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Jons And Ladies ; ijoy Program ^Valkerton L ons Club held first social meeting of the i a'c the American Legion ng room on Tuesday, Sep- , i 28. The meeting was oply the president. Ron Burwelcoming all and having Lion member introduce his and himself. , ■ r the meal a short businieeting was held. A pret s pin was presented to Lion president, Ron Berton, bers chevron awards were d to the following members. de Chapman, Charter mem--20 year membership award, r A. Lctko, Charter mem--10 year membership award i lenslow Doll, 20 years memnp award. . e following Lions recieved .■> ar membership awards: .ward CKngenfxel, Branson Robert Gardner, Raj’ .man, Kollie Hess, and Lee y. . e following Lions received tr inemlership awards. .sell Rhine, Russell Harth, John Wathen, Richard . Clyde Bick, Melvin HarLowell Hartsell and Den- - Xortham. i Mowing the business meetMrs. Darlene Hancock spoke ue topic, “The Roll of Wemen n Explosive Society.” Mrs. <>ck advocated that values misplaced. The question is, ' o made the values.” She 1 that men make values and Mrs. Hancock feels wodo have a place in society i the 20th century woman come out of the kitchen. place for a good woman is ie a man, not behind him. s. Hancock received a fine I of applause and the meetvas adjourned. Lions need members to sell birthday calendars’ M ITEMBER GRADUATES e J. Davis, North L bei'cy

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received a M. S. in education degree from Indiana University Bloomington in Stptemler. Mrs. Ka.hie Shupe rt Plaia received an A. B. degree in social service also from Indiana University, Bloomington, in September Irvin D. Campbell, Walkerton received an A. B. degree in sociology and Janies R. Truax receiveb an M. 8. degree in education also during gradua'don from Indiana University in September. DR. CARTER ATTENDS MEDICAL MEETING Dr. William D. Carter of the Walket’con Medical Clinic attended the 23rd Annual Scientific Assembly of the American Acadcmj of General Practice in Miami Beach, Florida, last week. Mrs. Carter accompanied h.m. A. J. COM PON TAKES BURNINA TRAINING COURSE A. J. Compton. Koontz Lake returned from a Swigs Burnina sewing machine training course held in Hinsdale, Illinois recently. The course was given by Miss Elsa Brogi from Switzerland and now of Hinsdale where she trains personel for demonstrating the Burnina sewing machines. LOCAL MAN ASSIGNED TO INDIANA Navy Recruiter Station, Fort Wayne, Indiana, October 4-Elec-tricians Mate First Class Donald J. Adams, son of Mrs. Gertrude Adams, Route 8 Walkerton, has been assigned as a Navy Recruiter in Fort Wayne area. Petty Officer Adams enlisted in the Navy at South Bend. Indiana in 1958. He is a veteran of the Matsu-Quemoy Conflict and the Viet Nam Conflict. In addition to the National Defence Metal, Petty Officer Adams holds the Good Conduct Medal (second award!, Vietnam Campaign (seventh award), Vietnamese Service, and the Armed Forces Expiditionary Medals. Petty Officer Adams is mar-

ried to the former Miss Arleeen Smith of Koontz Lake and they have three children, Tamara, 9, Brian, 6. and Terri Ann. 5, They will make their home in New Have, Indiana, KOONTZ LAKE EXTENSION IIOM E MAK EKS ME ET The Koontz Lake Extension Homemakers Club met in the home of Mrs. Joseph Scanlon on the eve of September 27 at 7:30 pm. All members were present and roll call was answered by favorite memory concerning a school teacher New officers for 1972 were elected as following; Esther Scanlon president; Carol Clark, vice president; Vertie Pulliam, secretary; Sandra Cook, treasurer; Cleo Awald, health and safety and Marie Hewitt, reporter. September 20th, teing the Jewi>h New 5 oik, Mrs. Scanlon chose for her refreshments complimentary to this holiday and many delicaceys were enjoyed. Prizes were won by Mrs. La vein loung and Mrs. Eugene Hewitt 4-II TO SPONSOR skating party The Lincoln Township 4-H Comrades will sponsor a skating party on Wednesday, November 3 at the Plymouth Skating Palace with skating from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Bernie Westhues will drive a bus leaving John Glenn Hgh School at 6:30 p.m. and returning to the school at 10:30 p.m. Parents may be needed to drive cars and if you can help, call Mrs. Davis. 586-2477. Tickets are 75c plus 50 cents to rent skates at the rink. You may purchase your tickets from the 4-H members. Members needing tickets may gd t them K. ITCHING? Let doctor’s formula stop it. Zcmo speeds soothing relief to exUrnallv caused itching of eczema minor rashes, skin m.tauons. non-’ poisonous insect bites. Desensitizes nerve endings. Kills millions of surface germs, aids healing. "Deutch” h/emo, I iquid or Ointment, c/uick relict, or jour money back!

^fj^ssy^awaw* « y 4 Miles North Plymouth On Fri<i»y & Saturday October J 5 $ jg Closed After October 16th Private Duty Nurses Kathy Cannon Joyce W lliams Also Venus In Furs James Darren Barbara McNair Both Pictures “R” Hanley Monument Sales Complete Selection Room To ,' Choose From Granites and Rock of Ages To Fit The Need No pictures or books to chooje from, strictly show room, exact stones to be placed on loved ones grave. All prices quoted ! on each stone will include en-' । graving, lettering such as designs and etc. included in the price. Also delivery and setting of stones at no extra ; cost. Consider buying a stone before winter months arrive. ! CONTACT Jon K. Hanley North Liberty 656-461 S South B«*nd 286-0454 Btol4

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from Mrs. James Davis, Tyler Road, and all money or unsold tickets must be turned into Mrs. Davis by Saturday, October 30. 23 EXTENSION CLUB MEETS The 23 Extension Homemakers Club mdc on Tuesday, October 5 in the home of Mrs. Richard Bonham with 11 members present. The meeting was opened with the pledge to the flag and the song of the month, Do-Re-Mi. was sung. Roll call was answered by saying something nice about the person on your right. The lesson was given by Mrs. John Beron on home decorating ldeM - — kzijui A Good SALESMAN who WORKS CHEAP NEWSPAPER W€RTlsin<r ;

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The hostesses was Mrs. Dave Trobaugh. The next meeting of the club will be held on Tuesday, Novem. ber 2, in the home of Mrs. Ray Bergland. Use Common Sense When Driving ' I |!h[w Come to this Christian Science Lecture “Be Yourself” By Col. William Little, A Christian Science Practitioner and Teacher , Monday. October 18 — 8 p.m. Washington Elementary School 1500 Lake Ave. (Route 17) at Oak Rd., Plymouth

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