The Independent-News, Volume 96, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 February 1970 — Page 9

Mis^ Carol Taylor In&talled As Worthy Advisor Wr ; ■ • '^Mv . Nf . ■W.V* • -ii *< v ^vj, '3^ , t •. AbfedhtiKMAMMWsKßw3LJiliali&4A^ mn v<.iu<i<aun in eiuumes were conducted for officers of Walk>rton Assembly 64 Order of Liinbow for Girls, at the Maonic Temple Wednesday evening 'ebruary 4. Miss Carol Taylor, laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orra Taylor of Tyner was installed as Vorthy Advisor. Mother Advisor. Mrs. Alfred news greeted the large atteni >nce and introduced Miss Lynn •ickavet, Worthy Advisor who ntroduced the following installing officers: Mrs. Alfred )rews. installing officer; Alfred Drews, obligation: Mrs. Irene

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Lidy, Marshall; Miss Mary Richards, Lakeville, recorder; Mrs. Gary Clark, chaplain; Mrs. Nelson Walz, organist; and Mrs. Jack Davis, solsist. Miss Taylor wearing n robin egg blue gown of crepe bonded was given her obligation by Mr. Drews after which she was escorted to the East by her father. The soloist sang, "You’ll Never Walk Alone." Miss Janet Taylor presented her sister with the gavel. Other officers installed were: Worthy associate advisor, Marianna Kersh; Charity, Roxanne Whiteberry; Hope, Kathy Pugsley; Faith, Paula Payton; Recorder, Terri Kincaid; Treasurer, Diane Daube; Chaplain, Kathy Martin; Drill Leader, Vickie Taylor. Also, Love, Debbie Six; Religion, Sonya Erickson; Nature, Juanita Steinke; Immortality, Tonya Erickson; Fidelity, Kristy Krick; Patriotism, Sandy Welch; Service, Nancy Stickley; Conii dential Observer, Tina Johnson, Outer Observer, Nancy Jackson; Musician. Mrs. Myron Mullet and Melanie Mullet; Choir Director, Cindy Steinke and Nancy Hiatt; Prompter, Vickie Hostetler; Hoosier Promise Reporter, Cathy Lidy; Historian, Marva Thornburg; and Jewel Keepers, Nancy Mann and Marsha Hostetler. Mrs. Bruce Henry was installed as Mother Advisor. She was escorted to the east by her husband through an aisle of six girls holding white with blue tip carnations. Each girl read a welcome to her as they placed

their flower in a white milk glass vase of greenery. When she reached the east Mrs. Dieus added a flower and presented her a red heart on which was her Mother Advisor Pin and a blue bird as well as a gift from her and Pop Drews. The soloist sang "May You Always." The new Rainbow board were presented and installed. Miss Taylor assumed her station ns Worthy Advisor, introduced her family and close friends. She stepped down from east to present her parents with a gift and to thank them for their love and encouragement. The soloist sang "More" in their honor. Mr. Robert Mulligan and his drama class of John Glenn High School were also present and received recognition. Miss Pickavet escorted Mrs. Drews to the northeast where she was given a white milk glass container wulh a single candle in center. They walked through the bow and each girl placed a small cluster of artificial fruit to complete the arrangement. She was given her Past Mother Advisor pin. As she stood behind the altar the soloist sang "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." Miss Hckavct was escorted through the bow cai r ing a red heart on which the girls pinned her past Worthy Advisor pin, and several charms to add to her bracelet. As she knelt at the altar to sign the memory page in the Bible, "Born Free" was sung. Carol’s motto, "Walk With the Lord", was in silver letters on a white arch in the cast. A beautiful shadow box in the east depicted Jesus walking with a young woman among the clouds Her chosen watchword "Faith" was in silver letters on a blue background in the west. Her colors of blue and white and her flower, a white carnation were used throughuot the evening. Her symbol, "Jesus at the Door,” was used in a colorful picture on her blue covered programs Blue glitter slippers filled with white carnations were on dais and five top stations. The pedestals in the bow held silver slippers filled with flowers denoting the color of their station. Following remarks and thank you s the Rove-end Norris King of Tyner gave the benediction followed by the Rainbow closing. In tlie reception room each table v. is vntrrcd with a silver slpper filled with flowers and blue sire unt s Centering a large blue covered screen was the letters "I-’aith ’ in ;.lver. flanked by sr t s of white <■ rnat ions Mi. -< T.i Lus pi tie was beneath this The servm ; table was centered with a I 1 basket of carnations ami a decorated cake Punch, coffee ami cake was served by Mrs Newton Williams Mrs. Norn Hahn and Mrs. Walter Jackson. Frances Dunfee and Becky Jacobs presided at the guest book. Masonic escorts were Mr Gerald Feme. Plymouth; Mr Maynard Ealing: Bremen; Rev. King and Mr Mvron Mullet The decorating commit te was composed of Mr. and Mrs Dreus. Mrs Walter Pickavet. Mrs. Henry anti Mrs Willy Moeller. Mrs. Drews has servea six years as Mother Advisor, between the first four years Mrs Irene Lidy served in that c tpa-

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city then for two years Mrs. Drews was again appointed. Mrs. Drews is Deputy of District 26 and Mr. Dr-ws is L«ctmet of Districts 1 and Di. North Liberty Music Student' Winners Listed The North Liberty Music students entered the Northern Indiana School Band. Orchestra and Vocal Association solo ond ensemble music contest held Saturday at John Adains High School in South Bend. Over 2.000 students participated in the wind and percussion instrument competition. Last week, some 1,400 students sought honors in string solos and ensembles. The young musicians were divided into five groups. Groups I and II were for high school students, 111 and IV for junior high and V for elementary students. Group I winners are eligible to participate in state com-

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petition to be held on Saturday, February 21 in Indianapolis. North Liberty student winners are as follows: 11. Flute Quartet, Julie Eberly, Paula Holmes, Becky Miller, Janet Shupert; 111, Flute Quartet, Julie Eberly, Jan Wesolek, Becky Miller. Paula Holmes; I, Bassoon Solo, Gene Hunn; 111 Clarinet Duet, Mika Petz. Susan Edison; I, Trump t Solo, Paula Henry; 111, F Horn Solo, Darla Henry; 111, F Horn Quartet, Darla Henry, Betty Hahn, Melanie Bucher, Rita Boarman; I.Trombone Trio. Jim Fair, Brian Henry, Jim Donathen; I Trombone Solo, Brim Henry; V, Flute Solo, Linda S< hultz; IV, Sax Quartet, Bri m Schultz. Marlar Hay, M ir,- Payne, Stewart Clark; IV’. Clarinet Quartet. Jane Fair, Kathy Wilcox. Linda Holmes, Brenda Springman; IV, Cornet Solo. Terry Johnson. A little caution on that hullday trip may save a life -und it may be your own.

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