The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 10, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 August 1989 — Page 7

TOM FRAME RECEIVES MERITORIOUS SERVICE MEDAL

The President of the United States of America authorized by executive order, has awarded the Meritorious Service Medal to Sergeant Major Thomas E. Frame, of the United States Army, for outstanding meritorious achievement EVaxxnxnsaraEnoi

ATTENTION: AMERICAN VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS . New Walkerton V.F.W. Post 2852 Meeting ^Baf Wednesday, August 9 7:30 p.m. Walkerton Community Building Ohio & Washington Streets WELCOME VETERANS For More Information Call 586-7278 Keeping Faith With The Forever Young Who Died Defending Our Country LARRY’S QUICK MART 201 Roosevelt 586-7071 Walkerton (Next To Mahonev Chevrolet) White Bread Large Eggs I * 4 " M 1 ° 4 " 90 c — IN STORE SPECIAL — MEDIUM eer E6GS tVvy 4 "* □□ Ico Cream * * a COUPON I FANCY FRIED CHICKEN I : 125‘1.00 OFF : I Regular Price With Coupon PEPSI a COKE $l9O WE HAVE FRESH ROLLS DAILY Wo Also Have Elm RE6ULM - UNLEADED - SUPER UNLEADED GASOLINE HOURS: Open Monday - Saturday, 5:30 a m. - 10 00 pm Sunday, 6:00 a m. - 9:00 pm.

from January 1, 1987 to January--31. 1989 while serving as senior administrative non-commissioned officer, reserve branch, force structure and stationing division, directorate of operation. J 3. headquarters, forces command. Fort McPher-

son, Georgia. Through diligence and supreme effort. Sergeant Major Frame developed a completely automated requisition system for the United States Army Reserve full-time manning program which significantly enhanced the overall program quality. The system has enabled a critical asset for United States Army reserve units to be tracked and requisitioned in a manner required to insure program success. Sergeant Major Thomas E. Frame’s conspicuous performance of duty represents exemplars achievement in the finest traditions of the United States Army and reflects great credit upon him and the military service. The presentation of the medal was made on the 4th of May, 1989 with Colin L. Powell, left. General. USA Commander to Sergeant Major Thomas E. Frame, right, at McPherson. Georgia. Walkerton Mr. and Mrs. Gaude Nowakowski. of Koontz Lake, returned home on Tuesday after spending a week with their son, Dennis and Frank Turner, a friend of the family, in Wichita. Kansas. It was a fun filled week and most enjoyable and busy, each day spent dining and sightseeing. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch returned home last Wednesday from a 21-day trip to Yellowstone National Park, Big Fork. Glacier National Park. Kootenai National Park in British Columbia. Chateau Lake Louise, Vancouver, where they boarded the Nieuw Amsterdam and sailed the beautiful scenery of the Inside Passage to Ketchikan. Juneau. Glacier Bay National Park. Sitka, and then back to Vancouver and then on to Seattle and then back to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Crane will serve as hosts for the Kooontz Lake Conservation Club dinner meeting on Saturday evening at the clubhouse. The Leigh Roy Hahns were among the District 4 Volunteer

You An lnvl t ßd To The v WALKERTON U । WESLEYAN CHURCH । Sunday, August 6 We Will Be Having An OLD-FASHIONED SUNDAY Everyone It Welcome To Come And Enjoy Tho Dey orw» In Your Ftvorßo Old CMwt Os Your Fovortto En SUNDAY SCHOOL AT 9:30 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP AT 10:30 A.M. PICNIC LUNCH AT PLACE PARK AT 12:00 NOON (Carry-In Lunch) OPEN AIR SERVICE AT THE PARK AT 2:00 P.M. With Music And Fellowship For all (In Caso Os Rain We Will Stay At The Church) WALKERTRON WESLEYAN CHURCH Cornot Os IMnois And Van Buren Streets f 586-7876 Walkerton -. PASTOR T. FUGATE 1 eYou All Come!

AUGUST 3, 1989

Firemen who spent the weekend camping at New Carlisle for their Harvest Days Festival. This is an enjoyable time together with different people from around the state all gathering in one spot. On Monday evening. July 31. the Pastor Parish and Trustee Committee of the Walkerton United Methodist Church met at the church parsonage with Pastor Marilyn Gebert and her husband Jimmy for a dessert carry-in. An evening of fellowship and great desserts were enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urbin and Mrs. Bertha Urbin were Friday evening dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. John Guttman, in Wakarusa. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Brian Buckles and son Kyle, of Green Bay, Wisconsin; and Mr. and Mrs. David Yoder. Jessica, Stephanie and Todd, of Elkhart. Mrs. Guttman and Mrs. Buckles were Sunday afternoon callers of Mrs. Bertha Urbin. On Monday, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, of South Bend, was a caller of Mrs. Urbin. Mrs. Ruth Ullery, along with her brother, Carl Wisler. of Niles. Michigan, were taken to Hamlet last Thursday to visit with another brother. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wisler. Also joining the group was Carl Wisler’s son and wife, of Stevensville, Michigan. 1 <

| OPEN LABOR DAY WEEKEND kiFLEA MARKET Will Be Heid On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 From 8:00 a.m. To 3:00 p.m. W F At KEEPSAKE KOTTAGE ANTIQUES A COLLECTIBLES State Road 23 Koontz Laki This Wili Be Our Final Flea Market For Tho Year SPACES REDUCED TO $5.00 EACH Set-Up Timo, 7:00 a m. For Space Reservations Call 586-2555 After 6:00 p.m.

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ATTEND FAMILY REUNION The Hartsoch and Dawson family reunion was held in the Peace Gardens, in North Dakota, on June 27. 28 and 29. The reunion was hosted by the Goods families, of Rolla. North Dakota. Relatives came from California. Colorado. Canada. Minnesota, Montana. North Carolina. Oregon. Ohio. Illinois Washington. North Dakota and Indiana. Those attending from Walkerton were Clyde and Eva Stickley. Frances and Gerry Laßere and grandson and Donald and Norma Laßere and son and daughter-in-law and grandchildren of Chesterton. The very first reunion was held at the Dawson farm, at Rollett, North Dakota in 1909. Eva’s grandparents homesteaded from Knox. Indiana. The next reunion is in three years in Colorado. Clyde and Eva traveled on to Ray and Tioga. North Dakota to see those who couldn't attend the reunion. LIONS CLUB BOARD TO MEET SATURDAY The Lions Gub Board will meet at 7:30 Saturday morning at Welco. Leo Tolstoy's wife copied the manuscript of his epic novel War and Peace by hand seven times

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