Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1960 — Page 12

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- WALKERTON INDEPENDENT — June 16, 1960

Patricia Drake Wins Scholarship W ■ W jfl M MISS PATRICIA DRAKE Miss Patricia Drake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Drake, is the recipient of a scholarship awarded by the Indiana Congress *f Parents and Teachers, Inc., which will appropriate funds for the student Service Fee, books and other school supplies for her senior year at Indiana State Teacher's College, Terre Haute. The scholarship is awaj-ded on the following points Interest in teaching; Need, Scholarship; Character; Personality; and college activities. Miss Drake, a junior on the Special Music Curriculum, qualified in scholarship by maintaining an accumulative point-hour grade index of 3.3 R in a possible 400 system. In ordor to judge her character and personality, she was interviewed by the Scholarship Committee and had letters of recommendation from three faculty members. Patricia is very active on the campus as she is a member of: Newman Club; Student Education Association; Music Educator's National Conference; and A < apella choir. Besides, she is the secretary of Symphonic Band in which she plays first clarinet; Chaplain of Sigma Alpha lota, professional music honorary; and past historian, as well as present recording secretary of Sigma Kappa, social sorority. Other activities which are evidence of her leadership ability are:Direc1 WAYNE SWEET I I BULKY ' FEED ; F IMFROVIt DAISY RATIONS Rich in beet palp, mdaMM | •nd miner ah, WAYNE SWEET BULKY FEED adds variety and buht and improvat the palal•bility of ratiom fad to dry, freth and mUking cowt. Good for growing heifen, tool WTOJWS* Mu«Nt MW I w WAYNB ” sweet bulky • O FEED / TEEGARDEN ELE. Ph.SU 4-3211, UPaz ,

tor of Sigma Kappa in Songfest (one of State’s oustanding spring activities); a member of the Junior Prom Committee; Cochairman of Bands for the 1960 Homecoming; and one of three delegates chosen to attend the Sigma Kapp i National Convention this Jun< which is being held at Sun Valley. Idaho. In her spare time, Patricia sings with the Blue Bells, a girls quartet, and works at the Student Union Building. The funds she r reives for this work plus the P. T A. Scholarship and a four year State Scholarship which she hi Ids. help finance her college education. This fa 1 Miss Drake will do her Stud, it Teaching under the supen-isic i of Harold Kcttlow—ski an<l Ruby Guillianis of the music de artment of Riley High School. S »uth Bend. Takes Degree In Dentistry Duane J. Cibcck, R. R. 2. Walkerton, received the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery at the annual graduation exercises at Northwestern University. Monday, Jun« 13. Dr. Frederick L. Hovde. president of Purdue Univers ty, was the speaker. A total of 72 degrees were given in the school of dentistry. Some people seem to live on the theory’ that if you cannot get what you like, be content with what you can get.

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To Appear At Playhouse Michael McGuire of the CUeveland Playhouse will direct and ap pear in the pre-Broadway tryout of a new play by Jon Jory, “Tipsy Rebellion’’. The play. a comedy will run for six performances at the Maxinkuckee Playhc*ise .Culver, June 21-26. For tickets call Viking 2-2500, Culver; CEntral 3-5763, South Bend; or WEbster 6-2642 Plymouth. When the groceY's little daughter came home from a visit with her aunt, she found that triplets had been added to the household. “How silly of you, mummy,'’ she said. “You should have done the ordering ... you know how daddy stutters."

Farm Help Falls Under Soc. Security Do you hire farm workers? If so. you may have an obligation to report their wages for social security purposes, according to J Edmund Sweeney, South Bend district ofr.ee manager. An employer of farm workers must report and pay social Security tax on each worker whom he pays $l5O or mere in cash wages during a vear, or who works for lum on 20 or more days in the year tor cash wages figured by the hour. day. week or month, Sweeney explained. To enroll a s a farmer eni-

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ployer contract should be nt with the; Internal Revenue Off Reports are made of the wc ers names, social security count numbers and total wa^ Tax remittance on such wa must be sent to the Internal R enue Sen-ice. The present rate is 3 per cent on each, employer and the employee. For further intormation get touch with the Social Seen, office at 335 N. Lafayette Bi South Bend, Ind. Tel. CE3-7 There are about 134 differ, species of trees native to I: ana. but only about 48 of tl are of commercial importance.