The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 9, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 July 1968 — Page 3

WortA Liberty i Women Attend S. B. Tea 1 Five local women attended a loffee at the home of Mrs. Sam|el Goldstein, 1510 E. Colfax •tve., South Bend. Thursday Inorning to hear Ralph Childs I peak about the Scissors Corps, |lr. Childs, originator of the idea If the Scissors Corps, is the exI utive of the Kent Tuberculosis I ciety, Grand Rapids, MichALL PURPOSE i BINONEOIL foils Everything Prevents Rust ■REGULAR - OIL SPRAY — ELECTRIC MOTOR

Grand Opening Clapper Burger Store Friday - Saturday. July 26-27 Come In And Register For A FREE BASKET OF GROCERIES I Eckrich Smorgas Pac pk. 85c I Eckrich Hot Dogs lb. 65c I Oscar Mayer Bacon lb. 79c I 6 Pack 12-oz. Pepsi 49c plus l>ottle dep. IBC Cola can 10c I Keebler Cookies 3 pkgs. SI.OO I Kreamo Hot Dog Buns 2 pkgs. 49c ■ Burger Family Pac Ice Cream Choc. & Van. gal. 99c Free Burger Ice Cream Cones For All Balloons And Pretzels For The Kiddies

Lgan. Attending from the area were: Mrs. Osborn Fisher, president of the North Liberty Women’s Club; Mrs. Harley Knowlton, secretary of the North Liberty Home Ec. Club; Mrs. Clarice Edison of the Star Neighborhood Club. North Liberty; Mrs. June Dunning and Mrs. Jean McGowan of the Riley Woman's Club, Lakeville. Mr. Childs told the group of 25 representatives of 25 St. Joe County organizations that clipping used commemorative postage stamps can give people a chance to help fight tuberculosis in foreign lands. As soon as a marketable number of stamps have been collected, he said, they will be sold. This money will then be sent to the International Union against Tuberculosis to be used in building clinics where Tuberculosis is still the number one killer. He urged the group to be a part, a meaningful part of the program.

Membership to the Scissors Corps requires only a pair of scissors and a desire to help others. Anyone interested should contact Mrs. Goldstein, chairman of the St. Joseph County Unit < the Scissors Corps. or the Tuberculosis League. 319 S. Main Street, South Bend. Better Homes Club Meets In Walkerton The Better Homes Extension Club met Monday evening at the Community Building. Mrs. Mohler. a home economist for REMC in Porter County gave a most interesting demonstration on “Purchase and Use of a New Binder." She demonstrated with ease and speed how to make a creamy fruit punch and cole slaw. Miss Lynn Clark, the girl's 4-H leader introduced Linda Bellinger, who gave a health demonstration “Wh it Is Your Mouth?” President Mrs. H ward Clingcnpecl asked the members to contribute Hostess gifts for India. Mrs. Jane Aylesworth of Hebron, Indiana is the Indiana Exchangee to India, sponsored by the Indiana Extension Homemakers Association. Each club is asked to contribute such things as costume jewelry (pins perferred), potato peelers, wooden spoons and spatulas. tea toweles, pot holders and doilies. Members may bring their gifts to the home of Mrs. Branson Hiatt before Friday. July 26. Hostess< s were Mrs. Harry Malstaff and Mrs. Neil Downey. The next meeting will be a picnic on August 26 at the home of Mrs. Clyde Stick ley. □ □ HOSPITAL NEWS n □ E Street Division Hospital Mrs. Frankie Willie and Robert Porter of North Liberty. Mrs. Lynn Kaser, and Mrs. Woodward McNeal of Walkerton. Harry Karn of Tyner. Pine Like Division Hospital Lynn Hendrickson, Miss Della Hochstetler. Vern Bedford and the Misses Sandra and Christine Nickels all of Walkerton. Seat Belts Do Save Lives FRED BULLINGER INSURANCE Auto - Life - Fire 701 Monroe St. Walkerton, Ind. Phone 586-3339 I

JULY 25, 1968 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —

□ □ BIRTHS □ D Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon, 64617 Liberty Trail, North Liberty are parents of a daughter, born July 15 in Memorial Hospital. The baby has been named Lynnette Marie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rauen are the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Feyos, R.R. 2, 64833 Liberty Trail. North Liberty are parents of a son. born July 18 in Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Corbett of Walkerton are the parents of a son, Jerry Allen, born on July 18 in the E Street Division hospital. Laporte. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clapper, Walkerton, a daughter, July 21 in the E Street Division hospital, LaPorte. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Staurt Overmyer. Walkerton <>n July 22 in the Osteopathic hospital. South Bend. Mr. and Mis. Arthur S< hrom of Walkerton are the parent> ot a son born on July 22 in the E Street Division hospital. Laporte. PAST MATRONS \\l) PATRONS ANNUAL PICNIC The annual picnic of Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Walkerton Chapter No. 319, Order of the Eastern Star, their

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families and friends will be held at the Stuntz Pine Forest recreation Hall, Sunday, July 28, at 12:30 p.m. The committee asks that beside the usual covered dish and service that each guest bring a "White Elephant" or ev» n two along, to be used in the afternoon fun. Mrs. Leßoy Smith. Mrs. John McCombs and Mrs. Harry D<>U will be in charge of the entertainment. Hosts who are making arrangements and preparing the drinks are: Mr. and Mrs. Gu4 Verkier, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petersen and Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Sander. Watchout When It’s Dark Out ARTHRITIS-RHEUMATISM When it seems that nothing will give you relief from minor arthrr t or rheu- । ■ \ t \( K TABLETS or 50 STANBACK PO^ Di RS and use as directed. Experience the fast, comforting, temporary relief Stanback can give y> u. If you fail to get relief, return the unused part and your ; archase price will be refunded Stariha •; has been granted the Good H<.. sekeeping Seal Sector y<lurselt how helpt .1 Stanback can be. Stanback Company, Salisbury, N. G

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