The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 October 1970 — Page 13

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Mrs Gertrude Sheneman spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Helen Kessler at Fish Lake. Mrs. Myrtle Donathen celebrated her birthday Sunday, October 18 by having dinner with Mr. and Mrs Leland Donathen, Jim and Karen. Mr. and Mrs Dwight Perry, of Big Fork, Minn., arrived Sunday at the home of the former’s mother and brother, Mrs. Grace Perry and Donald Due to their illness, Mr. and Mrs. Perry will spend several weeks here. Friday evening, October 16. it bridal shower was given fo r Mrs. Bonnell Ray, the former Kathy Springman. at the St. John's Lutheran Church. Mrs. Ray received many nice gifts and they

were very much appreciated Refreshments were served. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Schultz Sunday 1 afternoon were the former's I brother and sister-in-law, Mr । and Mrs Chester Schultz, off Mishawaka and Mrs Clarence Staybuck, a friend, from Rolling Prairie and daughter Debbie. Miss Belle Smith. Miss Ruth Kelver, Mishawaka and Miss Madeline Graff, of Elkhart, called on Mr and Mrs Leland Donathen Sunday afternoon. Thursday. October 15, was Mrs. Bertha Schrader's birthday On that day, her brother, Harold Geyer and wife took her to her birthplace where she was born 85 years ago on Quinn Road on the farm of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lentz who had moved from Ohio and built the buildings and raised their family^ncludmg Mrs Schraders mother, the late Mrs. Will jam Geyer. The same house and main buildings are still there. Mr and Mrs John Kemble own the farm now and reside there. She was the supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Mille r of New Road. OUESTION? What is Uninsured Motorist coverage? ONSWER... This excellent coverage proxides indemnification for bodily injury to which you ere legally entitled if injured by, (1) a motorist who has no insurance, (2) a hit-end-run driver. 13) the drh er of a stolen automobile or (41 a driver whose insurance । company is, ur becomes, in- I solvent.* | •as defined in the policy. May we give you a Meridian । auto insurance quotation? । B. W. Johnson Ins. ] Morning — Hamlet Phone M 7-2824 Afternoons — Koontz Lake | Phone Walkerton 586 25*9 ( MERIDIAN i W * INSURANCE a world of protection |

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kurzhal spent Sunday with' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kurznal and family at Valparaiso. Mr. and Mrs. iruman Luke, of Granger, were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Mable Golden. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs Gary Shade and children. Mrs Dwight Perry, of Big Fork Min., called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrs. Nellie Smith on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bill Kurzhal and granddaughter, Kathy Kurzhal. of South Bend, were Friday evening callers. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Poynter and Lynne, of Kokomo, were

k LaForte's A Doni nant Store Shop daily 9:30 t0.5:30 1 Friday 9:30 to 9:00

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IHHEBSART SUE i Look At These Typical Buys. Many More Items To Choose From.

I COT TON-DACRON I BLOUSES val. to $7 $3.99 X No-iron in bright stripes & patterns. Sizes 30 to 38. | WOMEN’S | CAR COATS X reg to SSO sl3 tO $29 2 Special group of fake furs and all 2 wools. Sizes 1U to IS. | NYLON BRA-SLIPS I reg $7 $4.49 Warners & Gossard from reg stock. 4 colors Sizes 32A to 38C. AGILON PANTY HOSE $2.50 val. 99c Ist quality 3 fashion shades. Small, Avg., Tall, Extra Tall. WOMEN’S UMBRELLAS val to $7 $3.89 100*; nylon in solids & prints Pagoda * rib case sums

Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Worthington. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rizek, Lisa and Jimmy, entertained guests at a birthday party Thursday evening in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Otto Kurzhal. Guests were Mrs. Bud Newcomb and children, Mr and Mrs. Robert Shaffer and daughters and Mrs. Edna German. Ice cream was served. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY DIRECTORS MEETING On Thursday. October 15, 21 Township 4-H Directors met at the First Christian Church in South Bend. The directors discussed ideas for bettering communications between 4-H'ers and non 4-H'ers, and improving public relations. Committees were formed to investigate different ideas. The reports of the committees will be given at the next directors meeting on November 18. | NOTICE North Liberty Rainbow Assembly No. 52 is sponsoring a Rummage Sale October 31 from S:00 a.m. to 2:00 pm. in the

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BOYS’ KNIT SHIRTS val. to $3.50 $1.99 Long sleeve. Washable. Sizes 4 to 7. MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS reg. to $7 $3.99 Vanlluesen long sleeve in white and colors. Sizes 14C to 17. BOYS’ JACKETS reg 115 to |25 15' < OFF Our entire stock of winter jackets 15*, off for this sale only. Sizes 8 to 18 BOYS’ SPORT SHIRTS val. to $4 50 $1.99 Long sleeve shirts in a variety of styles and patterns Sizes Bto 18. WOMEN’S LOAFERS reg to sl4 sll 99 • Fanfares’’ in burnished* tu-own. New fall stock

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Community Building The rummage will contain clothing, ap. pdances and other miscellaneous items. SI PRISE BIRTHDW PARTY A surprise birthdiy party was held for Txrbbie Sullivan in her heme on Friday evening, October lb for her 14th birthday. Debb.e is the daughte r of Mr and Mrs Rnipffi SulUva-n, North Liberty Guests present were Joyce Dav. enport^ Linda Holmes Inez Miller< ^klyer, Cindy Snyd<*T NfMtcy .and Denise Sheneman. ’*. * Games wWe played Many lovely gifts were received A supper was held for the girls with be cream and cake also enjoyed. Fire Prevention Awards Given At N. L. Elementary The North Liberty Firemen conducted a drill on Thursday, October 8 at the North Liberty Elementary School in connection with Fire Prevention Week under the direction of John Gouk.

er, File Chief. Foe Chiuf Gouker also pi‘'< sented trophic' to the first ard se< ond place verniers and pl •- ques to the grauifShw mpion win, nms in the Fire ^i^tntion po-t. ei and Essay ('Antuet. Applet were given to Arte stuuentg and teaciieis by 't’i’vT-'tnienL Poster winners foljov • Grand Champion* ^Jhn.i c|vuker. grade 1. .' Kinderg irten a ^st Gayin Annis; 2nd Paul wMlham. ' • First grade . Ist, ^hari .( . roll; 2nd. Patnck^Frinkiin. Second Grade' , Vt. Kar Malkowski; 2nd Tcsid Jiurc> . Third Grade ’ Jsi, Rm । Rogers; 2nd. Chantelle Harsh.; . Fourth grade — Sheryl . 2nd, Kim Dunnm k Essay winners are: Grand Champion Michrllq Collings. Fifth grade Ist, Debra Sh-r , man; 2nd. Pam McCoige Sixth grade — Ist, Dennis Hostetler; 2nd. Scott Griffey Seventh grade - Ist, Juui '•» Kreig; 2nd, Rick Carter Eighth grade - Ist. Ed H ii son; 2nd, Christine Salyer. Drive Carefully!

TRADE-IN | & SAVE 10S | We'll tike your used item in tr ide ■ for any like item not already sa'e A priced . . and you'll save 10', off our regular price! Used items must V be c ean and serviceable . . . will 2 be given to charity. X — I

TRIPLE HEADER • WIG SALE BY CAROUSEL | Carefree, reg $25 . sl7 70 X Greek Boy, reg. $25 . . sl7 70 Caresse, reg. S3O . . . s2l 70 ■ AREA RUGS I 27 x 48” $lO val. $4.99 3 X 5- S2O val. $9.99 Very slight irreg of 100', nylon X sculptured rugs with fringe ends. BOXED J DAMASK SETS j reg to $8 set $5 ^et ■ 56 x 76” to 60 \ 102” inc rounds 4 colors With 6 to 12 napkins ■ CANDELWICK | BEDSPREADS • Hl val. $6.99 I Twin or full. 6 colors PreshrunlC X no-iron, lint free. ■ ■■ ! PRINTED | CORDUROY | SI.BB vd: Crompton plaids florals, stripes, X patchwork. 45” wide. SUM® ’Sa,

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