The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 31 August 1967 — Page 3

Albeit VanWanzeele Honored As Outstanding Calholic Layman f V . J i ( y M : - X i afc ■ . I ;

T s&Jt •; • W** Albert VanWanzeeie, a native of Walkerton and active in Church activities most of his life was announced the third recipient of the Outstanding Catholic Layman award by Saint Patrick Council 5709 Knights of Columbus at an award night held at the K of C Hall Wednesday night. Announcement of VanWanzeeie’ selection was made by Harry W. Malstaff, immediate past grand knight and District Deputy of District 6 who m ide the presentation of an engraved placque, a certificate and a scrap book. Zenon John Muchowicz was chairman of the selecti n VanWanzeeie resides with hi wife and five children at the west edge of town where he is a farmer. He spent four years in. the Army Air Corps as a Captain where he served as a pilot during World War 11. He has been Financial Secretary of the Council, treasurer ot thr Angelo Club, vice president of the Mens Club of the < hutch, vice president of the St. Patrick Credit Union and was active in the Men's Choir. He was selected for his willingness to serve and give freely of his time to all church activities, to help a fri> nd in need as a true Christian and to nev-r Shirk a responsibility. Kevin Huffstetter, the first Grand Knight of the Council and president of the Walkerton

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Knights Club prior to Council status was master of ceremonies. He introduced all of the recently installed officers of the council: Everett Patnaudc, Grand Knight; Zenon John Muchowicz, Deputy Grand Knight; the Rev. Father Anthony Letko, Chaplain; Bernard Westhues, Chancellor; Francis Gh ntz-r, Warden; Henry Szady, Advocate; Edward Zapinski, inside Guard; Ronald Savoie. Out-ide Guard; Michael Kochanowski, treasurer; JeUy Groves, financial secretary; Harrv Malstaff, Kevin Huffstetter. trudees. Also, Leo S tvoie, Angelo (’lni) President. Grand Knight i’atnaude then honored the past grand knight, Harry Mal taff with the present dr n ot his past grand knight’s j< w< I. Malstaff was also re< ■e nize I as District Deputy of District 6 and he spoke to the gathering briefly. The main address for the . venin : was nvni by the Chaplain. Father Letko. A dinner was served proceeding the ceremonies at the adjacent Paddle Wheel Restaurant. A s eial bur concluded the evening. sori c e Tlie Lincoln Townsnlp l-H club will have an ice cream social on Frtdav, September 1. at the town Int at the corner of Roosevelt Road and Illinois St. Serving will begin at 4 00 p.m.

To Speak At i Beaver Creek Church Sunday Miss Margaret Wright. missionary nurse t<> the Himalayan klndom of Nepal, will speak on Sunday, September 3 at the Heaver Creek W. sl.yan Methodist Church, at 7:00 p.m. * 0 I I I I *1 Miss Wright, who has been serving in distant Nepal since 1958 has been affiliated with the United Mission to Nepal under the sponsorship of Wesleyan World Missions. Prior to that she spent five years with Wesleyan missions in India. Miss Wright has been stationed at Amp Pipal. a mountainous outpost that is three days’ walk from the capaital citj of Kathmandu. In this out-of the-way place. Miss Wright describes her duties graphically: "N. t baths, bedpans and backrubs, but bear mauls bowel obstructions, broken bones, and badly burned babies busy the nurses at day, and sometimes at night." A native of Indiana she is a graduate of Marion College and studied nursing in Chicago. Miss Wright is visiting the churches of her denomination to describe the country she served, its people and the work of the mission there. NORTH LIBERTY < HCKCH SOFTBALL TOI KNEY The winners of the North Liberty Church Softball tournament were the Methodist Church who won over the Beaver Creek Wesleyan Methodist Church 11 to 7. HOSPITAL news E Street Division Hospital Miss Deborah Nickles. William Slone. Mrs. Mildred Fowler and Fannie Reeder all of Walkerton. Mrs. Earl Hill of North Liberty. Bremen Hospital Nelson Baughman of Walkerton.

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There will also be a second of the fall Day of Recollection on Wednesday. October 11. at Our Lady of Fatima Retreat House at Notre Dame. Parish representative from st. I atrick s Catholic Church M> Malstaff. IM'E Program Meeting Set For North Liberty Glenn Hunt. D('E < ■ > -dir । , r for the North Lil.iitv H:.Ji School, has anm mn • | thai i inf rmativ» me. t lrik u p (JI , for all . tu '• n’s md their p ,r. ■ is in th" DCE pr g>am thi v« r wdl be h< Id <.n Thur-d ■- , ve hn e. at 7:30 p.m. in the h:.h Sehm I Gif« ten I. Alth. u h the |h K program i-n t ri' w ' > \ uh LibI rty. some v. rv h' ltdul int an. t . tion can come from th> n.> • if The DCE. < v Dtv ’al: d op. rative Education pr n n s an on-tho-job training ja< gi,.m for stud, nts, basicalh wm. Co not plan on att- ruling c .g •, but who desjr,. to ge mis valuable training is put <f i(..r high school education. Tn< . <>- "P' rati. n of various m. rrn u is, businesses and industi v is gr. ally appreciated as well as tn.- < oI'Per ition of the parents of trie children involved. Without this help, the program coul m t < s

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