The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 March 1968 — Page 7

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Three PLJ Board Members Will Seek Re-Election All three Polk-Lincoln-John-son School Board members, wh< se present terms expire June 30. 1965. will run for rv-ebitb n in the M". Primary. Carroll Zartman. a representative of P< lk Township has b-vn a member of the Board tor a 1 . year as of June 30, 1968 and ha seised as Board I’resid, nt for 1 1 ., years. Dr. William Carter representing Lincoln T< wnship, ha been an activ? School Board member for four years, as of June 30. 1968. and has served thr-e years as secretary. Elburt Pl^ce representing Johnson Township, has served as both Board President and Vico President the last four years. Though each member represents a township area, all members are voted on at largo from the total school district. All members feel they should again offer their services and experiences for completing the present building programs and curriclum changes that have been initiated in reri nt years.

NL PTA This month s I’TA meeting will be held on Tu sdax March 19th, starting in the High School Gym nt 7:00 p.m. There wall be a demonstration given by the physical education classes beginning at 7:00. Following the business meeting and thia part of the program, both the elementarxschool and the high school will hold open house. There will be no executive board meeting this month. CHAMBER MEETING THIS NOON AT HEIL’S A reminder of the Walkerton Chamber of Commerce meeting today (Thursday! at Heil's Restaurant. A special invitation is offered to all retail merchants as the program concerns shopliftIng. bad checks, etc., a major problem of retail business today. Anyone who hasn't previously made a reservation plea.*' contact the se< rotary Boh Urbin immediately. Lunch will begin at noon. LENTEN SKRVKTB Community lenten Services supported by the Unit-d Methodist United Missionary’ and th“ United Pre b\Brian Church, continue to meet with the blessing of the H -lx Spirit The service for this Thursday. Min h 14th at 7 00 Slow Time Dr. Bryce Rohrer will introduce the theme for the evening, "Concern”. This will be at t’nited Presbyterian Church of Walkerton. Welcome The blonde at the reception desk says high heels were invented by a gal who was kissed on the forehead.

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A First Place Winner In Science Fair E * J□IVC R£ £ * 4c- -4~ 74 te-S a } SB a ■—-v-"—M HHHHHHHftfIMBMttBMHNBHMMMMkAHMMBBMKJMMwM*»■! mJO Eric Khngerman proudly displays a’s first place winning display in the Silence Fair held at Urey Junior High School and the Tyner Element uy School on Monday. His topic, Plants - Green and N-n green was one of 182 outstanding exhibits by the student of these two schools. Other pictur s of displays are in other sections of the pip t.

Open House And Gym Night Tuesday At The North Liberty Schools

The North IJbcrty High and Elementary School and the PTA will sponsor an OPEN HOUSE and a PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEMONSTRATION night. Tur. day March 19. beginning at 7 0(1 pm. Parents and patrons arc cordially invited and urged to at tend. The gym program will begin at 7 00 and wall feature students from grade 6 through 12 enrolled in either boys or girls physical education classes. Students will perform on gym apparatus, demonstrate class procedure, as well as providing a-Vaning program of acrobatics and gymnastics, and rhythms. The program is being coordinated by Mr. Schmid high school P. E. Instructor and include demonstrations fr-.m Miss Lincoln Mis. Hou mu. Mr. C .rep and Mr. Schmid • P.E. classes. Following the gym program both the High School and Elementary Mh s>l will stage Op-n Houses with tea. her being present in their rooms for parental visitation. In addition the fine arts and industrial arts departments will display student projects in their rooms. The Honor Society members will act as guides for the high school building. Parents are cordially invited to avail themselvcs of the opportunity to witness the demonstrations and visit their whools and teachers. NOTH E TO I’ATICK IANS Don't forget to bring sewing needs with you to our next regular meeting Mmh IS.

WALKERTON, INDIANA. THURSDAY, MARCH 14. 1968

PLJ PTA Will Mee! Tonight The combined ITA of polkLincoln Johnson School Corporation will meet Thursday, March 14 at 7:30 p m S.T. at the Walkerton Elementarv Building. The focus of the meeting will be on counseling and guidance. Mrs. Sparkle G. Crowe, Dim tor of Pupil Personnel Services, Indiana Department of Public Instruction, will be the guest speaker. Mrs Crowe has degrees from Franklin College and Ball State University and has studied at Chicago University. She has be<n listed in "Who's Who Among .American Women" and his re.saved the Master Teachei Aw nd from Taylor Universjtv. Her interest and inv, Ivem. nt in edu< ition and guidance is t-vi-d- need by her membership in nine proj. ssional a -'S iation Beaver (reek Church Completes New Building The Beaver (’reek We^]. yan Church is happv to announce the completion of our new < hurch. The opening service will be held in our new sanctuarv n--xt Sunday morning, March 17th Sundiv St ho. 1 will be at 9 30 a.m. and the morning worship ervice will lie at 111 30 We give every - . He a special invitation to come and share with us in this wonderful occasion. The church Is bx tted at th- coiner of St ite Rd. 4 and Redwood loads S< IEN( E FAIR AT K.HS THIS I'RID The Science Fair for the John Glenn High School will be held this Friday with the puNic invited to see this outstanding w ik by the students Fridax night from 7 30 to 9 30 p m ESI’ Judging will be don ■ in the afternoon and all winners and displays will be judged by this time. NOT I C E St Patrick's Day Corn Beef A Cabbage Dinner, March 16 it 6 30 pm. EST in the St. Patrick’s School Hall Walkerton Music by Torn Clark’s Band of Plxmouth. Children $1 00: Adults $2 50.

Public Library Joins In National “Library Week'’ The Walkerton Public Libraryin co-operation with the National Library Week in Indi ma whi< h is April 21-27, is conducting an essay contest for students in grades 7 through 12. The subject of the essay is to be What I Expect of My Library." length should not exceed more than 1,000 words. It is to be typed on B*_> X 11 in paper and double-spaced. A cover sheet giving the title, the entrant's name, address, telephone, school grade in s< hool. and public library should accompany the essay. The essay will be judged on originality, clarity, neatness, and aptness of thought. Entiles must be in the hxal library bx April 1 1968. The winning is. ax will be s« nt to the Indiana State Library for further competition. If you are interested, plea-e contact Mrs. John^ n at the Walker t n Librarv. TO OBVERSE \\N!\l \RS WITH OPEN HOI >t Mr. and Mrs. George G- Ib i f Koontz I-ake wdl celebrate th- n 50th wedding anniversarx Sunday with an open h'.usr at the Bhs-vilh- Chun b from 2 to I pm No invitation >s have b. n is u.xl Mr. and Mr Geller were ma’ried March 9 1918. in the h< me of the bride s parents, Mr an I Mrs Virgil R< nsberger near Walkcrt<>n Rev Arthur •; Miller officiated The couple ha three daughters who will be host at the rec-ption Mis Alfred .Mix Belle) Killian and Mr Elmer iMx rt lei Stiles, both । f Txner

and Mrs. Ernest ilrcnei P. nk f Plymouth, seven grandchillr • n and nine /teat gr.m b hiblrvn Their grands-.n Rex Charles Killian of Hartsville will bring the morning mess-n-e assisted bx Bev. William Kllhan ot Belx din 11l . another grands, n.

Ft. Wayne All-City Band And Orchestra To Play At North Liberty

X ith labertv High St h • 4 will have the privilege of having as guests the E»rt Wat nr All City Band and Orchedr t Man h 19 A pt am featuring both gi ups is scheduled fur 1 15 (’ST in the High S< ho 1 Auditorium I’ati rn are Cordially invited to attend the h

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Plans Continue Par Walkerton Summer Festival rh>‘ pl ,n < ,f the f'h imh r f Comm* i • Sunin •r F« 'ix d ire " ■. ry day ind ■. • . The gala thr-e-jay ov> nt to culminate a i b an-up p. • - up, fix-up jiori d t.. mpt v< th- 1 tw ■ : : ’ ■ nd livir ■ d ’ ' gaining the I operat ion of manx < Sub m i <rganizat. >ns. Th-- entir pr _in. < (]. n<x ] at rnakine W 11kert n ■ ■ | • ..r. morp bt iti'’ I । a I »> ,v .e fe *x al । a ■•I a•’ n I an open invit di n f. r everx n- to visit on? t.-wr, f • fur , n d a< ‘ivit; . ha - g i.r d th.. > p>e< t nf n ’ ■ A I .■ f tl W dk>-r t n - hit r. I r ■ r zatb -n will t J p irt ’»- • I'd: dis. fen-nt m-an - .ml t ipp-o , 'hit the . I<■ -e < ■ ..[>♦>• !i n m l c mbinivj effort - ire r; t pax ft in a fin • ceb br • i n Ervin Stunt-/ th- U -min of th-- Civic Imp; -.em«-nt C-m---mittt-e ml tar-Td ■ hairm n "f this event thr u-h thi p n. Mm Inland W- b h i- < -chairman xvith Will’ mi Elk n R -v DeSinu n-- md Mr Hit’. Milstaff me oth- ■ n- mb r f the commit ts-e Other appointments f-r the festival are- Al B .ise pirad<? marshall The ptr ide will be held on SatU’dax Jun- s t ntalively set to Drin it 1 00 pm. and manv entrie- have >1- idv been pl mned It is p.-p.-d to hive -it lead 100 - ntries with fb-ats. marching units h r--s, bands old cars et< all -h- wing interest in this big parade Ll<»vd Clark ha- be-n p| nted chairman of a Kiddies Day parade which will be held on Thursday, June 6 time undetermined nt this time. This will include decorated bfcvcle- tricycles wagons pets and plentx- of just kids to march in this parade and take part in special planned activities. A youth dance will be held sometime durinv th-- festivities under the direction of Rax Chapman Mr and Mrs Clvde Stwklx’ anti the Dixie W«lkers Square Dance club will < -n tu, t ,m . ut« d--or Square md R mt dance Manx’ -ther b ith- d -pIIVS .and pf. jei t a ’ b ’ l r' Itw the other • . mi? - * mpb‘t« at ’hi n nt but a • m-pb-te listening < t the -• events will fi lb xx- in 1 iter i-u ■ It's the Chamb-t s h r- th ’ everv chib and group will hr. a part in this program :n m- xx tx : mOther. All in all thi- p mt- t anoth- r bi ■ event ’ V i! n. It is h p-d that t! will bec-xme a vearlx event m I ti t . p-*r-atb n the first .r will 1 ad to bigger m l better ' tn a! m the future The -mn itt ein charge is welci-mm" mx i •"-■-ti n and all thex ask is thi’ thex K- put in wntm; m l -nibmitti-d t the ci -mmitee NOT I < E A Wh -lehog Sausa nl Bin- ( ik-- Supper will be hel l S durdix M treh 30 f- : ist ' > i>o in the Walkert n Pr- b ’ nin Chureh 512 •b' : . i S’ D natn >n Adult - <l 25 Pre krs under 12 50c Jtrr^p Our Classifieds Start at 75c

put >mi tr.' e >»f this exceptiunal group 4 120 mu « tans There will be no charge for the pr >gt un We wish to th ink Mr. Kenn th Geoffi V Ihie f r <>f b’me Arts of the South Bend (’ommunitv S< b I C q .iti n ! r giving us the opportunity of aax in_ tin-, outstanding group.