The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1977 — Page 4

MARCH 10, 1977 - THE INDEPENDENT NEWS

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ward man. 810 Ohio Street, Walkerton, announce the engagement of their daughter. Karen Jean to Leslie Cable, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cable. 1206 Ohio Street. Walkerton. A graduate of John Glenn High School, the bride-elect is employed bv American Door. Walkerton. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of John Glenn High School. Walkerton, and is employed bv Northern Indiana Public Service. South Bend A September 1 ' wedding is being planned. ENGAGED Mr and Mrs William Ochs, route 3. Walkerton, announce the engagement of their daughter. Teresa Ann to Michael H ( arr. son of Mr and Mrs Tom Carr. 314

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Price Street. North Liberty. The bride-elect is a graduate of John Glenn High School. The prospective bridegroom is a grad uate of North Liberty High School An August 27 wedding is being planned. ENGAGED - 9k* & u Mr. and Mrs. Richard E Purkal. 0235 W 4(XI S.. LaPorte. Indiana, announce the engagement of their daughter. Denise Ulen Purkal. to Michael Duane Daube. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles (led) Daube. route 3. box 156. Walkerton. The bride-elect is a graduate of LaPorte High School, class of IM "3 and attended Purdue North Central for two years. She is presently attending Purdue University in West Lafayette and will graduate in Mav with a Bachelor of Arts degree in

Elementary Education. The prospective bridegroom graduated from John Glenn High School in 1974 and is presently attending Purdue University in West I afayette and will graduate in May with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. A September 16 wedding is being planned. RAINBOW NEWS Nancy Peterson. Worthy Advisor of Walkerton Rainbow Assembly 64 presided at the second meeting of her term. Monday night. February 28 During the business meeting, Dawn Seinke was installed as Immortality. Several projects were discussed. The girls voted on canvassing the town of Walkerton on March 12 and 13 to help the Muscular Dystrophy Drive. The girls did this last year and were tenth in the state of all Rainbow Assemblies in their collections. They ask that the residents again help this year to be in the top ten again. They also are helping the Walkerton Nursing Home residents with their Rock-A-Thon to be held Thursday. March 17. The money from this project will go to the Ambulance Fund which will be badly needed by Walkerton within another year. Pledges will be $2.00 per hour. $1 00 per half hour and 50 cents per 15 minutes. Let’s all get in there and pitch for the Walkerton Ambulance, and let the W'alkerton Nursing Home residents nxk to their hearts content. Nancy Peterson and Mashelle Pavcy met with their candy teams and discussed the completion of the candy sales. The money from the candy goes toward their annual Grand Assembly which will be held in June of this year. Please help these girls with their projects. Guests present were Al Drews. Grand Lecturer of District 2b. Grand Chairmen of District 26. Mr. and Mrs Gene Whntebcrry. and advisory board members Mrs. Neva Khncdinst and Mrs. Bernice Peterson. O.E.S. NEWS Worthy Matron of OES No. 319, Mrs Pat Whitaker, presided at the last meeting of her term. Tuesday evening. March 1. She greeted her officers, members and guest with a poem. "My Year." The secretary, treasurer and ways and means chairman gave their yearly reports, finalized by

the auditing committee report. The chapter agreed it had been a very gcxvd year. Being Advance Night, the conductress escorted Mrs. Becky Reed. Worthy Matron elect to the East. The organist-soloist, Mrs. Kenneth Klincdinst, sang, "My Best To You." The Worthy Matron then introduced Mrs. Reed to the chapter. The Worthy Patron elect. Jasper Elkin, was escorted to the East and introduced by the Worthy Patron William Elkin. Worthy Matron elect Becky asked Worthy Matron Pat. if she would help her search for something called. "The Truth." Pat said yes and was then escorted to the various truth links, such as the grapevine, telephone, coffee chats and good ole gossip lines. Everyone learned the truth about Pat, that she was a good worker, a great Worthy Matron and was loved by all. The soloist then sang, "Too Wonderful For Words," and "Wish Upon A Star." The conductress presented Pat and Bill with a plaque and gift from the chapter. In thanking her officers for her year as Worthy Matron, Pat read a poem entitled, "You Gave Me My Song." Chapter closed in regular form and all retired to the social room which was decorated in a patriotic theme. Refreshments were served by the Worthy Matron and Patron. The public installation for Becky Reed and her officers will be held on March 5 at 8 p.m. at the Walkerton Temple. ON TOUR Karen Donathcn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Donathen. of North Liberty, is presently on tour with Schola Cantorum. a Valparaiso University 54 voice chorus. Directed bv Dr. Frederick H. Tels*.how, the group will make fifteen appearances during the eleven day trip through Michigan. Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. Friday, March 25. they will give a home performance in the Chapel of the Resurrection on campus.

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Karen, a junior majoring in music education, is affiliated with Sigma Alpha lota, international music fraternity for women. DISTINGUISHED STUDENTS A total of 3.779 Purdue University students received distinguish cd student ranking for the first semester of the 1976-77 school year at West Lafayette. The students from our area w ho made the list are as follows. From North Liberty. Pamela Kay Arick. 59795 Sycamore Road and Henry A. Martin HI. 59088 Crumstown Hwy. From Walkerton arc Denise Lynn Dommer, route 5, box 324; Ross Alva Ecker, route 4. box 353; Nancy C. Hassett, route 4, box 150; Mark Alan Lute, route 1 and Terry Jon Turner, 406 Washington Street. In order to qualify for distinguished rating a student must have a grade index of at least 5.5 (B plus) out of a possible 6 (A) in no less than 14 academic credit hours. And the student must not have a grade below 4 (C). NOTICE I will no longer be responsible for debts made by Mary Ellen Komon after February 5. 1977, or any other person other than myself. Fred Komon 3tml7p Rinse-N-Vac Carpet Cleaning Machine Is Now Available At The KOONTZ LAKE PAINT & HARDWARE PHONE 586-2428 Free Delivery and Pick-Up Serv ice for Senior Citizens Within 10 Miles. 2tml7