The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1991 — Page 12

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - APRIL 18. 1991

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w HAPPY ADS (We reserve the right to limit the wording in the Happy Ads or to adjust the price for long ones. Also ads with pictures start at $7.00. 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.) Happiness Is A CAR WASH Sat., April 20 10:00 a.m. AT MILLER S MERRY MANOR WALKERTON HELP SUPPORT THE BETHEL COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL TEAM ON THEIR MISSIONS TRIP TO BRAZIL Happiness Is WISHING CHARLES AND HARRIET KASER A Happy 64th Wedding Anniversary From ALAN, MILLIE, AND 808 KASER & FAMILIES MISS PEEPLES WE RE SO Glad To Have You Back In Town (ONLY 2 DAYS GONE) YOUR 3RD GRADE CLASS AT WALKERTON ELEMENTARY Welcome To TO THE GREAT AMERICAN BOOK FAIR WALKERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IS SPONSORING A BOOK FAIR EVERYONE IS INVITED CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF TITLES FOR THE YOUNG READER INCLUDING MYSTERIES, CLASSICS, BIOGRAPHIES, SPORTS, ADVENTURE, ETC. JOIN THE EXCITEMENT OF THE BOOK FAIR COME TO WALKERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL April 17-18-19 & 22 9:00 a m. To 2.30 p.m.

Happiness Is HAVING DOROTHY & JOE SCHNIRER LOLA & HAROLD SCHRADER CARRIE & VIRGIL SNICK AND FRIENDS MARY & MARGO WITH US TO CELEBRATE OUR 65TH ANNIVERSARY AND FOR ALL THEIR CARDS AND PHONE CALLS THANKS HAZEL & MAYOTTE ARSENEAU Happiness Is BEING ENROLLED AT ST. PATRICK’S SCHOOL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR NURSERY SCHOOL, KINDERGARTEN AND GRADES 1-6 Happiness Is HAVING PEG & JIM KEARNEY PICK US UP FOR MASS AND TAKING US OUT FOR BREAKFAST AND THANKS FATHER YAST FOR JOINING US FOR BREAKFAST ALSO HAZEL 4 MAYOTTE ARSENEAU Happiness Is MARSHA & KIM Doing Your Spring Housecleaning CALL 656-4550

HAPPENINGS AT MILLER’S MERRY MANOR WALKERTON FRIDAY, APRIL 19 — Music with Florence Seekings, 1:00 p.m.; Bible Bowl, 2:00 p.m. SUNDAY, APRIL 21 — North Liberty Baptist Church. 2:00 p.m. FRIDAY, APRH 26 — Pizza Party for J.G.H.S. Students, 10:15 a.m.; Madelyn & Company, p.m.; Celebrate Maude Stanifer’s 101 st Birthday SUNDAY, APRII 28 — Residents Birthday Party, entertainment, Fdweirdo The Great We welcome (he public to come and join us for our programs. Volunteer Group is Walkerton Tri Kappa.

Happy Secretaries Day S' I^l IW ffA I A CHARLOTTE OUR ANGEL OF THE YEAR Love, FROM YOUR 5 ANGEL'S WINGS, NANCY, PAULA, SUE, MARGO & JAN! PORT-A-PIT BAR-B-QUED CHICKEN $3.50 PER HALF Sat., May 4 10:00 a.m. • 3:00 p.m. ALL PRE-SOLD CHICKEN MUST BE PICKED UP BY 2:00 P.M. ACROSS FROM DEJOSS PHARMACY WALKERTON SPONSORED BY JOHN GLENN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION PROCEEDS TO GO TO JOHN GLENN SCHOLARSHIP FUND (ik i ■ ■ I I PARAPLANE AIR SEARCH TEAM EMERGENCY NUMBER 586-3580

We’re Moving! WALKERTON WOMEN’S AGLOW MOVING TO Sat., April 20 WALKERTON COMMUNITY BUILDING 9:00 AM. — FELLOWSHIP 9:30 A.M. — MEETING SPEAKER: DIANA RADABAUGH HOPE YOU CAN JOIN US! STH GRADE PARENTS BAND RECRUITMENT MEETING Mon., April 22 7:00 p.m. JGHS BAND ROOM PLEASE COME! KIM COMMITTEE AND TRI KAPPA LADIES THANKS FOR A GREAT ART SHOW GOOD LUCK ON THE NEXT “25” Interested In Joining Band? INFO MEETING Mon., April 22 JGHS BAND ROOM PLEASE COME! ALL YOU CAN EAT! PANCAKE & SAUSAGE BREAKFAST Sat., April 20 6:00 a.m. - 12:00 Noon NORTH LIBERTY CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN CORNER OF MARKET & LAFAYETTE Adults, $4.00 ($4.50 At The Door) Children 6-12 Yrs., $2.00 ($2.25 At The Door) Children Under 6, Free PROCEEDS TO THE BUILDING FUND FOR ADVANCE TICKETS CALL 656-3288, 656-8238, 586-7792 OR 287-2010

TRI KAPPA NEWS The North Liberty Zeta Pi Chapter met April 10 at the North Liberty Community building. Preceding the business meeting the members enjoyed a most informative talk by Cathy Spence, a representative of “Citizens Against Crime” of Mishawaka. She spoke of ways to stay safe in the home, on the street, in and around your car and when traveling. She used audience participation which provided some humor along with the seriousness of the subjects. A brief candlelight ceremony was then held to celebrate the Chapter’s 22nd anniversary. Participating were Joyce Liggett, Tish McCormick, Irinda Slater and Patti Fisher. President Joyce Liggett opened the meeting with song and verse. All officers gave their reports. It was announced that the recent style show was a huge success. Our thanks go to all who attended and also to the numerous merchants who donated gifts. All proceeds will go towards scholarships. The Community Children's Project was held during Easter week with the second graders and some members making Easter baskets to give to the REAL Services attendees. Discussion was held concerning upcoming projects. Joyce Liggett presented five and ten year members with a bouquet of flowers. Those receiving were: Sue Kaser, Tish McCormick and Irinda Slater. Following the closing verse the meeting was adjourned. Cohostesses for the evening were Alice Quigley and Sandy Qingenpeel. The May 8 meeting will be held at the Community Building. This will be election of officers and a corporate meeting. FREE INDIANA CAMPGROUND DIRECTORY The annual edition of the Hoosier Camper is now available, just in time to plan those summer camping vacations and weekend camping trips. This year's all new directory contains information on Indiana campgrounds, RV parks, and recreation vehicle retailers. The directory has an easy-to-read section detailing the facilities available at Indiana campgrounds across the state as well as a listing of recreation vehicle retailers who may provide service in the event a problem occurs with a vehicle. The 1991 Hoosier Camper includes a state map showing the location of each campground in the directory. The Hoosier Camper is the official directory of the Recreation Vehicle Indiana Council, a not-for-profit trade association, representing more than 50 percent of the commercial campground sites in Indiana. The directory is provided as a free public service. This directory is available either by mail or in person. It can be picked up free of charge at most Indiana campgrounds, RV dealerships, tourist information centsers, and the Indiana Tourism Development Division. To receive a copy right away, send your name and address to: RVIC, Department HC, 3210 Rand Road, Indianapolis, IN 46241. SOUND INVESTMENT IN CONCERT Grace College's "Sound Investment” will be appearing in concert at the Lakeville Christian Church on April 21, at both the 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. services. “Sound Investment” is a fourpiece vocal group, accompanied by piano, synthesizers, trumpet and bass. The group is led by Professor Tim Newton from the Grace College music Department at Winona Lake, IN. This year’s program focuses on the theme of God's enduring love for us. The public is invited to either of these services.