The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 52, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 May 1991 — Page 22

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MAY 23, 1991

CELEBRATE FATHER YAST’S 35TH ANNIVERSARY

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a plaque to Father Robert A. Yast, pastor of St. Patrick Parish, Walkerton, while Cassie Walter reads the testimony offering Father Yast the "Good Shepherd Award” on the occasion of his 35th anniversary of ordination to the priesthood. Thursday, May 16, the boys and girls at St. Patrick School, Walkerton, celebrated the 35th anniversary of Father Robert Yast’s ordination as a priest at a special luncheon in his honor. Father Yast led the grace before lunch which Mrs. Judith Rush, ~ ALCOHOLICS ~ ANONYMOUS KOONTZ LAKE LIOIAOY Monday & Thursday 7:00 p.m. WALKERTON COMMUNITY BUILDING Sunday 7:00 p.m. For Further Information CALL 586-3243 OR 586-368^ BudFs Bargain Barn 617 Roosevelt Road Walkerton Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - s:ooip.m. VARIETY OF ITEMS SomethingFor Everyone PHONE 586-7244 01389 90 E-Z STUMP REMOVAL REASONABLE RATES Bill Ellinger 586-2167 Walkerton FULLY INSURED 0 4-25-91 P | | JUDTS ? j BEAUTY SALON ' men - WOMEN - CHILDREN \ < HELENE UNI-PERMS \ CURLING IRONS A HAIR ACCESSORIES S । COSMETICS - PERFUMES i ; EAR PIERCING ]» / Gl HONEE HAIR REMOVAL ? S Call 6 Days A Week * / By Appointment 707 W Center 656-4491 \ 1* North Liberty

school cook prepared with a flare. The menu included turkey and gravy, mashed potatoes, buttered carrots, cake and ice cream. Mrs. Donna Beasley made and decorated the cake in the school colors green and white. After lunch, sixth grader Michael Goldt was master of ceremonies for a carefully executed program. Sixth grader Christy Schmeltz was the keynote speaker who reminded the students of Father Yast’s marvelous sense of humor as well as his care and instruction each Thursday in school and each Friday at the school Mass. The entire student body offered their singing of "Pass It On” as a tribute to their pastor. The first and second graders reversed roles with Father Yast by offering him an Irish blessing. Third and fourth graders presented him with an acrostic that included a rich description of their pastor. Fifth and sixth graders read the cinquains they wrote in his honor. Spokesman Anton Braun presented Father Yast with a gift certificate from all the families of the school. Cassie Walter, sixth grade spokesperson for the students, presented Father Yast with the "Good Shepherd Award”. Second grader Lee Cole offered Father Yast a framed certificate naming him in this award. Fourth grader Kristi Klinedinst presented him a shepherd’s staff as a sign of his tribute. The staff was handmade by parishioner David Kindt, father of one of St. Patrick School’s alumni. The luncheon ended with the students’ singing a final blessing taken from Leviticus: The Lord bless you and keep you. The Lord lift his countenance upon you. And give you peace, and give you peace. The Lord make his face to shine upon you. And be gracious unto you, be gracious, the Lord be gracious, gracious unto you. Amen. HAWAIIAN BIRTHDAY PARTY The Marshall County Christian Women’s Gub will be holding a Hawaiian birthday party on Wednesday, June 5, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Balloon Wurks Restaurant, Holiday Inn, Plymouth. For the buffet luncheon the cost is $5.00 inclusive. Special features will be tropical ideas by Dave’s In Home Service and music by Tammy Monesmith. Special speaker will be Carol Conner, a FIRST STEP Now go on to new honors and success. Mr. Tee’s Restaurant 600 Roosevelt Rd. Walkerton

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Urey PT A Citizenship award winners for May are Kelly Tingle, left and Jeremiah Gries in ger. Kelly is the daughter of Gary and Kathy Tingle, of 501 South Main Street, North Liberty. Kelly is a seventh grade student and her favorite subjects are English and history and her hobby is collecting nurse from Illinois. Reservations or cancellations must be made by Friday, May 31 by calling Joanne at 784-2426 or Barbara at 586-2284.

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unicorns. Jeremiah is also a seventh grade student and he is the son of Robert and Diane Griesinger, of 104 Willow Drive, Walkerton. His favorite subjects are math and spelling and his hobby is watching TV. One of the first signs of maturity is the discovery that the volume know also runs to the left.

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