The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 50, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 May 1990 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MAY 10, 1990

North Liberty Lowell Gardner, of Oxford. Indiana. spent Saturday with his mother. Lola Pavey and took her to Plymouth for an early Mother’s Day dinner and brought her geraniums and a lovely hanging basket for her Mother’s Day gift. Sorry to see in the paper that Raymond Smith passed away down in Florida. Our sympathy goes to Arlu and her family. About 125 mothers and daughters attended the Mother and Daughter Banquet, held Friday evening at the Church of Christ. Jean Kaser was the mistress o ceremonies. Gladys Sheneman gave the invocation and thanks for the food prepared by the men of the church. The program consisted of a special song for mothers, by Angie Bergland; a poem. “The Meanest Mother’’ by Lori Seifer; a special song by the Melodiars and then a very interesting message entitled “In Mother's Footsteps" was given by Mrs. Marian Long, of South Bend. The benediction was given by Terri Stewart and “Blest Be The Tie That Binds” was sung by all in closing. Ethel Rauen and Gladys Sheneman called on Ed and Helen

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METCALF Public Auction As I have listed my home tor sale and am now residing in a nursing home the following described personal property will be auctioned at 802 Center Street Teegarden Ind Located 4 miles west of U S 31 and U S 6 junction to Queen Road then north 1 mile to Teegarden Watch tor signs on Wednesday, May 16 4:00 p.m. ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES: 22 " x 47” blanket chest with secret compartment. 3 drawer chest with key holes. * size bed, 4 drawer hard wood dresser with key holes Lane Cedar chest. Seth Thomas wall clock postage stamp quilt; 2 crochet table cloths, crochet runners treadle sewing machine, wood dinette table wrth 4 chairs, old white cabinet glass butler chum; wood kraut cutter oil lamp, crocks, wash board, bread box; glass cigar jar; pink depression glass; old scales 2 Griswold iron skillets, granite ware (green and blue), crock bowl, egg beater cream and sugar, some old china, old radio cabinet; monkey wrench bottle capper, several old books; misc costume jewelry old serving tray with tapestry. 2 old hand mirrors; magazine table 2 old leather bags; newspaper clippings of Lindberg baby, some old advertising items. APPLIANCES - FURNITURE A HOUSEHOLD GOODS Frigidaire automatic washer and electric dryer 3 pc matching bedroom suite. Zenith 19" color TV. TV stand small metal file cabinet, floor tan, 2 matching gold velour swivel rockers. 1 green velour swivel rocker, green brocade love seat, floor heater, table lamp floor lamp. 2 hobnail dresser lamps, occasional table, wall mirror, misc yarn, blankets sewing materials Hoover sweeper Eureka Mighty Mite sweeper with attachments electric blanket, secretary desk, waffle iron, kitchen table with 4 chairs, misc pots pans, kitchen utensils including set of Roger Bros silver and other items too numerous to mention TOOLS A MISCELLANEOUS Mi sc hand anc garden tools saws, hammer, shovels hoes misc bolts, screws, etc ; several pipe wrenches fuel cans; step ladder other misc items too numerous to mention TERMS: CASH OR CHECK WITH PROPER ID Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchindise After Sold Hazel Metcalf, Owner JOHN GUSHWA - P D A. Auction Conducted By: SAM GOEBEL - CAI Cb A IT Auctioneer-Realtor « OZr Plymouth, Indiana • yTL ’ CREST 936-7616 er 936-7159 IZ RtALTY ' CHRIS SNYDER □ z-Jr Auctioneer ^4l Bremen, Indiana 546-2906

Podgodzinski. of near Walkerton, Sunday afternoon. Helen is getting along fine after her recent surgery. Over 1700 people attended the Tyner Lodge fish fry on Saturday evening held at the Tyner Fire Station. Charles Wright, of Osborn Road, is recovering nicely in Memorial Hospital, after undergoing a hip replacement last Tuesday. Sunday was a special day for Rev. Charles Richmond, of the Church of Christ, as it was 14 years ago on the first Sunday in May that he preached his first sermon in the old sanctuary. In 1983 our church had grown so much, that it was decided to build on. So on October 5. 1986. ground was broken for a new sanctuary, a family center with area meetings, dinners, recreation, chapel, new classrooms, new kitchen and offices. Everyone pitched in and worked together to help complete the building which was dedicated on Sept. 27. 1987 and now as we look back, we couldn't possibly carry on God's great work if we didn’t have all these facilities. Pearl Newcomb entertained the following friends in her home Monday afternoon. Francis Slattery’. Martha McCrosky. Mae McDaniel. Iva Pom men and Gladys

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Sheneman. Lovely refreshments were served before they departed. Joyce Richmond's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Prickett, of Wilmington. Ohio, spent the weekend with the Richmonds. Seventeen senior citizens of the Church of Christ enjoyed dinner Sunday after church at Honker’s Restaurant, in South Bend. Bill and Shirley Limerick, who just returned from Florida, took the group in Charlie Hensley's place. George and Wilda Henry, of New Road, spent last week visiting in the home of their son. Rev. Brian Henry and family, in Kenosha. Wisconsin. While there, thev called on Rev. Tom Jones and family, former minister of the Church of Christ here in North Liberty. Over 125 enjoyed the delicious dinner last Tuesday at the Pine Creek Church. Before dinner. Gladys Sheneman. president, announced the following guest present. Mary’ Miller, of Evanston. Illinois and Kenneth and Martha Lemert who have just returned from Mission, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ruff, who just came back from Florida. Glen and Helen Long, of Tyner, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Don Whitman, of New Road and Harold and Betty Wallace. Elsie Sousley. of Bremen was celebrating her 87th birthdaySorry to report Roy Reamsnyder has returned to the hospital again. The secretary report was given by Deloris Pippenger and Harold Roush, of Plymouth, gave the noon day prayer. After all were served and enjoyed the dinner music played by Madelyn Nelson. The program was turned over to Evedine Platz, who had the Marshall County Chorus group of Plymouth, who were celebrating their 50th vear entertaining us. They were

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great. Madelyn Nelson will be in charge of the program next month and Stanley and Roberta Weiss, of Bremen, will entertain. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Carbiener just rciumed from visiting Jim. Kathy and baby Donathen. in Buffalo. New York. They also visited with their daughter. Jill and Jeff. Kyle and Leah Savage, in Cocord. New Hampshire. They also spent one day in Boston prior to returning home. HONORED Kendall College of Art and Design, Grand Rapids. Michigan places Julia Camblin on the President’s List of honor students for both fall and spring semesters. She needed to achieve a grade point average of 3.76 or above to retain this honor in her field of interior design. SERVICE NOTES ARMY AND AIR FORCE HOMETOWN NEWS - Senior Airman Kimberly D. Kamleiter has reenlisted in the U.S. Air Force after being selected for career status.

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Assigned at K.L Sawyer Air Force Base. Michigan. Kamleiter was approved for recnlistment by a board which considered character and performance. She is a personnel specialist with the 41 Oth Civil Engineering Squadron. Kamleiter is the daughter of Rodger L. and Patricia A. Parker of Rural Route 2. Walkerton. Her husband. Tod. is the son of Marlene Kamleiter of Rural Route 1. St. James. Minnesota. The airman is a 1986 graduate of LaPorte High School. To got more juke from oranges, let the fruit soak in cold water for a while before squeezing. KAMW If ARB Ml f ^WMT»BS|