The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 May 1981 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MAY 14, 1981

Notes From Miller’s Merry Manor Bv Florence Peek Buss Mas 2nd has come and gone. There was our Rock and Roll Marathon, the Flea Market, and entertainment, Viola Boone plased her harmonica, Mike Butler. our administrator. C arol Steiner and another guest. Don Gras, plased and sang for us; Sharon Khnedinst with "Sounds Os Jos" sang and plased for us; the Workman Sisters with their fine harmons sang for us and the Michiana Gospel Singers with guitars and mandolin entertained us later. It was good to see so mans friends stop in to see the displays and the new building addition which was opened for the first time that day. Mars Jo Golubski worked hard in planning the day, working under the difficulty of having her arm in a sling. We are thankful for all the volunteer help we had that das . It

ACTIVITY APPLICATION FORM 4TH OF JULY, 1981 (Deadline Is May M) Organization Name Type Os Activity To Be Held Activity Chairman & Phone Number _ Where Do You Desire To Hold Activity Any Helpfull Comments For The Committee Mall To: GRACE CLAPPER Or Bring To Committee Meeting, 3rd Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Town Hall, Walkerton

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seemed like there w as no end to the offers of help and both residents and those in charge appreciated all of it. 1 hen there was the Arts and Crafts Extravaganza at John Glenn High School under the direction of one of our new aides. Pamela Edison. Anne Huffstetter was married at I 30 on that day. Two of our employees were in the wedding partv. April Reed and Kathy Groves. Gina Newland was on hand to fix the bride’s hair. To top it off Anne visited us that evening in her wedding dress. That was a treat for us residents losing Anne as an aide residents. Thank you Anne, and we wish you loads of happiness. We dislike losing Anne as an aide because she was a very fine one and we like her a lot. We offer congratulations to Darlene Gearheart for being elected the Employee of the Month for March and Gloria Valovich for being chosen Nursing Aide of the Month. The April Birthday Party was held on April 26. The entertainer called late that he could not be

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present because of illness so our 1 PN Jane Goble played the piano for us. Guests of honor, residents, who had birthdays in April were Pam Savior, Mvrtle Herbold. Tons Bentlev. Rov Newell. Mvrtle Bar nev. Paul Blalock and Icy Rhodebeck. Pam Savior missed the party as she was in Chicago attending the wedding of her granddaughter. Barbara Williams. Our svmpathv is extended to friends and family of Elizabeth Michalski Dipert who passed away suddenly. We are glad to have all of our residents back from the hospital. Thev are LaVerne Wood. Ruth McKesson and Inez Bechtel. May 10 marks the start of Nursing Home Week and activities are planned for each day. On Thursday we will have our regular Bible Study Class under Mrs. Walter Smith and on Friday. May 15. there will be a special Birthday Party in honor of the 100th Birthday of Meri Mannina. The public is invited to stop in and enjoy any or all of our activities. Our sympathy is extended to Betty Ogle and family in the loss of their mother. Mrs. Bertha Williams. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM North Liberty Community Bldg. Phone 656-3353 the day prior for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. MAY 18 - 22 MONDAY Apple juice ('hili con carne Pineapple-cottage cheese salad Cornbread Grasshopper dessert Milk. tea. coffee TUESDAY Orange juice Smoked sausage with sauerkraut Potatoes au gratin Craked w heat bread Peach half Milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY Apple juice

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Batter dipped cod with tartar sauce Green peas Macaroni salad Wheat germ bread Rhubarb crumble Milk, tea, coffee THURSDAY Vegetable juice cocktail Open faced hot turkey sandwich on w hite bread Mashed potatoes Tossed salad with tomatoes and thousand island dressing White birthday cake with caramel icing Milk. tea. coffee FRIDAY Blended fruit juice Meat loaf with mushroom sauce Brussel sprouts Sunshine salad mold Whole w heat bread Purple plums Milk. tea. coffee TOWN BUDGET SEMINAR Procedures for 1982 Town Budgets will be addressed bv a representative of the State Board of lax Commissioners at the meeting of the Northeast Town Roundtable. Scheduled for May 21, the quarterly meeting will be hosted bv the Tow n of New Carlisle. Joining the State Tax Board on the agenda will be Channa Beth Kirsch of the Indiana Association of Cities and I owns who will review statutes passed by the General Assembly which affect small communities. Ms. Kirsch will also

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outline programs towns might wisl to undertake for energy conscrva tion. Elected representatives of the 6' towns which make up the round table have been invited to the meeting. Included are all towns in St. Joseph. Marshall. Elkhart. Kos ciusko, Lagrange, Steuben. Noble Dekalb, Whitley. Allen, Wabash Hungtington, Wells and Adams counties. The roundtable in New Carlisle will be held in the Home Case at 7:00 p.m. E.S.T. WOMEN TOGETHER TO MEET MAY 21 Women Together will meet on Thursday. May 21 and will be a da\ of strength and peace to gether as we gather tn the name of Jesus We arc looking forward to having Geraldine Cheaton. of South Bend minister to us from the word of God; Y<»u will be blessed bv Ger aldine’s enthusiasm; about th< things of the Lord. Come, share God’s love at th< Walkerton Community Building at 9:30 a.m. Refreshments are serv cd and the fellowship is sweet. Please join us in this time of worship and adoration of our Lord Jesus Christ. John 4:24 says "God is a spirit, and those who worship Him must worship Him in spirit and truth’’ J Sergeants I S£NTRY B Flea& Tick Collar Oh (Bag IB THE MEASURE OF A MAN may be his willingness to serve his country. The measure of a country may be its will ingness to honor those who served to protect the free world. Each year the American Legion Auxiliary reminds Ameri cans of their debt to vet erans with the sale of memorial poppies, made by disabled and hospit alized veterans as part of their therapy. Funds con tributed on Poppy Day are used exclusively for programs related to veterans and their families. 0