The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 March 1968 — Page 13

Rainbow News Walkerton Order of Rainbow for girls held its regular meeting Monday March 11. The meeting was opined in regular form by Worthy Advisor Linda Daube, Guests greeted and introduced were Mrs. Gary Clark, Mrs. Mike Haynes, Mrs. Walter Pickavet, Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. Bruce Henry. Mr. Al Drews Grand Lxcturer of Dist. 1 & 26. Miss Karen Reisner Rose Lecturer from Union Mills assembly No. 132, Miss Sherri Burkett Drill Leader Union Mills, Miss Linda Williamson Worthy Associate Adv. from Union Mills who protemed for charity. Linda Daube, worthy advisor reminded all girls to turn in Heart Fund Money to Mrs. Robert Lidy. Mrs. Bruce Henry. Candy ('hr., gave a report and urg'd girls to get their money to her so sale can be concluded. Girls wire congratulated on amount of money sold so far. A letter was read from the Chamber of Com me ice to participate as a club in the coming Summer Festival. It was voted to join this project. Plans will be discussed at next meeting. It was moved to hold a slumb. r party at the Masonic Temple < n Wednsday, March 20. Bring own bedding and snack. Ass, mblv will furnish pop. Doors will be open 8:00 p.m. CST. All must be there by 10:00 pm. CST if de. siring to spend the night Mother Advisor Mrs. Al Drews announced Inspection by our Supreme Deputy, Mrs. Hazel T. Coats would be held on Wednesday. May l.t. Dinner, escort and opening to b« done by Walkerton; Culver to do Initiatory work; Union Mills closing and Rose Lecture. Lynn Ptcknvet offered to bake a cake for Lillie Ritter at the Walkerton Nursing Home for her birthday, March 20. Initiation was held for Sherri Beal or. Worthy Advisor of Mother Advisor welcomed new sister and explained meeting times. Linda Daube thanked the refreshment committee, Mrs. J„ Verkier. Mr* Louis Daube, Mrs. W Pickavet and Mrs. Robert King for delicious cake and punch. Recorders station was filled by Ri Mrs. Bruce Henry, Past Grand Worthy Associate Advisor. Linda Daube thanked all who attended Tracy Methodist Church with her on Sunday. March 10th. Tri Kappa Plans Fashion Show March 28 Epsilon Chi Chapter of Kappa, Kappa. Kappa met Thursday evening in the hnme of Mrs Max Hobbs. Walkerton. Carouwl of Color will be the theme for the annual Tri Kappa Fashion Show and Card Party to be held March WHO OFFERS AUTO AND HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE ON A MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN 9 R- W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Hamlet rUunr 867-2824 Afternoon* — Koont* Phone Walkerton 586 2580

28 at 7:30 p.m. CST in the Walkerton Elementary School. Fashions will be by Bosworth's of Plymouth with all proceeds going into the scholarship fund. Mrs. James Capek an J Mrs. LI yd Thoma . co-chairman ann unced pirns for the fashion show with a i eminder to all members to get out and push the ticket sales. The Girl Scout Open House will be held Sunday, March 10 at the Walkerton Elementary School with Mrs. Robert Gardner serv-

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ing as chairman, assisted by Mrs. Denslow Doll, Mrs. Richaid Hershberger, Mrs. Roger Beehler and Mrs. John Powell. At tin.: time Mrs. David Mellin, vice president will present camperships to four Girl Scouts. Tri Kappa serves as sponsor for the local Gill Scouts. A donation of five dollars was made to the March of Dimes Foundation. April 6 was the date chosen for a Bake Sale to be held at Dave &• Rays. Walkerton as a

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means of support for Mental Health. Mrs. Stanley Orcutt will be chairman of the bake sale, assisted by Mr . Ernest Brovoid. Projects were discussed in resp< ns ( > to a letter sent out by th'Civic Imp; ivement Commit t. of the Walkerton Chamb- r <1 Cimmerc,- for participatem in the Summer Festival. Initial plans Were made to be presented to the committee by Mrs. Roy DeSimone and Mrs. Leland Welch. A small review of the constitution was conducted by Mrs.

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Robert Bauss. D« ~ r t was served by Mr . Hobb-, and Mrs Doll. poor, toikxwhxt A I loubl' ' fill I t. Hn ■ rnellt •' 11 be held Sunday, M rr I 17, at • (;,• Walkerton Re, r . n c- nter t,"ginning at ?oop m . A $1 00 * ntt\ f, is charged and the tour n*'', is op, n t anyone l.j years and over. Some of th,- charity that be. gins at home j, sub 'andard.