The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 June 1990 — Page 5

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Bring Sack Lunch - Drink Furnished ST. PATRICK’S SCHOOL 807 Tyler St. For Children Entering Ist Grade - 7th Grade

More than thirty five adults are busy preparing for Walkerton’s Community Vacation Church school sponsored by the United Methodist. Presbyterian and St. Patrick’s Catholic churches. The director is Linda Holland assisted by Debbie Moerman, who is in charge of the tribal mothers. In charge of marketplace crafts are Sue Reinhold and Judy Kruver. Last week’s Independent News had all of the marketplace crafts and shop keepers listed. As the children travel with their tribal mothers, they will be able to visit and see live animals. Marcia Butler is in charge of the animals for the third year. The children always enjoy seeing God’s different creatures. Last year, four tribes had new togas and this year, four more tribes will have new clothing. The seamstresses this year a Davina Barbknecht and Pearl Frailey. Next week, on Monday, July 2 at 10:00 a.m., Debbie Moerman will be meeting with the tribal parents, giving out more materials in a packet and answering any questions. The tribal parents for this year are: Naphtali, Debbie Moerman; Ashar. Susan Groves; Man-

DR. VANDERVELDE Will Be Leaving The Walkerton Medical Clinic EFFECTIVE JULY 27, 1990 51)26 BECKER BUILDER OF HECKAMAN HOMES DRIVE OUT AND SEE OUR MODEL 903 S. State St.(St. Rd. 23 South), North Liberty 656-8796 369-9442 Monday - Friday 9:00 - 6:00 - Saturday 9:00 - 3:00 — Also Drop Off For—- — INDEPENDENT-NEWS XAVER CLEANERS The Following Child Has My Permission To Attend The 1990 Walkerton Community Vacation Bible School Nam* Phone Address Ago Boy Giri Grade Complete United Methodist Church St. Patrick's Church Walkerton Presbyterian Church Other Church Name In Case Os Emergency During This Event, Please Notify: Name Relationship Address Phono Parent’s Signature Registration Deadline Sunday, July 8 Child Must Be Entering The Ist Grado - 7th Grade

WALKERTON COMMUNITY I BWTfMES MARKETPLACE JULY 10 - 11 -12 TUESDAY- THURSDAY 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

asseh, Kathy Martin; Dan, Davina Barbknecht; Issachar, Chris Rans; God. Jane Chapman; Reuben, Marianne Kemp; Juda, Jim Thibodeaux; Zebulin, Carol O’Neil; Simeon, Pauline Johnson; Benjamin. Catherine Theis and Ephraim, Norma Wilson. As the children walk to the marketplace with their tribal parents, they will meet the tax collector played by Father Yast. One of the days he may even come to their tribal home and try to collect taxes. Other extras roving around will be Mildred Smith. Mary Bierly and who knows who you might see? We hope to see you, the Independent News reader and your friends at the grand finale on Thursday evening, July 10 at 7:00 p.m. The children, parents, friends and the public are invited to step back in time with us to 29 A.D. when Jesus taught us how to be disciples. Please hurry and get your children registered. If you know of a child whose paraents may not see this article or do not know about this ecumenical summertime highlight — tell them I! Have them get a registration form from any of the above churches, at Ray & Kenny’s

Super Value on the bulletin board or from the registar, Marian Chapman, Rt. 4, Box 164, Walkerton, phone, 586-2495. We will also try to pool rides or if your have neighbor children who cannot get to St. Patrick's school, offer to drive them. Be a good disciple yourself! Since this is over the lunch hour, each child is asked to bring a sack lunch. Drinks will be furnished. There is no charge for "Marketplace”, a free will offering will be taken to help pay for supplies and to give to the Christian Food Pantry. Canned goods for the pantry will also be collected. ROUND-TOWN RAMBLERS TO APPEAR AT POTATO CREEK PARK The Indiana Dept, of Natural Resources’ Cultural Arts Program will host a performance of The Round-Town Ramblers, on Sat., June 30. at Potato Creek State Park. The performance, which is free of charge and open to the public, will be held at the Peppermint Hill Picnic area. The Round-Town Ramblers is a talented group from Plymouth who play a variety of acoustic music that is not heard every day. Country and Western hits of the 50’s and 60’s, interspersed with Bluegrass favorites, are added to Irish ballads and jigs. Swedish walking tunes and traditional American music to take you on a musical ramble around the world. The four members of this group are actually made up of two husband and wife couples, Lane and Jennifer Laffoon and Mark and Liza Woolever. The Laffoon's are originally from the Plymouth area where Jennifer’s ability to call old-time dances is a perfect compliment to Lane’s banjo playing. Mark and Liza, originally from the east coast, both have extensive musical training and together play several instruments. The Round-Town Ramblers have played for such events as Governor Orr’s Ball for the Re-Dedication of the Lanier Mansion, the PanAmerican Games, the opening of French-Canadian Exhibit at the Indiana State Museum and the International Special Olympics. Their eclectic musical repertoire promises something for everyone--young and old alike. The Cultural Arts Program is proud to sponsor this performance of the Round-Town Ramblers and invites you to bring the entire family. Don’t forget your lawn chairs and dancing shoes. The standard $2.00 per car admission fee will be charged at the gate. BETTER HOMES CLUB MEETS The Better Homes Extension Cub held their annual picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Harry MalstafTs summer home at Yogi Bear Jellystone Park, near Plymouth, on Monday evening, June 25. Ten members and their families enjoyed the roast sausage sandwiches and drinks, compliments of the MalstafTs and the pot luck supper. Mrs. Leigh Hahn gave the prayer. No sooner were we eating when all had to watch their filled plates as Yogi Bear and helpers came by to see what they could find good to eat. Following the meal a short business meeting was conducted by president, Mrs. Allan Eddinger. The meeting was opened with the repeating of the club creed and roll call. Many different answers were given for the roll call question, what’s your favorite activity to do in the summer. DUANE DRAKE S TREE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Tree Removal Tree Trimming Stump Removal Wood For Sale Phone 936-6546 Plymouth

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The secretary’s report was given by Mrs. Hahn and the treasurers report was given by Mrs. Harold Eddinger. Quilt tickets or money are to be handed into Mrs. Eddinger now. Also our dues are payable to her as soon as possible. Our president showed the nice certificate our club received from the home office for our 30 years of being a club and the nice words of encouragement from the St. Joseph Home Extension leader. Marrianne Kline. Mrs. Eddinger and Mrs. Albert Ray attended the council meeting for ingoing and outgoing presidents. They enjoyed a pot luck dinner and program, held recently. The birthday song was sung for Mrs. John Wathen and Mrs. Allan Eddinger. August 3rd our club will be selling quilt tickets at the 4-H Fair, between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Also anyone wanting to help quilt can go up to the fairgrounds to the Esther Singer Building during the fair. Our next meeting will be on July 23. at Mrs. Ruth Ullery’s home at 6 p.m. and it will be a finger food picnic. Mrs. Branson Hiatt will install our new officers. The rest of the evening was spent around the camp fire singing and visiting. Some yummy somemores were made and enjoyed. We thank the MalstafTs for a

DICK I. BENNETT. M.D. FAMILY PRACTICE Member Os The American Academy Os Family Practice Medicare - Medicaid - New Patients Welcome KOONTZ LAKE MEDICAL CLINIC 586-7177 Acrost From American State Bank, State Road 23 SUPPORT THE WALKERTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT The Walkerton Volunteer Fire Department is sponsoring a Fund Raising Program to raise money for needed equipment. Persons representing your Fire Department will be contacting all homes in the area over the coming weeks, asking for a donation of $20.00. Persons will be going door to door and will carry Identification or an I.D. badge. The Fire Department wishes to thank everyone for their donation by giving a complimentary certificate for an Bxlo color portrait to be taken at the Walkerton Volunteer Fire Department. This Fund Raising Program is legitimate and your Fire Department asks for your support. FLEA MARKET June 30th 8:00 a.m. To 3:00 p.m. 20 JUNKTIQUE & CRAFT DEALERS Will Bo Set Up in The Back Os KEEPSAKE MALL State Road 23 - Koontz Lake 4 SPACES STILL AVAILABLE Call 586-2555 or 586-7778 For Reservation Set-Up Time 7:00 a.m. SEE YOU THERE! 2t|2B

most relaxing evening. Mr. and Mrs. Agnew Ludwig dropped by to say hello. We enjoyed rides on the MalstafTs and Ludwig’s golf carts. IN LOVING MEMORY In memory of Archie Schultz who passed away on July 3, 1987. We are so sad when those we love are called to live in that home above, but why should we grieve when they sav good bve. And go to dwell in a cloudless sky. They have but gone to prepare the way. And we'll join them again some happy day. Loving wife. Opal and son. Charles iSAVES LIVES J 91 i w

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