The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 43, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 April 1976 — Page 9

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The Bethel College Concert Choir will appear at the North Liberty United Methodist Church at 7:00 p.m. on Sunday. April 11. Professor Elliott Nordgren will be directing the choir. Nordgren has returned to Bethel College as chairman of the Division of Fine Arts and an assistant professor of music. He had been on the music faculty from 1958 to 1968 when he left to teach at Nyack (N.Y.) College while completing course requirements for his doctorate in music from New York University, New York City. The Bethel College Concert Choir is well known for excellent sound and professional performances. The 36 members were carefully chosen by audition at the beginning of the school year and months of rehearsals have prepared them for public appearances. The choir’s program this year has been developed to present a musical tribute to the life and ministry of Jesus Christ. Schreck's “Advent Motet” and the Lullaby from "Hodie" by Vaugh-Williams tell of Christ's birth. Sequential phases of His life and ministry are depicted as the program progresses including the beautiful “Worthy is the Lamb” from Handel's Messiah. The choir will close their concert with a traditional rendition of “Beautiful Saviour.” Bethel Collelge is a four-year, Christian, coeducational, liberal arts college located on a 60-acre wooded campus between Mishawaka and South Bend. Founded in

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1947, Bethel is now fully accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. In 1975-76 the campus housing is filled and the student body numbers about 500. The concert is sponsored by the North Liberty Ministerial Association. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Alcoholic Beverage Board of St. Joseph County, Indiana, at 10:00 a.m., on April 13, 1976, at the City Hall in the city of Mishawaka in said County, will investigate the propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit by the following person and location listed herein, to with: RR7I-11642 Raphael E. Jelinski, 546 W. 6th St., Mishawaka, Ind., Beer and Wine Retailer. Said investigation will be open to the public. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By Arthur R. Robinson, Exec. Secty. James D. Sims. Chairman NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Town of Walkerton. Indiana will receive sealed bids at the Office of the Clerk-Treasurer. 510 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton. Indiana, until the hour of 5:00 p.m., Local Time of the 12th day of April. 1976 for the following: One (I) 1962 International truck.

model BCI7, with 16 cu. yd. Heil Compactor Body. Vehicle is garaged at 510 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton. Indiana and may be inspected during regular working hours. Bids must be on Form 95. as prescribed by the State Board of Accounts, accompanied by a non-col-lusion affidavit and a certified check or bid bond in an amount of ten (10%) of the bid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. THOMAS E. FRAME. Clerk Treasurer 2tal

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Eriday Morning Coffee League M& S Electric 32'4 15'4 Pizza Bowl Lanes 29 19 Avon (H. Flaugher) 29 19 Steve's Crane Service 25'4 22'4 Walkerton Body Shop 20'4 27'4 Tri-Chem (B. Halter) 20 28 Mobilizer Med. Prod. 19'4 28'4 Collins Construction 16 32 High team series: Pizza Bowl Lanes 2073. Walkerton Body Shop 1900, MA S Electric 1888. High team game: Pizza Bowl Lanes 722. Steve’s Crane Service 722. Pizza Bowl Lanes 681, Walkeerton B<xiy Shop 671. High individual series: Sheila McNeal 460. Ruby Stratton 454, Shirley Watson 452. High individual game: Sheila McNeal 172, Debbie Hardesty 170. Shirley Watson 168. Monday Night Men’s Powers-Throm Ford 79'4 44'/i Lanes Case 73'4 50'4 Whitmer Lumber 73 51 Community Grocery 70 54 Rizek's Plbg. & Htg. 67 57 Community State Bank 61 '4 62'4 Shamrock Inn 57 67 V.F.W. 1954 52 72 Big C Lumber 48 76 Gene’s Sunoco 38‘/i 85'4 High team series and game: Community Grocery 2897. 987. High individual series and game: Jake Singleton 607, Bob Vermilyer 230/ Suburban league Dad A Lad's 33 15 Mercer's - Lakeville 28'4 19'4 Dave & Ray's 28 20 Pizza Place 25'4 22'4 Baker's Standard 24’4 23'4 Jim’s Barber Shop 23 25 Mercer’s • Walkerton 18'4 29'4 Precision Pallet 11 37 High team series: Dad A Lad's 2685, Dave & Ray’s 2654, Jim’s Barber Shop 2505. High team game: Dad A Lad's 963*. Dave A Ray’s 949. 885 High individual senes handicap:

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725*. Harold Schweder 658. Steve Stevenson 657. High individual game handicap: Marvin Bouse 3l3*t. Steve Stephenson 269, Bill Ochs 247. • Season high. t 100 pins over average which earns Century Award. Friday Morning Coffee League M& S Electric 35'4 16'4 Avon (H. Flaugher) 30 22 Pizza Bowl Lanes 29 23 Steve's Crane Service 28 ,/ i 23'4 Walkerton Body Shop 24'4 27'4 Tri-Chem (B. Halter) 24 28 Mobilizer Med. Prod. 19*4 32'4 Collins Construction 17 35 High team series: Walkerton Body Shop 2065. Tri Chem 2065, M A S Electric 1983, Steve's Crane Service 1977. High team game: Tri-Chem 725. Walkerton Body Shop 722. MAS Electric 693. High individual series: Sandra Buckmaster 510, Debbie Hardesty 463, Etta Millice 461. High individual game: Sandra Buckmaster 193, 190. Debbie Hardesty 187, Carol Aitken 170. — —-

CARDS MOW THANKS'

We wish to express sincere thanks to our friends for the comfort and kindnesses shown during the illness and death of Laila Carbiener. Ray L. Carbiener Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Carbiener Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carbiener Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Leland Donathen The Walkerton Cub Scouts. Pack 293. wish to thank each and every one who contributed to their paper drive. All manual help, vehicles, cash and paper donations are deeply appreciated. The Tyner Odd Fellows and Rebekahs would like to thank everyone who helped in any way to make out recent benefit Chicken Fry a huge success. Such a large undertaking would not have been possible without the support of the many wonderful people of this community. I wish to thank all my friends and relatives who took the time to call or visit me during my stay in the hospital. Your cards and prayers were also greatly appreciated. I am home now and improving grad ually. Thank you and God bless you. Robert P. Wolfe I would like to thank my many relatives and friends for their visits, cards, gifts and prayers during my stay in Memorial Hospital in South Bend. A special thanks to Rev. William Hughes. Louis Houser We would like to thank our neighbors, friends and family for your prayers, help and concern shown during Herman's stay tn the Lakeland General Hospital in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Henry

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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kozeny, route 5, box 342, Walkerton, are the proud parents of a son born on Saturday, March 27. in the LaPorte Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kissinger. Walkerton, are the parents of a daughter born on Friday, March 26, in Parkview Hospital. Ply-

mouth. MAKE A BICENTENNIAL FLORAL DESIGN OR GARDEN Communities, groups and individuals can add color to the Bicen tennial observance this year with special garden designs of patriotic plantings. Several communities already have plans for unique garden beds featuring red. white and blue colored flowers. “These arc exceptionally gtxxl projects for parks and recreation areas or for clubs that wish to do something to help their communities commemorate the Bicentennial." say Purdue University extension horticulturists To help organizations and individuals with such projects. Extension horticultural specialists at Purdue have prepared a special publication. "Garden Designs for the Bicentennial." listed as HO 129. This 6-page publication provides instructions for lasiung out a floral Liberty Bell, Bicentennial Star or Modern Bicentennial design Suggestions on marking the bed and about plants to use are also included. Site selection is important. The specialists recommend a site that receives sunshine most of the das. If the design is a large one to be viewed from a distance, a sloping site works best. In the home garden, annual flow ers of various heights, forms and textures can be combined. The horticulturists urge that enough plants of one type and color be massed to avoid a spotty effect Rely on vivid color to create the festive mood, they say. and keep the lines simple. Designing sour pattern on paper in advance will help you find the appropriate plants from garden catalogs or garden centers. Place taller plants to the back and low edgers in the foreground. Persons living in apartments or special housing complexes need not feel left out. Raised planters, window boxes, potted groupings for patio display, and hanging baskets all can be used effectively For small containers, use just one color to a pot and group them It containers are large, you mas com bine all three colors (red. white and blue) in a single container Single copies of the publication are available without charge to Indiana residents. Persons out side the state wishing a cops should send 20 cents to cover the cost of mailing and handling Your request should be delivered to the Mailing Room, AGAD Building Purdue University. West Lafayette. Indiana 47907. BICENTENNIAL MASS AND PROGRAM APRIL 8 Mrs. Aline Dickerson. Smith Bend Deanery Council of Catholic Vomen, community affairs chair man. will be taking reservations lor the council's annual Corporate Communion and Breaklast to beheld Thursday, April 8. beginning al 9:00 am., at St. Mannas’ Church. 234 W Mishawaka Avenue. Mishawaka. A special bicentennial mass will be celebrated by the Rev Edward Narcowich, moderator of the council, (iuest speaker al the breakfast will be the Rt. Rev Msgr. Stanley Monoski. Fort Wayne. A carload of ladies or more arc invited from each parish. ( all 2558782 for reservations, for this special bicentennial mass and program If you are a heavy u»er of cold cull, it pays to slice your own Its cheaper that way “Every woman is a science.” Donne

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