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NORTH LIBERTY NEWS By Gladys Sheneman Congratulations goes to Larmon and Peggy Kaser who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at the Church of Christ family center. Congratulations also goes to Marion and Dorothy Wolff, of Hamilton Grove, who will be celebrating their 57th wedding anniversary on April 13th. Kathryn Feece recently returned from spending the winter with her daughter, Bonnie Decker and family, in Wenatchee, Washington. Glen Shupert, of Quinn Road, was very pleasantly surprised on Palm Sunday when he arrived at the Community Building and found a large group of relatives and friends had gathered to help him celebrate his 80th birthday. A delicious luncheon was enjoyed by all with guests coming from Michigan. Bluffton, Bremen, Plymouth and North Liberty. Potato Creek State Park was a busy place over the weekend with 116 campers enjoying the beautiful weather and the beginning of the camping season. Also many brought their bicycles and many walked the trails, while others brought their boats and went fishing. Dinner guests of Ed and Helen Podgodzinski, on Saturday were Leo and Charlotte Podgodzinski, Connie Nestle and daughter, Elizabeth, Jim and Gloria and daughter, Joy. Gladys Sheneman called in the afternoon as Helen had the misfortune of breaking a rib this past week so she has to take it easy. Glen Cox and family, of New Brunswick, Canada, are here visiting his father, Dale Cox and family, on New Road. Please remember Forest Boone as he is very ill in Memorial Hospital, South Bend. Also Howard Loucks needs our prayers as he is taking therapy and they have just returned home from Florida. Barry Hensley is visiting his father, Charles, and family this week. Our sympathy goes to the Hensley family in the loss of Hubert. Bob and Pauline Powers and Gladys Sheneman enjoyed dinner together in Niles, Michigan, on Sunday and saw all the beautiful Easter decorations and colored lights. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kronk accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George Henry to Kenosha, Wisconsin, on Sunday, where they spent the day with Rev. Brian Henry and family. They also attended the morning worship service and had the privilege of hearing Brian give the morning message. Arlu Smith returned home Thursday from Avon Park, Fla., where she had spent the winter. On Saturday, her children, Arden and Rhonda Smith, Sara, Steven, and Scott, of Lowell, and her daughter, Ralu Lantz, of Muncie, came to help her celebrate her birthday. She enjoyed dinner on Sunday at the Olive Garden Restaurant. When she returned home John and Alice Weiss, of Bremen, Bill and Elsie Bacewic, of Walkerton, arrived with homemade ice cream and birthday cake. Lloyd and Dorothy Miller just returned home from Phoenix, Ariz., where they visited their son, Kevin and family the past two months. While there. Grant and Bill Poinyter, of Kokomo and Jerry and Marilyn Willoughby, of South Bend and their son, Kurt and friend Cindy, of Indianapolis, all came for a short visit. About 150 neighbors and friends met at Pine Creek Church on Tuesday noon where all enjoyed a delicious Easter dinner prepared by the ladies of the church. The tables were beautifully decorated with yellow daffodils, by Arlene Cohee and Claire Hartsough. First time visitors was

Della Scott, of North Liberty and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stoneburner, of Tyner. Anniversaries being celebrated in April were Charles and Harriett Kaser (64 yrs.), Floyd and Millie Fleck of LaPaz (47 years) and Ed and Helen Podgodzinski of Walkerton (53 years). Several were having birthdays. Please remember Russell Knepp as he isn’t good and Keith Clark needs our prayers also. We lost M.D. Whitmer, who was always at our dinners. Blanche Truax was in charge of the program and she had their pastor, Ken Elmore of the Pine Creek Church and his wife, Carolyn, to entertain and they are very talented and all enjoyed their playing the piano, guitar and singing. Harold Roush of Plymouth, is in charge of the program the first Tuesday in May. Wiolet Wolfe, Maxine Worthington and Gladys Sheneman enjoyed dinner together on Wednesday at the Around The Clock Restaurant in LaPorte. From there they went to the Fountain View Nursing home where they entertained the residents, with Gerald Kaufman, of Fish Lake, joining them. Ethel Rauen visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roose and Florence Cummings, in Michigan City, on Sunday afternoon. The North Liberty Volunteer Firemen had a good turn-out for their barbecue chicken on Saturday at the fire station. The weather was ideal. Mable Zehner and Frieda Ross flew home from Florida on Thursday after spending some time there visiting friends and relatives. SCHOOL MENUES St. Patrick School APRIL 15-19 MONDAY Spaghetti Green beans Fruit Garlic toast Milk TUESDAY Ham & cheese sandwich Buttered carrots Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Chicken and noodles Mashed potatoes Buttered peas Peanut butter brownie Milk THURSDAY Hot dog French fries Com Fruit Milk FRIDAY Peanut butter & jelly sandwich Tomato soup Carrot and celery sticks Fruit Cookie Milk Walkerton Elementary School APRIL 15-19 MONDAY Chicken patty on bun French fries Relishes Fruit Milk TUESDAY Grilled cheese sandwich California blend Pickle chips Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Hamburger on bun Pickles and onions Tri taters Fruit Milk THURSDAY Pig in a blanket Buttered com Kidney bean salad Jello Milk FRIDAY Spaghetti Hot roll Green beans Fruit

Milk North Liberty Elementary School APRIL 15-19 MONDAY Chicken drums and wings Mashed potatoes Fruit Cinnamon rolls Milk TUESDAY Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Glazed carrots Cinnamon coffee cake Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Spaghetti Lettuce salad Hot roll and butter Fruit Chocolate milk THURSDAY Chicken pattie on bun Tator tots Green beans Chocolate cake Milk FRIDAY Fish on bun French fries Coleslaw Cherry Cobbler Milk Urey Middle School APRIL 15-19 MONDAY Burrito with salsa Rice Peas Fruit Milk TUESDAY Taco Lettuce and cheese Winter blend Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Hamburger on bun French fries Coro Jello with fruit Milk THURSDAY Pizza burger Tossed salad Fruit Brownie Milk FRIDAY Submarine sandwich Tater tots Green beans Fruit Milk Oregon-Davis Schools APRIL 11 -19 MONDAY Elementary breakfast Pancake Sausage links Juice Milk Barbecue sandwich Coro Fruit cocktail Cake with carmel frosting Milk TUESDAY Elementary breakfast Cereal Toast and jelly Juice Milk Tuna noodle casserole Peas Pears Bread and butter Pudding pop Milk WEDNESDAY Elementary breakfast Muffin Juice Milk Cheeseburger French fries Apricots Frosted graham Milk THURSDAY Elementary breakfast on a muffin Juice Milk Spaghetti with meat sauce Garlic bread California blend Applesauce Milk

FRIDAY Elementary breakfast Doughnut Juice Milk Pizza Green beans Peaches Mountain bar cookie Milk John Glenn High School APRIL 15 - 19 MONDAY Pig in a blanket Sweet potatoes Green beans Dessert Milk No salad bar TUESDAY Goulash Corn bread with butter Carrots and celery sticks Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk WEDNESDAY Burrito Hash browns Com Dessert Milk or Salad bar and milk THURSDAY Johnny Marzetti Mashed potatoes Peas Bread and butter Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk FRIDAY Fish on bun French fries Cole slaw Dessert Milk or Salad bar and milk

OBITUARIES

HUBERT T. HENSLEY, SR. Hubert Thurman Hensley, Sr., 67, of 3801 Williamsburg Road, Richmond, Virginia, passed away at 8:00 p.m., on Wed., April 3, at the Medical College Hospital, Richmond, Virginia. He was bom on March 2, 1924, in Missouri to Charles W. and Lucille (Hubbard) Hensley. He retired from Wells Aluminum, North Liberty. His wife, the former Margaret E. Noens, preceded him in death on Jan. 24, 1980. His second wife, Lucille E., survives with three sons, Hubert T., Jr., of Elkhart, Frank, of Farmersburg, and John, of South Bend; three daughters, Betty Jean, of Walkerton; Karen of Arizona and Linda, of Elkhart; four step-children, Robert Wray, Betty O'Neil, Kevin Pennington and Jo Ann Harpe, of Virginia; two brothers, Charles E., of North Liberty and Hobert S., his twin, of Walkerton and a sister, Mary Lou Bromeling, of South Bend; 16 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Services were held at 2:00 p.m., on Saturday at the Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home, Walkerton, with Rev. DO. Van Dyne, officiating. Burial was in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. He was a veteran of World War II serving in the C. 8.1. TAMMY FRAZIER Miss Tammy Lynn K. Frazier. 20, of Anchorage, Alaska, passed away at 1:27 p.m., on Wed., April 3, at Humana Hospital, in Anchorage. She was bom on July 22, 1970, to Steven and Barbara (Chun) Frazier, in Westminister. Calif., and was a special education student at Hope Cottages, Inc. Surviving are her parents, of Battle Creek, Mich., one brother, Troy, at home; a sister, Tanya, at home and grandparents, Edmund and Mary Ann Chun, of Aiea. Hawaii and Dan and Phyllis Frazier. of Walkerton. Services were held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday at the Calvary Baptist

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Church, LaPaz, with Rev. Everett Kier, officiating. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. Memorial contributions may be made to Hope Cottages. Inc. The Rannells Funeral Home, Koontz Lake Chapel, was in charge of the arrangements. HOPE ZLATOS Hope Zlatos, 69, of West Lafayette, formerly of Walkerton, passed away at 3:45 p.m., on Saturday, April 6, at the Indiana Veterans Home. West Lafayette, after an illness. She was bom on Oct. 19, 1921, in Tyner and lived in West Lafayette since 1984, going there from Walkerton. As Hope McKesson she married William F. Zlatos, on Nov. 23, 1949, in Cicero, 111., he preceded her in death on June 22, 1988. She retired from United Telephone Co., as an operator. Surviving are a daughter, Julie Zlatos, of Louisville, KY; three sons, William F. Jr., of Pittsburgh, Steven E., of Indianapolis and Michael D., of Terre Haute; three grandchildren and two brothers, Dwight McKesson and Leon McKesson, both of Walkerton. Services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church with Father Anthony Letko, officiating. Burial was in Tyner Cemetery. She was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 189, Better Homes and Garden Club and St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Women's Club. BOWLING NEWS Subarban League SHADY LANES Duraclean 33*4 18*4 Bolze Marathon 33 19 Shady Lanes 25 27 Jack’s Citgo Service 23*4 28*4 Larry’s Quick Mart 23 29 Wet & Wild Taxidermy 18 34 High team series: Bolze Marathon 2594, Jack’s Citgo Service 2593, Shady Unes 2593. High team game: Jack’s Citgo Service 943, Bolze Marathon 931, Shady Lanes 908. High individual series: Al Eddinger 635, Tim Mann 592, Ken Price 584. High individual game: Al Eddinger 236, 235, Tom Miller 217. Moaday Night Udiee SHADY LANES Allen’s Furniture 72*4 43*4 Mouse’s Barber Shop 64*4 51 *4 Shady Lanes 57 59 Mid American 56 60 Hi-De-Ho 51 65 Ross Engineering 47 69 High team series: Allen’s Furniture 2174; Mouse’s Barber Shop 2173; Mid American 2159. High team game: Allen's Furniture 782; Mid American 750; Mouse’s Barber Shop 730. High individual series: Donna Wood 546; Ching Seaman 520; Mary Aquino 473. High individual game: Donna Wood 190; Ching Seaman 189; Mary Aquino 180. Friday Morning Coffee SHADY LANES Nedra 73*4 Sl‘/i Ray’s Radiator Shop 71*4 56*4 Ray & Kenny's 65'4 62*4 Miller’s Merry Manor 61 67 Waldrop’s Fancy Fruitss9 69 Johnson’s Dairy Farm 53*4 74*4 High team series: Ray's Radiator Shop 2196; Johnson's Dairy Farm 2167; Miller’s Merry Manor 2125. High team game: Ray's Radiator Shop 832; Johnson’s Dairy Farm 776; Ray & Kenny's Super Valu 775. High individual series: Doris Fuentes 595; Donna Wood 544; Marcia Lichtenbarger 471. High individual game: Donna Wood 223; Doris Fuentes 218, 212; Joan Niles 198. The bright flowers of the prickly pear cactus bloom for only one day

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