The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 March 1972 — Page 3

SCHOOL MENU North Liberty Schools MARCH 13 - 17 MONDAY Browned country sausage or tuna salad sandwich Fluffy whiped potatoes and gravy Sauerkraut or honey carrots Crisp celery sticks Yanuny muffins Chilled applesauce Chocolate or white milk TUESDAY Chilled orange juice Pig in blanket Parsley buttered potato cubes Pear-cheese salad Devil's food cake with fluffy frosting Milk r »W> WEDNESDAY * Grilled cheese sandwich or egg < lad sandwich French fried potatoes or tater tots Peanut butter stuffed celery’ Chilled fruit cup Baker's choice cookie M’lk THURSDAY Italian spaghetti Buttered spinach Tossed green salad Sweet dressing Garlic toait points Very berry’ delight Milk FRIDAY Browned ground beef, gravy or fried fish square with tarter sauce Fluffy whipped potatoes Buttered frozen peas Emerald salad Yeast roll with honey butter Shamrock cake Milk VI a] kerf on Elementary march 13 - 17 MONDAY ChlM soup and crackers Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Apple sauce cake

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Milk TUESDAY Sausage patty Mashed potatoes Stewed tomatoes Bread and butter Peaches Milk WEDNESDAY Corn dogs Buttered green beans Pineapple pudding Milk THURSDAY Johnny Marzetti Sauer kraut salad Bread and butter Pears Milk FRIDAY 1 ° Potato soup and crackers Ham salad sandwich Jello Cookie Milk । ; i * John Glenn High School Urey Middle School Tyner Elementary MARCH 13 - 17 MONDAY 1 Chuck wagon steak sandwich Tater tots Buttered peas or celery sticks Fruit Milk TUESDAY Johnny Marzetti Buttered green beans Cole slaw Lemon fluff Bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Orange juice Pizza burger Parsley potatoes Apple sauce Cake Milk THURSDAY Creamed turkey on biscuit or mashed potatoes Buttered com Jello and cookie Biscuit and butter Milk

FRIDAY Chicken noodle soup and crackers or chicken and noodles Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Tossed salad or buttered peas Cherry pi e or fruit Milk PAST MATRONS CLUB MEETS Mrs. Roy Newell and Leanord Beaty hooted the 6;30 p. m, carry-in dinner and meeting of the Walkerton Past Matrons Club at the Masonic Temple, Tuesday, Februray 29th. The tables were decorated in keeping with Valentine with a special valentine at each place. Mrs. Robert Candler, Worthy Matron of Walkerton Chapter 319, Order of Eastern Star was a special guest, Mr. Willard Place presided in : the absence of the president. Mrs. John McCombs. Mrs. George Hillis received thfc attendance gift. A memorial tribute for two numbers, Mrs. Stanley Orcutt and Anna Bose was given by Mrs, Place. A tenative date, March 21 was voted for the meeting. A carry-in dinner at the Temple followed by initiation ceremony given to Mrs. Candler. Miss Dorthca Brenner and Mrs. Art Gro<.e wilt be hostesses. Following the meeting of Tuesday evening fun games was enjoyed with almost every one present receiping a prize. SURPRISE SHOWER GIVEN Little Miss Katie Ruth Jacob and her mother Mrs. Glenn Jacob w er e surprised Sunday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Alfred Drew.-, RR 3, Plymouth, with a baby shower. Ldtle Katie, bom December 10, 1971 was the top most attraction while her mother opened the many pretty packages of little girls frilly fashions. Contest prize winners were Mrs. David Drews, Mrs. Hal Muncie and Mrs. Wilbur Mullet. AssUting Mrs. Drew^ as hostess was her daughter, Mrs. Gary’ Clark, Walkerton. Refreshments were served from a table centered with a doll and a tea table covered with a cloth inscribed "Katie'' on it. BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN SUNDAY Mrs. Ed Dayman yr. and Mrs. Leßoy Carey of Michigan City entertained for Jan Hershberger u<th a bridal shower on Sunday, March 5 at the Hershberger home. Guest were from Michigan City, Lake of the Woods, Plymouth, LaPorte and Walkerton. Lilac and white, Jans chosen ootora, were used and she received many lovely gifts. Miss Hershberger and Jack Berrier of Plymouth will be married later this month. CARDS OF THANKS We are deeply and sincerely grateful to all our wonderful friends and neighbors who were so thoughtful and generous after

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the recent loss of our home and all our possess. Our thanks to all who donated clothing, household items, cash and offers of future help. Words cannot adequately express our feelings. A special thank you to our fellow employees of Wells Aluminum Corporation and the Walkerton Nursing Home. Al.-o to the Walkerton Fire Department who responded to the call in spite of th e fact that there was nothing they could do. A special thank you also to the Mission Thrift Shop for their offer to help. W e shall always remember the many people who helped us. May God bless each and every one of you. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Waldron, Jr. Craig and Debbie EIGTII BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED Celebrating birthdays and anniversaries in the months of Feburary and March of members of the Hostetler Clan, Mr. and Mrs. Herald Hostetler, RR 1, Walkertn hosted a carry-in dinner. Sunday March 27 for more than 50 relatives. Among the eight birthdays so honored were tho.-e of: Wayne Rough, Plymouth; Brenda Lee McNorton. Evanston, Ill.; Herald Hostetler Jr.; Charles Brownlee; Steve Ho tetter, DeWayne Barden and Mildred Barden, all of Walkerton; and Arthur Vitou, of South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Banden. Walkerton; Mr. aad Mrs. Wayne Rough of Ply-

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1 "" MSI mouth and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, formerly of Sunrise Beach, Missouri were honored with a decorated anniversary cake. Th® Smithy wno were celebrating their 25th anniversary are moving here from Missour; and will have a trailer home on RR 1, Walkerton Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mrs. Eugene Skinner. PITCHING? Let doctor'i formula stop it Zemo speeds soothing relief to externally caused itching of eczema, minor rashes, skin irritations, nonpoisonous insect bites. Desensitizes nerve endings. Kills millions of surface germs, aids healing. "Dc-itch” skin with Zemo, Liquid orOintmenL Quick, relief, or your money back! Qi to Friday, Saturday, Sunday Red Sky At Morning With Richard Thomas, Catherine Burns, and Desi Arnez Jr. A story of the young for the young and the yung at heart. Rated "GP'’ Time 7:00 & 9:00

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