The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 December 1994 — Page 9

tained the Patrick family for their Christmas get together on Christmas day with a 4:00 p.m. dinner. Those present were Nell Patrick of Walkerton; Phillip Patrick of South Bend, and friend Judy of Plymouth; Skeet and Carol Buttener and son Jimmy, of LaPorte; and also Paul and Jill Richey and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richey; Theda Carlson of South Bend and Gladys Sheneman. All enjoyed watching the movies of their last year Christmas over at the Buttener's in LaPorte. Travis and Joan Holmes once again held their Christmas morning brunch on Christmas day morning of 24 years for the following, their daughter Kari and husband Jay and son Evan, of Crete, Illinois; their son Michael and his wife Kari, of South Bend; her mother Ethel Rauen; his mother Ethel

HOPE IT S A / HAPPY ONE! Dr. Glenn Wisnieski 409 Roosevelt Rd. Walkerton

n new It gives us great Cc k / " ' JP 1 1 pleasure to wish all of our friends the Lz w • best for 1995. // i Just Sew Country Crafts 712 Roosevelt Rd. Walkerton

HAPPY NEW mm YEAR TO EVERYONE... A big thanks for your patronage and lots of luck in the new year! John Small Insurance 300 Michigan St Walkerton

Holmes; and next door neighbor Gladys Sheneman. All enjoyed a gift exchange and a delicious brunch. One hundred thirty-five members of the Church of Christ attended the Christmas eve service with the Gary Brooks family in charge. They really made Christmas come alive and all lit a candle in closing and filled the outside of the sanctuary and sang Silent Night. What a beautiful sight to behold. Christmas day guests of Jack and Shirley Norris were Ted and Cindy Woolett and family, Jackie Norris, all of South Bend; Adam and Sherri Mann and family, of Bremen, and Lola Pavey who is now making her home with them. So please remember, give her a call at 656-8523 or drop her a line. Yes, even Santa Gaus appeared at the

HAPPY 1995 ft \Z • / al / <4' ?' 'Z ■ .. We hope your New Year will grow up to be a huge success! Hidden Bu-Tee Salon 413 Michigan St. Walkerton

door bringing gifts from afar. What a Christmas. Betty McCormick was a Christmas eve dinner guest of Tish and Tom L. McCormick. Christmas evening Betty was hostess for twenty-four members of her family and some of their friends at an evening luncheon and gift exchange. Christmas eve guests at the home of Charles and Helen Hensley were Denny and Sue Lemert, Ronnie and Kim and Mitchell Lemert, Randy, Sharon and Kaylee Lemert, Wayne and Sandy Tumbleson, Jeff. Dawn and Connor Tumbleson, Todd and Melissa Duley, Keith Duley, Vaughn. Barbara, Brett and Krista Eastbum, Terry Janice and Ryan O’Connor and Audrey Arnold. We took pictures of our three new arrivals under the Christmas tree. On December 17 Denny and Sue Lemert entertained Gary, Teresa. Deanna, Lynn, Stacie and Eric Lemert from St. Louis, Michigan. Also present were Charles and Helen Hensley, Wayne and Sandy Tumbleson, Jeff. Dawn and Connor Tumbleson, Ron, Kim and Mitchell Lemert, Chris, Christine, Dylan and Dalton Lemert. Vaughn, Barbara and Krista Eastbum, Terry, Janice and Ryan O’Connor. ENTERTAIN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR Caroline Shupert and Betty McCormick entertained members of the North Liberty United Methodist Church choir, their spouses, and families at Betty’s home following practice on Thursday evening. Floral pieces sent to be used on the serving table were presented to Caroline, church organist and Betty, church pianist. Honored choir members Elta and Max Steele have sung in and served the choir for over fifty years. They were surprised when they were presented a lovely holidayfloral arrangement from the choir. Judy’s Beauty Salon 207 W Center St North Liberty 656-4491 MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN Curtu Umparm - Spyro Ptrnu Curling Iren & Hair AccMioriei - Jewelry Coemeuct - Ear Pwrang - Partumai GIGI Home He» Removal Sukoika Hair Products WALKINS WELCOME OpM Manon TkwrUtf In**, Ir.-u, CWM Otyt T MiOtf 0 WMOMM) MmWw toMtev a TkuriOty taanagi Shut-In. Hospital & Nursing Home Service

HAW HEV YEAR ‘m v' w *7 ' ** * VSr •' ’ '-/f Cheers to a great year from all of us! Happy New Year everyone! Al’s Diner 8067 N. SR. 23 Koontz Lake

DECEMBER 29, 1994 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

Madelyn Nelson, choir director, was presented a pin and earring set featuring tiny pink china roses. Madelyn puts in many hours preparing music and working with the choir in order to have musical responses and special numbers at each worship service. Her dedication is greatly appreciated

tot i MO May fortune smile on you and yours in the coming year. Creekside Cards & Gifts 100 N. Main St. North Liberty

§2O V tow* From us to you: best wishes for a new year that's bubbling over with happiness! Jack’s Citgo Service 409 Indiana St. Walkerton

IT'S TIME TO WISH YOU A fA' / X I * HAPPY NEW YEAR Hoping the New Year brings the best to you and yours. Tractor Shop Video 103 W Canter St. North Liberty

NOTICE There will not be a North Liberty Community Center Board meeting Monday, January 2, on account of the holiday. The next meeting will be February 6, 1995, at 7:30 p.m.

Happy New ^ar Louderback Tax Service 805 Monroe St. Walkerton