The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 October 1989 — Page 2

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BETTER HOMES EXTENSION CLUB MEETS The Belter Homes Extension Cub gathered at the home of Mrs. Tom Haag for their Halloween partv. on Monday evening. October 23. It was hard to judge the many fine costumes. Four were given prizes and they were Mrs. Harry Malstaff. Mrs. Dale Cilery. Mrs John Wathen and Mrs. Leigh Hahn. Presidents. Mrs. Allan Eddinger. led the business meeting. The secretary report was given bv Mrs Hahn and the treasurers report by Mrs Harold Eddinger. The birthday song was sung for Mrs Malstaff and Mrs Hahn and the anniversary song for Mrs Clyde Stickles. Twelve answered roll call with do you still see your best friends from high school? Three attended the quilt das at the fairgrounds and they were Mrs. Ellery. Mrs. Allen Eddinger and Mrs. Albert Ray. They are now working on the quilt to be gisen away next year at the St. Joseph County Fair. The title for the new quilt is Ribbon Star.

“Ye Oide . Country Store” T At Ilk Maple Grove Church (UNITED METHODIST) THURS. & FRI., OCTOBER 26 & 27 9:30 a m. • 7:30 p.m. OLDE TYME FAVORITES Thurtday Special: Apple Butter — Candy CHICKEN & NOODLES Pickles — Baked Goods ~ 7 ~ Sauerkraut - Pumpkins CORNBREAD Many Crafts BEEF STEW Corner ot NEW and MAPLE ROADS

F TRICKY STRING T _ ITEMS ON SALE THRU OCTOBER 31, 1989 HALLOWEEN COSTUMES Tiny Tot Thru Adult MAKE UP KIT SJ 4B . $9499 Character Accessories Plus Makeup U * $959 n * DUM DUM POPS Otter Pricas Available Bag Os 101 - Reg. $2 29 u7 D rA, nn $199 HAIR COLOR Floureicent - Glitter - Glow In The Dark ‘ 4 oz. Can vU? PAL BUBBLE GUM &A9Q 160 Pieces Per Bag £ $229 COMPLETE SELECTION /\ (WA OF PARTY SUPPLIES \ CANDY - COSTUMES - CUT OUTS & Sy 1/ COOI<IE CUnERS - TRICK OR TREAT BAGS ’ vKwlf /TWA NAPKINS - HALLOWEEN PINS <l^ 7 C p MAKE UP KITS - HAIR COLOR WIGS - MASKS - ETC 4 . WALKERTON I K h 602 Roosevelt Reed J NORTH LIBERTY g g w 129-131 North Main St. Hmh Ai «♦*, 656-8531 w Heun 9 • 5 30 Mon . Sot

A donation will be sent to the Mental Health Association and our Christian Communitv Pantrv toward the Thanksgiving baskets. "Hie Christmas party committee of Mrs. Nancy Shillings. Mrs. Richard Rubs and Mrs. Harrv Masterman will report to the next meeting where we will go for the party. November Ist at the Esther Singer Building, at 1 to 3 p.m. and to 0 p.m, will be the demonstration on how to make holiday cookies Get a car full and plan to go. dub members. ( ultural arts chairman, Mrs Wathen, read us the poem right for the night called "Trick or Treat." Mrs. Cilery. family life chairman, told us how important it is to have family reunions. Mrs. Malstaff warned us to be sure to check with the pharmacist whether you take your medicine with or without food. There arc many things we should know about when it pretams to drugs, food and drink. Several brought pumpkins, all kinds, shapes and sizes and told about them. Mrs. Schillings won for having the most unusual.

Many Halloween games were played led by Mrs. Hahn. Winners were Mrs. Malstaff. Mrs. Harold Eddinger and side number two in the witches race. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Hahn's home on November 2'. We w ill have a w hite elephant sale. We thank Mrs. Haag for the delicious refreshments and hostessing the fun time. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN MEET The United Methodist Women held their meeting at the church on October 19. It was a very bail snowy evening but some braved the weather and came to the meeting. President. Linda Craft led the meeting. Prayer requests were for Pam Craft and Ruth Black families. Ruth Wathen, Robert Campbell and Helen and Maric Holland. Prayer was then given. Mrs. Walter Smith led the devotions, then we sang and then prayer was given. Linda Klinedinst announced we will host a birthday party at Hamilton Grove next year in May. Vice president, Alice Bostwick, said the programs for the next year are set up and ready to go. The nominating committee presented the slate of officers for 1990. New officers arc Linda Craft, president; Mrs. Leigh Han. secretary; Mrs. Bob Flaughcr. treas-

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urer; Christian personhood, Mrs. Walter Smith; Christian social involvement, Mrs. Fred Bullinger; C hristian global concerns, Mrs. Dick Kickbush; Supportive community, Linda Klinedinst; program resourses. Mrs. Warner Clark; membership chairman, Velma Stahly and nominations chairman. Mrs. Ray Chapman. We will be special guests of the Urban League Ladies, on Saturdav. October 28. Please be at the church by 11:45 a.m. The After Church Dinner will be on November 5. The menu w ill be chicken and noodles, ham loaf. Salisbury steak, green beans, mashed potatoes and all the other goodies that go with serving a good meal. Cost is $4.00 for adults. 12.00 children and under 6. free.

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Please come and join us at 11:30 a.m. On November lb will be our thank offering program with Mrs Flaughcr chairman. November 13 is our officers up-date to be held at the Coalbush I'nited Methodist Church from 1 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. All officers mark this date on your calendar. Mrs. Bostwick presented the program on poverty. "Gimkl News to the Poor." She used her scripture Luke 4:lb-19 The economu policies and practices of our nation arc kev in the creation of a just society. The Ruth Circle served delicious refreshments. The booming sound of a plane passing the sound barrier cannot be heard by the pilot.

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