The Independent-News, Volume 114, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 February 1989 — Page 8

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - FEBRUARY 9. 1989

A belated birthday parts and other birthdays were celebrated at the same time, were held on Sunday. at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Met an. in Plymouth. Honored guests were Mr. Don Mc( an and his son. Mrs. Clell Fouts and Mr. Roger Kelly, making four birthdass that were celebrated Other guests were Mrs Don McCan and famils. Mr Fouts. Mrs Roger Kelly and famth . Mr Roger Md an and Miss Stephanie Beem. of Walkerton Hostesses for the K*»ontz Lake Conservation C lub dinner meeting, on Saturday evening, will be Mrs. Crystal Lawrence and Mrs. Lucille Dickson Mrs Bertha Urbin and Mr. Robert Crbin were in Kewanna on Saturday, for the funeral service of Mrs Urbin's brother, Mr. G. E Metzger, of South Bend. Os the Metzger family of seven children, only two remain. Mrs. Vrbin and her sister, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, of South Bend. Mr and Mrs. Robert Smith were in Salyersville, Kentucky, over the weekend arriving home on Wednesday evening. They were visiting with her parents and found her mother in much better health and

LAWYER RICHARD D. DOYLE 25 Years Experience — 8 Years Serving This Area NORTH LIBERTY - WALKERTON - KOONTZ LAKE 413 Michigan St., Walkerton, Phone 586-3722 ———— l HOURS Saturdiy 8:30 i.m. - 12:00 Noon - Tuesday 1:30 - 5.00 p.m. No Appointment Necessary Free Interview Other Times — South Bend 233-6699 — House Calls On Request

Want Savings? COMPARE! COMPARE! Z mil \ #Just Register At Any Wilcsx Store For A Chance To Wm«\ Fresh Lean Fresh Lean f No Nrchiie Required Drawing Will Be Held At The % PORK STEAK GROUND CHUCK MC $149 l “ *"* I COMPARE! I COMPARE! \ PfIZOS - 6PepSi / Fresh Dressed Tw * •« Our Way Os Saying Thanks EDVED nnilM^Tini/O lUv country Style or Flat Cut X. F » Shopping wncoi X rnitn UnUffldllLKd so SPARE RIBS CHEF STYLE THIGHS • 59 C . 5139 COCA-COLA PRODUCTS ——R $1 7 B QQC OCEAN PERCH FILLETS ——' W "“»■-« I compare*' ww UUCRR rcnbU rILLtIO u. s. No. i CHiwnu - Big u count SIH Fr9Sh .$199 IMHO POTATOES HEAD LETTUCE WHITEBREAD „ - 1..« 10- $ 1 59 59 c 3-88 c CATFISH NUGGETS _ COMPARE! J COMPARE! "Nr effh eRk Dow Froth '—— Portoctlon BROCCOLI 69 TOMATOES * 69 C SPLIT WHEAT ■ compare! SIOO nnr BREAD lmH ib n OO cauliflower - 99 c „ 7 gc WILCOX STORES North Liberty - Walkerton - New Carlisle

able to keep the home fires burn mg Mr and Mrs. Robert Mercer and Mrs Ruth Ullery went to Knox on Sunday, to visit with Mrs Florence Anderson, who was released from the hospital a few days prior. Saturday evening dinner guests of Mrs. ( arolme Hampe were Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith. The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Rex Stull was celebrated with an open house, on Sunday afternoon, at the Blissville Church, hosted by their children. Gifts were received and refresh menls were enjoyed. (>uests came from all parts of Indiana. There were approximately 150 people attending Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schaeffer spent Tuesday of this week, in laPorte. with Mrs. Edith Ullery. CHINA PAINTERS MEET The China Painters of LaPorte area held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Vee Shogren. Kcxmtz Lake, to organize and put together many ideas and projects for the coming Indiana State Convention, to be held at the Holiday Inn. in LaPorte. April 21-23. The theme for the meeting is Spring Fantasy. There are 15 guilds in the Indiana Federation. The profits from the sale of painted china, etc., benefit the organization for the educational fund.

This area held its last show in 1974, in the I aPorte Civic Auditorium and was very successful and the laPorte Area China Painters hope this show will be bigger and better. Many local merchants and others too contribute to this cause. I his group of LaPorte China Painters do appreciate all the help we can get. China painting teachers and painters and many distributors arc coming from far and near for this national event Members present at the meeting were Pauline Laskowski, state president, and chairperson, Gerry Cobb, co-chairperson. Berenice Starzky. Hazel lackctt, Doris Malstaff. Hazel Scott. Marge Jackson and Mrs. Shogren. GRADUATES Kim Kronk. Route I. Walkerton, graduated from Bali State University. Muncie, after completing work for her degree in visual arts, during the fail semester. Patty Kennedy. Walkerton, received her Master of Education degree and Phyllis Baker. Hamlet, her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from Valparaiso University. in December. Toothbrush bristles were the first commercial product made of nylon, which was patented in 1937.

HOUSE FOR SALE ♦ Near John Glonn High School ♦ 3 Bodrooms * 2 Buths * Centrsl Am * Now Gas Furnace * New Gas Water Heater * 1 Cor darage ♦ Eitra Lot * New Carpet BRANSON HIATT 586-2363

CITIZENS OF THE MONTH i* IH 111 II iePWI' 1 'IS II » Ik Ilf » I ' y; O'® p p r ■f ’ J I ■ ill > MV 1) Mil i tow i MLIiBBHI

Urey P.T.A. Citizens of the month for January arc Anna Scgraves and Lance Saul. Anna is in the seventh grade at Urey and the daughter of Dixie and Robert Scgravcs. Route 1. Box 300. Walkerton. Her favorite subjects arc math and language arts. Her hobbies arc cheerleading, swimming and music.

JANUARY 31 TO FEBRUARY 11 1/2 PRICE SALE ENTIRE STORE Mission Thrift Shop DOWNTOWN WALKERTON

Lance is in the eighth grade and the son of Norman Saul. Route 1, Box 338. Walkerton. His favorite subjects arc art. science, language arts and math. His hobbies arc baseball and art. Congratulations to both of these students.