The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 March 1972 — Page 1

VOLUME 98; NUMBER 43

Easter Cantata At North Liberty Methodist Church A cantata, "No Greater Love” hy John W. Peterson, will be presented Easter Sunday by the Chancel Choir of the North Liberty United Methodist Church. The choir under the direction of Mrs. Gary Nelson will present this beautiful cantata for the morning worship service at 9:30 a.m. Easter Sunday, April 2. Soloists are Mrs. Mary LaTurner, Mrs. Elaine Wagner, Mrs. Madelyn Nelson, Rev. Robert Willbanks, Mr. William Hartman. and Mr. Rick Steele. Accompanists are Mrs. Carol yn Shupert and Mrs. Juanita Manuel. Mr. Osborn Fisher will read the narration. The public is invited to come join in our Easter worship. DeMolav News Fathers, or a proxy of DeMolay boys, are invited to a special treat Monday evening. April 3, when Walkerton Chapter holds their stated meeting at the Masonic Temple at 7:30 o'clock. Robert J Hepler, a prominent Goshen attorney and Big Ten football official, will Ik* the guest speaker. Active in Masonic circles, a 33rd degree Mason, a past Sovereign Prince of Scottish Rite in the Valley of South Bend, a member of Goshen Lodge No. 12, F & AM and Orak Shrine Temple of Hammond, and a past "Dad" of the Goshen DeMolay chapter in 1960, is well aware of the interests and problems confronting the young men today. Having been named "Indiana Dad of the Year" in 1966, convinced Brad Gillies. Master Councilor of the membership of the local chapter and an enlightenment to their fathers or sponsors of the real purpose and fundamental values of being a DeMolay. A graduate of South Bend Central High School, Wabash College and Notre Dame University, classes Mr. Hepler in a position to be of assistance to young men who have been selected to membership in DeMolay. Highlights of his talk will be interesting, humorous and inspirational situations that occur on and off the field in the great spectacle of interscholastic football. DeMolay "Dad" Don W’olfenbarger and officers urge fathers and interested men to attend this meeting and encourage these boys and their leaders, in their efforts. Refreshments will be served with mothers of the boys during the social hour. Peace Corp Assignment Topic At Club On Friday. April 7. the Woman’s C< mmunlty Club of Walkerton will hold its annual guest night carry-in dinner in the Community Building at 6:30 p.m. Each member is asked to bring a dish of her choice and place setting for self and guests. William Burly will be the featured sjx^aker and will show slides and tell of his experiences while a memb< r of the Peace Corp in Ind a A fellow noticed a well-round-ed. flower-bedecked, flowinghair hippie walking down the avenue with a cigai box under her arm, so he stopped her and asked. "How much are your cigars"" She said. "I’m not selling cigars, num I'm moving."

WALKERTON, INDIANA, THURSDAY. MARCH 30, 1972

Arts And Crafts Contest April 22 The 1972 Art and Crafts Committee announced this year's revised rules. Judges are being selected and will be announced at a later date. An entry blank will be in next’s week’s newspaper, and can also be obtained from the art teacher at any of the local schools. The PTA representatives (and chairman of the committee) is Barb Rohrer. Other members of the committee are as follows: Ruth DeSimone, Tri-Kappa; Dave Bell, Urey Jr. High; Steve Smith, John Glenn High; Sister Euthemia and Susan Klebosits, St. Patrick's school; Shirley Mahoney, St. Patrick's Women's Club; and Sue Klinedinst. representing the Walkerton Elementary building. 1. The contest showing will be held in the Walkerton Elementary School gym Sunday, April 22, 1972 between 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. 2. All work submitted must be done by the contestant themselves since April 1971. 3. Consultation is permissible as long as the art submited is the contestant's own work. 4. Painting by numb'rs, tracing kits, molds, or any other direct copying will not be permitted, Committee’s decision is final. 5. Three-dimensional work is considered a craft unless the contest committee is advised differently. The work will be categorized at the discretion of the contest committee. 6. Contestants are limited to three entries. 7. Each entry’ should have contestant's name, school, grade and media. Media is the material used in the art such as: waterlolor, oil. crayon, ink, pencil, charcoal, ect. Labels may be obtained from the school s art teachers or on April 22. 8. Art or craft not labeled as sue h will be labeled at the discretion of the committee. Unidentified work will be ineligible. 9. Pich grade will be judged separately from another. 10. Adults will be judged separately from students and should include address on entry blank. 11. All participants must live within the Polk, Lincoln, Johnson and St. Patrick School systems. 12. Judging will Im* done on the basis of originality, composition, color, and neatness. Mounted or mated work has best appearance. 13. Entry’ blanks, obtained in the school offices and published in the local newspaper, arc to be returned to the art department of any of the five schools by Monday, April 17, 1972. Entries brought earlier can be left w’ith the elementary school principal. 14 Entry blanks not filled in P^P’Tiy could disqualify the entry. 15. Entries should be brought to the Walkerton Elementary S.hooi Gym on Saturday morning. April 22. 1972, from’9 to 11 am. 16. Emr.es should be claimed .mm.dmtely after the public J™"* at 4p m " Sund «y. April 17 The Art Committee is not responsible for work lost or damaged. although a committee member will be present from the time the work is brought os Saturday until after the showing on Sunday or the building will be locked. 18. Entries will be judged and labeled with ribbons pnor to the public showing on Sunday. April

Unusual Music At Easter Service "A Day Like Today,” a musi-cal-dramatic song about the Ressurection of Jesus Christ, by Bruce Vandervalk will be sung Easter Sunday morning during the regular church service, at 10 a.m.. United Methodist Church. The part of Mary Magdalene will be sung by Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst and that of Jesus by Wayne Randolph. The choir will assist. Drum and guitar parts will be played by Mike Klopenstein and David Bell respectively. Sherry Frame will play the flute. Mrs. David Lawrence will be at the piano. BANK MILL ( LOSE AT NOON FRIDAY’ We will close at 12 o'clock noon on Good Friday for the balance of the day. Farmers State Bank of Wyatt Walkerton Presbyterians Plan Easter Sei vices The United Presbyterian Church of Walkerton will observe a full morning of services, Easter Sunday, April 2. Early service will be in the Fellowship Hall starting at 6:00 am. with Elder Roger Kronk in charge of the first half hour, that to be followed by the usual Easter Bre ikfast with Elder Evelyn Hartsough and her staff serving. Church School as usual at 9:30 a m. to be followed by theregular Worship Service tn the Sancturary at 10:45 a.m. Choose Theme For Style Show "The Material Things of Spring" is the theme of the 12th annual fabric and fashion show sponsored by the Better Homes Extension Homemakers club to take place Thursday, April 13, at the John Glenn high school, according to Mrs. Branson Hiatt, club president and chairman of the show. Tickets are now available from any club member at SI.OO donation. reports Mrs. Wayne Cover, ticket chairman. The show will begin at 8:00 p.m. EST. I^evines Boston Store, of LaPorte, are providing the fabrics this year. Interested persons are reminded to make their selections right away. The annual project is a 4-H and Youth benefit and will be highlighted with the usual many door prizes and refreshments will be served. NOTICE Car wash Saturday. April 1, sponsored by the North Liberty Church of the Brethren Youth, will be held at the church, comer of Market and Lafayette, Donation, $1 50. HELP HEADSTART You can help headstart by going to the sale of baked goods and novelties on Saturday. April 1, at the nJd location of Doan's Gift Shop m North Liberty. The sale begins at 9:00 am. Middle ag*' when a man's dreams about women are re-runs 23. 1972. 19. With permission of the contestants, first place entries from each school will go on display at the schools and in town for two weeks following the contest.

North Liberty Good Friday Service Set The First Baptist Church, 407 Elm St. North Liberty, will again have a Good Friday Service. The time for this meeting will be 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. The main speaker for the service will be Rev. George Joseph and Mr. Allen Balsley. Rev. Joseph has been working as a missionary among the negroes of South Bend for the past five years. His God given wisdom and success in this work have made him a popular speaker in fundamental conferences and meetings all over the United States. This summer he will be addressing the National Convention of the General Association of Regular Baptist Churches. Mr. Allen Balsley who is currently finishing werk for his degree at Grand Rapids Baptist Coilego. who has spo ken in ’ th p Good b riday services for the past two years, grew up in North Liberty. He is well known and appreciated by the people of the community. The services will be held in ! n building which is adjacent to the former meeting place, zkccording to the pastor, Rev. Russell Schelling the new accomodation are quite spacious; everyone is welcome to come and enjoy them. COMMUNITY GOOD FRIDXY SERYK E IN WALKERTON The combined Good Friday service for the Walkerton area community will be held at 1:00 p.m. Friday at the United Methodist Church on Georgia Street. A program for all faiths, this will feature Rev. Matteson, pastor of the Koontz Lake Missionary Church as the speaker Special music will be provided by choirs of the Presbyterian and Wesleyan Churches. Everyone is invited to attend VVSCS TO MEET APRIL 12 The WSCS of the Walkerton United Methodist Church will meet on Wednesday. April 12. at ■ s ( k) p.m. in the Georgia Street Building for their general meeting. The date has been changed from the sth. The Thespian Players of the Churubusco United M.thodist Church will present. The Second Coming of Mrs. C.” A panel discussion will follow the play. NOTICE The Evening star Rebekah Lodge 465. Walkerton, will hold a Bake and Rummage Sale on Saturday, April 8 beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the new hall on Roosevelt Road. All members are ui ged to donate and help at least one hour on set date. COMRADS 7 0 MEET MOND NY A guest will be present at the Lincoln Township 4-H “■’"''•v n * ht « i Walkerton Community Bm; f. ing. James H ill. South Bend attorney. Is ( hairman for a cancer dnve in st. Joseph County and **' 'Actions to the I, K al < ub for the drive in Walk’rion planned tor Sunday, Apnl The meeting Monday night will ^'n at 7:00 p nr sharp p u . t 0 attend ', About five drivers il t>. needed for the cancer 9 to ^ ,n at 100 P m April Nancy Hiatt and Loren Capek. girL and boys club president, are chairman as agreed at the last 4-H meeting

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Zuster Egg Hunt Set Saturday The annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Walkerton Fire Department is set for Saturday, April 1 at Place Park with the hunt to begin at 2:00 p.m. sharp. The egg hunt is open to children through 11 years of age an i there will be cash prizes for those finding lucky eggs. North Liberty Easter Egg Hunt Set There will be an Easter Egg Hunt in North Liberty Park on Saturday April 1, begming at 3 p.m. The hunt will be for all children in the North Liberty community Pre-School through Fourth Grade. There will be prizes awarded in each age catagory. This event is being sponsored bv the North Liberty Z-ta Pi Chapter of Tri Kappa along with several cthei Community organizations making dor . ns t, this w rthwhile project. Th< e Im rs are W-dls Union I. ■ il. North Liberty Fire Dept , North Liberty Lions Club and the North Liberty Ministerial Assoc. We would like to thank all of these groups for their most generous donations. and also thank the Lion Club for lending us some men to help with the manual labor that, is involved in getting this Easter Egg Hunt underway. Let's show these community organizations that you do appreciate their efforts and have a good turn out for the hunt. Members of the com mi tee are as follows: Tri Kappa, Mrs. Clyde Steele, Chairman, Mrs. Robert Loucks, Mrs. John H. Peddyeord. Miss Karen McCormick and Mrs. James Campbell. Lion Club members working on this event are Mr John Peddycord. Mr. Clyde Steele and Mr. Robert Loucks . Rain date for this event will be Saturday April s. 1972 at 3 pm. B XkE S \LE The Koontz Like Firemen’s Auxiliary bake sale will be held at the fire house Saturday. April 1, 9:00 a.m. CST. NOTICE Whole Hog Sausage and Pancake Supper and Baza ir on Saturday, April 15. from 5:00 to 8:00 pm. at the First United Presbyterian Church. Adults SI .*>o children under 12. 75c. preschoolers free. 4tal3p LESTER EON TO SI’EXK TO SENIOR FELLOWSHIP Lester J. Fox of the St Joseph County chapter of the Arthritis Foundation will speak at the Senior Fellowship meeting on Monday, .April 3. There will be a pot luck supjaer beginning at 6 30 pm. in the Illinois Street Building of the United M- the list ( hurch and everyone' is welcome. PIPER DRIX E S XTI RD XY I he' Boy S outs will h Id » paper drive this Saturday in Walkerton Have your papers ready and at the curb for pick up on April 1 :he tank f. r the papers i- at the Walkerton Lie : s Y »uth Building on Washmgt. n Street Helgi,» of 'n’^atton: the htpp e who d!scove,vd ne was inz bain Ntim-k”^ m-tke p s4h> for a girl tn run faster and may make it ne?cessary