The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 October 1978 — Page 9

COMMUNITY CALENDAR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26 Walkerton American Legion Post 189 to meet. Walkerton Fellow craft Club to meet at the Masonic Temple. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27 "JO p m. —- John Glenn Falcons final tixMball game of the year will lake place when they travel to Jimtown for the varsity match SUNDAY. OCTOBER 29 1:30 p.m. — Walkerton's Ghost Walk at Ures Middle School. Judging of costumes and treats for the youngsters. 2:30 • 5:00 p.m. — Trick or Treat in Walkerton. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 31 Happy Halloween. 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. — Trick or Treat in North I iberty. 6:30 p.m , C.S.T. — K<x)ntz l ake Halloween parts at the fire station, lodging of costumes and best .arsed pumpkins will be held. I reats. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1 St. Patrick Women’s Club to meet. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 8:00 p m — Epsilon (hi chapter of T ri Kappa to meet. 8:00 p m. — Walkerton Amen an Legion Auxiliary to meet School Menus John Glenn High School OCTOBER TO - NOVEMBER 3 MONDAY Hot dog on bun French fries Buttered corn Fruit Milk Il ESDAY Spaghetti Buttered green beans Orange wedge Doughnut Wheat bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Tomato soup and crackers Toasted cheese sandwich Cole slaw Spice cake IHURSDAY ( reamed beef on mashed pota Buttered peas and carrots Pineapple upside-dow make Biscuit and butter Milk I RIEDAY Fish crisp In taters Perfection salad Peanut butter brownie Bread and butter Milk BOWLING NEWS Walkerton Kings & Queen* <• ut Ups 24 8 Lucky Stakes 20 12 Hot Shots 19 13 lucky Four 16 16 Ailey Cats 15 17 Honey Ko’s 14 18 Jokers 10 22 I winkle Toes 10 22 High team scries Hot Shots 2038, ( ut Ups 1931. Lucks Strikes

Polk-Lincoln-Johnson School Corporation QUESTION-ANSWER BOX Patron: School tax payable In 19'8 is $5.69 per SIOO assess valuation. This tax goes for three funds. U hat is the purpose for each fund? Superintendent In |9'B. the corporation will collect from hxal taxes $624,520 lor the general fund tor employee salaries and all other expenses to operate and maintain the educational system. $1^9.2 for the debt sen uc fund to make annual payments on our loans for the construe (ion ol tin elementary and the high school and 0" addition to the elementary sihooi. and $34,616 for the umulative building fund tube spent on repair, remodeling or new o'istruction of buildings, or construction of new exterior facilities h as tennis courts, parking lots ct>

1854. High team game: Hot Shots 700. 691, h 49, Lucky Strikes 689. Aliev Cats 651. Men high individual series: Dick White 584, Fred Stratton 548, Mel Divine 524. Men high individual game: Fred Stratton 215, Dick White 211. Mel Dis inc 204. Women's high individual series: Brenda Halter 514. Joyce Roth 508, Dene Hensley 490. Women high individual game: Brenda Halter 18'. Salls Wardlow 183. Joyce Roth 178, I'6. Monday Night ladies Mini Shop 30 6 Huhnke’s Service 21' i 14' : Beaver Realty 20 16 Dairv Queen 17 19 J.A W. Oil 15% 20% Roy s Worm Farm 15 21 Hidden Bu Tee Salon 13 23 Hi De Ho 12 24 High team series: Huhnke’s Service 2481. Mini Shop 2211. Beas er Realts 2203 High team game: Huhnke's Service 846, 829, 806, Beas er Realts 'Bl. Mini Shop 7'| High individual series: Janice W hite 584, Donna Wixxf 536, Rubs Stratton 534 High individual game: Cinds Huhnke 204, Janice White 203. Shirlene Peterson 194 Suburban league Falcon Inn 17 11 Modern Steel 17 H M. J Package 14 14 Stump Jumpers J 4 14 Johnson's Insurance 13 15 Precision Pallet 13 15 Nusbaum Elkin 12 16 Ras s Supermarket 12 16 High team series scratch: Nus-baum-Flkin 2'”. Ras's Supermarket 2423, Modern Steel 2348 High team game scratch Nusbaum Elkin 986. 9'o. Ray s Super market 869 High individual series handicap: Ken Bolze 884. Walt ( aihous 682, Dennis Groses 682. High individual game handicap: John South 263, A J. Kennedy 251, 249 Friday Morning Coffee league Dairy Queen 24 8 Koontz I ake Hardwarc 20 12 Ason |8 14 (ollms Construction 16 16 Tomenko Service 10 22 Truckstops of America 8 24 High team series Dairs Queen I'SO. Koontz Lake Hardware I'll, I rqckstops of America 1690. High team game Dairy Queen 641. Koontz lake Hardware 599, Truckstops of America 590 High indisidual series: Donna Wood 513, Carol Aitken 504. Brenda Halter 4" High individual game Donna Wixxi 193, Brenda Halter 191, Carol Aitken 188 Wednesday Night 1-adies American Door 24 8 Savoie Construction 18 14 Pizza Bow I 1 anes 18 14 Ktngsburs Locker I 15 TV Center 16 16 Beaver Realts 14 18 JAJDrswall 13 19 Precision Pallet 10 22 High team scries American Door 2IM. Pizza Bowl lanes 2158.

Savoie ( onstruction 21 16. High team game: Pizza Bowl lanes '4', American Door '34. Savoie ( onstn ution '3l High individual series ( arolvn Baccwk 508, Shirley Watson 501, Dene Hensley 493 High individual game: (arolvn Bacewk 208, Dene Hensley 193, Deb I ddinger 19| NOTES FROM MILLER’S MERRY MANOR Bv Florence Peek Paraphernalia familiar to all resi dents and many guests are the housekeeping carts of Ruth Dipert and Vicki Baughman A familiar intercom message is "Housekeeper to Room so and so and "Bring a Mop Each week thev give each room a thorough cleaning. Everyday thev enter each room to empty waste paper baskets, polish mirrors and washbasins and refill paper containers and any other chores necessary to make nxims presentable. Each of them is a genius for seeking out and finding misplaced possessions, thus bringing satisfaction to upset residents. We thank them for all thev do above and beyond the line of duty . The big event of the month, the Birthday party, was held on October 22 honoring the birthdays of Zella Mann. Lenora Murray. Eleanor Stevens. I oretta Stratemeier and Florence Peck Friends and relatives gathered to enjoy the singing of the Sonshincrs from Icegarden, led and accompanied bv I reasure Gilmer. On October '. children from the North I iberty ( hurch of the Brethren. accompanied by our aide, Karen Peterson, as one of the mothers visited us. They stopped in each room and presented even resident with a gift We thank all of them sincerely. Pam Salvor has been busy mak ing us conscious of the approach of Halloween On our windows she has painted pictures of pumpkins, a skeleton, a ghost, a witch, a bat, a black cat. pumpkins and spiders. We are looking forward now to the Halloween parts on October 2b with the Dixie Walker square dancers as our entertainment, and Oct. 31 st we will be seeing all the school children in costume from the elementary school Our resident, Zada ( icotte recently lost her brother Io her and her sisters we extend our sympathy We thank the Church of Christ of North 1 ibertv and their congrega tion for their service on Thursday evening. October 12 and also the First Baptist ( hurch of North I ib erty. with Rev. Corbett and congregatgton for services on Sunday afternoon, October 15. To other churches for Monday evening services, we thank the Wesleyan (hurch of Walkerton, T he Missionary ( hurch of Kixmtz lake with Rev. George, the Baptist Church of Walkerton with Rev. Shellev and the Church of ( hast of North Liberty with Rev. Richmond BETTER HOMES CLUB MEETS The Better Homes Extension Club met on Monday evening, October 23, al the Walkerton Community Building with 15 members present The meeting was opened bv the president, Helen Freeman, with the pledge to the flag Roll call was answered with, "What are you ’squirreling’ away for winter." Gerri Rubv gave an interesting discussion on fire safety in the home. Members decided to have a bake sale on Nov ember II at 9 (M) a m. in the lobby of the Farmers State Bank Walkerton Branch On November 2' Helen Decker will dem onstrate on making ( hristmas tree dc< orations with beads for the craft night \ bus to Chicago will be sponsored again this scar bv the Hub with Dar Pearish, chairperson Watch the Independent News tor more details on the trip Ihe meeting was Hosed with the club praver Delicious pumpkin pie was sen i cd bv the hostesses Selma ( Imgcn peel ami Favcttc Dunn Ihe door

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prizes went to Hope Zlatos and Alda Ray. Hostesses for the November meeting will he Lois (over and Ruth Ulierv. O.E.S. NEWS Mrs. Robert Hillman and Alfred Drews presided in the Fast for the October 1 meeting of the Walker ton Chapter 319. Order of the Easter Star. This meeting had been designated for honoring friends. Mrs. Hillman greeted members and guests with a humorous soliloquy of a Pumpkin Face. Other chapter members introduced were George Pfeiffer. Mrs. Russell Smith. Mrs. George Hillis, Mrs Vi Bregi and Mrs. Roy Newell, all of Illinois chapters, but residing at Koontz lake. Also Mrs Mabel Dewey. Mrs. Helen Smith, Mr and Mrs. Richard Sumpter and Miss Lynette Sumpter of North Liberty Plans were discussed for a Ma sonic and Eastern Star family turkey dinner to be held Saturday. November 18 at the temple at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are to be in bv November 10. It is hoped both hxiges w ill plan to attend Mrs. Hillman reported that Mrs Carl Neindorf and Mrs. Mabel Dewey accompanied her to the Walkerton Nursing Home prior to the meeting where they visited two chapter members residing there. Mrs. Bess Turnbull and Mrs Mabel Anderson, and others there affiliated with other chapters, leaving a token of friendship and love from the Walkerton chapter Mrs Hillman contributed to the birthday bank. Protems were Mr and Mrs. Myron Mullet and Mrs Marv Bauer. During the social hour a large birthday cake centered the serving table in honor of Mrs. Hillman Harold Button baked and decorated the cake A gift from the chapter was presented to Mrs Hillman Mr and Mrs Button and Mr and Mrs. Don Wolfenbarger were in charge of refreshments. CARDS THANKS I would like to thank mv friends tor making mv birthday a happy, happy occasion for me with all the calls, visits and cards Thank sou all again. Etta Mae Milner We would like to express our appreciation for the mans acts of kindness, gifts of fixxi and love at the passing of Walter Jackson To the Walkerton. Polk. Lincoln. John son Ambulance Service, Rev Will iam Hughes, Dr. Hershberger. Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home. Mrs Rctta Williams, Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Schmanke and Mrs. Leah Pickavet we want to express our special thanks for your help Mrs. Mildred Jackson Mr and Mrs. Kenny ( hapman and family Mr and Mrs. Kenny Bergner and family I would like to thank everyone for the cards, visits and best wishes during mv stay in the hospital Jack VS atkins MAIL SERVICE TO ( AN AD A IS SUSPENDED The I S Postal Service an nounced on October 18 that it is embargoing all mail to (. anada due to a work stoppage affecting that nation's postal svstem ( anadian postal officials re quested the immediate suspension ot all man to ( anada from the United States and informed the Postal Service that ail mail service from ( anada to the I nited States is suspended until further notice I he embargo means no mail tor ( anada will be accepted at anv I S post office Mail in the postal system bound tor ( anada will be

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