The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 November 1978 — Page 9

SACRED MUSIC CONCERT SUNDAY J *9 Tci * MM: 1 1

The Taylor University Chorale will present a concert of sacred music Sunday, December 3 at 9:30 a m. at the Walkerton Presbyterian Church, 512 Georgia Street. At this concert the Chorale will present a program of sacred classics, including “The Ceremony of Carols” by Benjamin Britten, “The Chichester Psalms" by Leonard Bernstein, and “The Many Moods of Christmas" arranged by Bennett. Selections will be accompanied by a chamber orchestra. The popular 47-voice group has traveled extensively in the United States and Europe. The Chorale, carefully selected by auditions, is particularly noted for its sensitive and dynamic renditions of the sacred classics, its varied repertoire. maturity of sound, and excellent blend. Chorale dirctor is Philip K. Kroeker, Professor of Music and ('hairman of the Music Department. He received the B.M. and M.M. degrees from Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey, and the Ph D. degree from Indiana University. He has sung with the Westminster Symphonic Choir under the direction of J. F. Williamson. Leonard Bernstein, Sir John Barbirolli, Bruno Walter, and Herbert van Karajan. In addition to his duties at Taylor University, Dr. Kroeker is organist of the First Presbyterian Church in Marion. Taylor is a 131-year-old accredited. Christian liberal arts college with an enrollment of 1490 students. The public is invited to the concert. O.E.S. NEWS Ihe W alkerton Chapter 319, Order of the Eastern Star, had a busy and interesting meeting luesday evening, November 21. Worthy Matron Judy Hillman and Worthy Patron Alfred Drews presided in the east. Mrs Hillman greeted all with a poem “Giving I hanks *. Patricia Reidenbach of Nappanee, deputy of District 20 *as escorted to the east greeted by the worthy matron and seated on 'he dais. Mrs. Becky Reed, of Walkerton. District 20 chairman of Star-Lite magazine, was escorted to ’he north west, Mrs Kenneth Klinedinst accopipanied by organ •st Verice Walz, sang “I Believe". Mr. Paul Winland, of Crown Point, escorted his stepdaughter to the east where she was greeted by *udy and thanked her for the chapter for her service to her chapter. She was presented with a gift from the chapter Other dignitaries introduced were Delores Housewerth, South Bend. District -0 Membership Study Commission -‘Ppointment; Nell Dunklin, Brenien, Grand Representative to Utah 111 Indiana and Ethel Walters, of Nappanee, an honorary member of Walkerton chapter and wife of the *‘*tc Ray E. Walters, Past Grand Intron of the Indiana Grand Chap,er Mr. Dunkin and Mrs. House-

werth were introduced as were out of town members present. Florence Erickson was installed and given her obligation by Mrs. Hillman to the station of Associate Matron for the remainder of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Don King of 409 Harrison St., were received into membership through affiliation horn the Geneva, Illinois chapter. They were given a bouquet of frost flowers as they signed the membership book. The chapter voted to serve the Past Masters annual dinner, Saturday, December 2, at the temple. It was decided to continue with the Christmas Family party with the children and Santa Claus special guests. The date will be announced soon. Mrs. John McCombs, chairman of the Proficiency test given each year, was escorted to the east and invited Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neindorf. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Button and Donna Tennison to the east where she presented each with a certificate of perfection. They had been tutored this summer by Mrs. McCombs and her committee and their passing was an honor to their chapter, a 100% passing. Mrs. Reed spoke of the interest she had enjoyed in serving her chapter. She introduced her parents and their guest. Phyllis Noonan. of Crown Point, and thanked her chapter for the honor given her, for her gift and the soloist for the song. Mrs. Riedenbach spoke of her pride in Walkerton chapter and thanked the chapter for her invita tion. Theresa Ik-Vos contributed to the birthday bank. Protems were Mr and Mrs. Myron Mullet, Mary Bauer and Retta Williams. Following the closing Mrs Carl Neindorf presented a narrative using as her topic. "Gossip is Gtxxl" In her pleasing and matchless manner, Mrs. Neindorf explained the word Gossip derived from the words, Godzyb. meaning a male person and Godzybbe, meaning female; relating to our well known term, God Parent, attendant at a christening of babies or the passing on of information, not bad but good was explained. Newspapers, books, biographys. etc., are allforms of well meaning gossip Ihe Laster Star magazine. The Star Lite, is published for all chapters in Indiana, keeping members informed as to what other chapters are doing throughout the state, thus conveying to us through Gossip a sincere and valuable serv ice. Guikies and coffee were served during the social hour Guests came from South Bend. Chicago, Geneva. 111., North Liberty, Nap panee, Bremen, Crown Point and Walkerton QUALMS No man s conscience can be trained to make him feel right if he’s unwilling to do right

North Liberty High Lists First Honor Roll I he first honor roil is released as follows from North Liberty High School. FRESHMEN Tonia Allsop Holly Ball Brad A. Borkowski Elizabeth Brandt Michazei Coppens Glenn Cox Christi L. Davis Troy E. Dillon Elena M. Doan David Dudzinski Bettina Eby Patrick J. Franklin • Lori Golichowski Tina Gouker Ronda L. Gravit Kelli Groves • John E. Holmes, Jr. Kari L. Holmes • Rov E. Kaser James P. Kobold • Robert L. Loucks Gregory D. Lowry Cindy L. Morris Jeffery L. Peterson • Keith E. Rupel Pamela Rzcpmcki Linda J. Salyer Corrine A. Sheehan Lennie G. Stanfield Melissa I aulbee Steven N. Wolff Donald 1 . Workman Kelly A. Young SOPHOMORES Diana S. Albert Todd D Burch Matthew Chenez Kathryn A. Dembinski Justine M Foresman Staci Fuller * Patricia Geddes Sherrv A Gorbitz Steven E Hayes Moira Headlee Sandra Kelley Kathleen M Kenkel Kimberly lambert Mark I uxnat Karen M Malkowski John Mapel Lori A Myers * Robin M. Plotrow icz Robin I Reinhold Ann M Rzepnicki Amy D Seiner Annette L. Shoue * Jay R. Smith Beth M Snavely * Richard A stefaniak Danile J Stevens linna M Szynski Marcia I isdale Laurie Wallace JUNIORS lamaral) Addison • hxld A Allsop 1 eri Blad Dean E. Carr Steven S. C arter Mary G. Chamberlin Leena ( lark Vicki 1 Davis

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* Lisa I Doan Kimberly R Fischer Jeffrey A. Gensinger Nam v H. Goodman John W Gouker Philip I Haluda Mchelle A Hanlev ( hantelle C Harding David \ Hartsough * Suzanne M. Hartsough Carl S. Horvath. Jr. Elizabeth Humphries Mark W. Judd Ann R Kenkel * Jill A Knowlton Jerry P. K<xk Nancy L. Koch Debra A. Kronk Diane K. Liechty * Shelley A. Loucks David N. Maenhout Linda Mason Elizabeth J. Miller Robert E. Mueller Brian A. Naragon Sarah J. Newcomb • Robert E. Nyari Andelina M. Papoi Ronald Price Vicki L. Radtke Jay Alan Richmond James M. Rizek * Kathryn D. Robinson Janet K. Ross Anne M. Rudynski * Janet M. Schultz * Daniel P. Sheneman Anthony J. Skowronek Diane M. Smith Tammi Szynski Elaine Ulbricht Jerry Ullery. Jr. Mark D. Vanderhagen • Kathleen A. Vukovits Jeffrey E. Wiley Mark Wilmes SENIORS Kathleen Albert Ricki Lee Davis Lisa Deck Menno DeJonge Bonnie Downs Kim D. Dunnuck Nieves Gallegos Sharon L. Gostola Georgia A. Grygivl Gretchen M. Gumz Holly Jackson Jeffery J. Jones Jennifer A. Jones Janet L. Knowlton Lisa Maric Kobold Roberta Kwieran Loraine L. Lacay Stephen A Maenhout Marv Io Morey Lisa A. Rizek David A. Rudy nski Sheryl I . Seifer • Byron Leigh Shetler David A Spriggs Richard S. Stewart Katherine Strang Michael J Strycker Gina M Walls BOWLING NEWS Friday Morning Coffee League Dairy Queen 34 IK Ktxmtz Lake Hardware 32 20 ( olhns ( onstruction 29 23 •Avon 2b 2b Tomenko Service 19 33 I ruckstops of America lb 3b High team senes Kixmtz Lake Hardware Ib3b. lomenko Service 1611. C ollins Construction 1605. High team game Dairy Queen 589, lomenko Service Sbb, Kixmtz Lake Hardw are >bs High individual series: Carol Aitken 4”. Donna Wo»xJ 449, Ruby Stratton 445. High individual game: Rita John son 197, C arol Aitken 187, Donna Wood |K4. Wednesday Night Ladles Savoie Construction 35% 16% Pizza Bowl 1 anes 33 19 American Dixvr 32 20 Beaver Realty 24 28 TV Center 23% 28% Kingsbury Locker 22 30 J &T Drew all 20 32 Precision Pallet 20 22 High team series Savoie Con struct ion 2184, Pizza Bowl Lanes

2140. American Dixir 1895. High team game Savoie Con struction 802. Pizza Bowl lanes '4l. American Dixir "22 High individual series Carleen Mann 5b2. Louise Whitmer 53", Ann Krick 521. High individual game Carleen Mann 225. Ann Krick 203. Dene Henslev 201. Walkerton Kings & Queens C ut Ups 3$ 12 Honey Ko’s 28' j 23% Lucky Strikes 28 24 Lucky Four 2b 2b Hot Shots 25 27 Alley Cats 24 28 Twinkle Toes 22% 29% Jokers l b 3b High team series: Twinkle Toes 2002. Cut Lps 1981, Honey Ko’s 1906. High team game: Alley Cats 725. Twinkle Toes b 95. Cut Ups 68b. High individual series men: Dick Eby 579. Dennis Johnson 549, Russ Bierly 54b. High individual game: Dick Eby 204, 202, Rick Beebe 200, Russ Bierly 200. High individual series women: Sherrill Kickbush 52b. Dene HensHigh individual senes women: Dene Hensley 555, Sherrill Kickbush 52b, Sally Wardlow 485. High individual game women: Dene Hensley 23b. Sherrill Kickbush 208. Joyce Roth 200. Monday Night Ladles Mini Shop 4| 15 Beaver Realty 34 22 Huhnke’s Service 30% 25% Ray’s Worm Farm 27 29 JA W. Oil 24% 31% Hi-De Ho 24 32 Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 23 33 JJairy Queen 20 3b High team series: Roy's Worm Farm 2361, Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 2334. Beaver Realty 2249. High team game. Roy’s Worm Farm 8"9, "99, Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 802, "97, Beaver Realtv "97. High individual senes: Tanya Uhlig 52". Carleen Mann 500. Betty Brandt 492. High individual game: Tanya Uhlig 221. Carleen Mann 210, Debbie Holland 202 SENIOR CITIZENS THANKFUL In the light of the season just past and the season to come. we. the senior citizen bowlers, are truly thankful for good people and for consideration shown to us and for the fun times we enjoy . Stan Labno should be really hap pv. On November 22 he bowled at 221 game. His wife, Ann, had a 430 series with a 159 game Hon orable mention should be given to Rev Bowman, lb" Helen Bow man, 15" and lou Dipert, 14n j BIRTHS u Mr and Mrs. Glenn Hardesty. Walkerton, are the parents of a son born on Fridav, November 24, at Parkview Hospital. Plymouth THANKS The family of Edgar Platz wishes to thank everyone who made our loss a little easier. 1 he Family of Edgar Platz CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON FOR WOMAN’S CLUB MEMBERS Songs, games and prizes will be the order of the dav w hen members ot the Walkerton Woman's Com mumtv Club meet at the Community Building in Walkerton on Friday. December 8 for their annual Christmas partv Rev Robert Bowman will present a Christmas Storv luncheon will be served at 12:30 p m and guests are reminded to bring a covered dish of their choice plus their own table service.