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NORTH LIBERTY By Gladys Sheneman George and Wilda Henry spent the weekend with their son, Brian and family, in Kenosha, Wisconsin. My sister, Evelyn Stonebumer, celebrated her birthday on Monday with many surprises. On Saturday morning a group of friends took her to the C&K Restaurant and had it all decorated and had a lovely party for her. So happy birthday, late from your sis. A huge crowd attended the Tyner Lodge fish fry at the fire station on Saturday evening. The weather was perfect and the fish dinner was delicious. Gladys Sheneman and Mary Morey called on Susie Teter Saturday forenoon at the home of her son Kenneth. She still needs our prayers along with Theda Carlson who is still having problems. The family of Shirley Norris helped her celebrate her birthday on Sunday. Those present were her daughter Jackie, of South Bend, her mother, Lola Pavey and her husband, Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woolett and family, of South Bend, and Adam and Sherri Mann and family, of Bremen. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kronk and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kronk went to Bryon Center, Michigan, on Sunday afternoon to attend a choral presentation by seven churches. There was a combined choir of 179 voices, which was beautiful, then each choir sang separately. Debbi Rose, their daughter and granddaughter was choir director of one of the choirs. Those of you who have graduated from Tyner High School, please remember that the Tyner alumni banquet is going the be held this year back in Tyner at the Community Building and Fire Station on Saturday, May 7 beginning at 5:00 to sign in and for the social hour. Swiss steak dinner from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. The honored class this year is the class of 1944. About 75 attended the Miller’s Merry Manor volunteer dinner on Tuesday evening at the Blissville Church. Zelma Saxton and her helpers served a delicious sitdown dinner of swiss steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans, roll, cherry cheese cake, coffee and punch. Imogean Smith won the door prize. Mary Jo Goiubski gave a short talk on volunteers and then we were entertained by Florence Seekings, Verl Haag and Sam Madonna, of Plymouth. All enjoyed their singing and playing of the good old gospel songs. Thanks to AGELESS BEAUTY ■' .‘{gE jlH'wiy Illi , 3 33 ’ 3 31 3 J Frantz Steel Garage Doors Frantz steel garage doors are built to withstand the test of time—beautifully 1 • Styles to complement any home. • Options to match your specific requuements • Prices to fit any budget BUUO<NG PRODUCTS "Tbarden CONSTRUCTION Phone 586-2407 408 Michigan Street Walkerton, Indiana

Mary Jo of the activity department for a wonderful evening. I received a note from Genevieve Beron, of New Albany, thanking me for putting the date of her birthday in my news and she told me she was so happy to receive about 40 cards from her friends around North Liberty and from so many she had not heard from for a long time. She said to tell you that you will be remembered in her prayers. She also said that hearing from so many in North Liberty just made her day. Please sent Astrid Sousley, who use to live on State Road 4, east of North Liberty, a note or birthday card as she will be 91 years on the 30th of April. Her address is Lafayette Health Care Center, 1903 Union St., Lafayette, IN 47904. She is still very alert, her son told me. Eleven members of the Church of Christ attended the Michiana

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North Liberty Elementary School Outdoor Laboratory Project aPlant-a-Tree Day i Saturday, April 30,1994 9 a.m.-noon j North Liberty Elementary School j (North side of bldg.) J You’re Invited! I Bring tools, a shrub />£ \ v/rTH a I V s A e or tree, (planting materials J j will also be provided), or f just come to work and \J\ 5 share in the enthusiasm » I of kicking off our @W/ Vl \Jr! 5 huL/ f Jyu g I / jf V / / / w/f if Outdoor Lab Project. Art / / j/) « Roll up your sleeves 1 and be part of a mean- | ingful and much-needed | effort for environmental - | stewardship. tnEDw* % 1 WE NEED YOUR HELP! | Children must be accompained by an adult! * Rain Date: T.B.A. 5

Area Christian Women’s Fellowship spring clinic held Thursday at the Buchanan Church of Christ in Michigan. There were 75 present from all the various churches which enjoyed a delicious salad bar luncheon at the noon hour. Then all went to the sanctuary where Judy Earnst entertained with special music after which Beverly Seabold gave a very interesting talk on ‘‘Worry free for one cent.” North Liberty received the attendance award for having the most present. Rolland Eller, of Lakeville, drove the church van and those who went were Mae McDaniel, Dorothy Reed, Margerite O’Connor, Evelyn Trueblood, Irene Singleton, Helen Loucks, Mary Piotrowicz, Virginia Ross, Eunice Eller, Gladys Sheneman and Helen Hensley. Barbara Zimmerle and Mary Bunch entertained a group of friends Sunday with a luncheon at

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the Zimmerle home for Sally Wilcox and Larry Bunch who were both celebrating birthdays. Ice cream and cake were also served. Lynn Ginzer and daughter, Megan, from De Motte called on Carl and Barb on Sunday also. Received word that Bill Bauman is much improved at this writing, so, hang in there, Bill. N. L. UONS CLUB SAUSAGE AND PANCAKE BREAKFAST MAY 14 The North Liberty Lions Club will have an "all you can eat” Sausage and Pancake breakfast in the North Liberty American Legion Hall on State Road 23.

Martin’s Greenhouse OPENING MAY 1 Geraniums — Annuals Vegetables — Perennials Hanging Baskets — Shrubs LOCATION: FORMERLY FAIR OIL (Next To Bob’s Country Store) State Road 23 North Liberty GREENHOUSE PHONE - 586-3994

The public is invited. Tickets are priced at $3.00 for adults, $1.50 for children, and free for those under age 5; and may be purchased at the door or from any Lion member. SENIOR CARD CLUB NEWS The euchre winners on Tuesday of the Walkerton Senior Card Gub were: first, Doris DePoy 66; second, Katie Capes 63; third, Marilyn Stull 62; and tied for fourth with 61 were Leon McKesson and Ruth Ullery. The pinochle winners on Thursday were: first, Cheryl Rizek 678; second, Martha Young 653; third, Martha Young 640; and fourth, Helen Verkier 620.

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