The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 44, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 April 1983 — Page 7

Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs. Ruby Jimerson is a patient in the LaPorte Hospital. She was admitted on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gardner were in Goshen on Easter Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Randolph and family. Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Gerhart and sons, of Kingsford Heights, were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gerber. It was also a birthday celebration for Rosalie. Vee Shogren. Koontz Lake, had the annual Easter get-together with her family. There to celebrate with her were Richard and Carole Shogren. of Detroit, Michigan; Larry and Sandy Larson and family, of Pecatonica. Illinois; the Dempster family, of Darien, Illinois; the Malinovskys. of Boling Bnxik. Illinois; her sister. Virginia Malinovsky. of Darien. Illinois; and Joseph Nickels, of Mt. Greenwood, Illinois. The children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt which was followed by a lovely dinner and an aftermxm of fun and fellowship. Vee's daughter. Sandy Larson, and sons. Andy and Eric, are spending the week here at Koontz Lake with her. ON DEAN’S LIST Donn Ray Schafer. Walkerton, has been placed on the Dean's List at Indiana University. Bloomington. tor the first semester. He will be among those honored at the Pou rider's Day program, at the University, on April 20. To make the list students must earn a 3.5 grade average or better in a minimum of 12 hours of course work. An all A average is 4.0 TYNER DAY HELD IN FLORIDA Tyner area friends had "Tvner Dav" in Florida recently. They gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Smith, Lorida. Florida, for a pot luck dinner, visiting and a lot of ERVIN STUNTZ SALE Coming Sat., May 28 At STUNTZ PINE FOREST Walkerton Watch For Sale Bill

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picture taking. I'hose present were Jesse and Myrtle (Aldrich) Smith, our hosts; Ed and Dcveda Martin; Dick and Mary Martin; Bob and Marv (Martin) Adams; Harry and Kate Reid; Bill and Erm (Reid) Shultz; Don and Evelyn (Stoneburner) Gurthet; George and Elsie (Fenimore) Ray; Wayne and Hope (Aker) Matz; Dale and Eleanor Maxson; Walter and Helen Wat- * kings; John and Violet (Stoneburner) Mcntel; Kenneth and Doris । Patterson; Robert and June Huff--1 man; ( harlcs and Vivian Lemert; Dick and Thelma (Lemert) Ruff; Mrs. Mary Maxson and Mrs. Elias Burger, wife of former Tvner bus driver. Seventeen attending were graduates of Tyner High School. All were spending the winter in the central part of Floria. An enjoyable day was had by all. ENLISTS IN ARMY Robert Clapper, son of Robert and Grace Clapper. Sr.. 1303 Ohio Street. Walkerton, has enlisted in the Army. He will graduate from John Glenn High School in May and he will then report for basic combat training at Fort Jackson. South Carolina, on August 23. His advance training to become an aerial surveillance sensor repairman will be undertaken at Fort Gordon, Georgia. UREY STUDENTS WORK WITH HEAD START The Urey Middle School sixth grade home economics class made dough Easter figures with Head Start students on March 15. Working together the students shaped, baked and varnished the figures which were given to the Head Start students to take home and enjoy. This project was a beneficial and enjoyable learning experience for all. ’ Another exciting activity for Miss Anderson's home economics class was an Easter candy making demonstration by Mrs. Karen O'Connor, of Walkerton. Each student was able to make delicious candy. Many thanks are given to Head Start and Mrs. O’Connor for the opportunity to share. Further excitement at Urey involves the seventh and eighth grade girls basketball teams, cheerleaders and ponpom squad. These girls and their sponsors, Mrs. Laura O’Connor, Miss Denise

Sullivan and Miss Gavle Anderson, are planning to attend a dance concert featuring Prokofiev I ', "Peter and the Wolf" at the Morris Civic Auditorium. Thursday. April 2H. I Ins celebration for a fine year will coincide with dinner at a pizza restaurant. GIFTS GIVEN TO KOONTZ LAKE PUBLIC LIBRARY 1 hanks to the generosity of some folks in the community , the Kixmtz Lake Library is a little richer this month. The first gift was a very fine bixik of poetry. "Poetry In L arge Print". This contains all the old tried and true rhymes one learned w hile grow ing up and those one had to memorize in school. This book was a gift from Mr. and Mrs. John F Marshall. "Computers" was given to the library by Jack Powers and is a very useful addition. And the third gift was a check for $25.00 from the Woman’s Community Club of Walkerton. New policies of the Starke County Public Library board include a higher fee for out-of-county members and a higher fine for overdue books. I his board has jurisdiction over Knox. Hamlet. San Pierre and Kixmtz Lake libraries. For the first time the four libraries will have a reprieve month in which those who have bixiks that were overdue before the first of March w ill be allow ed to return them w ithout being fined. This will run for the w hole month of April. Beginning May 1. the out-of-county fee will he SIO.OO and fines will be five cents instead of two cents as it has been. Koontz Lake I ibrarv hours are Monday. Tuesday and Friday , 1:00 p m. to 5:30 p.m. C.S.T.; Wednesday. 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.; and Saturday. 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p. m. C.S.T. Books returned when the library is closed max he put in the drop box. Serves At Ducks Unlimited Benefit Auction Sale lee J. Wainscott, full-time professional auctioneer from LaPorte. was the guest auctioneer Saturday evening. April 2. for the seventh annual Ducks Unlimited Banquet & Auction at the LaPorte Holiday Inn. Many attractive and desireable items were auctioned, including many fine duck prints, duck decoys, I). U. commemorative collector plates, decanters. bix>ks. labrador puppies, the Greenwing Gun of the Year, the D. U. Shotgun of the Year, the D. U. Special Dinner Gun. duck stamp prints and other collectible items. I he purpose of Ducks Unlimited is to raise money for developing. I; Dr. Elliott Frash ;l !; Optometrist ;l 413 Michigan St., Walkerton 900 a m •500 p m Thursdays (J Call 586-3722 jl For Appointment SILK CREATIONS Handmade Scented SILK FLOWERS ARRANGEMENTS WEDDINGS SPECIAL OCCASIONS Call For Appointment 586-7155 PAT ORCUTT Walkerton i6r

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