The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1978 — Page 13

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Exchanging vows they had written. Beth Ann Zeltwanger and Donald Hendricks were united in marriage at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, May 21, in Community Gospel Church of Bremen, Pastor Robert Hueni, officiating. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zeltwanger, 67301 Dogwood Road, Wakarusa, the bride is a graduate of Penn High School and Fort Wayne's Parkview Memorial School of Nursing. The groom, formerly a teacher in Argos Community School, graduated from John Glenn High School, Indiana University at Bloomington, and is presently studying at Grace Theological Seminary at Winona Lake. He is the son of Mrs. Robert Jahr, of 403 Van Buren, Walkerton. Attending the bride were her five sisters: Gwen, of Fort Wayne, as maid of honor; and Susan of Manhattan. Kansas; Margo, of Urbana. Illinois; Janna and Janine, of Wakarusa, as bridesmaids. Michael Chastain of Culver served as best man. Gnximsmcn were brothers of the groom: Steve Hendricks, of Naperville, Illinois, and James Hendricks, of Oklahoma; brother-in-law of the groom, Bradley Schmeltz, of Walkerton; and brother of the bride, Ronald Zeltwanger. of Wakarusa. Ihe couple took a trip to the Smokey Mountains and currently reside at Winona Lake.

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CARDS KSOFB^ THANKS

The family of Robert Clark would like to thank everyone for their many acts of kindness during our recent loss. We really appreciate it and a special thanks to Bob's many friends and classmates. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Clark and Family Recently I was involved in an accident in North Liberty in which my husband was injured. Before I could realize what had happened help came immediately. I wish to thank all of you beautiful people w ho assisted me. the police. EMT's and all the concerned people. I hesitate to name them in case I omit some. How gratifying it is to

know people do care. May you receive help when you need it and God bless you. Mrs. Lawrence Betz 23844 Roosevelt Rd. South Bend Donn and I would like to thank Rev. and Mrs. Shelley and the members of the First Baptist Church of Walkerton for their special recognition upon our graduation and for my brother going into the U. S. Marine Corps. I would also like to thank the Koontz Lake Missionary Church, the NusbaumElkin Funeral Home. Farmers State Bank of Wyatt-Walkerton and Dave & Ray's Supermarkets for the beautiful b(Mik of “Women in the Bible”. Also Jacob Drug Store and employees for their gifts and Ray Chapman and his family for their gift. Thanks to all our friends, neighbors and relatives for their help at our open house and for their gifts. Special thanks to all of our teachers and services at our school for making our graduation possible. We appreciate your thoughtfulness. Thank you. Donn Taylor Nancy Taylor and Our Family 1 would like to thank everyone so much for the beautiful plants, cards, gifts and prayers while I was in the hospital. You really appreciate your family and friends when you stay three and a half weeks in a big hospital that is far away from your home. I wish 1 could thank everyone individually, but 1 was fortunate to have too many to thank. Tammy Stull We want to thank Mrs. Violet Drake and Martha Staley, nieces of Mrs. Taylor, for the lovely dinner we enjoved in Mrs. Drake’s home honoring our birthdays. 86 and 90 respectively. Miriam Auxier and Minnie Taylor I w ish to thank all my friends and relatives for all the kindnesses, thoughtfulness, flowers, cards and prayers while 1 was in the hospital and at home. Daisy Doan Our sincere thank you for the kindness from our relatives, friends and neighbors at the time of our

loss. A special appreciation to Mr. Williams Elkin, Rev. David Barnett and Mr. Wayne Burch whose aide was invaluable. The Modest Burch Family Words alone could never express our deep appreciation to our many friends and neighbors and to Steve’s friends for all the acts of kindness and sympathy shown us upon the sudden tragic death of our beloved son and brother. Thank you for all the personal visits, phone calls; the many cards, flowers, masses and prayers. Thank you also for all the food brought to our home. There are so manv of you to remember and we don't want to miss saying “Thank You” to anyone. A special thank you to Father Letko for his strengthening words at the hospital and at the funeral, also Father Bernard Galic for assisting at the mass. Thanks to the pallbearers, Nus-baum-FJkin Funeral Home, Ma-honey-Mann Chevrolet, Al Allsop and Ellis Swihart and the North Liberty Emergency Ambulance Crew. We shall always remember. The Family of Steven W. Hartsell Lowell & Betty Hartsell Greg & Kathy Hartsell and family Kenneth & Jan Hartsell and family Gorden & Sandy Hartsell Suzanne Hartsell Senior Citizens Enjoy Potato Creek Meeting Potato Creek, our newest Indiana State Park was the setting on Monday, June 4, when Walkerton's Senior Fellowship group met for their monthly meeting. Mr. Leonard Beaty gave Thanks for all of the beauty which surrounded us and for the fine dinner we were about to partake of. Mr. John Zenon, president, presided at the business meeting which followed. Mr. John Guttman was the lucky recipient of the attendance prize. We were happy to have Father Anthony Letko of St. Patrick’s Church, with us for a short while. Mr. Harry Webster spoke of the four day Presley Tour to the Grand Old Opry in Nashville, Tennessee, leaving this area on June 23rd and said reservations can still be made by calling him immediately at Walkerton 586-2853. It was unanimously agreed among these friendly senior citizens that we are fortunate indeed to have this new state park so close to our homes and we encourage everyone to take advantage of this lovely place. The lake is beautiful and restful whether you fish, swim or just observe. The rolling terrain at different times is covered with many species of wild flowers and ferns. Paved bike trails wind in and out of the ravines. Several picnic areas with water and electric hookups and covered shelters are available with no extra charge, but cannot be reserved in advance. Many spotlessly clean restrooms are nearby. Parking is provided fairly close to the picnic areas and paved sidewalks lead you to the shelters and picnic tables which makes it especially nice for senior citizens. Because of all these things, it was decided to again hold our next meeting at the park on July 13. This change of date was made because the regular meeting date would have been on the Fourth of July holiday week end. We hope all senior citizens of the area will join us there at twelve noon for a pot luck dinner. BIRTH A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard (Ike) Smith, Route 3, Box 28, Walkerton, in the LaPorte Hospital. on Saturday, May 27. Much time is wasted by listening to others talk.

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS CO. - JUNE 8, 1978

HAPPY ADS Happy 14th Birthday TAMMY SUE Love YOUR FAMILY WALLY Glad You Made The Club “50” A YOUNGER ONE Happy Birthday TAMARA “SUE” LAURA & “KAY” Love BRIDGET “ANN” LINDA HUHNKE Thanks For TWO SUPER YEARS As Our Chapter President WALKERTON TRI KAPPAS DON’T FORGET Send DAD A Happy Ad Next Week ONLY SI.OO DEADLINE IS TUESDAY. JUNE 13 AT 1:00 P.M.

Congratulations MAX K Your Great We Love You MICHELL, SUE. MARK & MOM KRING Happy 37th Anniversary MOM & DAD Love JAN Shamrocks Bats Pound Bremen In Sectional The North Liberty Shamrocks opened their drive to the 1978 Plymouth Sectional baseball title with a 12-7 victory over the Bremen Lions. The Shamrocks jumped on two Bremen pictchers in the first inning for eight runs, getting the first six men on base off starter Tom Hawkins and continuing the onslaught against Jon Anderson. In all reality they wrapped the game up in this eight-run first inning and after adding two more runs in each the second and third innings, it was just a matter of time and playing the game out. Randy Moreno paced the offense for the Shamrocks getting three straight doubles driving in four runs. Nace, Donathen, Lemert and Downs also had two hits each in the 13 hit attack. Starter Mark Krallman was hit around by the Lions for five runs and Bob Downs gave up two runs as they split the pitching 3 2 /j innings for Krallman and 3‘/j for Downs. The win raised the Shamrocks season record to 18-11. Line Score Bremen 010 402 0 —7 8 2 N.L. 822 000 x — 12 13 2 BREMEN: Hawkins. Anderson (1). and Oberly; NORTH LIBERTY: Krallman. Downs (4). and Reed. MSDC CLIENTS IN SPECIAL OLYMPICS Marshall-Starke Development Center clients, both adults and preschoolers, participated in the Sectional and Regional Special Olympics recently on April 17. Forty-six clients were in the Sectional meet al Plymouth High School. Al! of these participants also went to the Regional Special Olympics in South Bend May 20. at Clay High School. Sixteen preschool children competed in the 50 yard dash and the softball throw; winning a total of 22 medals and 10 ribbons. Thunder showers cancelled the Regionals at noon, preventing the adults from competing in their events scheduled that afternoon. Twenty adults will go to State Special Olympics in Terre Haute June 26. 27 and 28. Times from the Sectional events will be used at the State meet to determine division placements. MSDC staff will chaperone the adult clients at Terre Haute. You can recognize y«r friends ’ by the fact that they sometimes have no favors to ask.