The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 December 1968 — Page 3

Methodists Plan Christmas Program .X Christmas program featur- - poetry. music and drama will presented at 4:30 p.m. Sunday the Illinois Street building of ie Walkerton United Methodist hurch. The event Is open to the public. ,'freshments will be served in e church dining room following ,e program. sirs. Allen Seaholm and Mrs. .1 Hunter are directors. Narr>rs are Mrs. Hunter and Mrs. z Skinner. Serving as accomists are Mrs. Bertha Urbin, David Lawrence. Mrs. Ruth Kesaon and Mrs. Grace Atd. Special musical solos will be . nished by Mrs. Kenneth Klinet and Acil Hunter. Selections be sung by two quartets prised of Fred Bullinger, n Frame. Glenn Jacob and .. Walter Smith. •ramatic parts will be taken Sandra Welch. Mark Fensterher. David Frame. Vickie C ii:, Matthew Kickbush. Mrs. les Miller. Mrs. Robert • kwell. AJ. Daniels, Mr. r I Mrs. James Payton. Paula ton. Bill Payton and Jeff -b. dhers performing will be the L ior Choir, directed by Mrs. in Ms members are Marcia well. Denise Baker, Cindy npbell Mry Chris Cripe, li I’< nstermacher. Linda igher. Sherry Frame. Cindy nke, Mitzi Knepper. Cathy v. Penny Naragon. Sandra tius, Debbie Shock, Vickie > lams and Cheryl Zimmerman. Those singing in the Child-en's Tinr Specializing in Permanent E Waving Dede’s Beauty Salon Hair Shaping. Coloring A g Styßng Phene SM-M 44 Operators: FEDE HUN 908 Bonaevnlt Boot Walkerton, Indtom HIIiIIIMUIIHUUIUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIr

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Chorus, led by Mrs. James Capek, Mrs. John Clark and Mrs. George Warner, are Deanna Anderson, Stephanie Bowman. Bret Candler. Linda Chapman, Connie Clark, Dawn Christensen. Donal 1 Christensen. David Fenstermacher, David Flaugher, John Frame, Gerald Hahn. Karl Hershberger, Mark Kickbush. Sheri Klinedinst, Cynthia Krick. Mike Leisure. John Rizek. Kim Rizek, Dennis Sinn, Kim Stockwell, Lynn Warner, Todd Wathen. Members participating in "The Lighted Cross" portion are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daniels, Tom Frame, David Frame, Glenn Jaccft, Mahlon Jacob, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kickbush, Mrs. James Miller, Mrs. David Lawrence, Mrs. Leland Welch and the Junior Choir. Crew members include Allen Seaholm, lights; Connie Daniels and Sharon Chapman, stage assistants. White House Christinas Tree Is From Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stuntz. president of the Indiana Chirstmas Tree Growers Association, will assist in the ceremonies rtf the cutting of the Christmas Tree for the White House, December 9 at 10:00 am. EST. State Representative and Senator's will also be there to assist In the dedication of their beautiful 20 ft. White Pine grown by Gale Sheets near Osgood, Indiana In Rickley County. Committees for selecting the tree were from all over Indiana as they dn>ve many miles to inspect offerings. This tree had to be plantation grown Indiana growers have worked hard to obtain such a high standard to be selected to grace ’he Blue Room of the White House. The public Is invited to this Indiana’s first Christmas Tree cutting for the White House on the Gale Sheets Plantation. 4 miles east of Osgood, then north 1 mile then west 1 mile and 1 mile aouth. When you think your mind is getting broader, maybe it's just your conscience stretching.

KL Church To Present Christmas Cantata Sunday "Night of Miracles" is the title of the Christmas cantata to be presented by the choir of the Koontz Lake Missionary Church Sunday at 6:30 p.m. CST The choir is directed by William Henderson. band director at John Glenn High School. The cantata, written by John Peterson, will be presented by a choir of approximately 20 voices. Soloists are Mrs. Jack Deisch, Robert Ihilliam. Mrs. Robert Varga will be the narrator; and accompanists are Mrs. William Carter and Mrs. Richard Matteson. The annual Christmas program by the Sunday school children will be presented at 9:40 a.m. Sunday. The morning worship service will be at 10:15, with Pastor Richard Matteson bringing the Christmas sermon. The public is cordially Invited to attend the special events of the day. Reaver Creek Church To Give Christmas Program The Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church will present a Christmas program titled "Christmas Is a Miracle", This coming Sunday evening. December 22. 7:00 p.m.

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A boy's discovery of John 3:16 * and a reverent recounting of the 5 story «f Bethlehem highlight this • Christmas Program. The pro- I gram is strongly supported by J music, both original and tra- 3 ditbsial. Parts for all ages from v nursery to adults are included S We extend an invitation to all | in the community to share with 2 us In this special program. \ School Bus And Car Colide In Walkerton । An accident involving a school ) bus of the St. Patrick School, oc- ) cured Monday, December 16, at | the comer of Harrison and j Virginia Streets in Walkerton i One minor injury was involved. S! The bus. driven by Anthny L 4 Letko, 801 Tyler St., was south- 4 bound on Virginia Street when 4 icy conditions on the street re- I suited in the bus failing to stop 8 completely and it was struck at $ the intersection by a car driven * by Dixie D. Linback, 1009 H ir- | rl-sin St. The car was totaled • and about SSO 00 damage was • done to the bus. Mrs. Linback's son. J >hn Jr.. 7. ! received a bad head bruise an I J was treated at and released by a 4 Walkerton doctor. No other in- 4 juries were involved. 4 Did you hear about the cow 4 that drank some purple d\e and 4 MOO D INDIGO? 4 4 I

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