The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 May 1979 — Page 9

8 WHEEL DRIVE ■■MM V 1 * W™ ■ k * mWWB * M ■ ■ Ji K■ ■ J3F9 « * i * H ? JR^Q a<M| Ww! M • 4^4iMBBBHrIF^ ‘ <m£* WM B^HHUnStI K BfiHUJOLU*4U4fIHHHH fBW! 8 .■•mM?t>’' i.W

On April 15 the Oregon Annies 4 H Club participated in the subarea Share-1 he-Fun talent contest at Merruille High School. There were lb acts from Lake. Porter, LaPorte and Starke Counties. Ihe Oregon Annies winning act was en titled “Eight Wheel Drive" and placed in the top six as an honor group member. One act lor the honor group will be selected to perform at the Purdue Music Hall during 4 H Round-Up m June. The Oregon Annies winning act "Eight Wheel Drive", featured all of the girls performing on roller skates. The younger members skated the hokey-pokey and when the curtain opened again the older members were featured disco skating to the music of "Staying Alive”. Mrs. Patty Barker, of the Plymouth Roller Rink, designed the dance program. The members who participated in the program were Linda Allen, Karen Christensen. Donna Duncan, Annette and Rene Gore. Traci Justice. Tonya Justice. Angie Kranenberg. Sandy McEndarfer. Sharon Rivosecehi. Carey Salvor, Carla and Tammy Shores, Doreen Simpson. Tern Slone, Melissa and Beth Van Dyke and Michaele Wilson. On Thursday, May 3. the annual Mother-Daughter Tea will be held at the Oregon-Davis High School. The program will include the installation of officers. The new officers are president, Linda Allen; vice-president. Tammy Shores; secretary. Rhonda Carmichael; treasurer. Carla Shores; reporter. Sandy McEndarfer; song leader. Rene Gore and Missy Van Dyke; recreational leader, Sharon Rivosecchi and Traci Justice; health leader. Carey Salyer and Beth Van Dyke; and devotion leader, Karen Christensen. Greg Brovoid Wins County Golf Honors Greg Brovoid, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Brovoid, route 4, Walkerton, won medalist honors in a sudden death playoff with Don Jensen, Bremen, on Friday. April 27. at the Plymouth Country Club course for the Marshall County golf meet.

At the end of lb both Brovoid and Jensen were tied with "8 each and Brovoid went on to win on the first hole in the sudden death piavofl Brovoid is a junior at John Glenn High School. Bremen took team honors with 339. six strokes ahead of John Glenn with 345. LaVille was third with 34", Argos, fourth with 366; 1 Triton. 383; and Culver with 396. Coming in third individually was Grant Walmoth of Glenn with a 79. Team Scores Bremen (339) Don Jensen 78. Joe Yeager 81. Jack Jordan 88. Tracy Miller 92. Jim Moren 96. John Glenn (345) Greg Brovoid 7 8. Grant Walmoth 79. Paul Hershberger 89, Mike Elkin 99, Jeff ’ South 114. LaVille (347) Tim Dykstra 81. Mike Wagner 86, Scott Stoneburn- ’ er 87, Tom Dykstra 93. Ron Mag--1 nuson 95. Argos (366) Matt Chamberlin ' 81, Larry Clemens 88. Tern Mont--1 gomerv 93. Jim Carpenter 104, Mitch Gordon 107. 1 riton ( 383) Jack Carpenter 92, Everett Nifong 93. Steve Slabaugh 1 99, Tom Schaetzle 99. Tony Ballinger 101. Culver (396) Terry Master 88. 1 Dennis Cultice 91. Randy James 1 106, Dan VanDePutte 111. Chuck Gixxl 125. Individual Scores Greg Brovoid, John Glenn 78 Don Jensen. Bremen 78 Grant Walmoth, John Glenn 79 Matt Chamberlin, Argos 81 Joe Yeager. Bremen 81 Tim Dykstra, LaVille 81 Mike Wagner, LaVille 86 Scott Stoneburner, LaVille 87 1 Jack Jordan, Bremen 88 1 Larry Clemens, Argos 88 1 Terry Master, Culver 88 Paul Hershberger, Glenn 89 Dennis Cultice, Culver 91 Tracy Miller, Bremen 92 Jack Carpenter. Triton 92 NOTES FROM MILLER’S MERRY MANOR By Florence Peek We thank the following ministers for services on Monday evenings during the last month, Rev. Shelly. Rev. George and Rev. Richmond, who also was here for a Thursdayevening service. We are sorry to learn that Rev. Hughes is leaving Walkerton and look forward to meeting his successor

Our resident. Zada Cicotte, was so happy and pleased that her nephew Nicky Harris, a minister, came from Memphis, Tenn., to Walkerton to conduct a week of revival services at the Baptist Church. On Ihursday. April 2b. a graduation ceremony was conducted for those aides who have completed the course for Geriatric Aides. I hose w ho received certificates and pins were Karen Peterson, Beth Shortt. Lisa Tuttle, Kim Rizek, Paulette Kennedy, Janice Houser. Yvonne Hajicek, and Brenda Janovic. Congratulations to each one of them and we hope they will become the kind of aides they dreamed about. Two of our residents passed away in April. Zella Mann and Lucille Thompson. We offer our • sympathy to their families. Harry Pherson fell and injured his hip so he has returned to the hospital. We wish him a quick recovery. Former aides will be interested to learn that April Reed, daughter of Becky Reed, is training here to become an aide. Others training with her are Ann Chamberlin, Kathy Vukovits and Kathy Saxton. Our sympathy is extended to Mary Moore in the loss of her son. Everett Ream, and to the other members of his family. Members of the Bible Study group regretted the announcement that because of poor health our teachers. Helen Wentz and Jane Gordon, have found it necessarv to curtail their activities. However we have been fortunate in having a replacement beginning April 26. Mrs. Mildred Smith has taken their place. We are grateful to her for coming to us. We thank Rev. Richmond and his parishoners for services on April 30. We enjoyed his lessons via the

PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 12,1979- 10.00 A.M Walkerton Youth Bldg., Walkerton, Indiana West on Rt. 6 from intersection of Rt. 6 and Rt. 23, WATCH FOR SIGNS Antiques and Collectables FURNITURE: Desk bookcase combination, excellent condition, small bowed glass china cabinet, Oak barber cabinet with glass doors, 81" x 47” x 8" with 8 shelves, Stack bookcase, Spool cabinet, Hall tree. Commode, Edison phonograph with morning glory horn and stand, Drip leaf table, Oak bowed glass china cabinet, Oak lamp table, Youth chair, Chest of drawers, Pr. of matching chairs, Folding chair, folding screen. CLOCKS: mantle clock dated 1878, 3 humpback mantles, Gilbert calendar. Oak calendar, Kienzle oak wall clock, others, some may need repair, also clock parts. WATCHES: Over 10 watches including hunting cases, open face, key wind, also R.R. Sante Fe Special. GLASS AND CHINA: Emerald Green table set trimmed with gold, damage on creamer. Cranberry oval Delaware bowl, Colorado green bowl, Flashed glass berry set, glass baskets, many shaving mugs, pattern glass creamers and goblets, China canister set. Teapot sugar and creamer, Nippon, many bisque figurines, match holders and toothpick holders, Large glass display domes with bases, Milk glass covered dishes, Invalid feeders over 20 inc. onion pattern. LAMPS: Very ornate and embossed brass floor lamp and brass shade with beaded fringe, Brass table lamp with brass shade. Large metal table lamp with griffins, Many kerosene lamps inc. Aladdin pink alacite, Finger lamps v Lanterns, R.R. Switch lamp and Creeolene. TOYS: Carriage with 2 horses metal and wood, dates to late 1800's. Iron horse drawn wagon with man, Iron horse with ice wagon. Large comp, baby dolls. Wooden W.W.I soldier doil, Key wind flirty eye, Sewing machine, aeroplane. Set of Iron horses. Children’s books inc. Brownie Primar, Brass cannon. GUNS: Double barrel 12 gauge. Single barrel 12 gauge, Kessler 12 bolt action. Rifle #525. Mauser with bayonet. 22 rifle hex barrel PRIMITIVES: Salt crock with lid. 2 Wheel coffee grinder, copper teakettle, baskets, granite, Wooden wringer dated 1869, Wooden salt box, Large ladle, Sausage grinder, Wooden planes. MISC: Alvin sterling flatware, service for 8. Fiesta, Louis I cart print. Very unusual brass frame with secret compartment. Brass figured letter openers in brass frame, 1922 Silver dollars, Franklin mints Presidential Profiles and Medals honoring all U S Mints. Many pictures and picture frames. PARTIAL LISTING ONLY. OWNER: Jerry Weber Viewing 9:00 - 10:00 A M No reserve, everything sold to highest bidder. TERMS: Cash Auctioneer: Lee Payne Not responsible for accidents Highland, Indiana (219) 838-8896

Magicians route. National Nursing Home Week will be observed at Miller's Merrv Manor the week of May 13 thru May 20. Look for schedule ot events in next week’s paper. JOHN GLENN BOYS TOPPLE JIMTOWN I he John Glenn boys track team was victorious ox er Jimtoun's bovs team bv an 87>/ 2 . 39</ 2 score on Friday of last w eek. The Summary 120 yard high hurdles —l, G. Bierly (G); 2, James (J); 3. D. Miller (G). lime: 18.9 1 (X) yard dash —l. B. Parker (G); 2, B. Muncie (G); 3. Ott (J). 11 me : 11.1 Mile run —l. T. Anspaugh (G); 2, Mann (J); 3. M. Holdeman (G). 880 yard relay —l. Glenn (D. Miller. D. Smith. B. Parker, B. Muncie). Time 1:41.3 440 yard dash —l. T. Cline (G); 2, Ott (J); 3. D. Smith (G). Time :55.3 330 yard low hurdles —l. D. Miller (G); 2. M. Miller (J); 3. Fry (G). l ime :46.5 880 yard run —l. T. Cline (G); 2. ( . Ochs (G); 3, Deak (J). Time 2:16.2 220 yard dash — I, B. Muncie (G); 2. B. Parker (G); 3, Ott (J), l ime :25.4 2 mile run —l. Leach (.1); 2. M. ■ Holdeman (G); 3. B. Holdeman (G). I ime 11:55.6 Mile relay —l. Glenn (T. Anspaugh. 1). Smith. 0. Fry. 1 Cline). Time 4:01.3 Shot put —l, Secor (.1); 2, B. Muncie (G); 3. DeHoff (J). Distance 46'1 ’' Discus — I. Secor (J); 2. B. Parker (G); 3. DeHoff (J). Distance 124 High lump —l. C. Ochs (G); 2, M. Miller (G); 3. I . Cline (G).

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MAY 3, 1979

Height 5'11" 1 Long jump —I. I Anspaugh (G); 2, D. Miller (G); L M Miller 1 (.1). Distance 1"' 10' 1" I Pole vault —l. D. Smith (G); 2, Dobbs (J); 3. tie Deak (.1) and Frv (G). Height 11'6" NAOMI FELLOWSHIP MEETS The Naomi Fellowship of the I ruted Methodist Church of Walkerton met at the home of Mrs. Alma Daube on Tuesday. April 17, with 10 members present. Mrs. Mary Bauer, chairperson, opened the meeting with prayer. Ihe devotions were given by Mrs. Alice Huhnke. She read. Day ot Faith. Three Dav Pause. What the Heart Holds. Let Go and Let God all from Guidepost Treasure of Hope. Ihe lesson was given bv Mrs. Alta Bowers. She read the 23rd Psalm by J. L. lucker. It was an explanation ot the Psalm phrase bv phrase. I here are 118 words in the Psalm and 2" pronouns. 1. my. me and mine. DAY SCHOOL Ihe North Liberty Church of Christ Day School will be having a Pre Registration on Friday. Mav 11th from 9:00 - II 30 a.m. and 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Ihe ages for the sessions are from 3 to 5 vears of age. It you are unable to attend, please feel tree to call 656-4632. 656-3388 or 586-2293. See you on Registration Day! DENTURE WEARERS A major advancement CUSHION GRIP DENTURE ADHESIVE one application holds comfortably up to 4 days