The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 30, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 December 1970 — Page 7

John Glenn Honor Roll The John Glenn High School is announced the honor roll for ins six weeks as follows! SENIOR: Distinguished Ramona Bowers Martha Elkin Kathy Martin *' Greg Steffen Regular Carolyn Bacewic David Bottorff Betty Fry Cindy Huhnke Mitzi Knepper Kathie Lazarek Jim Lute Mark Malstaff Margaret Mechhng Kathy Pugsley Pat Saxton Jon Sheley JUNIOR: Distinguished Alan Bachtel Jill Carbiener Regular Anita Albertson Jon Bonnet Kay Cripe Pam Dare Jean Hildebrand Linda Holderread Judy Huffman Nancy Jackson Donna Keel Sue Lowry Ed Mitchell Lynn Nukala Randy Schultz Jackie Tiede SOPH MORE: Distinguished None Regular Bruce Duyhuff Terri Kincaid Richard Reese Jim Rhodes Vicki Taylor Ixirralne Thibodeaux Ann Thompson FRESHMAN: Distinguished None • ~ J Regular Sandra Baum Cindy Campbell ’ ’ w Steve Daube Greg Gillies Darek Schultz

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Janice Sears Wanda Wringer ( Urey Lists f Honor Roll The Urey Middle School has announced the honor roll for this six weeks as follows: Sth Grade Distinguished Nancy Hassett Laura Carter Cindy Naragon Eric Klingerman Regular Denise Glissman Debbie Northam Rachel Jack.son Bernie Thompson Angie Sutton Charles Buswell Terry Turner 7th Grade Distinguished Micheal Graves Donna Moore Lynn Carter Regular Teresa Sarber Joni Germaine Robert Gerber John Hart sough Elizabeth Krick Jackie Holm Herald Hastetier Kari Cripe Ed Fenetermacher 6th Grade IMst'ngulshrd Jerry Johnson Regular Larry Stull Rodney Pletcher Brent Kaser Leonard Jaske Linda Kllndinst Bill Northam T.m Da via Laura DeSimone Janet Ryan Lincoln Konkle Mark Michalski Cynthia Kunkle Alvin C Boise - Principal Tri Kappa Celebrates 10th Anniversary Walkerton Tri Kappas re le brated the tenth anniversary of

the founding of Epsilon Chi chapter at a dinner Thursday in the LaPorte Holiday Inn. Mrs. Richard Bodine of Mish awaka, Province Ten Officer, attended the event and extended her congratulations to the chap ter. Other guests included Mrs. Robert Hi ler, Li Porte; Mrs David Mellin, Plymouth; Mrs. Ihittie Wayne. South Bend, and Mrs. Paul Crousore, Walkerton. Thirty one chapter members were present for the dinner. Ten of the 16 original charter members were honored at the dinner. They were Mrs. Hiler, Mrs Mellin. Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, Mrs. Russell Hartsough. Mrs. Mahon Jacob, Mrs. Denslow Doll, Mrs. Wayne Burch. Mrs Lloyd Thomas, Mrs. Robert Gardner and Mrs. Arthur Schmeltz. During a brief business session Mrs James Patterson reported that the Christmas bazaar was a resounding success. Members voted to hold a second bazaar next year. The group also decided to contribute SSO to the Urey Middle School Football fund. Mrs Hal Muncie announced the annual style show will bo held March 25 with Cai son Pirie Scott & Company of Michtg in City pre senting the fashions To highlight the anniversary observance Mrs Rohrer explained how the chapter u is organized. A group of 16 Walkert >n women comprised the first initiation class dedicated to the Tri Kappa aims of charity < ulture and education. The late Mrs C Emmet Eiier served as the first president. During the last 10 years a tot4l of 62 members have been active in the work of Epsilon Chi. The chapter has three current projects which support its budget the Christmas bazaar in Nov ember, the antique show Feb. 27 and 28, and the fashion show. Each year the group presents the S3OO Marjorie Filer scholarship to a John Glenn High School senior, gives honor awards to outstanding Urey School eighth graders, sponsors students at band and cheerleading camps and cq sponsors the ait show with the local ITA and St. Patrick s W«>man's Club It aso he ps finan Cially with dental care for Ex- J children holds a tea for JGHS K, mor girls and their mothers ca- h spring nd * ipports many area mental health projects. In other entertainment char- ,

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ter members were serenaded by a sextet which sang two humor ous origmal numbers written by Mrs. Rchard Hershberger The sextet was comprised of Mrs. Kenneth Klmedinst Mrs Edward Keeling, Mrs. Alvin Boise Mrs. John Wolff, Mrs. James Patterson and Miss Linda Huhnke The charter member, responded with an original song written by Mrs. Rohrer, Each person attending received a crossword puzzle made up of the names of each member an original work by Mrs. Errol Van Buskirk and Mrs Robert Stockwell. A two-tiered cake, was baked by Mrs. Carl Christianson, president, and decorated by Mrs Van Buskirk, was served for dessert. Following the dinner members reminisced of the last 10 years as they observed charter, its first scrapbook and pictures t iken at the time of the installation. II A NEWS Friday. November 27. 1970 twenty-on«- Loys from the John Glenn Chapter of FEA went to the International Livestock Show in Chicago Mr Frank Herford drove the bus and his wife, and Mr, and Mrs Ix?on Verhe ige icCompanied us to the show. We also stayed for the R xj«o. Wednesday De ember 2, the officers went to the D.strict 11 meeting at Culver There w< u six officer J and advisor L» >n Verhe ige Thur.-day. Dveembei 3, EF A hid a meeting it John G 5 nn High School. Three members received the Chapter Farmer Degree. They wru : J« c Vm Wmzeele, Duane Bardrn, and Jon Smith. Our chapter is se ling s ibs< riptions to "Farmers Exchange" newspaper. If you would like to subscribe to it or renew it, contact an FFA mem tier The John Glenn Chapter of FFA is sponsoring a basketball team, and we will play different Chapters We are having an A" team and a ' B” team We will be playing fur the number one title, but mostly we are playing for fun. and to meet different Chapter members. The Brom-n Chapter will sponsor a tommy for the different Chapters to compete in. The winning tram will receive a trophy. Don t make the mistake of trving to push yourself forward by patting yours. If on the back.

LIBERTY TWP. HOME EXTENSION < LI B MEEIS The annual Christmas dmn r and party of the Liber tv Tow ,- ship Home Extension Club w observed Thursday. 1m < . mb. > Hostesses for the ev tnt v. • o Mrs Richard Weaver, Mis D - aid Norton Mrs. Marvin Ka ■» and Mrs. Carl Wile. The e»o ) met at the Al-N-Dor R<-d., ira t in Walkerton at re on for tin r dinner and then went to th. h< r • of Mrs Weaver for the so. | hour. There w<s group sing g of Christmas carols, < gift . change and several games ph - ed. Game prizes were won / Mrs Ernest Beron Mrs Char; u Quigley and Mrs Clell Bare The hostesses served dess- t at beautiful decorated tables a ipropriate for the Christmas ,m - son. There were 21 member a d two guests present The gues*s being Mrs Dean Hold* ire id a I Mrs. Jack Norris The door pr .j was won by Mr- Marvin Kam Mrs Donald Norton will q hostesses for an all day rm etir , January 7, 1971. SELF DECEIT । People who think thev kn< v •H dom demonstrate th t knowledge is power - H ' w®. $ all JHr and air freshener • automatic Kc k ww controls $4095 • BVz gallon tank " । | KABELINS HARDWARE Walkerton, Ind ana 721 Roosevelt Road L———J

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