The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 3, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 June 1982 — Page 7

Mrs. F.thel Fields had as guests tor the weekend, her grandsons, lason David and Clinton Phillip Fields, of Columbus. Indiana; Mr. md Mrs. Roger Whitaker and son, less. of Crown Point. Her sister. Mrs. Joyce Koomler, of LaPorte. aas a luncheon guest on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fields. Jr., stopped for a short visit on Monday md returned to their home in Coumbus from a weekend visit to Clinton. lowa. Mr. Leonard Beaty is a patient in the LaPorte Hospital where he aas taken on Sunday evening. He remains in intensive care at the time of the printing of this issue. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton were camping at Potato Creek over he weekend. Mrs. Phil Brant returned last week after spending some time with her parents in Bowling Green, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck McLean entertained on Sunday in celebration of the birthday of June Boone and the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chuck McLean. Due to the Koontz Lake Festival this weekend there will not be a dinner on Saturday evening of the Koontz Lake Conservation Club and the next week being the Fourth of July holiday, there will not be a supper that Saturday evening also. Mr. and Mrs. Ted R. Wolfe, of Houston, Texas; Mrs. William Wolfe, of Chicago, Illinois; her brother. Drew Cornish, of Cleveland. Ohio; and Bob Wolfe, of Mokena. Illinois, attended the commemcement of the University of Illinois at the Chicago Circle Pavil-

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ion, in Chicago on Sunday. June 13. Mr. William Wolfe, of Chicago, graduated with honors from the College of Business Administration. William Wolfe entered the University of Chicago on June 20th. Mrs. Dr. Pomery. of Ft. Wayne, and Mrs. Keith Rupel, of North Liberty, were in Walkerton last week one day visiting with Mrs. Rhea Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Beyerl, of Wheaton, Illinois; and Mr. Loren Capek, of Chicago, were weekend visitors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Capek. Jr. Other Sunday dinner guests were Mrs. Bruce Fitzgerald and Mr. and Mrs. James Capek. Sr. Mr. Lee Chapman was dismissed from the LaPorte Hospital on Saturday. Other surgical patients in the LaPorte Hospital are Mr. Harold Weller and Mrs. Thelma Kost. Mr. Jack Wallace is again a surgical patient in St. Joseph Medical Center. South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Milner, of Plymouth, were Tuesday visitors last week with their aunt, Mrs. J. C. Milner. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith and son were hosts for the weekend of the Graham family. Most of the guests came from Valparaiso with their campers. Meals were cooked outdoors and a camper's life was enjoyed by the families. Mrs. Nellie Smith, of Walkerton, was a guest on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rough and family were hosts on Sunday for a cook out for members of the Barden families. Honored guests were Mrs. Karen Barden and son, Jason, of National City. California.

Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Barden and family, of Plymouth; Christine and Andrea Barden, of LaPaz; Mrs. Viola Barden and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Skinner. Mrs. Goldie Chapman was in Warsaw on Sunday visiting her sister. Mrs. Beulah Fetterholf. Mr. and Mrs. William Barden, of Merrillville, were guests ot Mrs. Harold Weller last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rough. Karen and Jason Barden, of National City. California, spent a day at Muskegon. Michigan, last week with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barden and family. Miss Paula Rough, who had been there for two weeks, returned home w ith them. Mr. Floyd Bellinger, of Miller’s Merrv Manor, was admitted to the LaPorte Hospital last Thursday where he underwent surgery on Friday for a broken hip. SHENEMANS CELEBRATE 48TH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shcneman. North Liberty, enjoyed dinner last Wednesday. June 16. at the Come & Dine Restaurant. Wakarusa. They were pleasantly surprised w hen Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pogodzinski and Mr. and Mrs. Clell Fouts, of Walkerton, arrived to enjoy dinner with them. Following dinner they called on Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teter, in Mishawaka. Mrs. Susie Teter is recuperating after a week's stay in the St. Joseph Medical Center. They shared their beautiful anniversary cake with them before returning home. In the evening the following friends came to enjoy strawberry shortcake and ice cream with them. Mr. and Mrs. Wilder Burnside. Harold Rust, Mr. and Mrs. Clell Fouts and Mr. and Mrs. Pogodzinski. all of near Walkerton. It was a day to be remembered by the Shcnemans.

Open House For Rev. Levi And Family Sunday a ■* A ■hv An open house for Rev. and Mrs. Frank Levi and family will be held in the Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church Fellowship Hall, on Sundav. June 27. from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m The Levi's will be leaving this area to pastor a church in Marion. Indiana and their friends arc cordially invited to join us in wishing them well. NOTICE The Hidden Bu-Tec Salon. Walkerton. will be closed every Saturday during the month of July. STEAK FRY AND DANCE The Lincoln Township. LaPorte County, Fire Department is sponsoring a Steak Fry and Dance, at their fire station. Fish Lake, on State Road 4. Saturday, June 26. The steak fry will be held from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. and the dance will be held from 8:00 to midnight. Donation is $7.50 per person. The menu consists of your choice of a rib eve. porterhouse or New York strip steak served with baked potato. salad and beverage. Please note there is a limited amound of dinner tickets available. For more information contact Dave Kaufman. chairman. 369-9444.

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COUNTY LINE CLUB MEETS The County Line Club met in the home of Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn. Sr., on Monday evening with Mrs. Lloyd Smith assisting hostess. Lhe Firemen theme was carried out in decorations and contests. Door prizes went to Mrs. Herald Hostetler. Jr., Mrs. Carl Creech, Mrs. Eugene Skinner and Mrs. Philip Waldron, Sr. Other prize winners were Mrs. William Ward. Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Mrs. Calvin Kronk and Mrs. Philip Waldron. Jr. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. William Ward on Monday. July 19. NOTICE Members of the Walkerton Busi- . ncss and Professional Women's Club who still have tickets and money for the upcomign 4th of Julv afghan, please turn them in by Julv 1 to either Iva Clark or Darlene Pontius. If you have any questions call 586-3794 or 586-3747, thank you. FORMER J.G. ATHLETE ATTENDS NATIONAL BASKETBALL CAMP Zane Hathaway, former John Glenn athlete, the son of Laura Hathaway and the late John Hathaway. is visiting his mother, sister and friends, in Walkerton this

RICHARD D. DOYLE, ATTORNEY 413 Michigan Street — Walkerton Office 586-3722 NEW - EXTENDED HOURS SAT.: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. TUES.: 1:30 - 5:00 p.m. No Appointment Necessary No Charge For Initial Conference Other Times Call 233-6699, South Bend i Walkerton Jaycees PINEAPPLE SALE Jet Fresh Hawaiian Pineapples From Dole For Sale $16.00 PER CASE (5 Pineapples) — CALL — 586-3278, Steve Dill The Jaycees Will Also Be Selling Pineapples By The Slice Or Whole At The Park July 3 & 4 TALENT SHOW APPLICATION Preliminary Competition — July 2 Final Competition — July 3 Sponsored By The WALKERTON AREA 4TH OF JULY COMMITTEE, INC Number ot people in act Name(s). Address Phone Age(s) CATEGORY (Check One) Music__ Dance Comedy Other DEADLINE IS JUNE 28, 1982 Return Applications And Direct Any Questions To: SHARON KLINEDINST Rural Route 3, Box 825 Walkerton. Indiana 46574 Phone 219-586-2524

week. Zane resides with his brother at Cherry Valiev. Illinois, where he plased basketball with the Jeffer son I Hawks. Zane and teammate Vic Matlock, were selected by their coach to attend the annual B-C AllStars National Basketball ( amp, at Rensselaer, Indiana. lhe camp drew 375 players from across the United States. I his vear was the largest B-C camp in total numbers. Approximately 200 college coaches dropped in to observe the talent at the all star camp. “This was one of the greatest, most frightening experiences I've ever had." said Zane. "And the most exciting thing was, our team won the tourney!" JEFFERSON-JACKSON DAY DINNER lhe Marshall County Democratic Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner will be held on Friday evening, June 25. at the Plymouth American Legion. A social hour will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. with dinner at 7:30 p.m. Richard C. Bodine. State Representative and also democratic candidate for U. S. Congress from the Third District which now includes Marshall County, will be the main speaker. Tickets can be obtained from any of the democratic candidates, precinct committeemen or at the door.

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