The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 October 1972 — Page 2

— THE INDEPENDENt-NTCWS — OCTOBER 26. 1972

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Mk. Sheryl Bciun Yoder reci'.. 1 a ma-ter of library science dutig summer vomnn ncement at It. >a University, Bloomington. Mt \ Jcsephme Christianson, of K r x, is spending several weeks wilt. Mrs. Nellie Smith. Mrs. Pied DeCoudres, North I !. I ty. and Mrs. Roy Horrell, of Indi na pul is. visited Mrs. DeCoudn- aunt. Mrs. Walter Hayes, at Twm City Falls, Idaho from Monday to Friday. M . and Mrs. Ronald Sprigg and Amy. of Gary, were guests Saturday night and Sunday of her parents, Mr. and Mx*. Fred Schultz. Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. Fred DeCoudres were Mr. and Mt- Donald Lord Jr., South Bend. R aid Horrell, of Galesburg, 111., and Miss Linda Tugitt, of Indianapolis. Mv. and Mrs. Herbert Kurzhal. North Liberty, were honored with a family dinner Sunday. October 22. in the home of their daughter an i son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haskins, U. S. 31, Lakeville. Thi- was the 50th wedding anniv?- iy of the Kurzhals. Other relatives and friends who were prevnt for the happy occasion were counted in the forties and the honored couple received many love y gifts and cards. The Over Sixty Club will meet at the North Liberty Community Building on Wednesday. November s with a Thanksgiving turkey d.iner at noon. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Foreman, Bobby and Teresa, of South Bend, weie Sunday dinner guests of Mr. an t Mrs Leslie Foreman and David M s. Ethel Smith, mother of Mr- Orville Finch, is a surgical pat nt in Memorial Hospital, in South Bend. M'S. Jack Guelzo and family, of Gt and Rapids, Michigan, were Saturday night and Sundav guests of h r parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Morris. I'’ l and Mrs Arthur Bailey and B:?' la. of G -hen, were Wednesd »y evening callers of Mrs. Esther Harman. Mrs. Whiteleather •n » Miss Kathy Ryan, of South Bend, were Saturday visitors. M»< Jerry Howell, of Argos, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Ulbright, is a surgical patient in Park view Hospital, Plymouth.

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NORTH LIBERIA DRII T BK! VHEkS iO MEET The first meeting of our chib will be held at the Club House in Potato Creek State Park, on November 1 at 7:00 p.m. Anyone interested in joining our club for snowmobiling and ATVs is invited to come. We will be planning our trip to Michigan at this meeting so please come prepared to sign up for this week end of snow fun. Also, any member who has received a card from the Michigan Snowmobile magazine, please call your secretary, Norma Patrick Also any member who has not sent your letter to the Department of Natural Resources, get it done. See you on the first Wednesday. Think snow. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH WOMEN MEET The general meeting of tne St. John’s Lutheran Church Women of North Liberty met on Wednesday, October 18, in the church s cial room with 18 members, one guest and seven children present. Devotions were given by Mrs. Kurt Luxnat and Mrs. William Springman. Election of officers were held vith Mrs. Orville Finch, president; Mrs. Kurt Luxnat. vicepresident; Mrs. John Nichols, secretary; and Mrs. Harold Goodling. treasurer, for 1973. Mrs. Lloyd Umbaugh led a memorial service in loving memory of Mrs. Bertha Dorsch. A report was given by Pastor Peterson on th? in-gathering of food he took to Mulberry- Home recently. Also a report was given bv Mrs. Evelyn Stephenson on the South Bend District Assembly of the L. C. W. Members were reminded that lap iibts are due at the December meeting to be taken to the nursing home for Christmas. Also an attempt to help a needy family at Christinas time was voted on. Members were also reminded of St. John's Homecoming on NovemUr 5 along with the Bake Sale scheduled for Saturday, Novt mber 18, at the Community State Bank. Two evenings next week were set aside to paint the main area of the church basement. The group voted on having new shrub-b-rv placed around the front part of the church. 4 fg MW-

Several ether items were discussed. The meeting was cloned with the rep eating of the missionaty binediction followed b' mfiashments served by the Dorcas Circle. SCHOOL WW John Glenn High Schu.il Os IOU r 30 - NOVEMBER 1 MONDAY c i.-h sandwich Butte i d peas and carrots Cookie F 1 dlt Milk TUESDAY Creamed turkey on biscuit or mashed potatoes Buttered corn Perfection salad Biscuit or bread and butter Brownie square Milk WEDNESDAY Sloppy Joes French fries or buttered potatoes Tossed salad Sliced pear Milk North Liberty Schools OCTOBER 30 - NOVEMBER 1 MONDAY Barbecue cn warm bun Buttered golden whole kernal corn Crisp celery sticks Anole crisp with topping Milk - ’ TUESDAY Fann Bureau Insurance I 1 Ronald E. Cripe Agent For All Your Insurance Needs LIFE — AUTO HOME OWNERS FARM POLICIES GROUP LIFE & HEALTH COMMERCIAL & ETC. Residence Phone 656-3242 North Liberty

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fARMING HRSTS ~ AMERICA’S RR6T ( ENVIRONMENTALISTS IN COLONIAL AMERICA ,TUE rn FARMER PROTECTED THE > 6EAUTY (ANP BOUNTY;OF h,s n£w homeland with i 4 1 PRIMITIVE TOOLS,HE EXX TRACTEP FOOP FfeoM THE <\ EARTH WHILE TRYING TO —a" KEEP OUR WATERS CLEAN • • ANP OUR TREES STAMPING. The woopen plough no LONGER EXISTS TOPAY, fl —r -, »»WB lTlt FARMERS ARE SCIENTISTS. V CONTOUR FAOWW4G, BETTER — J CONTROL OF SOIL EROSION, INCREASEP SOIL FERTILITY ANP CAREFUL USE of com- iL^, .' Fv \ AAgftOAL FERTIUZfiRS IN- fA 1 flKif ' 4 SURE THAT OUR FARMLAND WILL STAY GREEN...ANP Z PROPUCBVE. - i Apvancep technology G 1 aW7 allows each farmer to 4 FEEP HE PEOPLE. OUT MANY ■ PEOPLE PONT UNPERSTANP FARMING METHOPS.AMERICAN m OIL SUGGESTS THE PARMER - TELL HIS STORY, SO MOPERN x fooptropucihg practices WILL BE UN PERSTOOP BY new environmenta1 ';k^ xu&TS ' z S s MAX E. STEELE INSURANCE g Ixmzo Building, North Liberty | Of*. Phone 6.MF8121 Rew. Phone 666-4641 B Dr. Elliott Frash, Optometrist S 413 Michigan Street Walkerton, Ind ane 1 | Phone 586-3722 g HOURS: Every Other Monday Afternoon 1:00 - 5:30 All Day On Thursdays 9:30 - 5:30 .jfgfgfgfißaggfgfa^jQfaaag^jgj^^gijg^^ BEAVER UPHOLSTERY . , NEW FURNITURE Living Room Suits from $99 95 Recliners f rom $89.95 End Tables f rom $20.95 Dinettes f rom $69.95 3-Pc Bedroom Suite from $179 95 SPECIAL - TOYS - DOLLS • 32.00 - $2.50 Christmas Cards 89 c 102 N. Main Strict North Liberty, Ind. Phone 656-3283

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