The Independent-News, Volume 107, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 October 1981 — Page 6

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 29, IMI

Mrs. Viola Barden entertained Saturday evening at dinner for her son and wife who will be making their home in long Beach, California. Duane completed his schooling in Chicago on turbal engines at the navy base and is now being stationed at Long Beach until he is sent aboard ship. Others at the dinner parts were the Wayne Rough family. Danny Barden family and Mrs Fritz Skinner. Mrs. Vylet Baker and Mr Douglas Baker and family were in Bremen on Sunday to celebrate Mrs. Baker's great-grandson. David Richer's. first birthdas Other guests were Mr and Mrs. Dennis Baker and son. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Poulson and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin .lones, all of Bremen. Mr and Mrs. Larrv McDaniel

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and daughter Michelle, of NoblesMlle. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Solmos. Mr. and Mrs. Ruhard Murphs were in Chicago last Friday to visit his brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. James Murphs Mr and Mrs Pete Thornburg will be serving as hosts Saturday evening at the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner for members and their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cripe, of W hittier. California, left the first of this week for their home after spending six weeks visiting in and around Walkerton and Chicago. Mrs Lynn Stull, daughter Tammie. and son David, were in Terre Haute Saturday to attend a wedding in which Tammi was a participant. Hospital patients at LaPorte Hospital include Mrs. Retta Williams. Mrs. Grant Bellinger is a medical patient, and Mrs. Victoria

McCann, a medical patient. Beginning Sunday morning a pancake and sausage breakfast was served at Camp Mill House and early in the afternoon a ceremony was held when a plague was presented to the Al Drews family in memory of the work and services Mr. Drews had done for Camp Millhouse. He served as president of the hoard of trustees for several years and was instrumental in building several camps on the grounds. The plaque was presented to the members of the family but was to be left at the camp. Family members present were Mrs. Linda Benjamin, of Kansas City, Kansas; Mrs. Norma Heckman, from Texas; Mrs. Damaris Smith, of South Bend; John Drews, of Plymouth; and David Drews, of Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ullery went to Wausaukee. Wisconsin, last Wednesday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wasko. From there they went throught the straits and down the Michigan side to Marquette where they spent the remainder of the week with Mr. and Mrs. David Flaugher. Mrs. Flaugher is a granddaughter of the Ullcrys. They found nine inches of snow in the north and some slippery roads. The Rev. Robert Bowman and his wife. Helen, were two of six special guests present at the 125th Rest Easy V With Sleep-Eze. )j 1 1 helps t Il I II a. ike ip n fnsln < Use J ouk »s ! n< 1. *

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anniversary of the First Presbyterian Church, in Council Bluffs. lowa, on the weekend of October 11. Rev. Mr. Bowman served that church 15 years prior to coming to Walkerton in 1972. They were with friends in Council Bluffs and Omaha for several days. 1 hey continued west to Parker. Colorado. to spend a week with their daughter. Roberta, her husband and son. Mr. and Mrs. Erville Kaercher had as their Sunday guests. Wayne Aainingcr, of Napierville. Illinois; Mrs. Lynn Skortz. West Mott, Illinois; and Mr. and Mrs. John Hallingcr. Brookfield. Illinois. ENTERTAIN GUESTS The Lincoln Township St. Joseph County Extension Homemakers club were guests of the Johnson Township Club on Wednesday, October 21 at the Community Building. A ham carry-in dinner was served at 12:30 with the group repeating the Lord's Prayer prior to the meal. The tables were beautifully decorated with mums, gourds and Indian corn. Kathy Geren. of the Flower Factory shops, of both Walkerton and LaPorte. gave a floral demonstration on arrangement of fresh flowers and a straw wreath. Mrs. Dorothy Walsh received the fresh flower arrangement. Mrs Lloyd Thomas, president, conducted the session. A cash do-

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nation was made to the Fourth <>; July program. Mrs. Thomas at nounced the Christmas workshu| is set for October 29. Alma Daub, and Esther Kaufman will give tin lesson on “Well Dressed Women on November 13. Mrs. Elburt Place gave an in tcrcsting report on the pre-histom hones that were discovered on thui farm while digging for a fish pond The Mastadon or Malmoth bone arc believed to be 10.000 years old The Places have 52 different bom in their collection. The birthday song was sung f<> Mrs. Harry Malstaff. Maric Ander son and Mrs. Place. All presen received an attendance award The committee for November wil he Catherine Hostetler and Mrs Thomas. Group singing was en joyed closing the “Shine On Har vest Moon". Business Women Hold Meeting The Walkerton Business an Professional Women’s Club met <>i Thursday evening. October 22. .i the Walkerton Masonic Tempk Members and guests were greeh by a gypsy, motorcyclist, footba player and a butler. The Order • ■ the Eastern Star served a deliciou roast beef dinner to the 55 presen’