The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 18, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 October 1980 — Page 16

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THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 9, IMO

Tri Kappas Here Prepare For Upcoming Bazaar Christmas Bazaar chairman. Judy Baker, announced that several chapter workshops will be held in October for the December 6th affair. Members are requested to attend at least one of the workshops. Paula Patterson will hold a stuffed letter workshop in her home on October 9at 7:00 p.m. A sewGUTTERS | VANDERHEYDEN I tAVESTMNM SERVICE U C«N2M-7719 U

MOVING SALE OCTOBER 9, 10 & 11 9:00 a.m. Till Dark Rt. 1, Box 100. Thorn Rd . East Os Walkerton Off U. S. 6 PHONE 586-2248 King size bed: roll-away bed; half bed; chair; end tables; lamps; humidifier; pictures; pedal sewing machine; Wilson golf clubs: bowling ball: security lights; three drawer file cabinet clarinet newly repadded; music stand: beginners music; bird cage and stand, electric stove with self cleaning double oven, wheelchair, older medicine cabinet: electric hand sweeper; roasters: blankets; sheets; feather beds: towels; throw rugs;Carmval and Depression glass; dishes; misc. glassware; lawn tools; lawn cart; roto tiller: power mower; grass seeder; garden seeder, milk cans: many other misc. items. Clothing men s slacks. 32-29; size large shirts; women's. 10-14; boys. 10-12 huskies; and girls, 8-12 reg. and slims.

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ing machine will be needed for this project. A nut workshop will be held on October 14 at 7:00 p.m. at the home of Judy Baker, bring scissors. Lori Jacob will hold a wood block workshop on October 21 at 7:00 p.m, in her home. Those members w ho have signed up for a particular workshop and are unable to attend it should call the hostess. Deadline for all bazaar items is November 19. Also Mrs. Baker requested that all bazaar committee members are to meet with her at her home on October 20 at 8:00 p.m. Chapter inspection was the main order of business at the Thursday evening meeting. Mrs. Judy Guild. Province 12 Officer, briefed the chapter on the requirements and the purpose of the Tri Kappa organization. Mrs. Guild stated that in her 20 years as a Tri Kappa

member that the more you as individual put into Tri Kappa the more I you get out of it. Lori Jacob, chapter president. ; presented Mrs. Guild with a gift i and thanked her for all her help. Margo Brems. cookbook chairman. announced that all cookbooks 1 have been sold. It was decided by members that more books would be ordered. More than 400 books have been sold in the past six weeks. Pam Edison briefed the members on plans to combine the k • annual style show and art show. The event will be held Mav 1 and 2 1 at the John Glenn High School. Local artists and craftsmen will be invited to show and sell their items. ' Art show committee members are ’ to meet at Mrs. Edison's home 1 October 9at 7:30 p.m. Ellen Mollenhauer. 4th of July 1 chairman, reported that the Walkerton 4th of July project members are meeting at the town hall the third Thursday of each month. Mrs. Mollenhauer requested that more chapter members attend J VR. ELLIOTT FRASH J J OPTOMETRIST f 413 Michigan St., Walkerton “ 7 9:00 • 5:30 Thursdays *► 9Cafl 586-3722 For Appointment’’ 6 al 6-800 CHUCK’S BARBER SHOP 613 Roosevelt Road Walkerton Hours: Tuesdays • Fridays 8:00 a m - 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. - 5 30 p.m Saturdays 8:00 a m - 5:00 p.m Closed Mondays

these meetings. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Jo Hershberger. Mrs. Pat Williamson and Ms. Jenny Coffin. SOCIAL SERVICE MEETING FOR COMMUNITY CLUB The Woman's Community Club will hold a social service meeting October 17. in the Community Building at 10:00 a.m. Members arc asked to bring pine cones suitable for making turkeys for holiday favors, scissors and paste. Every members is to bring a sack lunch, dessert and coffee will be provided by the hostesses Evelyn Ferguson. Laura Shaffer. Helen Bowles. Catherine Hergenrother and Emily Gryb. During the regular meeting Evelyn Schmidt will give the devotions. An Energy Saver program will be brought to the group by Alfred Onika. Conservation Chairman. POOL TOURNEY WINNERS Pool tourney winners last week at the Cole Mine were Gary Clark, first place; Jim Miller, second place; and Randy Schmeltz. third place.

REVIVAL Wednesday, October 15 Thru Sunday, October 19 At The Koontz Lake Missionary Church With REV. EDDIE JONES Os Royal Oak, Michigan Nightly At 6:30 p.m. EVERYONE WELCOME

UREY GIRLS LOSE TO BREMEN The seventh grade girls at Un won the first volleyball gan against Bremen 15-13 on Wcdncs day. October 1. but the next tu and the match went to Bremen 1 scores of 15-3 and 15-7. The eighth grade lost boil games by the scores of 15-4 an 15-10. Both teams are now 1-2 at play South Central on Thursd.i October 9, at 4:30 p.m. Uranium is never found in the free state but as an oxide or complex salt in minerals such as pitchblende and carnotite. AUTO INSURANCE Super Coverage - Super Rates Cali LOIS HOLMGREN 291-2005 American National Insurance Auto — Health — Home — Life |!oc