The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 October 1971 — Page 2

TIFF; INDEPENDENT-NEWS — OCTOBER 14, 1971

ARE YOU To do.e your book of complaints and to open th. book us praise? To believe other nun are as s icere as you and t tr< h th m with re pet t To ignore wa d 1 i owes yon and think al.nu what you owe life. To stop lookin gfor fuend.slup and t > start thmkmg al-u'c be.ng friendly: To be content with such things THE COII EE HOI SE — A PLACE I OK OI K YOl TH Tae Coffee House is a recreatio center for the youth of todav. It is dedicated to supplying the Youth >f today with a place of their own. A place of Chi-stian Ur. ty, of Cmutian Lae, dedicated to the growth of our youth, thru 'the love of God. The Coffee house is a place foi the youth of today, the futu:e adults of the world. A sei die place where they may bm ; pro!Jenis, sorrows, their joy- A place where they can bi- themselves. V ■ have at the Cffee House, vm.>us things 'co do. Ping pong, TV record player, cards, piano, gin.es. or just sitting around tdl .ng. Some of these items have been donated by 'che people of the community, and the rest

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WILLING? as you have and to stop whining for tin things y>u do not hate? To enjoy the dm-ple^'c things of lie and cease slr.wng for the artificial pleasure of the day Tj foigct what you have accomplished and meditate on wh.d 1 hers have done tor you . To cease looking for someone t ) help you and to d vote yourtelf \o helping others? purchased with money the teenagers have earned \h.mselves by various community projects. The Coffee House is open on Friday and on Saturday nights. Friday nights find us open from 7:30 unYil 11:30, and on Saturday nights from 7:30 to 10:30. it is up to the teenagers to see tha'i the Coffee House is kept clean and orderly. They are doing a great job. Painting of the outside trim was recently done along with yard clean up and inside work being done. We would like 'io thank Rev. Wake of the United Methodist Church. Rev. Burgner of the F-rst Presbyterian Church, and Father LoCko of St. Patricks Church for making this possible by donating the old Methodist church parsonage for our Coffee House, and also for all the blacking thak they have given us when

we needed it. Also, the teenagers of the area would in this way like to thank '.he many chap rones who have helped by don Ring the r time and effoits. A special thanks go s to Mr. (gen Tobias, who has spent many hours working with us io make the cotlee hou-' what it is today. Should anyone wish to help the Coffee Hous- grow, feel free to contact any of the above mentioned minsters, at any of the churches, Glen Tobias at ’►B6 3328, or Kaye Kaser at 9368649. Any of th se people will be glad to help in answering any questions you may have. TO (PARTICIPATE IN CHORAL FESTIVAL Sunday. October 17, at 7..>0 p.m., the Choir of the Uni.ed Methodi.-1 Church will.be participating in a Choral Festival of Christian Music at the Southlawn Un ted Methodist Church, U.S. 31 Souuh, South Bend, Indiana (60756 S. Michigan Sv.). This is an ecumenical choir, being composed of choirs selected from several different denominations and promises to be an evening of inspiration. Specializing In rerniaMient Waving Hair Shaping. Coloring A Styling Dede’s Beauty Salou ; Operators: DEDE FEJES TERRY STULL CAROLYN TIEDE ’ 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton. Indiana Phone 586-3644

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The public is cordially invited to attend. Q □ tl OBPI T A I. NOT E S □ □ EDMITTED O PINE LAKE DIVISION, LaPORTE: Mrs. Lulu Gunn, Mrs. Barney Butler. Mrs. James Daley and Mrs. Florence White, all of Walkerton. ADMITTED TO MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, SOUTH BEND: Amos Bierly, Walker’on. Heighv of fru^tation: the hlpp:e who discover he was going bald.

I CALL MRS. CATT J SHE THROWS A CUP M k WELL-BRED?^ AT HER OLP MAN, 3 -^-—<Bl DON’T SHE ALWAYS /ag r"ullL-v -^TAKE the SPOON I ! i f i i i i i MV L

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