The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 48, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1978 — Page 2

MAY 4, 1978 — THE INDEPENDENTNEWS

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Members of Troop 81. Girl Scouts, have been involved with a large number of activities included in them is the making of a quilt for the new baby of their leader. Mrs. Norman Beem. The girls used liquid embroidery to do a variety of designs and later hand tied the quilt with yarn. The quilt was presented as a surprise gift at a welcome back party recently. The girls have also been working with Brownie Fls-Ups in order to help the Brownies bridge to Junior scouting and to earn their Junior Aid Badges. Future activities will include day camp planning session at Stunt/ Pine Forest on Saturday. Also planned is an afternoon at Century ( enter Theatre for a children's musical performance. All the girls will be participating in Fly -Up and aw ards presentations to be held on May 7 at Stuntz Pine Forest. All Girl Scouts, parents and friends are invited to attend the program which will begin at 2:00 p.m. Pictured above are. from left to right: Lisa Throm. Jenny Kominkiewicz. Crists Beem. Karen Christensen. Jennifer Norris. Claudia Walker. Jo Ann Yelachich and Mrs. Norman Beem and Daniel. GIRL SCOUT CAMP JUNE 5-9 The Jo-Marsh Association of Girl Scouts Das Camp will be held at Stunt/ Pine Forest. June 5 to 9. Anyone mas attend esen if they are not a scout prosiding they are registered before Monday. Mas 15. Registration fee is S'.oo plus a small fee for overnight to be collected during camp. The theme for camp this year is "WA on Top.'' based on Worlds To Explore. Registeres campers will attend a pre-camp planning session to be held at the campsite on Saturday. Mas 6 from 9.00 to 12:00 noon. For additional information phone 936-9'lß, Plymouth. Display Talents At Walkerton Elementary Twenty-one acts were performed on Fridas at the Walkerton Elementary School by some vers talented young people. Listed here are the students who were picked from the auditions to perform at the talent program Lori Hershberger and April Hases, second graders, did a skit. Tricia Kerckhove, kindergarten student, twirled her baton Court ney W agner, ( ar men ( rane. Keith Bicrly and Susan Whitaker, first graders, sang "Hey World Janine ( lemons, fourth grader, played the piano. 1 isa Sasoie. kindergarten. danced Dick Fansler, fifth grader, recited a poem Mi chellc Bukowski and Brittnes Hases, both first graders, sang

Courtney. Barnes, third grade student. did a gymnastics routine. Ginger Jacobsen danced and she is in kindergarten. Donald Ehmen, Jeff Ludwig and Brian Ruff, third graders, did a news broadcast. Susan Small and Jeri Khnedinst. third graders, duet; Beth Flack, third grader, did a sign language routine. Kells Burch, kindergarten, sang for the group. Kelli Barnes, fourth grade, ballet. April Sahloff and Kim Burch, duet, second graders. Darla Low-

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ry. Susan Nenley. Marcia Osborn and Patts Gilham, fifth graders, danced. Cheri (lemons, third grade, played her guitar. Angie Miller, third grade, played the piano. Renee Knowlton, fourth grade, did a mime. Joanne Haney. fourth grade, did a gymnastics routine and Angie Rohrer, kindergarten. jumped rope. Judges were Mars Boise and Beth Carter, of Walkerton; Ann Camblin. Juanita Manuel and Becks Burch, of North Liberty.

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Join Ronald McDonald For Breakfast The Zeta Pi chapter of Tri Kappa sorority will hold a breakfast with Ronald McDonald on Saturday. May 13. at 10:00 a.m. in the North Liberty School cafeteria. Local children of pre-school age through fourth grade are invited to attend. The breakfast is co-spon-sored with the North Liberty Lions Club. Volunteer Fire Department and Wells Aluminum laxal 194. BOOK SALE SET The Javcees ( onsention Club is sponsoring a book sale on Saturdas. Mas 6, beginning at 9:00 a.m in front of Ray's Supermarket. Walkerton. Ans donation of b«x>ks or magazines accepted. For pick up call 586-3'40 or 586-3"2. Walkerton.

SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY ARRANGED A surprise 80th birthdas parts and open house will be given for Mr. Bryant Thornburg, of Dowagiac. Michigan, formerly of Walkerton. on Saturday . May 13 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Tyner Odd Fellows Lodge Hall. All friends and relatives are invited. No gifts, please. Remember, it is a surprise. NOTICE The Oregon Township Homemakers Club will meet on Tucsdav. May 9, at the Kixmtz Lake Conservation Club. 12:30 p.m. Ladies with their last names beginning with the letters N thru Z are to bring a cos cred dish Theme of the meeting is. “One of sour childhood most treasured moments." NOTICE Ihe I all Cedar will meet on 1 Friday. Mas IM, at the Masonic Icmplc, Michigan (its. at 7:30 p.m.