The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 September 1970 — Page 9

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Mrs. Edna Teegarden, of Mar ion, was a recent guest of her mother, Mrs. John Crothers. Rev. and Mrs. Kent Bennett and children spent Monday evening with the former's twin broth, er, Rev. Keith Bennett and family in South Bend. Mr. add Mrs. Mark Plain the former Kathy Shupert. have moved to their new home at 147 11 Arnold Drive, West Mfayette. Mr. Plain is majoring in engineering at Purdue and is a gradut ate of Indiana University. Prank Fetzer celebrated his 9tth birthday on Sunday. Sept ember 6 at the home of his daughter, Mrs Clarence Heim. He appreciated the visits cards and gifts from friends and relatives. Brethren Church will meet at the home of John Oberly at Wyatt on Sunday afternoon, September 20. Mr. ard Mrs. Ronald Sprigg left last Sunday for Ft. Leonard Wood. Missouri, after spending last week with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schultz Mr. ar.d Mr< Paul Kurzhal. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Kurzhal, of South Bead, were recent visitors of Mr, and Mrs Herbert Kurz hal. Mr. ar.d Mrs. George Sheneman and M^ and Mrs. Fred Sheneman spent a week end at Bellaire, Michigan where they visited the family of Charles Sheneman, a brother of Fred’s. Mr and Mrs. Harry Clark and Mrs. Gertrude Sheneman attend ed the Golden Age Retreat at Shipshewanna last week. Mr. and Mrs Hiram Rupel returned home recently from a vacation tiip. They visited with Mr. and Mrs. Myron Gohn. at Whitefish. Montana, and they also visited other places of interest while driving through the many different states. Sunday visitors of Mrs. Bertha Schrader were Mrs. Joe Vargo, of South Bend, and John Miller, of New Road. Monday visitors were Mrs. Millard Richard, Fish Lake. The South Bend Community School Corp. Adult Sewing Class will be held at the North Liberty High School from 6:20 to 9:30 p.m. beginning on September 21. The course will be for 12 weeks and the fee is $7.50. D. Kaser is the instructor and register^# is at John Adtims High School. The Deacon Board of the First

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Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morris and family moved to Kaamazoo, Michigan, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Geno Baughman Walkerton, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman. Mr. and Mrs. David Roush and Jeffy, of Bremen, spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Edith Steele. OVER «o<Ll B HOLDS PICNIC The Over 6U Club picnic was held last Wednesday in the North Liberty Park with 30 attending. Their pleasure of having Mrs. Erma Perry. Aunt of Chloe Jackson and school mate of many members as a guest, also Mrs. Allsop a new member of the club attended. Much tasty and delicious food was devoured and the afternoon was spent visiting and reminissing the Good Old Days. The next meeting will be on October 14 at the Community Building with the election of officers being held. Miss Carol Steele has left for Hanover college at Hanover, Indiana where she will be a freshman. Miss Nancy Steele re turned to her studies at Manchester college. North Manchest er to begin her junior year. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Max Steele. Drive Carefully! Read the Classified Ads

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SCHOOL MENU North Liberty Schools Monday - Coney dog on warm bun. buttered yellow corn, crisp finger foods, apple crisp, milk. Tuesday Salisbury .■'teak and gravy, fluffy whipped potatoes, uduee with celery seed dressing, hot rolls, butter, assorted pudding, milk. Wednesday — Li'l Abner sand,' with, buttered chopped broccoli, fresh sliced tomatoes, pineapple chunks in orange jelatine. milk. Thursday — Happy Birthday To All Born In September School made pizza, buttered green beans, cabbage-carrot sal ad, birthday cake, ice cream bar, milk. Friday — Macaroni and cheese or macaroni and meat, buttered frozen peas, fresh fruit salad, cornbread, butter, peanut but ter bar, chocolate or white milk. Walkerton Elementary Sept. 21 - 25 Monday — navion, buttered peas, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, cookies, applesauce, milk. Tuesaay — ..leat loai, mashed potatoes and grav^, celery and carrot sticks, brown bread and butter, fruit cocktail, milk. Wednesday —- Pigs in blanket, sauerkraut, potato sticks, pears, milk, orange juice. Thursday — Beef stew, buttered spinach. hot rolls, jello, milk. Froday Fish, tarter Sauce buttered corn, bread and butter, chocolate pudding, milk. Tyner Elementary Sept. 21 *- 23 Monday Barebue hamburgers, frozen peas, piekle slices, ipple crisp, milk. Tuesday- Orange juice beef stew, cottage cheese, bread and

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butter fruit, milk. Wednesday — Hot dogs, catsup, mustard and relish, perfection salad, chocolate pudding milk. Thursday — Spanish rice, carrot and celery sticks, bread and butter, cheese cake, milk. Friday - Orange juice, fish sandwich, potato stix, cookie, ice cream bar, milk. John Glenn High School Sept. 21 <- 25 Monday Orange juice, bar beque on bun, tater tots, fruit, milk. Tuesday— Ravioli, buttered green beans, lemon fluff, rolls, milk. Wednesday - Fish sandwi< h. parsley potatoes, buttered corn, pudding, milk. Thursday — Creamed chicken on biscuit, buttered mixed vegetables. jello salad, biscuit, milk Friday — Hot dog on bun, baked beans, celery and carrot sticks, cake. milk. KOONTZ LAKE TROOP PAPER DRIVE Troop No. 37 Boy Scouts of Grovertown and Koontz Lake are having a paper drive on Saturday. September 19. They will pick up papers from those who have regularly donated papers .and for those who call the numbers listed below. They state that the papers need not be tied up and they will be glad to car-

This Is What You’ve Been Waiting For! A Recreation Center For The Entire Family Walkerton Family Recreation Center All Ages Welcome Enjoy Relaxing, Healthful BOWLING (Free Instruction) Try Your Hand At BILL A RDS And Other Gaines Os Chance Have A Snack — Have A Meal PIZZA — CHICKEN — TISH SANDWICHES STEAK SANDWICHES — CHEESEBI RGERS HAMBURGERS — GRILLED CHEESE FRENCH FRIES — ONION RINGS lios Candie*. Soft Drinks and Other Items Eat It Here — Take It Home ALL THIS PLUS A MUSICAL BACKGROUND OPEN WEEK DAYS — 5:00 PM 11:(M PM SATURDAY — 1:00 PM - 12:00 MIDNIGHT SUNDAY — 1:00 PM - 11:00 PM Carry Out Service On All Items PHONE 586-3850 Under New Managment MIKE LLOYD

ry them from your basement or shed. Call 867-2718 or 586-2176. KOONTZ LAKE FIREMEN’S AUXILIARY MEETS The regular meeting of the Koontz Lake Firemen's Auxiliary was held recently with the < lection of officers for the insuing year being held. The new officers are Hortense Moerman, president; Dorothy Myers, vice president; Pat Pearish, secretary; Mildred Nooicheff and cards and flowers chairman, Mildred Rice. Plans are underway for a Ham and Bean Supper on October 17 at the fore station. Koontz Lake. Drive Carefully! Specializing tn Permanent Waxing Hair Shaping. Coloring & Styling Dede’s Beauty Salon Operators: DEDE FEJES TERRY STILL CAROLYN TIEDE 90S Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana Phone 586-3644

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