The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 February 1968 — Page 6

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — FEB. 29, 196*

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Miss Kathy Kurzhal. of South dend. sp- nt Sunday afternoon vith her aunt Mrs. N Hie Smith. \lr ar. 1 Mrs John Beron an 1 «mily called on the Jim Lynch unily Sunday rm mm:. Mrs Cirib 1 Hawblitze! has reurned homt from Memorial h s 4ta). M’s Fred DeCoudns is a surgical pdient in Memorial hospi•u. Mr and Mrs Har< li Schrader .f Koontz Lake, were Friday vening < diet - in the Bert Ru»>nski home Mr. and Mrs. Russell C/C n<or and Mrs. Pauline Morns, 'l* nt the week • nd visiting relaives in Garrett. Auburn and Cormna, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs Terry Ransnottnni an the parents of a son. odfrev Steven. born February It u Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Blanche Ransbottom 's the >atemal grandmother and Mr. oid Mrs. Hillis Platz are he maternal grandparents. Mrs Esther Harman was A •irthday dinner guests Friday vening with Mr. and Mrs. Robrt Clingt npeel. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mamerow oid Junior, were Sunday dinner quests of Mr. and Mrs. John Obny in Wyatt. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs William ohieids and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry XxTiy. of Mishawaka, and Mr. .md Mrs. William Heck and family of Tippecanoe. the occasion was Hi honor of Mr. Mamerow’s • ru.d.iy. REGULAR MEETING = L NIGHTS Os The j Orville Easterday = I Legion Post 189 | X 2nd and I-as! Thursday E of Each Month ^Auxiliary Unit 188 = >st Thursday Os Each Month ^limilllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllC

MAX E. STEELE INSURANCE Ix»n/o Building. North Liberty Off Phone 656-8121 Re*. Phone 656-4641 | । Dr. Milton Reisman OPTOMETRIST 4OX North Main Street, North Liberty Hour*: 1:30 to 5:30 P.M. Thnmday & Saturday Phone 656-5171 Dr. Elliott Frash, Optometrist ■ £l3 Michigan Street Walkerton. Ind. I ■ Hour*: 9:30 - 5:30 Monday* and Thursday* I Phone 5X6-37*2 Dr. Walter M. Denaut DENTIST OH ICE HOURS: 0-11 and S - 5 flowed Thurwdajr* ;—— — — ■ . & £ ■. * ’ - -j u i. - —— — jj ■ jr~ Dr. Burton L Furst i ■ DENTIST OFFICE HOURS: »- 12 and 1- 5:30 MTTFS Ooaed Wednesday* < _ _ -- *.r — . -nr— “Ti iiMii— »

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bailey and family of G- shen, were recent visitors of Esther Hai man. Mr and Mrs. William KurzhA). of S ;th Bend, visited with Mr. a*, i .'dr Ch.ules Wharton Sunday aftenjocn. Mis. Mary Armstrong and Shan n. of Lafayetti . were week en i guests in the Frank Sims home. Mr. and Mrs James Johnson, of Fort Wayne, visited Mr. and Mrs Durwood Clark Sunday after noon. Mr and Mr« Kenneth Do»n were we< k end guests of Mr ahd Mrs. William Poan find family in Louisville, Kentucky. They also went sightseeing. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rudynski and family .were Mis. H< roy and Mike, of South B- nd. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rudynski and family, and Mrs. Stella Ulrich. □ II OS I’ IT A L NE W S E Street Division Hospital Ronald Clockow. Jr. and Mrs. Edward Zywczak of North Liberty; Barbara Wager Mrs. Clarence Rhodebeck and Rev. David Owen of Walkerton. □ - BIRTHS A daughter was born on Februarv 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hostetl r ' f Walkerton in the E Street Division hospital, Laporte. A son was born on February 22 to Mr. and Mrs. William Beaver of Walkerton in the E Street Division hospital. LaPogte. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zussman of Walkert n are th • parent* of a daughter born on February 23 in the Starke Memorial Hospital. Knox. A baby son. Jeffrey Allen, born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tomb, Feb. 12 at Gary Methodist Hospital. Mrs. Tomb is the former Patricia Drake. Keep your troubles to yourself or they will expand.

Floyd Diperts To Celebrate 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dipert, Walkerton, will be honored at a reception from 2 to 5 p.m. ('ST on Sunday. March 3, in celebration oft Heir 25th wedding versary’The open house will be at the Walkerton Presbyterian church and will be given by their sons and daughter, Lewis, Leon, Melvin. Terry and Judy. They say that all friends of the couple are welcome; no invitations are being sent. Plans have been made for the couple to renew their marriage vows at 2:30 In the church. The pastor. Rev. David Owens, will conduct the service. Mr. and Mrs. Dipert were married on March 2. 1913 at the Evangelical United Brethren parsonage. The Rev. Mrs. F. A. Risley, now deceased. performed the rites. Mr. Dipert’s brother. Wayne Dipert. and his sister. Mrs. Robert Holt, the former June Dipert. were the best man and maid of honor for them. Floyd Dipert, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. L wis Dipert, lived in Johnson Township, graduated from Union Township high school. H<- is now with the Kingsbury Licker Plant. HR wife also lived in the Walkerton area and sho Attended Gmvertown schools. She is employed by Plas-Steel Company In Walkerton. Her parents, now deceased, were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heck. District Officers Visit American Legion Auxiliary The annual visit of District Officers of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit will be the highlight of the meeting of the local Unit in Walkerton, is announced bv Unit president, Mrs. Lurry i John i Groves. District officer expected to attend will be. district president, Mrs. Myrtle Kinser, Michigan Citv; district secretary, Mrs. G. Bauer, of Westville; and Ist vice president Mrs. Helen Conn of South Bend. Plans will ne tormulated for the American Legion Annual Birthday Party to be held in March. Hostesses for the evening will be Mrs. Dorothy Flaugher and Mrs. Edward Klopfenstein.

■ I Join The Crowd At ! THE PADDLE WHEEL’S I RIVERBOAT BUFFET] Choice of Hot Meat*, Potato, Vegetable, Hot Ro0» and Drink A I And Approximately 3 dot. Other (iounnet item*. ■ All You Can Eat j $2.25 ON WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS I Our Regular Menu Available Paddle Wheel Restaurant I Located in Walkerton, Ind. on U.S. 6 Look l or The Revol* ing Wheel ■ 703 Rooacvrlt Rd. Ph. 556-2900 I We will open at noon for private Part tea, Banquet*. Reception* rec. Evening* 1- 9 — Bunday* and Holiday* 11:00 - M:0O ■ Hot Sinorgn*l»ord 5 - X mi Wed. and ErL A

4-H Fashion And Sewing Clinic March 2nd A 4-H Fashion & Sewing Clinic will be held Saturday, March 2. 1968 at the Jackson High School Auditorium, 5001 Miami Road, South Bend. Theme for the Clinic, which is planned to help all present and prospective 4-H clothing members with their 1968 Clothing project, will be "Fashion Mates For ‘6B", The clinic is being sponsored by the St. Joseph County Cooperative Extension Service and coordinated by Dixie Hosier, Assistant Extension Agent. Over 1500 county girls (10 - 18 years of age) and their mothers are being invited to participate. In two identical sessions (9 30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.i the clinic will present Mrs. Billie Jenn Ellsworth, clothing specialist of the Cooperative Extension

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Sendee, Purdue University. She will explain proper choices of patterns and fabrics and discuss Moult ions to common problems encountered by both novice and experienced seamstresses. Mrs. Geri Hathaway, fashior coordinator for Robertson’s, i assisting with the style show The show will be built around th. "total look” —a popular new concept of proper style, coordinated accessories and appropriate hair styles, along with thr always-necessary perfect grooming. Models for the fashion shou will be 4-H members who hav. participated in the 4-H dress revues, and they will wear garments fashioned by members. Displays of new fabrics an< patterns will be presented b several South Bend merchant and individual packets of usefu items will be given to each girl. Only a live wire has the abillt ■ to make the usual unusual.