The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 September 1970 — Page 2

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — ’ SEPTEMBER 17, 1970

Tri Kappa Begins Fall Season Zeta Pi Chapter of K <ppa K ’pa Kappa in North Liberty o: ned th- l ill - S-pt< ir b. : 9 in the ho ne of Mrs ( ’I f - rm Heim. Mt- Guy Rizek was c-’ostess. Mis Clyde Steele p*iddent pie-ided. Other office’s aie Mrs. Jerry Kt pp. vice president; Mrs. 11 vis Holmes, molding score tai : Mrs Charlo- Creech, corHspmding secietary; and Mrs. jma Peddycord treasurer. Standing committees were an non iced. Plans for fulfilling the onj ctives of Tii Kappa were disc issed. They inlucde charity, cult ire and education. Fund raising projects were planned These include a toy party and serving food at a public stile. An Art Show will be held this fall or early winter. Tie 1970-71 year books were distributed. Seventeen members weir present. 4-H Achievement , Night Monday Lincoln "Township 1 H clubs at Wa'kerton will stage their annual Ach ’vemgt. Night Banquet on Moi lay, September 21. at the ^^tk>rton Elementary school, according to Bernard VVe-‘hods. 4-H Advisory Board ch o-main, who will stage the affair. i A cooperative supper will be serv’d :ft"6:3o pm. sharp with th tolls, butter and drink furnt ished Mrs. James Capek is chaitnruuiX the dinner. F alo^ing the dinner an awards prog anJ will be presented with 4-H leaders. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pemshjnd Mrs. Harry Malstaff and mt#) of the project leaders taking ^>irt. The Liberty-Lint coin Farm Bureau will present yen pins. The 4-H members are reminded they must be present to receive their pins, signs, jack ts. trophies, etc. Following the awards program entertainment will be provided Neither young nor old People often tell us we’re e ; htr too young to do a good j mi too weary with middle a.e to enjoy cur job, or too o i to kwp on with a job. So i’ any t h ngs in life seem to limited by age. Jut many people who have rw. •? 11: accept these lights' have accomplished PWrve'jus things... both at a smy y i./v age and an a &ai ed a P e. Karry S. Sr th. of The Cifistian S'.ien-’e L v : of l^tureship, has seme interesting bings to say about overcom r g problem of age throuc a clearer under--i: cf Cz fs a. eless man. You a: 1 your friends, young in fold.wi. find his free public talk full o* good ideas. Christian Science lecture to Im* given by Hurry S. Smith, ( SB Os Atlanta, Georgia I irst ( hurt h at < hrist, S< dentist 128 South Michigan St. rvmmith. Ind Monday, Sept. 21, 1070 XIOO pm EOT

by the district share the fun contest.mt mts. Lowell and Lynn Warner nd Denise Gioves. The regular monthly meeting of Line In Township I H Comtads is at 11:00 a.m. on Satin' div at the Lions Club Youth bui ding M.mbc’s are asked to bring thv.r 1-H notebooks, records and project books to fill in their piojcct ie ords.

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Walk. Wedm^day Nite Lulics Beeline Fashions 5 3 Al-NiDor Restaurant 4 4 Zellers Oil Co. 4 4 Kingsbury 4 4 Dave & Ray's 4 4 Pas-Steel 3 5 High team series and game; Zellers O! Co. 2143 j 738. 725, 6xo; A N-Dor Restaurant 1899: Beeline Fashions 1864. High individual series & game: Anna Krick 475, 180; Irene Bowen 166: Juanita Bouse 443; Grace Pugsley 176; Phyllis Hahn 171. N. L Friday Night Ladies Liberty Lanes Case 8 0 Shamrock Inn I’4 Kane's Shell 6 2 Well's Local UAW 4 4 A. M. Manuel Funeral 3 5 Kene T. Meert's Market 3 5 Pugsley’s Electric 17 Janet's Beauty Salon V 2 7V& High team series and game: Manuel’s Funeral Home 2042, 699; Liberty Lanes Case 2032, 736; Kane's Shell 1996. 707. High individual series Sr game: Caro) Rackley 509. 209: Ethol Belt 458. 173; Shirley Quickstad 429; Betty Wharton 160. Suburban League No. 4 Safar 4 0 Dad Sr Lad's 4 0 No. 6 Decker 4 0 No. 3 Ross 0 4 No. 2 Martin 0 4 No. 5 Wilson 0 4 High team series and game: No. 4 Safar 2356. 811. 803; Dad & Lad s 2073, 744; No. 3 Ross 2067. High individual series & game: Fran Gindelberger 566. 197, 193; Wayne Cover 539. 202; Dick Carpenter 514. Rainbow News Two new members were initv ated into the Order of Rainbow for Girls Assembly No. 64 of Walkerton, Monday evening. September 14. The initiates were Miss Kathy Kersh and Miss Janet Kincaid. Worthy Advisor Marv Ann Kersh announced during the business meeting that all members are to turn in their points to Mrs. Gary Clark at the next meeting. She also announced

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that members have been asked to seive as waitresses for the St. Joseph County Scottish Rite Lidus Night dinner to lie held al the John Glenn High School Sat ird iy. October 3. Election of officers resulted with Miss Roxann Whitteberry ch i tt d as Worthy Advisor; Kathy Pug ley. .associate Worthy Advi; ! ; Paula Payton, charity; Kathy Martin, hope; Diane Dau be futh and Vickie Taylor treasurer. Miss Whitteberry. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Whit toberry, of Walkertpn announced the date of her installation as that of Saturday, October 10th, at 7:30 pm. in the Walkerton — Masonic Temple. CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS The opening of the season far the cross country team from John Glenn Thursday, Sept. 3. rang out on a winning note for the Falcons. The Falcons ran against the South Central Satellites to a 21> 30 win. The Satellites took 1-2 in the meet behind veterans Bob Hutchens and Ron Schoff. Hutchens was the winner in 11:20, while Schoff ran 11:42. Mark Hockney placed fourth in 12:29. But the final scorers for the Satellites were 15 the (Bryan Guse in 14:20 and 16th Stan Powers in 15:331. Glenn used balance in the per sons of Curt Pletcher, third, in 12:25; Al Buchtel, fifth. 13 minutes; Mike Fitzgerald, sixth. 13: 04; Bruce Saxton, seventh, 13:05 and Brad Gillies eighth 13:25. The North Liberty Shamrock Cross Country team opened its season with a 20-41 loss to the J I rlv • - i r Frl„ Sat., Sun., Sept. 18-20 3 Into 2 Won’t Go Roil Steiger, Claire Bloom The First Time Comedy Deals with Boys Be coming men. With Jacque-nr Bisset Wes Stern — Saturday Bonus — Journey To Far Side Sun

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Oregon Davis Bobcats on Tuesday. September 9. The top runners for Oregon - Davis were Roehrborn. Awald, Miller, Keen and Keehn. Shamrocks in the top five were Magyeri. who placed first in the meet; Shelling, Lipin, Clark and Willie.

Ahoy, Matey! | Try a . J I Mr. Misty.*; ^*4 Float Za‘ i - "5 1 '"Jst I I Mada I 4 tai j • ! I ... w-x—. I Summer calls for a refreshing | Mr. Misty Float now at Dairy Queen."* Choose your favorite flavor of J: fl F Mr. Misty and enjoy it with a big swirl of V 4 | Dairy Queen. Live a Little “at Dairy Queen- * I One of Life’s Little Pleasures. f ’ I 4 A ” 111 I \ *. / 1 Walkerton Dairy Queen ^hhhbhhhhhb^bbwmhhbhhhhiiihbimihhihhhhhhhhmhhhhhmmhh PUBLIC SALE I We will sell the following located 1 mi. west of North Liberty on State Road 4 to Smilax Road then south three quarters mile on THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER 24 at 12:30 MACHINERY 1955 MM S^row pieker-sheller in good rendition; MM hoist; 200-hu. Crop Guard dryer on 10 ton running gear; Woods Bros, single row corn picker; Int. 2brow puil type com planter; New Holland Model 77 baler; Whi’atland 6’ cut iLsc plow; 4-wheel 75itui. manure spreader; 7’ double roll cultipacker; 15’ 3 section spike tooth drag; 8-w<-. spring tooth drag; Int. 8-bar hay rake; AC disc with snap couplers; Int. Model 24 mounted codn picker with Int. II brackets; AC 4 row front mount cultivators; AC 4-row corn planter with snap couplers; two hz.ee I'.ow Ibne spreaders; PTO tractor seeder; Century trailer type sprayer with barrels and booms; auiger wagon box, only; Bradley wagon and box; two high speed running gears with slope boxes; 4” grain auger with motor, 12* long; 40 double chain elevator; one section of New Idea double chain elevator. MIS( ELLANEOI S: South Bend wagon box; 275 gallon fuel oil tank; horse tank; set of bobsleds; wooden scalding hog trough; other items. Paul and Linder Williams TERMS — CASH Not Responsible F or Accidents No Lum-h Everett Rookstool, Anct., Leesburg 158-4771

□ HOSPITAL NEWS □ □ E ,Street, Lal’orte Mrs. Walter Shores. Jeff Clark and David Knowlton all of Wakerton. Pine Lake, I^Porte Mel Harrison and Gail Whitaker, both of Walkerton.