The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 June 1977 — Page 2

JUNE 9, 1977 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

J.G. SUNSHINE OFFICERS - /oH > I^l W B^wLbßi The Sunshine Society at John Glenn High School announced next year's officers at the Ideal Ladies Tea held on Sunday, May 15 as follows, left to right: Mashclle Pavey, secretary: Cheri Bottorff. president: Corkey Lowry, treasurer; and Jill Lowry, vice-president. NORTH LIBERTY

Open house was held on Sunday afternoon. June 5. for Clyde Lancaster. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lancaster. Sr.. 27822 Riley Road. North Liberty. Guests came from Alexandria. South Bend. Indianapolis. Lakeville. Walkerton and North Liberty. Indiana, and Niles, Michigan. Enjoying a week of Hoosier hospitality at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Gunberg. 68363 State Road 23. North Liberty, are Miss Janet Pacio and Miss Joanne Capobianco. Miss Pacio is Mrs. Gunberg's sister and she holds a black belt in karate and majors in recreational leadership at Kean College. in New Jersey. Miss Capobianco. Mrs. Gunberg's cousin, currently resides with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Capobian-

^MB^HBHBBBHBBIHBHIHH^BBHHBBBBHHBHBBIHHiHB Public Auction Due to ill health, I will sell the following personal property located 1 block south of the North Liberty Elementary School (203 East Harrison), North Liber ty, Indiana, on Saturday, June 11 —11:00 A.M. - HOUSEHOLD2 piece davenport; 3 leather top end tables; coffee table. West Bend humidifier, miscellaneous chairs; double bed, miscellaneous lamps; cedar chest; G.E. vacuum; electric broom, serving cart, miscellaneous pictures, silverware, stools, pillows, iron, toaster; miscellaneous dishes, linens, waffle iron, TV trays; pots and pans - ANTIQUES A COLLECTORS ITEMS - Old kitchen table w/4 chairs, walnut china cupboard; walnut chest of drawers; stool, walnut table lamps; picture frames, 2 oak cane bottom chairs, 2 old chairs; White sewing machine with oak case; walnut night stand; secretariat, large Queen Anne chair, oval mirror, walnut footstool, small walnut dropleaf table; miscellaneous Depression glass; some nice German pieces. Bavarian tnvet. milkglass. Fiesta; eye wash; set of salt dips, Roseville, butter bowl; baskets, plant stand and other items too numerous to mention. Terms: CASH. Not responsible for accidents. Lunch Served. Mrs. Laura E. Fair, Owner SALE CONDUCTED BY: Kaser’s Auction Service North Liberty, Indiana Ph. ASA-4532

co. in Middle Village, New York. This is Miss Capobianco's first visit to Indiana and Miss Pacio's second. Following graduation on June 5 Mr. and Mrs. Ray Albright’s home was opened in honor of Bryan, their son. who was among the graduates of North Liberty High School. Refreshments were served to many friends and relatives from Ohio. Kokomo. Anderson. Walkerton and South Bend. Brvan has been accepted at the Lincoln Tech Institute in Indianapolis, and he will leave on June 12 to start the 13th taking his course in automotive and diesel. Mrs. Irene Singleton is home from Unity Hospital. Buchanan. Michigan, where she underwent surgery on her foot. She got along

very well. Mrs. Mae McDaniel, of Archabald. Ohio, with two granddaughters. Evie and Lyda Grisier. called on Mrs. Francis McDaniel while in town for the graduation of her nephew. Bryan Albright. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Schlemmer held open house on Sunday in honor of their daughter, Kay, who graduated from North Liberty High School. About 85 people came to extend their congratulations to Kay and then enjoyed a buffet luncheon with cake and punch. Those at the house came from South Bend, Mishawaka. North Liberty. Walkerton, LaPaz, Lakeville, Bremen, Goshen and Crown Point. Miss Mary Ann Peterson spent the week end in Dearborn. Michigan. visiting her brother Earl Peterson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Klopfenstein held open house immediately following graduation on Sunday for Lori. There were 83 guests, friends, neighbors and relatives present. The refreshment table was centered with a tree holding shrimp and fruit kabobs. Lori leaves for the Army on July 6 going to Ft. McClellan, Alabama. An open house in honor of Christopher and Janelle Jaworski was held Sunday afternoon in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Natthew Jawarski. Chris and Janelle earlier that day graduated from North Liberty High School. Chris who has attended IUSB since January 1976, will be returning there in the fall. Janelle, who completed her high school work in three years, will also attend IUSB in the fall. Refreshments were served to approximately 150 relatives and friends and was greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs. Janell Hammaker, of Leesburg; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Elam Howell, of Mishawaka, were callers of Mrs. Effie Hammakcr over the week end. Immediately following graduation on Sunday the Wilcox home was opened to friends, family and faculty in honor of their son. John Edwin Wilcox. The refreshment table was centered with white and green carnations and ivy arrangement. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oshry, Noblesville. sister of John; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Penick, of Hamilton. grandparents; others were from Plymouth. Mishawaka, South Bend. Walkerton and Muncie. Indiana and Finley, Ohio. John has been accepted at Butler University. Indianapolis, for the fall term. Mrs. Gladys Summers, of Shelby, North Carolina, was a guest of Mrs. Mae Packer for lunch on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mortakis held open house in honor of their daughter. Karen, on Sunday. June 5 following graduation from North Liberty High School. The refreshment table was beautifully centered with an arrangement of mums and poppies. Mrs. Vesta DeCoudres helped with the decorations. Attending were many friends and relatives including John, her brother, and his friend, John Rittley, both of Fort Sills. Oklahoma. Karen has been accepted into Taylor University for the fall term. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holderread and grandson. Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holderread, Mrs. Mae Clark. Mrs. Lillian Peterson. Mrs. Anna Stycker and Tom Peterson attended the Schroll family reunion at the Paul Wolfe home in LaPorte. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Groves, 201 Michigan Street. Walkerton, are the parents of a son born on May 29 in the Osteopathic Hospital. South Bend. A daughter. Holly Lynn, was born on June 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clark, route 1, box 22. Walkerton. in the Osteopathic Hospital. South Bend. She weighed in at eight pounds and four ounces.

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS Robert E. Urbln, Editor Susan R. Urbln, Assistant Editor THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS CO., INC., Publisher 601-03 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, Indiana 46574 Telephone (219) 586-3139 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday of Each Week Second Class Postage Paid At Walkerton, Indiana 46574 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 15c Per Copy; $4.00 Per Year (50c Extra If Mailed Out Os State) Dorothy Green Memorial Painting nrrf I 'A!L - 4 I K Jw ' 1 b I /■dß I \ I 3 IWAgM vAr • ” C^Bk x. ® “

Pictured above is the painting of the home built by Sam Koontz, Jr., at Koontz Lake and commissioned by the Dorothy Green Memorial fund for the Koontz Lake Library. The home is the resident of Laura

I RALPH’S BAKERYi 110 N. MAIN STREET - NORTH LIBERTY I Phone 656-4464 “A FULL SERVICE BAKERY” I FRESH DAILY Tuesday thru Saturday J 6:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. SPECIAL f I White or Rye Bread I ? DISCO DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT JUNE 11 At G) 3tin 9:00 p.m. — 2:00 a.m. STATE ROAD 23 - KOONTZ LAKE

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