The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 April 1996 — Page 8
INDEPENDENT NEWS — APRIL 4, 1996
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HAPPf ADS HAPPY ADS Start at $3.00. Heavier copy or double size ads $6.00. A Happy Ad used for adver* tising an event or business are $6.00 for normal copy. A Happy Ad with a picture start at $9.50. We do not take Happy Ads over the phone! Happy Ads must be pre-paid. We reserve the right to accept or reject any Happy Ad. It is our desire to keep the Happy Ads to the intended use . . . sending a message of happiness to an individual or group. Deadline for Happy Ads is 12 Noon on Tuesdays! Happy 40th Birthday Rick Wedding April 10th Love Always, Cindy & Caitlin A Big Thank You To Bonnie Kurtz And Family For Taking Care Os Our Boxer Dog When He Was Lost At The 1-70 Rest Stop And Getting Him Home Safely God Bless All Os You Billie, Rickie, Sarah, Brad, Georgeann & Ruth Ann Edwards Wayne & Shirley Kane Guys & Gals SMOKER Sat., May 4 Begins At 6 p.m. At The Walkerton Fire Station Tickets sls Each Purchase Your Tickets From Any Fireman Every 25th Ticket Drawn $15.00 Last Ticket SI,OOO Happy Birthday To The Chapmans Kenny, Nancy Jeff & Ray Love From D. L. S. Happiness Is St. Pat’s Alumnus Making “State” In The Geography Bee! Congratulations Alan Holland St. Patrick School Class Os ’95
Congratulations ION I 'l' I' <2 I I LISTS MBB M MJ OK Alan Holland We Are Proud Os You Mom, Dad, Maria And Andrew A Big Thank You To Joe & Karen Sue For A Wonderful 80 th Birthday Dinner At The Hayloft What A Joy To Be With All The Grandchildren I’ve Been So Blessed With Such A Caring Family Love, Mom Join Us For EASTER SUNDA Y April 7th Three Services To Choose From Or Attend All Morning 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service “The Visitor” 8:15 a.m. Early Worship Adult Choir Will Present Excerpts From “Sacrifice Os Glory” By Dave Clark & Russell Mauldin 9:30 a.m. Sunday School For All Ages 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship Service With The Praise Band, Youth Choir & 4 & 5 Year Old Class Presenting Special Music A Resurrection Message Will Be Given At The 8:15 & 10:30 Services Congratulations Michael Dooms And Christina Hahn Representing St. Patrick School 3rd Place In The Northern Indiana Regional Science & Math Fair At Notre Dame’s Stephan Center Band Booster SPRING RAFFLE Supports Future Band Band Trips Tickets SI.OO Each Call For Tickets And Information 586-3195 Raffle Continues Thru April 27th
Happiness Is Watching St. Pat’s Alumna In Her 6th Stage Role! Congratulations Amy Dooms St. Patrick School Class Os ’9l Band Booster Sponsored SPRING RAFFLE Get Your Tickets From Any Band Student Raffle Continues thru April 27th EASTER BUNNY Will Be At RAY & KENNY’S SATURDAY April 6th 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. SPRING MEETING ENJOYED BY LADIES The Better Homes Exten-* sion Club met on Monday, March 25th at the home of Evelyn Eddinger. The president, Gerri Ruby, opened the meeting with the pledge to the flag and then all repeating the club creed. The minutes were read by Mary Hahn and the birthday song was sung to Mrs. Eddinger and the anniversary song to Norma Eddinger. The election of officers was held with Marty Malstaff being elected president; Norma Eddinger, vice president and Naomi Personette, secretary. The Spring Fling will be held on May Bth at the Esther Singer Building, 4-H Fairgrounds, South Bend. Theme for the day is “Garden Party.” Dinner will be $5.75 per person. The group is planning an outing to Amish Acres, in Nappanee, with Norma Eddinger in charge. The citizenship report was given by Mary Hahn on tornadoes and she read a story about the Palm Sunday tornadoes, that we all remember, to well. Ruth Ullery read a poem, “Parents Pray.” Mrs. Eddinger then shared her experiences with corn beef and cabbage and how to cook it. The April meeting will be at the home of Alice Walker. Door prize was won by Mrs. Ullery. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. *** In England, Germany and other countries children roll Easter eggs against one another or down a hill. The egg that stays uncracked longest is the winner.
People . . . Places . . . Things . . .
CELEBRATES 80th BIRTHDAY Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. George (Goldie) Matz, of Walkerton, were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fournier, Erik, Kelli and Abby, of East Moline, 111. They were here in celebration of the 80th birthday of Goldie Matz. Other guests on Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett, of South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brennan, of Edwardsburg, Mich, and Polly Klopfenstein, of Walkerton. A dinner was enjoyed at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday at Al’s Diner, Koontz Lake, in celebration of Goldie’s birthday. Goldie received many lovely gifts, flowers and cards and she wishes to thank everyone who thought of her on her special day. CHESS TEAM COMPETES AT STATE The top 32 chess teams from around the state were invited to compete in the State Chess Tournament, held in Terre Haute, on Saturday, March 23. The team from Urey Middle School was one of those teams. The team of Andrew Ross, captain; Mike Alexander, Luke Batman, Cliff Slater and Adam Mitschelm represented UMS. The team participated in five rounds of play and finished 14th overall. Andrew Ross finished with the best individual
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record for UMS with four wins. The team is coached by Lisa Cox. ENJOY VISIT Ray and Pat Carbiener guests on Sunday were Mary and Howard Sisk, of Mishawaka, Laurie and Collette Rodriguez, of Niles, Mich., Patty Markle, Kay and Greg Howell, of South Bend, Louie and Helene Doczy, of Mishawaka and Gina Morgan, Paula and Brian, of Chicago, 111. Brian and Paula are spending the week here with their grandparents while on spring break from school. CLUB TO MEET The Oregon Township Homemakers Club will hold their first meeting of the year, on Tuesday, April 9th at 12:30 p.m., at Al’s Diner, Koontz Lake. President, Pam Kaplowitz, asks that members should try to attend this meeting as there are many issues to be discussed and reviewed for the coming year. The club meets the second Tuesday of each month and extends a welcome to new members. Our sympathy goes to the Richard Germain family and the family of Alvina “Bubles” Germain, a long time member, who passed away on March 22nd. A Foot Clinic will be held on Wednesday, April 10, at the REAL Services Nutrition Site, by appointment only.