The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 June 1977 — Page 18

JUNE 9, 1977 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

Mashelle Pavey Installed As Worthy Advisor i JSt : "A ’ / r) ^4 j I V1 h in I ' ii f Miss Mashelle Pavey, daughter <>l Mr and Mrs. DeWayne Pavey. of Walkerton, was installed as Worths Advisor of Rainbow tor (iirls in Indiana, of Assembly b 4. Fridas evening. June 3. at the Masonic lemple. Installing officer. Miss Doris Pickavct. past worths advisor, was introduced by Mother Advisor. Florence I rickson. who had greeted all in attendance. Miss Pickavc t introduced the assisting install mg officers. Miss Kelly Hall. P.W.A.. as the Marshal; Miss Rashel Jackson. P.W.A.. Chaplain; Miss Cindy Kunkle. P.W A., as the Recorder; Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst. organist and soloist; and DeWavm. Pavey. Obligation, who was seated in the East.

PANCAKES AND SAUSAGE BREAKFAST 6:00 a.m. to ?? Saturday, June 11 Masonic Temple, Walkerton ADULTS $1.50 PRE-SCHOOLERS FREE Sponsored By THE FELLOWCRAFT CLUB OF F & AM 619 * PUBLIC SALE * Since we are discontinuing our parts and installing department at Superior Truck Equip! , located ' 2 mile north of Walkerton, Ind on St Rd 23, the following will be sold at public auction on, Saturday, June 11 —lO A.M. )0 ton Hidiocom hyd truck crane with telescopic boom rotating 360 degrees, 5 H P a>r compressor, Marvel steel cutting saw, Craf tsman drill press, 1 floor model and 1 bench type Rockwell Delta band saw Wilson 200 amp welder, tanks and torches, truck frame drill air grease and oil guns, large Smith floor tack, air impact grinders and drills. Reel type overhead lights and cords. Toledo 222 pipe vise and threader on stand, hose crimping machine, ends and hoses, taps and dyes, work bench and vise, bench grinders, air sanders and grinders, Hotsy steam cleaner like new 14 ft alum truck bed with rollup tail gate, 16 ft truck bed. 12 ft truck bed with overhead door, 2 new Bxß dump beds, Swenson mixer body for mixing cement, snow blades and parts, used gas tanks, hyd. lilt gate used truck hoist, new bumpers chrome and painted, 2 Nor co truck winches, 8000 lbs , PTO shafts and drive shafts, universal lOints, puities. hydraulic pumps and cylinders, lots of used PTO pumps and truck c yhnders. push bumper, new pickup saddle tanks, new pipe fittings of all sues, high and low headlights, misc. lenses, and lights for all types of trucks, new light bulbs, muffler clamps, convertor valves, sprockets, pins, brackets and parts, truck wire 6 and 12 volt, bolts and washers of all kinds, misc tail gates for stan dard Omaha, truck mud flaps, used truck frame pcs . alum, dock plate, lots of misc hand tools, come along, 50 gal drum hydraulic oil, bumper mount truck PTO winch, 1,000 lbs combination safe, air conditioner i Truck A Car: 1968 Chev C 60 truck 366, air, with Sth wheel, saddle tanks, 5 speed single axle, Opal car as is Terms CASH Not responsible for accidents. Owner Superior Truck Equipment Auctioneers Beaver & Beaver Culver 842 2229 Walkerton 586 3591

The elected and appointed officers entered the assembly room, each carrying a long stemmed yellow carnation. Miss Pavey was given her obligation by her father. As she remained at the altar, the soloist sang “Somewhere Over The Rainbow.” She was escorted to her station in the East by her brother Master Wesley Pavey, and given grand honors. Her mother presented her the gavel, used by Mrs. Pavey when she served as Worthy Matron of Eastern Star. Also installed were Tammy Whittebcrry. Worthy Associate Advisor; Tammy Stull, Charity; Kathv Rohrer. Hope; Connie Clark. Faith; Cindy Kunkle. Recorder; Nancy Peterson. Treasurer; Leslie Kepcha, Chaplain; Crystal Clemons. Drill Leader; Sherry Hall. Assistant Drill Leader; Annette Peterson. Love; Lara Bridwell. Religion; April Reed. Nature; Linda Chapman. Immortality; Jean Scott. Fidelity; Kathy Eddinger, Patriotism; Doreen Kepcha, Confidential Observer; Sherry Klinedinst, Musician; Kelly Sutton, Choir Director; Monique Pavey, Prompter; Dana Denaut. Hoosier Promise; Myra Clemons. Rose Lecturer; Laura Cummins. Bible Bearer; Chris Walker, Jewel Keeper; and Rana Bridwell. Jewel Keeper. As Miss Pavey assumed her obligation as Worthy Advisor in the East she explained her motto. “Have Faith In Today, Hope For The Future and Love Forever"; Watchwords, Faith. Hope and Love; colors, yellow, light green and white; symbols, the Rainbow of Hope and baskets of flowers; flower, the yellow rose and her chosen song. “Over The Rainbow". Mr. and Mrs. Pavey were presented behind the altar, greeted by

Mashelle and the soloist sang "This Is My Song". They were taken to the East where Mashelle presented them with a gift. Master Wesley was also honored with a gift from his sister. Mother Advisor. Mrs. Erickson, pinned a yellow rosebud corsage on Mashelle. from her assembly. Mashelle introduced her family present including her two grandmothers. Miss Nancy Peterson. Worthy Advisor Junior Past, relented her Worthy Advisor's pin to Mashelle and received a Past Worthy Advisor's pin. Nancy was then taken by Mashelle on the traditional memory walk, through the top officers and the color stations. Each girl reminded Nancy with a verse of important events in her lifetime, and deposited in the basket she carried, a momento. As Nancy knelt at the altar to sign the memory page in the Bible, the soloist sang "If. Mashelle thanked all who made her evening one of beauty, remembering her installating officer, the Masonic escorts, Robert Candler, Daniel Denaut. William Elkin, Russell Lawrence and Robert Wagner. Attending her guest book. Vickey Pavey and Monique Pavey; chairs and lights. Randy and Brett Candler. Also her refreshment committee. Mrs. Robert Candley and Mrs. Lyle Roush and the servers. Miss Crystal Clemons and Miss Jean Scott. The soloist sang "May The Good Lord Bless and Keep You". Rev. Robert Bowman, former pastor of the Walkerton Presbyterian Church in Walkerton, gave the benediction. followed by the Rainbowdosing prayer song. Cake, coffee and punch was served following the installation.

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A fountain, topped by a white tiered cake, centered the serving table. The tables were centered with large pompoms in yellow and green. Initiation Ceremony Held Thursday The Epsilon Chi chapter of Tri Kappa met Thursday, June 2 at the Walkerton United Methodist Church. An initiation ceremony was conducted for Miss Lynn Carter. Mrs. Eileen Clark, Mrs. Terry Edison. Mrs. Harold Rizek, Mrs. Gary Shields and Mrs. John Vandall. Following the ceremony a delicious salad bar was served by the United Methodist Women. Prior to the business meeting, Mrs. Bryce Rohrer installed the following officers for the coming year: President, Miss Linda Huhnke; Vice-President, Mrs. Donald Asch liman; Recording Secretary, Mrs. James Seiders; Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. DeWayne Pavey; and Trueasurer. Mrs. Lee DeLand. A check for $660. proceeds from the Tri Kappa garage sale, was presented to Mrs. Terry Edison and Mrs. Robert Mercer for the Walkerton. Polk. Lincoln, Johnson Ambulance Fund.

Public Auction 45 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN COWS AND HEIFERS nO Due to my health, I have rented my farm ano will sell the following at Public Auction located north of Plymouth, Indiana on Oak Rd past Wiers Garage 2 miles to W 6th Rd , then east 2 miles to Quince Rd nor th to sale Watch for Public Sale Signs Thursday, June 16 —11:00 A.M. 24 Head of Holstein cows, 20 head of Holstein heifers ranging in age from 1 year to 3 months. Holstei" bull, 2 years old Record will be given day of sale All cattle are Bangs tested — 550 GALLON ZERO BULK MILK TANK - FARM MACHINERY Ford 850 tractor with loader. Ford 4000 tractor with power steering and Selecto speed. Ford 3 pt hitch 3 16 trip back bottom plow, 3pt hitch 8' tandem disc . Ford spring shank cultivator, Ford 2 row mounted picker, 3 pt hitch rear scraper blade. Ford 3 pt hitch posthole digger. New Holland 325 manure spreader, New Holland 268 baler. New Holland 553 grinder mixer. Ford 3 pt. hitch hay rake, IHC No 16 chopper with hay and corn head, Farm Hand self unloading wagon. Allis Chalmers trader type 7' mower, 3 pt hitch rotary mower, 3 pt hitch sprayer, Alhs Chalmers 11 disc gram drill on rubber, IHC 44 corn planter, Alhs Chalmers silo blower with motor; 3 16 hydraulic plow Kewanee No 500 40' elevator, like new; John Deere running gears, running gears and gravity box, plus other small farm items. Terms: CASH. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch Served. Loretta Pearish, Owner Auctioneers BEAVER BROS Culver 842 2229 Walkerton 586 3591

Mrs. Leo Mahoney, Scholarship Committee chairman, announced the selection of honor students and scholarship recipients. Honor stu dents from the Urey Middle School were Tonya Boise and Grant Walmoth. John Glenn High School scholarship winners were Jerry Johnson, Marjorie Eiler Scholarship. and Donna Robison, Elizabeth Orcutt Scholarship. Mrs. Lee DeLand reported on the success of the After Prom Party. She commented on the cooperation of the local merchants and organizations in donating door prizes and funds to help defray expenses. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Carl Christensen. Mrs. Lloyd Thomas and Mrs. William Elkin. Use our "Happy Ads" — just $1

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