The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 20 October 1994 — Page 3
NORTH LIBERTY By Gladys Sheneman I know many of you readers know Irene Bergland, who always attended our get togethers at Pine Creek Church until she had to go live with her son, Richard, in Lafayette. Later she went to live at Regency Place, 300 Windy Hill Drive, Room 120-B, Lafayette, IN 47905 A week ago she had a sale but her only son Richard was not able to attend and had to go to the hospital and passed away the next morning on October 9. He was only 49 years old so please remember Irene as she needs to hear from her friends. Received word that another friend, Welcome Norris, of Tyner, is in Plymouth Hospital in critical condition so please remember him and his family. The Potato Creek State Park was a busy place over the weekend with people driving all over the park to enjoy all the beauty of the colored leaves and looking to see some deer. Gail and Mae McDaniel and Glen and Phyllis McDaniel, of Athens, Ohio, spent the weekend with Donn and Shirley McDaniel in Rolling Meadows, Illinois. 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 MCSOMCE BEAUTT AOMCF* JUDY ROSE 656-4491
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Large crowds attended the week of revival at the Church of Christ. Pete Creamer, the evangelist, and Ed Erskin were great. lam happy to say that their were ten decisions made for Christ and may God bless them and may we all help them to grow as they put their faith and trust in the Lord. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balsley spent the weekend in Indianapolis. They attended the 4th annual gospel quartet convention in the Murat Temple on Saturday night and went to church on Sunday morning and back home on Sunday afternoon. The trees going down and back were gorgeous, especially in Indianapolis. It was a very enjoyable weekend. Many from the North Liberty area attended the wedding reception of Carolyn (Singleton) Figg who was married to Huston Mitchell on July 7. The social room at the Pine Creek Church was beautifully decorated and all enjoyed the beautifully decorated cake, punch and nuts served. They received many cards and gifts. They are living in South Bend. So best wishes from all your many relatives and friends. Our sympathy this week goes to the Mary Jane Gordon family as she passed away on Thursday at Miller's Merry Manor, where she had been a resident for the past nine years. She was 76 years old. She leaves her husband, Keith Gordon, so please remember him in your prayers and a card. Her funeral was held at the A.M. Manuel Funeral Home on Monday at 11:00 a.m. She was a member of the Church of Christ and some of the ladies served them dinner. It was so nice to see his son, Bob and his wife from Westerville, Ohio, who were former members of the church. Flora Hough is improving every day since she is back in her apart-
ment. Her son, Joe, returned to his home in Texas on Monday. Our sympathy goes to Helen Neidlinger in the loss of her sister, Dorothy Zigrang on Monday, October 17. So please remember Helen. Thirteen friends from North Liberty, South Bend and Mishawaka helped Eileen Travis Coles celebrate her birthday at the Sumption Prairie Turkey Supper on Saturday night. A good time was had by all. Carol Carbiener and Mary and Howard Sisk spent Sunday afternoon with Ray and Pat Carbiener, of Mishawaka. Mrs. Sallie Beckerl and Mrs. Robert Balsley enjoyed lunch together at the Cornicopia All Natural Food Restaurant in downtown South Bend last Monday. Jeffery Schelling, of Carmel, spent the past few days with his grandparents, Bob and Norma Hocker. They had a lot of fun together spending a day in Michigan. They took him home on Monday. Many of you readers remember Bob Newcomer. Just received word that he had to have heart by-pass surgery. So please remember him. The birthday party to help Nellie Smith celebrate her 100th birthday at Miller’s Merry Manor on Sunday afternoon, where she has been a resident since August 1984, was attended by many relatives, friends, grandchildren, great-grand-
/TT***-. Roy & Kenny's Super Valu Illinois & Van Buren Street Walkerton, Indiana Mon.-Sat. 5:30 a.m.*lo:oo p.m.; Sun. 7:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Nabisco - Triscuit — Wheat Thins $959 Better Cheddars S® Nutter & Butter — Cameo 5 2 29 Nabisco Chaasa — Peanut Butter _ Ritz Bits Sandwiches / I — EDUCATION ADVANTAGE FUNDS FOR LOCAL SCHOOLS Everytime You Shop Ray & Kenny’s Your Dollars Support Your Scholars! The Education Advantage Program has started at Ray & Kenny’s. % 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. 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 OregonDavis Schools. The school collects the receipts and can bring them in to our store bi-monthly to receive a 1% cash rebate. The school can use the money to buy supplies, audio/visual equipment, team uniforms, computers . . . anything that’ll 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 And Are Actively Involved With Numerous Local Organizations
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children and great-great-grand-children. She was the oldest member of the Walkerton United Methodist Church and will be remembered for all the good she has done in the community all down through the years of her life. God bless you, Nellie, and happy 100th birthday. Guests Sunday of Dorothy Reed were Dick and Lillian Reed, of
NORTH LIBERTY VFW POST 1954 Quinn & Tamarack Phone 656-4684 Friday, October 21 FISH FRY 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. ALL YOU CAN EAT Adults & Carry-Outs, $4 50 Children, $2.50
Three Oaks, Michigan, Jim and Audrey Reed, of Bremen, Craig and Jill Reed, of Diamond Lake, Cassopolis, and Craig Reed 11 from Oklahoma, Dorothy’s great-grand-son. In the afternoon Dick and Lillian Reed, Pearl Newcomb and Dorothy Reed called on Kirk and Mindy Reed and son, Brodie, in Hebron. They enjoyed touring their new home also.
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