The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 50, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 May 1968 — Page 2

— THE INDEPENDENT N^WS — AJAY 9. IDD3

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Large Group At Annual Banquet Th. annual M •li i md I ’ iuuht ■ |; : ,]U' t the W ilker(■ n I uit> J Methodist Chun h had 250 11 -xervation bi the dinnvi served hx th- Men < ’hili. , t th' Elei ■ nt.u \ f h""l Wednes lax <v< - nnu. M »x 1 Th. WSCS pi'-id'-n’. MiFritz Skiimei unit' the invma--11 ,ii. Th'' t.i bl' sw< i. dt iot ~tcd w/h Max baskets fill d with spring tJoWrrs Th. head table v is centered With a Blac k T' p li t with a white rabbit peeking "it. Mi Robert FenMnmai her was nu-tress nf ceieiwno". and intfduccsl the program. Awards of potted Afro n Violets were iereived hx the oldest Mother oi* M ill Mrs/ Emma Ziglvr: and to Mis. James Slukley m >th< r ot the kj’ y-t familx. including 11 hikhvn. Also Mrs. Martha Clark K ' nanski of Gar x who traveled th. farther -t; Mi -. LI wd Kn<»wlt -■ the xounyst mother: and to th. w< • dau: htei "t All. and .Mis. M ■ne Host, th ’. foi In ing tin v ic ■ t guest Vis. Wayne C'V.i, presented tw annual awards of membrMo He l'l V.i nd M■ Waite i Smit h for their --rx - it the p .st \ • it . \o< al s ha tions w- i < r nd. red hx Mt> K.nneth Khnedinst and ho little daughter . accompanied or. th< piano by Mrs. David Laxx't । nee. Rev. Jamt - Campbell minister of ’he Ist Presbyterian Church of IT nouth presented his program "K undu the .Magician." His ni t,i< thrilled and perplexed both young and old in his audience. North Liberty Woman’s Club The North Liberty Womans Chn met at the home of Mrs. Howard Loucks. Friday evening. I ri.. Sat.. Sun. Max 10-11-12 In the Big One With The Big Two with John Mayne Kola rt Mitchum In El Dorado No. 2 An Explosive Film. It's Stars are dynamatic Michael ( nine ■lane Fonda in Hurry Sundown Ao. 3 U ateh Out Broth, r Here ( onu s i Hole Again Robert \aiighn In One Spy Too Many All I hree in ( olor spx not shown snndav - ' -

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April 19th at 7 30 p.m. Mrs. Osborn Fisher, Vice President presided. All. Glen Shupert led the d' x ition Abis - Lx nn ('lai k. a studt nt it Beth 1 <'< Iley g.we a x • i X । nj".x able pi .giam of v> ha 1 s■ 1 . ace. a din n ' his and piano sob । All s. John Clar k was a guest. It w ii-.ir mil' ed t hat the < lub \x iII 11 n. i .. ।' 'ml xx। a kdax a month at the t'.mui Societx of St J" .ph C'unty. This will lie tin ill d Tin ‘■• lax at the CiHV’er S•<a tx’ ot St. Jose ph County. This will L>e the 3rd 'I hut -May of <,u li month from 9no to 12.00 a.m. All member- who can are Uiged to h<dp with this Vet y x> "i i nwhil pi ।eject. I>< la mils rel t e-shnwuLs xvete served by Mt.- Kenneth Wagner, .Mis. I'an poser anil Mis. Max Steeb . 'lie -e at t ending the Mishawaka Club - Spring luncheon at the M an- Park C'Untrx Club April 22nd wer, .Mis. (L-iatn Fiske, Mrs. H> iinan Brinkoff. M's. Linder Williams, Air.-. Warren H a ■ ’ Mr Lila (has, M Lama Alulb n and Mrs. Walter Slattery. The speaker was Mr-. Charb s White of Goshen who talked on ‘‘Famous P< r.-■ inah’.e s and their Philosophies." Members are remind'd of the next regular meeting. May 17 at the home of Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Hans Mohn will give the Life of John James Audubon. Dues for tile coming year should be brought t > this meeting. Lions Club Plans Several Projects In Walkerton The Walkerton Lions Club will have a ladies' Night meeting on Tuesday. Max- 28, at the American legion Hall in Walkerton. This meeting Will be under the chairmanship of K. C. Chapman. Dinner will begin at 7:00 p.m. for the evening. The Lions have a Chicken Barbecue planned for Saturday. June 8. during the Walkerton Summer Festival. The feed will be held at the Farmers State Bank Parking Lit. near the center of all the activities for this day. Serving will begin at 11:00 a.m. and will continue until the parade at 1:00 p.m. and afterwards if necessary. Tickets will be in the hands of the members and can be purchased from all members of the club. Make this fine dinner a part of the I ri., Sat.. Suu. Max 10. H, p» The cow box who came to tame a bucking brone called Africa! In ( olor with Hugh O'Brian •John Mills Nigel Green Tom Nardini Africa - Texas Style

c eb'bt at a 'ii b\- having some <>f that dellc iotis bai bee ued < hb ken. The Lions Club will again this year present a senior member of John Glenn High School, who plans "ii a career in teaching, a schi'laiship Wurth MOO.OO to be paid m three in tallment.- during the college days. This scholarship, set up as a i eim mbei aiwe to T. F. Badmai her, a long time pi me ipal, tea< In i an I supcrintenjent in the Walkerton Si ho, I system, gieatlx aids and encouiages an. student chosen as incipient. The presentation will be made on awaid day, Wednesday. May 22. New Books At Walkerton Puolic Library New books at the W. Ikerton Public Library: Adult I action Nurse in I te -ulen' e ’ I de The Tender Heart .Miller Turn <>f Gr.ice Wo. Iward Bright T"m<>ri"W M ll r Showdown at PJngohi Trevet han Planet of Fear Delz.' r Tin Legacx of lb dtein Judson The Sh id"W Wife Eden To Love is to Listen Ardmore The c nf'-s-ions of Nat Tumm St x i' in Airport Halley With Option to Die I^orkridge Beturn to Winesburg Anderson To My Daughters With Live Buck Paradi.se Falls Robertson One More Biver to Cross Hemy A Change of Skin Fuentes Mrs. Westerby Changes Course Cadell Angels in Exile Roark The Youngest Trudall The Pepper Garden Slimming The Creek Frank When Summer Ends Evertt Sudden Guns L-e The Secret of Graytowers ■ - Randolph Nurse Pennx - Roberts Threads nf Gold Stevens Polaris and the Immortals Stilson Myra Breckenridge Vida) The Tcwer nf Babel West Adult Nonfiction Twenty Letters to a Friend - Svethava Alliluyeva The World of the M<x>n King Vp Front in Vietnam Reed Black Power Carmichael Double action bars give th* REMINGTON . MODEL B7O U PUMP SHOTGUN its lightning fast operation [least once evert minute his season, some hunter be using chain lightning o connect with his bud. I the double action ban a Remington Model 870 pump shotgun will have paid off again. Double action bars give 870 its lightning speed 1 effortless action Over nilion 870 shooters can so testify And they can •II you some other solid ts A receiver machined im solid steel A breech Jock that locks into the barrel extension. A finish that look* like a million. ‘Titiin A Home Section” An Adverti•*»•<! In The K ABE LI N HARDWARE 127 Koomx.JJ j; ( u |, Walkerton H^fl Liner In wav, Lcf’orte

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Sketching Out-of-Doors — Richmond The Mountain States TimeLife The Frontier States TimeLife There is a River Sugrue Angel Site (Archaeoheal studx in Indiana i Black DIXIE WALKERS The Dixie Walkers Square Dance Club held their regular dance. Saturday, May Ith. in the Walkerton Elementary S< hool. The business meeting was opened by the president. Wayne Allsop, who thanked Bill Troxell our caller for a fine evening of enjoyment. We had guests from Star X's and from Hanna. Arrangements were made for a group to go to LaPorte, to visit Hi Pa rd ne rs on Saturday. May 11. Anyone wishing to go should be at the Walkerton Elemetary Elementary Building at 7 p.m. The president reminded the group that as of June Ist we will be dancing from 8 p.m. till 11 pm. This has been the policy of the club in the past in order to cooperate with the farmers and other act ivities. Suggestions for our anniversary dance were given and the group is to be thinking about them. Tile dance will be held in July. The refreshment committee for May 18th is as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hostetler, Mr .and Mrs. Allan Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Neiswender, Mr. and Mrs. Heryn Serynek, Mr. and Mrs.

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William Kranenburg, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. William Kranenburg. Jr. Tyner Alumni To Meet On June Ist The Tyner Alumni Associat j. n will meet on Saturday. June Ist at 6:30 p.m. in the Tyner Gym. There will be a short program, door prizes and special recognition "f the 25th and 50th years. Anyone who has not received tickets can make reservations by calling the Pies. Donald Scholberg at 936-9120 or Sec. Jayne Colvin at 936-9956 or Zelma Saxt"n at 586-2598. C’,>me and enjoy an evening with former classmates and friends. TIP TO MOTORISTS Highway deaths will decrease only when the motive power ceases to regulate the speed. lHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllll^ = KEGLLAR MEETING NIGHTS 5 Os The = Orville Easterday | i Legion Post 189 E Z 2nd and IjiU Thursday x of Each Month ' |Auxiliarv Unit 188 f Ist Thumdey Os Each = Month E iiiiiiiiiiimiNiiiiimieiiiiimiiinHuiif: