The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 April 1978 — Page 3

ENGAGED Jk X flflt ' ‘ ' SSS! ^^ t#F" , The engagement of Karla Rae Gardner and Randy R. Hostetler is announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Gardner. Walkerton. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Hostetler, of Middlebury. The bride elect is a 1974 graduate of John Glenn High School and attended Ancilla College. I he prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Northridge High School and is employed with his father in the landscaping business. An October I wedding at the Koontz Lake Missionary Church is planned. OES NEWS Mrs. Judy Hillman presided as Worthy Matron of Walkerton Chapter 319. Order of the Eastern Star, for her first meeting, Tuesday evening. April 4. She greeted officers and sideliners with a poem, "Climb Until Your Dreams Come True". She announced the committees for the ensuing year as: Hospitality. all officers; Proficiency: Isel McCombs, Martha Elkin and Jo Drews; Finance, Rosalie Reed. 3 year term. Myrna Daube. 2 years, and John Me Combs, one year; Examining. Judy Hillman. Becks Reid and /Alfred Drews; Sickness and Distress. Jo Dreus, Retta Williams. Mars Bauer and Myrna Stull; Ways and Means, Vivian Button. Leota Henry. Neva Klinedinst, Junita Steinke, Jean Lawrence, Shirley McMahon and Mary Alice Pavey; Relief. Barbara Cummins, Irene Whitteberrv and Russell

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Lawrence; By-Laws, Rosalie Reid, Msron and Catherine Mullet. Also, Scholarship. Bess Gindelberger. Jean Cole and Mars Jane Beats; membership. Jasper Elkin. Berniece Peterson and Isel McCombs; Decorations. Jo Dresss and chosen committee; Refreshments, associate conductress and members; Dinners: Judy Hillman. Becks Reed. Carl and Delores Niendorf. Myron and Catherine Mullet. Carolyn Personctte, Florence Erickson. Gene and Irene Whitteberry, Harold and Vivian Button. William Elkin. Patricia Whitaker. Myrna Stull, Dan Denaut and Barbara Cummins. Alfred Drews was installed as Worthy Patron. Soloist Sharon Klinedinst sang, "I'll Walk With Ciod", as he stood at the altar. He was escorted to the east, introduced and given Grand Honors. Verice Walz was installed as organist by Mrs. Hillman. I he ways and means committee were urged to find a project, sponsored by the chapter in the near future. Protcms were Robert Hillman and Bette Wolfenbarger. Hosting the social hour were Vivian Williams, Neva Klinedinst and Retta Williams. LINCOLN TWP. CLUB MEETS Ihe Lincoln Township Homemakers Extension Club met at the Walkerton Community Building on Tuesday, April 4 with a pot luck dinner at 12:30. It being guest day. there were 17 members and 16 guests present Following the delicious dinner the business meeting was called to order by Mrs. Hazel Arseneau. The secretary read her report followed by roll call that was answered by the intnuluction of the guests. Letters were read and the treasurer gave the financial report. A white elephant sale was held with Mrs. Martha Mull being the auctioneer. The afternoon ended with everyone having a good time. Reservations were taken for the upcoming Spring Fling on April 25 in South Bend. Cancer sewing will be on April 12 with the new cancer chairman presiding. I he next meeting will be held at the Youth Building on May 2 as the election will be held in the Community Building for the primary. Plans for the trip to Holland. Michigan will be made at this meeting.

School Menu St. Patrick School APRIL 17 ■ 21 MONDAY Beef and noodles Tossed salad Biscuit and butter Applesauce Milk TUESDAY Baked beans with sliced frank furters Brown bread and butter Corn Cookie Milk ' WEDNESDAY Meat loaf Rice and gravyPeas Bread and butter Cranberry sauce Milk THURSDAY Chili with crackers Pasta frita Cole slaw Sliced peaches Milk FRIDAY Tuna salad sandwich Green beans Yellow cake Milk Walkerton Elementary School APRIL 17-21 MONDAY Beef stew

Thursday-Friday, Apr.13&14 It’s the special sale you always waited for when you were a kid. And. it s just as exciting now Because you can still save big, on our marvelous Banana Split covered with chocolate, strawberry, pineapple and whipped toppings. At a participating DAIRY QUEEN’ store It’s Funthing Different. The 494 Banana Split < ng y / vl (TAM 0 Q Corp 1978 WALKERTON U.S. #6 EAST

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - APRIL 13, 1978

Cottage cheese Hot rolls Pineapple Milk TUESDAY Hamburger and spaghetti Buttered mixed vegetables Bread and butter Jello Milk WEDNESDAY Roast beef Mashed potatoes and gravv Carrot sticks Bread and butter Apple crisp Milk THURSDAY Barbecue sandwich Buttered rice Mixed fruit Milk FRIDAY Toamato soup and crackers Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Peaches Milk John Glenn High School APRIL 17-21 MONDAY Pig in a blanket Tater tots Buttered corn Fruit Milk TUESDAY Creamed chicken on biscuit Buttered green beans

( elery stuffed with peanut butter Jello salad Biscuit and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Tomato soup and crackers Toasted cheese sandwich Cole slaw Coffee cake Milk THURSDAY Beef stew Tossed salad Sliced pears Peanut butter brow me Bread and butter Milk FRIDAY Pizzaburger French fries Buttered peas Fruit salad Milk ON DEAN’S LIST Jerry Dale Johnson. Route 2. Hamlet, a IQ - ’” graduate of John Glenn High School, is among those listed on the first semester Dean’s List at Indiana University. Bloomington. He will be among the 4.151 students to be honored on April 19 at the University’s traditional Founder's Day program on the campus. Jo make the list students must earn a 3.5 grade average or better in a minimum of 12 hours of course work.