The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 20 July 1967 — Page 15

Accepts Coaching Position At Howe Military Academy * Jerry Johnson former Walkerton High School basketball player has accepted the head coaching position at Howe Military Academy at Howe, Indiana. Jerry has been assistant coach at Jimtown the past two years. After graduating from Walkerton (now John Glenn) High School in 1958 Jerry earned his B. A. degree at Western Michigan University in 1962 and his M. A. degree in 1966. He taught in the Penn - Harris - Madison school system from 1962-1965. His 1965-66 B-.squad at Jimtown won the Elkhart County Btoumey, compiling a 14-7 record. Jerry, his wife Judy and their five childen will live on the Howe Campus after August 25. 4-H NEWS Foods and Clothing were were judged Tuesday at John Glenn High School for the FOR SALE Good #9O AllisChalmers Combine with Scour Klien. Ph. 656-8282, North Liberty. . j.v2op CLEAN rugs, like new’, so easy to do with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer sl. Walz Appliance Store. FOR SALE Utility trailer, 11’/ x 5’ with 3’ racks. Single axle. Steel frame. $95. Richard Matteson. Koontz Lake, 586-2161. jy2op

Icc Cream Takes To Cake Surprise! Surprise! Nestled in the center of a new version of a dcvil’s-fooil cake is delicate, pink strawberry ice cream. The cake’s made in minutes from a mix, the center scooped out and the softened ice cream scooped in. The Borden Kitchen did give a hint of the surprise to come, though, by cloaking the cake in a pink frosting of heavy cream and sugar, then crcslisg it with plump fresh straw berries. Heavenly Icc-CreanvFillcd Cake (Makes one V-incit tube cake) 1 (Mb. 2-1/2-oz.) package 2 cups (1 pint) heavy cream devil’s-food cake mix 3 tablespoons sugar 1 quart Lady Borden tablespoons kirsch, optional straw berry ice cream 1-- drops red food coloring Prepare cake mix in a 9 x 3-1/2 inch square or round tube .cake pan according to package directions. Bako in a moderate (350°F.) oven 40-45 minutes. Cool. Remove from pan; cool thoroughly. Lot ice cream soften about 15 minutes at room temperature. With a sharp knife, slice a 1-inch horizontal layer from top of cake. Carefully lift off and set aside. To make a tunnel for filling: cut around cake 1/2-mch in from center and 1/2-inch in from outer edge; leave a 1/2-inch base. With a fork, gentlv scoop cake out of tunnel. Carefully spoon softened ice cream evenly into cake shell. Replace layer cut from top; cover ice cream and press on gently. Place is freezer about 8 hours, or until ice cream is very firm. Remove from freezer 15 minutes before serving time. In a small-size mixing bowl, combine heavy cream, sugar, food coloring and kirsch. Heat just until stiff peaks form. Frost sides and top of cake. If desired, garnish with frutdi strawberries. Serve immediately.

Lincolnettes 4-H Club here. The three divisions of crafts, fine aits, knitting and ceremics will be judged at the Fair Grounds next week as well as home furnishing, and personality improvement. Those receiving Township Champions and will compete at the Fair next week are: Clothing- Vickie Capek, Div I; Catherine Lidy, Div. II; Sheryl Harrison, Div. Ill; Beverly Welch, Div. IV; Margaret Mechling. Div. V. Foods- Craig Houser. Div. I; Debbie Naragon, Div. II: Sandy Welch, Div. Ill; Marianne Kersh, Div. IV; Penny Naragon, Div. V. Charlene Cripe, Div. I Food Preservation. Blue- Ribbons— Foods 1, Cynthia Naragon. Debra Northam, Melissa Storey; Foods 11. Denise Baker. Carolyn Welch; Foods UI. Barbara Naragon; Clothing I, Lora Searfoss; Clothing II Denise Baker. Carolyn Welch; Clothing IV, Cindy Huhnke. Red Ribbons — Clothing I JoAnne Bussie, Karen Groves, Nancy Hiatt, Terri Kincaid, Susan Minter, Paula Payton, Vickie Rhodes, Vickie Taylor, and Amy Wharton; Clothing II Mary Cripe, Cynthia Savie, Lennie Smith, Vicki Williams; Clothing 111 Debbie Naragon, Sandy Welsh, Roberta Van Dyke; Clothing IV Kathy Lazarek, Barbara Naragon, Penny Naragon, Patti Westhues; Foods I Brenda Anspaugh, Rachel Jackson, Debra Keck, Janet Kincaid, Susan Minter and Lora Searfoss; Foods 111 Denise Groves, Terri Kincaid, Vicki Taylor, Steve Wiktorowski; Foods V Ginny DeSimone, ('indy Huhnke, Kathy Lazarek, Margaret Mechling, Paula Payton, and Pattie Westhues; Foods VI Charlene Cripe; Foods VIII Roberta Van Dyke and Food Preservation II Steve Wiktorowski. White ribbons Foods I Rebecca Jacobs, Theresa Mann; Foods II Catherine Lidy, Vera Mann. Gail Szady, Sue Westhues and Foods IV Ginny DeSimone. Sheryl Harrison, and Beverly Welsh. Better Homes Club To Meet Monday Monday, July 24 will be the regular meeting of Better Homes Extension Club at the Walkerton Community Building beginning at 7:30 p.m. The annual Flower

Show of the Club has been cancelled for this year due to the lack of flowers and th/ late growing season. Mis. Dale Patterson, Girls 4-H leader here will have her club members present their 4-H demonstrations, for the program. Mrs. Howard Clingenpeel, club president has several important points of business to discuss and urges all club members and friends to be present. The clubs TV show’ July 20 was cancelled by WSBT-TV due to late scheduling for 4-H Fair appearances. Hostess Monday night will be Mrs. Branson Hiatt. Mrs. Frank Dunn, Mrs. Claude Watkins and Mrs. Hal Muncie. Walkerton Little League Standings Walkerton Little League Results: John Glenn All-Star (10-12) 17 Plymouth 5 Dodgers 7, Indians 5 White Sox 15, Yankees 0 Dodgers 10, Cubs 3 Senators 5, Pirates 4 (11 innings) Indians 10, Braves 2 White Sox 8, Tigers 4 Cubs 8, Giants 3 Pirates 7, Yankees 4 Minor League Giants 71 Cubs 5 3 Indians 4 4 Dodgers 4 4 Braves 0 8 Major League Pirates 6 2 White Sox 6 2 Senators 5 3 Yankees 2 6 Tigers 17 Pitching No Hitters Jeff Bonnet, Freddy Casteel. Carl Williams, John Harness, Lenard Jaske, and Kenny Bolze. Home Run Bruce Dayhuff, Freddy Casteel, Terry Kaser, Jerry Johnson, John Klinedinst, Lovell Warner, Jeff Morris and John Verkier. Schedule Wednesday Cubs vs. Indians Senators vs. Tigers John Glenn All-Star vs. Argos 1:30 at Place Park. Friday Giants vs. Dodgers Pirates vs. Yankees Tuesday Braves vs. Cubs White Sox vs. Senators Camp Koch For Crippled Children Just 17 signaled the opening of Camp Koch handicapped children from Indiana. Jack Waterman. camp director for the Indiana Society for Crippled Children and Adults, announced today. More than three hundred handicapped campers will enjoy life outdoors - many for the very first time in their lives. Camp Ko< h for ('r ippled Chilren will provide five sessions filled to the brim with activities and fun of camp life for all who attend. One of 76 Easft r Seal camps across the nation serving more than 10,600 crippled childri n this summer. Camp Koch for Crippled Children will be staffed by 16 experienced and trained counselors. In addition, many other handicapped youngsters will join with children in regular camps for two weeks of camping fun. At camp this summer children will be able to participate tn group activities-swimming. hikeing. and cooking out as part of then daily routine. They will learn, too. how to do for themselves. developing independence and self-reliance. Mr. Waterman said that information about camping for the handicapped children may be obtained by contacting a member of your local Easter Seal Society or the Indiana Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc.. 3616 N. Sherman Dr., Indianapolis. Ind. 46218. Easter Seal camping Is made possible through the annual Easter Seal appeal, held prior to Easter Sunday.

JULY 20. 1967 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —

^LAFF OF THEJVEFK I KO H ' Wr th' ’ 2 O J X s»' Ko,. • J *Tm paying off a bet — I bet my wife I wouldn’t do anything like this in my whole life.”

REPORT Ol CONDITION OF Farmers Stale Bank Os Wyatt in the State of Indiana at the close of business on June 30, 1967. ASSETS 1. Cash, balances wath other banks, and cash items in process of collection ... ... 1.655,782 00 2. United States Government obligation. . . 3.933,840.23 3. Obligations of States and political subdivisions . 463 510.00 4. Securities of Federal agencies and corporations . None 5. Other securities (including None corporate stocks) . 898.454.83 6. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell ...... 1,300,000.00 7. Other loans and discounts . . . 5.623,957.44 8. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises .... 175.000.00 9. Real estate owned other than bank premises . None 10. Customers’ liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding None 11. Other assets ..... . 9,049 99 12. TOTAL ASSETS ... . . 14,059.594.49 LIABILITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 3,222,624.70 14. Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations .... . 7,899,007.38 15. Deposits of United States Government 29,201.88 16. Deposit's of States' and political subdivisions 1,733,999.57 17. DcposXs^df foreign governments and official institutions. centra! banks lijid international institutions None 18. Deposits ot commercial banks ..... None. 19. Certified and officers’ checks, etc 100,679.91 20. TOTAL DEPOSITS .... 12.985.513 11 (a) Total demand deposits . 4,033,606 06 (b) Total time and savings deposits 8.951.907.38 21. Federal funds purchased .... None 22. Other liabilities for bor rowed money .... None 23. Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank and outstanding ...... None 24. Other liabilities (including none mortgages and other liens on bank premises and other real estate) 10().918.66 25. TOTAL LIABILITIES . . 13,086.432.10 CAPITAL ACCOI NTS 26. (ai Capitol notes and debentures None (b) Preferred stock total par value .... None No. shares outstanding (C) Common stock total par value . . . 200,000.00 No. shares authorized 2000 No. shares outstanding 2000 27. Surplus ..... 300.000.00 28. Undivided profits . . 473.162.39 29. Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserve'- None 30. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ’ 973.162.39 31. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 14,059.594.49 MEMOKANDt 1. Average of total deposits f< r the 15 calendar days ending with call date ..... 12,7 0>.808.01 2 Average of total loans lot the 15 calendar davs ending with call date . . . . . 5.652.310.91 3. Loan- as shown in item 7 of ’ Assets" are after deduction ot valuation reserves of . ... 52,.04.02 4. Securities as shown in items 2-5 of "Assets" art after deduction of valuation reserves of . .... None 1. Harold W. Huhnke. cashier, of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear affirm that this report of condition is true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and belief. Correct Attest: Harold W. Huhnke DIRECTORS Louis W. Gerber Wayne R. Burch Devere J. Gohem Deloria Alderfer John H. Mott ice State of Indiana. County of St. Joseph, ss: Sworn to and subscribed before me thia 17 day of July. 1967, and 1 hereby certify that I vn not an officer or director es this bank. Ruby L Mutti. Notary Public My Commission expires April 1. 1969.

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