The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 November 1989 — Page 7

Walkerton Catherine Hahn and Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Hahn visited Gerald Hahn, in Springfield. Illinois, over the weekend. Lucille Dixon and Crystal Lawrence will serve as hostesses for the Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner meeting on Saturday evening at the clubhouse, at 5:00 p.m. C.S.T.. or 6:00 p.m. E.S.T. Over the weekend. Nicholaus Von Baron IV. was motored to Mishawaka. where he enjoyed a visit with Darwin and Rhonda Stephenson. Not being used to a waterbed. he lost a lot of sleep. He is back home and seems to be caught up now. Mrs. Mary Louise Schober. of Chicago, was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Margaret DeMyer. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Cripe entertained with a wiener roast on Sundas for approximately 25 people. family members and close friends and neighbors. Mrs. Ruth Ullery and Judv Mercer went to HamleCon Sunday and then onto visit with Mr and Mrs. Glade Wisler. fhev then went on to Valpraiso to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wisler for dinner. The Earl Wislers will be leaving for Florida for the winter. CHILDREN ENJOY PARTY Eighteen children had loads of fun. on Sunday. October 29. at the Presbyterian Sundav School Halloween Party. Winners of the costume parade were Stephanie Cassady, most original; Andrew

xfe 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 LARRY’S QUICK MART 201 Roosevelt 586-7071 Walkerton QgQ FANCY JJ® FRIED CHICKEN - 8 .~*6 29 Purltin Ice Cream 2 Liter Pop *1" Imperial “fflr Margarine Ilb 79 BV> Ounce Boxes CM flfl Hawaiian Punch 3 s r" REGULAR - UNLEADED SUPER UNLEADED - PREMIER DIESEL 1V — IT’S HERE — LOTTO HOURS: Monday - Thursday 5:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m Friday A Saturday 5:00 a m. - 10:00 p m Sunday 6:00 a m. - 9:00 p.m.

Schmcltz. ugliest and Alicia Hochstetler. prettiest. The balloon game winner was Andrew Schmeltz and Sharon Hochstetler won the musical chair contest. Everyone was a winner when the goodie-filled owl pinata finally spilled out its contents. The party ended with refreshments of punch and cookies. Annual Halloween Party Held At Al’s Diner Whooo ... do you think that one is? This was asked by all those attending the annual Halloween dinner meeting of the Walkerton Business and Professional Women’s Club, on Thursday evening. October 26. when they gathered at Al's Diner banquet room. Koontz lake, at 7:00 p.m. A delicious salad bar. fried chicken, baked potato, dressing, green beans and dessert was served to 37 members and four guests. President Vada Stull opened the meeting. Guests were Marv Bierlv. Selma Saxton. Jackie Edwards and Nedra Williams. In the costume judging prior to the dinner, winners were Joe Rannvlls. Mvrna Daube and Connie Medich. Two other characters were hard to reveal themselves and as it turned out it was Verda Karn md her sister. Selma Saxton. Vericv Walz gave the secretary’s report and then read two thank vou notes from the family of Elsie Johnson on her KKhh btrthdav and Ivan Cole. Treasurer. I mda Craft.

gave her report also. Marilyn Roush reported on the Fall Festival b<MHh and asked that everyone give a donation as their are I IN members in the club and all should participate in the money making projects. The birthday bank was contributed to by Marty Malstaff. Leah Pickavct and Alfreda Onika with Mrs. Malstaff receiving the prize. An update on the Goodie Baskets. a project started last year, was that two more had been turned in and that there are some still out. Members were asked to please keep the baskets moving so the money can be turned in to the treasurer. Door prizes went to Linda Craft. Barb Burket. Martv Malstaff. Edna Downey. Verda Karn. Verier Walz. Helen Verkier. Iva Clark. Helen Heymig, Lorena Briggs. Marte Howell. Marilyn Roush. Jackie Edwards. Maggie Gaddis. Wanda Pontius and Ann Daley. The meeting was closed with all repeating the Lord’s prayer. ATTENDS SEMINAR Dr. Elliott Frash attended the 2Mth Annual Fall Seminar of the

u s 6 ^st 586-7104 _ Walkerton WE ARE OPEN ALL FALL AND WINTER SEASON CLOSED ON MONDAYS " Hot Vegetable Soup And Chili Daily Also Featuring A Soup Os The Week NEW ITEM! NEW ITEM! Mini Burrito or Mini Taco Basket . $ 2.69 WANTED The Family And Friends Os STEVEN E. SMITH and CHAD R. NICHOLS Are Offering A S IOOO REWARD For Information Leading To The arrest Os ROY D. NICHOLS And The Return Os Chad R. Nichols

mn d hichois Ago: 30 Height: 6 ft. Weight: 190 Lbs Eyes: Brown Heir: Brown Rice White

A Bench Warrant Has Been Issued — Please Contact ST. JOSEPH COUNTY POLICE At (219) 284-9611 129 South Mein Street, South Bend. IN 46601

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Indiana Optometric Association. October 11-12 at Indiana University. Some 300 of Dr. Frash's colleagues joined in the continuing education programs developed by the IOA Department of Education and the Indiana Chapter of the American Academy of Optometry to enhance the professional care Doctors of Optometry provide to eye patients. LOCAL RESIDENT AT OLE MISS PERFORMS IN CAMPUS MUSICAL University of Mississippi student Katie Hershberger, of Walkerton, played the role of Carmen in the Ole Miss Homecoming musical production “Sweet Charity”. The show, produced by the university’s music department in three performances during homecoming weekend October 26-28. featured a full orchestra and a cast of 32 performers in the 19 scenes and 17 musical numbers. REAL SERVICES NEWS Linda Matzat. a naturalist from the Potato Creek Park, was our guest and speaker on Wednesday.

Linda's talk was about the birds who winter over and she told us how to care for the birds during the winter months. We really enjoyed the white elephant auction on Thursday. Marthe Malstaff served as our auctioneer and got lots of bids. The money raised will go into our ‘ kitty’’ and will be used for needed things at the nutrition site. We had a lot of baked items brought in for the auction too. On Friday we held our usual "sing-a-long" with Verice Walz at the piano. Fred and Millie Daniels sang for us and also led the singing. Juice winners for the week were Art Cowood, Mable Corner. Jane Kuklinski and Harry Malstaff Coming attractions for November are as follows: November I. Florence Seekings. November K. Violet Wolf. November 22. Bake Sale. Don t forget because of the holidays our site will be closed for two days. November 23 and 24 Plans are in the makikng for another blood pressure clinic in December Can C hnstmas be that close?

CHAD R. NICHOLS Age 3 Height: 3 ft , 5 Inches Weight 40 Lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Sandy Blondo. Curly Race White

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