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< Mr. and Mrs. Robert Urbin hosted the monthly “Cousin’s Dinner,” on Saturday evening at Pat’s Bar, in LaPaz, for 14 in all attending. Cousins came from Illinois, Logansport, Rochester, Wakarusa and Mishawaka. Pearl Wooley is a patient in St. Joseph Medical Center, South Bend. Beverly and Dean Johnson just returned from a trip to Texas where they visited with their son, David. David took them on a tour of the plant where he works at General Dynamics, which is in Fort Worth. Pauline Knowlton is a surgical patient in the Blufton Ginic, Blufton, IN 46714. She had hip surgery on Tuesday morning of this week and she is in room 2002. Please remember her with a card. HONORED FOR ACADDEMIC EXCELLENCE Carmen Manuel was among students recognize for academic excellence at Purdue University, last Friday, April 10. The honor convocation was held in the Edward C. Elliott Hall of Music. Carmen is a junior at Purdue and she is the daughter of Audine Manuel, of North Liberty, and Juanita Manuel, of Walkerton. COMPLETES COURSE Judith Mann, of RFD 1, Box 410, Walkerton, has successfully completed a comprehensive course at The Fine Art of Painting and Drawing with North Light Art

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School, a national home study school for fine artists at all levels. The artist worked on a one to one basis with several of the professional artist-teachers who make up the school’s faculty, to fulfill lesson requirements in drawing, compositioin, perspective, color and the principal art mediums. North Light Art School is offered by the publishers of The Artist’s Magazine, the nation’s leading magazine for visual artists. For more information please write to Bonnie Wilson, North Light Art School, 1507 Dana Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45207. LIONS WALK The Michigan City Lions Gub is sponsoring a walk on Sunday, May 3, at 2:00 p.m. Proceeds go to the “Open Door Health Center", in Michigan City. The walk will take place at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore Park, Porter. The fee is $9.00 day of the walk for the fitness walk; 1-3 or 5 mile tour-walk is $6.00 and students (6-18) tour-walk is $3.00. Children under six, no charge. Entry blanks are available at “The Independent-News” office in Walkerton.

CARD OF THANKS

The children and families of Carl and Geneva Creech wish to thank Pastor Fugate and church members for their participation in the service of our parents and the meal provided afterwards. A special and heartfelt thank you to Iva Kring and Millie Daniels, neighbors and the County Line Gub for all your caring, donations and preparation of the dinner on Friday. To every-

one that made a phone call, brought a dish, sent flowers or cards, plants and for their prayers and made an appearance at the School Corporation office staff, board members for the beautiful arrangements of flowers, Urey Middle School for the plant for Courtney, the John Glenn school bus drivers for the beautiful basket of flowers and the food brought in Thursday, you are all a special group of people. A big heartfelt thanks to the EMTs for all of the many quick responses to our parents' special needs. You were always kind, calm and understanding. You are truly “Angles Os Mercy”. God bless each and everyone of you. The Children and Families of Carl and Geneve Creech Velma Dell’Oro James Creech Eugene Creech Lou Ann Sellers Chuck Creech Mae Brown Carl Creech Connie Stewart I would like to take this opportunity to thank my daughter Myrlynn and family for the open house celebrating my 80th birthday and to everyone who attended for the cards, gifts and best wishes. God bless all. Ralph Dixon We wish to thank our friends, neighbors and relatives, the faculty and friends of the New Prairie School Corporation for the lovely flowers, cards and food. Also for the dinner served by the Johnson Twp. friends and neighbors at the time of our loss of Lloyd. We appreciate everything and thank you so very much. Gertrude Thomas Donald Thomas Family We would like to thank our family, friends and community for their generous outpouring of sympathy at the loss of our son. Special thanks to our familes, Pastor Rob Gates, our Koontz Lake Mis5” SEAMLESS GUTTER^T^^ /Z SOFFIT & FACIA 1 VANDERHEYDEN T EAVBSTROUOH SERVICC J Coil 288-7719 £ Budd's Bargain Barn 617 Roosevelt Road Walkerton Hours: Monday * Saturday 10:00 am. - s:oft pm VARIETY OF ITEMS Something For Everyone PHONE 586-7244 11589 90 E-Z STUMP REMOVAL REASONABLE RATES Bin EHinger 586-2167 Walkerton FULLY INSURED ^ ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS KOONTZ LAKE LIBRARY Monday & Thursday 7:00 pm. WALKERTON COMMUNITY BUILDING Sunday 7:00 p.m. For Furthor Intormition CALL 586-3243 OR 586-2502

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sionary Church family, Epsilon Chi Tri Kappa, Dr. Jon Kubley, Dr. Keim Houser, Dr. Curt Stiver, the obstetrics nursing staff of Memorial Hospital, the Dirk Pletcher family, and the Gordon Hartsell family. Your thoughts, prayers and acts of kindess are much appreciated. Sincerely, Scott and Jill Hostetler and Family UREY CHESS TEAMS COMPETE AT STATE Three chess teams from Urey Middle School, each composed of five students, traveled to Terre Haute on Saturday, April 11, to compete in the state chess tournament. The tournament consisted of five rounds of play. Urey A team with members Al Gark, Brian Lyle, Steven Savoie, David Guseilla and Rusty Slater scored 3 team points and 10 individual points. Rusty Slater was undefeated in competition. Uray A team placed 12th overall. Corey Ross, Scott Rimbaugh, Nick Medich, B. J. Morgan and Rusty Young made up the Urey Bteam. The B team scored 2 team points and 9 individual points and placed 22nd overall with Rusty Young being undefeated. T. J. Jackson was the top scorer for the Urey C team. Other members of the team include

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Micky Day, Scott Robbins, Jason Hall and Dan Walter. Urey C team ended the day in 29th place with one team point and 4‘/j individual points. The teams were three of 30 qualifying for state at the regional sites in the Bth grade and under division. They are coached by Lisa Cox. BOWLING NEWS Suburban League SHADY LANES Shady Lanes 20 8 Duraclean 18 10 Five-Star 15 13 Egger Automotive 14 14 Jack's Citgo 13 15 Bolze Service 12 16 Pardner’s 11 17 Success Realty 9 19 High team series: Duraclean 2446, Shadv Lanes 2379, Success Realty 2341'. High team game: Duraclean 844, Shady Lanes 841, Jack's Citgo 821. High individual series: Ken Bolze 612, Dan Calhoon 598, Russ Bacewic 585. High individual game: Russ Bacewic 228, Tim Anderson 224, Ken ' Bolze 223. Some 6.5 million Americana play tennis at least twice a week.

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