The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 February 1972 — Page 3

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Mr. and Mrs. David Ci> y of Bm human, Michigan, were in Walkerton Sunday to vi it his giandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Groshans. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fitzgerald were in Plymouth Sundry afternoon calling on Mrs. Mary Gardnt r who was a former Walkerton resident. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Hoover and Mr. Joe Kaznuercak of Magician Lake, Dowagiac, Mich, were Saturday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ullery. The Oregon Towmhp Home Ec Club will meet February Bth. (Tuesday) for their luncheon at 12:00 CST m the horn© of Mrs. Roy Newell, • | Mr. and Mm Marion Anderson entertained Sunday in their home to celebrate th birthday of thir daugher Mrs. Norman Beagks Guest present to enjoy the day were Mr. and Mm Raymond Beagles, Mrs. Roy Milter. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beagles and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hellinga and family of Middlebury and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Duuthett of Three Oaks, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Delaney of Lafayette were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton and son. On Saturday the group and Mr. and Mrs. David Knowlton and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. David Drrws and son went to North Liberty to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Knowlton and daughters where the twin daughters were ct lebrating on their sth birthday. Mrs. Barbara Becker, Auburn, Indiana, spent the weekend with her mother. Mrs Willard Place. Mrs. Ruby Jimmemon of North Liberty had plenty of moral support when nine of her 12 children accompanied her to ' Bellefontaine, Ohio for the funeral of her brother, Homer Arnett. She was accompanied by six sons, Mr. and Mm Ed Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Rus ell Jimerson of Walkerton; Mr. Clyde Cole of South Bend, Mr. Vance Cole of Osceola; Mr. Don Jimerson Jr. of Hamlet and Wayne Jimenon of North Lberty; three daughters, Mrs. Virgie Eaton of Walkerton; Mrs. Stelle Thomas of Knox and Donna Jimmerson of North Liberty.

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Tuesday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freeman and Mary Ann u r 0 Mr. and Mrs. Gary Freeman, Kevin and Neal. Mr. ar I Mrs. Roy Freeman and Mary Ann; Mr. and Mrs. fhb Hoover and family. Mis, Buel Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs’ Larry Biancr of South Bend were all guot of Mrs. Hazel Hoover last Sunday, to celebrate the birthday of three members of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeMyer were we- k end guest.- of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Luther in LiPorte. Week end house guests of Mrs. Helen Smith of Koontz Lake were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gentile and family of Lombard, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith and fam ly of Crestwood. Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vandermar and daughters of Richmond, Indiana. Part of the gioup spent a day in Michigan f Wing and some of them went ice skating on Koontz Lake. Mra. Ruth Gerry and Mrs. Ruth Brehms will be hostesses for the Koontz Lake Conervation Club pot luck supper this Saturday evening beginning at 5:30 CST at the Club house. A social hour follows the supper and its a nice place for members and gue^t to spend their Saturday evening. ,» Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tollessen and daughters were here from Cicero, Illinois Sunday to spend the day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evar Peterson of Koontz Like and to celebrate tht 13th birthday of one of the daughters. YORKTOWN HOME EC CLI B MEETS The first meeting of the New Year was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Lowry w.th 12 members' answering roll call with their birthday month. Mrs. Jim Bolze was the co-hoste-ss. Mrs. June Wiegand gave a lesson on decopoge. The hostess and cohostess prizes went to Mrs. Marvin Williams. Refreshments were served. The next meet‘ng will be held on Fbruary 12 at Schorl’s Restaurant in Plymouth, honoring the club members husbands with a Valentine Party. Following the dinner the group will go to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warner Clark for the balance of the evening. NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts otte r than my own. Fredrick Williams

SCHOOL MENU North Liberty School* FEBRUARY 7-11 MONDAY Cn.lled orange juice Pork barbecue on wmm bun Tri talers Yellow cake with fruit sauce Milk TUESDAY B iked meat loaf with gravy Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Fluffy whipped potatoes Crisp fresh ipple slices A sorted bread and butter Crackled sugar cookie Milk WEDNESDAY Con. y dog on warm bun Buttered green beans Creamy cole slaw Pumpkin crunch Whipped topp ; ng Chocolate or white milk THURSDAY Oven fried chicken Cranberry sauce Fluffy whipped potatoes Mashed sweet potatoes Crsip lettuce salad with French dre.-sing Bread and butter sandwich Assorted chilled fruit Milk FRIDAY (Lincoln's Birthay) Macaroni and cheese or (Macaroni and meat or Grilled cheese sandwich Buttered peas Crisp carrot sticks Peanut butter sandwich Lincoln Log desert Milk FEBRUARY 7-11 MONDAY ▼ ▼ Mashed potatoes with hauburger gravy Buttered broccoli Bread and butter RJc e krLpie squares Milk TUESDAY Meat loaf Mashed potatoes and gravy Bread and butter Celery and carrot sticks Jello Milk WEDNESDAY Hot dog sandwich Sauer kraut Apple Pie Milk THURSDAY Pizza burger Buttered corn Apple sauce Milk FRIDAY Tomato *oup Crockers Luncheon meat sandwich Mixed fruit Milk John Glenn High School "... we wen sinking faster..." "...the waves wen 35 feet above u 5..." "... more and more shark fins cutting the water..." ---THOR HEYERDAHL u EXPEDITIONS f Jak X a. ' J You must see RA! An astounding true-life adventure ■ for the whole family! Showing February 15th 1 DAY ONLY RIALTO THEATRE Walkerton Ptesne 3M-3337 Tim s: 7:W • 9:00

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I rey Middle School Tyner El mentary FEBRUARY 7-11 MONDAY Beef .rteak sandwich Titter tots or .^hoestr i g potiitoe.j Corn F i u.t Milk TUESDAY Ham and being Combread and butt* r Tossed salad Orange jello with peaches Milk WEDNESDAY Sloppy joe on bun French fries Buttered peas or celery and carrot sticks Apple pie or fruit Milk THURSDAY Chicken and noodles Mashed potatoes Marinated bean salad Pudding Milk FRIDAY Orange juice Hot dog on bun Parsley potatoes Apple sauce Cake Milk SURPRISE BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN Mirs Jennifer Jo Peddycord of North Liberty was guest of honor ata surprise bridal t hower held at the Commun.ty Building on January 23. Hostes*es were Mrs. Charles WilTam- and Miss Bitty Peddycord. The bride elects chosen colors are blue and white and they formed the dcoration color theme used in streamers, wedding bells and a large umbrella along with a beautiful cake. Gam- s wer e played and prizes were won by Mrs. Frank Erdelyi. Mrs. John Peddycord, Miss Penny Klopfenstein and Miss Carol Peddycord. Jennifer Jo receved many lovely gifts. Miss Peddycord will be wed to Jo® Erdeiyi wi February 4. n~—- - _ □ CARDS OF TIIA NK S □ n We wish to express our sincere thanks to friends, relatives and neighbors for their help and thoughtfulness during the lines* and death of Mr, Mutchter. A special thanks to the funeral home. Rev. Clyde Wake and Mrs. Fayette Dunn. Myrtle M itchler Evelyn Lawrence Howard Rose

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I wk h to express my appn r at ion to all my friends, ne»gh t( rs and relatives who sent m cards during my rec nt stay i St. Jo . ph hospital. Kerry Eato Thanks to .ill who helped m during my i 'nt sorrow, fnm'n ghbo:-, Nu-baum-Elkins Fun cral Home. Eastern Star, Reb ( knh L dge. \\ S.C.S, Lodge an< Rev. Wike. Irene Place I wish to thank the man' friends for cards, flowers an< v - its during my recent stay ii the hospital. To the Drs. a the Clime and the surgeon, Dt J.C. Richter I owe my speed' recovery. Aw; thanks to Rev Wake and Rev. Shelb y f Or tftei; visits. Ray H. Wijsoi We wish to express our ap preciation to our many, nwrj friends and relatives for then knd thoughts and deeds durn ing our recent bereavement. A special thanks to those wh< contributed to th© heart fund. The family of Wdard F. Knepp We would like to thank all our friends neighbors for the food and kuid words, floweis ir the loss of my Mother. Mrs. Shetland Stull and fam ]y Stomach upset •; by gas and acid? Di Ge! with Simethicone quick!/ relieves gassy-acid upset. ’This uniaue discovery breaks up and removes painful gas-bubbles. Your relief is more complete because Di-Gel takes the acid ami the gas out of acid indigestion. Get Di-Gel tablets or liquid today. Product of Plough, Inc. • < Eri., Sat., Sun., F. h 4-8 CHROME A HOT LEATHER A cycle thriller rated “GR” Time 7 & 8:35 Next week Walt Dinslay’s FLVBBER

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