The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 December 1968 — Page 1

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Honor Holl For Second Grading Period At NLHS The North Liberty High School Honor Roll for the 2nd grading period is as follows: Frewhman Anderson, Janet Boarman, James Clark. Lee Clark. Mary Fraser. Debra Hartsough. Michael Johnson, Anthony Liggett. Marsha Osler, Jeffrey ( Donathen, Beth Eberly. Julie Shupert. Janet Sophomore Anderson, Craig Boar man. Rita Clark, Nevin Don ithen, James Franklin. Deborah Halt. Gary Ha baugh. Connie Hartsough, Christine Henry. Brian Hickman, Jessica Houser, John Kane, Marilyn Morris, Mary Moyer, Patricia Og’e, Sandra Shoemaker. Gregory Sokol, Gary Szymanski, Joyce Wicks, Benedicte Junior Clingenpeel, Janet Desits, Kathleen Hartsough. Allan Holmes, Joy Hunn, Gene Kerckhove. Robert Lambert, Judy McCormick, Joan Robertson. Patricia Schrader, Gayle Sokol, Susan Sult, Lea Targett, Gayle Tomsits, Mildred Wenger, Alan Whitmer. Jane Zook, John Kring. Don Senior Andermm. Chris Anderson, Doug Baughman, ZHen Bauman. Lx nn Clark, Charles Clark, Dennis Fisher, Sandra Gaut, Connie Greer. Sandra Hinchy. Betty Kaser, Laurie K<>tal. Barbara IJggett, Genna Lynch. Kathy Marshall. Rita McGwln. Andrea Parmley. Carol Muller, Minna Peterson, Wes Huggies. Mickey Stebach, Bill Stevens. Gall Walter, Patsy Halt, ManMoon. Keith Stout, Roy Szymanski. Duane F alcons Host Kouts Saturday The John Glenn Falcons will •’t Hout- on Saturday for onlv basketball action this end The game will i>e P'ayed .at Glenn with a starting time for the prelimina-y game of • 1% p m . GIRDS MXM TS TO GO ( IROLINE Girl Scouts nf Troop 197 .and Troop 6 will Im* singing Christmas Camh around town on Dec. 23 *H»m 700 t<» g3O p m t , wn time Be listening an 1 w itching f‘»r them

Chamber Plans Annual Christmas Decorating Contest The Walkerton Chamber of Commerce's outdoor decorating contest will again be a highlight of the season this year as the Chamber will once more encourage people to decorate for the holiday season through this means. Cash prizes will be awarded to 10 people for the decorations. As in years past, several categories will be given with the judges having final say and the opportunity to altar this as the motifs decide. Ba ically the categories will be: Religious, outdoor trees, windows, santas and general. The winner o f the merchant decoration chosen best will have their name inscribed on the plaque us has been the custom for the past three years. Announcement of the judging time will be announced next week. It will be Jone in time to publish the winners so all can see the decorations during the holiday season. Five prizes of $lO and five o p $5 will again be awarded. John Glenn Names Second Honor Roll The John Glenn High School Honor Roll for the 2nd six weeks has been released as follows: Senior Distintinguished Larry Charles Regular Linda Bouse Steve Buswell Craig DeMyer Mark Fenstermacher Greg Hartsell J mire Hartsough Pit Kelleher Judy Martin Duncan Mitchel Maxine Mullet Larry Neiswender Sam Patterson Gary Trost John Vandal! Darlene Weller M trilyn Wringer Junior DlMintlnguished None Regular Linda Boone Sandy Dayhuff Kevin H mm Don Hendricks Eiic Johnson Keith Km-pper Paul M* Bride Ni< k Miller John Mitchell Dan Stasko Carol Taylor Sue Zirtman Sophomore DiMiutinguUhrd Ramcna Bowers Regular M r\ Jo Chapman Cynthia Huhnke Sandra Keiser Greg Steffen Rich u i Str mg Beverly Welch Julie Zlatos Frewhmen IHstintinguished None Regular Anita Albertson Jill Carbiener Join Hildebrand Judith Huffman Donna Kesl Ed Mitchell N OTIC E The Christmas scene it Sheneman’s Grove will be lighted f om December 11 until New Ye ir« Eve

WALKERTON, INDIANA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1968

Ann Clark Wed To Lee Zumbaugh * ■ Clark — Zumlxiugh gowns.

A candle light ceremonv at 7:30 pm. Saturday united Miss Ann Eileen Clark and Leland Devon Zumbuugh in the cm < Methodist Church, Walkerton with Rev. Harold WiPiams o elating. Holiday decor of white flocked evergreen branches and 2 flocked Christmas t res an 1 candelabras tlankei an arch of greenry over the altar. Hurricane candles and evergreen marked the pews. Mrs. David Lawrence played the nuptial music and accompanied the soloist Mr. Duane Rh des of North Liberty. The bride is the daughter o Mr and Mrs. Warner Clark. 123 Clark Street, Walkerton and th« groom is the son of Mr an Mrs Dale Zumbaugh, Walkerton. The bride wine u gown of white silk velvet, with a p rtralt neckline and Victorian sleeves Th«- Empire bodice and sleeve were encrusted with seed peail centered with ribbon rosebuds The A-hnc skirt had a b -x pleat in the bark with a det rehabk t ibular train A loose leaf vCvet petal plateau trimmed with b >•> alls tryMah secured the illusion veil. The bride earn* 1 a whit velvet mull with 'pdgs <f holly and White velvet st emirs. Mi s. Rick Volpe. I h.atingL n Station. Long Island N Y w.t> matron o' honor The bridesmaids were Mrs. Gurry Shields, sister of the bride of North I.: bert y ; Miss Carol StuH, c, unn of the bride. Walkerton, and Miss Lucy Kitson. Syracuse Miss U.sa Ann Shields. North 1 berty. served as her aunt's flower girl and Ted Stull. Walkerton, was ring bearer Norman Roas. Walkerton, wa best num Steve Peterson, L i Keck, cousin of th«* bridegroom, both of North Liberty, and Rob Mt Culp. Goshen, served as groomsmen. Ushers were H I Patterson. Walkerton, ant Gary Weaver, Mishawaka. The attendants wore ruby red velvet gowns, with empire style* waistlines anl long taper* • sleeves. The skirts were ■dim’ in fashion Their headpie e ware i Juste s o' hull\ with silk illusion veils to match their

t A buffet ha the American Legion Hall followed the ceremony. । Mr. nnd Mrs Dale Stull aeted as host and hostess for the dinner । Miss Mirela Dare. Walkerton was in charge of the guest b<»ok The bride, a gradu ite of WalkI erton High School. attend* iln iiI ana University at South Beni She Is employed by A sxiate Investment Co. in South Bend The bridegroom was graduated from Tyner High School and 1 is in his senior year at Bethel College. Mishawaka, he is employed with United Parcel Se vice. After Dec. I I they Will be at home at 811 N Allen St South Bend. Mrs. Clark chose for her daughters wedding t pink shall tun,' A line dress trimmed with silver braid and wore dvr accessoiiei. The groom' mother ws»re a turquoise silk shantung A-line dre. s with matching \ length coat and matching accesaories. Both mothers wore white orchids Shamrocks Will Play T utice On The Road Two strong opp -nent will h •>’. the North Libert v Shamrocks this week end m the Shamrock return h> action a ter n open week On Friday m'ht. N rth Liberty will tr ivel t » Cl iv t play the C doninls. Saturday. Culver will host the Sham* 1. in their new gym Both o' th-'-r opp ments promise to offer fine games for North Llt»erty. (IIAMHEK MEETS T<H)%Y AT HEIL’S RESTU KIST The W JekUon Ch imber of Commerce will meet t xlay at Heil's Restaur mt with lunch starting the ptoeeedures at n «>n All members who did not make reservations but desire to c nr, contact the secretary B b U bin immedi itely. DEHLATED Money may talk but t div's d >lkir doesnt have cents rn ugh to say very much

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Salvation Army Fund Drive To Continue Here The Walkerton Salvation Army Kettle drive began last Saturday with the Chamber .f Commerce manning the belle. Collected was $166 35 on thm first day. This Saturday the W ilkert n Lions Club will mm the ketths The 36 men Im 1 up tn do the bell ringing ire 1; t. 1 b. w is a reminder to all who hive volunteered. At 900 i m J ik" 1’ well nd John Withen at Dive a Riy’e and Ray Chapm in m I CI Ie Bick at J icobs. 10 oo Hal Muncie and Al B. • at Daw A Rix’s and Amos Burly md Red Km pper «t Jacob 11 (Mi Ft«»d Bullinger md Ru-sell Hit- ugh at Dive & Rax s m l Carl Christensen ml RoHie H« . at Jacobs. No. n, Denni- Northam an 1 B<>b Gardner at Dive A Ray’-, and Larry Tixh r and Liu Kolli is it Jai >b- 1 <M), B»b Urb'n an! Bob Hiler it Dave A Ru y-> md Ju k Bowman and Jack Tiede at Jicobs 2 00. Mel Harrison and Howard Clingenpeel at Dive A Ray’s and M irvtn B- -Use and Curly Hartsell at Jacoba 3OU Wayne Burch ir. 1 E rol Van Buskirk .at Dave A Bax’s and Russ Rhine md Harold Williame at Jacobs i 00, Agnew laidwig und Bud Rizek it Dave A Ray*t and Roy Freeman anJ Buck Kepcha at Jacobs. 500 O C. White and H ink Szadv at Dave A Raand Dick Cline and Jack Ruwk nt Jacobs NL Methodist Church Prescn's "The Toymakers” The North Liberty United Methodist Church p eo-nt^ tM Stevens Puppets in "The T ymakeF’.December IMh Martin Stevens, autho- f the original script o r the 1959 Peabody Award-winning teirvi-ion dhow, "The Blue Furv" present® the famous playlet ft >u which the awat d winning m vie was made This will be shown at 730 in the church *m tuarv nd the public is cordiillv invited to at tend "The T’ xmaker i; i -a st .ry and will be p »wr !<->l ‘ v M.i fi and M irt.n Stevens It t> highly imtert limn; for pe r e f all ages The p >gr?m is being sp msored a • put of the Christmas F mu'v Nt >.t x the C mmission on Edu. iti n o' the chtrrch PLJ PTA To Have Chris mas Program Monday The PLJ I "TA Chnstrr s po~ gram will be 730 Mon Lu evening. r*ecrmber 16 at the J bn Glenn High Sch ol The stu» dents have been bu>y working like Santa s elves on the musical . hn ■' • ! ••'. m of M William Hinder' n Mr». Boise and Mrs R bmi n. Eich school wiH tie represented. A Pant.mine The Story of the First Chrtstm..-. will bo given bv the 3rd gride md "Hurry Up Christmas, "CHRISTMAS. and He D Born" will bo given bv the 4th .ml sth grudMv The Urey Ml idle School and John Glenn High Sch *4 will prosent eh Urs The old hippv gent" will also mike in ippea.-.ince with 4 rovv a rd