The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 August 1974 — Page 4

-THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — AVGUST 26. 1874

W ALKERTOK

>ruce and Bryan Carnes, of Plymouth. spent Fi iday with Mr. ond Mrs. Herman Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bradford, of ■Portage. and Mrs. Tina Hunt, of Las Vegas, were Sunday afternoon yidtors of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Clark. Mi. and Mrs. K. L Brehm, of B tynton, Florida were guests of his brother and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Brehm for a week. On Sunday Mr and Mrs. Archie Br^hm were guests of Mrs. Vir. g ua Mauk- of Irish Lake. War. saw. Indiana. Mrs. George Hillis attended the Si miner Council meetings for the 7 3th District of the Indiana Feder ition of Clubs at Bourbon on Wednesday, August 21. and for "t Joseph County, at Lakeville JI, e’ridav. dr. and Mrs Otto Schmeltz c ebrated their 60th wedding anersary on Sunday with their r- iamily present for dinner < the Kountry Kitchen in North a. )erty. The following guests re present to help them enjoy the day. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Koi. mar and fam.ly. Fort Wayne; MT. and Mrs. Norman Jones and family. Michigan City; Mr. and Mrs. Linoei Schmeltz and Allen: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schmeltz and sons; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Aumen •no family; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S hmeltz and family; Mrs. Nora Hihn. all of Walkerton: Mrs. Ev. on Maiks and Brenda; Dy. Wayne Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. R chard Robb all of Niles. After. uo<>n callers were Mr and Mrs. J- i. bchmeltz ,f Rolling Praire; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kellar. Buchai j. <n, Mich.; and Mr. M ? Mel Sprague, of Ply. •• h. it was a *iappy oread y t .dr and Mrs. Schmeltz and t v Xut.re group being together

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Mr. Lloyd Smith and Harry Doll are patients in the Osteopathic Hospital, South Bend. Mrs. Marie Ervin of New Castle will come on * Saturday to spend several days here with her mother, Mrs. Mary Gordon. Mrs. William ueroy and Mrs. Ruth Clark attended a Rebekah Lodge picnic at Long Lake in Michigan on Wednesday of last week. Mrs. DePoy is the district president and Mrs. Clark is a past president. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Smith, of Mesa. Arizona, are spending several weeks here with relatives and friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were former Walker, ton residents. Mrs. Mamie Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty. Mr. and Mis Roy Hostetter and guest, Mrs. Mildied Freeman; Mr. and MrJ Richard Roberts. Richard Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Williams, Mrs. Regina Wells. Mrs. Mary Hahn and Mr. and Mrs. James Fan er cf Bremen, all went to Eby Pines on Wednesday even, ing of last week for dinner and then attended the pageant depicting the hfe of the Indians in the South Bend area years ag>. Mr. and Mrs. George Pfeiffer, Koontz Lake, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jerome. Griffith, were in Grinnell, lowa, several days last week A-lsiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clayton. They also went to Amana, lowa, to visit the Amana Colonies where they saw the Am.sh people and their work shops, their bakeries factories an i mam other shops in Amana and all through the colonies. On S '.turdav 'they attended a wedding of the daughter of Dr and Mi-. Carl Fioretti, in Chicago, and the reception was held in the Midlothian Country Club.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. John, son, formerly of Walkerton, now of Charlottesville, Virginia, celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary with a dinner in their home on August 17. The County Line Club and guests along with ten or more Walkerton people attended the Lawrence Welk musical show held on Monday evening at the Notre Dame Convocation Center. * Mi. and Mrs. Harold Hostetler Jr., and son Wayne. Miss Betty Jo Gardner, were in Evanston, Illinois on Sunday to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M< Norton and family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson and son David, of Monroe, Mich., were Thursday and Friday guests of Mrs. Esther Kaufman. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bierly were also dinner guests. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Burnside were in South Bend as guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Phoebus and several days ago they attended the Duncan reunion held at the Holiday Inn in South Bend for their dinner meeting and the afternoon was spent visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Duncan in South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Beaty’s s.ster, Mrs. Lawrence Freeman, of Norman, Oklahoma Others present were Mr. and Mis. Roy Hostetter and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cole and sons Bob and Richie. Mrs. Freeman returned to her home on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hunt and Mrs. Leftj’ Lute came home on Sunday from a week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Je.ning and family in Fosston, Minn. When they started home on Frldsr it was 37 degrees and they put the heater on in the car but be. fore they arrived home on Sun. day they had no need for the i heater. Mr and Mrs. Robert Erdelyi ■ and Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Pletcher ‘ and son were at Fish Lake on i Sunday to enjoy a cook out with ! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cripe Jr. ‘ and Kari, at their cottage. On 1 Friday evening Mr. and Mis E r . . delyi were in Chicago to see the i White Sox win their bail game : w.th the Indians. Their sons. | Mike, David and Dannv Erdelyi I were guests of Mrs Julius Er. delyi for the night.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roberts left for their home in California after a week’s visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Baker, of Bi emtn. and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Baker were in Chicago on Friday evening to see the White Sox play I all. Mrs. Jack Jones and Betty, along with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stull, were in Fort Wayne over the week end visiting with relatives. There will be no carry-in din. ner of the Koontz Lake Conservation Club due to the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. John Green of Palos Hills, 111., spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. James Morrey, at Koontz Lake. Mrs. Richard Seiger and three children, of New Port Beach, California, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newell, of Koontz Lake. Mrs. Seiger and ul.^dren accompanied ty Mrs. Newell, went to Scranton, Pa., for a I*o day visit with Mrs. Newell’s family. Ronald L. Amor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Amor, route 3. spent three days of orientation in the campus of Tri-State College, Angola Indiana. He will be a freshman enrolled in accounting in September.

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a NOTICE The quarterly water rates for the Town of North Liberty, Indiar effective August 1 1974, are as follows: First 6.000 gallons $1 SO per 1.000 gall Next 3.000 gallons SI.BO per 1,000 gall Next 15,000 gallons $1.44 per 1,000 gall Next 20.000 gallons SI.OB per 1.000 galb Next 30,000 gallons $ 72 per 1,000 gall Next 50,000 gallons $ .51 j qOO galb All over 124.000 gallons .36 per 1,000 gallo M.himum Tap Charges sl2s•' Minimum Quarterly Charge . V Meter ............. . $lO - 4ta_. THE GOVERNMENT OF NORTH LIBERTY TOWN has received Gcnesal Revenue Sharing payments totaling $13,093 dur:.' the period from July 1, 1973, thru June 30 1974. Account N 15 2 071 005 North Liberty Town, Town Clerk, North Lil ity, Indi- 1 46554. ACTUAL. EXPENDITURES OPERATING/ CATAGORIES (Ar CAPH'AL (B» MAINTENANCE 1 Public Safety $4,543.00 2 Environmental Protection $ $ 3 Public Transportation $ $ 4 Health $ 5 5 Recreation $6.329 00 $ 6 Libraries $ $ 7 Social Services For Aged Or Poor $ 5 8 Financial Administration $ $ 9 Multipurpose And General Government $ 10 Education $ 11 Social Development $ 12 Housing & Community Development $ 13 Economic Development $ 14 Other (Specify) $ $ 15 Totals ’ $10,872.00 $ (D) TRUST FUND REPORT (1) Balance as of June 30 1973 sls 925 X (2) Revenue Sharing Funds Received from July L 1973 through June 30. 1974 ciuwi > (3) Interest earned < q"4 o (4) Total Funds Available 1290a’ ' (5i Total Amount Expends <m (6> Balance as of June 30. 1974 <iq’iV( ' HAVE been mct S m thßt 1 ftm the Chlef O'I^ert?fv t r th t 0 the funds reported here IrSv evrin .t ey ' in Nation of either t priority expenditure requiremnt (Section 1031 or the match J funds prohibition (Section 104» of the Act. ( p; The O^s^nt Board of Trustees. 8-29 report ha-have been advised that a complete copv of tl - lahon I h ivp" fn a local newspaper of general ar and They a?r o ne^f°nr documenting the contents of this rep St Nih I [ P ub hc scrutiny at Town Hall 118 N. M si., ."Sorth Liberty, Indiana 46554. a 29

Mrs. Helen Winenger, of Soud Bend, visited Xor three days las week with her mother, Mrs. Clea Tuttle and Jerry. Mrs. Conni O’Brien and son Patrick, spen three weeks with her mother am relatives and has returned to he home in California. JOHN GLENN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE The varity football schedule the John Glenn Falcons for 1974 season, with all game.binning at 7:30 p.m., Is as lows: Aug. 24 Jamboree LaV. Aug. 30 Bremen j Sept. 6 North Judson { •Sept. 13 Fairfield •Sept. 20 La Ville i Sept. 27 Triton । •Oct. 4 North Liberty •Oct. 11 New Prairie i Oct. 18 South Central Oct. 25 Knox •Nov. 1 Jimtown • Northern State Conference Nowadays vrhen somehr.dy y ‘g*et a horse,” you can’t tell he wants to conserve gas or suggesting tonight’s dinner.