The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 March 1968 — Page 18

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MARCH 11, 1968

More Science Fair Displays 1 ROCKs AM) 'A MINERALS or - • F ^T^ s()Vinursl ■ I *1 I I I < I | I K ■ fl* r ‘* » X. ■ ■■ »? ' * I 11 B W v - J Xx**** x M F l ■h^ t£ki * -%? ' fl ’Ww <* * M^F 1 1 J^"-' . * I . I R >k an i Minerals of the Southwest USA won a second place f< i L»ren Capek at the Science Fair Monday. This was in the Geology Division. ■ 'LN P^^Bl * ’Z ' ' * . It •'• J bß* ■■■ * * b * l‘ A 1 -jl sHRMHE B**"' * ' ** ' nmmrtg. A- < A. in di pl.vs her cnatn n. Life Cycle of Mosquitos, a t! rd jl. • v : n- i in tie Z-o|og\ Division of the Science Fair. - x . 1 S i> t ><o- i.s 4\*R MHi 801 V - ■ fIHBHBHHmBBBHB^BBBmmBB^^^^fIMBMba. ^xaMssS Th< De - nr <• Beiw-vn E kb-d and Block Mountains was clearly d. ;| •tv 1 '. H idi ir. ad in the Geology division and Won her it - i nd place M nday in the S< ience Fair. L * » • I ! • W I I * i B * y ■K , I Norma Carl on won a fir-t place in the Zoologx Division with her dis&ia) of The Lung.

Koontz Lake News By Pat Klein* Civil Defend- CourM* Tuesday. March 12th was the 1 fir st ev. rung foi the Civil Defense* Courses l>eing given at the Koontz Lake Fire Station. The sessions will stress radio-active fall out. The M olens will be held e very Tuesday evening from 7 to l(i pm.: running for four weeks Mr Eugene* Bind and Mr. George- Baker will conduct the CoUi S*>. ( onwnati« n ( lub The regular meeting will be held < n Friday. March 15th at 8 o(i pm. at the < bibb Use. A film "< >ur Obligation'' will be «hown by Chuck Lawrence. Koontz Lake fire chief. This film i aboue a school fire, and what w< as citizens, can do in a case like this. Senior ( itizens The next meeting on Minh 21st will b** held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Horvcky at Koontz Lake, with Mis. France’s Borchart as the hostess. Please call 586-2471 for any information you may need, as to how to locate the home. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Harvey, JH visited < n Wednesday and Thursday this past week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Smith and other friends and relatives in this area. Mr. Bryon Willersdorf of Australia was a sjm*< ial guest speaker during the morning worship .servic-e at the Koontz Lake United Missionary Church. Mr. Willersdorf was formerly associated with th. "Youthful Christ” of Australia. Saturday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Di।w*it md familx were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dij»it of Grover-t<-wn and Mrs. Jack Ri-be and d -u ht- rs Ani’ a md Tina. Evcrvone help -1 Riii. -’d Dipcrt celebrate his sixth birthday. Thy dates f r Va< du n Bible Sib.--- ! .’ the Ko- nU< T/iki- United Missi nary Church will be from June sth to Jun • 11th. The members of the Koontz Like Lion, ttes will meet nt the home of Mrs Marie Atkiss- n on March 14th to discuss the plans for the IJonettes Sh.-pp- that is held in connection with the ice cream social in the summer. At this meeting the mmiL-rs will find out how much they have availably for the shoppe and what they have yet to make. “Tops In Pops” Is Biir Success A near-capacity crowd of approximately 750 attended the "Tops ’n Pop” cabaret concert Friday evening in North Liberty. The tables set up in the gvm were decorated with colorful "psyeedvlic" flowers, and girls from the high school served refreshments during the concert. Each of the four bands, under the direction of Mr. Richard VanderHagen. performed well presenting a program of varied moods. Students from the Greene school were part of the junior high and grade school bands. During the evening the senior members of the band were prescnt.il with the band sweaters provided annually by the Band Booster Association. Those who rec. ived sweaters were Betty Ulbricht band president and drum majorette; Jack Bonham, bass; Nancy St.-ele flute; Chris Sheve, June Wolfe and Linda Davis, saxaphones. The combined concert at Jackson High School is s. hedubil for April 4 No date ha been set for the spring concert here, until confirmation is received from H u Id Jones th. drummer wh< app< ar.-d with th. I.and last year. Tin* regul r Band B rosters Associ tion meeting will be held in th.- < h«»ol cafeteria Monday evening March 11 at 7 30. All band p-r. nts. as w.-ll as other adults in the community interested in the wh<s.l band are urged to attend. Find It In Tlie Ulassffieds

National Director Visits Walkerton IC's B j Bjv ' Wil

Left to right Ralph Keller. Jaycee National Director. Gem* Brems Vice-President Walkerton Jaycees. Wxanan Hochstcler, Don Ping. Region B Vice-President - sitting Lroy Carey President Walkerton Jaycees and Richard Atwell, President of Indiana Jaycees. President Atwell visited the Walkerton Jaycees last Wednesday. During hjs visit in Walkerton he and Leroy Carey discussed future bsal Jaycee projects for Walkerton. President Atwell alio h< lp<d to kickoff a kcal membership drive which lasts until later this month. Voice Os The People I see by your paper and also the LaPortp paper where the new dump rules arc working out just fine. To ones living on the side nxids it Isn't so fine. If the K-wintz Like police and the state

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I police would quit sitting on their hands and travel some of the side roads they just might catch some of the people dumping thentrash and garbage there. Have th.-m look on Starke Uounty Rd. 875 Northeast end on the Starke Marshall County line and other side roads I myself made a man pick up his load and it was a 2 wheel trailer load, off 875 N at Clarks hay barn. He had a Walkerton license. I told him to do his dumping in St. Joseph County and not m Starke Cuonty. I followed him to the County line on Rd 23 to see that he left Starke Co. I don't expect to see anything done about this dumping on the side roads. A very disgusted Starke Co. Resident Our ClMßlfleds - Only 75c.