The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 October 1986 — Page 3

CEREMONY UNITES COUPLE

Kimberly Ann Peters and Todd Michael Carroll were united in marriage at 4:00 p.m., on Saturday, October 11, in the North Liberty United Methodist Church with Rev. Lowell Townsend, pastor of the Lakeville United Methodist Church officiating. A reception followed at the F.0.P., in South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Peters, North Liberty, are the parents of the bride. The groom is the son of John Carroll and Mrs. Janice Firtl, both of South Bend. Karol Wiley. North Liberty, was matron of honor and bridesmaids were Kelley Carroll. South Bend, sister of the groom, and Denise Peters, aunt of the bride. Rena Fitzhugh, daughter of the bride, and Stephanie Grunawalt. daughter of Ed Grunawalt. were flower

PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE BENEFIT For RON SLATER & SCOFIELD FAMILY Saturday, November 1, 1986 AMERICAN LEGION POST 365 North Liberty, Indiana 6:00 am. to 12:00 Noon DONATION $3.50, Adults $2.50, Children (6 Years & Older) Sponsored By The North Liberty Lions Club Zto3Op To settle the estate of Ruby Schroeder, we will offer the following at Public Auction — WALKERTON — Sunday, Nov. 2 12:30 P.M. LOCATION — 3 miles southeast of Walketon on Plymouth-La-Porte Trail FARM EQUIPMENT 2-row pull type rotary hoe. International front mount 4-row cultivator, John Deere 3-16" plow. 2 16" plow, culitpacker; Farmall 4row mounted cultivator, sprayer, hand garden plow, corn planter: live trap. Kornelite 22 chain saw, portable cement mixer, road grader, selection of hand tools (tile hoe, shovels. I rakes, etc ). COLLECTIBLES Old fanning mill. Ford luggage racks. (2) twig art fern stands, antique sled, old child’s bed; plank bottom high chair w/tray; plank bottom chair, metal bed w/ brass heads, slat top trunk, old oak buflet. copper boiler; bird cage, primitive tools, should drill, single/double trees, porcelain wood stove w/copper reservoir, assorted glassware MISCELLANEOUS Metal kitchen table; library table, kneehole desk bed frames. (2) gas stoves; wall table, baby bed. selection of misc general household items Terms: Cash or Approved Chock Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Ruby Schroeder Estate RUTH THIBODEAUX, EXECUTRIX sale conducted by: Kaser’s Auction Service e Col Carl Kaser, CAI Col. Dean Kaser North Liberty South Bend Vd.W 656 4532 291 6379

girls. David Weiss served as best man. Groomsmen were Veachel Peters, North Liberty, brother of the bride, and Ed Grunawalt. South Bend. Junior Groomsman was Michael Carroll, South Bend, step-brother of the groom. Everett Peters, brother of the bride, was ringbearer. Tony Wall. Niles, Michigan, cousin of the bride, seated the guests. Nancy Reese. Mill Creek, was soloist and Carolyn Shuppert. North Liberty, was the organist. Diane Briones. South Bend, presided over the guest book and Jancll Hughes was in charge of the flowers. The bride is employed by Electrical Industrial Systems. Lakeville, and the groom is a cook at Pat's Bar

and Restaurant. LaPaz, The couple reside in LaPaz. Business Women Enjoy October Dinner Meeting Halloween with witches, cats, bums, servicemen, baby girl, etc., were all present for the October 23 meeting of the Walkerton Business and Professional Women’s Club. The dinner meeting was held at the Presbyterian Church with 26 members and three guests present including Miss Tulip Treasure, Miss Penelope Perfection and Miss Pansey Passion. Prior to the dinner served by the ladies of the church, a parade of those in costume was held. A guest, Edna Downey, had everyone surprised as well as the thr.e gentlemen mentioned above were revealed as Rick Ruby, Jim Patterson and Warner Clark. Super job guys! The president, Karen Johnson, presided over the business session. The guest introduced was Edna Downey. The November committee will have Myrl Dixon as chairperson, with Sue Urbin, Iva Clark, Barb Burket, Jean Campbell. Verice Walz. Gertrude Thomas, Man Ann Frame, Susie Johnson, Martha Elkin. Iris Jones and Mary Jc Golubski assisting. The meeting THOUSANDS OF ITEMS TO HELP PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS From NEDRA WILLIAMS 586-3627 Newton Mfg. Co. Rep. The HoMtyt WIN Be Here Soon PENS - CALENDARS - CAPS BALLOONS - BANNERS - BUTTONS SIGNS - KEY TAGS - DECALS BUMPER STICKERS RAIN GEAR - JEWELRY - SIGNS ETC

b HALLOWEEN COSTIME PARTY At The COLE MINE Downtown Walkerton FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31 Judging Os Costumes At 12:00 Midnight — Prizes To Be Given For Best Costumes DANCE TO BUSTER 9:30 p.m. To Closing THE COLE MINE & AMERICAN LEGION HOG ROAST SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 At The Cole Mine — 1:00 p.m. • ? Donation $2.50 Per Plate

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will be held on Thursday, November 20. A drawing was held with Carma Larson and Sue Urbin receiving prizes. Those winning in the costume contest were Barb Burket, most original; Wanda Pontius, cutest; and with the best disguisv, Edna Downey. Tickets for the afghan benefit were passed out by Maggie Gaddis with the drawing to be held at the December 18th meeting. Serving on the October committee with chairperson Becky Reed, were Alice Walker. Florence Erickson. Evelyn Lee, Norma Eddinger. Sue Shields, Jo Ellen Stevens, Selma Pry, Darlene Beaver, Helen Clark, April Piotrowicz and Judy Hiler.

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ers will be hosting “Fall Into Fashions" style show with fashions by Treat’s, of Plymouth, on Wednesday, November 5. at 7:00 p.m. C.S.T., in the high school cafeteria, at Hamlet. Tickets will be available at the door for $2.00 a person. Now You Can Announce: BIRTHDAYS ANNIVERSARYS BABY BIRTHS GRADUATIONS In Your Own Unique Way, Renting CUSTOM CARDS By CORRELL CREATIONS 586-7186 Call Now To Reserve Yours! S»P

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