The Independent-News, Volume 113, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 October 1987 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - OCTOBER 8, 1987

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NORTH LIBERTY

DuWayne and Becky Burch entertained the following in their home, on Sunday evening, where they all enjoyed watching Tom and Tracy Duff open their wedding presents. They also showed a video tape of the wedding. The newleyweds returned home on Thursday from their honeymoon. Those present were June Weber. Bruce and Wendy Weber and daughters. Carolyn and Marjone. Alph and Roberta Cripe, of Ligon-

LIBERTY LANES OCTOBERFEST Saturday, Oct. 17 LIVE MUSIC - FREE FOOD I Free Os Charge Wallet Sized I I INDIANA I I LIVING WILL I I DECLARATION FORMS I Concerns the use of life-prolonging procedures that could serve only to artifically prolong the I ■ dying process. I RICHARD D. DOYLE I ATTORNEY 585*3722 | 413 Michigan Street Walkerton I SATURDAY MORNINGS - TUESDAY AFTERNOONS I HOUSE CALLS ON REQUEST | HELP WANTED COLLEGE STUDENTS HOUSEWIVES HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FULL AND PART TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE ALONG WITH FLEXIBLE HOURS We Are Currently Seeking Applicants For All Shifts We are a 24-hour Supermarket looking for people to grow with us. An excellent personal growth experience. APPLY AT COURTESY BOOTH AT FRONT OF STORE RAY & KENNY’S SUPER VALU 412 Illinois St. Walkerton, Ind.

ier. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Burch, Emma Smith, James and Glenda Duff and Bob, Tod and Karen Burch and Nathan. Refreshments were served. The couple reside at the Savoie Apartments, on West Center Street. Dennis Sheneman, of Whittier, California, called his parents, Claude and Gladys Sheneman, to inform them he was okay, but he did feel the shocks of the earthquakes as he only lives 10 miles

away from where the most damage was done. He is remodeling a building and now the walls are all damaged. Mrs. Shirley Pearson gave a bridal shower for her niece, Julie DeMien, last Saturday evening. Callers of Claude and Gladys Sheneman Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Cleli Fouts. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stoneburner, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Patrick, Tammy Stull and Brandon and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pogodzinski. Claude is having back problems at this writing. A small family reunion was enjoyed on Saturday at the home of Dave and Pam Craft and family. Others present were Dave's cousin. Nancy Fraser, of Portland, Oregon; Mark Fraser and family, of New Carlisle; an uncle. Rod, of Koontz Lake; and his sister, Linda Craft, of Koontz Lake. All enjoyed a delicious dinner together on Saturday evening. Have you ever visited the pumpkin farm, near Ligonier, at this time of the year when Fantasyland is open to all during the month of October? You can see all the presidents faces painted on the pumpkins, bible stories, history stories. Mother Goose, TV characters and many more can be seen. They also have a restaurant and a large market as well as a greenhouse and ole house. It's open year round till 9:00 p.m., it’s worth the trip. Your news correspondent received an interesting letter this past week from Walter and Bertha Strope, of Memphis, Tennessee, telling her how much they look forward to getting "The Independ-ent-News" and reading the North Liberty news. The Stropes are former North Liberty residents. 1 also have been hearing from others who live away and they ail are pleased with the news. So please get your news to me or drop them off with Dave Craft at the drug store or call Gladys Sheneman, 656-8960. The Edwin Bare family reunion was held on Sunday, at Stuntz & Hochstetler Pine Forest, with 37 present. Dorothy Ruff, of Miller’s Merry Manor, Plymouth, was the oldest present, being 91, and the youngest was Nathan Burch, son of Tod and Karen Burch. Mr. and Mrs. Elen Howell, of Fairfield Glade, Tennessee, called on Pauline Howell, last Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Buss, former residents of Stanton Road, now living in LaPaz, spent the last two weeks visiting with their son and family, who live in Elk Chy, Oklahoma. Mrs. Russell Knepp is in St. Joseph Medical Center for observation. Do you remember way back when there were four grocery stores right on Main Street in North

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Liberty? We will tell you who owned them next week. Mr. and Mrs. Gail McDaniel spent Saturday with their son, Curtis McDaniel and family, in Fort Wayne and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Wyrick and family, of Bryan, Ohio, joined the family to help U. J. celebrate his fifth birthday. A large crowd was present on Sunday evening at the Church of Christ for the first service of the revival which will end Friday evening with the Christian Heirs giving a pre-concert, at 7:15 p.m. Dr. H. Lee Mason is the evangelist. Enjoy Trip To Australia And New Zealand Barbara Ferrell Blair, formerly of North Liberty, and her husband, John Blair, formerly of Walkerton, now residents of Carefree. Arizona, recently took a trip to New Zealand and Australia. They had a good trip traveling about 30.000 miles and they stated that they didn’t have a single late plane, missed connection, lost lug-

Are You Between The Ages Os 30 And 69 And Haven’t Had A Ticket Or Accident In The Last Three Years? If So Call Carol At FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 903 S. State St. North Liberty, Ind. 656-8796 For The Best Auto Rates Around! LEININGER Public Auction As we have sold our home and are moving, the following will be sold at Public Auction located at: 5195 Rose Road — Tyner, Indiana 3 miles west of Plymouth on U.S. 30 to Queen Road, then north 2 miles to 6th Road, then west one mile to Rose Road, then north one mile to sale, or 5 miles west of U.S. 31 on U.S. 6 to Sycamore Road, then south 2ft miles to 4B Road, then left through Tyner to sale on: Saturday, Oct. 10 STARTING AT 10:00 A.M. TRACTORS & TILLER — J.D 70 diesel, narrow front end w/loader. good rubber; Economy 14 h p garden tractor w/snow biaoe, cultivators and belly mower, 6 h.p Troy Built Tiller w/hiller. garden tractor w/cultivator IMPLEMENTS — AC stock chopper JO 290 planter. Oliver 3 bottom plow w/3 pt. hitch; Oliver 8' pull type disc 3 sec spring tooth. 2 sec spike tooth, PTO seeder. PTO cement mixer, old 4 row weeder, 16 9 x 30 duals TOOLS & MISCELLANEOUS — 2 wheel trailer, new Franklin Everlast heated hog waterer, fertilizer spreader, small garden tiller; trailer hitch and sway bar, log chains; assorted hand and garden tools including cant hook, sledge, scoop shovel, posthole digger, etc . old chicken crate; old ladder. 2 stepladders; barbed wire; 4x4' post, egg basket crosscut saw. other miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 4 MISCELLANEOUS — Whirpool washer and electric dryer (white); portable Kitchenaid dishwasher, Sylvania 25" color TV, small upright piano w/bench; full size pool table, dining room table, buffet and 4 chairs, davenport and matching chair, black vinyl recliner, 2 nice picnic tables, record player/radio, glider, 4 drawer file cabinet, floor lamp, several lamps, twin beds, set of encyclopedias clothes hamper, dresser bench; 2 end tables, sewing table; several pictures and frames. Royal elec typewriter. 2 humidifiers, pots and pans; Wear Ever pans; deep fryer, snack dishes: misc kitchen items, old Electrolux parts; other misc. items ANTIQUES 4 COLLECTIBLES — Nice walnut 3 pc bedroom suite w/marble tops, box of buttons 4 oak chairs, large crock; old piano stool, other misc items Termi: Cash Lunch Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Adolph & Lodella Leininger OWNERS Auction Conducted By: TTpr OAK m CREST UI REALTY * * SAM GOEBEL - CAI /Sil AUCTIONEER-REALTOR SMS) PLYMOUTH, INDIANA 936-7616

gage or any other problems. Even the weather cooperated, only having showers on two different days but not enough to spoil their plans Both New Zealand and Australia are pretty countries and the people are very friendly. Several times in talking with the people they would end up inviting the Blairs home with them for a meal or to spend the night. The whole trip sort of reminded them of the Midwest about 30 years ago. No hurry, no stress or pressure, everything seemed to move at a slower pace. They liked New Zealand a little better as it is green and has millions of sheep and cows. They were there a week and then went on to Australia for almost two weeks. They spent a day in each of the big cities, took a tour to see all of the points of interest, then rented a car and drove to the next city. Gas is expensive over there. In

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