The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 September 1971 — Page 3

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Kev. David D. Owen, former I tor of the Presby'ierian L surch, Wakerton, united Miss 1 mm Harrold and Phillip J, M u'lin during a 6:00 p.m. doubnng ceremony in the church. » s. Nelson Walz was organist ■ J soloists were Mrs. Lee ■Vnitmer, an aunt of the bride, ■ i Kev. Kenneth Bergner, pas- ■ of the church. I The bride is 'the daughter of Hlr. and Mrs. Vern Johnson, ■ »ute 1, Mill Creek, and Mr. B .1 Mrs. Walter J. Martin, route ■ Plymouth, are the parents of Bne grooip. I Given in marnage by her B her, 'die bride was wearing a B »wn of silk organza over peau B soie frosted in lace motifs ■ id seed pearls. The gown was » vied with a fitted bodice, bishB? sleeves and an A-line skirt Bah a detachable oathedral B ngth train. A profile headB rce held her elbow length veil B: imported silk illusion. She ■ trried a prayer book topped B th an arrangement of white B ehanotis, dark purple asters, B by's breath and centered with B white orchid. B Miss Linda Bierman, CincinB tti, Ohio, was maid of honor B d the brdesmaids were Mrs. ■high Geren, siter of the groom,

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Pymouth; Miss Tonnie Harrold, New Buffalo, Michigan, cousin of the bride and Miss Cindy Martin, sister of the groom, Plymouth. The attendants were dressed alike in deep purple velvet midriffs and lavendar crepe floor length gowns wi'ih ruffles at the jewel neckline. Full long sleeves highlighted with a deep flounce at the hemline of the A-line skirts completed the gowns. Miss Laurie Han-oia, sister of the bride, was the flower girl. Her dress was almoat identical to the other attendants and was made by Peggy Jo Piotrowicz, cousin of the bride. Bryon Winrotte, cousin of the bridegroom, was ring bearer. The candlelighters were Tim and Tom Harrold, brothers of the bride. Mark McGarvey, Terre Haute, served as best man. Groomsmen were Hugh Geren, Plymouth, brother-in-law of the groom; David L. Papp, Fish Lake, brother of the bride and Bill Harrold, Mill creek, brother of the bride. Ushers were Craig Downing, South Bend, cousin of the bridegroom; John Walker and Dave Frazier, Walkertn. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Fish

Lake American Legion. A roast hog dinner was served to 400 guests. The four-tiered wedding cake was topped with a bridal ornament and served by Peggy Jo Piotrowicz, cousin of I the bride. Gina Johnson, sister I of the bride, presided at the I punch bowl with Terri Kincaid, * Paula Payton, Debbie Six and ? Mrs. Jane Smith assisting with | the serving. The newlyweds lert for a hon- j eyrnoon trip to southern Indiana and are now living at Terre Haute where the groom is atitendinig Indiana S^it^ University. He is a graduate of John Glenn High School and the bride is a graduate of LaPorte High School. The bride chose as her going away outfit a candy pink crepe pant suit with a keyhole neckline accented in Venice lace and frosted with a pink satin ribbon, with tapered lines. Community Club Card Party Chairmen Named The Worn in's Community Club of Walkerton^ has completed plans and committee chairmen have been named for the Card Party to be held November 12, at 7.00 p.m. in the Community Building. Please nite date change as the first date scheduled was October 22. Mrs. William MicnaisKi, ways and means chairman, has appointed the following: Mrs. Frank C. Kramer and Mrs. Leonard Beaty, door prizes; Mrs. Roy Newell, refreshments and cake sale; Mrs. Acil Hunter, tables and chairs; Mrs. Allen Seaholm, pubicity. Ms. Michalski and her committee Mrs. Evar Peter, son and Mrs. Albert Wohlgemuth are in charge of tablo prizes. No matter what you wish to p ay, bridge, pinochle, canasta or whatever, you’ll find something to your liking. Mrs. Acil Hunter will review "Listen for the Whisperer,” by Phyliss A. Whitney at the next meeting of the Club on October 1, in the Community Building. The reckless motorist who travels at excessive rates sets the pacj that extern-mates. A GOOD SALESMAN WORKS CH I AP vfeU nEWSPAPSR ADV€ RTI Si MG ■ — Gas and heartburn? Di-Gelcontainsa unique anti’ gas ingredient, Simethicone. This unique discovery breaks up and removes painful gasbubbles. Your relief is more complete because Di-Gel takes the acid and the gas out of acid indigestion. Get Di-Gel tablets or liquid today. Product of Plough, Inc. PSYCHIC I DEVELOPMENT CLASSES STARTING i SOON Inquire By CaDing Rev. Ryan ( Phone 586 3933 I Walkerton

SEPTEMBER 30, 1971 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

Celebration To Re Held Sunday ■ I "BB Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lute, of Knox, will be guests of honor at an open house in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary from 2:00 ’io 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 10 at the Washington Township Fire Station, qu State Road 23. Hosts for 'che occasion will be the children of the Lute's. Harold. Robert and Raymond, of Walkerton, and Paul and Lucille. of Plymouth. The Lutes were married oni October 12, 1921, a‘t the home of the bride’s grandmother in Hamlet, Indiana. Mr. Lute is a firmer east of Knox. Na formal invitations have been issued, all relatives and friends are cordially invfied.

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Thanks again' to the wonder, ful people of North Liberty and surrounding communities who founded and contributed to tho "Porky Fund.” Thanks to all. Such acts will never be forgotten. Pork and family We would like to thank everyone for the kindnesses during Mr. Hockett’s stay in the hospitai. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hockett and sons I wish to thank the many friends and relatives who so thoughtfully helped to ease the pain in the untimely loss of my husband, Fred DeCoudres, A special thanks to the A. M. Manuel Funeral Home for their kindness, to Rev. R. C. Willbanks for his words of comfort, and to Dr. Harold D. Neel for coming to participate in the

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memorial service. Vesta DeCoudres 23 CLI B The 23 H ime Demonstration Club met September 11, at the home of Mrs. William Hartman, with 17 members and 3 guests present. The mee'ting was called to order by Mrs. Dan Roser with the pledge t> the flag. Seven members plan to attend th" Achievement Day Program, Tuesday ,September 21. Mrs. Hartman showed the pictures o£ India which was very irAeresting. Refreshments were served by thd hostesses, Mrs. Rauen Mrs. Loucks and Mrs. Worster. The next meeting will be held on October 5 at the home of Mrs, Bonham. SCHOOL MENU John Glenn High School Urey Middle School ‘ Tyner Elementary OCTOBER 4 - 8 Monday — Orange juice, cheeseburger on buns, frencli fries, (or shoestring potatoes), buttered corn, cake (or cookies iTuesday— Meat balls, mash, ed potatoes and gravy, celery and carro't sticks, jello, bread and butter, milk. Wednesday — Orange ju|ce, barbecue on bun. buttered green, beans, tossed salad, fruit, milk, Thursday — Macaroni and cheese, harvard beets, apple sauce, peanut but’ier brownaes, biscuit (or bread), milk. Walkerton Elenii ntary OCTOBER 4 . 8 Monday — Ravoli, bu'etered corn, bread and butter, ice cream, cookie, milk. Tuesday— Scalloped pota. toes, harvard beets, jelly sand, wich, pineapple, milk. Wednesday — Barbecue sand, wich, buttered rice, apple crisp^ milk. Thursday — Johnny Marzettig bifctered broccoli, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, lemon fluff, milk. , Friday — Grilled cheese sand. Wich, buttered mixed vegetables, no bake cookie, milk. Walkerton Friday. Saturday, Sunday Mrs. Polifax Spy A Comedy Rated G Time 7 and 8.55 We Now Have Clear Sound