The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 April 1969 — Page 5

D : north liberty □ □ Mrs. Allegra Williams is in Memorial hospital, South Bend. John Singleton is home -from the hospital after undergoin r surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Lents and family of Linton, Indiana were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Phelps of North Liberty Mrs. Ethel Howard of Wheatfield, Indiana spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Porter. Mr .and Mrs. R. hert Porter and daughters were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rudj Barnett of Medaryville, India. b.i^ay evening over night guests o' Mr. and Mrs. B< b Porter were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Risner of Michigan City. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey and family of Goshen visited Sunday with Mrs. Esther Harman. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Wo' ram had Sunday dinner guests. Those present were Mr. ana Mrs. Cain and son; Mr. and M Oscar Strasser and Mrs. Patrick Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Water ('lark of Koontz Lake ana M . anl Mrs. Donald Clark and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Gouker of North Liberty were Easter Sunday guests o’ Mr and Mrs. Duane ®®uker and daughters. Mrs. Paul Williams Jr. an ! Mrs. Clyde Steele are going to French Lick, Indiana to attenl the Tri Kappa Convention for 3 days. They are the delegates from the newly formed Zeta chapter of Tri Kappa. Mr. and Mrs. A! Summerfield and son and Ron Dirter went to Chicago on Easter Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Summerfield’s son’s home for dinner and they also went to the Museum of Science and Industry. Saturday guests of Mr. amt Mrs. Robert Bettcher and William Bettcher were Mr. ami Mrs. Orris Farrar of Walkerton. Easter guests were Mrs. Zella Mann of North Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Beecher and family ©f Lakeville and Miss Janet Palicki of South Band. Bunco Club was held at Mrs Dorothy Arnett's home on Wednesday, April 2nd. Prizes were won by Georgia O'Connor, Ist place; IXmna Porter, 2nd place; Clothespin, Loraine Perkins *nd the booby prize was won by Ethel Moore and the most buncos went to Linda McLaughlin. Birthday Dinner Michael Garwood was honored at a dinnr celebration on Sunday at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Charles E Whitmer. Guests were his parents and brother, Mr and Mrs. Carl E. Garwood and Brian and David and his great aunt, Mrs. Hattie Dawley all of LaPorte. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Halter and non Barry of Rolling Prairie were guests with birthday cake and Ice cream being .served

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| Bill Whitmer, of the local FFA Chapter, traveled to Pierceton | High School, recently and was । the winner of the local competition in the essay contest and Freshman Creed public speak--1 ing. Others also, participating were Dan Bean, rn.ni Mury, Mike Werntz, Rich Plunkett, Wes Peterson and Joe Fisher. The North Liberty exhibit was the winning exhibit at the state convention at Puidue University. NORTHERN INDIANA HEREFORD ASSOC. MEETS The Northern Indiana Hereford Association met March 27, 1969 at Silver Lake, Indiana tor tneir Annual Meeting. , foity-ave members and guests j enjoyed the smorgas board dinner. ladling the business meeting the tollowing ouiceis were elected for 1969; President — Paul Brucker -— Rochester, Indiana Vice-President — Clyde CulpRensselaer, Indiana Secretary - Treasurer — Daniel av.au --- V*au»eitun, Indiana Board of Duectors: Raipa Nelson - \\aiton, Indiana Russell Boggs - Plymouth, Indiana Kuoert Reuter - Wolcott, Indiana Larry Mason - Walton, Indiana Walter Sshuuian - Columbia City, Indiana Plans for the 1969 cimsignment sale to be held September 6th at Argos, Indiana Fairgrounds, were disc ussed. The Picnic will be held on June 29, 1969 at the Oscar Baer home, Shafer Like, Indiana. Mrs. Dan Awald, Indiana Membership Chairman American Hereford Auxiliary, explained briefly about the newly formed vrganizatiun for Heretord Women. Membership applications were passed out to interested women. An Indiana Chapter will be organized in Lebanon, Indiana on April 5, 1969. Mr. Ralph Dodson, American Hereord Fieldman, spoke regarding advances, changes and conditions in the Heretord industry and in the beet industry in general. He also discussed promotional and American Hereford Association Breeder Programs and their effect on private nnd auction sales of cattle. MARTHA CIRCLE MEETS The April meeting of the Martha Circle was held April 2nd. There were 8 members present. Mrs. Jackson opened the meeting with a poem. "Legend of the Violets." Elaine Bouse had devotions. Scripture was taken from Luke 24, 23. She gave the medation in "Today” magazine. Francis Jackson gave the lesson on Psalms 14, 70, 53, 108. She read from the commentary on the book of Psalms. The Psalms are five different books made into one. We were served refreshments by our hostess, Mrs. Watkins. Seat Belts Do Save Lives

PACK NIGHT GROVERTOWN Cub PACK 337 A large group of spectators watched as 16 cub scouts lined up their pine wood derby cars for the judges, Boy Scouts Tim Sullivan and Mike Cain. The judging was done as to style and neatness and Kevin Andersons car placed first, Ralph Gillies second, and George Bottorff third. First place was awarded u wall plaque and ribbon and 2nd & 3rd place ribbons. After the weighing in 6 heats were run with the winners being Ist heat Ralph Gillies, 2nd Kevin Anderson, 3rd heat Lloyd Rosander, 4th heat, Billy Meadows, sth heat Carl Rosander Jr., 6th heat, Tom Scanlon. A run off of all winners left Kevin Anderst n as the grand champion and Ralph Gillies runner up. All 2nd place heat winners racing with Jack Hunt cming in Ist. Ribbons were presented to all winners and a pine wood derby tie slide was presented to each boy who enteied <or his good work. Achievement awards were given out: Wolf Badge to Terry Howard and a special candle light ceremony for the Webelos Den. This was the last pack night for the whole den as they all went into Boy Scout troop 37 on Monday. All the boys, Kevin Anderson, Carl Rosander Jr., Jack Hunt, Charles Allen, Tom Scanlon, and George Bottorff received Webelos activitiey badges and the Webelos arrow of light, A special thanks was given to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson Jr. for their past 3 years with the Cub Scouts.

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The meeting was chased by Cub Master Carl Rosander and refreshments served by the mothers. As we have lost a whole d<n we have room for more scouts. Any boy interested in joining 810 years old please get in tomti with Mrs. Richard Shaffer, Walkerton or Mrs. Lester Meadows Jr., of Grovertown. CAMP FIRE GIRLS The girls of the Fifth Grade Camp Fire Girls, met fur their first Council Fite recently. In charge of the event were Maili., Hay, decorations, Brenda Limbert, Sherry Pittman and D.ane Hostettler, ref reshment. Jana Nelson presented a talk about the American Flag. Sime it was Camp Fire Birthday Week the members were presented their their honor be <d-. Other members o’ the Fifth Grade Camp Fire Girls ire Jan Kane, Nancy O’Connor and Cindy Lindvall. Guests included parents of the participants.

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ITA STUDENTS V ISIT LO< FA RM I Farmers' tax dollars go a I way in supporting the 1 school system, and this y thanks to the high schools F chapter, tne irea crop prodw are getting a little something tra for their money. Classroom learning will n out in the country when the members of the local FFA el ter visit local farmers md dis bute the latest information safe and pro’itable use of u cultural chemicals. The local chapter n tak part in t program ponsored the Vel < ol Chen Co., a j jnr producer of agricultural p. h ides. The program is desig to teach students three thin (ident.^ cation of pf nt-robt insect pests, the chemk d con of three insects and how tn these chemicals - ifely. The instructor ’or the b chapter cf FFA is X Verhaeghe. Watchout When It’s Dark Ov

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