The Independent-News, Volume 107, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 March 1982 — Page 7

ENGAGED Sa ’ ^IB ■ z / * Mr. and Mrs. Milne Rundle, Rural Route 4, Box 122, Walkerton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ellen, to Steven Hampton, of Phoenix, Arizona. He is the son of Wilma Hampton, of Phoenix, Arizona. The bride-elect is a graduate of John Glenn High Schoo! and Parkview School of Nursing, Fort Wayne. She is employed at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona. Her fiance attends Embry-Rittle Aeoronautical University, at Prescott, Arizona. A May Ist wedding is being planned.

SCOUT NEWS At Scout Sunday Sen ices on February 21 held at the United Methodist Church. North Liberty, six scouts from Pack 241 received their ”G«xj And Family” awards Recipients that had worked intens-

NOTICE To my customers: I will close my beauty shop from March 23 to April 3 while on vacation. Karen Haugg will work in my place on Friday, March 26 and Friday, April 2. Call mo (5862113) for an appointment before I go - or call Karen (9363485) for an appointment with hor. Thank you. MYRNA S STUDIO OF HAIR DESIGN Tum. 8 Thurr: 8:00 - 8:00 Fri. 8 Sit.: 8:00 • 12:00 Mon 8 Wtd., Cloted V 1 « E” w »■ ."lel ■ f , . ‘ TOUGH WITH ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS Lower rates — Better coverages •AUTO •HOMEOWNERS •LIFE • BUSINESS •RETIREMENT (The uaranteed IRA) CALL YOUR MOTORISTS AGENT TODAY A. M. MANUEL INSURANCE 656-8362 North Liberty "The Agent with the Edge" .J. | Motorists Insurance I kJ ■ Companies. You know us

ly toward this merit with the help of Rev Gavlord Saltzgaber for several months were Shane Carbiener. Tim McCormick. Mike Daughtrev, Tom Peterson. John Camblin and James Peterson. Also present at the services were members of the three Cub Scout

dens, the Webelos and the Bov Scouts. Dan Peterson read the invocation and Marc Adkins led the litany. Some words about scouting were given b\ Richard Peterson and Howard Jones. At the annual Blue and Gold Banquet held on Februarv 24, the following Scouts merited awards for their achievements as follows: Mike Beghtel. Jamie Hevel. Aaron West, Steve Foresman. Chris Stedman and Rickv Hummer, all received bear badges, one gold arrow, silver arrow and a one vear pin; Eric Springman and Eugene Clingenpeel both received two silver arrows. bear badge, gold arrow and one vear pins These boss are in Den I. Also, from Den 2. Tom Peterson received a gold arrow; Mike Daughtrev. gold arrow and a silver arrow: John Camblin and James Peterson, wolf badges. From Den 3. Noel Snyder re ceived the bobcat badge. One vear pins went to lorn McCormick, Frankie Levi. Kent Zellers. Bills Lappin, Doug lambert, Brett Fastburn and David Brooke. The Webelos were presented two year pins and they went to Larry Hall, Brent Sobierajski, Marc Adkins. Matt Holderbaum and Lee Phipps. Following the presentation of these awards and the banquet the Presbyterian Ministerial Puppets of Walkerton performed a scries of well produced skits that kept the entire audience entertained The next meeting will be on Wednesday, March 31. at the United Methodist Church, North liberty, when details concerning the Pinew<x>d Derbv will be discussed. 4-H NEWS Johnson Township The first meeting of the Johnson low nship Prairie Farmers was held on March 1, at the Community Building. Ihe meeting was called to order bv former vice-president. GUTTERS”^ IVANDERHEYDENI UftSrROUGH SEIMCt J Coll 288 771 9 L Dr. Elliott Frash Optometrist 413 Michigan St., Walkerton 9:00 a.m. • 5.00 p.m. Thursdays Call 586-3722 For Appointment • 16-81 rZZZZZZZ A h DAUER <[ CERTIFIED PUBLIC S Ji ACCOUNTANTS ]! 617 Roosevelt Road ]! Walkerton, Indiana ]; TUESDAYS: 1:00 - 5:00 p.mj[ THURSDAYS: ALL DAY > <; SATURDAYS: 9:00 - 12:00 i[ 586-7311 Other Times CaM 546-3821. Bremen / SILK CREATIONS Handmade Scented SILK FLOWERS ARRANGEMENTS WEDDINGS SPECIAL OCCASIONS Call For Appointment 586-7155 PAT ORCUTT Walkerton •JSC

MARCH 11, 1982 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS -

Jeff Keeling Pledges were by Chip Bolze and Jay Wright In new business the election of officers was held with Jeff Keeling being elected president; Jill Bolze, vice-president; Julie 801/e. secretary; Chip Bolze. treasurer; health and safety. Jay Wright; recreation leaders. Brett Verkier and Brett Mollenhauer; song leaders, Paul Dominquez and Todd Anderson; and reporter. Kim Huizenga. Ihe next meeting w ill be on Monday, March 15. at the Communitv Building. Demonstrations and refreshments will he bv Jill. ( hip and Julie Bolze. Lincoln Township Lincoln Township 4-H will meet at " (Xlp.m on Tuesday. March lb. at the Youth Building. It is a verv important meeting for all 4 H members. The booklets will be distributed. Individual classes will be discussed. and officers will be elected. Anyone wishing to join are invited, also. Please plan to attend. If you have any questions, call 656-4663 or 586-3951. BIRTH Mrs. Sharon and the late Glenn lobias. of Syracuse, a daughter, born on Tuesday . March 2. at Park view Hospital. Plv mouth THANKS I wish to thank all my friends and fa mils tor the prayers, cards and visits during my recent stay in the LaPorte Hospital and since I am home. Ada Miller

FRIDAY NITE SPECIAL SEA FOOD PLATTER Choice Or Potato & Salad Bar $4.95 Also STEAK - CHICKEN - LAKE PERCH - FROG LEGS CRAB MEAT Family Dining — Carry-Outs LEO’S 1004 Roosevelt 586-7484 ! THANK YOU ) I I । To ail our wonderful customers I a who have become friends. We have | ! appreciated your business and friend- | ships during the past seven years. | I “Where Good Friends Meet” has | truly been the motto of | I TH E I ! FALCON INN j I i । ED & JEAN COLE |

Our heartfelt thanks and deepest appreciation is extended to ail our relatives, friends and neighbors for the mans kind and thoughtful expressions of svmpathy tendered to us during the sad loss of mv dear husband. Frank P. Magro We especially wish to thank lather Anthons I etko for his spiritual bouquet offering and each and evervone for their beautiful floral tributes and mass cards Ihe kindness of all will be held in grateful remcmberance. Mrs. Anna Magro and sons. Jim and Ronald RATIFY AGREEMENT Officials of United lelephone Co. of Indiana have announced that members of IBFW Local "23 have ratified a new agreement to replace one that expired Aug. 14, 1981. Voting was completed Feb. 26. 1982. The amended contract agreement includes a wage increase, revisions to insurance plans and an additional holidav. The new contract will expire Aug. 14. 1983. Over 550 of United's 1.400 fulltime employees are members of IBFW Local "23 and include installers. repair workers, construction personnel, central office tech nicians and operators. Historians say the word 'Yankee,” meaning an Amer ican, comes from the Dutch word for "pirate/'which the settler's in New Amsterdam (now New York) applied to their shrewd New England neighbors.

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