The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 February 1991 — Page 8

_ THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - FEBRUARY 7. 1991

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HAPPY ADS (We reserve the right to limit the wording in the Happy Ads or to ad just the price for long ones. Also ads with pictures start at $’ 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 be charged double.) With Deep Regret 1 AM SAYING GOOD BYE TO ALL THE GREAT PEOPLE 1 HAVE MET IN MY THREE YEARS OF WORK FOR MORE DETAILS READ VOICE OF THE PEOPLE ARTICLE SINCERELY LADORA KRONK Happiness Is THE K OF Cs WITH KEVIN STETTER WORKING FOR ST PATRICK SCHOOL THANKS FOR THE GARAGE SALE! AN APPLE A DAY IS A SPECIAL WAY TO SAY Happy Valentine’s Day MRS. PRINDABLE’S APPLES FEATURED AT H J 63028 U.S. 31. South Bend 291-3918 (Diagonally Across From Country Garden)

UPCOMING EVENTS ®AT MILLER’S MERRY MANOR WALKERTON FEB. 8 — Play At St. Pai’s School, 12:30 p.m. FEB. 12 — Bingo With Rebekah Lodge, 2:00 p.m. FEB 13 — Vie & Marie, 2:00 p.m. FEB 13 - Valentine’s King & Queen Celebration PARAPLANE FEB. 14 — Happy Valentine’s Dav AIR SEARCH Hidden Heart Contest, 2:00 p.m. TF A \ 1 FEB 15 — G.F.W.C. Woman’s Club Bingo, 2:00 p.m. EMERGENCY 118 21 3rd Annual ( herry Baking Contest, 2:00 p.m. NUMBER FEB 22 - Bible Bo»l. 2:00 p in. 586-3580 FI B. 24 — Residents Birthday Party I caturing Ihe John Glenn Jazz Band And Mr. Fortlander

WINNER OF $25.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE FOR JANUARY 1991 SANDY GAWOR VALPARAISO Congratulations RANDY SCHMELTZ ON TEACHER OF THE YEAR Happy Birthday MOM Love, MARSHA, GENE, PAM & TEX Happiness Is Someone Else Doing The Cleaning HOMES — OFFICES MARSHA'S & KIM'S CLEAN ’N THINGS 656-4550 THINKING ABOUT SPRING DECORATING CALL DECORATING DEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR Semi-Annual Sale CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT 936-8043 DIANA SCHOOF (Formerly Owned By Joan Freeman)

Happiness Is WINNING THE RAY & KENNY'S DRAWING THANK YOU VERY MUCH CINDY YELACHICH Congratulations RAN I ALWAYS KNEW YOU WERE THE BEST Love Always BETH VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR FUN DAY & MANICURES CONTACT MARY JO GOLUBSKI AT MILLER'S MERRY MANOR 586-3133 HAM & BEANS Sat., Feb. 16 10:00 a m. To 5:00 p.m. 615 ROOSEVELT ROAD I O OF LODGE $3.00 ALL YOU CAN EAT DESSERT EXTRA TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR HOURS 10:00 • 5:00 DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAYS WE HAVE AVAILABLE PATRIOTIC GARLAND LIGHTS DECORATIONS AND GIFTS FOR VALENTINE’S DAY ST. PATRICK’S DAY AND EASTER

Happy Birthday GRANDMA DARE Love, SCOTT. JERRY. JENNY & RYAN COME AND JOIN US! THE WALKERTON UNITED METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP INVITES YOU TO A SPECIAL MEETING FEBRUARY 10TH AT 3:00 P.M. STATE POLICE OFFICER LEE BOONE WILL BE SPEAKING ON SATANISM AND WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THIS AREA HIS PRESENTATION WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A QUESTION AND ANSWER PERIOD INTERESTED ADULTS ARE WELCOME! TO BE HELD AT THE WALKERTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1000 GEORGIA STREET (Across From John Glenn High School) JOHN GLENN BAND STUDENTS SALUTE OUR PIANO ACCOMPIANISTS THANKS FOR YOUR HELP MITZI KNEPPER KEITH KNEPPER ERIC PRESSEL PAM CRAFT HOLDERREAD Happiness Is HANDCRAFTED GIFTS FOR VALENTINE’S DAY FROM Folk Art SI? op ALSO HOME OF BETZ TAX SERVICE 70S MONROE STREET COMPUTER FRIENDLY TAX SERVICE OF KEITH 4 BARBARA BETZ HOURS Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Fri. 10 00 a.m. To 9:00 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a m. To 4:00 p.m. Closed Thursday & Sunday

Congratulations TO THE JOHN GLENN BAND STUDENTS FOR RECEIVING A FIRST DIVISION RATING AT SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST AND ADVANCING TO THE STATE COMPETITION ON FEBRUARY 16 JAMIE MCCOOL JEFF PONTIUS ADAM JACOB HEATHER VANWECHEL DONNA ROSS TIM PLETCHER THE PLASTIC YEARS They pass so quickly, the days of youth. And the children change so fast, And soon they harden in the mold, And the plastic years are past. Then shape their lives while they are young. This be our prayer, our aim. That every child we meet shall bear The imprint of HIS name. This, I believe is the expression of love that six of us daring adults had for the 28 active 4-6 graders during an overnight retreat at Michaiana Christian Service Camp. We had a fabulous time learning about the committment we should have towards God and the use of our tongues as Christians, then we hit the slopes with our inner-tubes and sleds. There were a few bruised bodies among the kids and three mangled and worn out men who tried to keep up with these "over active” kids, but thanks be to God that we as parents and adults have such a great and honorable responsibility in molding and training the children that God has placed in our car for the time. TWO PIANO RECITALS HELD Mrs. Charles Richmond, of North Liberty, presented her students in recital, recently, at the North Liberty Church of Christ, on the pianoforte, organ and electronic keyboards. Participating in the first recital were Erin Shindiedecker, Johnny Rotruck, Amanda Rotruck. Emily Homer. Erin Homer, Jennifer Lowry, Philip Strahm, Joy Hynes. Timothy Larsen, Elliott Whitmer. Elaina Denham. Jennifer Colanese, Beth Barker. Korey Whitmer. Rebecca Strahm and Venessa Whitmer. In the second recital at 7:00 p.m participating were Lisa Ferency. Brenda Meyer, Sam Spencer, Eric Gavwell, Alisan Vanlue, Paul Palicki, Jennifer Urgonski. Aaron Meyer. Frankie Engle, Kristi Flaugher. Rachel Peterson. Jason Palicki. Benji Woolet, Aaron Palicki. Tara Beringer, Katie Miller, Susan Napier, Ben Long. Erin Doyle, Jenny Riddle, Rachel Cole, Gail Ferency. Sheri Fraser, Bryan Urgonski. Robin Rimbaugh. Kim Ruby, Rebakah Ebersole. Joleen Nalepinski, KJ. Werwas. Melanie Werwas, Kimberly Vail. Daniel Fox, Matthew Dyer. Lisa Noetzel, Anthony Palicki. Beth Gavwell, Angie Ruby and Richard Kendall. Kendall placed first in the state of Indiana and first in the Midwest states in the Word of Life Com petition, piano division, this past year. This was his second time to place first. A born loser: Someone who get a paper cut from a get well card. Have you noticed that as soon as you find the key to success — they change the locks?