The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 June 1973 — Page 6

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JI NE 7, 1973

COMMUNITY . CALENDAR Thursday. .lune 7 s:OO p.m. American Lgion Auxiliary to meet in Walkerton. x.ou p/n. Walkerton Mas >nii L<> !g- to meet at the temple. Summer Festival begins. S:00 p.m. — The crownng of the Summer Festival Queen at the bunk; parking lot. 8:30 p.m. — Band concert at |he bank -parking lot and an ice cream social. 1 ri day, June 8 2:00 p.m. - Greased pig event at Place Park. Wakerton. 5:00 - 8:0 op.m. Chicken fry at the temple in Walkerton, sponsored by the Fellowcraft Club. 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. — Pie throwing contest. *:00 p.m. — Dixie Walkers Square Dance Club to put on a demonstration of several square dances at the bank parkng lot. Saturday. June 9 10:00 - 12:00 noon — sign up ard line up for parade at Urey Middle School. 10:30 - 11:30 am. — Story 1 ui at the Walkerton Public Libiai y. 1:00 p.m. — Grand Parade of the Summer Festival down main street with the Kiddies Parade t । be includ >d. 9:00 - 12:00 — Teen Dance at the Youth Building wth the Evil Ways providing the music. North Liberty High School Alumni Banquet. Sunday, June 10 / 9:00 am. — The Lincoln Twp. 4-H Horse Show at Place Park Mariners of the Presbyterian Church pot luck picnic on the lawn Gs the church following worship ♦rv»ce. Tuesday, June 12 Walkerton Lions board to meet. cOO p.m. — Hope Fellowship dt the United Methodist Church picnic at Mrs. Loren Goode’s. 7:30 p.m. — Ruth Fellowship co meet at Anna Anderson’s. H.dn-sday, June 13 b:3O p.m. — Senior Fellowship •ny-in dinner at the Walkerton Community Building.

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^OO pm. — Nortel L.berty Tri Kappas to meet at Mrs. Jerry Knepp'-. Thin-day. June 14 Flag Day. . 11:00 arm — Martha. Circle picnic at Dons Schamers, Koontz Lake. 2:00 p.m. — Philathea Class to meet. NLHS SPRING SPORTS AWARDS PRESENTED The North L.berty High School Spring Sports Awards were presented t<> the track, baseball, golf and girls softball teams during a presentation on Friday, May 25, in the high school gym. Track awards went to the varsity players as follows: Mike Davis. Dave Franklin, Dean Kaser, Phil Whitmer. Alan Nichols. Jim Houser, Kurt Hunt, Pat Malkowski. Jerry PAtman, Greg Singleton, Tom Stefaniak, John Snyder and Barry Zimmerle. Varsity reserve awards were presented to Greg Mauk. Peter Wicks, Doug Boomhower. John Geddes, Jack Shipley. Chris We.ss, Dan Vuko\i s. Rick Hamilton, Bill Kring and Tim Sheaks. Managers of the team Dan Sprunger and J.m

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Blosser were also honored. Baaeuau varsity team members honored included Ron Lappin, Mike Petz, Rocky Reeder, Keith Schlarb, Chris Gensinger, Randy Reeder. Jay Scott. Dave Sheaks, Paul Arn.s, Terry Menefee and Ron Moreno. Reserve members, Tom Kish and Randy Sheaks were honored along with the B team members, Bruce Sprunger, Ben Woods. Rick Carter, John Kaser, Pat Rose and Ty Sohnos. Go-f awards to the varsity players were presented to Alan Kaser, Craig Springman, Gary Zimmerle. Mark Holmgren and M.ke Hudak. Reserve members, John Mortakis and Terry Wag. ner were also honored. B team members honored were Phil Borsody, Barbara Fraser and Chris Newcomb. The athlete of the year award went to Jon Schelling. The sportsmanship and mental attitude award trophy went to Mike Petz. The 1973 girls softball awards were given to Marcia Albert. Carol Anderson. Becky Byma. Ellen Carbiener. Julie Dittmar. Joan Edison. Marlene Edison. Suz. Edi-

American Legion Post 189 Walkerton GUEST NIGHT SAT., JUNE 9 Da ruing From 10:00 till 1:00

son, Deb Fries, Julie Kammerer, Heidi Koenig. Nancy O'Connor. Mary Payne, JtiLe Ruggles, Lea Seiner, Cindy Snelier and Bonnie Sij^dgrass. Special awards went to Carol Anderson, joair Edison and Heidi Koenig. CERAMISTS MEET Michiana Area Ceramic Association held their regular monthly meeting Sunday, May 27. By-laws for the organization were passed and two new members were gdded. Thirteen studios were represented at the meeting. The association voted to support and police the Northern Indiana Ceramic Show to be held at Middlebury, Indiana, August 10 and 11. The next meeting will be held at 2:00 p.m. June 24 at the National Bank Building, 1047 Lincolnway West. South Bend. Studio owners, dealers and distributors are invited. Yearly membership is §7.50. Parents who sleep at the switch can expect their children to get off on the wrong track.

LAWN TENDING DO'S AND DON’TS

If you want to look from your picture window upon a lawn that will turn your neighbors green with envy, cultivate these do’s and don’ls suggested by leading lawn experts: Do water a new lawn lightly and often until it’s established. Do soak an established lawn to a depth of three to six inches but don’t water again till the soil becomes dry and crumbly. Do apply Time if tests show the need for it. Do use summer weedkillers if the situation warrantj. Do begin regular insect control practices, such as periodic spraying of insecticides. One of the most effective, nonpersistent chemicals like Spectracidee controls almost every important lawn and garden pest that will come your way. It can be used not only on lawns, but also on garden plants, fruits and vegetables. Do follow instructions on the fertilizer package very carefully. A good lawn food will neyer burn the grass when

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LAKE FOREST BEACH CUB MEETS Tire Lake Forest Bba'ch Club of Koontz Lake held their^ ^prmg meeting on Sunday, Jun? 3, at the home of Don Gjemre, president. Newly elected. officers for the coming year are Thdmad Krikovsky, president; Elizabeth Michalski, secretary-treasurer; and directors are Don Gjemre, John Schamer. Paul HjeLstrom and Jerry RichwaLski. NORTH LIBERTY QUEEN CONTEST PLANS COMPLETED Plans are completed for Tri Kappa’s July 4th Queen Contest. The applicants will meet with the judges on Tuesday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Darwin Davis. Judges for the contest wiR ba Mrs. Marilyn Ughtfoo<, Lake, ville; Robert Bender, South Bendj and Tom Frame, Walkerton. The Queen will be crowned at a band concert on June 28 at the Nt rth Liberty Park,

YOUR GARDEN

used according to directions. • Do use a quality seed variety such as Merion instead of a bargain-basement mixture; it will prove an economy ia the long run. * * vSjy Don’t mow a newly planted lawn until it’s three inches high; then keep it at 1V& to 2 inches. Exception: bentgrass must be kept shorter. i Don't water the lawn if the rainfall is adequate; excessive watering brings on certain lawn diseases. Don’t fertilize the various bluegrasses and fescues during the midsummer heat; to do so invites turf diseases. Don t apply lime, fertilizer or anything else except with a properly adjusted spreader.

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