The Independent-News, Volume 107, Number 51, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 May 1982 — Page 2

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MAY 27, 1982

ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW HERE JULY 3 - 4 The annual Arts and Crafts Exhibitiion has been scheduled for the weekend of July 3 and 4, in Walkerton. This year the contest is being held in conjunction with the Fourth of July Celebration. Admission is free and this event has proven to be one of the most rewarding and culturally enriching experiences of the year. An organization meeting was held on April 27 with the following being elected to serve this year's exhibition. Diane South and Diane Schmeltz, co-chairmen; Helen Savoie, publicity; Kitty Holland and Mary Ann Arnett, work schedules; Wanda Norris, typing and printing; Paula Patterson, fine arts; Debbie Northam. Sue Shields and Linda Awald. committee members; and Pam Edison, consultant. An appeal to all interested artists and patrons of the arts is being extended to participate in the annual exhibition at the Harold C. Urey School. All entries are to be

EPSILON CHI TRI KAPPA CHAPTER ARTS & CRAFTS EXHIBITION ENTRANCE APPLICATION Note — All Entries Due By July 1, 1982 Name Address Phone No. Media Entrance Fee Booth Fee If Any Questions Call Or Write: PAULA PATTERSON Rural Route 1, Box 389 Walkerton, Indiana 46574 Phone 219-586-3334 Crafts Booth Janet Hiler 586-2439 Judy Baker 586-3464 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■l REAL ESTATE AUCTION Tues. Evening, June 8 — 7:00 P.M. LAND CONTRACT - POLK TWP. - 1.73 ACRES LOCATION: R R 1, Box 1 33, Walkerton, Indiana, near corner of Ist Road and County Line Road DESCRIPTION Beautiful 2 or 3 bedroom house built in 1972 It's still in like new condition, has 2 full baths (1 with linen closte), bedrooms have large closets, 2 walk-in closets (1 cedar lined). 14 x24' family room birch kitchen cabinets, attached 24 x 36 2 stall garage. 24 x36' basement w/kitchen plumbing and canning storage, and many more extras^such as 1)1 mile from downtown Walkerton 2.) gas heat 3 ) central air 4 ) John Glenn School System 5 ) St Patrick s Catholic School 6 I Marshall County Polk Twp tax rate (6 0814) 7 ) 24' x 16' alum side shed (fantastic) 8 I aluminum siding on house 9 ) young orchard 10 ) 11 % A P R land contract (see terms below) For appointment contact Carl Kaser, Auctioneer 656 4532 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 1 LOT SIZE —1 15' x 660’ -1 73 Acres LEGAL DESCRIPTION: TR 11 SWD TKN OFF ENT N END 10A RE DES CAS BEG W SEC ETC ° AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE Here's an opportunity to purchase a beautiful home in the Walkerton Communi ty Call for an appointment and come to the auction to bid your price TERMS ~ *2,000 down day of sale, balance at closing, or LAND CONTRACT - $2,000 down day of sale with a total of S2O 000 down upon possession (up to 30 days) Balance financed by seller at 11 % APR for 10 yrs w/balloon payment Monthly payments SSOO principles interest Taxes will be prorated at closing Seller reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids Any statements made on sale day take precedence over all printed matter Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Eckstein, Owners Kaser’s Auction Service A Col Carl Kaser. CAI Col Dean Kaser WaSf North Liberty South Bend ’ 656 4532 287 8689

in by July I in order to be eligible for an award. Entry fees are as follows: In the professional category. first entry, $3.00, and each other entry. $l .00. In the amateur category. $2.00 for the first entry and SI.OO for each other entry; and in the student division (grades 9-12), SI.OO for the first entry and SI.OO for each other entry. In conjunction with all the art exhibits, craft booths will be available with a variety of goods for sale. Booth space will be available on a first come, first served basis and a fee of SIO.OO per booth space must accompany your entry application. This year's exhibition is the largest yet. Prize money will total in excess of $600.00. This event should be as in the past a great opportunity for all to enjoy an enriching cultural experience and display their talents. A crowd of over 8,000 people attended our Fourth of July Celebration last year and we expect an even larger crowd this year. So come one, come all to the Tri Kappa Arts and Crafts Exhibition. Watch for our “Country EXTRA’’ “Happy Ads” are smile makers.

Tim Hanson Receives National Honors mp Jim ISL <. j Tim Hanson, son of Vern and Shirley Hanson. Walkerton, recently was named to the 1982 United States Achievement Academy for his national award in speech and drama. This prestigious honor was bestowed on Hanson, a senior at John Glenn High School, that very few students can ever hope to attain. He was nominated for this national award by Robert Mulligan, English teacher at the school. Tim's name will appear in the United States Achievement Academy official yearbook. The criteria for selection are a student’s academic performance, interest and apptitude, leadership qualities, responsibility, enthusiasm. motiviation to learn and improve, citizenship, attitude and cooperative spirit, dependability and recommendation from a teacher or director. Tim has also received a Tri Kappa Theatre Scholarship from Indiana University. South Bend. HOLD FARM BUREAU DINNER A chicken dinner was served to members of the Johnson Township Farm Bureau last Tuesday evening. at the Community Building. Mrs. Elburt Place gave the table prayer. John Cord, chairman, presided a the business session. Mrs. Harold Knowlton, women's leader, gave the devotions. The next District meeting will be on July 8, at the Oregon-Davis School. A memorial was given for Helen Mitchell by Esther Kaufman. Mrs. Leroy Johnson read a poem, a tribute to mothers. There will not be a June meeting. The annual picnic will be held on July 11 at the home of Alma Daube. The committee will be John Cord, Martha Mull and Mrs. Daube. Potted plants were given as a Mother's Day tribute. Attendance awards were received by Clyde Snodgrass. Cord and Jason Dipcrt. Hosts for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vanderheof. BETTER HOMES CLUB MEETS Ihe Better Homes Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. Helen Freeman. Sharon Lowry was a guest. President, Mrs. Evelyn Eddinger, opened the meeting with the club creed. The song of the month, “You Light Up My Life”, was enjoyed. Roll Call was answered with my mother's first name. The minutes were read by secretary, Mrs. Alda Ray. The treasurer's report was given by Norma Eddinger. A report on International Day was given by Mrs. Gerri Ruby. It was a very interesting program and the club is looking forward to next year's program. The annual picnic will be held on Monday. June 28. at Pine Creek Church Park, at 6 o'clock. The installation of the officers for the next two years was held with Mrs. Eva Stickley being president; Mrs. Alda Ray, vice-president; Mrs. Gerri Ruby, secretary; and Mrs. Mary Hahn, treasurer.

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The club will attend the Wagon Wheel Playhouse on August 31 to see “The Sound Os Music". Reservations must be in by June 28. Mrs. Ruby is in charge of tickets. Mrs. Zuella Beutter. of the Farm Bureau Product Promotion program. gave some very useful information on the use of pork and pork by-products. She prepared a very tasty dish, pork and bamboo sprouts. Mrs. Freeman prepared a salad and a dessert to accompany the pork dish. A drawing was held for a gift of pork and the lucky winners were Mrs. Janis Hostetter and Mrs. Very! Wathen. Door prize winners were Mrs. Rose Minter and Mrs. Sharon Lowry. Hostesses were Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. Lois Cover and Mrs. Janis Hostetter. There will be no meetings in July or August. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3353 the day prior for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. MAY 31 - JUNE 4 MONDAY All sites will be closed. Memorial Dav. TUESDAY Apple juice Liver and onions Parslied potatoes Wax beans w ith red pepper Dinner roll and margarine Fruited red gelatin Milk. tea. coffee WEDNESDAY Pink grapefruit juice Char broiled beef patty Cream style corn Tossed salad with italian dressing Garlic toast Apple betty Milk. tea. coffee THURSDAY Cranberry juice

DANCE ' SATURDAY NIGHT 9:30 - 12:30 WALKERTON AMERICAN LEGION POST 189 Featuring

Ham and navy beans Carrot coins Cornbread and margarine Purple plums Milk. tea. coffee FRIDAY Peach nectar Chicken cutlet with gravyMashed potatoes Stewed tomatoes with bread cubes Whole wheat bread and margarine Banana Milk. tea. coffee CARDS sasOF^a^M THANKS We would like to say “Thanks so Much'' to some very special people in Walkerton for their cards and especially your prayers. Tim and Ralph. Dar and Linder. Judy and Brisk. Pastor and Mrs. Shelly, Cindy King, Martin and Pearl and Sam and a host of others. Bunny and Vie Williams I would like to thank everyone that sent me cards, good wishes, flowers and prayers while I was in the LaPortc Hospital. Thank you to the Agape Prayer Group and the Ruth Circle of the United Methodist Church. I really appreciated everything. Dorothy Anderson Wc would like to thank all our friends, neighbors and relatives for their flowers, cards, food and acts of kindness during the loss of our husband, father and brother. A special thank you to Rev. Burgess and the Manuel Funeral Home for their help and kindness during our time of sorrow. I he Family of Earl Yeakey Two men were college Presidents before they became Presidents of the United States — Woodrow Wilson and Dwight Eisenhower.