The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 44, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 March 1991 — Page 7

ENGAGED my ® ^-i r 4 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, Sr., of 304 Hickory Street, Walkerton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Rebecca Ann to Troy P. Gill. The future bride lives at 3524 North Side Blvd., South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gill, of 126 Manchester Dr., Mishawaka, are the parents of the prospective groom. A Feb. 22, 1991 wedding is being planned. JOHNSON TOWNSHIP ENTERTAINS FOR GUEST DAY Isobel Albertson, Josephine Smith and Annette Hesters were hostesses for a delicious Spring luncheon and guest day on Wednesday at the Johnson Twp. Community Building for the Johnson Twp. Extersion Homemakers Club of LaPorte County. Following dinner, all club officers were re-elected for another year including Catherine Hostetler, president; Alma Daube, vicepresident; Annette Hesters, secretary; Isobel Albertson, treasurer; Marty Malstaff, publicity; Pauline Knowlton, song leader; Pauline Johnson, health and safety; Frieda Myer, citizenship, and Velma Stahly, historian. Mrs. Hostetler presided at the meeting and Ruth Beatty was introduced as a guest. It was agreed to donate SIO.OO to the Indiana 4-H Foundation. Everyone was invited to the 50th wedding celebration for Larman and Peggy Kaser on April 7th at the North Liberty Church of Christ from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Josephine Smith donated a tea kettle to the building. Plans were made to donate food to the Walkerton Christian Pantry at the April 17 meeting. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Albertson will report on a ethnic cooking lesson of India. Mrs. Hostetler was auctioneer for a white elephant sale and door prizes were awarded Ruth Ullery, Laura Malstaff. Alda BowersAndrews, Peggy Kaser and Velma Stahly. DOLL COLLECTION DELIGHTS EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS CLUB Hazel Schweder explained her extensive doll collection for members of the Better Homes Extension Homemakers Cub on Monday after which the women had a meeting and refreshments at the home of Evelyn Eddinger who was honored with the birthday song. Genny Marshall was a guest. Mary Hahn gave the citizenship report on trash and recycling, stating road clean-up costs some 15 million dollars a year. It was agreed Walkerton should have a recycling program. Veryl Wathen talked about Thomas Edison for the cultural arts program and Mrs. Eddinger led in group singing. Alda Ray and Norma Eddinger reported on the March 5 council meeting and made plans for the women to attend the Spring Fling on April 23 at the American Legion Post 284 at Mayflower and Sample Streets. Reservations for the Polish dinner at SB.OO are due by April 12. The program will be on "Native America." Quilt tickets were distributed

with quilting sessions on April 16, 17, and 18 at the Esther Singer Building from 8:30 to 3:00 p.m. Bring a sack lunch. A trip to Nashville, Indiana was announced for June 1 at a cost of $36.50 including bus, breakfast and dinner. Register by May 1. Marty Malstaff and Mrs. Hahn reported on International Day when Germany was the topic. Mrs. Malstaff won the door prize following refreshments. The next meeting will be April 22 at the home of Veryl Wathen. The program will be an art demonstration by Tim Vance. Guests and potential new members are always welcome to attend. Esther Shultz Celebrates Her 80th Birthday "Thank you, thank you and thank you" 80 times over and over is not sufficient thanks to my son and family for the beautiful open house party they gave for my "80" birthday. The same number of thanks I also want to offer to all my wonderful friends who came to the open house to help me celebrate the momentous occasion. The same also goes for the fabulous

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cards and remembrances from my hometown friends as well as from all over the country. Family members from as far away as the state of Washington as well as family and friends from other states. I truly believe the following poem, given to me by one of my dear friends, on my birthday, says it the best of all. GIVE NOW I would rather have one little rose From the garden of a friend Than to have the choicest flowers When my stay on earth must end I would rather have one pleasant word In kindness said to me Than flattery when my heart is still And life has ceased to be 1 would rather have a loving smile From friends 1 know are true Than tears shed 'round my casket When this world I bid adieu Blossoms bring to me today Whether pink or white or red I'd rather have one blossom now Than a truckload when I’m dead. So I am 80 ... . however, my mother-in-law taught me years ago to "Never count your years, Esther, just count your blessings." Again, thanks to all family and friends, I love you all. Esther I. Shultz 55 Saves Lives Shop At Home

MARCH 28, 1991 - THE INDEPENDENT NEWS -

FIVE GENERATIONS - -^4 - I J ‘ ! I •<' jl, • i L

A representative of each generation was recently gathered together of the Gore-Gallagher families. Pictured from left to right are great-great-grandfather Wylie E. Gore, of Walkerton, holding the newest member of the family, Alicia Ann Gallagher, bom

on Nov. 22, 1990, in Joliet, Illinois. Next in line are great-grand-mother, Eileen (Gore) Holland, of Lockport. 111., mother. Angela (Hundley) Gallagher, of Braidwood, 111. and grandmother, Sandra (Holland) Hundley, also of Braidwood. 111.

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