The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1990 — Page 3

WALKERTON Miss Erin Ruff of the University of Indianapolis came home for the weekend to visit her parents. Robert and I inda Ruff She also called on her grandparents. Lee and Pearl Frailey. Mr Robert Urbin visited with his mother. Mrs. Bertha Urbin. in Medco Nursing Home, in Elkhart, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. I eland Frailey held a cousin reunion at their home Sa’urdav in honor of Pearl's three cousins Doris Harmon. Ruth Wittenbrink. of Mr. Vernon and Aimee Crim, of Bement, Illinois. O'hers attending all from Indiana were Mr. and Mrs. HE. Rans. Hobart. Beulah Werblo, Crown Point. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young, of Dvcr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rans, of Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Johnston and Marv Hershberger. of Logansport, and Pauline Klopfenstein, of Walkerton. 'Rie Wisler family reunion was held at Stuni/ Hochstetler Pines, on Sunday, with 62 present. Familv members came from Chicago. III.; Niles and Stevensville. Mich.; LaPorte: Wakarusa; Hanna; Valparaiso; North Liberty and Walkerton. They all look forward to the reunion at Stuntz's where it is so beautiful this time of year We've been there for at least the last 25 years. MILLER JOINS FRATERNITY Miles Miller, of Walkerton, is a member of Alpha Pi Omega National Service Fraternity!. Miller, a senior, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Miles B Miller, 10455 Fast State Road 4. Walkerton. Comprised of college students across the nation. Alpha Phi Omega seeks to develop leadership qualities in its 156.000 members and to provide service to humanity. The Wabash Chapter. Delta Omi-

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cron, regularly uses funds generated from operating the college’s athletic concession stands to finance service projects. I ong recognized as having one of 'he highest academic standards in the Midwest, Wabash gives individualized attention to its students through an 11-1 student-faculty ratio. A private, liberal arts college for men. Wabash College has an enrollment of 850 students. ANNOUNCE WINNERS The K<xmtz Lake Association would like to thank all who participated in our efforts in our efforts ar the Great Pumpkin Festival, in Walkerton, over the weekend of October 5-7. Thank you to all of the people who purchased raffle tickets for the three great prizes we had to offer. A special thank you goes to Allen's Furniture and Carpeting for their donation of a 20" G.E. color TV which was the first prize and won by Mr. and Mrs. S. Dollahan, of Koontz Lake. Second prize of 5150.00 in gift certificates for Toys R Us was won by M. Seese, of South Bend and third prize was won by Norma Solmos. of North Liberty. Duc to the bad weather plans had to be changed for the drawing which was scheduled for 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Instead. Father Yast of St. Patrick Catholic Church did us the honor of drawing the names for us Thank you Father Yast. TRI KAPPA NEWS Sixteen members of Epsilon Chi met for the October meeting at the home of Cindv Keiper. Spider webs and lit pumpkin-sak lanterns greeted the members for the 7:30 meeting. President Wilma Huizenga called the meeting to order and the opening song and verse were given. Individual committees reported.

Members were reminded to bring their baked goods for the ball Festival Bake Sale that has been planned for this Saturday. The Tri Kappa booth will be set up outside DeJoss Pharmacy from 9 to 12 noon. Kim Towle reported that the Nursing Home Birthday Partv will be held on Sunday, October 28. 2:00 p.m. One of our Epsilon Chi members. Mrs. Verice Walz, will supply the entertainment. It was also noted that that is the same dav as the Walkerton Trick-or Treat activity. Sandy Thomas presented the monthly program schedule to the group. A donation to the Tri Kappa Memorial Fund will be sent in memory of past member. Mrs. Carol Muncie. Discussion was held to join with the John Glenn English Department this year in the Toys For Tots program. It is planned that at one of the up-coming meetings, members will be asked to donate new toys for area children. It is also planned for donations of clothing to be given for the elementary school and/or families in need. The charity committee will inform members of the date for needed items. The 30th Anniversary committee reported on their progress for the December 1 celebration. Cindv Keiper and Marv Hoover reported on the State Convention. Informative and useful information w as shared. Annette Heffelfinger reported that a public meeting on Women’s Issues will be held on Wednesday. October 17 at the Walkerton Presbyterian Church. St. Joseph County Citizens are invited and encouraged to attend. Free child care will be provided. The meeting time is 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Hostesses for the meeting were Cindv Keiper. Marv Hoover and Helen Savoie. The members enjoyed pumpkin squares, chocolate mint cake, iced tea and cider. The next meeting will be held on Thursday, November 1 Place to be announced. "The" is the most commonly used word in written English

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Revival Meetings Set For Oct. 21-28 In Walkerton Res A.D Pringle, of Otumwa, L>wa. will be the evangelist for an eight dav Fall Revival meeting at 'he First Baptist Church, corner of ( lark and Maine Streets, in Walk erton. The meetings being on Sundav morning. October 21 and services arc scheduled for 7:00 each evening through October 28. Rev. Prmgle has pastured to Otumwa Baptist Temple for 43 years plus holding several revival meetings. The church under his leadership became one of lowa's largest churches. Also First Baptist Church has invited Earl Smith, of Springfield. Missouri, to be the soloist and director of music for the meetings. Mr. Smith was in charge of music at the High Street Baptist Church for over 40 years before retiring. The church also was one of Missouri's largest churches. Mr. Smith was soloist on a local TV program sponsored by the

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church. He will teach the adult Sundav School class at 9:30 a.m. and Rev. Prmgle will preach at the 10’30 a m. Sundav worship service. Everyone is welcome and a nursery is provided. D. O. Van Dyne is pastor. IN LOVING MEMORY In memory of Garry Wolfenbarger on his birthday. October 17.I 7 . 1 thought it funny when they asked If 1 felt cheated now that I've lost you For I could have lost vou Onlv if I had owned you The wav I might own a coin But vou are another person Traveling through life And I was luckv just to have shared A part of vour journev So how could I feel cheated When there are so mans Who have never known vou At all Your Family A haboob occurs when the intense heat of a desert area creates a strong dry wind that whirls up sand and dust into a wall as high as 5,000 feet

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