The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 22 September 1994 — Page 7

WALKERTON PUBLIC LIBRARY . . . ... A GREAT PLACE TO LEARN! t ’ f —L ■ . i ' vim -vl

Gail Suter, the librarian at the Walkerton-Lincoln Twp. Public Library, proved to us that libraries are user friendly as she took us on a very informational tour of the library. The check-out desk, card catalog, reference section, story telling room, Gail's work and equipment office and all sections of the reading areas were explained to us. STAR-TELA SERVICES Tel-Marketing Services SURVEY WORK SET APPOINTMENTS Phone (219) 656-3924

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We appreciate the knowledge shared and the courtesy extended by Gail and Becky, her assistant. We know that this is one place we can contact for many services as well as a place to go to check out our favorite books. Saturday Story Hour sounds fun too. Thanks from all of us in Mrs. Huffstetter’s class. SENIOR CARD CLUB NEWS The Tuesday winners in euchre at the Walkerton Senior Card Club were: first, a tie between Martha Young and Ora Smith with 63 points; tied for third, fourth and fifth were Warner Clark, Doris DePoy and Thelma Dill with 62 points each. The pinochle results on Thursday: first, Orville Klinedinst 664; second, Martha Young 651; third, Helen Verkier 637; and fourth, Katie Capes 588.

Community Club Has First Meeting Os The Season The ladies of the GFWC Walkerton Woman’s Community Cub met at the Walkerton Community Building on Friday, September 16th. The meeting was opened by president Barabara Simpson and treasurer Janet Bierly presented the budget for 1994-95. The club yearbooks were not ready for distribution but will be by the next meeting. Dues for the new club year were collected by the treasurer, assisted by Mildred McKesson who was filling in as secretary in the absence of Shirley Awald who was unable to attend the meeting. Dorothy Dolmer, Sunshine chairman, read letters of thanks from members to whom she had sent cards of sympathy over an illness or congratulations for a birthday. Among items briefly discussed was the removal of a tree planted by the members some years ago and is now missing from the lawn; and the president read a letter from the Park Board of Directors informing the Cub that they might have to start charging rent for the building. The president read a reply she had sent to the Board informing them of the many things the Cub had done over the years to improve the building and furnish it; also the benefits that the Walkerton community has received from the Cub. Nadine Keiper gave a report on the GFWC/IFC Convention in Indianapolis in May which she and the president had attended. President Simpson showed the Cub the award they had received at the convention. It was in appreciation for the club’s help in the Endowment Fund Drive. She also read a letter the Cub had received from Governor and Mrs. Bayh, thanking them for their help in the campaign

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against drug use. Florence Vische took subscriptions for the Indiana Cubwoman's Magazine. Instruction books were distributed iu all the committee chairmen. The next meeting will be a Social Service meeting and the ladies will be making favors for Halloween and Thanksgiving for the residents of Miller's Merry Manor Nursing Home. The chairman for the meeting, Freda Meyer, asked that the members bring scissors. Hostesses for the meeting were Verda Kam and Ann Gray and their pies were delicious. MORRIS CEMETERY ASSN. MEETING SET FOR WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5 The Morris Cemetery Association annual meeting will be held Wednesday, October 5, at 7:30 p.m. at the First Brethren Church, Teegarden.

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FAN BUS FOR SOUTH CENTRAL GAME FRIDAY NIGHT The fan bus for the varsity football game at South Central on Friday. September 13 will leave North Liberty at 6:15 p.m. and John Glenn at 6:30 p.m. Game time is 7:30 p.m. The cost to ride the fan bus is SI.OO for adults and students. Judy’s Beauty Salon 207 W Center St North Liberty 656-4491 MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN Halant Curfij - Spyro Permj Curling Iron & Hair Accttiorles - J«w»lry Coinwflci — Ear Piercing — Perfumi: GIGI Homo Hair Romovol Boiuty Connection Clothing 6 DAYS A WEEK - WALK-INS WELCOME EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Shut-In, Hospital & Nursing Home Service

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