The Independent-News, Volume 110, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 September 1984 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - SEPTEMBER 13, 1984

Mr. and Mrs. Omlic Klinedinst visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Stayton. in South Bend, on Tuesday and also called on Mr. and Mrs. Art Houtesbout, in Mishawaka. ford, spent several days here with her sister. Mrs. Wilder Burnside, last week. Mrs. William DePoy was in Indianapolis over the weekend to pick up her mother. Mrs. Edith Daniels, who returned home with her for an indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs. John Solmos spent the weekend tn Noblesville with Mr. and Mrs. Larry McDaniel and daughter. The men attended the Purdue-Notre Dame football game in Indianapolis on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hardy, of Niles. Michigan, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clell Fouts last Thursday, at Bishops, in South Bend. Rev. and Mrs. Harold Williams, of Kokomo, were Friday visitors of Mrs. Goldie Skinner to wish her a happy birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Klinedinst and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Klinedinst spent Saturday in Indianapolis visiting with Mike Klinedinst at Butler University and then going on to Bloomington to visit Sherry Klinedinst. a student at Indiana University, to help her celebrate her birthday by having dinner at

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Chi-Chi's Restaurant. There will be no particular hosts for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club on Saturday evening but instead it will be a pot luck dinner with everyone giving a helping hand. The graduating class of 1936 of Walkerton High School gathered for their yearly reunion on Sunday at the Koontz Lake Lions Park with the following members present and their spouses. Mr. and Mrs. John (Charlotte Ake) Whitmer, of Fort Lauderdale. Florida; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny (Jean Cline) Wilson, of Michigan City; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Thelma Walters) Ruggles, of Hamlet; Mr. and Mrs. Bob (Helen Rogers) Stick, of Donaldson; Mr. and Mrs. Tillie (Mary Cripe) Hopper, of New Carlisle; and her brother, Mr. Robert Cripe, of California, as a guest; Mr. and Mrs. Charles (LeWayne Meiser) Stanton, of Hamlet; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gerecz, of Granger; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weller, of Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Art (Velma Gordon) Barden, of Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Milner Capes. Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huhnke, of Walkerton; and Mr. and Mrs. Dale (Ruth Wisler) Ullery, Walkerton. Mrs. Harry Masterman spent Monday in Nappanee with her sister. Mrs. Aloda Heckaman and her daughter.

Mrs. Martha Travis and Mrs. Wilma Hockett, of LaPorte, were Monday visitors of Miss Ethel Bierly. The afternoon was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bierly and Mrs. Sidney Smith also joined the group. Mrs. Thelma Whitaker and son. Carter Whitaker, of Royalton, Kentucky, came on Tuesday to spend part of the week here with her sister, Mrs. Ethel Fields. They came to attend the funeral and burial services of a sister. Mrs. Edna Eldridge, who lived in Ohio, but the services were in Knox on Wednesday of this week. Fred Krick has returned to college and his address is Box 570. Rose-Hulman, Terre Haute. IN 47803. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman attended the Alonzo Sheneman reunion on Sunday, held at the Bremen park. They also called on Zeno Millers and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lemert. in LaPaz, on the way home. ART WORK DISPLAYED AT STATE FAIR Lens & Easel Gallery, owner Paula Divine Patterson, recently entered the Indiana State Fair competition in professional drawing category, one entry was accepted for show ing. Selected was a pastel portrait of her daughter, Kelly. This is a juried show which means the entries are pre-judged and only a small percentage are approved for hanging. It is an honor to be entered in this exhibit because of the keen competition and only three prizes are awarded. Non-professional photography boasted 2.043 entries before judging and only one third were accepted for hanging. Paula had two entries accepted. One picture was of her sister’s children making faces and the second was a box car hinge which had been painted many times and had peeled off in different colors. These entries are now on display in the Lens & Easel Gallery, just east of Walkerton. The Home and Family Arts building houses the art and photography at the State Fair, in Indianapolis. If you haven’t been to

the State Fair in a while, be sure not to miss it next year, it’s well worth the drive. ATTEND DINNER HONORING PAUL KELLY Mr. and Mrs. Victor Schmidt, Koontz Lake, attended a dinner at the Century Center, South Bend, on Tuesday evening, honoring Paul “Spike” kelly. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Russ Oliver Award to Kelly by the St. Joseph Athletic Officials Association. This award is given annually in recognitioin of Russ Oliver, who coached many years at Culver Military Academy. Speakers included former athletes coached by Kelly, who, known as the dean of Indiana high school football coaches, compiled a record of more than 200 victories in his career in Clinton, Sullivan and South Bend Riley, where he spent more than 20 years. Schmidt and Kelly are both graduates of Upper lowa University, Fayette. lowa. UNCOLN TOWNSHIP HOMEMAKER CLUB MEETS The Lincoln Township Homemakers Extension Club held their September meeting in the Community Building. Walkerton, on Tuesday afternoon, with Dorothy Knowlton and Martha Young, on the committee for the day. The meeting opened with the salute to the flag and the repeating of the club creed. The song of the month. “School Days” and “When The Moon Comes Over The Mountain”, along with “America The Beautiful”, were sung with Helen Pogodzinski leading the singing and Lois Sherland at the piano. The birthday song was sung to Regina Wells and Elizabeth Hess. Roll call was answered by nam-

Due to our moving to Florida, we will offer the following personal property at Public Auction — WALKERTON — Tues. Eve., Sept. 18 4:00 P.M. LOCATION: 115 Grissom Drive. Walkerton, Ind. (take SR 23 to south edge of Walkerton - Glenn-L Estates). Watch for sale signs. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES FURNITURE — Beautiful oak curved glass china cabinet w/mtrrored top shelf hons heads and lion claw feet (A-1). nice walnut dining set w/!g table (6 legs). 2 leaves (4) straight chairs and (1) captain s chair, oak kitchen table, oak buffet nice wicker arm chair (4) oak pressed back chairs GLASSWARE - Beautiful Victorian Carlsbad (Austria) egg separator (A-1). blue Depression serving bowl emerald green berry set w/ bowl and (4) dishes, ironstone Tea Leaf planer (A-1), Hall Jewel Tea cake stand. Jewei Tea cream and sugar (A-1) unusual Blue Willow divided plate. (6) beautiful Carnival berry dishes Carnival pedestal mint dish w/fluted top beautifu 1 fluted Carnival bowl, old Carnival bowl, W S George bluebird platter (7) Johnson Bros plates w/platter (8) Sebring Pottery Rosaline 22K gold trim plates w/platier Ins pattern butter dish German tea cup (The Hunt), German cream and sugar Cobalt pitcher clear cut glass cruet w/stopper; small clear Depression trumpet vase (6) etched pedestal berry dishes set of Fireking dishes (serv for 8 • cups saucers and Derry dishes); Royal china wiliowware platter; green Depression octagon bowl, green Depression pear pattern plate, gold and clear Iris pattern bowls, pink Depression creamer clear Depression footed and etched creamer Carnival cups assorted Ironstone pieces blue willow salt shaker, blue Depression cup, green custard dishes, amethyst cream and sugar, china relish dish, assorted pressed salt dips assorted pecestai glasses, assorted green Depression pedestal glasses emerald green glass, misc glassware COLLECTIBLES — Old steamer trunk, 2 gallon crock w/lid ano bale. 1 gallon and 2 gallon crocks, wall mounted coffee grinder; (2) butler s bells. (3) assorted crock bowls, old Brownie camera, glass top canning jars, old Bandaid box old Walkerton Lumber & Coal nail apron; old Coleman lantern, old oak beveled edge mirror, old Thunderbird tail light. Ig selection of old collectible books including 189 C cookbook, 1888 Bible 4 1906 speller MISCELLANEOUS GUNS - Ruger Model 10-22 carbine rifle (A-1); Revelation Model 3308 ■ 410 gauge 3 shotgun w/case (a-1) GENERAL HOUSEHOLD — Stove top steamer assorted wall decor knick-knack corner wall shelf assorted drapes (2) mosquito lamps, lots of misc items Terms: Cash Or Approved Check Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Mr. & Mrs. William Mishler OWNERS Sale conducted by: / . Kaser’s Auction Service JaSik C< Carl Kaw. CAI Cai Omni Kasar jQk WSr Lftarty Bmd Wl®

ing your favorite flower by 18 members. Cards were signed and sent to members who were ill or absent. The minutes were read and approved as was the treasurer's report. The citizenship report was given by Martha Mull. Hazel Schultz, gave the health and safety report on losing weight by your diet. Loretta Kacrcher gave her report on cultural arts. After delicious cake and coffee was served bingo was played with everyone winning a prize. The October committee will be Alta Williams and Nora Hahn. JG ATHLETIC BOOSTERS TO MEET The first meeting of the John Glenn Athletic Boosters will be held on Thursday, September 13, at 6:30 p.m., in the high school library. The purpose of the organization is to enhance the experience of participating in athletics for all John Glenn students. Mr. Zeller, John Glenn principal and Mr. Schuler, Urey Middle School principal, will be the guests of the club. Come out and meet your new administrators, became acquainted with our plans and support our student athletes. WOMAN’S COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET SEPTEMBER 21 Members of the GFWC Woman’s Community Club of Walkerton will hear a talk on the Snite Museum of Art when they meet at 1:00 p.m., Friday, September 21, at the Community Building. A dessert luncheon will precede the program which will be presented. Barbara Rhinehart will be the speaker. Classifieds begin at $1.50.