The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1970 — Page 9

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Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kinney of Walkerton were Tuesday overnight g lests in the home of Mr. and Mis. Clyde Collins. The annual Hostetler reunion was held Sundiv at Stuntz Pine Forest w.th the usual carry-in dinner and games for the young and old. Marvin Shenks was elected piesident for next year. There were approximately 75 in attendance. Mrs Betty Crosslev is visiting her mother. Mrs. O. R. Barney. Walkerton, upon recently return ing from the National School Orchestra Associatin’* twelfth annual convention at Elon College. N. C. Norma Therese Crosslev. her daughter, was enrolled as a violir st in the NSOA Youth Symphony there. Mrs. Crossley taught a \lola clinic for the Directors, coached the viola sec tion to the Youth Symphony, and pluwd in the Direi tor’s Symphony conducted by Henry Mazer. Associate Conductor of the Chicago Symphony. The late professor Cro-sley was a member of an ensemb'e that introduced the electronic stringed instrum* n*' oft!” violin familv f»r which Dav d P> nker of Indi ana Uni'.a rsitv had written special jazz mus for this session. She also played v; >1 a in the jazz, strings msenJ b- presented bv Edgar R»<bu"ml ?r ranger rind compose from Los Angeles, CaL. who bad written special music for the Convention that was recorded. The convention elected Mrs. Crossley educational representative to the National Board of the NSOA She will be re turning to teach at Western THUniversity Laboratory School this week, and Norma is returning to Louisana i State University, Baton Rouge, where she received the 1970 Sternberg Award for outstanding academic achievement in the Honors- Division.

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Mr. and Mrs. Wally Heil, and Patty, Sue, Kay and Jane Westhues. Debbie and Bobby Larva spent last week in their grandmother s home, Mrs, Earl Whiting. Mr, and Mrs. George Lowry of Gaiveston were Saturday guests in the home of Mr. and Mr» Russell Brown. Mr. and Mis. Ray Rensberger of Sherwood, Ohiu, spent me days last week with ins brother and sister-in law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rensberger. Sunday dinner guests of Mi. and Mis. Dwight Pippenger and son Dick, were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pippenger, of Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Thayer, of Laaz; and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Khnedinst. Mr. and Mrs. Veinon Peterson and sons visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fisher and family and Mrs. Viola Fisher of Somh Bend, also with Mi. and Mis. Gerald Schelstreate of Osceola and wilii Mr. and Mis. Allan Kadoa at Edward bui„. Michigan. Mrs. Mai k E i h of Ri mington and Mis. Michail Fmlstic h of Plymouth returned home Monday from a week's vacation in Newark, New J- sey visiting in the home of Mt. and Mrs. Tom Hudson. Mr. and Mrs D a.aid Daniels and family of South Bend spent the weekend in the home of Mrs. Ruth Daniels. Mrs. Ruth Daniels and Larry Fnulstich returned home with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Daniels and they visited in their home till on Thursday. Greg and Joe Schmidt, children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt of Arizona, have been visiting the past week in the home of Mrs. Doris Keitzer and other friends and relatives.

Mr. and Mrs Ge *ge Heims were Tuesday evening g । sts in the I’.ome of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Warner of Algos. M' and Mrs Don Th nip on ami Je.m were Sunday alb-inion guests in the home of Mi. and Mis. George llt mis. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Kluising and family were guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mis. Geoige Klaus ng and in the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Klaus.ng of Nt w Lenox. Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Wollenberg, of Koontz Lake, returned last week from a trip to Colorado where they spent their time sight seeing and touring the beautiful state. They drove over 4.000 miles. Ray Whiting of Lagrange and Mrs. Vernon Whiting and sons of Monterey were Sunday guests and Mr. ami Mrs. John Larva of Knox were Saturday evening guests in the home of Mrs. Earl Whiting. Mrs. Walter Zenger and Tim othy ha\^ been spending three weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Cranmer, of Koontz Lake. Week end guests were Mr. Walter Zenger and his father and Mr., Francis Smith, of Haddam, Kansas. Mrs. Zenger and Timothy returned home with them Monday. Mr and Mrs. M. E. Lind and sons Jerrv and Tommy, of Indianapolis. were guests of Mrs. Geo. Illi.is th.s Week. Mis. Land is a sister of Mis. Hill is. Nam-y F. R eo, W dkert m. a student at the University ot Ev.msviH' h.is been named to the Di ms Li t for earning a 3 5 grad • poj » average < it of a poss.ble 1.0 while rallying 12 or mm 1 ours of comses. Mr and Mrs. Rr. immd Lowiy and Lairy ami Mike were Sunday g-a-ts in the home of Mr. and Mis. Russell Brown. Mis. Pm hard Salzer and family of Kn x visited Sunday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs Paul Sellers and family of Knox were Sunday evening visiters in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Branson Hiatt, Bill and Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shetland attended the wedding Saturday of Miss Peggy Johnson to Barrett zkdair in St. Clair Shares, Michigan. Miss Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrsi Harry Johnson, formerly of Walkerton Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Westhues celebrated their 25th wed ding anniversary Tuesday with their family present. John, of Carmel, Mike of Indianapolis,

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SEPTEMBER 3, 1970

Terry Bennett of Brownsburg spent tlie weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mis. Norm m Bennett. Mi. and Mrs. Dale Richards of Wusaw were Sunday evening gm-sts m the nme of .Mr. and Mi s. N e man Bi nnett. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith and childten of Indianapolis sp-i,t the wiekeml in the home oi Mr. ami Mis. E i^enc Srmth. Mr. and Mrs. H 1 void Koontz of South Bend were recent guests of their aunt, Mrs. M. B. Slick. Saturday guests of Mrs. Slick were her niece, Mrs. Forest Cooper ami husband. Mrs Cooper is a Home Economics teacher in the Plymouth Schools. Mas. Delta Long will leave Friday, September 4 for Dublin, Ireland to vlst with her son, Patrick Long and his wife Iris and their new daughter, Leiza. Mrs. Long has never met her daughter in-law. She will be spending three weeks with them. The Koontz Lake Conservation club meeting. Saturday. Septem her 5 will start at 5:30 CDT for the pot luck supper. Hostesses for the meeting will V* Mrs Eleanor LeMaster and Mrs. Harry Webster. A social hour will follow, come and join us.

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Mr. and Mis. R,y R Bennett recently attended the 15th Benurtt Rt inion held al p.tw paw, Mil hip in. Mr. and Mr-. Elden Beau- • hamp visitid ,n the home of K’ll Mis, William Johnson on Sunday uteiimon. dhem-y and Julie Bea :champ of Delong weie c ast.- from Fuday night to Sat nd iy with their grandp irent 5, Mr aid Mt s EL den Beauchamp. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bennett visited Monday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Horvath of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pngodzinski and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenkranz of LaCrosse, spent the week end at the Henry Ford Museum in Greensville Village at Dearborn. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Collins went to Griffith on Sunday and visited till Tuesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hopp and family. Mr. and Mrs Smi Pallazzolo and familv of Beloit, Wisconsin and Laurie and I^eonard Hopp of Griffith came last Monday and visited till Wednesday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Collins.

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