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Serving as Pages recently for State Representative Richard Mangus were Trish Kerckhove, left, of 548 N. Queen Road, Walkerton and Rebekah Kring, right, of 68950 Primrose Road, North Liberty. The Wicked Witch Os The West The Wicked Witch of the West (Sarah Martin) treatens with her evil laugh and trusty broom as rehearsals continue for St. Patrick School's presentation of “The Wizard of Oz”, on Sunday. April 29. at 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. LIONS TO MEET APRIL 24 The Walkerton Lions Club will meet at Lea's House of Pizza, on Tuesday. April 24. at 6:30 p.m. All Lions are urged to attend.

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Trish is the 18 year old daughter of Maurice and Patricia Kerckhove and she is a senior at John Glenn High School. Rebekah is the 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Kring and she also is a senior at Glenn. Eg &

WOMAN’S CLUB MEETS The April Bth meeting of the GFWC Walkerton Woman’s Community Club was opened with a beautiful rendition of the song. “1 Walked Today Where Jesus Walked.” Hostesses for the day were Evelyn Sobat. Helen Hunter. Ann Rockwell and Bea Seaholm. Devotions by Alice Walker consisted of a poem and short story written by her and a lovely prayer. The poem. “Rocky Mountain Magic” is one she had entered in the annual GFWC contest. The secretary. Mildred McKesson, gave her report and read a letter from Mrs. Frank Kramer, from Phoenix, which enclosed her yearly dues: also one from Rene Bauman who had been the guest speaker at the March 16th meeting. Mrs. Bauman thanked the club for its donation to the American Heart Association. Alfreda Onika had ^Life Insurance that’s right for you... that’s what State Farm is all about. •Hii CALL ME. . DeWayne Pavey L | Insurance ” O 404 Illinois Street 1 Walkerton. Ind y. 586-3156 £ State Farm Life Insurance Company Home Office: Bkxwnington, Illinois 9YMI PAtM rINIUIANCI Ummrarmmb^ Like a good neiglibor. State Farm is there.

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received a thank-you letter from Father Nowak of the mission for which she gathers cancelled stamps. The president announced that Friday. April 20th, is the date of the club’s breakfast at Ai’s Diner at Koontz Lake. It will be at 9:30 a.m. Janet Bierly reported the progress being made with the literacy project. A beautiful card holder made by Mary Omiecienski was filled with get-well cards from the members to Ella Remus who is still in the hospital but out of intensive care. President Mildred Casey urged

‘‘The Sweetest Place In Town" A BAKE SHOP & DELI State Road 23 - Walkerton 586-7060 NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS Due to the construction and installation of our new gas pumps it may be necessary for us to close for a few days. If so, we will look forward to seeing you again when we re-open. We appreciate your patronage and again THANKS to all of you for making our business a success. Upon re-opening we will offer Mobil Oil Products and some other new items. We look forward to serving you even more etticientty in the 1990’5.

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members to send any clothes they weren't using to the Good Will Industries. She also requested that all committee chairmen write a report of their accomplishments for the year and submit them to her by May 18th. The meeting closed with the reading of the collect after which the members participated in a silent auction, their main fund raiser. The residents of Alaska move from one home to another more often than residents of any other state

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