The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 December 1986 — Page 3

List Christmas Decorating Contest Winners The North Liberty Chamber of Commerce sponsored a Christmas Decorating contest with the winners being selected by the eighth grade art students at the North Liberty School. On December 20 the students toured the town and made the final decision. First place winner for the North Liberty businesses was Sue’s Flower Shop, at 135 N. Main Street, and second place was Dr. Kerry Knape, D.D.S., at 110 N. Main Street. First place for residential decorations was awarded to Bruce Salyer, 204 Sylvia Dr., and second place to John Schultz, at 410 N. Lafayette St. First place winners received a check for $50.00 and second place winners were awarded checks in the amount of $25.00. The Chamber wishes to thank the North Liberty businesses and

q I*l uk spread Hi* mewiaar of love and \JL/ peace throughout the land. To all men t j/ •of good will —a Nemed Chriatmaa! • Haag Orchard «®F'~'Tp3j Z & Refrigeration • 3*B Road Walkerton xj? * • • •••••••••••••••••••••

We’d like to take time out for a special Christmas message of thanks to those fine folks we have the pleasure of serving all year ’round! Have a Merry Christmas! j JUDY, SANDY, CHRIS, DORIS, SHIRLEY. JAYNE & SUE a WALKERTON BRANCH MEMBER F D I C WE WILL CLOSE AT 12:00 NOON ON DECEMBER 24 CLOSED ALL DAY ON CHRISTMAS

home decorators for'the Waiitiful Christmas displays this year. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE On Wednesday, December 24th, the Walkerton Presbyterian Church, 512 Georgia Street, will have a Christmas Eve Candlelight Service at 8:30 p.m. E.S.T. One of the special features this year will be the beautiful luminaries outlining the driveway. These luminaries were made by Catherine Theis and Harold Eddinger. The public is encouraged to attend this Christmas Eve Service and celebrate the birth of our Lord. DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION WITHOUT LATE FEE AT ANCILLA Ancilla College announces that the final day for registration without a SIO.OO late fee is Monday, January 5. Anyone wishing to register for classes may do so at Ancilla between 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the main office. Academic counseling is available throughout registration during reg-

ular office hours, or by appointment. Students may call 936-8898 for more information. UREY SIXTH GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL RESULTS The Urey 6th grade boys basketball team lost to St. Pat's on December 18 with a score of 32-24. Leading in Urey’s scoring were Brian Perry and Greg Vitali, both (jmna Here s wishing you a holiday blessed with kne and happiness! Jim’s Service Station 304 S. Stito North Liberty

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DR. ELLIOTT FRASH, OPTOMETRIST 413 Michigan Street Walkerton 9:00 A M. - SOO P M THURSDAYS Call 586*3722 For Appointment Happy Holidays^ We wish you a season of Beauti* ful Christmas moments — lasting memories to treasure always! Leo’s Restaurant & Lounge Roosevelt Rd. Walkerton I * • A • K~X 0 • y