The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 February 1983 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - FEBRUARY 10, 1983

The birthdays of Roger Kronk and Dorothy Kronk were celebrated on Sundax with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs Calvin Kronk Other guests were Mr. LaMarr Kronk. Tim and La Dora; Mrs. LaMarr Kronk and Led: and Mr and Mrs David Rose, of South Bend. Mrs. George Meyers, Walkerton. is in Memorial Hospital. South Bend, where she underwent triple by-pass surgen last Thursday and a pacemaker was also put in. She is reported as doing excellent and is out of the intensive care and in room '25. as of Monday. Mrs. Ruth Brant returned home on Saturday from a month stay in Tempe. Arizona. Sundax she had as guests for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wiegand and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Low ry and son and

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Mr. Rox Hobart, of South Bend. Mrs Ruth Eastlund. of Nappanee. was a Sundax visitor of Mrs Ada Miller Rob ( lark, son of Mr anil Mrs. Rands Clark. North Liberty. was dismissed Iron’ the Osteopathic Hospital. South Bend, last Saturdax. Mr and Mrs Don Martin and two daughters, and his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. Walkerton, spent the weekend in Chillicothe. Illinois, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin and family. Saturday the two Martin brothers. Don and Charles, participated in the annual Brothers Bowling Tourney, at Peoria. Illinois. Mr. and Mrs Robert Schaeffer were in Indianapolis on Sunday to attend the photographs show held at the Sheraton Hotel.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Branes and Michael, of South Bend, entertained at a surprise birthday party for her mother. Mrs. Roy Freeman, on Sundax. Other guests were Roy Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lichtenbarger and Ryan, of Koontz Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Buel Wheeler and Mrs. Hazel Hoover, both of Plymouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Hoover, of Goshen. Mrs. Jerry Hahn and Michael, of Oceanside, California, are here xisiting with relatives and friends. Mr. Hahn is in the U. S. Marines and is based near Oceanside. Mrs. Hahn is the former Judy Van Vactor. Walkerton. Sundax Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn entertained at dinner for Mrs. Jerry Hahn and son and guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hahn and son. of Plx • mouth, and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Rox Hahn. Jr., and family, of North Judson. Mr. and Mrs Cleo Clark entertained with a Sundax evening dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Steve Clark and family. of LaPorte. This was a birthday celebration for Steve and his daughter. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. John (’lark and family. Mrs. Martin Steinke was released last week from the Osteopathic Hospital, South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith and Miss Ethel Bierly attended the wedding of a nephew, Rodney Back, on Saturday evening in Plx mouth Neighborhood Church. Miss Deanna Anderson was home oxer the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson and to see her new nephew. Kevin Ryan, son of Mr and Mrs. Kevin (Pam) Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton. Mrs. Alma Daube and Mrs. Mild red Williams, of Plxmouth, returned home on Saturday from a two week trip to Florida where they visited with friends and relatives. Mrs. Daube stopped at New Smvrna Beach where she visited with her son. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Daube and Mrs. Ruth Hayter, formerly of Walkerton. She also visited with Mr. and Mrs. William Engleman. former teachers in LaPorte Counts schixils. Mr. and Mrs. Knowlton visited with Mrs. Harold Kelver. in Punta Gorda, sister-in-law of Mrs. Knowlton and Mrs Williams. They also visited in Lake Placid with Mrs. Gerald Ross. Mrs. Margaret DeMyer and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Knoxx I ton Mr. and Mrs. Roy Freeman returned last week from Florida where they enjoyed visiting with friends and relatives. DuWayne Barden, who is in the IL S. Navy and stationed in California. has moved his wife to an apartment in Tyner and he will

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remain here for one month prior to his departure out to sea until November. Hosts for this Saturday evening dinner of the Koontz Lake Conservation ( lub will be Mr. and Mrs. Pete Thornburg. Mrs. Helen Cowood and her sister. Mrs. Ceil Grover. Kixmtz Lake, returned last week after a two month visit in California with friends and relatives. While there they made a trip to Old Mexico w hich they enjoyed very much. The children and their families of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Betz had a very pleasant surprise for their 40th wedding anniversary on Sunday. They were first entertained at dinner at Holly’s Landing, then upon arrival back home they were greeted by friends and relatives coming from Naperville. Illinois. ( hesterton. Portage. LaPorte. Carmel. Plymouth. South Bend. North Judson. North Liberty and Walk erton. It was indeed a pleasant surprise for the Betzs and an aftern<K»n to remember for all. Cake, ice cream, mints and coffee were served. K OF C FREE THROW CONTEST WINNERS On January 23 the Knights of Columbus Council S"W conducted its annual free throxs contest which was open to all boys and girls, ages II through 14 There were I 6 participants and the folloxsing children were dixision winners: II xearolds — Randy Pontius. 12 year olds — Tim Buchanan and Daw n I avincr. 13 vear olds — Das id W'ielowm-

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ski and Jennifer Braun. 14 year olds — Peter Crane. These winners are eligible to compete in the District competition which is scheduled for Saturday. Februarx IM. at Warsaw. Congratulations to all the winners and good luck at the District level. “MATH MATTERS” ON TV A series sponsored by the State Department has been entitled. "Math Matters" and can be seen on Thursday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on channel 34. during the month of February . This program shares with parents suggestions of activities which can be done at home to help in your child's mathematical development. MEN’S SINGLES TOURNAMENT At Liberty Lanes SUN., FEB. 13 1:00 p.m. Bowl 3 game series with top 5 finishers bowling head to head for championship 80% HANDICAP Open To All Bowlers Phone 656-3200 North Liberty