The Independent-News, Volume 111, Number 12, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 August 1985 — Page 4

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - AUGUST 22, 1985

Mrs. Vee Shogren. Koontz Lake, spent the weekend in Chicago visit- 1 ing with her sister and families. ’ She also attended a surprise birth- ! day party for her sister and visited with her children who attended 1 the party. i Loretta Liddy and daughter, Pat and grandchildren, of Chicago, spent the weekend at Koontz Lake visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Knight.

Let The BUYER BEWARE RE: VACATION CAMPSITE MEMBERSHIP PLANS I have been consulted on several occasions recently concerning the above subject after contracts have been signed. These plans are legitimate and the contracts legally binding. Therefore, my advice is never sign any important contract on the day you investigate. Take the contract home, study it for a day or two in order to thoroughly understand it before you make your decision. Offered as a public service: ATTORNEY RICHARD D. DOYLE 423 Michigan Street Walkerton, IN 46574 3U29 FREED Public Auction KOONTZ LAKE, INDIANA As we have sold our home, the following will be sold at Public Auction, located west of Tyner, Indiana, approximately 3 miles on the 4th B Road to North Shore Drive then north to auction, or northwest of Plymouth, Indiana, on the Plymouth-LaPorte Trail to 4th B Road then west on 4th B Road to North Shore Drive, or east of Walkerton, Indiana, on U. S. 6 to the Marshall County Line Road then south to Koontz Lake and follow the signs (watch for Bali Auction signs) on Saturday, Aug. 24 11:00 A.M. HOUSEHOLD & MISCELLANEOUS Zenith 25" console color television; Speed Queen automatic washer; Speed Queen electric dryer; 4-piece oak family room set (including a couch, chair, & 2 end tables), 3-piece Mercsman table set (including a coffee table & 2 end tables), maple tea can (like new), 2 swivel rockers; 3 platform rockers, recliner/ rocker, barrell-back chair; couch, 4-drawer chest, end table, magazine table; lamp table. 2 magazine racks, leg lounger; pole lamp, table lamp; misc lamps; 2 bar stools. 4-piece bedroom suite; 2-piece bedroom suite; 2 twin beds w/ maple headboards, desk-type table w/drawer, metal utility cabinet, utility cart; 2 gas fireplace units; Alexander 9’xl2' rug w/pad and 3 matching small rugs. 8 xl2 oval braided rug w/2 matching 6xß’ oval rugs, 4 chrome kicthen chairs, 3 metal shelves, Eureka vacuum cleaner, patio table w/umbrella. lawn chairs. 4 folding chaise lawn chairs; Bissel hand sweeper. Nesco electric roaster. metal ice chest, thermal jug; deep fryer; kitchen dishes & utensils, step stool toaster, many misc household items, Christmas decorations, games, baby basket & bath tub. set of Americana's books and other books, canning jars ANTIQUES A COLLECTIBLES — 3-piece bedroom suite set of Fiesta dishes, goblets sherbets & other glassware. 4 iron skillets. 2 table model radios GARAGE ITEMS & MISCELLANEOUS international Cadet 75 riding mower w/32" deck & rear discharge. Parker hitch-n-sweep Button 3 h p trimmer electric edger/trimmer. Gardener haul-it-ali cart. Greenfield lawn spreader, shopping cart. Shop-Vac w/attachments, bench grinder, bench vise B&D 3/8" electric drill w/attachments. 2 phase '6 h p electric motor. 4 small tool & parts cabinets, funnels & oil cans, electrical cords. 3 stepladders, assorted fuel cans, 5 gal can caddy. 30 gal steel barrel, hose caddy w/100 of garden nose, garden hose, sprayers & attachments, spray & fertilizer solutions, assortment of hand, yard & garden tools, car-top boat earner boat transom dolly (new) misc water sports equipment (including skis ropes & zip sled), fishing equipment (including ice augers, minnow buckets. poles & reels), croquet, badminton & other yard games, snow sled. 6 coot decoys portable charcoal grill TERMS: Cash or Chock with Proper I.D. Food Not Responsible For Accidents Leonard & Kathryn Freed OWNERS BALL AUCTION SERVICE. INC. 219-342-7535 219-342-7603

Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Claud, of Chesterfield, Virginia, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Capek, Jr., for a couple of days this week. Mrs. Viola Barden and Mrs. Goldie Skinner were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Leßoy, in LaGrange, Illinois. While they were there other points of interest were taken in including the Brookfield Zoo and a trip to downtown Chicago.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nowakowski will serve as hosts for the Saturday evening dinner meeting of the Koontz Lake Conservation Club at the club house. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson and Joanna one evening last week were Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Price, of Lost Creek, Kentucky: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Duwelius and Marie Anderson, of Walkerton. Mrs. Ralph Dixon and granddaughter, Miss Tonya Bella, spent I the week of August 10 on a tour to Florida. While there they stayed at Travelodge East, Kissimmee, Florida. Their tour included trips to Disney World, Epcot Center and Sea World. They had dinner one evening at Medieval Times dinner tournament which was very interesting and exciting. Their last day in Florida prior to flying home was spent at Cape Kennedy. They enjoyed all the tours and especially liked Epcot and the Space Center. They met many very nice people from different parts of the country but were glad to be back in Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn spent the weekend camping at New Paris with five other couples from the area. Mr. and Mrs. Leßoy Haertel, of Greenwood, Nebraska, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Klinedinst. On Sunday they all went to Clio, Michigan, to attend the 50th wedding anniversary of Dr. Elliott Frash •; I; Optometrist ;i * 413 Michigan St., Walkerton ( 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Thursdays r ][ Cull 586*3722 ][ '• For Appointment I For MICROWAVE OVEN Or B MAJOR APPLIANCE SERVICE Call KARN In Walkerton 586-2592 FISH FRY FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 GROVERTOWN CONSERVATION CLUB Serving 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. Adults, $4.00 Children 12 & Under, $2.25 Pre-School, Free Carry-Outs Available 3tss AMERICAN LEGION POST 365 North Liberty BINGO Every Saturday Evening 7:00 p.m. You Must Be 18 Years Old To Play SSOO JACKPOT

Mr. and Mrs. James Craig and also spent some time at Bonners, ot Frankenmuth and viewed the lovely Christmas displays. The Haertels and Craigs are Mesa, Arizona visitors in the winter. Mrs. Lucille Dickson, Koontz Lake, had eye lid surgery last Friday at the LaPorte Hospital. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Dickson, of Glenview, Illinois, was with her for a couple of days. DIPERT FAMILY REUNION The Grovertown Dipert family reunion was held on Sunday, August 18, at the Koontz Lake Conservation Club with 37 attending coming from Indiana, Dlinois, Kentucky, Wisconsin and California. A lovely time was had by all. ON DEAN'S LIST Paul Alan Van Dierendonck, Route 2, Walkerton, was placed on the Dean’s List at Indiana University, Bloomington, for the second semester, 1984-85. To make the list students must earn a 3.5 grade average or better in a minimum of

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12 hours of course work. An all A average is 4.0. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3353 the day prior for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz Lake Conservation Club Phone 586-2376 for reservations. AUGUST 26 - 30 MONDAY Tomato juice Double chicken Dressing and gravy Three bean salad Snowflake dinner roll and margarine Lemon pudding Milk, coffee, tea TUESDAY Apricot juice Sliced pot roast Buttered parsley potatoes Frozen peas and onions Kaiser roil and margarine Cranapple sauce Milk, coffee, tea