The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 April 1994 — Page 3

NORTH LIBERTY By Gladys Sheneman Mr. and Mrs. Max Steele and Martha McCrosky were Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mikel, in South Bend. In the afternoon they enjoyed seeing all the beautiful flowers at the flower show at Potawatomie Park. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ginzer and David Hawn spent the weekend helping their daughter, Debby, move into her new home in Otterbein, Indiana. Two hundred thirty-seven attended the Easter sunrise service Sunday morning at the Church of Christ. Thirty-seven members took part in the dramatic presentation of The Last Supper with Tim Stewart, director. After the program many enjoyed Easter breakfast in the family room prepared by Tom Fair and his helpers. Easter dinner guests of Gladys Sheneman was Nell Patrick, of Walkerton; Phillip Patrick and daughter Jessie, her daughter; Gene and Norma Patrick; Tammy Stdl and son Brandon, Chris and Jvnie Holderbaum. They received a call from Carol Buettner who is vacationing in Florida along with her husband, Harry and son Jimmie and also received a call from Dennis Sheneman in California, all wishing us a happy Easter. The residents of Miller’s Merry Manor was really surprised Tuesday at noon as they were getting ready to eat their dinner. The Easter Bunny came hopping in to wish them all a happy Easter while Gladys Sheneman played Easter music. After talking to all in the dining room, he went hopping down the halls and visited all who were in their rooms and were they ever surprised. Their eyes lit up and many smiled and asked him if he was going to bring them something for Easter, and so he left wishing all a happy Easter. Mark Gephart, Mary Jo Golubski and Gladys Sheneman accompanied the following residents of Miller’s Merry Manor to South

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Bend on Tuesday afternoon to St. Mary's Theater where they all enjoyed seeing the African Queen show. Residents who went were John Peterson, George Denny, Mary Huhnke, Ed Kesl, Mayme Sult, Hannah Mason and Shirley Shaw. Thanks to Mark and Mary Jo for a wonderful afternoon. Plan now to attend the quilt show on Friday, April 8 at Miller's Merry Manor. Many have said they would come and bring some of their unusual quilts. So I'm looking forward to seeing you there. Skip and Nancy Sleeth, of St. Charles, Illinois, and Bob and Donnabelle Balsley, of North Liberty enjoyed dinner together on Thursday at the Hilltop Restaurant in Lakeville. Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Balsley were Kate Hevel and Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Balsley, of Lakeville. Louise Grenert spent the weekend with her granddaughter, Christine Brocko and family in Bourbon. They attended the Easter morning service at the Bourbon Chapel and then were dinner guests of the Sherman Stevens family. Easter dinner guests of Greg and Laurie Seifer were Harold and Sarah Kaser, Mid DeVos, Tom McCormick, Jr. and Jennifer McCormick. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Roush were Easter dinner guests of their son, Wally and family. Dora Listenbarger was also a guest. Please remember Darrell as he just returned home from the hospital where he had surgery. Sunday morning at the Church of Christ, about 500 attended the Easter worship celebration under the direction of Wilda Henry and her choir. It was entitled "My Faith Still Holds." A big thanks goes to Wilda, the choir, cast and crew for all their work on this special Easter service. Our sympathy this week goes to Flora Hough and her family in the loss of her son, Harly Hough, Sr. He was 73 and leaves his mother, his wife, two sons and six grandchildren and six great-grandchild-ren, two sisters and a brother. He will be buried on Friday.

Orville and Neva Klinedinst just returned home Sunday evening after spending a few days with their grandson, Mike and his wife, Carrie, in Whitehouse, Tennessee. Whitehouse is a suburb of Nashville. While there, they toured many beautiful homes of the stars and said the flowers were just gorgeous. Sharon came from Florida and returned home with them. If you happen to go anywhere shopping—beware! Two friends were robbed of their purses about 2:00 p.m. last Saturday in the parking lot of the Montgomery Ward store at Scottsdale Mall. A man with a gun opened the passenger door and demanded their purses. Their purses, without the money, were recovered Sunday in the trash outside the McDonald's Restaurant on Lincolnway East. Many people were robbed in South Bend over the weekend, so please be very careful when you go shopping. Just got word that another relative got robbed as she was getting in her car at Osco Drug store in South Bend. Now I sure don't like to hear this kind of news, so look out for strangers. (I've just heard they caught the guy that robbed the girls at Scottsdale Mall.) Mary Black of the Hillside Apartments just returned home after spending the past three weeks visiting her sister-in-law, Ruth Black in Sebring, Florida. While there, they visited Key West, Orlando, Sarasota and had seen many things of interest. Saturday morning the North Liberty Park was filled with kiddies who came to hunt Easter eggs that the American Legion had his all

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over the park. Sure didn't take them long to find them either. They had colored 96 dozen and had lots of trophy eggs. The Easter Bunny came hopping in the park and that really thrilled the little kids. After the hunt was over they were invited to go to the post where they were served hot dogs, chips and a drink. They served about 200. Thanks for a day to be remembered by the children who attended as it was a perfect day. Don't forget this Saturday, April 9, the North Liberty Lions Club is having an all you can eat sausage and pancake breakfast from 8:00 to 12:00. It will be held in the North Liberty American Legion Hall on State Road 23. The public is invited. Tickets are $3.00 for adults and $1.50 for children and may be purchased at the door. Easter Sunday guests of Richard and Ruth Roush, of North Liberty, were Dick and Judy Roush, of Bridgman, Michigan; William Roush, of Mishawaka; Jane Norton and Mr. and Mrs. James Bishop, all of South Bend; and Bob and Nancy Beghtel, of Walkerton. During the afternoon they enjoyed beautiful slides taken by William Roush while visiting Pali, Indonesia. Their other son, David and wife Judy, are celebrating their 25th anniversary which is in August by vacationing in Hawaii. Teenagers, don’t forget Tim Stewart is starting a new program at the Church of Christ on Sunday evening, April 9 at 7:00 to 8:30 for both Jr. and Sr. High. The program is entitled "True Love Waits" and "Life On The Edge." Plan now to attend. Guy and Ruth Ann Rizek, along with their children, Jim Rizek, Lisa

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Rizek-Lechner and Bill Lechner, entertained on Easter Sunday at their home for dinner and a surprise birthday party in honor of Addie Williams’ birthday. Guests were Addie, her husband Dick Williams, and their children and grandchildren, Tom, Debbie, Missy, Angie, Bill, Scott, Chrissy and Megan all of New Palestine. Also present were Ed and June Kurzhal, of Niles, Michigan; Tim, Cathy, Tim Jr., Tommy and Taylor Kurzhal, of South Bend; Bud. Donnie, Chris. Debbie, Jennifer and Melissa Newcomb, of North Liberty; Barry and Sarah Bottorff, of Plymouth; Jerald, Laura and Kyle Denton, of Lebanon; Gladys Shaffer, Sandy, Robby and Jodie Stahly, of North Liberty; Kevin Winger, John and Sharon McGee and Kari Snyder, of Walkerton. A delicious dinner was served with the help of Donnie and Gladys. Birthday cake and ice cream were enjoyed in the afternoon. Addie received many lovely cards and gifts. A fun day was enjoyed by all. Addie, Gladys, Donnie and Ruth Ann are sisters and Ed their brother. FOR RENT NORTH LIBERTY COMMUNITY CENTER MR CONDITIONED Renting For All Occasions 300 S Main Street Phone 656-4134 11593

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