The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 2, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1977 — Page 5

NORTH LIBERTY

Christine Stachowski. 69150 Pine Road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stachowski and Ann Morris, 60011 Crumstown Highway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morris, were chosen in the annual awards program as distinguished students at the Michiana College of Commerce. South Bend. Miss Stachowski was honored for her achievements in the secretarial department. Miss Morris was honored for her achievements in the w HAPPY ADS Happy Father’s Day DAD From THE BRATS Happy Father’s Day DAD POLLY - ED ESTHER - Hl ROY - GOLDIE Happy Father’s Day DAD MARSHA - ALLEN MIKE - CINDY DONNA Bob Weiczork Happy Father’s Day Love M & M Happy Father’s Day POP A ERIEND

advanced shorthand and typing department. Mr. and Mrs. Ered Thomas, of DeWitt. Michigan, and Mr. Glen Wallace were week end guests of the Peterson family. Also all of them attended the Ramsey reunion at the North Park. Mrs. Humes and Clara Smith were Sunday guests of Mrs. Effie Hammaker. Mrs. Garland Jackson, of Georgetown, Kentucky, was a luncheon guest of Mrs. Vesta DeCoudreson Saturday. Mrs. Eunice Frickel, of South Bend, was a Sunday afternoon caller of Mrs. Vesta DeCoudres. Thursday evening was pleasantly spent by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mortakis and family, Mrs. Peter Mortakis, of South Bend, Mrs. Bernice Farrar and John Rittley, of New Jersey as dinner guests of Mrs. Vesta DeCoudres. Mr. and Mrs. John Egger, of Richmond, Indiana, came for the alumni dinner and stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivo Peddycord during their time in North Liberty. Miss Penny and Julie Klopfenstein gave a wedding shower on Sunday for Miss Jackie Egger at the home of Mrs. Fudge Klopfenstein. Everyone really enjoyed themselves watching the gifts being opened and admired. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Mae Packer left on Friday for Lafayette to attend the wedding of her grandniece, Miss Janet Harden, of Lafayette. She visited with her sister, Mrs. Marie Hellwig, coming home early Sunday morning. The Grenert family reunion was held on Sunday, June 12 at Rose Park in Mishawaka. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. John Evans and Matthew, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jellison, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doerr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grenert and family, Mrs. Chester LaGue and daughters, Ms. Joyce Grenert. Mr. and Mrs. William Grenert and family, Mr. David Grenert, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Anspaugh, Mr. and Mrs. James Anspaugh and family, Mrs. Fern Marlin, Mrs. Harvey Miller and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crothers and family, Mr. John Overhold and family, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Grenert. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Grenert and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Schlemmer and Kay, Mary Lee Piotrowicz, Mrs. Bessie Kiefer, Edward Gooley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grenert of Killen, Texas. An enjoyable day was experienced. Mrs. Stan Schlemmer and Mrs. Chester LaGue will be in charge of next year's reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grenert, of Killen. Texas, are staying until Wednesday with the William Grenerts, on Neu Road, South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rosner, of Sebring. Florida, are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Morton R. Berger, Jr., and Michelle, spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Steele. Mr. Berger recently received his Master's degree in international management and is currently located in Indianapolis. At the Liberty-Greene Alumni Banquet held on June 11, Anna Steele was the oldest living graduate attending. Anna is a member of the class of 1902. NOTICE OF MEETING Indiana farmers will have an opportunity to voice their ideas and opinions on the Census of Agriculture during a public hearing in Plymouth, Indiana, on June 18, 1977. The meeting will be held from

9:00 to 12:00 a.m. in the REMC building located three miles south of Plymouth on 12th Road at Highway 31. The general public is invited. The purpose of the Plymouth hearing, as well as nine other public meetings to be held throughout the nation, is to gather ideas on ways to improve the efficiency and accuracy of the Census of Agriculture. The result of these ten hearings will be used to reduce the amount of inconvenience to participating farmers during the censustaking. Indiana Congressman Floyd J. Fithian and Lieutenant Governor Robert D. Orr, Indiana's Commissioner of Agriculture, are jointly sponsoring the Indiana hearing. For further information, please contact the Indiana Department of Commerce Agriculture Division. Room 336 State House. Indianapolis. Indiana 46204 (317/633-7146). CARDS THANKS ZA Thanks a lot to one and all for the encouragement from cards, letters, phone calls and a little prayer here and there while I was in the hospital for two weeks. Again I say thanks. Harold Sheaks I would like to thank everyone for the get well cards, gifts and visits while I was in the hospital. A special thanks to my family, the Doctors, ambulance crew, Mike and Linder. Thank you all again. Jean Morris We would like to thank Alice Sheaks and the Al-N-Dor Restaurant for their help on such short notice of serving lunch at the Superior Truck Equipment sale on Saturday. Thank you very much. Beaver Bros. Auction Service A light year is not a measurement of time but of distance. It is the distance a ray of light would travel in one year, about six trillion miles!

Special Dessert For Father’s Day

Show your love and appreciation for Dad this year by planning a special dinner for lathers Day Have each member of the family prepare one course of the dinner, making sure that all dishes are Father's favorites This is a perfect way to honor your Man of the Year I he highlight of any meal is usually the dessert, espe cudly when it s cheesecake Concord Cheesecake Deluxe is a luscious cottage cheese cake with a graham cracker crumb crust Ihe topping of peach slices, pineapple chunks and strawberry halves is glazed with con cordgrape jam which has a delicious fruit flavor all its ow n. ('uncord ( heesecake 1 )e luxe can be made at least one day in advance and chilled in the refrigerator until serving time For best results add fruit topping and grape jam just before serving. CONCORD CHEESECAKE DELUXE (Makes 10-12 Servings) 1-1/4 cups graham cracker crumbs 1 cup sugar 1/4 cup butter, melted 1-1/2 pounds dry cottage cheese 1/4 cup unsifted flour 1/4 teaspoon salt 6 eggs, separated 1 cup dairy sour crea m Rind and juice of 1 lemon 1 cup peach slices I cup pineapple chunks

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1 cup strawberry halves I jar ( IO ounces) concordgrape jam ( ’ ombine gra ha m cracker crumbs, 1 1 cup sugar and melted butter: press against sides and bottom of a 9-inch spring form pan. Bake at 325 F. for 5 minutes. (’ool. Press the cottage* cheese through a fine sieve. Add half the remaining sugar, the flour, salt, egg yolks, sour cream, lemon rind

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and juice. Whip until thoroughly blend(*d. Beat the egg whites until stiff, gradually adding the remaining sugar. Fold into Ih e c h eese mixture. Spread mixture in prepared pan and bake at 325 F. for I'v hours or until cake tests done. ('ool in pan. Arrange fruit on top of cake. Stir grape jam until smooth. Gradually pour over fruit, (hill until readv to serve.