The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 2, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 May 1995 — Page 9

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Dear Friends, Thank you very much for your visit during National Nursing Home Week to Miller’s Merry Manor. I hope you enjoyed meeting with our residents and staff as much as we enjoyed meeting with you. Please remember that our facility is always open for you to visit. If in the future you would like to pay us a visit, please feel free. Your visits are always welcomed and greatly appreciated. Again, thank you for your time and consideration during National Nursing Home Week. We look forward to meeting with you in the future. Activities Director Asst. Activities Director 3^^

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Tri Kappa is pleased to announce the outstanding 6th grade students from North Liberty Elementary School. The outstanding 6th grade girl is Marianne Allsop, who is the daughter of Judy and Wayne Allsop. The outstandine 6th grade boy is

Philip Crone, who is the son of Sue and Gary Crone. A $50.00 savings bond is given to each winner and their names will appear on a plaque in the main entrance of the North Liberty Elementary School. Congratulations Marianne and Philip. Lucy Ferch Promoted At Ist Source Bank Lucy L. Ferch has been promoted to assistant manager of Ist Source Bank’s Walkerton Banking Center, according the Glenn Borden, regional president of the Community Banking Division. She began her career with Ist Source in 1984, when she joined the Plymouth Banking Center as a teller and sales representatives. In 1991 she was promoted to banking center operations manager at the Walkerton Banking Center and in 1992 became a consumer loan interviewer. She is a graduate of North Jud-son-San Pierre High School and has received her general banking diploma from the American Institute of Banking. She and her husband, Roger, reside in Hamlet with their children, Ashley and lan. HESTERS CABIN BED & BREAKFAST xg Peaceful Night Or Weekend In Our 1830 Restored Log House (Reservations Only) 71880 St. Rd. 23, Walkerton

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MAY 25, 1995 — THE INDEPENDENT NEWS -

Merita Allsop Winner In Sew America Contest Merita Allsop, of North Liberty, was a first place winner of the 13-19 year olds in the craft category of the Sew America Creativity Contest. Recently she received prizes including a Baby Lock computer sewing machine, sewing and craft book library, Ofray ribbon kit and a years supply of Simplisity patterns. The contest included 6,500 entries. The winners of the contest will be featured in the August edition of Good Housekeeping magazine. Merita will be a 10 year 4-H member this year, is a 1994 graduate of John Glenn High School and is attending IUSB.

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BOWLING NEWS

Adult Youth League May 2, 1995 T&R 4 0 Strikers 3 1 The Bouncers 3 1 A&L 13 The Rugrats 1 3 High team series: Srikers 751, T & R 722. High team game: Strikers 285, T & R 257. Adult high individual series and game: Lynn Couch 483 and 180, Rae Ann Alexander 434 and 168. Youth high individual series and game: Andy Holston 378 and 143, Theresa Alexander 232 and 83. We still have room for a few teams, one adult, one youth per team with play Sunday, May 28th through July 9th, at 6:00 p.m.