The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 48, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1972 — Page 5

Uiey Spring Concert Set For May 4 The Urey Middle School Music Department of Walkerton will present its annual Spring Concert on Thursday, May 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the John Glenn High School Auditorium. As usual all Urey music groups will perform but for the first time ever, the seventh and eighth grade Band and Choir portion will be professionally recorded by the G. & E. Recording Studios of Mishawaka. From this tape of their live performance, a twelve inch, stereo long play album will be cut. The record may be ordered the night of the performance. This is not a money making project nor will it be an expense to the school or the music department. The record is being made on a trial basis for the purpose of education. The Urey bands are directed by Mr. Donald Schwing. Admission to the concert is 75 cents and tickets are available from the students. Urey choirg are under the direction of Mrs. Sheryl Ringer with Mrs. Beth Carter as accompanist. ALUMNI BANQUET The Alumnus of Walkerton High School are planning their annual banquet and evening with former classmates, Saturday evening, May 27 at the John Glenn High School. This years officers are: DeWayne Pavey, president; Mrs. Glenn Stahly, vice president; Mrs. Edgar Cole, secretary; and

WALKERTON SIMMER FESTIVAL CLEAN-UP FIX-UP CONTEST Name Addreis Send entry and photograph to: MRS. LARRY LOWRY R. R. 1, Box 41 Walkerton, Indiana 46574 ENTRY RULES: Zach residence within city limits and the immediate outlaying areas is eligible to participate in this contest. Each entry must be accompanied by a photograph of the property before improvements have been made. Entries must be submitted by May 20, 1972. Winners will be announced on Thursday, June 1, following the crowning of the Festival Queen. 'lrophies will be awarded to the winners. Public Sale Will sell at Public Auction, located at 506 Ohio Street in W’alkeiton, Indiana, close to park. Saturday, May 6 12:00 Noon ANTIQUES: Cut glass and press glass dishes. Goxi maple dinette set; Hot Point electric stove and refrigerator; kitchen cabinet; table: 3 section davenport set; large chair; 3 tnutwood stands and corner table; platform chair and hassock; 2 couches and chair; cherry combination table with 2 drav/ers and 5 chairs; good 21 inch color RCA TV; old rocker, other chairs desk; Welton 9 x 12 rug; 2 matching stands; 15 inch Philco TV; nice stand over 100 years old: cane bottom stool and cane rocker; lamps; sweeper and scruber; beautiful good mohogany 4 piece bedroom suite; blond bedroom suite; caid tables; large mirror; pictures; old sewing machine; antique tail hall mirror; beds; trunks; good Lession mantle clock; small rugs; books; antique vases; 3 good vinegar cruets; lots good antique dishes, crystal and china; lots cook ware, toasters, all good; lawn sweeper; gas lantern; porch swing; copper boiler; 2 good boat motors; glider; step ladder; garden tools; electric fans; Victrola II with records; Sunbeam power mower; hideaway bed; dresser with mirror; two pistols. 38 and 32; lots miscellaneous articles; good 1947 Buick car, 29,000 miles. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This is all good, but can not be seen till day of sale. Terms: Cash Not Responsible For Accidents Estate of Mzs. B. I. Holser Archie Schultz. Auctioneer, Phone 784-2745 Clark Dare, Clerk

Mrs. Ralph Jackson, treasurer. The dinner will be served by the Order of Eastern Star of Walkerton. TYNER ALUMNI BANQUET PLANS SET The Tyner High School annual Alumni Banquet has been set for Saturday, May 13, beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a pot luck supper. The beverage will be furnished. A SI.OO donation per person would be appreciated. Onicers of the Association are: Homer Stoneburner, president; Carl Stienke, vice-president; and Mrs. John Wolff, secretary-treas-urer’. □ Q J 6 T VARIES □ g Raymond Burnett Raymond Burnett, 69, of 64839 Liberty Tr., North Liberty, died at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 26, in his residence of an apparent heart attack. He was a retired employee of the Studebaker Corp, where he was empoyed 25 years He was born on May 22, 1902, in West Terre Haute, and had lived in North Liberty area 25 years, coming fom South Bend. On Sept. 24 1918, in Bloomfield, Ind., he married Mabel V. Robinson, who survives, along with two sons, Raymond Jr. and William E., both of South Bend; two daughters, Mrs Helen Hensley of North Liberty, and Miss Melvena Burnett of South Bend; 11 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren and three half sisters, Mrs. Jessie Heisman of Michigan City, Mrs. Mae Tetrick of Vicksburg, Ind., and Mrs. Mildred Zellers of Terre

Haute, and a half brother, Otto Bridwell of Michigan City. Services were 2 p.m. Saturday in North Liberty Church of Christ, with Rev. Tom Jones, pastor, officiating. Burial was in Westlawn Cemetery, North Liberty. Mr. Burnett was a member of the North Liberty Church of Christ. Mary Anna Gollhofer Mary Anna Gollhofer, former resident, passed away on Monday, May 1 in the Evergreen Garden Nursing Home, Evergreen Park, Illinois. She was bom in Germany on October 14, 1893. Internment was at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday in the Drumm Funeral Home, South Holland, Illinois. Memorial contributions may be made to the United Methodist Church, Walkerton. K. L. Fire Dept. Gives Hsnonry Membership The Fire Department calls for the month of April were as folcws: one house fire, three grass fires, one emergency message and one false alarm. Two training sessions were held for both day and night firemen. specializing In Permanent W q vin<> Hair Shaping, Coloring 4b Styling Dede’s Beauty Salou Operators: DEDE FRIES TERRY STIXL CAROLYN TIEDE 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton. Indiana f teone 686-3644

What's the least you can spend in 15 minutes at your (JkNorthern Indiana Ford Team? Onlyl c with any Ford wagon SI v A® w * W Jr » —i iwiwamr wagon Sale Ndw till June 15. Get this boy-sized wagon for 1 £ when you buy any Ford Wagon: LTD’S. Torinos. Or this allnew Pinto Squire Wagon. So c’mon in. And bring the kids. Walkerton Ford Sales. Inc. Walkerton, Ind.

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In addition to the fire calls and monthly training, Dr. Rohrer, of the Walkerton Medical Clinic was presented with an honorary membership. During the year of 1971, Dr. Rohrer conducted first aid training at four of the department's training sessions. On April 11 of 1972, Dr. Rohrer conducted a refresher course in first aid to the firemen. In the history of the department there has only been two honorary memberships, the first being Harry Fries, of Koontz Lake, and the second Dr. Rohrer. HOSJITAL NOTES RECENTLY ADMITTED TO OSTEOPATHIC HOSPITAL Mac McNorton, of Walkerton. RECENTLY ADMITTED TO PARKVIEW HOSPITAL Master John Borton, of North Liberty. RECENTLY ADMITTED TO E STREET DIVISION Robert Schafer, of North Liberty, and Terry Long, of Walkerton.

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RECENTLY ADMITTED TO PINE LAKE DIVISION Kenneth Clemmons, Nellie Purdy and Mrs. Robert Wardman, all of Walkerton; Mrs. Terry Eskidge of North Liberty. Many Barg a Jis in the Claastrecjj Arthritis Sufferers: . WAKE UP WITHOUT ALL THAT STIFFNESS! New formula for arthritis minor pain is so strong you can take it less often and still wake up in the morning without all the pain's stiffness. Yet so gentle you can take this tablet on an empty stomach. It's called Arthritis Pain Formula. Get hours of relief. Ask for Arthritis Pain Formula, by the makers of A nacin^ analgesic tablets.

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