The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 September 1994 — Page 3

NORTH LIBERTY By Gladys Sheneman Overnight guests of Dave and Debbie Rose and daughters. Katie and Emily, of Dorr, Michigan, were Jeff and Tammie Kronk and daughters, Ashley and Alexis, of North Carolina and then on Saturday Roger and Marge Kronk and Calvin and Clara Mae Kronk drove to Michigan and spent the day. They had a wonderful time with the family being altogether. JefTs family flew back home on Sunday. If you want to eat a good apple dumpling, stop in at Liberty Drugs in the restaurant as Wanda Pontius makes the most delicious ones I have ever eaten. We stopped at the Apple Dumpling Restaurant on NORTH LIBERTY REAL ESTATE AGENCY 903 So. State Road 23 North Liberty, Indiana ROB CARLSON Broker-Owner Bus. 656-4914 Home 656-3818 INDEPENDENT BROKER "I diorgo Liss So You H Got Mon"

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Everytime You Shop Ray & Kenny’s Your Dollars Support Your Scholars! Now you can serve your family the fresh food they love and help the school in your community, too! It's easy with "The Education Advantage” program Save your yellow register receipts and bring them to the Walkerton Elementary, North Liberty Elementary, Urey Middle School. St. Pat s Elementary School or Oregon-Davis Schools. The school collects the receipts and can bring them in to our store bi-monthly to receive al% cash rebate The school can use the money to buy supplies, audio/visual equipment, team uniforms, computers . . . anything that II make your school a better place for your children! So save your receipts, and be a part of “The Education Advantage”. Ray & Kenny’s is locally owned and operated. We care about the community ano are actively involved with numerous local organizations.

31 coming home from Indianapolis last Sunday and their’s sure didn’t tast like her’s. 1 saw them making them Sunday at the festival in Rochester and I never saw so many large trays of apple dumplings. One man told me they sold over 1200 in three hours on Saturday. 1 would say that was a lot of apple dumplings but their’s sure did look good, but I was too full of other good stuff to taste one. Ruby Salyer, of Teegarden, who has had a quilt show for the past good many years, is not having one this year but is having an auction extravaganza on Saturday, September 24 as she is known for her House of Quilting. She will be selling quilts, comforters, baby quilts, baby grand piano, appliances, furniture, antique dishes, button collection and lots of other goodies. So plan to go, sale starts at 9:30 on Saturday. P.S. She is not moving. Our sympathy this week goes to Maxie Schieber and family in the loss of her husband. Raymond, and also to Nevin Clark in the loss of his wife, Deborah Clark. On Saturday night, the famous Tyner 1.0.0. F. Lodge is again having another fish fry at the Tyner Fire Station. I know many from the North Liberty area like to attend and me too. Gene and Norma Patrick, Tammy, Brandon, Chris and Jamie Holderbaum and Gladys Sheneman

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spent Sunday at the Trail of Courage Living History Festival near Rochester. While there they met several other families from North Liberty as the place was packed. There were Indians all over the place selling their merchandise, some entertaining, making all kinds of things and the food booths were something else. So much to taste and try . The carme! popcorn popped in a big iron kettle was delicious and so was the ham and beans cooked in an iron kettle. Thousands attended during Saturday and Sunday and the weather was great. About 175 met Tuesday noon at the Pine Creek Church where they all enjoyed a delicious dinner cooked and served by the ladies of the church. Before the dinner Gladys Sheneman introduced the first time visitors, Betty Rodgers, of Mishawaka, and Howard and Joan Bugl, of South Bend. Several were celebrating September birthdays and one 46th wedding anniversary. Please remember the following, Lola Pavey, Flora Hough, Mid Devos, Martha McCrosky, Harry Truax, Beatrice Roush and Nina Goon who is now in Miller's Merry Manor, Warsaw, since falling and breaking her hip. We were all so glad to see Louise White back after being absent for two months from suffering a stroke. So please send them a card and remember them in your prayers. The secretary’s report was given by Evelyn Dolph. A funny poem entitled 'Who Me?’ was read by the president after which the noon prayer was given by Wilbur Stump. A big thanks goes to the men and women of the church who make this day of fellowship all possible each month. All enjoyed the Bremen Senior Citizen Choir who entertained in the afternoon. Orville and Marian Buss have sold their home in LaPaz, and are now at home in Bremen. We all

The Education Advantage Program has started at Ray & Kenny’s I Last year Ray & Kenny’s donated over $9,000.00 to the John Glenn, St. Patrick and Oregon-Davis School systems. Help our students by saving your yellow cash register receipts. Pictured here are co-manager Carl Vermilyer, Marilyn Pugsley, Day Care k Center Coordinator, and Cheryl Bussie of Ray & Kenny s.

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wisn mem wen ana nope tney win be able to attend our retired neighbors and friends dinner at Pine Creek in October and November. Please remember Eldon Clark as he is now home recovering from knee surgery. 1 received a nice letter from Lorraine Pointon, formerly of Walkerton, who now lives in Nashville, Arkansas. She told me she was recovering from a stroke back in July 1993 but now she drives a car and is improving everyday. Her husband is working at the Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfeesboro, Arkansas. She writes a column once a month for her Home Ec. club. She says they miss everybody and their kids are scattered all over the country. Lorraine says there is lots of deer and are looking forward to some friends from Walkerton coming down during the deer hunting season and to look for diamonds as it is the only diamond mine in the world where you can keep all you find. So far this year over 1,000 has been found. Thanks for writing, Lorraine, and I’m so happy that you enjoy reading my news.

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Woodrow Cochran, who has been a patient in St. Joseph Medical Center, was admitted to Miller’s Merry Manor Nursing Home on Monday. Goldie Skinner still remains in Michiana Hospital so please remember her too. Travis and Joan Holmes returned home Saturday after spending the past ten days in Missouri visiting Joan’s brother, Frank Rauen and family, and sightseeing. At formal dinners, silverware is arranged in the order of its use, with the first to be used farthest from the plate. 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 MCE-JO-MCE BEAUTY AXMCT* JUDY ROSE 656-4491

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