The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 November 1990 — Page 5

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Alma Daube, of Walkerton, is pictured above receiving free groceries at Ray A Kenny’s Supervalu. Mrs. Daube was one of 20 winners. Business Women Enjoy Annual Halloween Party Spooks and goblins filled the Rebekah Lodge Thursday night for the meeting of the Walkerton Business and Professional Wo-

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mans* Club. Jack o’ lanterns and Indian corn decorated the tables. Costume judging was conducted with prizes awarded to Barb Burket as the scariest in a Freddie Kruger mask; Vi Masterman as Miss America from Mars for most original; and Verda Karn and Pat Kerkhove as the funniest as two downs. Karen Uliery recited a poem, "Little Orphan Annie.*' Martha Mull was awarded the planted mums for a door prize and table decorations were awarded lucky

winners Jodi Sliter, Selma Pry, Janet Davidson, Maggie Gaddis, Marilyn Roush, Myrl Dixon, Helen Kennedy and Norine Divine. Becky Reed presided at the meeting and offered the dinner invocation. Myrl Dixon gave the health and safety report. Birthdays honored were those of Mickey Woifenbarger, Marty Malstaff, Cindy Jacobson and Martha Mull. The prize went to Mickey Woifenbarger. Norma Eddinger, Marilyn Roush and Wanda Pontius were thanked for conducting the cookies booth at the recently held Pumpkin Festival. Guests introduced were Debra Brown and Pat Kerckhove. It was announced the next meeting will be one week earlier, on Nov. 15, due to Thanksgiving with Myrna Daube as chairman. Hostesses for the evening were Bonnie Sullivan, Judy Baker, Ann Daley, Kim Towle, Gert Thomas, Edna Downey, Tammy DeMetz, April Piotrowicz, Carol Beem, Karen Uliery, Cindy Jacobson, Ruth Knowlton, Ella Remus and Lorena Briggs. SCOUT NEWS Walkerton Cub Scout Pack 293 held their monthly pack meeting, on October 23, at the Youth Building. Leaders for the year were introduced as Ellen Swan, Bears; Lowell Warner, Webelos; and Terry Shepherd, Tiger Cubs and Boy Scouts. The mothers of the Wolves will take turns with their meetings. ^ 5" - SEAMLES^UTTEI^^^^ SOFFIT & FACIA K j VANDERHEYDEN H EAVtSTROUGH SfRVICt J Coll 288-7719 [J DUANEDR^ TREE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Tree Removal Tree Trimming Stump Removal Wood For Sale Phone 936-6546 Plymouth ATS BAIT SHOP On State Road 23 Koontz Lake WE NOW HAVE BLOCK ICE ANO 16 LB. BAGS OF ICE CUBES PEPSI SPECIAL 12 p. k *3.79 plOl

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The Scouts will be selling popcorn until November 16. The popcorn coordinator is Kathy Jones. Popcorn sales are the major money making project for the Scouts, so please buy some popcorn and help support your local scouts. The Btars presented a Halloween skit and then a costume judging was held. Winners were Eric Rush, most original; Andrew Ream, scariest; and Austin Clark, silliest. Judging the costumes were Mary Ann Davis, Linda Holland and Doreen Bogard. All winners and judges were presented with free treat certificates for the Dairy Queen. The evening concluded with apple dunking and cider and donuts for refreshments. The next meeting will be November 27, at 7:00 p.m., at the Walkerton Youth Building. CLASSES OFFERED Professional Computer Center, 109 W. Center St., Suite C, North Liberty, is offering the following classes: BC-1001: Understanding Computer Systems and Beginning

MARSHA’S Petals, Plants & Potpourri 402 lUlnoH St. W.lk.rton I; ;! 586-7461 I; CACTUS SALE All Sizes Nice Assortment !; $2.00 — SB.OO I; Many Unusual / New Christmas Merchandise : Arriving Dally ;! Plants — Balloons — Gifts !; ;! Fresh Flowers !; I * nl 1 ) stick ..... :l.\. Public Auction PLYMOUTH, INDIANA As we have sold our home and moved to California, the following described personal property will be auctioned at the PLYMOUTH AMERICAN LEGION HALL. 1040 E Jefferson, Plymouth. on Friday, Nov. 2 AT 6:00 P.M. APPUANCES — FURNITURE — HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Wards chest freezer nice refrigerator freezer Wards microwave oven humidifier, electric range, console color TV. 19" portable color TV Signature washer and elec dryer, coppertone; king size water bed mirrored dresser chest of drawers, full size bed. twin bed. nice couch and 2 chairs several end tables coffee table, dining table and chairs several very nice lamps, various wall hangings. artificial flowers several occasional chars stereo outfit with 2 large speakers nice swag light wool rug 9x12 beige several nice vacuum cieaners plus a large Sears shop vac. nice LP gas grill misc pots pans dishes, kitchen utensils and small appt'ances, imported room divider old radios, metal secretary s desk typewriter, office chair, metal storage cabinet nice wicker several chests of drawers shelf unit nvsc bedding, some carpet books •*oor fan. approx 30 boxes of misc household items many other userui Hems too numerous to mention TOOLS • LAWN, OARAGE & GARDEN ITEMS - MISC. Work bench w/vrse; saw horses. 4 level miter box bench grinder Snap-On tool box. many assorted hand tools assorted lumber car jack hand truck drills, saws, wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers etc fuel cans, tod boxes car waxes and cleaning aids motor oil, stepladder 4-drawer file luggage 2 scanners aquarium dumb bells; hall tree card tab* and chairs coolers pcnc basket. Christmas decorations garbage containers tennts rackets Daiwa rods and reels; fishing gear 88 gun-pump, shelving, lawn furniture Fence lawn sprayer lawn seeder elec BAO weed eater garden sprayer garden nose and reel misc lawn and garden tools, like new. other mtsc items Terms: Cash Or Approved Check With Positive I.D. Not ResponsibHe For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Statements Made The Day Os Auction To Take Precedence Over Pnnted Matter MIKE & CAROLE STICK OWNERS Sale conducted by: Xa AWW JF Sam Goebel. CAI o^l ■FlKriFiBiL i^w46S63 “X £±±33 9 IIAWW one. (219)»»7616 Oak Crest Realty «« (2i«)»Mns9 An Bro** *,^^l

DOS. Section 1: Saturday, Nov. 10, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a one-hour break for lunch. Section 2: Tuesday, Nov. 13, 7 • 9 p.m. and Thursday, Nov. |5, 7- 9 p.m. Call 656-8600 for more information. Limited enrollment. BIRTHS Dr. Glenn and Jackie Wlanicski, of LaPorte, are the parents of a daughter, born on October 23 at Memorial Hospital, Michigan City. She weighed in at eight pounds and one ounce and was 21 inches long. She has been named Sara Elirabe th. Maternal grandparents are Charles and Avis Manfredi, of Long Branch, New Jersey. Paternal grandparents are Ervin and Antoinette Wisnieski, of Michigan City. Sara was welcomed home by her three big brothers, David, Matt, and Chris. Winston Churchill had twin beds, and when he couldn't fall asleep in one, he would move to the other.

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