The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 April 1976 — Page 9

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Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Stein.nigh, of Mishawaka, announce he engagement of their daughter. Rosemary Eby, to Roy Laßere. son I Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Laßere. t Walkerton. Miss Eby is a graduate of Penn High School and holds a B.A. from Indiana University at South Bend. She is currently employed by Miles I aboratories. Her fiance, a graduate of Walkerton High School and Business Service Associates of South Bend, is also employed by Miles Laboratories. A late August wedding is being planned. Club Invited To Historical Ceremony Following the attendance of members at the annual community •hservance of Gixxl Friday held at

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the Presbyterian Church the Woman's Community Club of Walkerton met for a business session at the Community Building. Mrs. Leonard Beaty, president, opened the meeting with these words — spring and Easter are here again bringing their meaning of life and hope. And in this hope we will rejoice and be glad. Mrs. Selma Pry, social service chairman, reported she would deliver the Easter basket favors to the RN Nursing Home patients in Teegarden Saturday. Several club shut-ins and nursing home residents were remembered with Easter greetings as told by Mrs. Roy Newell, sunshine chairman. Jewelry and napkins continue to be offered by the ways and means committee. Chairman, Mrs. Carl Stanley, reported this a most successful project. Goodwill Industries. according to Mrs. William Michalski, chairman, have received II bags and 10 barrels of gixxis

from club members this past month. The club voted to be represented in the Souvenir Book which is being prepared by one of the Greater Walkerton Area Bicentennial Committees. Mrs. Ralph Lichtenbarger. safety chairman, in her lesson “Steps to ladder safety." said it was most important the ladder used be sturdy. have reliable support, secure rungs and be properly placed. She cautioned one should never stand on top of the ladder. A letter from Mrs. Carroll E. Miller, prersident of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, calling attention to an enclosed “Public Notice." was read. This notice was an invitation to clubs to be present at Independence Hall. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, on July 4th. Wb. at 4:00 p.m. for an historical GFWC ceremony. At this date and time the original moulds of the Official GFWC Bicentennial Plates will be publicly destroyed, thereby creating a limited edition of these Commemorative Plates. Mrs. Miller recently presented to Mrs. Gerald Ford, out nation's First Lady, the fourth and final plate in the series. With the acceptance of the plates by Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Nixon (1973-74). the GFWC Bicentennial tribute is now a part of the White House collection. Mrs. William Hughes was elected to membership. Birthday greetings were sung to Mrs. Floyd Bowles and Mrs. Carl Stanley. The group was pleasantly surprised with tea and cakes served by Mrs. Beaty. The next meeting at 12:30 p.m. Friday. May 7. will precede the May Fellowship Lea to be held at the First United Presbyterian Church at 1:30 p.m. Named to the auditing committee were Mrs. Wilder Burnside. Mrs. William Michalski and Mrs. Thomas Walsh. UMW Os North Liberty Guest Night April 27 Lhe North Liberty United Metho dist Women will have their annual Guest Night to be held on I uesday. April 2" beginning with a dessert at 7:30 p.m , in the church dining rooms. The Evening Circle will be in charge of the refreshments. Mrs. William Hartman will have devotions. lhe high school chorus will provide music and the highlight of the evening will be the Rev. and Mrs. George Phillips of “Teens. Inc." lhe ladies are asked to bring their husbands and ladies and gen tiemen from area churches are invited to attend. Deadline for reservations is Friday, April 23 to Mrs. Alton Holmes, 407 W. Maple St., North Liberty, phone bSb-4418. The women will also sponsor a Mother-Son party on Friday. May 14 at 6:30 p.m. Chuck Heim and the men of the church will serve the meal. All members of the United Methodist Women are encouraged to plan to attend the annual Day of inspiration to be held in the First Church. Mishawaka. May 4 at 9:452:30. Bring a sack lunch. FATHER AND SON NIGHT Astronaut James Lovel will be in South Bend on Friday, April 30, as guest speaker for the Scottish Rite’s annual Father and Son Night Captain Lovell, U.S.N retired. was commander of Appollo I 1 and is thairman and consultant to the President's ( oumil on Phvs Kal Fitness and Sports lhe evening will begin with a spaghetti dinner at b (X) p m in the South Bend Masonn lemple. h\ reservation only licketsarcSl M) each Mail to Masonn lemple. 42" N Main Strict. South B< nd

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - APRIL 22, 1976

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Members of the John Glenn High School Swing Choir are rehearsing for their part of the Spring Concert to be given April 2b at "^O p.m. in the high school auditorium Also performing will be the High School Concert C hoir. the Urey Middle School Choirs and the Tyner School Choir. Admission is SI.OO for adults and 50 cents for students. lhe Peavey Sound System the students are using was purchased for the Music Department from funds earned by selling soap and the proceeds of the fall and winter concerts.

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NEW MEMBERS Members of 111 Raymond W Fleming. 33 degree and the 111 Paul B Randle. 33 degree das from the area arc Norman 1 Per sonette and Carl F Niendorf. Jr of Walkerton along with Richard ( Sumpter, of North Libert v The I3bth Convocation of Am lent Accepted Scottish Rite of Free masonrv. Valles of South Bend now has I I ,K2O members A little litter hurts a lot' Happv Ads bring happv feelings