The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 24, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 November 1967 — Page 5

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The picture featured this week in the Memories In Pictures is of the Glas.', Factory. This was 1 < ated where the Plas Steel ;mt is presently located behind •he B & O Tower. The factory mployed approximately 70 perns and was <>wn<-d and operated Nelson Erickson and Herman I: '-vn. The picture was sub:tted bj Noble Sheatsley, who v. rk< d at the fa< tory in 1910 and 1911. Tri Kappa To Display Art Exhibit Mrs. DensloW Doll. Art chairn m. announced the display for two weeks beginning November IMh of twelve Tn Kappa paint - n gs in the lobby of the Farmers . ate Bank of Wyatt at Walkertju These painjmgs are from me permanent collection of Kapp i Kappa Kappa. Inc. housed in t! "ir gallery in Nashville, Ind. During the winter months Tn Kappa’s from all over the statu ’■ ty obtain and display these 1 mtings locally. Paintings for collection are purchased each war during the Indiana Hoosier S don Art Show held in January t Indianapolis. The public is r Hally invited to view the p untings. During the business meeting la id Thursday i-vming in the !. >me of Mrs. James Keeling. Walkerton. Mrs. Stanley Orcutt. Mental Health chairman, gave a r- port about the Marshall-Starke Development Center for which SIOO.OO was donated towards the purchase of a much needed projector. Also, $45 00 was donated to the Burn Ward of Riley Hospital, Indianup li This is the only such ward in the state, and a special project of the state Tri Kappa’s. A $5 00 Tuburculosis Christian Seal B- nd was purc haaed. Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, president, reported on the Province Work Shop held October 31st at Valporaiso. Those attending from Epsilon Chi Chapter were Mrs. Rohrer, Mrs David Mellin Mrs. Richard Masterman and Mrs.

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Harlan Kepcha. A benefit for the scholarship fund will take place December 16 with tickets available from the committee Meuhmes Roy peSimone. Eroll Vanßu kirk, Janies Caprk, Robert Bauss Wavne Burch Ernest Brovoid. Richard Masterman. Ken Klin* dinst, Lloyd Thomas or any Tri Kappa. Hostesses M>sd inn ' Jann s Keeling, John M< Govern an 1 Robert Gardner serv' d d- >svrt. It’s not what you do, but how, that makes your life a success.

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Now there are more good reasons than ever *hy people should prefer Impala. Like all regular Chevrolets. it's even further ahead tor Cd! A more hushed ride Among other things we refined and improvedeverything about the ride to make it surprisingly smo th and srlen’ Just try it and see. You II find that our

Be smart! Be sure! Buy now at your Chevrolet dealer’s; All Chevrolets are priced for greater value! The lowest priced 1963 Chevrolets are (models not shown): Corvair 500 Sport Coup* $2,220.00, Chevy II Nova Coupe $2,199.00; Comoro Sport Coupe $2,565 00, Chevelle 300 Coupe $2,318 00, Chevrolet BisCOyne 2 Door Sedan $2 558.00; Corvette Convertible $4,320 00. Manufo<KK«» * *uqge*ted retail price* includ e Federal t»o»e Ta*« M^geitcd dealer delivery and handlrng charge* Tran.portat.on charge*, accenone* ©phonal equipment, state and local ta*e* odditronal. POWELL-MANN CHEVORLET CO., INC. Phone 586-3149 301 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Ind.

MRS. 1 EXSTt RM M HER TO BE <H EST SPEAKER Mrs. Robert Ft nstermacher, a former Missionary to the Congo, and other places, and now residing in Walkerton will be guest speaker in the First Brethren Church of North Liberty < n Sunday evening. Nov. 12, at 7:30. when the W.M.S. presents its public ~ervi< e. An int'i.,(i n - progrim has be,n planned, and th, public is invited. Watchout Winn It - Diik Out

engineers used electronic computers to pinpoint p'aces where nones might develop, and installed a special network of rubber cushions to keep squeaks and rattles from disturbing your comfort. We doubt that you've ever driven a car that moves to noiselessly.

NOV. 9, 1967 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —

PIJ I*TA To Book Fair The Polk-Lincoln-John.son PTA will sponsor Book Fairs at John Glenn High School and Walkerton Elementary School this month. This hign-who >1 book fair will be held during school hours Thursday and Fri inv and during open house Thursday evening. Books will be sold at the grade school during school hours Nov. 15, 16 and 17 and at the ITA meeting Nov. 16. Book shops wil be set up in both schools so that students may browse through and purchase the books of th'ir choice. M re than 1,000 paperback books will be available, with most volumes costing 50 cents or less. Designed to expose students to a wide selection of reading materal, the book fairs will offer a variety of b'>oks. At the highschool b'V'l there will be both classical and imsiern fiction as well as non-ficti<>n covering such t ,pi< s as seience. dating and pop mu-a The grade-school fair will < ffei a special easy-to-read section of books, as well as fiction and non-fiction for advanced readers. Mrs. Richard Hershberger 19 chairman of the book fairs assisted by Mrs. David Mellin. Staff workers at the high school will be Mrs. Marvin Bou - , Mrs. Mahlon Jacob, Mrs. Agnew Ludwig. Mrs. Stanley Orcutt. Mrs. Ray Chapman, Mrs. Charles Harness and Mrs. Louis Daube. Workers at the grad,- sHv-ol imlu'o Mr . John Wath-n. Mm. Melvin Fitzg raid, Mrs. Charb-s Bolz.e, Mis. Robert Flaugher, Mrs. J .hn McGovern Mis. Jack Bowman, Mrs. David Ow-n. Mt . G. W. Lowry. Mr . Conrad Kriskov ky, Mrs. Lm i< r Pearish,

The look you like best People have always preferred Impale s looks. So tor 1968 we made it even more beautiful. We gave the gn <• a more massive and masculine look. We gave the hood sweeping new lines and tucked the wipers neatly out of signt. We designed the tadli jnts right into the ’■ ir : ■ r for a look you re sure to like.

Mrs. Bernard Thompson, Mrs, Robert Bauss. Mr.-. Jack Ry<m and Mrs. William Rhoden. JG Falcons To Preview Team November 16 The John Glenn High School will have a preview of their basketball teams with mtrusquad games on Thursday, November 16. Both the varsity and B teams will be in action with th* B Team starting at 700 p.m, EST and the varsity to follow at h <K> p.m. EST. The games will be played in the High Sch<K»l gym. - * IM Admission to th.- gann -for all John Gb nn fans at this preview showing will b>- a bar of soap, Plan m>w to see the Falcons :□ their pre-seas. octi' n. Beatty Hospital Christmas Gift Drive Begins The headquarters f >r the gift. 4 for B' atty Memorial Ho spital Christmas project f' r both Walkerton and North Liberty are a4 follows. Mis. Clovd Smith, chairm in for Line In township has plac d container sin Harvey J Dime Store, Jacob Drug and Dave and Ray a Super M irket. Mrs. Smith is assisted by Mrg, Harry Mal staff. Liberty township chairman i 3 Mrs. John Easterday and she has placed containers in Wilc<N Super Market in North Liberty. Gifts are asked to be new itmej and for further information call the township chairman. N or 1 C E The county Line Club will meet at Edward Rog. nizinski r<. id'nc* Monday N -v. 13 at 7:30 CST. I'se Your S’at Belts Always!

We owe you the best We figure we owe pe p'e moro than other car makers do Because it was peep e who put us in first p ace in tt e fest p ace and who keep us there year after year. We appreciate iL

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