The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 October 1972 — Page 3

NORTH LIBERTY

Brian Hevel and friend, Buddy Merchant, of St. Petersburg, Fla., visited grandparents and friends in the North Liberty area last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Albright have returned to their home at Ellington, Florida, after visiting relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finch, of Hanna, called on Mrs. Fred De- - Coudres Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey, Brenda, Robert and Steven, of Goshen, were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Esther Harman. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parsons and Brian, of Niles, and Mrs. Edith Steele, were Sunday evening luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Steele and family. The Over 60 Club will meet at the North Liberty Community Building on Wednesday, October 11 with a pot luck dinner at noon. Mrs. Ruth Bare recently visited her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toegley, in Vandalia, Michigan. Little Donnie Noel, of Goshen, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Clark fell recently and received a gash on his face which required a number of stitches. Clayton Gable, of Rockford, Hl., and son Richard Gable, Mrs. Dorothy Ruff, of Tynar, and Mrs. Ruth Bara, warn recent visitors at theJKOM of Mra. Walter Slattery. Hump Tkirita— ' church ob Friday, October 4, at 7:30 JMSL Sunday dinner guesto ©f Mrs. Sterling Amm were Mr. sad Mm Hugh Bosworth, of Clearwater, Florida, and Mr. and Mm Hawed Schaftor, of Bcmmb. Mr. sad Mrs, Ate* Hildebrand, of Avon, Ohio, were Saturday and Sunday guests of her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Donathen and her grandson David Donathen, of Chicago, was a roMw on Bunds# MBmbioo®. Mrs. Lodema Houser is a patient in the Pine Lake Division Hospital, LaPorte. Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Clark, Susan and Timmy, of Mishawaka, and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Clark, were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Clark.

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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stuver, of Niles, Michigan, Mrs. Russell Naragon, of Walkerton, and Cleo Sheneman were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sheneman. Urey Panthers Win Over North Liberty Urey Middle School raised its record to 2-1 as it downed North Liberty 28-20 on September 26. The Panthers used their complete 40 man squad on their way to victory. The first Urey score came at 2:06 in the first quarter with a 10 yard sw6ep by fullback Jim Wieger. Urey tried to run the PAT and failed. The score remained 6-0 until the second period. The first touchdown in the second quarter came on a three yard run again by Jim Wieger with the PAT good for 2 on a Leonard Jaske to Ron Haney pass. The second came on a 20 yard end sweep by quarterback Jerry Johnson. The PAT attempt failed. Urey struck pay dirt first again in the third quarter on a 3 yard run by Matt Pearish. The PAT once again failed. Liberty’s first touchdown came in the third period on a 60 yard touchdown run by Rick Naragon. The FAT fallML North Liberty*® test two scores .-«cssae to th® aa ‘Wiri.j 'wriaap l Ttoari Wyate wsdl one for 40 yards. by Netewoutor. Urey’s final two potato were •cored when Paul Grows tackled a North Ltasrty ball carrier la the and none ter Arsstoty. Jim Wtagar was cited -as ti» btoKtova player of the week and Terry Hearth as ths attentive ptay er of the week. YORKTOWN HOME | DEMONSTRATION club meets The first fall meeting of the Yorktown Home Demonstration Club was held in the home of Mrs. Robert Flaugher with Mrs. James Bolze as her co-hostess. The newly elected officers for tre year are president, Mrs. Edgar Cole; vice-president, Mrs. Harold

Rizek; treasurer, Mrs. Walter Pickavet; secretary, Mrs. James Bolze and song leader, Mrs. Robert Flaugher. Tile club discussed meetings, lessons and projects for the year followed by refreshments by the hostesses. The hostess prize was won by Mrs. Cole and the co-hostess prize went to Mrs. Robert Schaeffer. Tlie October meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Robert Wagner. CARDS el. ■MOFBH®,® THANKS Many thanks to everyone for their prayers, flowers and cards during my stay in the hospital and at home. Your kindness is deeply appreciated. John Anspaugh I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for the cards, prayers and help offered and rendered to my wife and I during my recent illness while I was in the hospital and on my return home. I would also like to express my appreciation to Bill Elkin for the fast and efficient ambulance service. Duane Rhodes I wish to express my appreciation to each of my friends for your prayers and cards during my stay in the hospital and since then. May God bless each one. Bernice Ginter North Liberty We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for the thoughtfulness and kindness shown to tri during the sickness •ml death of our loved one, Mr, Ctescoca RhodsiMoiu Mio. Ctarmot Rboibcbsek and. family Wa would like to thank all of our friends and neighbors for the food, flowers and many acta of Madness during th* loss of our husband and father, Eldon Smith, and special thanks to the A. M. Manuel Funami Hone, Rev. Kent Bennett and Dr. Lushbaugh. Mrs. Eldon Smith and family Girl Scout News Mrs. Ray Chapman, Township Chairman, held a meeting recently in her home for all adult leaders and helpers in the local Girl Scout program. Mrs. Mary Lou Wise, Association Chairman of the JO MARSH Association set forth goals and answered questions. The township committee consists of Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, Troop Organizer; Mrs, William Flaugher and Barbara Steinke,- Troop Consultants; Troop Leaders are Kathy Blakely, Mrs. Joe Cromey, Mrs, Harold Muncie and Mrs. Ronald Chapman, for Brownies; Mrs. Pete Wilcox and Mrs. Donald Zellers, for Juniors, grades 4 and 5; Mra. Ray Chapman and Mrs. Charles Peterson for Juniors, grade 6; Mr* Robert Farrar and Mrs. John Clark for Cadets, Troop Committee is Mrs. Wyman Hochstetler, Mrs Jack Ryan, Mrs. DeWayne P* ve y, Mrs. Charles Peterson and Mrs. Bryce Rohrer. The Tri Kappa chapter is sponsoring the local When In LaPorte Be Sure To Stop At The I Light House For All Your ; i WIRING AND LIGHTING NEEDS 11 609 Andrew Avenue Phone 362-9905 '—i mi ■ ii wo—>■p—w>—ea w — o>— — —

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Girl Scout program. The first service unit meeting will be held on October 10 in tha Youth Building at 9:30 a.m. Anyone willing to donate their time and services to the Giri Scouts may come to this meeting. JGHS BAND AT BALL STATE SATURDAY Fifty members of the John Glen n High School Band were at Ball State University Saturday, September 30. During the morning the members rehearsed two hours and participated in the Parade of Bands. After lunch they took part in the pre-game show with 3,000 high schoool band members and the Ball State University Band. Matt Kickbush, Ed Fenstermacher and Patty Miller, trumpters of the JGHS Band appeared with the Ball State Band, 400 other trumpters, and Doc Severenson, of the Tonight Show, during the half time show. Band director Donald Swing and Mrs. Swing and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Westhues accompanied the group. CHAPMANS enjoy MONTH VACATION Mr. and Mrs. Clyde cnapman have returned home from a month vacation in the western states. Enroute to California they stopped at the Com Palace, Mitchell, South Dakota, The Badlands, the famous Wall Drug Store and the Black Hills of South Dakota, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks in Wyoming. Also Salt Lake City, Utah, Ponderosa Ranch of Bonanza TV fame, Incline Village, Reno, Carson City and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. \ In California they visited relatives at Lakeport, Walnut Creek, Valencia and Onyx. Several sightseeing trips were made in California to Chinatown, a cruise from Fisherman's Wars and Golden Gate Bridge In San Francisco. Also the Queen Mary at Long Beach, Marti's ROsaa uLLaoAkIte Dato-fltoHvftapv Bag*, era Museum at Apple and Yosemite National Park, On the return trip stops were made at Scotty's Castle in Death Valley, Calif., Las Vegas and Hoover Dam in Nevada. Also Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest and the Fainted Desert in Ari*

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zona, Dodge City, Kansas, and th* Eisenhower Center in Abilene Kansas. At the center is the Eisenhower home, a museum, library and the place of meditation wher* President Eisenhower and his son are buried. On reaching maiana tney visited Mr. ad Mrs. C. M. Moss, at Greencastle. Mrs. Moss is a sister of Mrs. Chapman. The Chapmans were only in rain from Grand Teton National Park to Ogden, Utah on September 5 but found plenty of water in Indiana. AGONIZING HUN FROM] I INGROWN i TOENAIL?] a GetOutgrofor ■ fast relief jg Why suffer the agony of ingrown toenail pafn when Outgro can give you fast, temporary relief? Outgr® toughens irritated skin, eases inflammation, reduces swelling without affecting the shape, growth or position of the nail. Outgro gives you fast pain relief, and makes it easier to cut eut the nail... cut out the pain caused by ingrown toenail Stop la* grown nat I pain fast with Outgro.

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