The Independent-News, Volume 117, Number 4, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 20 June 1991 — Page 7

“FALCON PRIDE WEEK,” and further designating July 7th as “JOHN GLENN HIGH SCHOOL DAY”; and WHEREAS, this accomplishment is the result of a great deal of dedication and hard wort on the part of the John Glenn band members and their Director, Dan Fortlander; and NOW, THEREFORE, in recognition of this outstanding achievement, the Walkerton Town Council now joins the Governor of the State of Indiana in proclaiming the week of July 6th to July 12th, 1991 as "FALCON PRIDE WEEK” and July 7th, 1991, as “JOHN GLENN HIGH SCHOOL DAY,” and calls upon all citizens of the community to join in the celebration. DATED this 3rd day of June, 1991. TOWN COUNCIL TOWN OF WALKERTON, INDIANA By: Cheryl Rizek, President ATTEST: Judith R. Hiler, Clerk-Treas. Ratify fyc# NORTH LIBERTY NEWS By Gladys Sheneman On June 7th Connie Burdloff, of Crystal Lake, Illinois, was a weekend guest of Damon and Janet Nichols. Connie is a cousin of Janet. Dorothy Reed’s son Jim Reed, whose address is 205 Estil Drive, Nokomis, Florida 34275, is back home from the hospital recovering and he would be happy to hear from his North Liberty and Walkerton friends. A large crowd turned out Friday and Saturday evenings to see the presentation of the History of the Potato Creek State Park and how the area changed from farmland to parkland. It was presented by Mary E. Renshaw, History Project Researcher. A lot of people present came from a long way and after the movie had the privilege of meeting old neighbors and friends who formerly lived in the park area fnd enjoyed cookies, punch and coffee as they reminisced. On June 23 the Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church, along with their pastor Jim Snell, will be in charge of the Sunday Morning Worship at 8:30 a.m. at Peppermint Hill Picnic Shelter at Potato Creek State Park. The Wienerschnitzel Band, a

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German band, will be performing at the Peppermint Hill Shelter at 7:30 p.m. at Potato Creek State Park on Saturday evening, June 22. You are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Gail McDaniel enjoyed the weekend at their son Curtis’, in Richmond, Indiana and on Sunday their daughter, Gail Wyrick, and family, of Bryan, Ohio, arrived to help Gail celebrate Father’s Day. Brenier Fries, Indianapolis, visited cousins Helen McEndarger and Ruth Finch, on Wednesday. Marget (Finch) Mason, of Calvin, Kentucky, formerly of North Liberty, visited her niece, Norma Solmos and friends Mr. and Mrs. William Hartman on Wednesday. Congratulations goes to Robert and Zelma Baughman, of Stanton Road, who will be celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday, June 23 from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. at the Pine Creek Church of the Brethren at the corner of Pine and Stanton Roads. Best wishes Bob and Zelma from all your many friends. Lori and Frank Sailer and family, of Indianapolis; Gary Zimmerle and family, of Niles, Michigan; and Mike and Lisa Clark and daughters, of Mishawaka, spent Father’s Day with Carl and Barbara Zimmerle, on Sylvia Drive. Ruth Finch and Marget Mason on Saturday, went to Watervliet, Michigan to visit family, Mr. and Mrs. Evan McWherter, Diane McMillen and Dowagic Nursing Home for elderly to visit a cousin, Evelyn Marvin. On the way home they stopped at their nephew’s, Gale Finch and David Finch, in Niles. Joan Carter entertained about 40 relatives and friends at a birthday dinner Saturday for her granddaughter Lauren Carter, daughter of Rick and Alice Carter, of South Bend, who was celebrating her first birthday. Guests present were her great-grandmother, Ruth Cullar, of South Bend; John and Jane Cullar, of Kokomo; Steven Carter, of Indianapolis; Tony and Frish Dowell, of Southßend; and Fay Mangus, of North Liberty. It was a great day for the Carters and Collars and especially little Lauren, who received many lovely birthday presents. On Father’s Day dinner guests of Damon and Janet Nichols were Fred Spier and Alberta Lowry. An afternoon guest was Denise Dominiack. A Father’s Day cookout was held

Sunday evening at the home of Becky and Du Wayne Burch. Guests were Pauline and Dwight Burch, of Walkerton; Todd, Karen, Nathan and Eric Burch, of Walkerton; and Tom, Tracey and Tyler Duff, of Plymouth. John and Paula Sheneman and son D. J., of Bunnell, Florida, arrived at the home of his parents, John and Gloria Sheneman, of New Road, last Tuesday. On Thursday Nancy, his siter, arrived and her children Steven and Anne Noffke, from Naperville, Illinois, to see her two brothers John and Todd, who are visiting his parents also. This is the first the family has all been together in 10 years. Todd and his family left on Saturday and they will be going on to Germany soon. We sure wish them a safe trip. Lily O’Connor was taken to St. Joe Medical Center with pneumonia and of this writing is very ill so please remember her. Also Jane Gordon, of Miller’s Merry Manor, is critically ill in the LaPorte Hospital so please remember Jane also. Father’s Day dinner guests of Tom and Darla Fair were Lisa and Ryan, were Calvin and Clara Mae Kronk, George and Wilda Henry, Alan and Paula Limerick, Tracy and Joel. A big “thanks” goes to Wilda Henry for the wonderful Vacation Bible School and a great program Friday evening at the Church of Christ, with over 200 attending. Refreshments were served after the program. Douglas Finch and family entertained Monday evening for his mother, Ruth, and great-aunt, Marget Mason, of Calvin, Kentucky, and his brother, Kerry, at a barbecue and all enjoyed visiting. Saturday afternoon Dan and Dorothy Eyles, of New Port Richey, Florida; Caroline Whitebeuch, Katherine Dettman, Lois Rejak, Craig Rosenbaum, all of LaPorte; Greg and Lou Zellers and family, Fred Spier and Alberta Lowry, of Walkerton, were guests. Afternoon of visiting and golfing for Dan and Damon was enjoyed. Dorothy, Caroline and Katherine are Fred’s E-Z STUMP REMOVAL REASONABLE RATES Bill Ellinger 586-2167 Walkerton FULLY INSURED 4 25-91 P Budd’s Bargain Barn 617 Roosevelt Road Walkerton Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00 a.m. - s:o(hp.m. VARIETY OF ITEMS Something For Everyone PHONE 586-7244 41389 90 HL * MLam rmancmm. kt worn ANCHOR REAL ESTATE Call PAUL G. GJ EM RE Broker-Associate BUSINESS (219) 277-8000 RES.(2I9) 291-9145

sisters. A buffet dinner was served later. Charles and Henrietta Whitmer spent Father’s Day at the home of their daughter, Donna Garwood and family, in LaPorte. Also present were Henry and Betty Whitmer, of Wabash. We were very fortunate last Saturday evening when a severe thunderstorm passed through our area and did a lot of damage at Warsaw and Plymouth. Although at 5:00 p.m. my electric went out along with the Holmes’ and Zimmerles’, first time for ages. I didn’t realize it takes electric to do most everything around the house. 1 couldn’t even open my garage door to go away. I lit my kerosene light when it got dark and I couldn’t see good enough to read, so I went to bed at 9:00 p.m. I was awakened at 2:00 a.m. with singing and laughing and I just couldn’t believe that anybody could be so happy at that time of the night. But I’ll tell you one thing, I was sure glad to have my electric turned back on and I’m going to appreciate it more from now on. I just hope that all you Fathers who read my North Liberty news did have a Happy Father’s Day. NORTH LIBERTY R.E.A.L. SERVICES NEWS The site honored all the men on Friday for Father’s Day. The following men received gift certificates for sundaes from Liberty Drugs. Dick Bonham, oldest Dave Spellman, tallest

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Dave Spellman, youngest Gail McDaniel, shortest Ray Albright, smallest feet Ray Albright, oldest driveable vehicle Dick Bonham and Ray Albright, most sons Bob Foresman, most buttons on clothes Charles Hensley, most daughters Door prizes of popcorn were given to Bob Foresman and Ray Helsius. Free ice cream cone certificates were presented to each man pres-' ent, compliments of Crafts Liberty Drugs and Emporium. We always have fun and invite any new people. Call 656-3132. CARING FOR PETS Doreen Spindler, Education Director of the St. Joseph County Humane Society, will bring pets and discuss their care this Friday, June 21 at 2:00 p.m. at the North Liberty Library. The program is open to all ages. For more information call the Library at 656-3664. Use The Gassifieds Shop At Home RUBBER STAMPS Regular & Self Inking Independent-News 601 Roosevelt Rd., Walkerton

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