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Two contests were played with prizes tor being so observant going to Martha Mull and Donna Tenison. Other prizes went to Helen Kennedy, Mary Sester and Karen Johnson. The birthday gift went to Suzie Johnson. A short business session was held by president. Iva Clark. Serving on the committee headed by Myrna Daubc were Edna Kerchaerl, Regina Bussie, Betty Mead. Sue Urbin. Vcrda Karn, Nancy Jones. Shirley Limerick. Debbie Northam and Bertha Bulla. AN CILLA TO HOLD BAZAAR THIS SUN DA Y The Ancilla Domini Sisters and \ncilla College students will be holding their annual bazaar from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. E.S.T. on Sunday. November 1. in the auditorium. Featured will be handmade craft and needlework items as well as a variety of articles in a “New To You Booth”. There will be the traditional “Cherry Tree" with chances to win prizes, the “Gum Pull", the Fish Pond", and "Cake Walk". Delicious chicken dinners will be served beginning at 12:00 noon. Homemade bread and doughnuts will be on sale. Apple dumplings and other goodies will be available. Booth space has been expanded and there are new attractions this vear. At 4:30 p.m. will be the drawing of the winners of the raffle. There are 45 items on the raffle ticket Everyone is invited to visit \ncilla auditorium on Sunday, No vember 1. from 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. E.S.T. Our Happy Ads — Only SI.00!

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Lions Honor Members; Induct New Members Lhe Walkerton Lions Club met for their monthly meeting with the following members receiving chevrons. Anthony Letko and Donald King. 35 year member chevrons; Ray Chapman and Robert Urbin. 25 year member chevrons; Alvin Boise. 15 year member chevron; and Dale UHery. 10 year member chevron, lhe chevrons were presented by Zone Chairman. Carl Kaser. H. Douglas Lane. District Governor. made his official visit and inducted three new members. Melvin Chrapliwy, William Harness and Gordon H. Patrick. John Glenn football coach. John Hostrawser, reviewed the current season, the best in years, and discussed the possibility of the team reaching the playoffs. Bransion Hiatt, president, presided at the meeting which was held at the J&J Restaurant. 25th Anniversary To Be Observed At St. Patrick School St. Patrick School, Walkerton, will he celebrating it’s 25th anniversary with a polish style dinner on Saturday. November 14. at 6:30 p.m. E.S.T. in the school hall lhe guest speaker will he a former student of the school. Congressman John Hiler. Other preparations are being made for this gala event. Reservations for the “Anniver-

sary Dinner” must be made bv No vember and are restricted to adults, alumni or recent alumni and their parents. T here is a $6.00 per person donation for the dinner. No tickets will be available al the door. Reservations may be made bv calling the rectorv. 586-7404. or 586-2855 or 784-8855. An Open House for everyone will be held on Sunday, November 15, from 9:00 a.m. to I 00 p.m. at St. Patrick School. married Sherry Frame and Steve Tillman, both of Walkerton, were married on October 12. in South Bend. They are residing at 903 Van Buren Street, Walkerton. COUNTY LINE CLUB HOLDS MEETING l he County Line Club met in the home of Mrs. Philip Waldron, Sr., for their October meeting. Mrs Philip Waldron. Jr., was her assisting hostess. Fourteen members and one guest. Mrs. Etta Mae Milner, enjoyed the evening. We helped celebrate her birthday. Door prizes went to Mrs. Wilder Burnside and Mrs. Milner. Other prize winners were Mrs. Lorraine Hostetler and Mrs. Dorothy Walsh. I he business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Waldron, Jr. A decision will he made at the next meeting whether to have a white

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I lephant sale at our picnic. Delicious refreshments were served. November hostesses will be Mrs. Fritz Skinner and Mrs Herald Hostetler NAOMI FELLOWSHIP MEETS lhe Naomi Fellowship of the United Methodist Church met at the home of Weltha Burnside on October 20 with 12 members present. Pauline Knowlton, chairper son. opened the meeting bv reading “God's Strength For The Day". Dorothy Knowlton had the devotions and thev were read by Lois Shcrland. These Davs (John 4 ’l2) Lhe Beauty of God’s C reation. (hanking the Lord and ended bv all singing "Thank You Lord". lhe secretary’s report was read and approved. Reading points were recorded. 1 he election of officers was held, lhe new officers for next vear will he Alma Daubc. chairperson; Paul ine Knowlton, assistant chairperson; and Ethel Bierly. secretary. Programs were planned and set up for next year. C ards were signed for the sick. Ethel Bierly had the lesson. She read from the October issue of Sunshine magazine. It is not doing the things we like to do, but liking the things we have to do that makes life blessed by Johanna Von Goethe. Also lhe Model “I" ^y Myra

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Philipps; lake lime To Live, bv Stria A. I eeter and lhe Healing Power of Kindness, bv Dr Arthur ( ahandro from ( reative Help for Dadv Living. She closed with My Dailv Prayer. NOTICE OF MEETING St. Patrick's Women's Club will have a business meeting on Wed nesday. November 4. at ’3O p.m E.S T. in the school hall. Instead of a program we will have a short meeting and social hour. I he program differs from w hat is printed in the club book Hostesses tor the evening will be Beth Norris. Jane Keefe. Kathv Palkovich and C atherine Keefe. LN MEMORIUM In loving memorv of Mabel Golden, who passed awav from this earth October 21 to a place of jov, peace and love. I will miss you dearly, because you've been a special aunt. Loveva. T W notice I Will not be responsible for any debts other than mv own Melvin Dipert 606 Jackson Street Walkerton, Indiana 3tnl2p 55 m.p.h does save livesf

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