The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 3, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 June 1982 — Page 2

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - JUNE 24. 1982

Lisa LaFollette Installed As Worthy Advisor Saturday. June 12. the Walkerton Assembly No. 64. International Order of the Rainbow for Girls, held a public installation of officers for the new term. Lisa LaFollette. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne LaFollette. was installed as WorthyAdvisor. Mrs. Tammy Stoneburner, mother advisor, welcomed all the guests. She then introduced the installing worthy advisor. Miss Jean Scott and other installing officers as follows: Miss Jody Carlson, marshal; Mrs. Sharon Drews, chaplain; Mrs. Dona Tennison, re-

Independent-News 601 Roosevelt Road — Walkerton Your One-Stop Wedding Shop Invitations i z Accessories q'Bv Bridal Booles W / ■ A Reception Items ; ■ Open 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday \ 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon ,/i W ' 'j) Saturday WALKERTON FESTIVAL QUEEN CONTEST APPLICATION Preliminary Competition — July 1 Final Competition — July 3 Sponsored By THE WALKERTON AREA FOURTH OF JULY COMMITTEE, INC. The Competition Is Open To All Area Girls From The Age Os 16 To 23 Who Have Never Been Married JUDGING WILL BE DONE IN THREE AREAS: 1. Personality Interview 2. Talent 3. Poise And Appearance The finalists will be required to be in the annual parade on July 3rd dressed in formals. Following the parade final judging will take place in the park. Trophies and other prizes will be awarded. Name Age Address School Attended Phone Number , Birthdate Height Weight Color Os Hair Color Os Eyes List of awards and achievements What special equipment do you need for your talent presentationi Attach To This Application A Paragraph Stating Why You Would Like To Be The 1982 Walkerton Festival Queen CONTEST DEADLINE: JUNE 28 Mail Applications To: MARY CRANE R. R. 1, Box 28 Walkerton, Indiana 46574 For Further Information Call 586-3951 3t|?4

corder; Mrs. Verice Walz, musician; and Mr. Robert Hurley, soloist. The obligation was given by Mrs. Walter Carlson. Masonic escorts were Gene Whitteberry, Donald Wolfenbarger. Walter Carlson and Orville Klinedinst. Other officers installed were Dawn (. arlson. charity; Rose LaFollette, faith; and Lara Shirk, drill leader. Following the installation of officers Miss Rebecca Tindel presented Lisa with her gavel. The evening was then turned over to Miss LaFollette who thanked everyone for attending and thanked all of her helpers. Lisa had her parents escorted behind the altar where the soloist sang, “Always”. They were then escorted to the east

where she presented them with a gift of love and a kiss for each. She then introduced the rest of her family and friends. Dignataries present were Mrs. Irene Whittemberry. Grand Editor of “Our Hoosier Promise"; Mrs. Karen Easterday, assisting Grand Deputy District No. 26 and mother advisor of the Culver Assembly; Ruth Birk. Grand Representative to Japan; Mrs. Roberta Dill, mother advisor of the North Liberty Assembly: Mrs. Thelma Baylor, mother advisor of the Elkhart Assembly; Mr. and Mrs. Donald (Betty) King. Worthy Matron and Patron of the Walkerton OES and Walkerton advisory board members. Mrs. Dona Tennison, Mrs. Becky Reed. Mrs. Stoneburner. Mrs. Drews. Miss H. Scott, Mr. Whitteberry and Mr. Wolfenbarger. Miss LaFollete’s motto is “ail the flowers of all the tomorrow s arc in the seeds of today”; her watchwords, hope and faith; her colors, yellow and peach; her flower, the rose; and her song, “Let There Be Peace On Earth". Refreshments were served. LEEPER PARK ART FAIR THIS WEEKEND Leeper Park, on the banks of the St. Joseph River, South Bend, will be flooded with color and creativity again this weekend when the St. Joe Valley Watercolor Society sponsors its 16th annual Leeper Park Art Fair. The event will be held on Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. The park will be filled with original art works created by more than ISO artists from the Michiana area and from many distant states. Original oils, watercolors, pastels, graphics, sculpture and hand thrown pottery are the predominant mediums that will be on display. With such a variety there certainly will be something to please the specific taste of every visitor of the fair. Leeper Park is located just north of downtown South Bend on U. S. 33 (Old U. S. 31). Admission is free. Refreshments will be available. LEGION AND AUXILIARY TO INSTALL OFFICERS Installation of officers of The American Legion and Auxiliary. Orville Easterday Post and Unit 198, will be held Saturday, June 26, at 8:00 p.m. in the Post Home. Donald Ludwig will be installed as Commander of the Post by the Installing Team of Nappanee. Mrs. Robert Wardman will be installed as President of the Unit by Past Presidents of the Unit headed by Mrs. Harry Malstaff as Installing Officer. All members of The American Legion and Auxiliary and friends are invited to attend these ceremonies and assist the officers. Refreshments will be served following the installation. J G Baseball Team Drops To 2 - 2 Record The Glenn baseball team's record has slipped to 2-2 for the summer as Glenn could manage only eight hits in losses on the road to LaVille and Triton. Glenn And LaVille Glenn gained the lead in the first inning on a three-run homer by Ron Clemons but LaVille scored twice in the second, once in the third innning, and two more times in the sixth and Glenn lost 5-3. After the first frame of the Monday, June 14 contest, Glenn got just two more hits. Lead-off man Tom Whitmer had a single and three walks and has reached base in each of his last eight plate appearances. Line Score Glenn 300 000 0 — 3 5 3 LaVille 021 002 x — 5 8 3

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Glenn And Triton Had it not been for a dropped third strike, Glenn would have been shut out instead of losing 6-1 to Triton on Thursday, June 17. Designated hitter John Hanley led off the third inning by striking out but reached base on the error by the Triton catcher. Ron Clemons then doubled to score Hanley. Glenn Amor collected two of the three Glenn hits. Line Score Glenn 001 000 o—l 3 4 Triton 110 022 x— 6 8 1 When the first escalator was installed in Harrod's department store in London, brandy was served to passengers who felt faint.

PARADE APPLICATION Evening Os July 3, 1982 Sponsored By THE WALKERTON AREA 4TH OF JULY COMMITTEE, INC. Unit Name No. 01 Participants Category: (Check One) Equestrian Marching Automotive —Float __Mise. Unit Head Address Phone DEADLINE IS JUNE 28TH If You Have Any Questions Contact JIM PATTERSON Rural Route 1, Box 309 Walkerton, Ind. 46574 See More Os POTATO CREEK On A Bike We Stock MURRAY & HUFFY BIKES Also REPAIRS & PARTS LIBERTY BELL 135 N. Main — North Liberty Open kBO To

NOTICE T here will be a free bkxxl pressure clinic for senior citizens on Thursday, July 1. from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the Koontz Lake Nutrition sight, at the Conservation Clubhouse. CLUB PICNIC The Better Homes Demonstration Club picnic will be held on Monday, June 28. at Pine Creek Church park. The pot luck dinner will be held at 6:00 p.m. The club will furnish the chicken. Bring your own table service and covered dishes. In China, at one time, there were 3,000 rules of conduct to be learned and obeyed.