The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 May 1973 — Page 3

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richey spent Sunday with their daughter, Mis. Carel Wolford, and children, at Westville. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Land and son Thomas, of Indianapolis, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Land’s s.ster, Mrs. George Hillis, of Koontz Lake. Mrs. George Pfeiffer was in Chicago on Wednesday of last week visiting her sister and other relatives and in the evening participated in the ineetng for Past Grand Officers Night at the OES Parkville Chapter where she is a member. She was a grand officer in the year of 1959. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Koontz, South Bend, were in Walkerton one day last week to visit with Mrs. Milo B. Slick, who is a resident of the Walkerton Nursing Home. Miss Lennie Smith, of Walkerton, and Tim Perkins, of North Liberty, were in Kokomo on Saturday to compete in a state USTA contest. Lennie won 7th place in solo for age group 17 and over and 7th place in two hattons for age 17 and over. Tim won 9th place m the 8 year old group. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brandt returned last week from a three week vacation in Florida. While there they purchased a home at Bonita Springs and hope to make that their home after retirement. Mr. and Mrs. Brent are the parents of Mrs. Joseph Lowry. Mrs. Gils Verkier enterta.ned the members of her budge club Monday afternoon in her home. The Koontz Lake Conservation Club carry in dinner on Saturday evening will be at 5:30 p.m. at the club house with Mrs. Nellie Pfeiffer and Mrs. Dorothy Walsh as hostesses. Spec.al entertainment will follow. Dr. and Mrs. Cloyd Felix, of Lehigh Acres, Florida, are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hostetter. The ladies are sisters. All went to Ada, Ohio, on Saturday, to attend the wedding of Miss Mary Jo Lowrie who is a granddaughter of Mrs. Felix. All enjoyed Saturday night and Sunday as guests of their cousin, Mrs. Leroy Lenhart, near Belle Center, Ohio.

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Sunday guests of Mrs. Bertha Uib.n were Mr. and Mrs. David Metzger, Fred Byers, of Kewanna; Mrs. Anna Allen, of Winamac; and Mrs. Ruth Hughes, of South Bend. The Fellowship Club of the local United Presbyterian Church sponsored a farewell dinner for the Russell Hart sough family on Sunday at the church. Duane Rhodes, president of the club, presented the Hartsough family with a g.ft of appreciation for all the services rendered during their years in Walkerton. They will be moving to Mishawaka after school is out this month. For Mother’s Day the guests of Mrs. Owen Johnson, of Teegarden, will be her family, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gindelberger, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson, of Wawaka, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wise, of Elkhart, Mr and Mrs. Russell Johnson and Robin of Mishawaka, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strang and Rck and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Strang and family of Plymouth, Mi. and Mrs. Sam Patterson and family of Lafayette and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry and sons, of ' Koontz Lake. Urey Honor Roll Listed Listed below are the students on th? honor roll at Urey Middle School for the fifth grading period. EIGHTH GRADE Bryan Berkebile I Carla Chne • Tim Davis Laura DeSimone i Dennis Dolph Douglas Dorr Karen Ecker Susan Farrar Greg George * Stephan Huffstetter Leonard Jaske • Jerry’ Johnson Brent Kaser Lincoln Konkle Tim Kowach Denise Lowry David Minter Jill Northam Donna Rohinson Janet Ryan Lisa Schmeltz Jean Truax Arlene Zahrn SEVENTH GRADE

Dawn Beikebile Cheri Bottorff Susan Carter Connie Clark Jeanette Cochran Daniel Ecker Sheri Farrar Dan Floi inn Kerri Gardner David V. Haag Cail Hershberger Conrad Kriskovsky Gary LaFollette Terri Lifford J-11 Lowry John Morris Kathy Neiswender * Diane Rush Donna Rush Julio Ryan Jeffrey Sarber Diane Shaffer Donna Shaffer Sheila Shiley Kerri Skiles Teresa South Donald Taylor Janice Taylor Bruce Tinkey Linda Trent * V.cki Wallace Lynn Warner Karen White Tony Wieger SIXTH GRADE Drew Adams Rodney Back Jean Baughman Julie Bell Mary Capek Tim Cline Charlotte Cochran Alice Conrad Susan Creech Stuart Creed Steven Dill Dean Dolph Brian Dominiak Rhonda Drake Michael Dreessen * Anita Ecker Mike Foster John Frame Greg Gratner Gerald Hahn Judy Hassett Quinn Hochstetler Leslie Kaser Kimberly Keeling Phillip Knowlton Danette Lowry Linda McCombs Dale Mdrkel Tom Moore Steve Morris Robert Muncie Mashelle Pavey Robert Perry

M W 10, 1978 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS —

Annette Peterson Dean Ransbottom John Rizeß Sara Robinson Kathy Rohrer Laurie Sarber David S' tier Michelle Schultz J-an Sco>t Bi nda Semfoss Don Smith Carole Sn< Igrass Dawn Stt inke Jeff i• y S toneburne r Tom Stull Diana Upchurch Tammy Whitteterry Debbie Wolff Tamara Youdbullis • Distinguished SCHOOL MEHU John Glenn High School MAY 14-18 MONDAY Hot dog on bun Fi<nch flies or buttered potatoes Corn or celery and carrot sticks Fruit M.lk TUESDAY Chick* n tetrezinni Buttered green beans Apple sauce Cinnamon rolls or banana bread Milk WEDNESDAY Chicken salad sandwich Buttered peas Tater tots Jello M.lk THURSDAY Baked beans Cole slaw Peach upside down cake Biscuit or bread M.lk FRIDAY Pizzaburger Parsley potatoes Celery sticks Lemon fluff M.lk

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l’\ST MATRONS MEET Sixteen members enjoyed a delicious chicken dinner at Heil's dining i om when the Walkerton Past Matrons Club met M< nday, Apiil 30. Mis. Charlie Sb ike, president, po sided. A ten'alive date of S pt mber 9 was made f<,r the annual past matron and past patron pu izr The place w.U be announced at a later date. Mrs. Gus Verkier received the attendance prize. Mis. Steinke r-ad a mem - al for a memler, Mrs. Dan G.ftakis. Die poem, "Garden Friends," read by Mrs. Steinke, closed the m- • ting. Die group convened to the Masonic Temple where join- <1 by other members participated in the initiation of Mrs. Myron M diet, past matron Jr. past, of the order of Eastern Star, Walk -on Chapter, n initiation wi un« d« r the direction < f Mrs. ■ Tirence Reid, club secretary-treasur-er. LJ — ri II OSPI TA L N() J E 4 O - — — — — __ - RECENTLY ADMITTED TO LAPORTE HOSPITAL Mi>. Edna W fe. Wilfred R ,n---hardt, Mrs. Robert Kroemg. M >. Opal Whitaker. Mrs. M.ldnd R >- b.nson and Mis> Lucinda Steinke, ail of Walkerton; Meivin G- uk-r and Dola H-xrker, both of N rh Liberty, MOW OPEI Meadow Green Miniature Golf Course 2’ i Miks South On St. Rr. 23, Walkerton

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