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Canton and Galesburg where they attended the Hahn family reunion, which was a real treat to Mrs. Smith because it had been so many years ago that she had seen many of these relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corns, of Lowell, were recent dinner guests of Mrs. Victoria McCann of the 7b Apartments. Mr. Robert Haas and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Beryle Carlson, of Orland Park. Illinois, came to spend the day Saturday with his mother. Mrs. Bess Ferverda. They also visited friends at Fish Lake. Among the patients at the LaPorte Hospital from Walkerton are Francis McMahon, Mrs. Harry McMahon, Allen Seaholm and Esther Dearing. Harvey’s employees of North Liberty held a surprise birthday and anniversary party in honor of Violet Lavenduskey's 29th birthday and Harold and Marge Stull’s 25th wedding anniversary. Violet received many needed and useful gifts. Harold received a sympathy card from the girls at Harvey's. Marge received a beautiful red rose from Mr. Sheneman’s garden. Arden and Marie Howell helped in the singing and Mrs. Shencman played the organ. Mrs. Sousley brought champagne to toast the occasions. A surprise party was held on Saturday, June 9 in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stull's 25th wedding anniversary. The affair was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Paschen. Sr.. Koontz Lake, parents of Mrs. Stull. Hosting were the couples five sons, the Paschens and Marie Holmes, aunt of Mrs. Stull. Guests came from North Liberty, Walkerton, Koontz Lake, South Bend. Mishawaka. Lakeville. Neu Carlisle, Three Oaks. Michigan and Chicago, Illinois. A phone call from her sister who lives in Farmingham, Mass., completed the celebration. A dinnew was served and many beautiful gifts were received. The surprised couple would like to thank all those who made it possible and also those who helped make it a day to cherish. Mrs. Stull's aunt, Mrs. A. J. Rice, of Ashland, Mass., arrived on Tuesday extending her congratulations to the couple and for a visit. ON DEAN’S LIST AT ANCILLA Terry Howard and Cynthia King, both of Walkerton, have been placed on the dean's list at Ancilla College, Donaldson. Full-time students with a grade point average of 3.5 or above are so honored. Academic recognition was also given to Dennis Holland and Melanie Marshall, of Walkerton, and Kim VanderHagen. of North Liberty. Need Help With A Mini-Computer? DR. RON REED Problem Solver Solutions For Any Business Problem — Call 1-784-8232 IflHS© Walkerton, Indiana - Phom 586-3237 Friday, Saturday, Sunday June 15 • 16 ■ 17 Bruce Lee In A Game Os Death Rated ”R” Shows At 7:00 & 8:50 p.m. Each Evening Admission $2.50 Coming Nest Revised SATURDAY NITE FEVER Rated "PG”

ON DEAN’S LIST Wabash C ollege Dean Victor M. Powell has announced that a Walkerton student is on the Dean’s List at Wabash College for the spring 1979 semester. He is Daniel A. Ecker, son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ecker, R.R.4, Box 353, Walkerton. Ecker is one of 217 Dean's List students who maintained a 3.5 grade point average or better on a 4.0 point grading scale. Long recognized as having one of the highest academic standards in the Midwest, Wabash gives individualized attention to its students through an 11-1 student-faculty ratio. A private, independent liberal arts college for men. Wabash s student body is composed of 800 students from 30 states and several foreign countries. OUTSTANDING STUDENT A Walkerton student at Ball State University is among the outstanding teacher education students to be initiated into Gamma Theta Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, the national honorary in education. Kappa Delta Pi is the largest education honorary in the U. S. and Gamma Theta Chapter, the Teachers Coliege Honor Society, is the second largest chanter in Kappa Delta Pi. The student is Herald E. Hostetler 111, Rural Route 1. Box 158, Walkerton, a junior. RECEIVES SCHOLARSHIP Tom M Davis, Shipshewana junior in the College of Business at Ball Sat o University, iias been awarded a scholarship for his senior year. He is majoring in finance. He is the son of Keith F. and Arline Davis, R.R. 2, Shipshewana, and is a 1976 graduate of North Liberty High School at North Liberty. Davis is one of six students to be awarded an Estei F. and Mildred Marsh Scholarship which are given "to recognize academically outstanding students already enrolled on any curriculum of the College of Business.” The College has an undergraduate enrollment of approximately 5. (XX). O.E.S. NEWS Worthy Matron. Florence Erickson and Worthy Patron, Don Wolfenberger, presided at the meeting of Walkerton Chapter 319, Order of

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the Eastern Star, Tuesday evening, June 5. Mrs. Erickson greeted all with a poem, "A Little Town”. She welcomed Clara Smith of Homewood, Alabama, a summer reisdent of Koontz Lake and an often visitor in our chapter, as were other residents of the Lake who are devoted iti attendance although thev remain members of Chicago chapters, George Pfeiffer, Vivian Hillis. Hei cn Smith and Vi Bregi. The secretary read correspondence from the new Worthy Grand Matron, Anne Eastham, of Oakland City, asking ail chapters to support her selected project this year, to improve the Recreational Therapy room at the MasonicHome in Franklin. Any member wishing to take the Proficiency Test should contact the secretary very soon. A Spaghetti Supper will be served at the Masonic Temple, open to the public, Saturday evening. June 16. beginning at 6:30 p.m. This is sponsored by the F & AM and Eastern Star Lodges. I he charter was draped in memory of Past Worthy Matron. 19391940. Alene Vey Westenbarger. of Speedway, Indiana, who died recently. Under the direction of Associate Matron. Vivian Button, the Star Points presented a Memorial for departed members this past year. Each placed a small flower on the Altar of Memories in memory of Burl Wickham, Harry Doll, Josephine Drews, George Trapp and Sylvia Holland. There will be initiation for three candidates at the next meeting, June 19. Fathers and Master Masons will also be honored at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. John McCombs hosted the social hour. The tables held vases of w ild flowers gathered from the roadside. HOLD PACK MEETING Cub Scout Pack 241 held their pack meeting on Wednesday, May 30. The theme was Indian Lore. The boys in the Webelos den displayed costumes they had made while the Cubs, led by Chief Richard Peterson, did an Indian dance and displayed costumes and weapons made by the boys. Awards were earned by the following, Wolf Badge to Troy Belter, Tim Ines and John Helminger; Gold Arrow to Tim Ines, Sam Borton, James McColl, 111, John Helminger and Troy Reiter; Silver Arrows to Troy Reiter, Tim Ines,

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John Helminger and Danny Peterson and Citizenship Awards to Rick Dillon, Matt Helminger, Steve Hevel, Shannon Swank, Brett Rheinhold and Paul Williams, 111. Pack master. Richard Peterson, reminded everyone of the following upcoming dates: June 23, 11:00 a.m , Pack picnic at Potato Creek Recreation Area. Every family is to bring their own picnic food and table service. Pack will furnish the drink. Don’t foget your swim suit. June 30. Canvass of North Liberty for dates on the 1980 Activitiv Calendars. July 4. the boys are to march or ride the float in the parade. A display will be set up in the park at their booth and July 21, bus trip to Grissom Air Force

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Base. The cost will be $1 CX) per person and everyone is to bring a sack lunch. Pack will furnish the drink. "DANCE FOR FUN" PROGRAM AT NO. LIBERTY An eight week program of basic instruction in theatrical dance movements will be offered at North Liberty High School beginning June 18. Sessions will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. in the schcxil cafeteria. The class is offered to all youngsters ages 7 thru 15 and is free of charge. Mr. Jerry Flint is the program’s instructor.