The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 September 1989 — Page 5

North Liberty The V.F.W. Auxiliary will be serving a full breakfast menu on Sunday. September 10 and every Sunday after if it is well attended. Phil Mangus entertained the residents at the Miller's Merry Manor Nursing Home in Walkerton last Wednesday evening for the birthday party. Several had birthdays including Thelma Hay, from North Liberty. He sang several songs along with Evedine Platz with Gladys Sheneman at the piano. Watch for Charlie Groshan and Madeline Nelson as they are to be on Miller's Merry Manor commercials this month on TV over Channel 22 and 28. He will be singing “Back Home Again In Indiana". Charles Albright had to be admitted to the St. Joe Medical Center again. Please remember him and also Ruby Walker who was also admitted to the LaPorte Hospital. but is showing improvment at this writing. He is on the fifth floor. One hundred twelve and one dog attended the 8:30 a.m. morning worship service at Potato Creek Sunday morning with Rev. Charles Richmond, Alan Limerick. Owen

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Huff. Andy Notzel and Ted Woolet sharing in the service. Osborn Fisher is slowly improving in the Home Nursing Care on the Sth floor at LaPorte Hospital. His son, Tom, took him to his home for a little while Sunday. Gene and Phil Patrick’s mother, Nell Patrick, was admitted to Memorial Hospital Saturday night. Mildred Hunter recently returned from Spring, Texas, where she spent three weeks with her son Bob. They attended two stage plays, Steel Magnolias and Sheer Madness; went to San Antonio to see the River Walk, the Alamo and Sea World. Mrs. Hunter also had a nice visit with her former neighbor. Mrs. Karen Derrough who now lives in Spring. The weather was very hot but a quick dip in the pool was a good way to cool off. They visited the Animal Safari in Houston and the Arbouritum and saw many beautiful flowers. Weren’t we very fortunate last Thursday night when it stormed about all night to only get about two inches of rain when Chicago. Peru and so many places got five and 6 more inches. Bruce Lake and Tippecanoe State Park were really hit hard with damaging winds and Potato Creek sent help to clean up the damage at Tippecanoe. Last Tuesday morning three American Dream Tour buses pick-

ed up people at Bremen. Plymouth, Lakeville and South Bend and started out on a one day Mystery Trip, destination unknown. It was really a fun day as we were all trying to guess where we were going. Well our first stop was at the “Tall Oaks Inn Bed and Breakfast Restaurant, at Grand Beach, at New Buffalo, Michigan. We were served breakfast and then enjoyed touring the lovely home with eight beautiful suites and three single bedrooms. A lovely place to go on your honeymoon, only 5149.00 a night. Our next stop was at a lovely restaurant called G. J. Platter at Paw Paw, Michigan, and then we drove on to South Haven, Michigan where we shopped, visited a winery and then we enjoyed watermelon and cantaloupe balls in a large watermelon and a delicious homemade roll as a snack on a floating riverboat called the “Idler". From here we went to Sunrise Farms near Benton Harbor where we toured the Jakway log cabin built in 1835 and was lived in by Indians, trappers and farmers and still has the original possessions. We then went to a huge bam where they were packing beautiful red and green peppers to be shipped to chain stores all over the country. We then had the privilege to pack a basket of fruit to bring home with us. From here we drove to Bennett’s Belgium Farm, where we took wagon rides through the woods or trolley rides down the road. All three bus loads met there and enjoyed a winer roast with the Silver Threads entertaining and then at 8 o'clock, we all departed for our own destinations hoping we can all go again next year on another mystery trip. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Reason and children, of Leaf River. Illinois, were weekend guests of Tim and Shirley Reason. On Sunday all went to Walt and Marj DeMiens for a cookout. Sorry my news items do not always appear perfect, but you know none of us are perfect either. We all make mistakes. So I will make a few corrections as I have learned that Zell O’Connor was Dewey O'Connor’s cousin, not his brother. Then the Town of Walk-

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erton was omitted from the towns that the relatives came from to attend the Powers Family reunion held at the North Liberty park last Sunday. I have also received word that several names were not included in the article about the old Teegarden Milk Plant. Do any of you remember who purchased the Milk plant when it closed? Well I was told that it was Country Delight. The Fair family enjoyed their third family reunion Sunday at the North Liberty Park. There were 79 present, consisting of seven brothers and sisters and all their children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. They came from Florida, Michigan, Arizona, South Bend, Mishawaka and North Liberty. The children spent the afternoon on rafts going down Potato

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Creek. On Friday night the seven brothers and sisters and their mates all enoyed dinner together at Miller’s Home Case, at New Carlisle. What a great Labor Day weekend. The weather was ideal and many from the area attended the Hesston Steam Show and also the Blueberry Festival and saw the two hour parade on Monday at Plymouth. Ara you s phihumanist? You are H you Nka to coHoct lebeis The world's largest such collection consist* of over 577,000 pises* and belongs to Teiichi Yoshizawa of Japan.

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