The Independent-News, Volume 122, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 31 October 1996 — Page 7
REAL SERVICES NEWS FROM WALKERTON Senior Citizens gather Monday thru Friday at the REAL Services site, in Walkerton, and welcome all newcomers to join them. Call the day prior to when you wish to attend to eat with us and a reservation will then be made for you. Last Monday we were happy to welcome two new people to our group. A poem was ready by Eleanor Leming entitled, “Have you planted your garden yet?’’ This was followed by the table prayer. /Sy On Tuesday Mrs. Leming read some jokes to entertain the group and then gave the table prayer. On Wednesday our site director, Betty Clapper, read some jokes to help cheer us up. Thursday was our Flu Shot day and a large number of seniors took advantage of this. Entertainment*® * by Florence Seekings, Verl Haag and Walt Holderread was enjoyed. Kay Hampe gave the table prayer. Friday we had our usual sing-a-long with Verice Walz at the piano and Virginia Anhold leading the singing. Coming up on Nov. 11 we will be entertained by Maxine Worthington and friends; Nov. 13 the foot doctor will be here as well as this is the date for the Oct., Nov. and Dec. birthdays. Classifieds — WORK!
OUT OF BOUNDS ;! SPORTS BAR • 622 Roosevelt Rd. Walkerton ? ! 586-9052 J; • Us Out In November . . . !; : SI.OO CAN BEER 0 ; ON MONDAYS [ Celebrate ‘! ; HALLOWEEN with us... < 1 Steve Foresman & ? ;! • The Lost Dogs J; THURSDAY ;! ;! OCTOBER 31 !; ;! 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. ;• l[ UpComing Events <! NOV. 16th — POOL TOURNAMENT I; I; NOV. 23rd — DART TOURNAMENT !; NOV. 30th — RAFFLE FOR A 27” TV !; Support Our Pool & Dart ( ! ;; Leagues By Purchasing Raffle Tickets For A ;! ![ 27^ TV and/or $300.00 Worth Os Groceries ]’
REAL SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM MENU NOV. 4-8 The menus are subject to change without notice and due to the diets of some people, the food is not highly seasoned. Please make your reservation the day prior to when you desire to attend. MONDAY Grape juice Pork cutlet in mushroom sauce Scalloped potatoes Capri blend vegetables Whole wheat bread with margarine Two cookies Milk, tea, coffee 30 grams of fat/126 milligrams of cholesterol and 784 calories TUESDAY Apricot nectar Chili con carne with saltines Cornbread with margarine Cottage cheese with pineapple rings Fresh orange Milk, tea, coffee 23 fat/68 cholesterol/759 calories WEDNESDAY Cranberry juice cocktail Turkey tetrazzini Whole baby carrots Italian bread w/margarine Blueberry dessert Milk, tea, coffee 22 fat/99 cholesterol/858 calories THURSDAY Apple juice Potato soup with saltines Tenderloin on onion bun with mayo Corn O’Brien Blushing pears Milk, tea, coffee
FRIDAY Pineapple juice Sliced ham Sweet potato patties Pea and cheese salad Rye bread w/margarine Tapioca pudding Milk, tea, coffee 27 fat/105 cholesterol 779 calories Auxiliary Unit Receives Many Awards At District The 1995-96 reporting year of activities for the American Legion Auxiliary proved an active and hardworking group of members. President Alice Flaugher, of Orville Easterday Unit 189, Walkerton, announced the many awards presented to members or the unit for the past fiscal year. Third District awards were made to Mary Clark for the Children & Youth program; Marthe Malstaff, History; Alice Flaugher, Ist place in the Senior Poppy Corsage contest and to Judy Gravenor for the Chaplain’s Book of Prayers. The unit and members were most pleased to receive the following Department of Indiana awards for par-E-Z STUMP REMOVAL Reasonable Rates BILL ELLINGER 586-2167 Walkerton FULLY INSURED
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ticipation and reporting in the past reporting year. Junior member Samantha Coburn, Ist in poppy coloring contest; Dept, citation to Unit from Indiana Veterans Home, Judy Gravenor, chairman; Certificate of Merit to unit for their excellent Merit Score; Citation to unit for receiving 100 percent membership; Citation to unit for receiving the Florence Conner Americanism award reporting “Most Consistent Program; Citation to Amybelle Wardman for receiving the Florence Conner Award; Citation to unit for receiving the Thelma Butler award for “Best Year Around Program of Patriotic Music at unit meetings’’; Citation to Amybelle Wardman for receiving the Thelma Butler
| .For Your Present Needs I B When You Are I HOME for I the holidays I I Tdgyftl SHOP AT the I 114 rd E x P ress Holiday | |Uj t) Craft & Gift Show | £ Where you will find that special gift for your favorite 1 J relative, school teacher, bus driver, student or friend. 1 I DOOR PRIZES ALSO! 1 | SATURDAY, NOV. 30 | t 10 A. M. to 4 P.M. } « A I Walkerton Youth Building 1 606 Washington St. 5 1 1 Block North Os Elementary School •
Award; Citation for Public Relation “Best Press Book’’ for unit under 200 members, Amybelle Wardman, chairman; Dept, revolving Thelma Butler plaque award for “Best year around program of Patriotic music at unit meetings; Dept, revolving Florence Conner plaque for unit reporting the “Most Consistent Program’’ in Americanism; Dept. Helen Moore plaque for “Best Press Book’’ to unit under 200 members. National citations were awarded to the unit for exceeding membership goals and a plaque from the National President of the American Legion Auxiliary to Indiana’s Woman of the Year, Amybelle Wardman. For all the accomplishments of the chairmen and officers.
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