The Independent-News, Volume 103, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 March 1978 — Page 9

Bowling News Suburban League Nusbaum-Elkin 30 10 Falcon Inn 29 11 Mercer’s Bcver. House 21 19 Pizza Place 20 20 Precision Pallet 18 22 Dave & Ray's 14 26 Johnson's Insurance 14 26 Stump Jumpers 14 26 High team series: NusbaumElkin 2647, Falcon Inn 2529. Dave & Ray’s 2469. High team game: Nusbaum-El-kin 922, Falcon Inn 869, NusbaumElkin 869. High individual series handicap: Ed Klopfenstein 684, A. J. Kennedy 656, Ted Kukla 647. High individual game handicap: Roy Freeman 258, Ed Klopfenstein 254, Ted Kukla 247. Wednesday Night Ladies American Door 79*4 36'4 Pizza Bowl Lanes 74*4 41 *4 Savoie Construction 74*/j 41 */j J& T Drywall 64 *4 51 */j TV Center 56'/i 59'4 Beaver Realty 49 67 Kingsbury Locker 37'4 78'4 Precision Pallet 32 84 High team series: Pizza Bowl Lanes 2358, American Door 2215, Savoie Construction 2127. High team game: Pizza Bowl lanes 836, American Door 787, Savoie Construction 782. High individual series: Jo Ann Traub 556, Betty Kunkle 509, Dene Hensley 506. High individual game: Jo Ann Traub 203, Betty Kunkle 199, Carlcen Mann 188. Sunday Night Mixed Doubles Aker Plastics 33'4 10'4 Mer-Con 30 12 High-X Corral 27 17 Pizza Bowl 22 22 Hop-Cap 20'4 23'4 Bow ls Low 17 27 Tomeako Service 14 30 Ding Batts 12 32 High team series: Pizza Bowl 1889, Aker Plastics 1857, Bowls Low 1856. High team game: Tomeako Service 679, Hop Cap 666. Pizza Bow l 653. High individual series: Phil Buckmaster 541, Chuck Bair 535. Ernie Tompkins 524, Ed Barden 518. High individual game: Bob Nebelung 222. Greg Zellers 209. Phil

An Easy Easter Breakfast Treat Easter morning breakfast should In* as special as the day itself So this year serve your family a fresh-from the -oven cofhs- cake that s nuttv. rich and delicious It isn't hard when vou choose Golden Day Coffee Cake Made with a quick, easy and dependable corn muffin mix this Easter Sunday treat can lx- prepared in minutes Bake it while the youngsters hunt for their Easter eggs and baskets W hen they gather round the breakfast table, they II think Golden Day Coffee Cake is the best Easter find of all' GOLDEN DAY COFFEE CAKE 1/3 cup butter or mar One 12-oz pkg Hako garine, melted * om Muffin Mix 1/2 cup finely chopped 2 3 cup milk pecans 1 1/3 cup firmly packed brown sugar Pour butter into greased 6 cup ring mold, sprinkle nuts and sugar evenly over butter Prepare mix according to package directions, spoon into prepared pan Bake in preheated moderate oven do b > 20 to 22 minutes or until wooden pick inserted in center comes () u clean Immediately loosen edges of cake from sides of pan Invert onto serving plate, remove pan Serve warm with butter or margarine. as desired Makes 1 ring mold cake

Buckmaster 192, Kenny Stafford 202. Women high individual series: Louise Whitmer 551. Kathy Buckmaster 501. Kethy Elbert 447, Sharon Zellers 463. Women’s high individual game: Louise Whitmer 224. 175, Sharon Zellers 192, Kathv Buckmaster 181. Monday Night Ladies Beaver Realty 76 40 Walkerton Body Shop 74 42 Huhnke's Service 65 51 Mini Shop 541/, 51^ DeSimone 52 64 Cameo Room 51 55 Dairy Queen 42 74 Falcon Inn 391/, 761/j High team series: Beaver Realty 2307, Mini Shop 2180, Walkerton Body Shop 2128. High team game: Mini Shop 819, Beaver Realty 816, Huhnke’s Service 753. High individual series: Janice White 612, Betty Kunkle 529, Donna Wood 484. High individual game: Janice White 227, 194, 191, Betty Kunkle 181, 180, Pearl Frailev 178. Walkerton Kings & Queens Jokers 30 14 Honey Ko’s 28'4 15*4 Farmers 24 20 Lucky Strikes 23*4 20'4 Hot Shots 20 24 Lucky Four 19 25 Little People 16 28 Alley Cats 15 29 High team series: Lucky Strikes 1916, Honey Ko’s 1880, Farmers 1827. High team game: Farmers 670, Lucky Strikes 658, Honey Ko’s 649. Men high individual series: Dick Eby 488, Wes Seaman 480, Russ Bierly 479. Men high individual game: Russ Bierly 190, Dick Eby 189. Glenn Schmeltz 185. Women high individual series: Louise Whitmer 517, Ruby Stratton 491, Lilah Morrison 482. Women high individual game: Louise Whitmer 192, Vickie Hill 185, Lilah Morrison 182. Friday Morning Coffee League Dairy Queen 19 13 Collins Construction 18'4 13'4 Avon 18 14 Hi-X Corral 17 15 Koontz Lake Hardware 16 16 The Inn 14 18 Odd Balls 13 19

Truckstops of America 12'4 19'4 High team series: Odd Balls 2261. Koontz Lake Hardware 2152, Collins Construction 2103. High team game: Odd Balls 806, 757, Koontz Lake Hardware 778. Collins Construction 747. High individual series: Betty Kunkle 517, Carol Aitken 495. Ruby Stratton 479; honorable mention: Carolyn Howard 417, Patti Thompson 387, Bertha Walker 368. High individual game: Betty Kunkle 208, Dene Hensley 182, Ruby Stratton 178; honorable mention: Patti Thompson 165, Kate Ward 160, Bertha Walker 169. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION STATE OF INDIANA, ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ss: IN THE ST. JOSEPH PROBATE COURT. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Elizabeth Worster, Deceased. ESTATE NO. 30847 Notice is given that Denzil K. Worster was on this date appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of the decedent. All persons having claims against said Estate, whether or not now due. must file the same in this Court within five months from the date of the first publication of this Notice or said claim will be forever barred. Dated this 15 day of March. 1978. W. Joseph Doran, Clerk of the Court John H. Peddycord, Attorney for Estate 224 West Jefferson Boulevard, Suite 600 South Bend, Indiana 46601 2tm3O THANK YOU Who says prayer doesn’t work? I’m here to testify it does! If it weren't for all the concerned churches friends and beloved family, don’t thing I’d be here today. No one anyw here has a more devoted family. They spent six weeks, literally, at my bedside encouraging me to live. No greater love could be shown by one’s husband and children. My heart is full of gratitude. I have a pretty wonderful family of brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews. aunts and sister-in-laws who kept the phones busy. My hospital room w as a bow er of lovely flow ers. I'm so grateful to each person who sent me meaningful messages. Till you are on the receiving end you can't know what each one means. Cards from my fellow workers all over the state and those notes from my ‘‘little people" at the nursing home meant so much to me. To Rev. Gilmer and Rev. McGee for their visits and prayers. I went through the valley of shadow, but your rod and staff were with me every step of the way. My thanks also to my assistant Betty who has labored with love during my absence. May God's blessing rest upon each and everyone of you for your outpouring of love and prayer. All my thanks to the devoted Dr. Streffling and his fellow Doctors and wonderful workers tn the new intensive care unit at the Osteopathic Hospital. Every life saving machine is available to sustain and bring back life. Hope you never need use it, but it’s there if you do. Gratefully. Jo Drew s COUNTY LINE LADIES MEET Sixteen County Line Club members met on Monday evening in the home of Mrs. Herald Hostetler with Leigh Roy Hahn, Sr, assisting hostess. It was the first meeting of the year for the ladies and all were thankful the hard winter was thing of the past as the day was the first day of Spring. Mrs Calvin Kronk, president, presided as election of officers was held. Officers for 1978 are Mrs. Edward Pogodzinski, president; Mrs James Capek. Jr., vice-presi-dent; Mrs Hahn, secretary; Mrs. Hostetler, treasurer; and Mrs.

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MARCH 23, 1978

Wayne Hostetler, flowers and gifts. The hostesses for each month of the year were decided. The annual picnic which was held in September was changed to the first Sunday in October. The birthday bank was passed around and since it covered four months the birthday song was heard for Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Mrs. Rudolph Elder. Mrs. Erville Kearcher and Mrs. Hostetler. Mrs. Gerald Stump will be moving to Koontz Lake as they have sold their farm home. We wish her happi ness in her new home. Door prizes went to Mrs. Pogodzinski. Mrs. Wayne Hostetler. Mrs. Philip Waldron. Jr., and Mrs. Fred Dahiels. Our guest was Miss Catherine Hahn who brough her movie projector and assisted in a contest of our viewing some beautiful slides and having to identify places and things. First place winner was Mrs. Elder and everyone else was happy to be able to pick a gift from a large selection in a box. We thanks Miss Hahn and Mrs. Herald Hostetler for the use of their unique slides. A concentration game made up of the Easter Story was enjoyed. Everyone received a package of garden seeds when matching a number. Matching the most was Mrs. Elder and identifying the puzzle picture was Mrs. Lloyd Smith. Delicious refreshments were served. We thank Mrs. Hostetler for the beautifully decorated cake she served which was in the shape of the cross. Members will again meet next month at the home of Mrs. Smith. Decorated The American Way Egg Shells The decorating of eggs, consid cred a sign of life, dates back to pagan times according to Mrs. Dorothy Anderson, who gave an "Egg Shell Decorating Demon stration" for the Walkerton Woman’s Community Club Friday, March 17, at the Koontz Lake Conservation Club. Mrs. Anderson said egg decorating is a universal custom w hich differs from country to country, but with the coming of Christianity, the decorators whom she refers to as "eggers”, began to use religious symbols. Mrs. Anderson's collection included eggs decorated with pearls, rhinestone, gold jewelry and trims, much of which she said came from friends. (Faberge, she told, used the real thing, diamonds and rubies, in his designs.) Eggs of all sizes from small bird eggs to larger ones of every species can be decorated. In her group were small eggs, the larger quail and ostrick eggs, geese eggs, chicken and even an cum's egg. Velvet, a favorite material was used to line eggs which held scenes showing altar boys, choirs, angels, Christ and other religious symbols as well as a confirmation group at the altar, a wedding, silver and gold anniversary celebrations, and a framed picture. The eggs which contained these scenes were hinged for opening and closing. Also found in Mrs. Anderson's collection was a bassinet with a baby, Cinderella's coach, a spiral stan case, baskets with flowers, a lamp, lined jewel boxes with hinges, and a creation with a drawer which could actually be pulled out A decorated egg holding a scene called "The Garden of Eden," is a prized possession of Mrs. Ander son. I his egg was given to her bv Adam, a resident of Germany . His right hand had been crippled with arthritis but she was able to help him overcome his handicap by teaching him to decorate eggs. He ami his wife Eve sent her the first creation made by him ami which they lovingly called "The Garden of Eden," by Adam and Eve. Mrs. Anderson is a true artisan

and all of her creations are original She makes all of her Christmas Tree decorations from eggs When a granddaughter graduates from high sch(X)l she fashions the girls prom dress and places it in a decor ated egg for "Eggternity. ” Mrs. William Dickson, program chairman, intnxiuced Mrs. Anderson. Mrs Robert Bowman, president, opened the business meeting with the poem "Dreaming of Spring," which reminded the members that the birds are beginning to sing, the flowers will soon raise their heads and beautiful gardens will shortly dot the landscape. Devotions were given by Mrs. William Hughes who took her Easter Message from Luke 24: 24-25. She closed with these words of Jesus who said "I am the Ressurrection and the life. Come Unto Me." Christ is Risen, Christ is Risen, Indeed. A letter was read from the Walkerton Library thanking the club for the gift sent in memory of the late Mrs. Milo Slick and Mrs. Paul Hartmen. This will be used toward a pamphlet file the library needs. A Goodwill box, according to Mrs. Mary Bauer. Gixxlwill chairman, has been placed on the ground of Welco. The luncheon scheduled for the Gcxxlwill lour will be held April 21, at 12 30 pm. The cost will be $2.00 plus beverage. A film will be shown and a talk given as guests tour the building. letters were read from Barbara Rundle and Lorn Scanlan recipients of the club’s nurses scholarships Miss Rundle completed her proba tionary training and received her cap during ceremonies held on February 10. at the Parkview Hospital, in Fort Wavne lom Scanlan will be in his second vear of training at Southwestern Michi gan College, Dowagiac, and will have taken part in the Capping Ceremony March 19. Mrs. Laura Schaffer was ap pointed as a director to fill the tin expired term of the late Nellie Pfeiffer. Mrs Leonard Beatv reported re ceiving an additional sll from the sale of paper this past month She and Mr. Beatv take all the paper given them bv the club and others to South Bend. She asks that vou either place the paper in large grocery or shopping bags and bring it to their home. Mrs. C arl Stanley brought a 1 ions Club Magazine wherein it told how the l ions in Sun Citv. Arixona. have raised a con siderable amount ot money from the sale of paper and expect to reach the SIO,OOO mark this year. Pnxeeds from groups who pull to gether can be profitable. I he patients in the RN Nursing Home in Teegarden will receive decorated I aster eggs (his week which is a gdt from Mrs. Ruds Elder and Mrs Wilder Burnside An official summary ot the club’s Community Improvement Activities fur Pfh "X was sent to Scats Rtx'buck and Company recently Ihe summary included projects in Health. Education. Services and Contributions in which the dub was involved. I his was prepared by Mrs Victor Schmidt. C onservation Department chairman and Mrs Bow man Guests intnxiuced were Mrs Dorothy Anderson. Mrs Hazel Evanson, Mrs. Doris Ball. Mrs lean Singleton. Mrs Donna 1 rdel vi. Mrs Fred Blossey. Mrs Paul Bodeman, Mrs Nick Nokhett and Mrs Gilbert Smith Birthday celebrants were Mrs Bauer. Mrs Bowman. Mrs Dick son. Mrs. Fred Lugger and Mrs Sc haffer It was the dav for the "Wearin 0 Ihe Green’ and every guest table had a shamnxk nut cup set on a dainty place mat at each place. Even the cakes wore green. Ihe hostesses were Mrs Elder, Mrs Burnside, Mrs Brooke Bowers and Mrs I homas Walsh