The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 April 1978 — Page 5

O.E.S. NEWS Worthy Matron .Judith Hillman greeted members with a poem. My Daily C reed, at the regular meeing of the Walkerton C hapter 319, Order of the Eastern Star. Tuesday evening. April 18. Vivian Button, conductress, submitted dates and projects planned by the Ways and Means Committee for the near future as: May 6, a bake sale; August 5, flea market and bake sale; September 9, bazaar and chicken and noodle luncheon; October , bake sale; and November 4. turkey dinner at the Temple. Mrs. Hillman plans to attend Grand Chapter Session in Indiana April 24, 25 and 2b. Renewal of the Obligation under the direction of Worthy Patron Alfred Drews, was observed. Four candidates will he initiated and one affiliate will take place at the May 2 meeting and Mrs. Hillman will give her report of the Grand Chapter Session. Mr. and Mrs. .John McCombs. Myron Mullet and Retta Williams were protems during the evening. Mrs Bess Gindelberger and Donna Tennison contributed to the birthday bank. Hosting the social hour were Mrs. Tennison and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Button. SPRING CALENDAR OF EVENTS AVAILABLE The new Indiana Spring Calendar of Events is now available tree of charge to all interested persons. The Sb page brochure. which is published by the Indiana Depart merit of Commerce tourism Development Division, is filled with information about spring activities in Indiana including festivals, events, sports, arts and crafts, galleries, films and lectures, dance and theatre and concerts and opera. In addition, the calendar provides information about state beaches, parks, recreation areas, forests, fish and wildlife areas and museums and memorials.

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Anyone wishing to obtain a copy of the brochure should write to Lieutenant Governor Robert D. Orr, Spring Calendar. Indiana Department of Commerce. 336 State House. Indianapolis. Indiana 46204 or call 317-633-5737. WATER CONSERVATION Most people think of water conservation as something to be practiced only in California. But for many Hoosiers, especially those with wells and septic systems, water conservation mav be a necessity, particularly during droughts or when the ground is exceptionally wet. Ihe average person uses as much as 60 gallons of water per day. I his amount can be reduced, says Sue Badenhop. Extension housing specialist at Purdue University. For instance, an individual uses 50 to 75 percent less water in taking a shower instead of a tub bath. I his amount can be reduced even further by limiting the time the shower is running to two minutes or less. (Turn the shower off while you are soaping and turn it on again to rinse.) Io relax stretch, massage or exercise instead of show ering. Encourage children to change into play clothes after schix>l so that school and play clothes can be worn several times between washings. II possible, close the bathtub drain during a shower and use the water to flush the toilet. Wash dishes or clothing only when you have a full load. Running a fully loaded dishwasher once a day uses considerably less water than washing dishes by hand three times a day. Outside the house you can practice water conservation also. Io wash the car use a bucket of sudsy water to remove soil from the car then hose it down only as a final rinse. Better still, take advantage of the

soft rains. Get out there with soap and a sponge. Enlist the help of the children. Chances are great that they will love to get out of the house and will welcome the opportunity to help you. COUNTY LINE CLUB MEETS The County Line Club enjoyed their April meeting at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Smith with Mrs. .John Hathaway assisting hostess. We were glad to have Dawn Hathaway as a guest. Mrs. Edward Pogod/mski, president, presided during the short business meeting. Door prizes went to Mrs. Philip Waldron .Jr. and Mrs. Herald Hostetler. "Knowing Your Trees," contest winner was Mrs. Wilder Burnside and Mrs. Waldron. Knowing who wore what shoes that evening was won by Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn Sr. Good neighborly visiting was enjoy cd by all. Delicious refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Waldron Sr. in May. SHAMROCK GOLFERS WIN OVER LALUMIERE Ihe North Liberty Shamrixk golfers won a dual meet over the team from I aLumiere on Luesdav. April 18 at Whispering Pines Golf Course, near North Liberty. Medalist honors went to Mark Wilmes with a 37. The win evened the Shamrocks record at 2-2 for the young season.

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The Results NORTH I IBERTY (I6I) — Rick Sprunger43, Mark Wilmes 37, Dan Stevens 40. Andy Wilmes 47, Jim Landrum 41. LALUMIERE (187) — James Kennedy 47, Scott McAdams 45, Paul Leyden 50. Peter Grote 45, Ted Doyle 53. ATTENDS WORKSHOP Mrs. Marilyn Laßcre and Mrs. Helen Smith attended the District Library meeting at the Centurv (enter. South Bend, on luesdav. April 18. I hey attended the gene-

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<»l<»gy. humanities and Friends of the Library worksflops besides the regular business sessions. CLUB TO MEET AT KOONTZ LAKE CHURCH Ihe Woman’s Community Club will hold its Mav Sth meeting at the K<M>ntz Lake Missionary C hurch at 12:30 p.m. preceding the Mav lea. Send a Happy Ad — only SI.00! He who serves his coun try well has no need of ancestors." Voltaire