The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 May 1990 — Page 16

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MAY 3, 1990

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TREE PLANTED IN MEMORY OF LELA FISHER A flowering cherry tree was planted by the North Liberty Community Park, on Monday evening, in memory of Leia Fisher. Richard Warner, Gary Brown and little Jamison Brown supplied the muscle. Park board members Debbie Brown. Karen Warner and Judy Springman looked on. The North Liberty Women's Cub donated the tree in recognition of Leia's untireing contribution to the community. Everywhere you saw the fruits

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of her work. Quietly knitting and crochetting. She taught many 4-Hers and others so many stiches. Cooking at church events there al wavs was a spoon in her hand. What good cookies and cakes she made! She shared and shared. Many recipies are preserved through her influence. Music also was her name. She plaved the paino at club and just for fun. Do you remember all the music contests held at the Methodist Church? Contestants came from the General Federation Women’s Cub District.

Mr A In the employees drawing at The Christmas Shop last weekend the winner of a Fontanini plate, each valued at $75.00, went to Kathy Yelachich. M L Frankie Sheneman receives a Fontanini plate from Marvin Hochstetler entitled “The Flight” at The Christmas Shop.

She and her husband. Ossie, visited and entertained, shut-ins. Always doing something and cheering someone. Just as she brightened everyoncs day. the members of the Women’s Cub wish the memorial tree will continue to be a bright spot at the park for many years. The tree can be seen on top of the hill just north of the small swing set. Club members attending the planting were Martha McCrosky. Yvonne Foresman. Iva Pommert. Edith Rupel, Alta Steele. Frances Slattery and Pauline Laskowski. Other ladies of the club include Ruth Cullar, Bernice Farrar and

Hermina Brinkoff. NOTICE There will be a blood pressure, triglycerits, cholesterol and blood sugar clinic at the Koontz Lake Missionary Church, on Thursday. May 3. from 9:00 to 11:00 a m. The clinic is sponsored by the Starke County Health Services. For the blood sugar, cholesterol and triglycerits testing you will have to fast and there is a $5.00 charge. BOOK SALE From May Bth thru May 12th the Walkerton Library will be having a big book sale to help with their spring cleaning. There will be many different authors featured including some by Danielle Steel, Belva Plain and John Jakes. Some specials include Tom Caney’s latest book. "Cear and Present

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Danger" and also John LeCarre’s "The Russia House." All these I books go for ten cents for hardbacks and five cents paperbacks. Some children's books will also be on sale for the same prices. Come I early to get the best selection. NOTICE An informational meeting on the benefits of large-scale recycling of i waste materials will be held for local governmental leaders and public officials on Wednesday, May 23, at 7:00 p.m. at the South I Bend Chamber of Commerce. The I meeting will be sponsored by the League of Women Voters and the United Religious Communitv. DINNER SATURDAY EVENING The Koontz Lake Conservation Club dinner meeting, on Saturday evening, at 5:30 p.m.. at the clubhouse will have Harriett and Jeffrey Shogren as the hosts.