The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 3, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 June 1976 — Page 8

JUNE 24, 1976 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

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Sunday, June 13. will be a day long remembered b\ 1" residents ot Northern Indiana Health ( are Facilities. A Queen ( ontest was held in the cafetorium ot LaVille High School sponsored by the Northern Indian.! Activity Directors Assoc iation. Ihe judges were Lois Pence,

■Hsh ws™ ■ ill ' \ ■ / I f’W Tj ifjß | > F: )\ljl ■■l - V mL-I? ’ V. f ' pMb f K -aayv^'V K w HM 111 x Mil H Ft I v W'UH /Home-town answers! I to new-town I I questions. I You won't feel so new or need that city map much longer if you'll arrange for a WELCOME WAGON call. W As your Hostess, I can give you personal, home town answers to lots of your new-town questions. About shopping, a sights to-see, and other helpful community information. Plus a basket of useful gifts for your home. .0 Put the map away and reach for the telephone. 4 I 586-7112 I ENTRY BLANK — NORTH LIBERTY BEARD AND MOUSTACHE CONTEST Name Address Phone Please Check Category Entering Beard and or Moustache Trophies will be awarded for best groomed, longest, and judges choice on Sunday. July 4 at 4:(X) p.m. at North Liberty Park. Send Entry To: MRS. JOHN PEDDYCORD 201 W. Maple Ave. North Liberty, Indiana 46554

formerly of “Homemaker's Time"; Judge McLaughlin. Starke County Circuit Court; Evelyn Larson. “Living Today," South Bend Tribune and Glenn Hall. Board Chairman of the Parkview Detention Center. The ladies in long gowns and jewelry all looked like queens!

The exciting moment arrived when the top five were announced: fifth runner-up was Mary Meda Flora from Country Side Place, Knox, with her escort Bill Kramer; fourth runner-up was Pearl Szymanski of Valeview , Valporaiso, with her escort Bill Bennett; third runner-up was Lieuella Laramore of Walkerton Nursing Home with her escort Pete Relos and second runner-up was Gladys Helsel of Pilgrim Manor, Plymouth with her escort Jonathen Larson. The queen was Effie DeQuoy from Prairie View Rest Home, Warsaw, with her escort Earl Gray. The oldest contestant was Lieuella Laramore. Walkerton, at 98. A glittering crown was placed on the queen's head, a red satin robe placed around her shoulders and a bouquet of red roses were placed in her arms. She was truly a regal queen. Each of the top five had a corsage presented to them. Photographs were taken by Michael Pearish, staff photographer for The Independent-News. Walkerton. Entertainment between interviews was by a dance team from South Bend, the "Primettes," and by Mr. John Sienicki, Mishawaka. who played an accordian, organ combination. The major U.S. city with the highest recorded annual temperature is Honolulu, Hawaii, which averages 75.1 °F. a year.

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LIONS CHILI LUNCHEON n''Wl v I 31 V. 4

Koontz Lake Lion Albert Brenner. center, is shown chatting with Mr. and Mrs. William Dickson. Koontz Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Brentis Berkshire, Peru, as they wait in line to be served at the Lions chili luncheon at Lions Memorial Park last Saturday, June 19. The affair was a definite success, due to the cooperation and efforts of club members, Lionettes, Lion’s wives, plus residents of the community. according to Brenner, chairman. Lionette Dorothea Brenner coordinated the acquisition and preparation of the food and drinks. Funds derived from the project

will be used to build a storage unr and screens for the park pavilion. The activity marked the first did use of the new kitchen cabinet^ built by Lion Evar Peterson and th< stainless double sink donated h. Paul Kjelstrom. BAND CAMP BENEFIT The band camp benefit bcim sponsored by the Polk-Lincoln Johnson Band Boosters items an on display at Karn's TV an<: Appliance Store and Dad & Lad's Walkerton, until July 4. "Being happy is a virtue too.” Ludwig Borne