The Independent-News, Volume 107, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 January 1982 — Page 3

Mrs. Vec Shogren. of Koontz Lake, entertained the members of the Singles Club last Tuesday in her home with a home cooked meal at 12:30 p.m. The main course of the dinner was chicken crescent squares with a couple of vegetable dishes and the dessert was lemon mist pie. which made a delicious meal enjoyed by all the guests. The afternoon was spent at bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Waldron. Sr., and Mrs. Bess Fcrverda will be hosts for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rensberger, of Roann, were here Wednesday of last week to visit his mother. Mrs. Harold Rensberger. Mrs. Florence Wiese. Mrs. Ethel Hillegas and Mrs. Helen Bricker, all of South Bend, and Mrs Ruth Bare, of North Liberty, spent the day in Walkerton last Thursday with their sister. Mrs. Vylet Baker. Mrs. Victoria McCann, of the 76 Apartments, is a resident in the Miller's Merry Manor Nursing Home, in Walkerton. MARRIED Thelma Lawrence and Joe W. Sicer. of West Lafayette, were married on Saturday. January 9. at the Faith Presbyterian Church, in Kokomo. with the Rev. David Barnett officiating. Mrs. Clyde Walz, the bride's sister, was matron of honor and Sande Miller, the groom’s nephew, served as best man.

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After the marriage ceremony there was a wedding luncheon for the immediate family at the Ramada Inn, in Kokomo. MARY JANE BEATY CELEBRATES 80TH BIRTHDAY Sunday, December 27, is past but certainly not forgotten hy Mary Jane Beaty and members of her family. The occasion celebrated her H()th birthday with an open house which really started a few days before with the delivery of a beautiful floral table centerpiece from the Coles, in Indiana, and the arrival of our oldest granddaughter. Judy Toole, of Modesto, and her three little ones, two of which we had not seen before. Needless to say that was a happy occasion. On Friday and Saturday the mail box was stuffed with cards and letters from friends and relatives which continued over last week with a total of nearly 100 cards. On Sunday about 40 guests enjoyed a delicious meal w ith visiting, picture taking, long distance calls from sisters and unwrapping gifts during the afternoon. One gift receiving special attention was a beautiful grandmother clock made by a nephew . Roger Reeder, and of course the gold tree with 80 valuable green leaves on it —a gift from Leonard and our children. Although the Coles could not be with us in person. I know they had a big part in making my day a happy one as well as the Freelands and Roberts in whose home at Canoga Park. California, it all happened. Guests from a distance were a sister-in-law, Mrs. Witham H. Beaty, of Mulino. Oregon; Mr. and

Mrs. John McCall, of Ennis. Mt.; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Freeland, of Las Cruses, New Mexico; Mr and Mrs. Kent Freeland, of Tucson. Arizona; and those from California were Mr. and Mrs. George Beaty and children, of LaMirada; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts and daughter, of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Reeder, of Arleta; and Mr. and Mrs. Adams, formerly of Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Kaser, formerly of Walkerton; Mark Baker, Rands ( ripe and Bob ( ole. of Walkerton. LINCOLN TOWNSHIP HOMEMAKERS MEET Ihe Lincoln Township Homemakers Extension Club met at the Community Building with 12 members present. Ihe meeting was opened with the salute to the flag followed by the repeating of the club creed. Ihe song of the month was sung with Lois Shcrland at the piano. We also sang “God Bless America ”, “When I Grow Too Old To Dream" and “Ihe Mem Widow Waltz". Nora Hahn gave roll call and read the minutes of the November and December meetings. They stood approved as read. Nedra Smith gave the treasurer's report whi c h was a cce p t ed. Dorot h y Grad became a new member. We have two quilt blocks to be embroidered by March 1. Anyone interested? We will have cancer sewing next Wednesday. Delicious refreshments were served by Elizabeth Hess. Leia Ruby and Nedra Smith after which we played bingo and evervone won a prize with several members re

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ceiving two prizes. The committee for our next meeting will be Ann Jackson and Hazel Schultz. WOMEN TOGETHER TO MEET THURSDAY, JAN. 2I Behold. He who keeps Israel will neither slumber nor sleep Psalm 121:4. Israel is close to the heart of (iod. and He will continue to keep His people and surround them with blessings. Women Together will be experiencing the excitement of Israel as five of our sisters share their recent trip to the Holy Land. Bes Strang. Jean Miller, Sara Jones, Elenore Leming and Rosemar\ Owens were all blessed as God opened the wav for them to be a part of I eSea’s tour of the Ho|\ Land. Each one sensed the overwhelming presence of (iod as the\ traveled the land where Jesus lived and died. Israel is an important key to Bible prophecy and world events So. come and be a part of what God is doing in the earth as we travel in the spirit to Israel, the land of the olive tree. We will be partaking of God's blessings as we worship him in spirit and in truth on Thursday. January 21. at the Walkerton Community Building, at 9:30 a.m. (8:30 a m. slow time). Those who trust in the Lord are as Mount Zion, which cannot be moved, but abides forever. As the mountains surround Jerusalem, so the Lord surrounds his people from this time forth and forever. Psalm 125:1-2.

STOP SMOKING CLINIC Ihe South Bend Osteopathic Hospital Educational Foundation will sponsor a “Stop Smoking ( lime" Monday. January IK thru Lridav, January 22. Sessions are scheduled to be held from 7:30 to M (M) p.m. each evening in the hospital’s Osteopathic ( enter Known as the Five Dav Stop Smoking Plan, the clinic consists of regular group therapy sessions, films and a daily personal control program Featured are such topics as the psychological and physical aspects of the habit, how craving can be lessened, how willpower can be strengthened, physical effects of smoking, organizations of a buddy svstem and many other techniques designed to break the habit. Ihe clinic. w hit h is conducted by the Seventh-day Adventists, is open to the public. \ 510.00 fee is charged for material. Persons wanting additional information can call the Public Relations Department at Osteopathic Hospital, 288-8311. extension 143. FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC THIS SATLRDAY A free blood pressure clinic will be held on Saturday . January 16, from 10:00 a m. to 12:00 noon at Hook’s Drugs. State Road 23 North. Walkerton, by members of WEMSA Watch for our “Country EXTRA" GUTTERS”^ ' VANDERHEYDEN j lAWSTBOm ionice Dr. Elliott Frash Optometrist 413 Michigan St., Walkerton 9:00 a.m. • 5:00 p.m. Thursdays Call 586-3722 For Appointment • IMI Walkerton Indite* 586-3237 Friday, Saturday & Sunday January 15, 16 & 17 Time Bandits Rated "PG" SHOWS AT 7 00 & 9 05 P M ALL SEATS SI.OO PSTARRin WILDAUER I; CERTIFIED ji ;> CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS 613 Roosevelt Road ;! Walkerton, Indiana ? Tuesdays 100-5 00 p m \ Thursdays: All Day d |! 586-7311 t} ( Other Tunes Call 546 M2l Brimen ]i SILK CREATIONS Handmade Scented SILK FLOWERS ARRANGEMENTS WEDDINGS SPECIAL OCCASIONS Call For Appointment 586-7155 PAT ORCUTT Walkerton

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