The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 March 1969 — Page 6

— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MARCH 13, 1969

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Tri Kappa Meets In Walkerton Mrs. Cari Christensen discused the forthcoming style show, “Fashion Fiesta” which will be held March 20 at the John Glenn Auditorium, Walkerton at a meeting of Epsilan Chi chapter oi Kappa Kappa Kappa Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. John Powell. The annual style show is the main means of raising monies for the scholarship fund so all members were urged to sell their tickets. Tickets will also be available at the door that evening. All the committees have been hard at work this past month coordinating with Levine s of LaPorte, who will show the fashions. Vanilla was distributed by Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst and Mrs. Robert Bauss to each member to sell as a Mental Health project this year, rather than having the usual bake sale. Mrs. Wayne Burch reported on an Antique Show which Tri Kappa will sponsor during the Walkerton Summer Festival to be held June 5. G and 7th. Refreshments were served by; Mrs. Powell, assisted by Mrs. Harlan Kepcha and Mrs. Denslow Doll. END-OVER END Some sections are covered with ice and snow at this time of year —and as usual many motorists will go slaying. ITCHING LIKE MAD? Get this doctor's formula! Zemo speedily stops lorment of externally caused itching... of eczema, minor skin irritations, nonpoisonous insect bites Desensitize; nen e endings, kills millions of surface germs. "De-itch” skin with Zemo—Liquid or Ointment

OPENING Sat., March 15 At 11 O'clock A.M. For A Real Treat Come Out And Eat AT STAN & JAN’S DRIVE-IN East On U. S. 6 Walkerton

□ q CARDS OF THANKS □ D The family of Mrs. Lyda M ie Howard wishes to thank the R N Nursing Home, Teegarden, Ind., Mrs. Laura Hathaway and staff for their long hour.* vs service and extra kindness .shown during her recent illness and death. A special thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Shelly for their prayers and visits with our mother during her illness and to Dr. Hershberger for his kind attention. Also, we would like to thank the Nusbaum Funeral Home and especially Mr. Bill Elkins for their services and to all the relatives, friends and neighbors stir their cards, flowers and prayers. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Mann and family Mr. and Mrs. Alex Clemon and family Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Clemons all of Walkerton Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clemons and family Martins Ferry, Ohio Our sincere thunks to all those who gave us aid and sympathy at the time vs the losw of our loved one. The flowers, cards, memorials, food and other acts of kindness were deeply appreciated. We especially want to thank Rev. Williams, Mrs. Sharon Klinedinst, Older Eastern Star, W.C.S.C. and the Nusbaum Funeral Home for all their services. The Harry Doll Family I want to thank all my friends and relatives for their get well cards and their best wishes while I was in the hospital. Mrs. James I. Martin ml3p A father examining his son's report card: “One thing is definitely in your favor,” he announced. “With grades like these, you couldn't possibly be cheating.” Use Our Classified Ads

New 4-H Projects Now Offered In St. Joseph County St Joseph County boys and girl> fourteen to eighteen years of age are urged to participate in two brand new 4-H pmjects in 1969. Enrollment is now being taken for the new 4-H Veterinary Science project and the 4-H Grooming and Personal Appearance project. Four county-wide meetings will be held for the Grooming hjtJ Personal Appearance project, beginning on Tuesday, February 25th. Participants will take part In activities centering an>und selection of clothing, color coordination. care and construction of clothes, dating problems, and tips on being well groomed. Both a Beginning and Advanced Divishm are being offered. Meetings will lie held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Indiana & Michigan Electric Company, 220 West Colfax Avenue, South Bend, on February 25, March 4, 11 and 18. Exploration of the field of veterinary medicine as a career and learning more ab >ut animals will oe the central topics considered in the eight weekly sessions of the 4-H Veterinary Science project. Veterinarians frvm LaPorte, Marshall, St. Joseph and Elkhart Counties will be conducting the meetings. Meetings will be held at the St. Joseph County Civil Defense Center, 23170 Irvington Avenue, South Bend, at 7: 30 p.m. beginning on Wednesday, January 29th. Any boy or girl fourteen to eighteen years of age who is interested in participating in these projects should call the County Extension Office, 2339429. or w. ite to the Extension Office et 160 Federal Building, South Bend 46691. AMONG DISTINGUISHED STI DENTS AT Pl WE The Distm ;ui.'*hed student rating was won by 1.957 Purdue University students during the fall semester, reprejenting almost 7 per cent of the 28,783 undergraduates. To qualify for distinguished rating, a student must have a grade index of at least 5.5 point? (B plus) out of a possible 6.0 (A) in at hast 14 hours of academic credit and have no grade below c (4 points). The distinguished students from our area are: Jeanette C impbell, 6^099 3ycam>re Road, North Liberty, bachelor's degree m Agriculture; Jennifer Anne Eberly, 671 IS Sage Road, North Liberty, bachelor's degree in Humanities; Dale AUn Naragon, 65401 Primrose Road, North Liberty, bachelor’s degree in Agriculture; and Karen Thompson. Rt. 1 Box 334, Wakktr<>n, bachelor's degree in Home Econ. Meridian Mutuals i FARMOWNER’S Jg-POUCY gl ./ TV L PROVIDES UNUSUALLY BROAD PROTECTION V7 One Policy * One Premium Saves you money, too! CALL US TODAY R. W. Johnson Ins. Momiug — Hamlet Phono 867-2824 Afternoon* — Koontz Ijike Phone Walkerton 586-2580

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□ d i KT h b O Q Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carnes of Walkerton, a daughter. March 5 in Starke Memorial hospital, Knox. A son was bom on March 8 t > Sgt. and Mrs. Barry Reed of Walkerton in the E Street Division h.Fspitad, LaPorte. Mrs. Reed is the former Jeanie Fry. Mr. and Mr.i. Robert JvKtchim, North Liberty, a daughter, March 9 in Memorial hospital, S >uth Bend. Mr. and Mrs. David Clark, Walkerton, are the parents of a daughter born on March 8 in the Osteopathic hospital. South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clark, Walkerton, are the parents of a .son b<>rn on M irch 9 in the Osteopathic hospital. South Bind. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMahon, Indianapolis, daughter, March 5, Mr. M M ihon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis McMahon, Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Cail Salyer of Walkerton are the parents of a daughter born on March 9 in the Starke Memorial hospital, Knox.

OPENING Sunday MARCH 16th THE THREE SEASONS Y-GO-BY RESTAURANT Open 11:00 am to 8:00 pm Closed Monday Koontz Lake Road 2

□ HOSPITAL NEV □ E Street Division, LaPorte Mrs. Clyoe Stickley, : Bertha Sherland, Mrs. Ullery all of Walkerton and Elmer Hunt and Cecil Wern North Liberty. Fine l^ike Division, I^iPorte Master Anurew Finley. I Billy Lindsley, Infant 1 Ward and Mis. H. L. Rumlt of Walkerton and Mrs. Cla Carlson x>f North Liberty. SELF-REFLECTION The easiest way to forge' faults of others is to reme tx> count a few of your own. Fill Cracks An Holes Better Handles lite putty. Hardens lite wod plastic WOOI The Genuine - Accept No Substit.