The Independent-News, Volume 107, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 February 1982 — Page 3

Happy 20th Birthday KEVIN We Love You MOM. DAD & KATHY Congratulations SHERRY WE ALREADY KNEW YOU WERE PERFECT! THIS IS THE WEEK! VALENTINE FEATHER PARTY February 12 7:00 P.M. WALKERTON AMERICAN LEGION POST HOME Sponsored By The Auxiliary Serving 9:00 p.m. LAKE PERCH DINNER (ONLY) $4.00 Come Out And Eat And Stay For The Fun!!! Happy Birthday BETTY GINZER (FEBRUARY 14) Love FRANK & KIDS Our Happy Ads — Only $1.00! IMPORTANT NEWS FOR BACKACHE SUFFERERS! MOMENTUM* Tablets lie 50% stronger than Doan s. Before you take Doans Pilis lor rruscuiar backache ir*s MOMfNTIJM Tablets are 50% Stronger than Doans That means MOMENTUM gives you 50% more pain reliever pe' dose to reties backache To reduce pain soothe inflammation so muscles loosen-you can move more freely in minutes Theres no Stronger backache mechcat.on you can buy with out a prescr<)!>on than MOMENTUM Tablets Take only as directed

PUBLIC SALE The following items will be sold at Public Auction at the Davis Elementary School, Hamlet, Indiana, and the Oregon Elementary School, Grovertown, Indiana on SATURDAY, FEB. 13 Starting at tNa Davis Elementary Scheel Promptly At 10:00 a m. Central Time — 11:00 p.m. Eastern Time. The Oregon Elementary School Salo Immediately following. Oak teachers desks and chairs; 1 metal desk; student desks and chairs; book shelves; folding tables, file cabinets; wood benches; storage cabinets, typewriter tables; 2 cots; manual mimeograph machine; elctnc clocks, short keyboard Wurlitzer piano, also 2 chest freezers; 2 upright freezers; large Reynolds 45 speed mixer; 1 smaller Reynolds mixer, and misc small kitchen items. Other misc. items Torms: Cash Not Rosponslbla For Accidents BOARD OF EDUCATION Oregon-Davis School Corp., Owners COL. E. DEWEY ANDERSON, AUCTIONEER R. 2. Bex 108, Knox, Indiana <6534 - 210-772-2796

DONNA KLOPFENSTEIN HAS LEADING ROLE IN ISU PRODUCTION Donna Klopfenstein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Klopfenstein. Rural RouteS, Walkerton, a sophomore at Indiana State University, Terre Haute, has a leading role in the University’s production of “Yeoman of the Guard" by W. S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan, which will run February 19-23. Donna will be playing the role of Dame Carruthers. This is a comic opera set in the Tower of London during the 16th century and tells the story' about the loss of a jester's beloved to an innocent escaped prisoner. ANNOUNCE WINNERS IN FREE THROW CONTEST Ihe winner of the Free Throw Contest held on February 7 by the Knights of Columbus Council 5709, Walkerton, are as follows: r 11 year old boys — Craig Groves. 11 year old girls — Anna Crane. 12 year old boys — Willie Hostrawser. 13 year old boys — Wesley Pavey. 14 year old boys — Peter Crane. 14 year old girls — Theresa Northam. The Knights thank all those who participated. RESCHEDULING OF EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS LESSONS FOR FEB. 25 The two lessons sponsored by the Extension Homemakers of St. Joseph County which were orig-' inally scheduled for Tuesday. February 2, have been rescheduled for Thursday. February 25 at the Esther Singer Building at the 4-H Fairgrounds. "Weeding the Wardrobe — Plan and Save” will be given from 9:30 to 11:30 a m. by Mary Ann Lien-hart-Cross, extension home economist from Elkhart County with a specialty in clothing and textiles. She will present new ways of dealing with what to save and what to keep and ways to keep what we • have looking fresh. "Energy Efficient Window Treatments” will be presented from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. by Jacquelyn Sanneman, Extension specialist in Environmental Design from Purdue University. West Lafayette. She will tel! what energy saving choices are available in window treatments. There will be no evening session for cither of these lessons. Both lessons are open to the public free of charge but pre-regis-tration is required. Further information may be obtained by calling the Extension office at 2849604.

R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITON PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3353 the day prior for reservation. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. FEBRUARY 15 - 19 MONDAY Apple juice Spanish beef and noodles Tossed salad with thousand island dressing Garlic toast Oatmeal cookie Milk, tea, coffee TUESDAY Vegetable cocktail juice Turkey roll Dressing and gravy Cole slaw Vienna bread and margarine Peach half Milk, tea, coffee WEDNESDAY Pink grapefruit juice Pork chow mein on Chinese noodles Green peas Rye bread and margarine Chocolate birthday cake Milk, tea, coffee THURSDAY Tomato juice Char broiled beef patty Broccoli cuts Potato salad Whole wheat bread and margarine Banana Milk. tea. coffee FRIDAY Cranapplc juice Ham patty Mashed potatoes and gravy Leaf spinach Whole wheat bread and margarine Egg custard with nutmeg Milk. tea. coffee NOTICE The auditors office of St. Joseph County will have a representative on hand on Tuesday, March 30. and again on Tuesday, April 13 at the County Highway Garage. 23 South. North Liberty, to fill out tax exemption forms.

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FEBRUARY 11, 1982 - THE INDEPENDENT NEWS -

A bridal shower was given on Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stanley with 35 guests present from the surrounding area. The honored guest was Miss Donna Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colonel Bennett. North Liberty, who will be married on March 6 to David Stanley. Hostesses for the shower were Mrs. Martha Stanley and Mrs. Rita Black. Refershments were served and beautiful gifts were received. Hosts for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner on Saturday evening will be Mr. and Mrs. J. Cobb. Those in the LaPorte Hospital include John Wathen and Mrs. Marvin Baker. Mrs. Esther Kaufman has been dismissed. In the Osteopathic Hospital. South Bend, is Mrs. Leia Ruby. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urbin, Mrs. Bertha Urbin and Mr. and Mrs. David Yoder, of Elkhart, were Sunday dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. John B. Guttman, in Wakarusa. A stork shower was given for Mrs. Bill Albert on Sunday in the social room of the United Methodist Church with Mrs. Eileen Clark, Mrs. Dirk Pletcher and Miss Cindy Huhnke as hostesses. Mrs. Al bert's baby boy was born on January 23. but due to the inclement weather the shower was postponed a couple of times. There were 35 present coming from North Liberty. LaPorte. Mishawaka, South Bend. LaPaz and Walkerton. Cake and punch were served to the guests and many beautiful and useful gifts were received for the baby. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stanley returned last week from a three week vacation spent in Florida where they visited with relatives and friends among them were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hewitt and Mrs. George Dow ns. ON DEAN’S LIST AT BALL STATE The following students have been placed on the autumn quarter Dean's Honor List at Ball State

Lots of SPECIAL PRICES For Valentine’s Day On TV — Appliances — Stereo — Radios And MICROWAVE OVENS "••’ll Savo Yoa noßoy”

Treat Your Sweetheart At LEO’S RESTAURANT V- VIIIITIII SPECIAL -8a FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12 A 13 5:00 - 0:00 pm RIB EYE STEAK Choice 01 Potato And Salad Bar ss.es 1004 Roosevelt Rd. 586-7484

University, Muncie. Margaret M Spence. Rural Route 2; Tonya K. Boise. Rural Route 4; and Carol L. Anderson, Rural Route I, Walkerton; along with Kathleen Kenkel. North Liberty. To qualify for the Dean's List an undergraduate must earn a grade point average of 3.6 to 4.0 and carry 12 or more hours of academic work for college credit. IMPROVEMENT ROLL AT NORTH LIBERTY The Improvement Roll at North Liberty School is released as follows: FOURTH GRADE James Hevel Kim Berry Tina Holderread Douglas Lambert SIXTH GRADE Mike Garrett Paula Ernsberger Roger Davis Richard Geyer Tony Perez Kerry Holderread Tina Clingenpeel Angie Savior EIGHTH GRADE Mike Banner Matt Helminger NINTH GRADE Dee Wiltfong To be placed on the Improvement Roll a student must have made an improvement in at least two subjects. ART EXHIBIT John Glenn High School art stu dents' entries in Scholastic Competiton will be on exhibit in the upper level gallery at L. S. Ayers University Park Mall store Saturday. February 13. to February 27. Winners in the competition will receive awards at 4:00 p.m. Saturday on stage in the center of University Park Mall. John Glenn High School and Urey Middle School will have approximately 30 entries on exhibition. The first patent issued i n America -in 1641 - went to Samuel Winslow of the Massachusetts Bay Colony “to furnish the countrey with salt.”

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