lonss lounio!ram;.v element-■:it a music r.ext Tues-L at 1:30 P.Last Rites ForHarvey WalkerFacultySchool /Held FridayParc-nt^ who aiFuneral services wereat theheldRcttiggh six* in-iart in tlieitcd to at-r.d there isunder the Donald W. vocal mull tv schools.•ogram thatire Was a «e ry rhyme :y' Spider, i Little In-inkle Little:e at- the ame song, Galloping”, cT, “We (adapted a, Tramp), e Red O-. “Herding vboy song)* copper Es-of ChinaFriday afternoon funeral home in Tripoli for Harvey Walker, 76, who spent his earW life in this vicinity.Rev. Lester £. Gatch, pastor of the Congregational church of Tripoli, officiated.Burial was in the Fremont cemetbry near Tripoli.Mr. Walker was born, to ihe( late AquilLo and Eller. Bingha-j man Walker on a Black Hawk-county farm near La Porte City and moved to Janesville with his parents when a young man.He entered t.he Bremer county home when in. his thirties and resided there until his death. Jan, 26.He was the last surviving member of his immediate family, his parents, one brother and one sister having preceded him in death.He was never married and his only survivors are nieces and nephews.Relatives from here attended the funeral service Friday.T. A. mcoiiua V. er.ing loamcd som what their chi'dr-ieswing in ?chonl the objectives ofk i 4S-Teachers of th« the program of th S ei ved t;: c clt; r. :lt;’! meats with Miss tine, home econoArthur Borwlcr principal, was chairman. He pn pros —ir- 0 h s e: i c* by representativefew* the question p lowed.Grade SchoolSusanna*'; L-2. UldiBeverly Sloan, Dean AlbertMarried SundayMiss Darlene grade instructor, aims and activity dcrrarton and fit what to expect *. child and advise ho\s to help chi] school.Miss Faye Bu | second grade sa: i th i rd grade pupi ing aware of oth ing to he concur: ers. They are writing* muLUpiic traction.In the words o Miller, fourth gra fourth grade ch:i jlo gei aiCMioi ii