Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 September 1959 — Page 3

ENGAGED ’ ■ W 2 r it ? '' ^V-.. f: ' WF ^ . ■ 3U UA' ^ *£& "W: & • ■^ll^"' MISS PHYLLIS ELAINE MILNER Mr. and Mrs. John J. Milner, R R 2, Plymouth, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Phyllis Elaine, to Ellis E. Swihart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Swiart. Rt. 2, North Liberty. - Miss Milner, a graduate of Lincoln High School, Plymouth, and International Business College, Ft. W^Xne,.. employed by Liberty Cbach Company, Inc., in Syracuse.

Mr. Swiftart, a graduate of Grem Township High School, is employed with his .father as a dealer in M;nneapolis<Moline farm equipment and Ilome-Way homes on New Roa l near North Liberty. Tf^’^Wding will take place at the/First Presbyterian Church in Plymouth, November 1. • RAINBOW calendar 1 On September 22, the members Os Walkerton Assembly will visit I^aPorte Assembly for installation certWibny. All girl s please turn in points : next meeting. A majority degree will be given to Shirley ptolberg. Slides will be shown on our picnic at Dr and Mrs Wolfe’s lake home. ' Election of officers was held Kept. 14. Paula Hewitt was elected SVorthy^^yisor, Kathy Knowlton jAssociate Advisor, Carol Richey Dope, Virginia Holmes Charity, Pam Stuver Faith, Vicki Green treasurer to replace Nancy Martin. • Reception for Grand Representative to North Carolina, Kathy Jinowlton, will be held Saturday, Sept. 26th, at 7:30 p. m., open to the public. JJ A •

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New Koontz Lake Lions Club Receives Official Charter A lively crowd of 183 members of 17 Lions Clubs, their ladies and guests, attended the Charter Night celebration of the newly forme! Koontz Lake Lions Club. The meeting was held in the Groveitown High School on Tuesday evening, with a fine dinner opening the big, evenings activities for all presen.. Os course the highlight of the night was the award of the charte:! from Henry S. Chillas, Distr ct Governor of District 25-A. Accept । ing the charter from Governor' I Chillas was Eugene Hewitt, presi-j dent of the new club. This presen-' station officially puts the club into operation. . Also highlighting the evening t> the members of the club in parti-j Jcular, was the presenting of the. .i charter member pins. The fact that ■ the pin is clearly marked “Charter. • Member” is something to be proud of as the club grows and lives up to the Lions Motto, “We Serve.” ; After the meeting was called to order by Sam M. Miay, zone chair- ( I man from Monterey, the usual / opening was had with a/ fin? Swiss steak dinner being served by the

Grovertown Band Boosters. Dinner music was furnished throughout by Mrs. William Ross, Koontz Lake, on an organ furnished by Shen-. berger’s Music Store in Plymouth, | i for, this special occasion. Following I a lusty bit of singing only as J Lions can do it, was enjoyed. Toastmastei’ for the evening. Lion Jim Hardesty, of the sponsor- . ing Hamlet Lions Club, made the , । introductions at this time, followed ' by the roll can of clubs which dis- ' closed that 17 clubs from three districts were represented. This inJ eluded 25 members fmm the Hammond Lions Club who uad the largest Lion representation. i ! Lorin Bigler, president of the Hamlet Club, then offered greetings to the new club and announced that tlie traditional gavel and bell had not been received at this time but ; wquld be given the club upon arrival. • The presenting of the charter member pins and charter followed with interesting talks given by Governor Chillas and president Hewitt. The meeting was adjourned following announcements by the various clubs, as the Koontz Lake Lions became of age. Now the task ahead of making this world a better place for all people to live will follow in the famous Lion manner. I HIATT I INSURANCE H AGENCY Walkerton -.. 269-R

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September 17, 1959 — WALKERTON INDEPENDENT-

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