The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 44, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 April 1972 — Page 12

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A ba ket ol pa*K and yehow chyrsanthemums decorated the ri'ar of the Walkerton United Methodist Church, Sunday A; rd 2 rm thi wedding of Miss Darhne Pink Weller and Mr. Larry Wayne Groves. The Rev. Clyde D. Wake perfumed the d able ring ceremony. Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst provided the nuptial music. Mr. and Mrs. narmu We’ler, RR. 2, Walkerton, are the parents of the bride. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Groves. 1120 Harrison St. Walkerton. Mrs. William F. Barden, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and wore a pink flocked nylon over taffeta gown, made 1

ARTS AND CRAFTS CONTEST ENTRY BLANK Name Grade School I Meiia i Fill in numbers of each. A total of three is the limit. Alt Craft Return thi blank to the Art Department at any of the five scho-.L by Monday. April 17, 1972. • DRAPERY SALE I AERO Custom Made-To-Order I | DRAPERIES | 25% Off W lanziriou* Draperies, ( ustom Tailored In The Style That You ■ A Want. And, )ou Saxe 85% On Fabric Ami Labor. A Very A a Special Collection Os Exuberant Print*, Fashionable Solids, J w DFhaie Sheers, tntiqiie Satm, Casements, Striking Jacquard*, V A D-niisks And N >ceH> Uraxe* ... In A Magnificent .Array ■ A Os ih-eorator ( nior*. < house Standard Or Cuatom I'ullnes*; 1 J Inlined Or IJned I abric 'Il at \ssurcs An Instant Look Os f | Quaidx. (liohv Os Sateen, Valiant, Or Roc-Lon Rain-No-Satln i a Lining* RESIDENTIAL — APARTMENTS — OFFK'ES GOWIN | Carpet & Draperies | a Phom 6.% IW7 — l(Mi North .Main, North Liberty A Hour*; Munday, WediM-Mtn, I rhtay and Saturday. 9.00 - 5:00 A TueMlat* ami IhurMlay* 12:00 - 5:00

wicu an empire waistline, a standup ruffle for the collar and a ruffle around the bottom of the gown. 'I he long puffed sleeves ending Li a rutile at the wrists. She carried a noesgay bouquet of pink daisies and also wore a white picture hat trimmed with pink ribbon and pmk daisies to match her noesgay. The bridesmaids were Mias Debbie Groves sister of the groom and Mrs. John Vandal], both of Walkerton. They wore identical yellow flocked nylon gowns over taffeta, made like the matron of honor's. They caried nosegays of yellow daisies and also wore white picture hats trimmed with yellow ribbons and yellow daisies to match their nosegays.

The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, and was attired in the white silk organza over bridal satin gown. It was made with an empire waistlnie and with a high neck trimmed with lace The gown was trimmed with a deep rutfle at the bottom, which also formed a short tram and was also trimmed with lace like the neckline. Her fingertip mantilla was trimmed in lace to match her wedding gown Her bouquet was of white daisies and pink rosebuds. The best man was Mr. Mark Groves, of Walkerton, brother of the groom. The groomsmen were Roger Stull of Walkerton and Hugh Geren, of LaPorte. Ushers for the wedding were Mr. Phillip Harris of South Bend, and Mr. Chalies Harris of Elkhart, both brothers of the bride. Billy and Paul Groves, of Walkerton, brothers of the groom, were in charge of the gifts. Miss Susan Ketcham, of South Bend, cousin of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. A reception waa held in the social rooms of the church immediately following the wedding. Miss Linda Bouse, Mrs. Robert Schaeffer and Mrs. Asa Clevenger, of Walkerton, and Mrs. Hugh Geren, of LaPorte, were in charge of refreshments. The new Mrs. Groves is a 1969 graduate of John Glenn High School and is employed as a service representative for Indiana Bell Telephone Co. in South Bend. Mr. Groves is also a 1969 graduate of John Glenn High School and is employed by Bethlehem Steel Co. in the Metalurgical De- ' partment in the Burns Harbor i Plant. After a short honeymoon to i Stomach Upset by Gas and Acid? Di-Gel with Simethicone quickly relieves gassy-acid upset. This unique discovery breaks > up and removes painful gas- . bubbles. Your relief is more complete because Di-Gel takes i the acid and the gas out of acid indigestion. When you eat too well, demand Di-Gel. Tablets, liquid. Product of I’lough, Inc. Question? I can handle the costs of minor accidents and illnesses myself (<r through my regular insurance) but what about the very high costs of a serious accident ora prolonged hospital stay? This worries me. ONSWER... The answer is a Meridian Major Medical policy which pays the greater part of such costs above a selected deductible, and covers to SIO,OOO, or even to $15,000 as desired.* *as defined in the policy. This is an excellent policy, May we give you a Majo^ Medical rate quotation? R. W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Hamlet Aftere-MHi* — Koontz Lako Phone 867-2824 Q MERIDIAN ” INSURANCE a world of protection

southern Indiana, they will be at home in LaPorte, Indiana. Cub Scout News Nine Walkerton Cub Scouts received awards at the pack meeting recently in the Youth Building. Chris Dreessen and Jeff Henry completed requirments for their Bobcat pins and wore welcomed into the pack. Others earning awards were Jeff White, denner; Brian Parker, gold and silver arrow; Scott Lowry and Bruce Larrimore, assistant denner.

How to get your refrigerator to cook tilings. Stir the right things into * 7 ——J Jell-O* Brand Gelatin and L ‘ i your refrigerator will fix iu-.-.*” i crunchy salads, interesting > . ’ i fruits and new side dishes. 1 7 ’• ; For over 250 exciting ideas, 2 •> _• i send 25c (in coin) with your / \ name.addressandzipcodeto: / ‘ ’ i Joys of Jell-O, p—. Box 8074, Kan- t I <4^3 &." linois ' J JELKH J' ’‘ ' ■ ■ . ' '' ' - 'l ■■r ■E . WALKERTON SUMMER FESTIVAL CLEAN-UP FIX-UP CONTEST , Nam? । Address — I Send entry' and photograph to; MRS. LARRY LOWRY R. R. 1, Box 41 Walkerton, Indiana 46574 ENTRY RULES: Each residence within city limits and the immediate outlaying areas is eligible to participate in this contest. Each entry must be accompanied by a photograph of the property before improvements have been made. Entries must be submitted by May 20, 1972. Winners will be announced on Thursday, June 1, following the crowning of the Festival Queen. Trophies will be awarded to the winners. PUBLIC AUCTION Duc to selling our home and buying a mobile home, we will sell the following personal property on SATURDAY. APRIL 15 AT 11:00 A.M. E.S.T. DIRECTIONS: 27480 New Road, North Liberty, Indiana. 2 miles north of North Liberty on State Road 23, then m miles eart or 2 miles north of State Road 4 down Redwood to New Road then west on New Road for of a mile. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES: Coppertone deluxe range with eye-level oven (like new), Coppertone Kitchenmaid dishwasher (like new), Coppertone Norge refrigerator (like new), Kelvinator refrigerator, deep freeze chest-type freezer. AIR CONDITIONER: 11,000 B.T.U. Coldspot (like new). YAMAHA 292 SNOWMOBILE: Less than 5 hours use — also snowmobile sled (like new). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Dinette set with 6 chairs (like new >, Antique heavy oak dining table, 4 bar stools, 3-piece sectional, Spanish commode table, matching pair of living room chairs, nice recliner, beautiful bamboo davenport with matching chair, saucer chair, bookcase, pair of end table lamps, nice Philco 21” black and white console television, 3pieee wall clock set, beautiful 3-piece white and gold French Provincial bedroom set, desk with mirror and chair, 2 sets of box springs for double bed. MISC ELLANEOUS ARTICLES: Webcor tape recorder, Royal typewriter, door mirror, miscellaneous lamps, dishes, metal shelves miscellaneous books, step ladder, lawn chairs shovels ano rakes, vise 10-gallon milk cans, 23” power lawn mower. *. hp ’ electric P um P motor, children's table and a.s childrens swing set with slide, miscellaneous children’s toy-, child s little red wagon, snow sleds, children’s clothes, other miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. dtrM I SSit'i” n S NOTE: MMt ° f the ltemS *"• in w “- Mr. & Mrs. Richard Geyer COL. CARL KASER. Auctioneer Phone 656-4532, North Liberty, Indiana COMMUNITY STATE BANK, Clerk North Liberty, Indiana Lunch Served Not Responsible For Accidents

Den three was in charge cthe greeting. Den one conductej the opening and closing and fur. nished the refreshments. The a* tendance trophy went to Den Si Plans were announced for paper drive April 29. The ne pack committee meeting will 1 at 7:30 p.m. April 11 in the hon of John McGovern, Jr. The pa< will hold its next meeting at p.m. April 25 in the Youth Buil ing. Don’t need it — why keep it use our classified ads!