The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 September 1977 — Page 9

NORTH LIBERTY B-TEAM VOLLEYBALLERS »> * ft?-- m MnHHH^BMAiH^ ’.C 't Mi - w Fttyr WB * *'***& 8 ®l' > j& t f 3E£vpla |jl|w%W kg»4 hh i^ ' ‘^ 3% Kr t ■<> • .vßgnhrift 10^ IMKJ ,m ’ -wr^^ i jr# Mm aMffijyj[|M BMHBhhY^ photo by Michael Pearish The North Liberty B-team volleyball players are forming the letter N and are starting with number 23 up to the top of the N are Kathy Albert, Diane Liechty. Kelly Medlin, Cindy Jaworski. Miki Meyer. Sherry Gorbitz, Marcia Tisdale. Nancy Goodman. Janet Schultz, Diane Albert, Jenny Jones, Janell Glon and Amy Seiner. SHAMROCK VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Kw i " **»* <. SHMk Eal «■ r ^■W’ JO|L -J ‘ * /% A'* 4fl <T . <w« 1 till i i WmvwlW. A r ^. 4^ J photo by Michael Pearish ITie Shamrock varsity valleyball team is posing in the form of the letter L and are, from right to left and •n up: Kathy Denbinski, Sandy Miko, Jill Knoulton. Mars Jo Morey. Brenda Moreno, Karen Wolff, ( onnie Szmarda. Beth Dixon, Becky Salyer. Kas Liggett, Sherri Zellers and Mars Vukosits

Public Sale Will sell at Public Auction, located 3 miles north of Walkerton on 23 SUNDAY, SEPT. 25 1:00 P..M. Kitchen table and chairs; 2 metal cabinets; toaster; round stand; large TV; nice stereo rocker; 2 piece living room suite; desk and chair; telephone stand; mirror; large chair; odd chairs; 2 plank chairs; Niagra chair; cedar chest; clothes hamper; small rugs; 2 piece bedroom suite; 3 piece bedroom suite; electric sweeper; clothes rack; Hotpoint washer; portable dryer; lawn chairs; 14 locker boxes, kerosene lamp, floor lights; pictures; bedding; clocks; electric irons; garden tools; table lamp; lots of miscellaneous. Terms: CASH Not Responsible For Accidents Estate of May Wolfe ARCHIE SCHULTZ Auctioneer, Phone 'M 2”45 Clerk, Maurice Uuigles

PEP RALLY AND BONFIRE DATE SET The North Libert) Booster Club will sponsore a bon fire and pep rally on the evening of October 14 I hey will also be having a chicken barbeque in ihe afternoon in the cafeteria. Ihe annual homecoming game will take place on Saturday, October IS at 2:00 p.m.

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Walkerton. Indiana - Phons 556 3237 Frida), Saturday, Sunday, September 23, 24, 25 Walt Disney Presents Boatniks Shows At ” 00 and 8:50 p.m. Coming Next GRAND THEFT ALTO

THE INDEPENDENT NEWS SEPTEMBER 22. 197

Verda Karn Elected President Os District 23 Mrs. Verda Karn was elected president of the Rebekahs of Dis trict 23 at the tall meeting on Sat urday. September 1” at Richland (enter IOOF Hall with the Naomi Rebekah Lodge 859 as the host lodge and Forster Rebekah Lodge, of I ippecanoe, assisting Florence Jefferies. Evergreen Lodge. Roch ester, past president ot the Rebek ah Assembly of Indiana, was the instructor for the afternoon meeting. Helen Miller. Kewanna, District deputy president, presided at the meeting. Awards presented were a trophy to be shared be the Evergreen Lodge, ot Rochester and the Lyner lodge for the most new members. Ihe second trophs went to Sophronia. Winamac, for the largest gain in membership on a percentage basis. The flag was presented to Kew anna for the most certificates of perfection and the vase was given to Nammi, Richland Center, for the most members present on a percentage basis. Ihe first cup was also won b\ Rich land Center for the most members present. The election of officers was held for the coming year with Verda Karn, Tvner. president; Wanda Braner. Tvner, vice-president; Marv Powers, Maxinkuckee. secre tarv; and Marv Bowen, Rmhester, treasurer

PUBLIC AUCTION hnated h miles west of South Bend. Indiana, on St.in Road 2 h Spirea Road or I miles east ot Bendix W<»ods Park, ’o Spire a Roa. and then 1 . mile south SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 10:40 A M. 11 All RI 111 MS Rink Island Wagon with Birdsell gram box. mint <omP! ■ \ C r\ nice two wheel buggv (breaking cart); great deal ot harm ss hard ware, two harness makers, pony bob sled, horse bob sl< <i \N I IQI IS A ( ()l I I ( IORS II I MS Round glass secretary bookcase, brass bed. brass hall tre< coal A wixh! cook stove; manv kerosene lamps and lanterns, verv tam\ mantel clock; tear handle wash stand lommode 2 verv fine trunks 2 chest ot drawers with ornate grape hand pulls, R( \ Vntrola am! records; 2 matching velvet chairs A sofa, good condition tanev < herrv rocker; old kitchen cupboaril. wood < arpenter box small 'U cupboard; rung back cane bottom chairs, picture trames am! mirrors, 2 matching hobnail lamps, .arved brass wall plate, squan oak kining room table, dark dining n>om table with buffet and t) t hairs; wood wardrobe. Singer treadle sewing machine, hand madi wood box. green and pink depression glass, hand painted Jima pieces; sad irons; straight razors, railroad pocket watch mtg railroad time keeper; watch chains, large sausage stutter A lard press combination, numerous glass canning jars, some blue, croc ks, jugs; procelain pans; fanev baskets, milk cans, milk cart, large and small iron kettles; dopper boilers, I with lid, copper tea kettle, old standard oil can, wood barrels, 3 sizes, pitcher [lumps, 2 complete harness; 4 tanev draft harness, 4 horse double tree, manv double trees and single trees; neck yolks; horse collars horse harness hames; horse shin's, lots of harness hardware, broad ax buzz saw ; Oliver wtioden beam walking plow . Deering gram binder grain cradle; wagon tongs. Van Buren I horse gram drill, glass top hand gas pump; 40' windmill HOUSFHOII) 42 Hotpoint electric stove. General Electric refrigerator, electric radio; electric wall cltKk; toaster; 4 kitchen chairs; lots ot pots and pans; chest deep freeze, roaster, electric tan, BW |V. crutches, lamps, bedding, linen, pillows, floor lamp. I piece bedroom set. hide a bed; swivel leather chair, Maytag washer, plav pen, buckets, wixxien porch glider; jars and bottles, forks, shovels and rakes, misc. vard tends; log chains, block A tackles. 25 gram bags I " A 2 lumber; barbed wire; crates, side delivers Int 2 In plow good condition lerma: (ASH Not Responsible For Accidents Lunch Served By Lydk'k Lions Club Mary Glon Estate PALI R. GLON & EVELYN RUTKOWSKI. EXECUTORS AKIIONFERS COSLFLIO BROIHFRS Rt 2, Plv mouth. Indiana, Phone 'M 3442

Ltxlge opened in regular form ; 8:00 p.m. with Mildred Nellan Noble Grand of Naomi Lodge, pn siding over the evening session During the evening meetim Mrs. Karn introduced her appoin ed officers tor the coming yea Jane Overmyer. Burr Oak. at Marie Summers. Lvner. are he right and left supporters, ( atherir Beattv. Rochester, conductor. Si Drake, lvner. warden. Avant Rude. Winamac, flag bearer. Jove Kaser, lvner. musician; Mab Mclntvre. I ippecanoe. chaplir Marjorie Nve. Warsaw, msu guardian; Karen Cobv. Richlan (enter, outside guardian II right and left supporters ot the vu grand. Mrs. Braner. are Ava Scot Burr Oak. and Linda Stevens. I pecamx* Io conclude the business the t lowing committees were appoint bv Mrs Karn resolutions comn tee. Faina Warner. Culver, ch. man. Linda Stevens., I ippecan and Sylvia Shaffer, Burr 1) awards committee. Marian Garr Burr Oak. chairman. Arvilla Smi lvner. and (mvla ( unnmgha Kewanna; auditing commute Margaret Kistler. Kewanna, cha. man, Bess Monartv. lijqiecaru and Vada Owens. Richland ( ent< bv laws committee. Jane Overm er. Burr Oak. chairman. Carr ( urtis. Culver, and Beatrice D Pov. Wmamac; and United Natu Pilgrimage for Youth, (.eraldea ( arnes, Warsaw, chairman. Ma garet lav lor, Rcxhester. and Ka Williams. Lvner Ihe spring district meeting wi be held at the lvner Rebeka I cxlge