The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 May 1968 — Page 8

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MAY .<O. 1968

Alumni Banquet Reservations Are Due In Walkerton The Walkrnt n Alumni Banquet will be h> Id on Saturday. Jun N and i - i vat i<>n> f i this annual gatheimu of graduates of Wallaib'U Hii.h School are dur as soon as possibl’. The banquet and dance atiair will i i. with registiatbn at 5:30 pm. and the dinn r will begin at 6 30. Dancing will c m hide the > vt ning after a program that will inclu Ie the crowning of the queen of the Walkviton Summer Festival 11 'wuu the dinner. Reservations for this should be taken or sent to the Walkerton Alumni Association, in care of the Farmers State Bank. Walkert'ri In liana. The price is $2.75 per person. It has been asked that all reservations be in by June 3. so time is limited to get these in the mail or drop them off in person. Once again this year, all seniors of John Glenn High School an invited to attend the Banquet. They are asked to make reservations in advance the same as everyone else, and. to avoid the paying for dinners that haven't been eaten due to senior members not showing up. when they register the night of the banquet, at 1 ist part of their dinner money will be refunded. This is necessary o assure the attendance of th*se that make reservations and to not c- st the Alumni Association for meals not used. Kevin Hutfstetter, of the class of 1917. is president of thi. year's ban put an i has an interestin; evening planned. Dinner will be served by Heils Restaurant. Following. the business and entertainment will fi How that leplace the initiation that used to be held. Included in this period will be the crowning of the Fess tival Queen, from a group of five John Glenn High School girls who have all been named queen of one event or another at the school. They will be presented, interviewed briefly and the selection made at this time. Dancing will conclude the evening with a fine dance band playing for this event. The officers for the year have asked that if anyone who cannot attend but would like to remain

: ' ' JffSfcr ' '*^ * •-■ , 'a. .^^K- 3|®te®P|||^ - X HHHhHf /CngSb '■ 0.3 W^Bgry ’ > r * • ... 1 > k 3W' ^KB^4 i^M|^h The strength oF our nation has heenTuilt by the unhesitating sacrifice of many courageous Americans. Let us especially honor them on this MEMORIAL DAY Thursday, May 30 n observance of Memorial Day, our bank will not transact business on Thursday, May 30 Fanners State Banli of Wyatt JVdlkerton Branch — Member FDIC "" -.v’v • tar it .X-- ■<»•*» w*--»»- * ! -t •

active please send s2s dues tn the Alumni Association prior to June 8 so that an up-to-date "interested alumni list” ni.iv be compiled for fntu r e use. Fich vi >r manv applications are returned ’hat have been mailed dm to address change- that ;vm t rep '. AKx an' ibl bein'- married shoul ’ be sire t > ’epot the change of name so that thev will be contacted in future years. No alumnus is missed int- ntu nallv in the mailing as the more that comes each year, the merrier the time. Plan now to see your former school mates and friends on June 8. Each of the classes will be seated by tables if at all possible, so you will have an enjoyable evening reminiscing the old times of high school days. If you haven't received an invitation simple cut the one out o< the paper and mail that with your check or money order. Wn Horton OES Mrs. Gus Verkier and Mrs. Ernest Sander were greeters at the me. tin" of Walkerton Changer Order of the Eastern Star. Tuesday evening. May 21. Worthv Matron. Mrs. Irene Lidv erected all with a verse o' Friendship and welcomed two visitors. Mrs. E. M. Bregi and Mrs. Edith Kuhlwcm of Koontz Dake who are members of Chicago Chapters. Dates announced were: the next meeting. June 4 the initiatory degrees will be conferred upon two candidates. At this mel ting the District Deputy. Mrs. Christine Rvan of I^esbimg will make her initial visit to the 1 chapter. Also that - n July 1. in spertion bv the Worthv Gran' Matron Mro Ray Oberly. o* Walkerton New Carlisle and North Libert v Chapters will b* held in North Liberty. Proteins for the evenin" we^e - Mrs. Marv Bauer, chaplain: Mrs. Alfred Drews, as Martha: Mrs. Glen stahlv, as Esther: Mrs. LeRoy Smith, as Ruth; and Mrs. Newton Williams as prompter. Mrs. V. B. Wolfe of Sebring. Florida was present and contributed to the Birthday Bank as did Robert Candler. Mr. and Mrs. canaler and Donald Wolfenberger hosted the social hour, following the meeting.

Festival Horse Show Receives Good Support Sponsors for the Walkerton Festival Horse Show Sunday, June 9 have been really generous for the Lincoln Twp. 4-H club wh > are staging the show at the W.dkntua aiK beginning at 9 a. m. Two large mgn point trophies will be awarded. High Point Trophy for Adults will be presented by the Countryman’s Press while the High Point Trophy for Youth will be given by Lee's Jowell y at Walkerton. Tiie North Liberty 4-H Horse and Pony Club will not only be present to participate in all the classes but have pledged to sponr a class. To sponsor a class, any individual, merchant or combination of group or club may sponsor one of the class competitions at SIO.OO which will furnish trophies and ribbons for that class. Classes beginning at 9 a. m. thr< ughout the entire day are as follows: 1. Pony Halter 48” and under. 2. Pony Halter 48” to 56”, 3. Quarter Horse Mares all ages, papers in hand, 4. Quarter Horse geldings and stallions, 5. Open Halter, classes 1-2-3-4 not elegible, 6. Showmanship at halter 13 and under, 7. Showmanship at halter 14 and over. Trophy an I ribb >ns will be given in all halter classes f< r six places. After the noon break the excitement rcalh begins with the contesting. Class 8. Pleasure and p t p ny 4s” and uni.r, 9. Ph asure an 1 p t p ny IS” to sf« ' to. I- lag ra< e (< p-n i. 11. Flag race (open It yiars an i un >ri. 12. Women's pl asuu (19 and overt 13. Barrel race Is and un hr, 14 barn 1 race 4 s to 50 . 13. Register! 1 quarter h pleasure, 16. Dp n b "rd huo. 17. Fl asu: .■ ds an 1 un hr), Is. R icue iace op m. 19. E.; rile (open). 20. Men's pleasure, 21 Speed and action 22. keg bending (open). All SI.OO entry fees ieceive a trophy and ribbons while all $2.00 entry fees get ribbons and pay back on percentage of entry fees. Bud Cogswell’s Pine Acres* Walkerton, has offered to sponsor five classes, Jacob Drug Store two classes and the following one class each; Don Wray family, Ed Lazarek family. Guy Roger, Knox, Kids Korrell, Lakeville, Towm and Country Store, Walkerton, besides the North Liberty 4-H Horse and Pony Club. Nine more are needed to underwrite the expenses of this project and would be most appreciated. Tickets will be available on the grounds with advance ticket sales to be promoted by the 4-H members with cash awards for the two top salesmen. The American Legion Auxiliary will serve

THE PADDLE WHEEL’S RIVERBOAT BUFFET Choice of Hot Meats, Potato, Vegetable, Hot Rolls and Drink And Approximately 3 doz. Other Gourmet Items. All You Can Eat $2.25 ON WEDNESDAYS & FRIDAYS Our Regular Menu Available Paddle Wheel Restaurant Located in Walkerton, Ind. on U.S. 6 Look For The Revolving Wheel 702 Roox'xelt Rd. Ph. 586-2900 We will open at noon for private Parties, Banquets, Receptions eio. Evenings 4-9 — Sundays and Holidays 11:00 - 8:00 Hoi Smorgasbord 5 - 8 on Wed. and Fri.

lunch, on the grounds. Picnic baskets are welcome. The 4-H members will have a soft drink concession. General chairman for the project is Donald Wray, 4-H leader here with Chairman of the advisory board, Mrs. Edgar Wiktorowski as secretary. Co-chairman of the advisory board, Harry Malstaff, is in charge of tickets. 4-H leader for boys, Leon Verhaeghe is in charge of the soft dring concession, Mrs. Leland Welch is in charge of ribbons and trophies and Leland Welch is- conducting the registration booth. Judge for the show is Joyce Combs and ring master is Jim Boomhower. 7 tvo Boys Win Ribbons In SB Track Meet In the Championship meet of the Elementary Track Meet for the schools in the South Bernd Community School Corporation, two North Liberty boys won ribbons. Eddie Hanson, a fifth grader, won the Ist place in the Junior Division of the shot put.

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with a toss of 28’ 1”. Tire other ribbon was won by Alan Kaser, who finished 3rd in the 220-yard dash. North Liberty finished in sth place in team totals in the Junior Division with 9 points, out of a total of 20 schools that collected points. Festival Plans To Be Aired Friday On WCTA Radio It has just beer, announced that Friday morning, May 31, all the committee heads and chairmen of the various phases of the coming Walkerton Summer Festival, will be on radio for the purpose ot explaining to the public just what will be happening at the gal Festival next week. At 9:30 a.m., on station WCTA in Plymouth, Erv Stuntz and hivarious chairmen will be interviewed on an hour program. This will be an opportunity to hear “Walkerton” on the air and find out just about everything this hard working group has done in planning the big Summer Festival. Be sure to tune in at 9:30,