The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1968 — Page 11

K L News IJons Club News The Lions Chibs of District 25A held their 13th annual convention on the campus of St. Joseph College in Rensselaer, Indiana, Sunday, March 31st. During this all day session, the ladies were entertained while the men tended to the business and the electing of Gene Rice of Wanatah, District Governor for District 25-A. Those attending from the Koontz Lake Lions Club were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Borrelli, Mr. and Mrs. Edw'in Jacobson, Mr. George Lanphere, Mr and Mrs. Wilbur Mullet. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Seaholm, and Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Thornburg, Ext**nMon Homemakers Meet The Koontz Lake Extension Homemakers met March 25th at the home of Mrs. Fravel Greenawalt with ten members present. Mrs. Fred Cook gave the health and safety report on home fires and hnw important it is to have home fire drills; also to be sure all children know how to call the fire department. The club will have a bake sale and rummage sale June 29th, and woukl be happy fur any donations • _ _ • In an accident where both cars have r* 1 St de Farm collision *’*” ’*•“ Coverage, State Farm Pays lor damages to both cars. And you save the deductible iNtv««Hct (usually SSO odIOQL ■i — / Call mo; Lloyd G. Clark Auto - Life - Fire 301 Mjahigan St. Walkerton. Ind. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office; Bloomington, Illinois

ri v ■ ■ ■ ■ ■.■ ■ ■ ■ ■ « ■ ■ mt*. Your comments are invited to- ' c “In The Pastor’s " * • ■ : Study” ■ ■ ; I JSM . : VIEWPOINT ■ SHHMHHHi ■ Walter I. Cfiu vn. 8.A.. B.D fl » Pastor, First Baptist Church ■ w North Liberty _ ® Phone 65C-8344 ' ■ — Here's Mr. Smith, let’s call him. Mr Smith came to church — and heard the Bible preached. He heard how he was a sin- ■ ner, how God hates and will punish sin. h >w the Soul of God ■ * in love allowed Himself to be crucified in the place of sinners ■ B an 1 how he could be saved, have eternal life in Heaven if he H ■ would in wimple faith place his trust in ’*’*> Lord Jesus Christ m as his p. rsonal Savior. ■ So. Mr. Smith did just that; and G<«d n t only v« d him ■ ■ but changed his life also. H ■ Now it seems that nub math illy two things happen On. ■ ■ Th.- Bibl< says that God s angels beein sin ing i chorus of a A praise and happiness because Mr. Snatn is now saved and m a _ the family of God Tv. >: On the other hand a large number of people in the community now remorsefully remind us that Mr Smith . . . well, "He got religi- n and doesn't have any fun . ® anymore.’* P ONE OR THE OTHER P a DEPENDS ON YOUR VIEWPOINT '« ■ ■ ■ Bsßxß. B-■ * * -

for the sale. April 4th, starting at 10:30 a m. there will be a lesson on recovering of shoes. This will be held at the Grovertown Conservation Club. May 6-10 is Home Economics week and there will be a program of interest to the high school girls. Games were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Lavern Young and Mrs. Richard Shaffer. Refreshments, in the Easter Motif, were served by the hostess. (Mb Scout News Cub Scout Troop 337 met at thu Scout building in Grovertown. March 27. for their annual Pine Wood Derby, and monthly pack meeting. Den No. 3 opened the meeting with a flag ceremony. Dens No. 2 and No. 3 put on skits about local rivers and three of the largest in the world. The group sang On The Banks of The Wabash." Five heats were run for the derby and the winners wore: No. 1 Kevin Anderson. No. 2 Philip Shaffer. No. 3 Mark Pulliam. No. 4 Carl Rosander, No. 5 Russell Bacewic. 1 A mn off was held and the first place trophy W'inner was ' Russell Bacewic and second place, ’ Mark Pulliam. Judges, George Lanphere, Jerpme Howard and • Robert Hilliam selected the car I made by John Briggs and his i father as the best decorated and he was awarded a blue ribbon. Each boy who entered the derby received a yellow ribbon. Den No. 2 closed the program by singing taps. Hostesses for the April carryin supp-rs at the Kin ntz Lake ('■ ns i vatu n Club will be Mta. Milton Gerry and Mrs. Edith Kuh)w< in. The Oregon-Davis High Sch xj Choir will present its Easter Cantata "Halleluiah For Christ" at the Koontz Lake United Missionary Church on Sunday evening, April 7th at 700 p.m. Mr. John Burris will direct • Mr. Alvin Boise is now the repres. ntative for the United Missionary Church in the Bethel College Church Council of the Indiana District. Mr. Boise will be kept informed of campus happ- nings and wall lie glad to keep you abreast the news Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dipert and family were Sunday afternoon guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I>ale Halter and family

in LaPorte, Mr and Mrs. Robert Varga and family had as their guests Saturday, Mr. Leo Blevins of near Verden, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blevins of Peoria, 111. Mr. Leo Blevins and Mr. Arthur Blevins are Mrs. Varga’s uncles. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson returned home last Monday eveafter spending the winter months in their home in New Smyrna Beach. Florida. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bregi had as their Sunday dinner guests, their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ebbens and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Statola and son of Oaklawn, Illinois. Master Seargent E8 Paul Flowers, has returned to the states after a tour of duty in South Viet Nam. Mr. Flowers is the brother of Mrs. Walter Clark and lives in South Bend. His next tour of duty will be at Ft. McDill, Tampa. Fla. Celebrates 7Hth Birthday Mr Henry Lipke celebrated his T^th Birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lipke on Saturday, March 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moore and family of Peru, Indiana and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Czerpaniat and son of Chicago came to help their father celebrate. Mr. Lipke had many other friends from the area stop in and wish him a happy birthday. Sons Are Born Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cleveland became the happy parents of a son. Gary John. Jr., b orn March 20th in the Li Porte hospital. Mrs. Vern Willace is the maternal grandmother an 1 Mr ind Mrs. Fred ('level nd :oe the paternal grand parent.-. A s >n was born to Mr. and Mi-. Durrand (Randy) Johnson R. R 1 Hamlet <>n March 25th in th.' E Street Hospital, LaPorte. I ittl • Kenneth Durrand weighed eight p ounds and fourteen ounces at birth. Mrs. Jennie Gillette of Walkerton is the maternal grandmother and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johnson are the paternal grandparents.

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Church New* The Womens Missionary Society of the United Missionary Church held their Spring Workshop in Bremen on April Ist. Thru*.' atending from the K'x>ntz Like Church were Mrs. Carol Finley, Mrs. Ginger Han-, and Mrs. Joann Brown. There are two remaining Lenten Services for the community and they will be held in the United Methodist Church on April 4th and April 11th at 7:00. April is "Good Used Clothing" ; month. Anyone having clothing ; may place them in the coat room ; of the United Missionary Church. I Easter Cantata The choir of the Koontz Like I United Missionary Church wn! ! < present its Easter cantata en- ; titled "He Is The King Os Glory,' ; Sunday evening. April 1 Ith at ; 7:00 p.m. Mr. William Hcnders< n : will direct the choir K. L LIONS ATTEND DISTRICT CONVENTION Several members of the Koontz

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Lake Lions Club attended a meeting of the 53 IJons Clubs in District 25-A. Sunday at St. Joseph College in Rensselaer. Ind. Geno Rice of Wanatah was elected District president. Members from Koontz Lake attending were; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mullet, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jacob-on. Mr and Mr- Al Seaholm, Mr. and Mrs. Lirwell Thornburg. Mr. and Mrs. Art Borrelli and Mr. Georga Linphere. giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiimmiiiiiig = REdriAR Mr.ETING NIGHTS Os The | Orville Easterday | | legion Post 189 i — 2nd and List Thursday ~ of Each Month =Auxiliary Unit 188| Ist Thur May Os Each Month X ?IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII||||||||||||I|||||||C

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