The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 February 1969 — Page 6

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John Glenn Lists Honor Roll For First Semester The h>n • ■ I for the J ' n H . : 1 ■ 3rd ;x-wt vk ] . i 1 ; ■ uiv < i I y the houl p: in. .p H.t >1 I Mun .c. as follows J *th <»rad«* Distinguished Mar ih n Wrir :cr Larrv Charles Regular Steve Burwell Craig DeMyer M k F»n-term richer Valer ie G Peg Hartsell J m • Hai though Rube’ Hull Pat Kelleher Judy Martin Dum n Mitchel Lirry Mueller Maxine Mullet 1. rrv N» i w. nder Sam Paterson Valerie Schmanke Gary Tivst fohn Vandall Darlene Weller Stevt Zlatas '.lth tirade Distinguished .L>hn Mitchell Regular anda Boone Sharon Chapman 'Keven Henni Don Hendricks Eric Johnson Keith Knepper Nick Miller Saniv Morris Caro! Taylor Uth Grade Distinguished Ramona Bowers Regular Kathryn Russie 'indy Huhnke Tom Kazanecki •Cathie Lazarek Jim Lute Marg tret Mechling Tom Stark ireg Steffen Richard Stamp Beverly Welch julie Zlatos •th <>rade Distinguished Cone Regular Ani'a Albertsen Klan Bachtel Jackie Tiede The h n.r roll for the John nn Huh School first semester r. ‘.eon rel« a-ed as fol! ws: ?th (trade Distinguished Steve Buswell *^rry Charles Maxne Mullet Regular 'raig DeMyer Mark Fcnstermacher Greg Hartsell Janice Hartsough Pat Kelleher Judy Martin Du: n Mitchel Lirry Mueller Larry Nei<wender S <m Patters n Vuk i -e S< hm mke

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Gary Trost John Vandall Darlene Weller M inix n Wringer Steve Zlats I 1 th (trade I ).st mgulshrd K* a Kn* ] per J ;■ Mil hill Regular L n i i B<x>ne Shir n Chapman Sandy Pay huff K< vin Hann; I > >n Hendricks Eri J< hnson Nick Miller S nly Morris I» n Morri' D m Stasko Car 1 Tay! rr l(.th Grade D.st ingurshed Ramoni Bowers Regula r K Ahryn Bussie M v J Chapman c Huhnke Sandy Kei'tr Ktt ie Lzarek Jim Lute Kalhlet n Martin Margaret Mechling T 'rn Sturk Greg Steffen Richard Strang Beverly Wei h Julie Zlatos 9th Grade Distinguished None Regular Anita Albertsen Alan Bachtel Jill Carbiener Jean Hildebrand Judy Huffman Ed Mitchell Randy Schultz DIXIE WALKERS Ma's and Paw's really swung Saturday night. It was quite a packed house with fourteen square dancing to callers. Bill Troxell. Lou Phillips and Ren Jes::;- - from Merrillville. Ind. Vi: . T- -xoll of Callers Dream, and our own Fred Daniels. Peg and Conrad taught up "Spc Jie - s}" a' our Round Dhv.ce w ■ a h p. D n't forget Square D n <• h ons Sunday Feb Kith at the Community Bu;l linh in W.dkert n, 7:30 pm. EST. Next week we are going to Prom made H ill. Meet at the school 7.00 pin. CST. 8:00 pm. EST. Chow crew for our Feb. 22n 1 dan - are Mr. and Mrs. B>b Flauiher. Mr. and Mrs Win. Kranenburg, Mr. and Mrs. C >nrad Kriskovsky, Mr and Mi-. Henry Serynek. and Mi. and Mr-. Clyde Slickley. Hope to see you across the Square at nur dance Feb. 22nd at the Elementary School in Walkerton. Ind. 7^o pm. (’ST Round workshop nt 630 pm. CST. MEMORI AM In memory < f Kathryn E. Aw.dd who passed away three years ago February 10. The Family f I3p

Report Given On Dr. Linton Mememorial Fund The following w.o I ik*n from the December 31. 1958 B-ue of tht Indepen lent-News. "The entire Walkerton Community wms shock* 1 earl} Tuesday morninh when they learned us the sudden and untimely death of Dr. C. D. Linton . . . "No doctor was more kind and cond lerate and understanding of h:s patients and their ill,', than he. He knew no bounds of time and place, no limits of weather <r social standing, race or creed t< cause any delay nr k '% effort on hi- part, to minister t . the II! of the people of the community. Often times, it was known, he put forth an effort to seo hi patients when he himself was in more need of a physician than they. He has literally given himself for the good (f the people vs WalkertKi and C-nimulnty So lung and so well ha.' he served the people here that no doctor can hope to take his pl ice in the community for many years to come." A number of pers n- expressed their desire tn contribute to and establish a Memorial Fund in the name of Dr. C. D Linton. A meeting was ( ailed, all (lubs, organizations and group- of this community were asked to have a representative present and a committee was selected to take charge of contributions. The family of Dr. Linton decided to have a health room at the elementary school furnished in his name which was done. Later, when plans for the John Glenn facility were being made, Mrs. Linton consented t • have a more complete and modem health center furnish* 1 in the new complex. Th; has Le« n t - complished with th*- aid of Mi' Peterson. County Health nut -e. who is in this area three days * u-h week for servi - s whnh am provided without chary* t th* :(h( >! co:poia’i' n. A! > mayv th inks are du*' Mt'. T* 1 K> < hn and M. Denslow Doll for th* : part in fulfilling this < mnib-i-n. A> tieasurer of the Dr. C I> Linton memorial fund 1 herewith submit complete report of all transactions: Total contributions, June, 1960 $1,450.00 Interest from 'avings account 189.15 Total $1.63915 Sept. 1960 Office Eng. Equipment $ 220.01 Sept. 1960 School Health Supply Co. 365.36 Sept. 1960 Office Eng. (I»urchased by county nurse) 14.81 June, 1961 Draperies and fixtures 63.73 Aug. 1963 Lee.) Jewelry Store (engraved plaque» 22.05 September, 1968 moved to John Glenn High SchtMil Jan. 1969 School Health Supply Co. 353.94 Jun 1969 Lee Schoo! Supply C 267.00 Jan 1969 School Health Supply Co. 98 38 Jan 1969 John Glenn Hieh School (Draperies <£.- fixtures) (Current supplies for nursei 233.87 Total $1,639.15 Respectfully. Mrs. Ralph N LaFeber In the race *»f life some people diet to keep from gaining. Largest Selling Hemorrhoid Remedy So Successful It Outsells Ail Others Comb.ned PREPARATION H OINTMENT or SUPPOSITORIES

D C Married □ 0 HoMenian — Mangus Niipita! vows were exch meed between Miss Judy H >l-lem m and Mr. Douglas A, I Widner i Mangus during a 2:30 pm. ceremony on January 19 In the Church erf the Brethren. Noith Liberty. Rev A. I’ Wenger performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Holleman, Rt. 2. Walkerton She is a graduate of Walkerton High School and the South Bend College of Commerce. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mis. Charles Widner, 4801 Meadow Lane, is a graduate of Washington High School. White p*m d*‘ s- !r formed the gown worn by the bride. The Ahoe skirt was complemented with an Em pi e bodice covert i with Chantilly lace with a waist band of appliqued lace. The neckline featured a rolled collar and a large back how. The gown had elbow length lace sleeves and a chapel train. A he-adpiece (X lace trimmed with a peau de soie bow seemed the bride's three tiered blusher veil. She carried a cresent bouquet r>f white mums. Mi- Janet Holdemnn, Walkerton, was her si tor's m ild of h nor. She wore a red velveteen gown with n A-hne skht and an Empire badice accented with a red satin waist band and front bow. The sleeves featured white Maribou trim. She wore a matching Maribou hat. Richard Frasz. South Bend, was the best man. Serving as ushers were Dennis WJdner, South Bend, brother of the brldegH>*>ni, and Harold Holdeman. Rensselaer, brother ot the brHc Other attendants Included the Mi es Vickie and Paula H Ideman, Rensselaer, nieces of the b:ide, as the flower girls, an! Roger Holdcman, Rensselaer, n< ph* w of the bride, as the ring bearer. A reception was held ininu Jiately : -H.-wing the <eremonx in the * hurch s ■*•; *1 r* m>. After a shirt wedding t ip t - couple are at home at 30751 State Road 4, N »rth Liberty. Zent — Knntorowski The msririge of Miss (’hrL’y Ann Zent and Albert ipetei K mtorowski t*x>k place it n x<n Saturday. Janu try 25. In St Patrick's Catholic Church. Walk* - ton. The bride is the daughter o' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zent. 607 Cedar St., North Liberty. The b:i iegroom's parents are Mr. and MBert Kantorowski, 842 S. Grant Street. Rev. Anthony Letko officiate 1 for the ceremony which was followed by a reception in Armv and Navy Hall. South Bend The

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newlyweds will reside in Niles. The bi ide L a graduate of North Liberty High School and c; Vogue Beauty College. The I"idegroom graduated from Washington Higa School. Mrs. Randall Janseen. Otte--bein. Ind., served as matr* n of h* ri or for her sister. Mr.'. L* w. < Smith, Ypsilanti, Mich., and Miss Diana Stoner and Miss Lizabeth Hevel, North Liberty, weie the bi uh 'Braids. The bride wore a sheath gown of delustered satin, fashi med w.th fltte 1 bodice, scoop neckline, long t >pcred sleeve# and a detachable chapel train. R< embroidered Alencon lace encircled the waistline, and the hemline. A forward floral plateau • f l;.c? and peau high lighted with crystals and a bow in Lack held a bouffant veil </' silk illusion The bride carried a cascade cf white (uniting with red ribb »ns. Her attendant wore scarlet v< Ivet die «?s. styk d with scoop n< cklmC', Empire bodices an 1 long sleeve ' with inserts of double i *w.' <Z ruffled white lace. Rolled cord wu' at the waistline <z. the dres.'Cs. Their scarlet x-x-t ribbon headpieces held tiered veiling. Donald Urbanski served .as the best man. The ushers were Alan Robert Hostetler, cr»usin of the bride; Richard Singleton. Niles and Paul Hudak. MASONS TO OH>EKI E W A SHI \ (>TON S Bl RTItDA \ The Walkerton Masonic Lodge 619 F and AM will observe the birthday iA George Washington at the Temple. Saturday evening Feb. 22 at 7 o’clock, K.S.T. Memliers of the Order, wive', friends and the general public are c irdialiy inxitcd to attend Euh lily is asked to bring a ciur-y pie. Lc cream and coffee will be lurntshed by the Ldge. Mi. Wilk.un Martin. Worshipful Master a)s it will be a s.dd t vt ning on the first floor of th* t- mple E. me Mur i; > i-. in ch .rge ol the p. glum. T i • L the second car the local lodge has celebrated in th.s manner, th.' g * A Amerk in vv|lli a special pubh* meeting. COl NTY LINE C LUB All members who will attend the Ice Si. w Tuesday, February Is. are to meet at Stoners on U.S. 31 at 6.00 (CSTr to proceed from there to the Notre Dame (’ invucaU»*n Center. * 4 PAINFUL I AMAZING LIQUID J RELIEVES PAIN AS WX IT DISSOLVES CORNS AWAY Now remove <«ai *h« twit, w»r with hrtionri. liquid Frcesonc rclirwe» pjim inmndr. woik> Wlo* the Um line to >liHohv cwn» away in jute dap Get Freervoe...at *1! drug couuten.