The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1983 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - JANUARY 27. 1983

North Liberty UMW To Present Program Sunday On Sunday. January 30th. at the 9:30 am worship hour of the North Liberty United Methodist Church, the United Methodist Women will present the theme. “People of the South Pacific". Worshippers will he transported to a South Sea Island as the\ enter the decorated church building and are greeted in typical island fashion. The morning message will be in the form of a dialog as three women prepare to tour the islands. These dialog participants will be Elta Steele. Margaret Heim and Evelyn Harbaugh Following the worship sen ice. island finger food will be sened “People of the South Pacific" is the 1983 mission study theme for United Methodist Women, and this

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service will help the worshipper learn of that fascinating part of the w orld Other women participating in the sen ice are Becky Burch. Joyce Knepp. Kave Habart. Carolyn Dunnuck. Leia Fisher, Barbara Fberly, Mabel Dewey and Carol Saltzgaber. Sening f<xxl will be Wends Weber. Juds Rininger and Darnell Bailey. Wildcats Take North Liberty Tourney Title Coach John Huffman’s fifth and sixth grade teams went into the North Liberty tourney undefeated, ”■O, on Saturday. January 15. The fifth grade Wildcats edged out New Prairie. 23-18. in an early morning game. The sixth grade Falcons also faced New Prairie. The score was

back and forth throughout the entire game showing excellent ball plasing on both sides. The teams went into overtime for a New Prairie victory. 44-40. The final championship game for the fifth grade was against OregonDavis. It was a quick and easy victory with the final score being 30-10. The Wildcats not have taken the tourney for the second straight year. We're proud of both teams and their fine coach. A job well done! LET S LIGHT UP THEIR LIVES FUND The fund for the Summer Special Olympic Games, for the physically handicapped is falling short of the necessary goal. We, the GFWC Woman's Community Club of Walkerton, are making a plea to the communities

of Walkerton and Kwnt/ Lake, to seek out the canisters and deposit your contribution, whether it be large or small. As you shop, or do your banking, look for the canisters at Ray's Supermarket. Wilcox Supermarket. Jacob Drugs and Farmers State Bank in Walkerton; Koontz Lake Supermarket and American State Bank, at K<x>ntz Lake. This fund is sponsored by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs Nationwide. Please help put a smile on the face of a handicapped friend. THANKS I want to thank all my family and friends for the cards and visits while I was in the hospital. A special thanks to Mrs. William DePoy for always taking me to the doctor when needed. Thanks to all of you again. Nettie Barnhart

If you ever thought it would be nice to be "Queen For A Day" — it was beautiful' My feelings exactly , w hen so many of you made my last working day so much fun. Thank you for sharing of yourselves. your expressions of Best Wishes and Good Luck and your many thoughtful gifts. I shall treasure them always. To my "Bank Family" it is hard to express my gratitude and love for all your planning and hard work in making the "Open House" so memorable. I felt too humble and honored. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart. Love to all. Annie M. Priester We want to thank our family and friends for their cards, visits and help while we were in the hospital and since we have returned home. Also to Rev. Mayflower for his visits and prayers. Helen and Ken Knowlton