The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1990 — Page 10
- THE INDEPENDENTNEWS — OCTOBER 4. 1990
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Angela Dawn Miller and Brett James Schultz were united in marriage during a 2:00 p.m. ceremony. on July 7. at the Sunrise
“SOUTHWEST CHAPEL” Hanley and Sons Funeral Home, Inc. State Road 23, Groena Twp. 287-4181 (Collect) “MEMORIES ARE FOREVER” I All families in a life time, will face the situation of selecting a funeral home for a loved one. This is the most difficult time of your life. You want to be prepared, yet you do not want to face the situation until the time of the loss. I, being a funeral director for the past 25 years, understand exactly your position on this topic. However, if only families would stop, ask questions, and plan, the unexpected would be so much easier on all concerned. You do not have to pre-pay, think about pre-planning at no cost. We suggest that all families know your funeral director In advance, know his operation as to handling a funeral service and observe his funeral home. You as a family and your loved one, deserves the best you can offer, so the memories can be cherished, not tarnished. Our family offers to you, free tour, answer and question period, prior to pre-planning a funeral at a funeral home of your choice. Also, all families should be aware, that pre-paid funeral expenses, in an Irrevocable Funeral Trust Agreement held by a bank of your choice, can be changed to another funeraThome. We at Hanley & Sons Funeral Home, want you as a family unit, to be prepared and know the answers prior to a loss of a loved one. Remember, "Memories Are Forever”. Jon K. Hanley, Owner/Di rector “PROFESSIONALLY SENSITIVE TO YOUR EMOTIONAL FINANCIAL NEEDS"
Chape!, in Plymouth. Rev. Jerry Bernhardt perfromed the doublering ceremony. Karla Cummins and Jovce Kaser were the vocalists
and Mrs. Kaser was also the organist. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She is the daughter of Nilas and Bev Miller. Plymouth and the groom is the son of Bert and Carolyn Swanson. Walkerton and lames and Jenny Schultz, of Gary. Matron of honor was Tammy White, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Karla Cummins. Michelle Nettroucr and Michelle Henderson, cousin of the bride. Junior bridesmaid was Kristin Miller, sister of the bride and flower girl was Betsy Berkeypilc. cousin of the bride. Best man was Mark Cummins. Groomsmen were Kevin Jacobson. Mike Viscik and Mike White, brother-in-law of the bride. Junior groomsman was Danny Allen, cousin of the grewm and ring bearer was Joey Waldo, nephew of the groom. Ushers were Brian Warne and Bob Waldo, brothers-in-law of the groom and Mike Henderson, cousin of the bride. A reception followed in the church social room with 200 people attending. There was a balloon launch following the ceremony with Sarah Warner and Brett Berkeypilc handing out the balloons. Bill and Joanna Kartell register the guests. Cake servers were Marcy Waldo. Kim Warne, sisters of the groom and June Bcem. After a wedding trip to the western states the couple is at home in Reno. Nevada.
The bride is a graduate of John Glenn High School and attended Ancilla College. She was a member of the Open Bible Church, in Plymouth. The groom is also a graduate of John Glenn High School and Acme Institute. He was a member and youth leader of the Open Bible Church. He is employed at KYC Technologies as a die designer in Reno. ENGAGED Mrs. Florence hrdclyi and Mr. Wavne Vice arc proud to announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Judy Lisi to Mr. Brian Ncirynck. No wedding date has been set as of yet. ARTS AND CRAFTS DAY AND BAKE-A-RAMA The annual Arts & Crafts Day and Bake-A-Rama sponsored by the St. Joseph County Extension Homemakers will be held on Saturday. October 27th in the Esther Singer Building on the St. Joseph County 4-H Fairgrounds, corner of Ironwood and Jackson Roads. Arts & Crafts Day features “Make-it and Take-it” crafts from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Thirteen different classes include lessons on tatting, black mop witch doll, paper ribbon Santa, quick Christmas crafts, minaturc Christmas tree. Rollie-Pollie Santa, wearable button jewelry, counted cross stitch and needlepoint Christmas orna-
ments. knitted scarf or necklace, plastic bow barrett, scarecrow door decoration, and a Christmas decorated straw hat. Area merchants participating this year are: Made From Scratch. Northwest Fabrics. Sally's Stitchery. and Krafty Partners. Registration forms are available at the participating craft stores or the St. Joseph County Cooperative Extension Service Office. 646 County-City Building. Registration deadline is October Sth. Residents of St. Joseph County who arc 18 years or older are encouraged to enter the Bakc-A-Rama in any of the six categories; cakes, decorated cakes, yeast breads, quick breads, cookies, and pics. One or two crust pies may be entered in the pie category-no milk or egg fillings, cream or custard (pumpkin included) because of health reasons. Mixes may be used only in the creative mixes division in each category. All enteries must be brought to the Esther Singer Building on the 4-H Fairgrounds between 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a m. on October 27th along with a copy of the recipe. Complete rules are available at the St. Joseph County Cooperative Extensions Service Office. 646 Co-unty-City Building. South Bend. A soup kitchen will be offered from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. serving a choice of soup, drink, and the delicious baked goods from the Bake-A-Rama. For more information call the Cooperative Extension Service at 284-9604. SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING NEWS The Senior Bowlers saw their numbers increase this week, with both old and new faces joining them for a fine afternoon of fun and exercise at The Walkerton Shady Lanes. The scores tell the story of the competitiveness of the group and the concentration of effort the Seniors put into their sport. The ladies saw some very close contests in each of the catagories. The high scratch game of 185 rolled bv Merle Bruesh just topped Jean Burden's 181 game. Virginia Spillman came in a distant 3rd with a nice 157 game. High handicap game was Spillman’s 235, closely followed by Bruesh’s and Burden’s fie 232 game. Irene Gjemre placed 3rd with 209. High series total was bowled by Bruesh who posted a 462 series, followed by Burden’s 447 and Spillman’s 412 effort. It’s just the 2nd week of the season and real competition is sure making the afternoons interesting! The gents were not to be out done, either. Bud Wieman’s 205 high scratch game topped the rest. Dennis Burden had a 191 game for 2nd place, followed by Harold Schweder’s 189 game. Burden’s 231 high handicap game beat Barney Heister’s 206 and Schweder’s 204 games. High series total was Schweder’s 531 series, and was the only one above the 500 mark. Wienman’s 486 was next highest. As the muscle "kinks” are worked out and the rhythem is re-established, the scores will, no doubt, increase, and the rivalry will really become serious. There are still plenty of spots to be filled on the lanes and Seniors are welcome to join the group, establish a handicap, and enjoy good fellowship with the lively members of vour community. Come see how "The Cookies Crumble” as you get your weekly exercise and relaxation, under Rosc<»e's management and direction. Wallace's Lino is an imaginary line in the southwestern Pacific that divides the animal life of the Australian region from that of the Asiatic region. On July 26,1969, Sharon Adams, a 39-year-old Californian, became the first woman ever to sail alone across the Pacific Ocean. She covered the 5,618-mHo distance from Yokohama, Japan, to San Diogo harbor in her 31-foot ketch, in 74 days, 17 hours, 15 minutes.