The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1990 — Page 3

LIST DONORS FOR THE HEART FUND DRIVE The Liberty Township Ambulance Service would like to report the receipt of SSBOO from local businesses and residents. This money is going toward the purchase of defibrillation equipment. We are not quite half way to our goal of $16,000 and would like to encourage those residents and businesses that have not had a chance to participate to please do so. Donations can be made directly to Ist Source Bank in the funds name. “For The Heart." or sent to Bob Pavne. our secretary-treasur-er. 64406 S.R. 23. North Liberty. IN 46554. The following is a list of the residents, businesses and organizations that have participated. We thank all of you. Gary and Sandy Ort, John C. Kring. Paul Ives, Dan and Jean Kaser. Ru’h Cullar. Agnes Gorby, Clem and Alice Kujawski. Clarice Naragon. Whitmer Farms. Harry and Jean Brodzinski. William A. Romwahcr. Wallace and Pearl Aldrich. Dwight and Virginia Annis. George and Jane Dearing. Kathrvn Hevel. Dick and Madeline Bonham. Geoge Sheneman, William and Mary Hartman, Roy Singleton. Gene and Karen Feitz,

PUMPKIN FESTIVAL SPECIAL AMERICAN LEGION POST 189 WALKERTON SATURDAY, OCT. 6 11:00 a m. to 6:00 p.m. HOT DOGS 2 .•I 00 (No Carry-Outs)

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Darrel! Roush. Gary and Madeline Nelson. John and Donna Whitmer and Whitmer Construction. Russell Bulla. Charles and Harriet Kaser, Rodger Morris. Bill Kopanski. Carrol Wharton, Daniel Roser, Dorothy Arnett, Bert Brodzinski. Potato Creek Festival. St. Joe Co. Sheriff s Posse, Albert Ivankovig, Herb Singleton, Durwood Clark, Clem and Irene Szczypiorski, Howard and Helen Loucks. Robert and Jeanette Jackson, A.P. and Blanche Wenger, Carl and Evelyn Eskridge. Kenneth and Geo Cark, Small Incorporated. Joanne E. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Rcnbarger, Paul and Felicia Futa. Villa Pines Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gark, Evelyn Ransbottom and Evelyn Stephenson. Also donating were: Betty McCormick. May Albright. Karen Dregits, Ethel Holmes. William and Joyce Mason. Helen Hay. Stanley. Ardath. and Keim Houser. Gark’s Service Center. Richard J. Borror. Jr., Thomas and Cathy Finnev, Robert and Barbara Adams. Cruizin Cuzins, Robert and Evelyn Hudson. Ethel Rauen. Robert and Shirley Betz, Alta V. Newcomer. Max and Mary Vantine. Gumz Farms, Martha McCrosky, Frances Slattery. Jeanne Humpheries, Wilford and Marion Orcutt. Zeta Pi Chapter-Kappa Kappa Kappa. Robert and Norma Hocker, Edna King. John and Alida Gouker. Sarah Jane Wilcox.

Robert and Dorothy Ovcrmever. Max and Stella Nicmasik. Curt and Lisa Jaworski. Henry and Joan Koenig, June and John Everman. A M. Manuel Funeral Home, Dr. and Mrs. Willard Fetzer. J. Michael and Carole Alspaugh, Marshall and Jcnnea Steele, Mildred Kaser, Elan and John Ort, Thaddeus and Sharon Flis, Joann Mavs, Daniel and Evelyn Meert, Weiss Prestaining. Travis and Irene Jones, Spud Buddies Homemakers Gub. Dorothy Ridgeway, Allsop Farms. Perle Lappin. Ray and Jean Whitmer. Stanley and Judith Morman. Barbara Hartman. Irene Fraser. Robert and Yvonne Foresman. George and Marjorie Stull. Diane Heim. Vera Krueger. Charles and Henrietta Whitmer. Mike Kochanowski. Tom and Colby Annis. Robert and Nancy Beghtel and Rizek Plumbing and Heating. Shop At Home

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BUSINESS GIRLS PLAN COOKIE SALE Members of the Walkerton Professional and Business Woman's Gub will sell homemade cookies at the Great Walkerton Pumpkin Festival Saturday from 9:00 a m. to 12 noon at DeJoss Pharmacy. Plans were made at the meeting Thursday night at the Presbyterian Church. It was agreed that anyone not baking cookies would make a monetary’ donation. Please take vour three dozen cookies to the drug store before 9:00 a m. or call Marilvn Roush or Norma F.ddinger. Beckv Reed presided at her first meeting as president and opened the meeting with a poem of welcome. She also reviewed the club's constitution and by-laws and membership lists. Dues for 43 members were received and members reminded to pav for unclaimed

dinner reservations and back dues. Appreciation was extended to the club from Jill Bel! and Angie Rohrer for their scholarship money for college Binhdavs of Carol Powers, Jean Cole. Karen Johnson. Norma F.ddinger and Velma Barden were honored with Karen Johnson receiving the birthday prize. A delightful program on flower arranging was presented bv Marsha Reese with the beautiful arrangement later awarded to Helen Gark Hostesses included Beckv Reed. Alice Walker. Martv Malstaff. Mickey Wolfcnbarger. Karen Johnson. Martha Mull. Iva Gark. Mvrl Dixon. Linda Relos. Barb Burket, Betty King, Norma Eddinger and Wanda Pontius. A delicious red apple marked each of the 45 place settings in a back to school theme.

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