The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 9, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1994 — Page 3

~~‘ ,, '' , **E^!QHiKfsg^?^ T NORTH LIBERTY By Gladys Sheneman Sunday evening Theresa Kaley called her parents, John and Carolyn Singleton to tell them of her family’s safe trip home to St. Petersburg, Florida. Only a couple detours and one lane traffic in Georgia delayed them. Teresa, her husband Tom and sons Tyler and Todd were in North Liberty visiting for eleven days. They enjoyed the 4th of July parade and fireworks. The 4th of July parade was great this year and I would like to congratulate the winners. There were several nursery rhyme floats and they were all great, but the judges picked Little Boy Blue by R & K Enterprise as the best of the parade. Then the first place winner was the John Glenn Band and the second place winner was the Old Woman In The Shoe, by the Tri Kappa. They all did a good job, who participated, and made it a great parade. Thanks to the committee and judges. Twenty-six friends of Lavada Ichorst, of Greene Township, helped her celebrate her 79th birthday on Monday evening at Honker’s Restaurant. All had a wonderful time. So happy birthday, Lavada, from all your friends around North Mary Kay has a skin care program designed for your skin type. All basic skin care products are non-comedogenic and clinically tested for skin irritancy and allergy. • ^LMARV KAV MCEOMCE ItAUTY ACMCF" JUDY ROSE 656-4491

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Liberty. Genevieve Beron of New Albany, a former resident of North Liberty, is here visiting her son, Darwin and family and other relatives and friends. Kenny and Connie Folk have sold their property near LaPaz on Road 31 and is waiting to be transfered to Ohio for his work. They are now living in Plymouth and hope to be relocated soon. We wish them well. Carl and Barb Zimmerle entertained relatives and friends with a birthday party for Ruth Bowman, of Florida, who is here visiting this past month. It was her 70th birthday and she received many cards and gifts from those attending. They planned to leave for Florida on Monday. So happy birthday Ruth, and a safe trip home. We still have many to remember on our sick list and we need to add Barb Eastbum, Ruby Miller and Charles Myers, of Teegarden. Louise Grenert spent last week visiting her son, Devon and family in Troy, Ohio. Congratulations to Lisa Ann Allsop and James Edward Langfeldt who were married on Saturday, July 9, at two o’clock at St. Michael’s Catholic Church, in Plymouth. Parents are Alfred Allsop, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Liggett and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Langfeldt. Best wishes from all your many friends. On July 4th Mildred Hunter visited her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thomas, of LaPorte. Her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marshall, of Green Hills, Ohio, were also guests. They all watched the 4th of July parade in LaPorte and then enjoyed a cook-out. Also present were her granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. Fox, Adam and Angie from Leesburg. Eleanor (McKesson) Saturnus of Crescent City, Florida is here visiting relatives and friends and

plans to attend the Walkerton Alumni on Saturday evening at LaPorte. She also told me she gets the Independent-News and looks forward to reading my news every week. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Kujawski were very pleasantly surprised for their 80th birthdays on Sunday, June 26 at 12:30 at the PNA Club on Tulip Road where they enjoyed a sit-ddown dinner with 145 guests present. Their children hosted the surprise. They came from Maryland, Illinois, Virginia, Georgia, Kansas, Elkhart, South Bend, Walkerton and North Liberty. The Futa Band entertained in the afternoon and they received many lovely cards and gifts. So, best wishes and congratulations to you both as you look forward to another year together. On Saturday, July 2, Mildred Hunter attended a cookout at her son’s, Don Hunter, of LaPorte. It was a family get together in honor of her grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hunter who is moving to Dallas, Texas on July Sth. On Thursday Gene and Norma Patrick, Brandon Stull, Gladys Sheneman and Dennis Sheneman and friend Joyce spent the day sightseeing in Michigan. They visited many shops in South Haven, enjoyed dinner at Clementine’s Restaurant, then drove to Coloma, played minature golf and went on to New Buffalo. They drove through 3 thunder storms, but made it back home all ok. It was a fun day. The retired neighbor and friends met Tuesday noon at the Pine Creek Church for a delicious dinner prepared by the ladies of the church. Several were celebrating birthdays in July and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Dunnuck were going to celebrate 39 years of married life together. We lost Lloyd Kaser this past month. Dottie Whitmer will be celebrating her 91st on July 21. Sorry to report Louise White suffered a stroke last week. Vera Kennedy gave the noon day prayer. Wilbur Stump entertained with slides from a trip to Costa Rico in April which was very interesting. The closing song was God Bless America sung by all. Well, I must tell you all how surprised I was Sunday afternoon when I arrived at the home of my son-in-law, Gene Patrick, and my daughter, Norma, to find their garage all decorated and ready for a big surprise party on me to help

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me celebrate my 80th birthday which will be on Wednesday, July 13. But since my son, Dennis, and friend, Joyce, of Palm Desert, California, was here visiting, they had made plans a long time ago to surprise me on Sunday, July 10. The weather was perfect and many of my relatives and friends came who I hadn’t seen for over 6 years. Dennis was so surprised too, to see all his cousins, namely Carl, Larry and Dallas Heyde and their sister, Jo Ann, all from Huntington, Chester Walter, Paul and Jim Mcßride, Jane Pittman, Dickie Sheneman, of Bremen, and Fern (Sheneman) Coldeberg, of South Bend. Even Charles and Mary Sheneman, who haven’t been very well, surprised us and came and so it was almost like a family reunion. I received many beautiful birthday cards and gifts. One thing sure, I will never forget my 80th birthday. Thanks everyone who remembered me on my birthday. God bless you. Dennis and Norma did a great job and must say I raised two great kids. Dennis left Monday for Palm Desert. We really enjoyed the past week with him and getting to know his friend, Joyce Bostian. They arrived back home safely Monday evening. Mildred Hunter recently returned from Spring, Texas, where she had been visiting her son, Bob. They spent a weekend at College

CLOSING DAY AT North Liberty Youth League T-BALL - GIRLS SOFTBALL - BASEBALL Everyone Is Invited To Join in The Game And Kids Activities (Batting Contest — Throwing Contest — Home Run Derby) FUN FOR EVERYONE NELSON’S GOLDEN GLOW CHICKEN AH At The North Liberty Youth League Saturday, July 16

Station attending a sky diving competition. Mildred made her fourth tandam skydive jump from 12,000 feet. Bob accompanied her on her jump from the plane. They also attended the Imax Theater that has a screen six stories high and 80 feet wide. They also went to see the Phantom of the Opera. She visited many friends and was very glad to get back to Indiana to the cool weather. HEIM REUNION The Robert Foegley family hosted the 72nd annual Heim reunion which was held on Sunday, July 10 at Potato Creek Park with 74 present. Relatives came from Bloomington, Illinois, Phoenix, Arizona, Three Oaks, Michigan, Fort Wayne, South Bend, Plymouth, Tyner, Bremen, Warsaw, Lakeville, Walkerton and North Liberty. After a bountiful pot luck, the afternoon was spent with games for kiddies, horseshoes, lots of picture taking and reminiscing about the past 50 years. The Tom Steele family will be the hosts next year. _ SEAMLESS GUTTER - 6 * SOFFIT & FACIA i VANDERHEYDEN H EAVESTROUGH SERVICE Call 288-7719 '

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