The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 April 1973 — Page 2

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — APRIL 12, 1973

Locals^ I ft' H L M . Tom W> L of Torrent. California. is here visiting w.th fanv.lv and friends. M■’ and Mi.- Ailhur DeMy r spent the week end in Indianapolis wdh their son Craig. They attended four baseball games pl u M by the Indiana Central team of which Craig is a member T , . G rden Party style show Trid v April 13. at the North Liberty High School beginning at xo p.m. sponsored by North l/h-tv Tn Kappa. Sears. Hoebuck and Co. will provide the i smans. M . and Mrs. James Capek Si. entertained for Sunday dinner Wl tt Mi. and Mrs. James Capek j: and family; Mr and Mrs. Wa-ne Capek and family; Mr. an i Mrs. Edward Kopta. of II . swlale. Hl-: and Mrs. James S paens, Cicero, 111. • 1 M . and Mrs. Cyriel Matthxshon of S >uth Bend, were Sunday visitor- of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bierly. M s. Emma Ward and Mrs. Mildred Rice will serve as hostesa ~ for the Koontz Lake Conservatt n Club carry in dinner next Saturday evening at 5:30 pm. CST at the club house. A social hour will follow with games and v. -it >rs. Ait open house birthday party at the Walkerton Community Bud ling on Sunday for Mrs. George Barden in the afternoon g.ven by the children. In the evening a dinner was held for the 1 unity. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barden and 1 un iy; Mrs. Tom Wood, of Torr me. Calif.’. Mr and Mrs. George B ; r ten Jr. and son. of Kansas Citj Mo.; Wayne Barden and for y. of Elkhart: Mr. and Mrs. R'h.rt Harney, of Mishawaka; Mi and Mrs. Leonard Deranek, of South Bend: Mrs. Ray Don- . of Chesterton: and other relat.ves from Chicago.

COMING APRIL 15 At 2:00 p.m. (ST — 3:00 p.m. EST BLUEGRASS & COUNTRY MUSIC SHOW Kingsfoid Heights Sals Bam With The Bluegrass Drifters And Guests Donation $1.75 Children 12 and under Free! FIRST CHVKCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. OF PLYMOI TH. INVITES THE PUBLIC TO ATTEND A FREE LECTURE by NEIL H. BOWLES A member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, On the subject of The Cause and Cure of 111-Health APRIL 16. MONDAY at 8 p.m. (ET) in LINCOLN IR. H.S. PLYMOUTH E. GSbM*n SI A N. IJlierty St. (200 Hock north and 500 rant) The lecture will last one hour No admission charge, no col--1” tion, no follow-up For your information and without any obligation, com*- and hear In - Christ.an Sconce viewpoint regarding tin- challenging ibjoM Cm for y ung ihildien will be available.

Mrs. A. J. Kennedy and her daughter, Mrs. Kenny Moon, of South Bend, spent a couple of days 1 i-t week in Indianapolis with Mi and Mis, Tom Sullivan and family. Mr Elsie Johnson entertained at dmner cn Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cripe. Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Cripe, Cari*.? Sue and Sv tt Mi and Mrs Michael Skees, M chelle and Chi. tie; M irgu rite Cooney all of South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Shoemaker, of Travis. Ela. and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Awald. of Walkerton. Ihe birthdays of Mrs. R. D. Cripe and Mrs Awald were celebrated. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. Charles Vandall were Mrs. John Zugt 1 and Anna, of Allegan. Mich.; Mrs. Joe Steiger and children, of South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Vandall. of Mishawaka; Deano and Tommy Vandall; Mr. nd Mrs. M.chael Ross. Mike and Wendy; Mr. and Mrs. John Vandall: Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hurford. Missy and Dougie, and Debbie Hurford, of Plymouth. Mr. and Mrs. John Kiracofe and daughter, of Fort Wayne, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ullery. Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeiffer came home last week from a month’s vacation at Lehigh Acres with her sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snyder and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bandendistel had as their guests on Thursday. Apr.l 3. on his 92nd birthday, Alice and Harry Buffey and Helen Allison, of Mishawaka and Ann Resler, of Walkerton. Ice cream and cake were enjoyed. Keith and Irene Baker w?re recent guests of June and Carlisle Leslie, of Buchanan Dam. Burmt, Texas. The Bakers anti Lesl ‘S were former Walkerton residents and had not seen each other for at least 10 years. Needless to say many Walkerton friendships w< re recalled during the week end. The Leslies recently moved to Texas from California, the Bakers have returned to Texas after sp l nding seven months in Puerto Rico.

Gregg and Debbie Kelver, of LaForte. spent last week with th ir grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kelver. Mr. and Mr-. Larry Anderson and two sons were Sunday dinner guests with her parents, Mr. and Mr-. Delbert Jacobs and family. The Andersons are from Niles, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hostetter returned Sunday from a 15 day tour of Hawaii. Mrs. Bud Hunt and her sisters. Mrs. Irone Jones and Mrs. Opal Dimmick, of Michigan City, were in Lafayette Sunday to spend the day with their mother. Mrs. Viola Emerson. A bridal shower was given Sunday in the social room of the Te< garden Brethren Church for Miss Rosalie Matz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Matz, who will become the tride of Martin Uceny, of Plymouth on May 6. The shower was given by Mrs. Judy Bowman. Miss Connie B.ggins and Diane Paterson, with 30 guests present with beautiful and useful gifts for Rosalie. Gaines were played for entertainment and prizes were g.vcn to Mrs. William Klinedinst. Mrs. David Miller and Mrs. Dale Smith. The bride’s table was decorated using the rainbow theme and punch, coffee, cake and mints were served. North Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stuntz in Walkerton on Sunday even.ng at the Al-N-Dor Restaurant. Garden Party style show Friday. April 13, at 7:30 p.m. at the North Liberty High School sponsored by the Tri Kappa. Mr and Mrs. Jerry Foreman and c hildren, of South Bend, were Sunday evening luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Foreman and David. Singspirat.on at the Olive Branch United Brethren Church Sunday, April 15. at 9:00 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reamschnydcr visited Mr. and Mr.-. Ben Hag-qui-t in South Bend on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kurzhal called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kurzhal, Oak Road, Sunday evening. A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holderread on April 1 at Memorial Hospital. A son. John Clifford, was born on April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beghan, South Bend. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gene Parmley and great-grand-parents are Mr and Mrs. Frank Sims Sr. A daughter was born on April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Roush in Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Clark, of Lake Havasu, Arizona, have been voting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark and other relatives. Richey Luke, of Grand Rapids. Mich., spent Sunday afternoon visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mable Golden. Mrs. Floyd Whiteleather and daughter Clarrisa, were Saturday afternoon visitors of Mrs. Esther Harman. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rizek and family have returned home from a vacation trip in Florida where they visited many sites of interest. Mrs. Debbie Smith, Brian and Jeff, of Mishawaka, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knecht. Mrs. Otto Kurzhal spent a ten day vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams in Carmel. Mrs. Guida Whiteleather, South Bend, and Mrs. Esther Hannan, visited Mr and Mrs. David Burket .n Walkerton on Sunday. Mrs. Edna Schrader arrived here from Carlsbad. Calif., Saturday and will be residing with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Folk and daughters returned home Sunday from Wisconsin after a visit wuth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perry. Robbie, Robin and Davie Redzinski, of Mishawaka, snent the week end with their grandparents. Mi. and Mrs. Robert Clingenpeel. Michael and Kim Clingenpeel sp nt Tuesday evening with their gran Iparents Mrs Came Hawllltzel returned home last Thursday from

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Healthwin Hospital, South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Haskins, of Lakeville, called on Mr. anil Mrs. Herbert Kurzhal on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Albright, Edna Albright, Mis. Lester McCrosky and Mrs. Walter Slattery, all of North Liberty, along with Mrs. Ernest Goff, of Delphi, were in Kendallville Saturday to attend the funeral of a cousin, Archie Weber, who died of a heart attack while vacationing in Florida. ADVISORY BOARD MEETS The Liberty Townsh.p 4-H Advisory Board met on Tuesday evening, April 3, in the home of Mrs. John Ross with eight members present. Plans were made for a boy’s foods I project to at the home of Mrs. Osborn Fisher. Any boy not already signed up, who Is interested, should call 6568395. A special general meeting will be held in the school cafeteria on Wednesday. April 18. at 7:00 p.m. This is the final call for enrollment cards and all 4-H members should attend, 'rhe usual fees of $1.50 for foods and 50 cents, general. will b" collected at this time. All patents are welcome, both mothers of clothing girls are requested to be present. Help will be given in selecting patterns and material. Record books and instructions will he passed out also.

15th Annual Presentation Os THE PASSION PLAY By The C EDAR ROAD MISSIONARY CHI R( H, OSCEOLA, IND. At The PENN HIGH SCHOOL AV DITORI IM Mishan aka, Ind. ST N., APRIL 15, 2:30 GOOD FRIDAY, APRIL 2(1. 7:<M» p.m SAT., APR. 21, 7:09 p.m. FASTER SI N., APR. 22, 7:00 pan. UM 11 . 11 ONLY Mock*! 8961 HOOVER BLENDER With 6 Speeds Reg. $29.95 only $19.95 LIBERTY BELL Open 8:30 To 6:00 8:30 To 8:00 Friday 135 N. Main —- North Liberty

Because enough funds forth? years work wen- not secured from the recent fund raising project, a bake sale will be held at the Community State Bank on Saturday, May 5, at 9:00 a.m. All members are expected to donate food or money. A few people cannot do all th? work. Present leaders are co-ordinatOr. Mrs. Osborn Fisher; boys leader, Herman Brinkhoff; ceramics. Mrs. John Harbaugh; embroid ry, Miss Diane Clark; home furnishings, Mr< Robert Strang; kn.tt.ng anj cr^rh *ing. Mr- Osborn Fisher; and she also has clothing I, II and 111 along with foods. Mrs. John Clark is the leader for clothing IV and up. Our neighbor gays nis marriage Started out as a partnership but now he’s a Woolly-owned subsidiary. WALKERTON < I B SCOUTS 4 BOY SCOT TS Paper Drive APRIL 23 Newspapers Only No Magazines Please