The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 48, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 June 1973 — Page 2

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JUNE 28. 1973

Lt land Donathen returned home Fr iday fr om Memo) Hospital, South Bend. M- and Mro. Clifton Snyder spent Friday nght with their daughter. Mrs. Adell Medina, m Fott Wayne. They -pent Satin, day and Sunday with their son nd daughter in law. Mi. and Mr.- H. B. Snyder in Valparlso. M Guida Whiteleather spent iu <day with her grandmother, Urs Father Harman. M it tha Taylor and Nellie Smith died on Mrs. J. C Milner in Voxerton on Monday. R. y G. Stout, son of Mr. and Hr Raymond Stout, 6666 s Fine toa , received his bachelor of < ience degree in biology from Bah State recently. M Maui ice Brown, of Ranudph St.. South Bend, died Sun. lay >f an apparent heart attack t the home of her son in Goshen Mrs Brown was the formet Hazel Wharton, daughter of he late Mr. ami Mrs. Edward Wharton. North Liberty. M'. and Mrs. Jasper Price, of Ar.zona, will be giving a talk ।nd show films of their works with the youth of the Brethren ’hut h on Sunday evening, July 1 at 7:00 p.m. at the North Lib•e v Brethren Church. The public i- invited. dt and Mrs. Duewaine Clark and son Raffie. of Parker, Arizona. arrived here Sunday due to th a dim'S? of the former? father, - t'UA are staying with their son, AL ind Mrs. Nathan Clark, in Bremen, at the present time. M’ and Mrs. Earl Rosner, of S m Tg. Fla., are visiting friends « and relatives here.

1 Announcing | t OPENING OF NEW OFFICE | | For | | Dr. ft. C. Sirugo j • At | | 6916 West Johnson Road g LaPorte, Ind HOI Rs BY APPOINTMENT Phone 362-6432 and 874-6515 W V g Midway Between LaPorte and Michigan City g 1 Looking For A Buy In A SET OF DRUMS Irw hides: B\ss DRUM —SN XRF DID M — FOOT PEDDLE HI HAI WITH 2 IV ZILDJIXN CVMBXLS — STICKS 16 ZILIMIW kids. ( YMB\L WII H .^TAM) — BRUSHES A 8179 95 \alue only 599.95 Must ( i|H h On This Deal LIBERTY BELL O,M n H:SO To G:00 To 8:00 Friday 135 N. Mam — North Liberty

Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Roush called on Mrs. Lulu Roush and Peail on Sunday afternoon. Harry Clark has been a patient in St. Joseph Ho pita]. South Bend, since last week and was in the intensive care waid for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace, of E tst Lansing, Mich., spent the week end vi.iting Mrs. Lillian Peterson and Mrs. Jenn.e Bieler. Rev. and Mrs. Russell Schelling have moved to Kokomo and they have sold their home to Mrs. Earl Packer and she has moved in. Mr. and Mrs. James Lambert and son. of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. David Clark, Mr. and Mrs. In. man Whitmer, Mr. and Mrs. David Clark and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark and son and Larry Clark were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rus till Clark. Hal Brown and Mary Zook, of Goshen, called on the latter's mother, Mrs. Martha Taylor, on Sunday afternoon. Miss Veronica Clark was an overnight guest Saturday of her great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark. Gl ESTS OF JOHNSON TOWNSHIP CL I B ENJOY EVENING Members of the Lincoln Township. LaPorte Co., Homemakers Extension Club were guests of the Johnson Township Extension Club for a carry in chicken dinner Wednesday evening of last week at the Community Building, Mrs. F t her Kaufman gave the table prayer. Dinner partners were chosen by matching states with their cap tn Is. The president of both clubs, Mrs. Leroy Smith, Johnson, and

1 Mrs. Russell Bierly. Lincoln, were given cor. ages on arrival. Mrs. Smith opened the meeting With a poem entitled, “Make A Friend Today.” Mrs. Elburt Place, the new president for 1973, was introduced and asked members to register for the play Camelot at Cantiberry Theatre in Michigan Cty on August 1. Group singing was enjoyed and led by Miw. Harold Knowlton with Mrs. David Lawrence at the piano. A playlette entitled. "Husbands Are Human" with Mrs. John Guttman, Walkerton, directing, was given by Mrs. William Michalski, Mrs. Floyd Bowles, Mrs. Fern Grote. Mrs. Wilder Burnsides, Mrs. Brooke Bowers, Miss Ethel Bierly and Mrs. David Lawrence. Other guests were Mrs. Floyd Sanders, Keene, Texas; Mrs. Clinton Bowers, Hamlet; and Mrs. Francis Holland. Walkerton. A parody to "Silver Threads Among The Gold" was sung by Mrs. Charles Daube, Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Kaufman with Mrs. Lawrence accompaning. Mrs. Smith, retiring pfesident, was pre ented with a gift from the club by Mrs. Daube. Each gueit received a potted African violet. Attendance awards were given Mi-s. John Williams, Mrs. Marie Stably. Miss Madaline Stevenson, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Hazel Brownlee and Mrs. Smith. Punch wa • served at the close of the evening by the committe, Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. Bess Hopper, Mrs. Clyde Snodgrass, Mrs. Lorraine Turnes and Mrs. Harry Steinke. - News 'N Notes - Two summer specials will be opening June 30 at Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan. In the museum there will be an exhibition of American Folk Art; Wood and Clay. It includes examples of wood carving and pot. tery* drawn from the extensive -collections of the Henry Ford Museum. They are primarily 19th century works. An Old Time Summer Festival will open in Greenfield Village presented by the Greenfied Vil. lage Players. They will recall the entertainments of yesteryear with a series of summer diversions. They include a sterling minstrel, a Punch and Judy show, a Medicine Show, stories from Mark Twain, a dialogue with Ben Franklin and a re. enactment of the famous Lincoln-Douglas debates. These programs and exhibits will continue through September 3. Also on tap for July 4 is a special shew at noon entitled "Let Freedom Ring.’’ Friday. Saturday, Sunday June 29. 30. July 1 Fact Not Fiction Charles Bronson has the role of his career in The Valachi Papers Rated "R” Shows at 7:15 and 9:15

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— News ’n Notes — Area farmers who are Federal Crop Insurance Corporation policyholders are reminded that the final date for peportmg their acres of crops for insurance purposes is June 30. Any crops that are reported after this date and suffered previous damage could re. suit in no insurance coverage, explains Earl Wilson, director of the Contract Service Center, Springfield, Illinois. In the five states serviced ot of the Spring, field center. Federal Crop Insurance Corporation has approxi. mately 20,000 spring cron contracts with fanners protecting their crops against all natural hazards from planting until harvest. — News 'n Notes — It’s later than you think! Even though the Indiana State Fair Is

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almost two months away, dead, lines for several of the biggest contest held during the '73 Fair are right around the coner ac. cording to Paul G. Thuston, di. rector in charge of Special Events. The deadlines are as follows: Queen, Band and Cheerleading Contests, July 1; Ole Time Fidd. lers Contest, August 6; and the Horseshoe Pitching Contest, Au. gust 10. Thurston advised that no entries will be accepted after the published deadline, therefore it is imperative for those wishing to enter any of these contests to mail their entry to the Special Events Office at the Indiana State Fair. Indianapolis, Indiana 46205, as soon as possible. Watch out when St’s dark out!