The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1990 — Page 8

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - JULY 19, 1990

w HAPPY ADS (We reserve the right to limit the wording in the Happy Ads or to adjust the price for long ones. Also ads with pictures start at $7.00. It is our desire to keep the Happy Ads to the intended use . . . sending a message of happiness to people and groups. Any Happy Ads used for advertising an event will he charged double I THANK YOU WALKERTON FIRE DEPT. FOR YOUR SERVICE AND DEDICATION TO THE COMMUNITY RAY & KENNY’S SUPER VALU Congratulations CARDINALS 1990 MINOR LEAGUE TOURNAMENT CHAMPS wt RE PROUD OF YOU YOU'RE A TERRIFIC TEAM AND THE LAST THREE YEARS HAVE BEEN GREAT! LEW & JOSIE P.S. WHAT A BIRTHDAY GIFT —1 KNEW YOU COULD DO IT! LEW Happiness Is ASKING BRUCE AT MR. PERFECTION ABOUT A 10% DISCOUNT TILL 7-31-90 MAGGIE Happiness Is ADAM BAKER ASHLEY BAYS MIKE BELLINGER CHAD BLOUNT JUSTIN EASTERDAY JASON KAISER BLAKE KLINEDINST RYAN LICHTENBARGER JEREMY LOWE KRISTIN MILLER COREY ROUGH MIKE SKORUP BRIAN SNELL 1990 MINOR LEAGUE TOURNEY CHAMPIONS THANKS FOR A SPECIAL YEAR! YOUR COACHES

Happiness Is HEARING THE WALKERTON COMMUNITY CHOIR DIRECTED BY SHARON KLINEDINST SINGING FROM THE DECK OF RAY & MARIAN CHAPMAN'S Sunday, July 29 7:30 p.m. YOU ARE INVITED COME BY BOAT BRING A CHAIR OR BLANKET THANKS GUYS FOR HELPING SET UP THE CABINET AT THE CHRISTMAS SHOP CLAUDE HILDABRIDLE AND WALTER PATTERSON Congratulations JUDY BAKER YOUR IN THE RED NEXT IN THE PINK HAIR SHACK GANG THANK YOU KIM’S CLEANING SERVICE KIM & MARCIA GAVE OUR KOONTZ LAKE COTTAGE A SUPER “FACE LIFT” Gratefully. MIDDIE HOPMAN & MARGE KEAN NORTH LIBERTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GOLF OUTING & DINNER WHISPERING PINES GOLF COURSE Sat., August 18 FLORIDA SCRAMBLE $25.00 DONATION (Carts Extra) In The Event Os Rain Ticket Entitles Owner To One Round Os Golf At An Available Tee Time PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE NORTH LIBERTY COMMUNITY BUILDING FUND Tickets Available At Ist Source North Liberty And Walkerton Becker Builders Dr. Kerry Knape's Office Fair Oil North Liberty Farm Center

Congratulations AND Good Luck LINDA ON YOUR NEW JOB I’M BEHIND YOU ALL THE WAY! ONE OF YOUR FAITHFUL CLIENTS LARRY DEBBIE AND STEVE THANKS FOR STEPPING IN WHILE WE WERE AWAY YOU'RE A WINNING TEAM JOSIE & LEW GUESS HOW MANY LIGHTS ARE ON OUR 4TH OF JULY PATRIOTIC TREE AND WIN A $15.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM THE CHRISTMAS SHOP WINNER WILL BE ANNOUNCED AUGUST 2ND TREE IS AT IMOGEAN’S BEAUTY SHOP 70021 Willow Road Walkerton Happiness Is HAVING BRUCE ROHN HIT TOWN AND MAKING THE INTERIOR OF MY CAR LOOK LIKE NEW! GOOD LUCK IN YOUR NEW BUSINESS! “MR. PERFECTION” MAGGIE JUST BECAUSE... FIRST YEAR ANNIVERSARY SALE JULY 26 - 27 - 28 20% - 40% OFF ON MANY SELECTED ITEMS DON’T MISS IT! 65014 U.S. 31 Lakeville 784-2014 Next Door To The Country Bake Shop

Happiness Is SENDING A GET WELL CARD TO KEITH DIPERT UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO HOSPITAL 5841 S. Maryland Ave. Chicago IL 60637 Room 606 ALSO A BIRTHDAY CARD ON HIS 20th Birthday JULY 23RD Happiness Is WISHING MYRA & DOUG KASER A Happy 25th Wedding Anniversary TO A SPECIAL COUPLE From YOUR LOVING FAMILY Congratulations JASON ROBERTS ON BEING AWARDED THE DAVID KNOWLTON MENTAL ATTITUDE AWARD MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 1990 Love, DAD & MOM PARAPLANE AIR SEARCH TEAM EMERGENCY NUMBER 586-3580 KIDFEST SET FOR JULY 22 AT FIREFLY FESTIVAL The Firefly Festival’s third annual "Kidfest” will offer performances and arts-related activities during two jam-packed hours of fun on the hillside of St. Patrick’s County Park on Sunday, July 22. WNDU anchor Mike Collins will be on hand to greet the audience and tell them what’s in store. From 4:00 to 5:00 p.m., children will be able to visit with performers and try out a variety of activities. At 5:00 p.m., the audience will be invited to come take a seat to enjoy a performance by the magical illustrated Theater Touring

Company from Evanston, Illinois. Kidfest” chairman Rosamond Byrd and her committee of volunteers have planned a bigger-than-ever variety of hillside activities. Children will be able to make prints, masks, musical instruments; blow bubbles; and learn mime from members of the Illustrated Theatre troupe. They will also have a chance to listen to the wonderful tales of story-teller Orlando Johnson. Johnson caught the story-telling bug more than twenty years ago. and has performed throughout the United Slates for young and old in conjunction with Afro-American Heritage Month. Juggler Alan Eisenberg will be on hand to dazzle with his sleight-of-hand. and members of the Notre Dame football team will be at Kidfest to visit and lend a hand as families move from one activity to another. At 5:00 p.m.. The Illustrated Theatre Company will take the stage to present four stories. Using a minimum of costumes and masks, and a technique called "transformational mime.” the company acts out not only the characters in ’he stories, but the props and scenery, as well. One actor might be a person waking up. and another the alarm clock. The three actors dance, clown, bounce, and tumble their way through favorite fairy tales and original stories told from a child’s point of view. At Kidfest, they’ll perform the Grimm Brothers’ "Cinderella” and "The Fisherman and His Wife.” as well as two comtemporary tales. “Gertie Goes to the Mall.” and "Basketball George Goes Boom." Spell-bind-ing and inventive, the company delights audiences of all ages. Over the past six years, the troupe has performed for over half a million children and adults, from California to Florida to Massachusetts. They have appeared with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and will take part in the International Children’s Festival at Wolf Trap latef this summer. At Kidfest, everyone has an opportunity to meet the artists, learn about the arts, and enjoy the world of the imagination. According to Firefly’s president of the board. Helen Hepler. "We like to think that by bringing live performing arts to young people, outdoors, in a casual, welcoming setting, we are helping to create the audiences of tomarrow.” She also notes that generous grants from The Chase Manhattan Corporation and Target Stores have helped to underwrite the 1990 Kidfest. "Grants like this help us meet our goal of keeping ticket prices low so that the arts are affordable and accessible to all.” Tickets to Kidfest are $3 for anyone over the age of two. Box offices: Century Center. South Bend. 219-284-9111; Templin’s. Elkhart, 219-293-0343; Majerek’s Hall of Cards and Books, Niles, 616-683-1689; and LaFortune Center. University of Notre Dame. 219-239-8128. The Firefly Festival is held at St. Patrick’s County Park. 50651 Laurel Road. South Bend. Parking is free, and assistance for disabled persons is available. If the performance is moved indoors due to bad weather, an announcement will be made on City Line at 674-0900 (in Niles or New Carlisle. 239-2640) and on local radio stations. The Firefly Festival’s goal of bringing quality and diversity in the performing arts to the broadest possible audience is assisted by generous community and foundation assistance and support from The Indiana Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts. Alligators can dose their ears just as camels can close their noses. The Amazon is too wide at many points for a person on one bank to see the opposite shore.