The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 November 1973 — Page 5

WALKERTON

Mr. and Mis. Joe Kritzman and family were week end guests of Rev. and Mrs. John Goodpasture at Kcontz Lake. The Kritzmans are from South Bend. Mrs. Clyde Martin ana granddaughter, Tammy Huston, of Mishawaka, were in Walkerton on Monday to spend the day with Mrs. Minnie Mikesell. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cole and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoste tter on W. dnesday evening in celebration of Roy’s birthday. Mis. Calvin Tarlton and son S\e\e and Miss Nancy Dembickie, ci Guictt, were in Walkerton as guests ot Mrs. R itha Urbin on Sunday and they also visited mam other friends and places through the day. Mr. and Mis. Richard Anders n Sr. i eturned h me on Tuesday evening of last wt k from a camp out at Columbia City for 3 days with th', ir camper club. Cn Monday they went on t> Nashville. Indiana, for a fall showing <1 antiques, arts and crafts. Mrs. Marian Sharpe, of Muncie sn-nt Tuesday and Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bandendistel. A sister of Mis. Sharpe, Margaret Finkle, arcx mpanied Mrs. Sharpe to her new home in Muncie and then returned to her home in Indianapolis on Sunday. Mrs. George Hillis. Koontz Lake, sp nt the week end in Chicago as the guest of Miss Marge Weis. On Saturday they attended the Grand Lecturers School of the Eastern Star at the Scottish Rite Cathedral whore Mrs. Hillis met many old friends. Ms. Marie Holmes, of Fort Charlotte, formerly of Koontz Lake, has been here for a vacat. n to visit he r brother, Mr and Mrs. Henry Paschen and other idatives and friends in the area. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Harrison and yon Randy, of Florida, were here last week to visit her par. <nts, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Morris, and other relatives and friends around the area.

Close Out On All MATCHBOX CARS While They Last 50c each LIBERTY BELL Opn*. 8:30 To 6:00 8:30 To 8:00 Friday 135 N. Main — North Liberty

David Knowlton underwent surgery i n the Billings Hospital, Chicago, on Monday. Miss Becky Randall celebrated h( r third birthday at the Murphy's with her little friends on Monday, October 22. Miss Betty Jones and her moth, er. Mis. Faye Jones, were in Ft. Wayne over the week end and Mrs Jones' sister, Mrs. Hazel Faulks, ieturned home with them on Sunday evening for a week. On Tuesday of last week Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hostetter and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hostetter of Nappanee, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Host -tier honoring Roy < n his birthday. Mr. and Sirs. Roy Newell had Mr. and Mrs Elwood Pearson, of Chicago and Mr. and Mis. Charles R. Dunnam. of Riveidaß, Illinois, as Friday dinner guests. Saturday and Sunday guests of Albia t and Dorothea Brenner were Mrs. Margaret Lindstrom and William Mills, of BerringUn, mine .s. Mrs. Lindstrom and Mr. Mills wei office co-workers with Al. Mr. and Mrs. .Agnew Ludwig returned h< me - n Tuesday < f last w. < k from a week stay at Sinking Springs, Pa., where they vis. it-d with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ludwig and other relatives. While there their sun Steve had a three day leave from service and spent the time with them. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Dickson were Mr. and Mrs Ernest Gauthier, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jones, of Hammond and Mr. ahd Mrs. Ken. n-eth Buckley of East Chicago. The Koontz Lake Conservation Club business meeting was held on Friday evening with the election of officers being the highlight of the meet.ng. To serve for the coming year will be William Michalski, president; Mrs. Harry Rice, vice-president; Mis. Alex Kukhnski. secretary; and Mrs. Archie Bn hm, treasurer. The regular carry in dinner will be <n Saturday at 5:30 p.m. CST with Mrs. Brehm and Mrs. Milton Gerry as hostesses

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hellinga, Tummy and Tammy, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Robinson and Laurie, of Middlebury, weie Sunday dinner guests cf Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beagles. Rev. and Mrs. John Goodpasture and daughter, Mrs. Alice Griffith and children will be in Detroit several days this week end at the Ford Hospital when Mrs. Goodpasture will have eye surge.y in the near future. Mr. and Mis. William Weidner, of LaPorte, were guests on Sunday in th? home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bellinger. Ross Kcile, Koontz Lake, sen. ior in chemistry at Ball State University, participated in the Indiana Academy of Science October 25 - 27 at Indiana Central College, Indianapolis, by assisting his professor in presenting a paper on "Physical and Chemical Evaluation of Used At'tor Oil.” The professor is Robert A an Atta. A birthday dinner was given on Sunday in honcr cf Mrs. Leigh Rt y Hahn at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Skinner. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. L- igh Roy Hahn Sr. and family; Mr. and Mi Ed Hahn and Scott, of Plymeuth: David H stetkr. of Evanst n, UI.; Miss Betty Gardner, Tynei, Mi s. RA> rt Barden, Na. man and Christin. ; Mr. and Mrs. H.ia.d Hostetler Ji. and family; 1- gh R . Hahn Ji and GT i . i Sirglvb n. Homemade i< e ciwam a’.d cak. was served n th afternoon. BEU RNS HOME | ROM THE HOSPn \L David Sullivan, nu.su«nd of the f< rm r Kathh n AT Norton, Walk, eiton, has: returned home to Au. lira. C ! rado after being in the General R se Meme: in! Hospital, Denver, since mid-S- pt m er. He was seriously injur, d whin a pick up truck he was dismanb ling fell on him. He is in a body cast and will be home for 10 daws, then return to th? hospital for 10 days for check up and th- rapy to teach him hi w two use crutches while wearing the cast. H- is

:' z 'PA - I F Nicky 1 CRUit f U „ NOW! * Hear the > dynamic message ? . i , ; " * of Nicky Cruz - ' 1 4 fomerwartord of a ruthless ■ ‘ streetgangL now an ambassador &wl " of Christian hope to tin youth I of America *•

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improving very well as the doctors first thought he would be m the hospital for six months. LAE WITNESS MISSION ACTIVITIES During the Lay Witn <3 M;.-. sion at the Walkerton Unite! M- th' list Church. November 9, 10 and 11 there will be more than 20 laymen from Indiana and Ulini i< participating in the mission. These laymen come to share their faith in Christ with members of the church. The mission will begin on Fri. day evening with a pot hick dinner in the Fellowship Hall fol. lowed by a congregational meeting and small group discussions. The schedule for Saturday includes a number of coffee g oups in private homes and at noon the lad e.s will have a carry n sala 1 bar in the Fellowship Hall. The men will have a lunch on at । local restaurant and the youth will have a c-ok out at the home of Mr. an t Mis. James H mey. During the aft.- neon ‘he lav witn. -- bam mmibis will visit the Walkerton Nursing H -m-’ m 1 shut-in memb-rs Satin lay .v. ning is m . : • t hi' k dinner in the F- 11 wsh.n ii . It will > e fi Jow 11 y ( g•’ nal m- . ting and small ~: discussions, Sunday at 9.30 a m w: I b ■ I hu-wh h. ■ I I1! V.. ; ),y tl: ■ morning w< i -hip at inym >. । > ■ . lay witnc.'S team m. mb-r- wul ass: t in the seivae.

SSD.CO REWARD FOR INFORMATION • On Th. Theft & Vandalism | On The Property Os A JACK RYAN RT. 2, WALKERTON 2

NOTH E The St. Patrick's Won m's Club will meet on Thursday November 1 at 7:15 pin. at the school hall. My wife s an angel,” obs-iied the little man to the chap sitting next to him at the bar. "You re lucky," answered ’he other. “Mine’s still anve.” Professor: "An hysterical girl is most efficiently quieted . wn by a firm kiss." Student: “How do you gel ne hysterical?” nWTTE Friday, Saturday, Sunday Novemlter 2,3, I D ibi E- atm - Walt Di-nr-;.’-ihe Aristccats and Song Os The South । Rat i "G” Spec i.il Sin- lay < ntinuo: • fi :r. 5:00 p.m. (Gm: g Next Week HIGH PLAINS DRIFTF |

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