The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 September 1978 — Page 5

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaufman, David and Shelly, entertained Thursday evening at dinner to honor his mother, Mrs, Esther Kaufman, whose birthday was that day. Other guests were Mrs. Carol Lee Epperson and family, of Lake Station. Mrs. Pauline Snyder, of North Liberty, was a Friday guest of Mrs. J. C. Milner. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Thornburg will be hosts again Saturday evening for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner meeting. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hunt came home last week end from a week’s stay at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, with Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and daughter. Mrs. Harry Doll and Mrs. K. C. Chapman were in Bloomington and Monmouth, Illinois last week where they visited Dr. and Mrs. John Stutzman, in Bloomington, and from there they went to other relatives there and at Monmouth. Mr. William Dickson, Jr., of Glenview. Illinois, and Mrs. Ellen Brede were guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Dickson for dinner at the Plymouth Moose Lodge Friday evening. Mrs. Minnie Brooker has moved from her home at Koontz Lake to apartment C on Indiana Street, Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. David Solmos and family, of Indianapolis, were Saturday and Saturday night guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Solmos. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kedes, of Hobart, were Sunday afternoon and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brant. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lowry and son and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Weigand and sons were callers. Mrs. Rudolph Cecrle came home Saturday from a week's stay in the Osteopathic Hospitai, South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Beagles entertained with a.dinner Sunday for their son, Tim's birthday. Other guests were Scott Beagles. Mrs. Roger Hellinga and family, of Middlebury, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Ray-

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ud Beagles. * Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, of Mount Clemens, Michigan, spent last Tuesday evening in Walkerton. Mrs. Johnson attended the O.E.S. meeting where she received her 25 year pin. Mr. Johnson joined his wife for the social hour after he had visisted old friends in town. The Johnsons resided here several years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Jacob were in Angola Tuesday and Wednesday due to the death of Mr. Jacob’s mother on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jacob were also in Angola on Wednesday for the funeral service. Mr. and Mrs. Agnew Ludwig and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clark, of Koontz Lake, spent the week end in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jacob and family were in Angola Saturday and Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jacob. Mrs. Nellie Clindaniel, of LaPorte, spent Friday and Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Dale Ullery. Mrs. Nellie Smith. Miss Ethel Bierly and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty went to New Carlisle Monday forenoon to attend the Haven Hubbard Helpers meeting at the Hamilton Grove Retirement Home. Mr. Bob Cole. Miss Donna Moore and Miss Patty Teese were home from college over the week end with their respective parents. Seaman Richard Germaine was home for the week end with his mother, Mrs. Betty Germain. Rick is in the Navy and stationed at Great Lakes. Mrs. Retta Williams entertained the following guests with a delicious dinner in her apartment on Wednesday evening last week. , Mrs. Bess Ferverda, Mrs. Bertha Urbin, Mrs. Doris Schamer, Mrs. Crystal Lawrence, Mrs. Helen Smith, Mrs. Ellen Brede and Miss Dorothea Brenner. rhe evening i was spent visting and playing bridge.

HOLD BRIDAL SHOWER On Sunday, September 24. a bridal shower was given for Vicki Sue Rhodes, who will become the bride of Richard Schuyler on October 7. Hostesses for the occasion were Cindy Steinke, Patty Bennett and Robbie Steinke. A fun afternoon was enjoyed bv all with the door prize going to Betty Lauderback and game prizes going to Jackie Rhodes and Helen McCarty. Wedding bells, a cake with white doves and apricot roses and bells decorated the main table. Many nice gifts were received from guests coming from Delphi, Lakeville, Argos, South Bend, Grovertown and Walkerton. s In BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gross. Walkerton. are the parents of a son born on Saturday, September 23, in Parkview Hospital, Plymouth. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Sipe, Route 3. Box 635, Walkerton, on Friday, in the LaPorte Hospital. CARDS THANKS 1 want to thank my neighbors, friends, relatives and super, super family for all the cards, flowers, visits and help while I was in the hospital. God bless you all! Alice MiKYre We would like to thank all the friends who gave such beautiful flowers, delicious food and memorial contributions for our wife and mother. Thank you, too. to the people who came to visit and stay with her while she was sick. She enjoyed the visits so much. Thank you to Dr. Hershberger for his good care and the many house calls. Our love and gratitude goes out to all of you for making Mom happv and for helping us during our loss. Al Drews Earl and Damaris Smith and family Jim and Norma Hichman and family Gary and Linda Clark and family David and Sharon Drews and family John and Sue Drew s and family MARQUETTE GIRLS HAND GLENN GIRLS STH LOSS The Michigan City Marquette girls volleyball team visited Glenn on Thursday evening and went went home with their seventh win in eight decisions while handing the Glenn girls their fifth loss in seven outings. The scores of the varsity competition were 15-0 and 16-14. For Glenn Suann Fontanes had two kills, Tammy Tuttle had a passing average of 3.0 out of a possible 4, and Patti Farrar had a 2.67 serving average out of a possible 3. The Glenn B-Team battled the Marquette reserves to the wire but ios by scores of 14-16, 15-3 and 15-10. This kept the Marquette B Team unbeaten at 8-0 while the Glenn girls slipped to 3-4 for the season. ART CLUB PLANS TRIP The Art Club has planned a field trip to Chicago to the Art Institute to see the Pompei exhibit. Pompei was covered by lava and the forms of the living were impressed and preserved until its recent excava-

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - SEPTEMBER 28, 1978

DONATE FUNDS FOR BOOTS HA >' 9HHL? Jm Wll photos by Michael Pearish at $4^ O f n o?he C W P r ? f WalkertOn ’ d ^ated a check valued at S4OO to the Walkerton Volunteer Fire Department on Wednesday evening September 20. to purchase boots for the men. Pictured above are Charles Baker. Mike Corbett, fire chief Gene Brems Ellen Moilen haucr and Virginia DeLand. Below the men show their new boots A total ot sevennew pair were purchased. jg i wiSrl

tion. I he members will also spend one field-trip day taking pictures. A high school art exhibit and sale is being planned for mid-semester. Other projects include the designing or art club T-shirts for members only and painting the wall in the high school gymnasium for the benefit of the student body.

ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR BAKE SALE — BAZAAR CHICKEN NOODLE DINNER SATURDAY, OCT. 7 11:00 a m. - ?? At The Walkerton Masonic Temple Public Sale Due to health reasons we will sell at Public Auction, located 6-C Road. Plymouth. 2 block west of old 31 SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 12:00 NOON — SOME ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS LOTS OF MISCELLANEOUS Mr. & Mrs. Chester Emmons Terms: Cash Not Responsible For Accidents AUCTIONEERS: ARCHIE SCHULTZ. 784-2745 SUE KONYA. ^B4 3654 Clerk: Chuck Schultz

DRIFT BREAKERS TO MEET The North Liberty Drift Breakers first meeting of the season is set for Tuesday . October 3 at ':3O p.m. at the club house. We welcome new members. Everyone welcome. . There will also be a board meeting on Fndav, September 29. at 7 :30 p.m. at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Knepp. Think snow .