The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 May 1975 — Page 8

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13E INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MAY 8. 1975

£ocau» a t JO .Ui. L»,<Ug. ox KOOUiZ LaXe, was dismissed from the LaPorte Hospital last week after surgery. Mr. Ralph Sullivan, North Lib. erty, came home on Monday from the Univers.ty Medical Center Hospital in Cleveland. Ohio, where he had open heart surgery three weeks ago. Mrs. Warner Clark came home from the hosp.tal last week. Mr. Bob Barden was also released liom the hospital last week. Mr. Claude Houser is still in Memoriai Hospital. South Bend, but is reported improv.ng nicely. John Glenn golf coacn. Mike Jones, fired a hole.in-one enroute to winning the county coaches golf tournament at Swan Lake golf course on Saturday. Jones got his ace with a wedge on the 130 yard 13th hole. Kerry Haenes and John Hostrawser were play, mg with Jones. Jones had a 76 to earn low gross honors. On Tuesday, Capt. James Sell, of Purdue University, called on Mrs. Dorothy Walsh and daugh. ter. Mrs. Dorothy Knbuly. They have been friends since Dorothy Korbuly attended Purdue. Whenever she is able to get to Walkerton, her Purdue friends get to visit.

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Mis. Lewis Reese of Mill Creek, foimerly Miss Nancy Sue Ci ijx', was a surgical patient in the LaPorte Hospital last week. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kuklinshi, oT Koontz Lake, came home last week from a 10 day stay at Otsego, Mich , with Mr. and Mis. Nelson Norton and family. Rev. and Mrs. Robert C. Bowman week end guests were her sister and hus and, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kane, of Evanston, 111. Miss Cindy Campbell, Julie Tiede and Jim Mechlmg are home from Indiana Uninversit y for the summer. Jim is visiting friends here for a few days before return, ng home in Bloomington. Mrs. DeLght Mechling recently sold her farm and has moved to Bloomington to be with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knowlton and family were Sunday dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Knowlton. In the late afternoon and evening, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Knowlton were in South Bend to v.sit.Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Heim and family. Eleven ladies from Walkerton enjoyed the new bus service, Dial. A-Ride, provided for older adults on Wednesday of last week. They reported a good t.me and all enjoyed a day of shopping and sightseeing. The bus will be going on Wednesday of each week and any interested person should con. tact Mrs. Mary Bauer Mrs. Frank Dunn or Mrs. Cloyd Smith for res. ervations. Th.s is available to St. Joseph County residents.

Mrs. Irene Baker left Walker, ton on Tuesday mormng for her home in Ingleside, Texas Mr. and Mrs. Gus Verkier re. tinned from Orlando, Florida, where they v.sited their grandsons, Jimmy and John Ver kier and attended the graduation of Jimmy Verkier from the Velencia Community College in Orlando. The Oregon Twp. Home Econ. omics Club will meet on May 13 at 12:00 noon at the Conserva,, tion club house With Mrs. Emma Ward and Mrs. Mary Peterson as hostesses. Bring your clothes hangers as the lesson will be on how to crochet clothes hangers. Mr. and Mrs. David Hostetler, cf Chicago, were here over the week end to visit Ihe.r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. Herald Hostetler Many people from Walkervsh and area were in Wanatah on Saturday to express their sympathy to Mr. Charles Finch in the pass, ing of h.s wife, Denny Finch, on Friday. Saturday guests of Mrs. Alta Bowers were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Page, of Berrien Springs, Mich., and Elder Hyslop, associate pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, South Bend, and Mis. Gladys Tmer, of here. Mrs. Ruth Hayter, of New Si. mona, Florida, came last week for a 10 day stay with her daugh. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daube and family. Mrs. Ethel Perkins came heme with Mrs. Hayter. She had spent several months in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. John Bowers returned from a three day trip to Frankenmuth, Waterford and Muskegon. Michigan, where they attended the Bavarian Princess Ball in Frankenmuth, the Marv Herzog Blue Jackets Polka Boost, ers dinner dance in WaterfoiM and then to Muskegon for a Sunday afternoon dace. Mae ad John received their Blue Jackets at the Waterford affair, along with special honors for being number 999 and 1,000 Blue Jackets Boosters. Marv Herzog has an excellent German Bavarian Polka Band w.th a schedule that includes many states. Canada and Europe. Mae and John bought records to sell to their p-.lka friends. These are available at the Mini-Shop in TTalkerton. The Bowers are mem. bers of the Michigan Polka Boosters A.-soc.ation as well as the Blue Jackets.

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Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Klinedinst were Mr. and Mrs. Dw.ght Pippinger. Mr. Glenn Jacob came home from the LaPorte Hospital on Sunday. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jacob, of Angola, spent several days here with the Jacob family. Sixteen members of the John, son Twp. Homemakers Club en. joyed a day w.th a number of other LaPorte. County club mem. bers last Thursday at Obiea Restaurant at Michigan City. Mr. F. H, Snow, of South Bend, was a dinner guest of his niece, Mr. and Mrs. William DePoy. Other guests for the afternoon were Mr. and Mis. William Short, of Lydick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shogreh enjoyed a three-day visit to her home town in Benton, 111., last week. They were accompanied by her sister and niece from Chi. cago. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Clark and children Stephen and Jennifer, of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Mrs Clark'j» parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forib.o Baldonada spent sev. eral days with his mother. Mrs. Ruth Clark in Walkerton. Kent, a graduate of Walkerton High School in 1961, spent nine years in the Navy and is now stationed at the International Reserve Guards Kirkland Air Base, for the next five years in New Mexico. Mrs. Hilda Dipert and Mrs. Adeline Flaherty will be the host.

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esses for the bamiday evening carry in dmner of the Koontz Lake Conservation Club at the club house beginning at 5:30 p.n , Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barden ai | son, of Valparaiso, were here ' J visit his brother, Mr. and Mi I Bob Barden and family. Read the classified ads. BIKE INSPECTION Project MARC SAT., MAY 10 8:00 a m. . 12:00 Noon Lions Youth Building WALKERTON Open To AH Bicycle Owners Sponsored By Cub Pack 293 If You Have Questions CALL 586-3627 or 586-3817