The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 December 1966 — Page 7

Bl'iJ&ewsi uanii uunn — Wt > Walkerton

Mr. and Mrs Stanley Orcutt and Roger spent the week end with their son und family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Orcutt in Fort Wayne, and helped celebrate the fourth birthday of their grandson, Robert Orcutt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bmden and family, and Mrs. Hazel Barth ’i spent the Thanksgiving week ti d m Overland Park, Kansas, with Mr. and Mrs. George Barden and family. The latter remain'd until December 1 and enroute homo stopped in Waukegan. Illinois, and spent several days with her daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Wood. who brought her home Sunday. I^arry Barden, ; in of Mr and Mrs. Robert Barden who is stationed at Camp Riley, Kansas, was also a holiday guest in the George Barden home. STORK SHOWER On Saturday evening. November 19. Mrs. Michael Ross was honored with a stork shower given by her aunt. Mrs. Grace Adkins. Enjoying games and refreshments were: Mrs. Louise Krick, Mrs. Joyce Ochs, Mrs Harold Lute, Mrs Brenda Jevning. Mrs. Benny Miller Mrs. Axel Franson. Mrs. Sue Bell, Mrs. Charles Vandall. Misses Debbie Ross. Kay Schaeffer, Sharon Clingenp's'l, Margie L« e. Pam Dyer, Collette Weller. Connie Knowlton. Ardene Dowm-v. Jean Rhodes, Frances Anspnugh. Sandy Adkins. Christie Adaim, Paulina Vandall, and Diane Hendricks Sending gifts but unable to attend were Mrs. Fern Kerchaert. Mrs. Dora Ochs. Mrs. Marilyn Roush, Mrs. Martha Clingenperi, Mrs. Bertha Walker. Mrs Sandra Ochs, Mrs. Betty Kunkle. Mrs. Rogenr Rankert, Mrs. Marilyn Hendricks, Misses Nancy Buttons. Diana Doll. Marilyn Lute, Donna Stevenson. Sue Skinner and Mary Lancaster. Many lovely gifts were received by the honored guest. Winnig prizes were Mrs Joyce Ochs, Mrs Benny MUier, Mrs. Brenda Jevning. Diane Hendricks and Jeanie Rhodes.

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Mr. and Mrs Rober t H< stetler entertnln'-d at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Swett, South Bend. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ebrr Burch. New Carlisle; Mr. and Mrs Garland Diwrcnee. Mr. nnd Mrs. David La wi cnee, and Mr. and Mrs Robert Flaugher and children. Christmas headquarters for ID bracelets, charms, pearls, tietacs. diamonds and watches. A gift for every member of the family Mr. anl Mrs. Gene Clark and daughter, Lisa. 704 Michigan St.. Walkerton, will have Monday. December 12. to make their home in Chula Vista. California. Mr. Clark retired from the U.S. Navy in March. 1965. aft< r 21 years of service. The family came here ir April of 196.3 and resided in the former John Baker home . Mrs. Clark is the former Betty Baker Mr. Clark accepted a position with Bendix Corp., South Bend. Sion after arriving here. A position is awaiting him in San Diego, California, with the Solar Corp. The ("lark h* me has been sold to Mr and Mrs Edwaid Kd* 1 of San Pierre. Ind. U ILKEBTON MAN HONORED At the regular meeting of the Foid Parts and Service Managers Club, of Zone ' B". held December 1. at the Bolens Diner Club, on U S 20 near Elkhart, a special tribute was awarded Sid Sprunger 502 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton. for the nmny years of faithful service as a charter member and officer of the club. Mr. Sprunger was presented a Bulova gold watch by John Kidder Service Mmaggr, Pete Full Ford Inc of Elkhart Mr. Sprunger, known affectionnbdy as just plain "Sid" has Iwen Service Manager of the Walkerton Ford Sales Inc., for the past 27 years. He has been a member of the club for 20 years He has served as president and has been treasurer for the past five years. In a few’ months Mr. Sprungcr will bi* retired but will be on hand at the 1 Kal Walkerton Ford Sales in another capacity.

Gerald Sherman entered St. Joseph Hospital, South Bend, on Nov. 29 for medical treatment and surgery. His r<»om number is 579 Sh p at Lee’s Jewelry - A (h ni f< i \ »ur Jim. Slop ,♦. Lee’s Jewelry - your M and Mrs. David Frane . Sherry, Bobby and Mark, w< -e guv its <f Mr and Mrs. Herm n Adkins iwr Thanksgiving. David is i student at. Purdue Univers ty at Lafayette. Ind. An early Christmas ce’cbrata>n was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pickavet. 511 (eorgia Street. Walkerton. Sunday. December 4. The occasion was in honor of a dear friend of the family. Gene Kerchaert. Rt. 2. Walkerton, who leaves this week : r several months in Fl nda Mr. Kerchaert is a very close friend < i the Pii'kaveLs and their three chil Iren Lxnn. Doris Ann and Walter Jr., who will long rcmemIx r this Christmas. The Pickavets had their tree all decorated f< r the honored guest for his preChristmas party and had mvit' ! other ."pedal guests, Mr at 1 Mis. Verne Daniels and Mrs I.< mse Daniels of Decatur. Mich. Gift • xchanges were made in the fternoon and the three youn tors < f the h<»st family decid'd their friend Gene, should spent .< happy season in Florida. JP Court News A public intoxication charge lodged against Ernest G. Justice. Grovertown. resulted in fine and coats of >17.25 and a second charge of disorderly conduct resulting from abusive language to the arresting officer caused Justice to spend a night n jail and payment of fine and costs of $26 23 Three charges against Stanley J. Earner. Walkerton, resulted in Famer paying $28.25 fine and cost for driving und' r the influence of alcoholic bv.eragv.s The second charge for a minor tian - porting liquor when rot accompanied by a parent, brought a fine and costa of $23.25 The third charge w m for driving an automobile with false or fictitious licet a- plates. This fine was sl9 25. A charge of theft was lodged by Jack L. Hinton of Uigansport, against Danny Morehouse of Walkerton. Hinton filed an affidavit stating that Morehouse had kitch' n utensils fr m the Hinton restaurant in Logansport. This case was referred to St. Joseph County Prosecuting Attorney. David E. Burnt on will appear at a later date to answer the charge of improper registration of an automobile. Arthur Mann Jr., of Walkerton, paid fine and costs of $23 25 for speeding 44 mph in a 39 mph zone in North Liberty. Falcons Play Two At Home John Glenn's Falcons will continue their home stand as thev meet two opponents this Friday and Saturday nights. On Friday. New Carlisle will visit and on Saturday it will be LaLumtere New Carlisle is the schixil that Falcon head coach Roger Beehh-r coached the past two seasons and has been a long time keen rival of the former Walkerton team. The LaLumiere squad is new to the schedule this year as the sduxil is only in their first year of varsity comp* tition. 60 Years Os Service ionLEMONTREES IXAMMS HUB Jiff 6'f«MM I* •ar «aa Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St

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