The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 October 1989 — Page 7
Walkerton Ryan Knowlton celebrated his 12th birthday on Saturday afternoon at the home of his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Knowlton and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Davis. Alyssa and Austin, of North Liberty; and Mrs. Dave Drews and Suzanne, of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Carli, of Koontz Lake, recently returned from a trip to Europe. They toured Paris. Milan and Venice. They then went to Italy to locate their roots. From there they went to West Berlin. East Berlin. Hamburg. London and Shannon to visit a friend of Mrs. Carli. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urbin joined with other cousins from Illinois. Logansport, Mishawaka. Wakarusa and Rochester at Tony's in Ri'chestcr for dinner on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton received word Tuesday night that their granddaughter. Dawn Delaney. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Delaney, of Lafayette, had been in the earthquake in California. Besides being frightened, she had books thrown off the shelf and dishes and canned goods broken. She lives in Mountain View, California. and works at Lockede. in Sunnyvale. Hosts for the Conservation Cub dinner Saturday evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dipert. Mr. and Mrs. Gell Fouts called on Mrs. Anna Kulbeida. of Hamlet. Monday. Mrs. Richard Anderson has as her guest her sister. Mrs. Larry Hosteller, of Correles, New Mexico. On Sunday. October 15, Mr. and Mrs. Gaudc Nowakowski. Koontz Lake, attended the wedding of their grandson. Douglas Edward. »on of their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gronowski, of Mokena. Illinois. The bride. Debra Lee, is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Mane Karczewskiof Orland Park. Illinois.
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A double-ring ceremony was held at 2.30 p.m. with Holy Mass at St. Mary’s Church, in Mokena. Illinois. A reception was held at Rosewood West Restaurant, in Crestwood. Illinois. The newlywed couple will make their home in New Lenox. Illinois. Mrs. Vi Masterman received word on Monday that her sister. Mrs. Aleda Heckaman. of Nappanee, passed away. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dipert have as theie guests Rick and Kim Larimore, their grandson and wife, from Van Nuys, California, for eight days. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daube and Alma Daube, of Route 3 along with Linda Daube. of Long Beach. ( alifornia returned front a trip to Germany last week. They flew into Frankfort and visited relatives at Hamburg and several small villages before taking a tour of Heidleburg. Munich, the Black Forest. They also had a boat ride on the Rhine. The country was beautiful at this time of year. They saw the grapes grown along the Rhine and the most farming was sugar beets. The tops of the beets are used for cattle feed. The country is clean, no litter scattered. Farmers live in town and commute to the farm. Traffic is terrible, no accidents on the roads and there arc lots of trains and semis. If you arc caught drinking while on the road your license is taken awav regardless of who you are or how much money you have. They have modern homes and farming equipment. ENJOY CAMPOUT Good Sam Chapter 44. “Ramblin Rascals . held their October campout at Flkhart Campground Octobber 13-15. All members were in attendance and welcomed guests: Rev. and Mrs. Gerald (Phyllils) Polman; Ed and Karolyn Barris and Don and Marolyn Bills. On Friday night members and guests enjoyed a hot dog roast and campfire. Saturday afternoon a video cassette. ‘ Chapter 44. A Year In Review” was shown amid many comments and much laughter. Following the video, president Sue Guard called the business
meeting. Elections were held for new officers and the following members were elected to serve the term 1990-1991; president. Sue Guard; vice-president. Sue Frush; treasurer. Darlene Reese; secretary. Martha Kane; and wagonmaster. Don Kane. Members and guests had each brought “something for the pot” and Dan Reese devoted the dav to cooking chili, which along with side dishes made a chapter birthday cake, was enjoyed by all Saturday night. The campers were extremely fortunate in “being in the right place at the right time”. Manv local citizens of Indiana (India) parentage ancestery were celebrating the Hindu festival of Navaratri. This is a religious celebration of 10 days of dancing and feasting. It is a truly joyous time of beginning the light of the new moon and the start of the Hindu New Year. The ladies were dressed in the beautiful saris and the men wore the long white coats and white trousers. The dancing was graceful and exotic and so unusual to watch. After the dancing the Good Sams were invited to join the celetrams “at the table”. Don and Sue Guard accepted the invitation and ate the traditional dishes. (The younger Indian celebrants ate pizza!) The people were most charming and gracious in their hospitality and the ceremony certainly “put the cap” on a great weekend for all. A final campout is planned for Chain-O-Lakes State Park October 27-29 and Halloween will be the theme. Any camper wishing more information regarding Good Sam or Chapter 44 may call 656-4507. ADULT CHILDREN OF ALCOHOLICS TO MEET The United Methodist Church in Walkerton is sponsoring a theraphy group for adults whom were raised in alcoholic homes. The group will be run by a therapist from Family Learning Center and will begin on Tuesday. October 31 and run for eight consecutive weeks. The
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group will start at 7:30 E.S.T. and last for one and a half hours and will cost no more than $20.00 a session. Call the church office, 586-3534, to reserve vour spot in the group. All calls will be confidential. ARTS AND CRAFTS SHOW The 10th annual Midwest Arts. Crafts and Gift Show will be held at the LaPaz Community Building on November 9. 10 and 11. from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., daily, featuring 30 booths and two bake sales. Admission is free. Door prize drawing at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday. Also the Weaver Waddle SK run and a one mile fun run will be on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Please come and join us. HALLOWEEN CANDY SAFETY CHECK A free, candy safety check will be offered at LaPorte Hospital on Monday. October 30. from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. After your children have finished trick-or-treating, bring the treats to
SPAGHETTI DINNER Friday, November 3 Serving From 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. ST. PATRICK’S SCHOOL Adults, $4.00 Children, $2 00 CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE ; 2W2S HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL GROVERTOWN CONSERVATION CLUB Tuesday, October 31 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. (Slow Timo) Hiunttd Cellar, 50* Carnival Games. 25* FREE REFRESHMENTS EWOWX WWcmw Fun For UAgot I ma frt I Friday, Oct. 27 4 00 - 7:30 p.m I NORTH LIBERTY I COMMUNITY BUILDING 300 S Mam North Liberty Adwßi $5 00 AN Carry-Outs. $5 00 CMMron (Under 12), $3 00 TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOO A
the hospital s Diagnostic Imaging Department and have them check ed as a precautionary measure. Treats will be x-rayed to ensure they are free of any metallic objects. Persons interested in having their treats x-rayed should enter the hospital through the Outpatient Services entrance off of p err> Street. SCHOLARSHIP DEADLINE High School students who are interested in applying for SI,OOO college scholarships should request applications by December 1. 1989 from Educational Communications Scholarship Foundation. 721 N. McKinley Road. Lake Forest. Illinois 60045. To receive an application, students should send a note stating their name, address, city, state and zip code, approximate grade point average and year of graduation. Sixty-five winners will be selected on the basis of academic performance, involvement in extra-curricular activities and need for financial aid.
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