The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 2, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 June 1968 — Page 16

HIE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JUNE 6, 1968

ENGAGED r ”* W^- <* v ^feiS^ Sf Jr ( ♦ i ;l to * " Nr. and Mrs. Homy Liggett of Tremont North Carolina annuunretht engagement mu approacning mamagt or tluir daughter, Nancy, to William Ibpper of New Yolk City. Mr. H* pp>T is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hopper. Rt. 2. New Carlisle, and former residents of Walkerton. t Mr. faopper, a graduate of WaL kerton^High School, received his pre-lavy degree from the College of thei Ozarks, Clarksville, Ark., and hi* law degree from Ute University of Arkansas. He is employed; with the United States Government in New York. Misd Liggett graduated from Tremont High School and from Fembrook State College, North Carolina and is employed as a Commercial Teacher at Frank JC^ry Junior College, Virginia Beach, Va. The wedding date is June 22, 1968 at Tremont. Attending from this area will be Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hopper, Mrs. Bess Hopper of Walkerton, a grandmother; and Mrs, Everett Smith and daughter, Miss Margo of New Carlisle. Robert Hopper, brother of the groom will come from Los Angeles, California to be in the wedding party. Applications Are Being Accepted For Postmaster An examination for Postmaster at Walkerton. Indiana, SBI2B a year, will be open for acceptance of applications until June 25, 1968, the Commission announced today. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for appointment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, sex, politics, or any other non-merit factor. Complete information about the examination requirements and instructions for filing applications may be obtained at the post office for which this examination is being announced. Application forms must be filed with the U.S. Civil Service Commission, Wash-

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Utility Accounts Are Due and Payable at Clk-Treas. Office During Ist 10 Days of Month. If Mailed, Must Bear Post Mark No Later Than the 10th. , Payments After 10th of Month, A Penalty Charge of 10% on Ist $3.00; Plus 3% of Amount In Excess of $3.00 to be Added. Delinquent Accounts are Subject to Disconnection Without t Notice. Above Regulations Approved and On File With Indiana Public Service Commission. Town of Walkerton ELECTRIC AND WATER DEPARTMENTS

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Students Honored At Elementary Aivard Day Award Day was held at Walkerton Eltmcntary School Tuesday. May 28th. The following awards were presented: Tri-Kappa Awards — Cindy Campbell and Steve Daube Excellence in Scholastic Performance Ben Smith, Greg Gillies, Billie Jo Cole and Felicia Swanson Excellence in Language Arts Joanne Bussie Excellence in English — Rashel Jackson, Mary Beth Rhodes. Susan Daube and Michael Stahly Excellence in Mathematice — Doug Vermilyer, Kari Cripe, Her» aid Hostetler and Sandra Minix Excellence in Science Julie Tiede, Sandra Bauss. Doris Pickavet, Rebtcca Johnson, Sandra Pontius. Melissa Storey. Denise Burch. Edwin Fcnstermacher and Eric Henley Excellence in Social Studies Mike Daube. John Holderread and John Hartsough Excellence* in Physical Education Newton Mann, Darrel

Bays, Teresa Mann, Mike Roush, Wayne Buswell, Kathy Flaugher, Robert Hmkett and Robert Cole. Excellence in Health — James Mechling, Marsha Buswell, Robert Powell, Karen Baughman, Bill Groves and Tony Powell Excellence in zkrt — Anthony Mrozinski, Debbie Northam, Steve Tarlton, Norma Zahrn and Judith Mrozinski Excellence in Band — Jeff Johnson Awards were also presented for attendance and courtesy, and for those students serving on the Patrol; also vocal music awards.

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At the conclusion of the pro-1 < gram, Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, ;. pre- 1 senting Tri-Kappa, presented a i painting entitled “The Wonder Os | It All ”, in memory of a former ' teacher, Genevieve Dailey. 6c Law And Order Commemorative Stamp . The 6c Law’ and Order Commemorative Postage Stamp was issued May 17, 1968, during Police Week, with first day ceremonies in Washington, D.C. Losing a job has put many a man on a road to success.