The Independent-News, Volume 118, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 May 1992 — Page 14

- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - MAY 28, 1992

KEEPSAKE MALL CELEBRATES TWO YEARS IN BUSINESS ■ V * * T T ?' ■ » ■ L' - v ~ * KmBL ?* - & i ^;’ f¥w • -1H

The Keepsake Mall is happy to announce that Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kettwich, of Lake Villa, Illinois, won the SIOO.OO gift certificate on May 13th at the celebration of the second anniversary of the business. The couple stated they had seen their sign on U.S. 30 several times but just never had the time to stop. That day they made the time and were so surprised and pleased they had the extra money to spend. The Keepsake Mall also gave out

WE WISH YOU HAPPINESS, HEALTH AND SUCCESS! Pat & Associates State Road 23 x Koontz Lake p /□ f ri i CONGRATS! May happiness and success reward your efforts on this excellent achievement. Hamilton Service Center 100 Roomvoß Rd. Walkerton

$5.00 cash prizes to Mr. Bernard Williams, South Bend; Martin Volrath, LaPorte; Mrs. St. Gair, of Walkerton; Ron Miller, Crete, Illinois; and Sandra Leckrone, of Mentone, Indiana. Customers were also presented with free roses and golf tees throughout the celebration. The Keepsake Mall thanks each and everyone of their past customers. What a “great” two years it has been.

Will Hostrawser To Visit France With Bethel Team Will Hostrawser will be returning to France with selected members of the Bethel College Baseball Team. The team will again spearhead a Task Force in conjunction with World Partners, the overseas mission branch of the Missionary Church World Headquarters. The team will be putting on baseball clinics and doing one-to-one evangelizing as well as speaking to groups about Christianity. Two summers ago the Pilots put on 20 clinics in 15 days. They also gave away over $3,500 in baseball equipment. Will, the Pilots team captain, just finished his final collegiate baseball career for Bethel. He was named to the All District IV Team and nominated for the Academic All American Team. He has continually maintained a 3.3 GPA at Bethel, served as president of the Student Education Association, Senior Gass treasurer, Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges, plus various other organizations. Will, a secondary Business Education major, will be returning to Bethel next year to complete his required student teaching and pursue an additional minor in Mathematics. UNITED METHODIST ENJOY MOTHER-DAUGHTER EVENT Mothers and daughters gathered at the United Methodist Church May 14 at 6:30 p.m. for an evening of good food, fellowship and spiritual enrichment. A bonteous potluck meal began the evening with Mrs. Walter Smith giving the dinner prayer. The fellowship hall was decorated with colorful balloons and construction paper birds overhead and small branches in flower pots on the tables with birds sitting on their nests among the branches. Midget baking cups were at each place setting with a bird next of jelly beans resembling bird eggs. Bird napkins also accented each place setting. In the center of each table was a begonia plant which was given to the mother/daughter with a marked placemat. A thank you goes to Mrs. Viola Barden, Mrs. Leigh Hahn and Catherine Hahn

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for the decorations. All went to the sanctuary for the program with Mrs. Eileen Gark as master of ceremonies. Mrs. Smith gave devotions and led us in singing. The mother/daughter response was given by Mrs. Brad Schmeltz, her daughter Jill and adoptive daughter Season. Each year someone is awarded a special for their dedication to God and their church. This award went to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bullinger. Mrs. Richard Kickbush introduced Dr. and Mrs. Hansen, their son, and helper who showed their many beautiful birds and the many clever things they could do connected with bible stories and the scriptures. We thank Dr. Hansen for his many wise words and wonderful evening of entertainment. A big thank you to the men who helped to set-up, serve and cleanup. Also for the help from a few young fellows who helped Dr. Hansen set up for his birds. ANCILLA COLLEGE STUDENTS ON THE DEAN’S UST Sister Johnel Kunkel, Dean at Ancilla College, has announced the students whose grade point average for the second semester make them elibible for the Dead’s List. To qualify for this honor, students must be attending Ancilla full time and also have a grave point average of 3.5 or above. Among those on the dean’s list are Rebecca Robison and Cynthia Rude, both of Walkerton. Academic recognition is given to the following: Tina Bragg, Mary Burleson, Kim Laizure and Michael Rossi, of Walkerton; Ronah Capes,

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