The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 2, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 June 1968 — Page 20

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JUNE 6, 1968

Joint Bible School To Start Monday, June 10 Plans for the Vacation Bible S' 1 >ol. an annu il affair, t his year. L the combined efforts of the Walkerton United Methodist and Presbyterian Churches announce the date of June 10 through the 1 >th. The time is 9 am. to 12 1 >on for pre school youngsters. The older children will attend Classes until 2 p.m.

PUBLIC SALE Ihe f< (lowing Ihserilwd Personal Property Belonging to The Lstate of Francis Koch. Decease d, will be sold at Public Auction at her home Located at Koontz Lake, Indiana on »Th , Ur !' K*** al < h «‘ r <*’•> Hoad and Highway 23 it Ihe Koontz Uike ( onservation Chib Sign; (io East 4 Blocks to iontr Lane, then turn North to Second House. SATUBDAY, JUNE 8 Starting Promptly at 12:30 p.m. l ast Time HOUSEHOLD: l«E Refrigerator with I ree/.er Chest; GE Elec. RAnge; Breakl.ist . < t with I ( hairs; RCA All Channel Television; 2 Piece _ ‘chonal; 2 1: re side (hairs; Desk A Chair; Bedroom Set with Iwm Beds Dresser A ( host; 3 Double Beds; 2 Wardrobes; 2 Dr ssers; (ot with 1 run lie Bed; Chest; Smeper; Magazine l aide; Smoke stand; Wringer Washer; Double Laundry TubsNight Stands; 3 Straight (hairs; 4 Folding Chairs; Rockr/ King ( hair; Occasional ( hair A Ottoman: Singer Elec. Sewing Machine; Side Board; Wall Mirror; Rugs; Tables, Lamps, serving Cart; Appliances, im I. Ehe. Skillet. Waffle Iron, I« aster. Mix* r Coftec Pot A Bb nder; Many Other Mise. Items including Elec. ( lock, Dishes, Pots, Pans A Knick Knacks. .. lerms: (ash Not Responsible for Accident* Frances Koch Estate Martha Wolfenberger, .Admix. Col. E. Dewey Anderson, Auctioneer Knox, Indiana J——

h * And AIR CONDITIONERS Al BARGAIN PRICES Be Ready For That Hot Weather Now Coming Up Modern Electric Your TV & Appliance Supermarket North Liberty

Kiddies from 4 years to the 3rd grade will meet at the IlliMethodist Church. The fourth graders through the 6th grades will meet at Hie Presbyterian Church. Older youths in grades 7th and Bth will meet at the Presbyterian Church at 9 a.m. and will convene at the Stuntz Pine Forest. The closing program will be held Sunday, June 16 at the Walerton Elementary school at 6:30 p.m. with a program.

First graders through the Bth grade are asked to bring 35c for their milk, each child to bring their own lunch. Directors In charge will be: Mrs. David Whaley and Mrs. Dean Knowlton. Secretaries are Mrs. Wilbur Mullet and Jill Erbaugh. Music directors: Mrs. Walter Smith and Mrs. Edward Keeling. Other chair-men are: piano players, Miss Mitzi Knepper and Miss Janice Hartsough; Craft leaders: Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, Mrs. Robert Stockwell, Mrs. Richard Anderson Jr., Mrs. Alvin White and Mrs. Barbara Steinkd Local church people in charge of all classes will be: Mrs. Richard Shaffer, Mrs. Michael Smith, Mrs. Clifford Allen and Mrs. LeVoy Landsman, Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst, Miss Myrna Dipert. Mrs. Richard Flaugher, Mrs. James Briggs, Mrs. George Wanner, Mrs. Ralph Neiswender, Mrs. Roger Kronk, Mrs. Carl Steinke, Mrs. Jack Ryan, Mrs. Carl Asper, Mrs. Garry Shields, Mrs-. Deri Wallace, Mrs. Ralph Sullivan, Mrs. Jack Tiede, Mrs. Marvin Bouse, Mrs. Leßoy Johnson, Mrs. Warner Clark. Mrs. Oinei Fry and Mrs. Leigh Roy H ihn Sr. Mis. George Hillis and Mrs. Clyde Chapman will see that cookies are available and Mrs. Richard Kickbush will be the baby sitter. .Many young ladies of the community have offered their help to the leadrs. Anyone wishing to help even for a few hours. please call Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn Sr.

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Tentative Parade Line-Up la. Walkerton Fire Jeep lb. Walkerton Fire Truck 2a. Color Guard — Walkerton American Legion 2b. Color Guard - Walkerton American Legion Auxiliary 3. Band — North Liberty High School 4. Car — Town Officials — Ray Nusbaum 5. Car — Honorary Parade Marshall — Pokagon Family sb. Miss Debbie Burket, Miss Junior Miss of Indiana 6. Float — Walkerton American Legion Auxiliary 7. St. Joseph Co. Sheriff’s Posse 8. Antique Car — 1939 Ford John Davis - Walkerton. Inc 9. Antique Car — Model "T" Keith Drake - Walkerton, Inu 10. Float — Chamber of Commerce — 5 queen candidates Linda Snyder -- Prom Queen Karen Thompson — Sunshine Queen Marsha Dare — Basketball Queen Janice Hartsough -- Homecoming Queen Joanne Williams r- FFA Sweetheart 11. Float — Farm Bureau Pet & Hobby12. Car — Oldest Residents & Oldest Married Couple 12b. Car 13. Car — Parade Marshall Alvin Boise 14. Portland Sleigh & Horse Cliff Phillips - Walkerton, Ind. 15. Float John Glenn FFA 16. Float — Walkerton Jaycees 17. Marching Unit - Fish Lake Legion 18. Tractor & Trailer Deanna & Kevin Anderson - Walk erton, Ind. 19. Pony A- Cart — Raymond V. Smith - Walkerton, Ind. 20. Marshall Co. Sheriff's Possee 21. Float Jacob Drugs 22. bloat Pine Creek Church Homemakers Circle — Nort Liberty, Ind. 23a. Car Democratic Party 23b. Car Democratic Party 25. Band John Glenn High School 26. Bill Edison s Pony Farm North Liberty, Ind. 21. 3 Horses Ronald Faulks New Carlisle, Ind. 28. Surrey Buggy & Horse Bill Rhodes — Walkerton. In 29. Float Walkerton Tri Kappa 30. Float — Wooden Hayrack — Tractor Raffle 31. Stage Coach & Wagon Ralph Smith (Horse Unit) 32. E loat — Dixie Walker Square Dancers 33. Float Rainbow Girls & DeMolay Boys 34. Starke Co. Sheriff's Posse 35. Polk Twp. 4-H Horse & Pony Club 36. Antique Car 1932 Chev. Coupe Deluxe - Jerrv Schmeltz — Walkerton, Ind. 3<. Antique Car — W. H. Hartman — North Liberty, Inu 38. Car ICYE Exchange Student Margit Renner 39. Marching Unit Girl Scouts 40. Float Three Universities of Indiana - Bremen, Ind 41. bloat — Polk-Lincoln-Johnson P.T.A. 42a. Car Republican Party 42b. Car Republican Party 42c. Car Republican Party 43. Marching Unit — Cub Scouts 44. LaPorte Co. Sheriff's Posse 4a. bloat John Glenn Sunshine Society 46a. Price's Abattoir Mule Team Butchering Scene Iba. Price’s Abattoir Ox Team — Cooking Unit 16c. Price’s Abattoir Sand’s Patwatomie Indians 46d. Mule Team Drawn Wagon old Time Dress i 46e. Sorrel ponies and Wagon Old Time Dress 4i. Antique Car - Hoosier "A” Ford Club 48. Antique Car - Hoosier "A” Ford Club 49. Antique Car - Hoosier "A” Ford Club 50. Antique Car — Hoosier ’A” Ford Club >l. Antique Car - Hoosier "A" Fofd Club 53. Float Liberty-Lincoln Farm Bureau 52. Horses -- Drill Team —La Ville 54. Walkerton Lions Club 55. Horses - Karl GotUehih _ Valparaiso. Ind. , ar ~ Ko ” nLz Bake Association Squad Car •7. Antique Car - Hoosier "A” Ford Club 58. Antique Car - Hoosier "A" Ford Club a9. Antique Car — Hoosier "A" Ford Club 60. Antique Car — Hoosier "A” Ford Club 61. Antique Car — Hoosier "A" Ford Club 62. Ponies * Wagon Fries _ Lakeville. Ind. S' S T' MrS ', Pa “' a Pat,erson ~ Ind. M. Float - Sheneman s Grove - North Liberty, Ind. 65. Float — Rural Youth * 66. Lincoln Township 4-H King and Queen S' Sain ~ A ' L ' aardner ~ Walkert< >". Ind. 69. Car - Ray Ripp er Walkerton. Ind 70. Horses - Keith Clark North Liberty Ind Un An S i a' 92 ’ M ” d °' " A " R "" <b ‘ w ~ son Plymouth, Ind. ton jU"”'"" & R ‘ Cky * B ‘" y P W>er - Walkerluii, mu. 73. Liberty Twp. 4-H Horse & Pony Club ^4. Float United Telephone Co. Walkerton. Ind. 2 Arabian Horses & Arabian Dressed Riders - Warsaw ^6. Float United Missionary Church — Koontz Lake Ind. u. Horses - Circle "C” Stable Koontz Lake, Ind. <B. Car — Lakeville Lions, 4th of July Queen 79 Car — Lakeville Lions, 4th of July Queen Runner-Up 80. Arabian Riding Horse 81. Marching Unit, Walkerton Boy Scouts 82. Kingsdale Stables. Koontz Lake 83. Show Horse, James Brown