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Kathy Ann Rohrer and Ollie James Frazier were united in marriage on Saturday, October 13, at 3:30 p.m., at the United Methodist Church. Walkerton, with Rev. Chester Mayflower and Rev. David Ownen, of Indianapolis, officiating at the double-ring ceremony. Soloists were Sharon Klinedinst, Walkerton, and John Hartsough, South Bend. Accompanist was Sherry Klinedinst, Bloomington. Instrumentalist was Wendell Rohrer. brother of the bride, Muncie. The bride is the daughter of

WALKERTON Do You Want A 4th of July Celebration For 1985? If So, What Kind Os Celebration Would You Like To Have? If Not, Do You Want To Go To Another Town And Support Their Event? There Will Not Be A Parade Or Fireworks Or Entertainment In 1985 UNLESS WALKERTON AREA RESIDENTS GET INVOLVED . . . NOW! (If you want this celebration to continue, then start attending the meetings of the 4th Committee and participating in our efforts toward the 4th. Our next scheduled meeting is set for THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 7:30 p.m. E.S.T., AT LEA’S HOUSE OF PIZZA I U. S. 6 East, Walkerton. This will be our last meeting unless Walkerton area residents support us and attend our meetings!

Bryce and Barbara Rohrer. Rural Route 4, Walkerton. She is a 1979 graduate of John Glenn High School; an 1983 graduate of Valparaiso University and a 1984 graduate of lUPUI. She is employed at Oaklawn Center, Elkhart. The groom is the son of Mervin and Geneva Frazier, Rural Route 3. Knox. He is a 1976 graduate of Oregon-Davis High School and is employed at Kaiser Aluminum. Wanatah. Maid of honor for her sister was Angie Rohrer, Walkerton. Brides-

maids were Tammy Stull. Walkerton. Alesia Lathrop, Montgomery. Illinois, Gina Moore. Walkerton, and Joyce Kennedy, Phoenix. Arizona. Ben Kraszyk, Plymouth, served as best man. Groomsmen were Dan Awald. Barry Heim, Rob Moore, all of Walkerton, and Rudy Schlager, Phoenix, Arizona. Ushers were Wendell Rohrer. Muncie, Ken Rohrer, Chicago, brothers of the bride, Gary Downey. Montgomery. Illinois, and Quinn Hochstetler. Walkerton. The bride was given in marriage by her father and she chose a white gown featuring a cathedral train, with a high neckline of lace. A reception followed at Ancilla Domini College auditorium. Donaldson. with music being provided by Music Machine disc jockey, Osceola. The couple enjoyed a honeymoon in Freeport. Bahamas and are now at home at Rural Route 5, Box 271, Walkerton. Guests came from Arizona, California, Kansas, Illinois, Maryland and Indiana. Business Women Enjoy Dinner And Christmas Preview Forty-one members of the Walkerton Business and Professional Women’s Club met on Thursday evening. November 15, at Pat’s Bar. LaPaz, for their monthly meeting. Following the meal and a short business session, the group enjoyed a sneak preview of the Christmas Open House at the Antique Mall, in LaPaz. Chairperson for the evening was Dixie Anspaugh and serving on the committee were Barbara Skiles, Myrlnn Bella, Judy Hiler, Mary Ann Frame. Valerie Paschen. Audrey Reed. Patty Koch. Vada Stull. Bette Wolfenbarger. Paula Patterson, Maggie Gaddis, Ann Denaut and Jean Cole.

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Members enjoyed either chicken, fish or ribs for dinner served with a choice of potato and salad bar. Guests present were Marty Malstaff, Ann Zumbaugh, Carol Foster and Martha Mull's sister-in-law. Those feeding the birthday pig were Myrna Daube, Jo Ellen Stevens. Marie Howell. Marg Buswell and Rose Minter. Marie Howell won the prize. Karen Johnson, ways and means chairman, stated that all money and tickets must be turned in at the December meeting on the afghan. Discussion was held on the replacing of the sign east of town of the club and the work is to be done by Paula Patterson. If you have any designs or suggestions contact Paula. Door prizes were won by Marg Buswell and Ann Koch. The $15.00 gift certificate from A' Homestead Shoppe was won by Rose Minter. The next meeting wil be on December 20 with Linda Relos as chairperson. Classifieds begin at $1.50.

You've Been Good To Us, And We Appreciate It! So . . . We re Having An AFTER THANKSGIVING 'k PRICE SALE On All CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS & PURSES Friday & Saturday, Nov. 23 & 24 The Treasure chest 102 N. Main St. North Liberty Open Monday through Friday 9:00 am. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m Closed Wednesday. November 21 and Thursday Thanksgiving Day

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