The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 June 1990 — Page 7
24th at Liberty Park in North Liberty. There were 40 present. The weather was beautiful. After the blessing was given by Charles Hay, of Galva. Illinois, we all enjoyed a delicious pot luck dinner. Following a short meeting the group voted to retain the same officers. They are president, Frank Rokosz, Whiting, Indiana; vice president, Emmett Clarke, Koontz Lake; secretary-treasurer, Debby Rokosz, Whiting, Indiana. Gifts were given to the eldest, Ruth Miller, Kendallville, Indiana; youngest, Eric Groat. Shererville, Indiana; and came the farthest, Betty and Charles Hay. Galva. Illinois. There were games for the grown ups and children. Uns of fun was had by all. The rest of the group did a lot of visiting. We all enjoyed the watermelon that was furnished by Charles Miller. Next year’s reunion will be held on the last Sunday in June at Liberty Park, in North Liberty. COUPLES WIN RACES While on a four day mystery tour, sponsored by the American Dream Tours, three North Liberty couples won in the paddle boat races in seperate contests, at Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Ray and Gloria Helsius, John and Evelyn Harbaugh and Edith Rupel and Betty McCormick all received T-shirts for Ist place. All this excitement was accompanied by a West Virginia white water raft ride on the New River and a 100 mile cruise on the Kanawha and Ohio Rivers on the West Virginia Belle and ended with a prime rib dinner. At the Greyhound races at Tri State Park, a few came out smiling, others didn’t. On the way home a delicious dinner at Youngs Jersey Dairy in Yellow Spring, Ohio was served with good old fashioned “raw” jersey milk to drink and ice cream.
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LIFEGUARD TRAINING CLASS OFFERED Potato Creek State Park is offering a life guard training class beginning June 30 thru August 5, every Saturday and Sunday trom 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. You must be 15 years or older with good swimming skills. You will need to purchase two textbooks for the total price of $ll.OO. If interested, contact potato Creek State Park at 656-8186, by June 30th. Donate Funds To Latch Key Program 11 ■H Lynn Sumpter, director of the Latch Key Program, in North Liberty, is pictured above at the closing program. June 8. of the combined North Liberty United Methodist and St. John’s Lutheran Vacation Bible School. At the program. Sumpter was given $131.58 for the Latch Key Program. This was the total offering received during the week-long bible school.
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An average of 56 children studied. sang, played and crafted under the theme “Journeys with Jesus." Teachers for the classes were Betty Peddycord. Mary Lou Nichols, Bonnie Salyer, Ann Camblin, Jayne Parker, and Carol Paulhhn. Adult and teenage helpers included Andrea O’Connor, Becky Warner. Rene Fisher. Karen Burch, Sharon Gumz, Ann Pritchard, Judy Rose, Debbie Brown, Sara Williams. Barbara Eberly. Tony Albright and J.C. Blosser. Pastors of the two churches are James Stansell and Bert Pauhihn. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N.L. United Methodist Church Pnone 656-3132 the day prior for reservations. Walkerton Youth Building Phone 586-7600 the day prior tor reservations. JULY 2-6 MONDAY Assorted juice Macroni, ground beef & tomato casserole Tossed salad w/grecn pepper, shredded carrots & ranch dressing Whole wheat bread w/margarine Apricots Milk. tea. coffee TUESDAY Apple juice Barbecued chicken quarter Potato salad Green beans Dinner roll w/margarine Watermelon Milk, tea. coffee WEDNESDAY Independence Dav Holiday THRUSDAY Tomato juice Polish sausage Mashed potatoes Sweet & sour cabbage Rye bread w/margarine Brownie Milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY Peach nectar Turkey manhattan: sliced roast turkey and gravy on white bread Mashed potatoes Steamed broccoli Plums Milk. tea. coffee NOTICE There will be no meeting of the Walkerton Historical Society in July. Won’t you join us for the August 6 meeting at the Public Library? 5“ SEAMLESSGUTTER^^^^ SOFFIT & FACIA H VANDERHEYDEN ¥ EAVESTROUGH SERVICE Coll 288-7719 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS KOONTZ LAKE LIIRMRY Monday & Thursday 7:00 o.m. WALKERTON COMMUNITY BUILDING Sunday 7:00 p.m. For Further Information CALL 586-3243 OR 586-36^ • VtWU 0* MAM ROOAMCAAL OOfTWOm ANCHOR REAL ESTATE Call PAUL 6. GJEMRE Brokar-Assoclata BUSINESS (219) 277-8000 RES. (219) 291-9145
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RAMBLIN’ RASCALS GO TO STATE SAMBOREE Good Sam Chapter 44. “Ramblin’ Rascals”, combined their May Campout with the annual state Samboree in Lebanon, Indiana, on May 24-28. Don Gurad, state wagonmaster and his rain drenched crew of Sue Guard. Pauline and Frank Stone, Bud and Mary Ashley, and Don and Martha Kane successfully parked 571 rigs. Sue Guard, Maxine Stevens, Mary Ashley and Ruth Hileman served the King and Queen reception. Nine entries were chosen form the state for a cook off. Sue Frush made “banana babies.” Three state winners were chosen. Although it rained Thursday and Friday and part of Saturday there was plenty of activity to keep all busy. A hot dog roast, bean supper, pancake breakfast, hog roast, bingo, flea market, craft show and costume judging and a huge cake with ice cream was served to all to celebrate the 20th birthday of Indiana Good Sam. The theme was “The Roaring 20’s.” Flappers and dapper gents were strolling everywhere. The traditional Pied Piper Parade concluded the last night of camping with "ooga horns, train whistles, cowbells, and pots and pans being banged as the Good Sam train, golf carts, mopeds and bicycles drove thru the fairgrounds. Those who attended were Don and Sue Guard, Bud and Mary Ashley, Frank and Pauline Stone. Charlie and Maxine Ste-
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vens, Don and Martha Kane, Charlie and Sue Frush and Harold and Ruth Hileman. On June 8-10, the chapter camped at Twin Hills Campground at Howe. There was a pancake breakfast on Saturday morning and afterwards there was an antique gas and engine show. On Saturday evening, our chapter went to an Amish family home where we enjoyed a delicious family style supper. After our meal they showed us around the farm and t<x)k us for horse and buggy rides. We all had a good time. Campers who would like more information about joining Good Sam can call 453-3559. 267-4033 or 656-4507. CRAFT PROGRAM AT NORTH LIBERTY LIBRARY The North Liberty Library will present a craft program entitled “Wild Glowing Animals” this Friday, June 29. at 2:00 p.m. Please bring a clean, clear glass jar with its lid and wear old clothes. Join us to make your own glocreaturc!’ Call 656-3664 for more information. American Red Cross . + Together, wean change things.
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