The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 April 1979 — Page 5

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Kari Ann Arementrout and Calvin V. Whitmer were united in marriage during a three o’clock in the afternoon double-ring ceremony in the Christian Center, South Bend, on Saturday. April 7. Pastor Lester Sumrail performed the ceremony. “Westminster Chimes” and “Largo” were played by the organist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Aremntrout, Route 4. Walkerton and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Whitmer, Route 1. Walkerton. The bride chose an ivory ruffled gown trimmed with ribbon and lace. She carried a spring bouquet and wore a floral headpiece. Attending the couple wer Miss Linda McCombs, attired in a light blue gown and she carried a spring

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bouquet, and Mr. Terry Whitmer, cousin of the groom, LaPaz. Ushers were Mr. Martin Whitmer. brother of the groom, Walkerton and Mr. Karl Whitmer, cousin of the groom, Valdosta, Georgia. A reception was held at five o'clock at the Tyner 1.0.0. F. Lodge w ith 125 guests attending. The bride is a 1979 mid-term graduate of John Glenn High School and the groom is a 1978 graduate of John Glenn High School. He is employed as a carpenter for Bert's Drywall. The couple is at home on Route 4. Walkerton. STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club

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this paper. Mrs. Savoie received a B.S. in Art Education from Indiana University South Bend. Her art methods courses were taken at St. Mary's College. She is currently teaching elementary art (grades 1-6) at Ore-gon-Davis Elementary School. Ms. Savoie is especially interested in watercolors and needlework. Mr. Hoover received a B.F.A. from Indiana University, Bloomington. He earned an M.F.A. from Notre Dame. He currently teaches drawing, graphics and photography at Riley High School. He is also a part time instructor at Indiana University South Bend. Mr. Hoover has exhibited at shows and galleries all over the midwest. His works currently hang in the Chicago Gallery. Plan now to attend the Arts and Crafts Show, hear the John Glenn High School Jazz Band and help to choose the Most Popular Exhibit. POPPY DAY FACTS Did You Know? The red crepe paper memorial poppies worn throughout the nation on Poppy Day are made by veterans in hospitals and workshops in 40 states. These disabled servicemen are paid for each handmade poppy they make, and the materials are furnished free by the American Legion Auxiliary in the states where the hospitals are located. On Poppy Day each year more than 25 million poppies made by disabled veterans are distributed throughout the country under supervision of the American Legion Auxiliary. Approximately 125 thousand volunteer workers from the Auxiliary and other organizations take part in this annual program. Poppy Day is coming in May! Orville Easterday Unit 189 American Legion Auxiliary

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NIPSCO JOINS SUIT 1 AGAINST METER MANUFACTURERS ’ Northern Indiana Public Service • Company has joined several United I States utilities in a class action law suit which charges three major meter manufacturers with illegal 1 pricing practices. NIPSCO filed with the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to join the civil action against Rockwell Interna- ■ tional Corporation. The Singer Company and Textron. Inc. The utility said it was seeking triple damages from the three companies for purchases dating 1971 through 1977. Total figures for purchases have not been established at this time. The meters are used to measure consumption of natural gas by utility company customers. Jim Clark Has Art Works On Display At K.L. 1 Oil paintings done by Jim Clark, of Koontz Lake, are at the Koontz Lake Library for the whole month of April. Jim has covered a variety- of ' subjects but his pictures are all of 1 the beauty of the rural country side. 1 its lakes, streams, woodlands, old churches and church yards, old barns and bridges. His miniatures include flowers, the seasons, sunsets and windmills. The snow scenes, even after last winter, sitll inspire admiration. He also has a picture of the old Koontz, grist mill. The library is open every afternoon except Thursday and Sunday, from 1:00 to 5:30 C.S.T. and on Wednesday from 1:00 to 9:00 p.m. C.S.T. Visitors are welcome. The word "cheerful" is said to come from the Latin cara, meaning "face."