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Golden Anniversary, on Sunday, Oct. 6, from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., at the Walkerton Community Building. The couple request no gifts. United In Marriage Couple United In Marriage _ * s’ fM > ' .TO . ‘XA .. I Dara K. Cisney, daughter of Darell and Brenda Cisney, of North Liberty and Christopher L. Dunlap,

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son of Gary and Barb Dunlap, of Plymouth, were united in marriage on June 22. A four o’clock ceremony took place at the Pine Creek Church of the Brethren with Pastor Norman Replogle officiating. A reception followed at the North Liberty Community Building. Matron of honor and best man were Denise and Troy Hedstrom. Bridesmaids were Rhonda Vandall, Jennifer Annis and Kim Walls. Groomsmen were Greg Vandall, Jason Cisney and B. J. Walls. The junior bridesmaid and junior groomsman were Shannon Tingle and Christopher Walls. Ushers were Ryan Walls and Brad Annis. The couple took a week long honeymoon to Florida and they currently reside at Irish Hills, in South Bend. RECEIVES ACADEMIC HONORS AT BSU . Jessica Long, of 69309 Walnut Road, Walkerton, is

among the students from Ball State Univesity, Muncie, who have been named to the summer semester Dean’s List. Students on the list have earned at least a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale while enrolled for at least 12 credit hours. WHS CLASS OF 57 PLANS 40th REUNION On September 7th a committee representing the Walkerton High School Class of 1957 meet at the American Legion Post 189 to plan for their 40th class reunion. The reunion will be held on July 4 and 5, 1997. Plans for entertainment, [ STOP j I | CLOWNING I AROUND! | When you want j ! to sell j something fast, CALL | INDEPENDENT | NEWS ! L 586-3139 ! Ask For Sue or Cheryl ।

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dinner and meetings were discussed and the invitations will be sent out within the next few months. Committee members who gathered on Sept. 7th were Ruth Wilson Knowlton, James Hubert Haney, Shirley Sue Gaddis Drake, Jim and Judy Malstaff Martin and Jim Foster. Anyone wishing additional information on the upcoming reunion may call Shirley Stolberg Whitaker at 817/488-7869 or Jim Foster at 419/522-9503. OPEN HOUSE SET AT BUTLER Butler University’s Office of Admission will host an

) Tyner y ) IOOF LODGE | Tish Fry SAT., SEPT. 28 4:00 to 7:30 p.m. f At The £ TYNER COMMUNITY BUILDING f No All Fish Dinners * Sit Down Dinner i , Adults & Carry-Outs — $5.50 Children - $2.50 ’ ‘ Dessert Included With All Meals ( Carry-Outs Available I Kabelin True Value Hardware i Pre-Pumpkin Festival ■; INSIDE SALE SEPT. 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 THURS., FRI., SAT. & SUN. I; PRICES SLASHED UP TO 750/0 On Selected Items j [ EVERY DEPARTMENT FEATURES MARKED DOWN ITEMS ;; Shop Early In Our Toy Dept. For Great Pre-Holiday Savings! !! SHOP KABELIN AND SAVE I: 410 Indiana Street Walkerton I

Open House for high school seniors and their parents, on Monday, October 14. During the open house, seniors and their parents will take a campus tour, meet with Butler faculty and students and have the opportunity to ask questions about college life. Reservations should be made by Mon., Oct. 7, by calling 1/800/972-2882 or 317/940-8100. Registration begins at 8:00 a.m. and the program begins at Reilly Room on Oct. 14 and th4e program begins at 8:45 a.m. Deadline For Copy Is At 12 Noon On Tuesdays!

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