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GROUP TO HEAR TERRY YAW Walkerton Women’s Aglow will meet Thursday, September 18, featuring Terry Yaw. This inspiring singer will share in song and testimony on the theme, "Loving Begins With Me". Terry and her husband. Bob, and two teenage children, operate a 600 acre grain farm in Southern Michigan. She has ministered in song and word throughout the midwest and has recorded an album, "Willing Heart". The meeting begins with refreshments and fellowship at 9:00 a.m. The worship and praise will begin at 9:30. The place is the Walkerton Community Building. If you desire more information or transportation, please call 586-3951. Plan to come and be blessed. LINCOLN TOWNSHIP HOMEMAKERS CLUB MEETS The Lincoln Township Homemakers Extension Club met at the Community Building, on Tucsdav, September 2, with 15 members present. Roll call was answered with who was your favorite teacher. The meeting opened with the salute to the flag and the repeating of the club creed. The song of the month "Autumn Leaves" was sung followed with the "Star Spangled Banner". Lois Sherland was at the piano. Ann Jackson gave us a reading

t WALKERTON SHADY LANES CAFE 508 Roosevelt Rd. 586-3850 Wilkerton, Ind. DO YOD WANT A NEW PLACE FOR LUNCH? We’re Here! — We’re Open — We’re Good! Lunch Served Monday - Friday 11:00 a.m. To 1:00 p.m. Carry-Outs Till 9:00 p.m. Come Join Us Amidst The Wood, Stained Glass And Plants REMEMBER THE Y-GO-BY CHICKEN? (If Not Ask Ywr Parents) Shady Lanes Case Is Proud To Have The Original Recipe Made Famous By Tom And Alice Gedgoud At The Y-Go-By Restaurant Como tohro The Past . . . Or Como Enjoy Our THICK JUICE SCOEY BURGER And Our UNBELIEVEABLE PORK TENDERLOINI

on citizenship and Regina Wells told us some information about the old one room schools. Wealtha Burnside recited a poem. "Barefoot Boy and Martha Mull gave a little reading about a friend. Alta Williams read the minutes which were approved. The collect was repeated and the business portion of the meeting was closed turning the rest of the afternoon over to the committee, Mrs. Wells and Nora Hahn. Bingo was played and delicious refreshments were served. The October committee will be Laura Malstaff and Mrs. Burnside. CLAY TOPPLES GLENN VOLLEYBALL TEAM The John Glenn girls volleyball team traveled to South Bend Cay last Thursday to open the 1986 season. The Gay girls came out on top 4-15, 15-10 and 15-13. For Glenn the most accurate server was Mindy Salyer, a perfect 15 of 15; Tammy Osborne had the most kills, 7; Mindy Salyer the most passes and she and Osborne tied for best passing average, 2.5. Ingrid Boise had the most sets with 41. Clay’s record moved to 1-3 with the victory. B-Team Wins The Glenn B-Team won over Clay by scores of 15-5 and 15-10. Angie Mlekodaj and Jan Trent each had a 100% serving average and four girls tied for most kills with 2, Tricia Kerckhove, Kim Huizenga. Julie Beem and Lyn Wallace. The best passing average was Becks Fair, 2.67 while Julie Beem and Tricia Kerckhove had the most sets, lb. BIRTHS Mark and Monica Krallman, of Huntington, formerly of Walkerton, are the proud parents of a baby girl, Brittanie Nichole, born on August 24. in the LaPorte Hospital. She weighed in at nine pounds and two ounces. Grandparents are Lloyd and Karen Bahls, Gattenburg, lowa, and Jim and Jean Krallman, North Liberty. Greatgrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Kellehen, Ankeny. lowa,

Mrs. Rose Paluchniak. Monticello and Mrs. Ethel Krallman. Elkhart. Mr. and Mrs. George (Shelly) Bogard. 709 Harrison Street. Walkerton. are the proud parents of a baby boy. born at 2:30 p.m., on Saturday, September 6. in Michiana Community Hospital. South Bend. He has been named George Anthony and weighed in at seven pounds and was 19'6 inches long. Maternal grandparents are Patti Malstaff. Walkerton, and Gail Malstaff. Fish Lake. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Roberson, Walkerton. Maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dwight McKesson and Mr. and Mrs. John Wells, all of Walkerton. Paternal great-grandpar-ents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tener. Walkerton, and great-great-grandmother is Mrs. Mamie Hahn, Walkerton. IN LOVING MEMORY Honey: It is now one year since our Lord took you. but thanks to Him for all the time we were allowed together, and thanks to you for being the best and greatest thing that every happened to me. I cherish each memory of our good times together, and the wonder is. that because of your wonderful nature, our bad times were few and far between. May you rest in eternal peace. I will always remember and love you. Till we meet again. John EXERCISE CLASS TO BEGIN SEPTEMBER 15 The Health and Lifestyle Center of Memorial Hospital announces the autumn schedule of exercise classes will begin Monday. September 15. at 7:(X) p.m., in the North Liberty School gym and on Wednesday, September 17. at 7:00 p.m., in the Walkerton Elementary School gym. Sue Klinedinst, a certified fitness instructor, will lead the onehour class in "Low Key Fitness Exercise". This class is a slow pace, exercise-to-music session that is designed for those who have not exercised for sometime. Em-

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phasizing primarily flexibility and conditioning exercises, this class will assist women in regaining muscle tone, strength and a higher energy level. Relaxation and breathing techniques that are incorporated in the class held reduce stress and tension. This is a fun workout guaranteed to create a feeling of well being., These classes have no age restrictions and since no dance routine is taught one can join on any Monday or Wednesday night, it is however, recommended that if possible, students begin the first week of September 15 so as not to miss specific instructions of certain exercises. Participants are reminded to wear lose fitting or stretchy clothing and bring a pad or blanket for floor exercise. Two hand weights that are three pounds each will be used for one song. A fee of $12.00 for six sessions is charged to defray expenses. Registration is taken the first night. If more information is desired call Carole at 586-2377 or Kathy at 656-4588. Potato Crook To Host Govornor’s Cup Raco Sat. Potato Creek State Park will host the eight of nine regional races in, the third annual AUL Governor's Cup Running Series on Saturday. September 20. at 10:00 a.m. Each regional race and the AUL Governor's Cup includes an 8-kilometer (4.9^) miles) race and a one mile fun fun.

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Registration forms for the series can be obtained at the park or bv calling the toll free hotlilne at 1-800-662-4931 In South Bend contact ALL General Agent James N. Lenox. CLU. at 232-3222 Lenox is the honorary race chairman for the Potato Creek State Park event. A pre registration fee of $7.00 is charged for each 8K race up to the Wednesday before each event. Race day registration at the park is $9.00 Panicpants tn the 8K will receive a souvenir shirt There is no fee for participation in the fun run. Numerous awards and prizes in 32 divisions, including the male and female wheelchair divisions and the age 80 and over divisions, will be presented to participants in the 8K Ribbons will be awarded to fun run finishers. All 8K division winners will be guests for the 1986 AUL/Governor's Cup Run scheduled in Indianapolis this September 27. In addition to the eight race at Potato Creek State Park, the next event in the senes is the AUL/ Governor's Cup Finale. It is scheduled for 10:00 a m. on Saturday, September 27 in downtown Indianapolis. Fun run begins .JO minutes prior to the 8K American Red Crtjss + kigether. we can change things.

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