The Independent-News, Volume 122, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1996 — Page 4

- INDEPENDENT NEWS — NOVEMBER 7, 1996

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE

Attention to parents and grandparents. Do you have a burden for your children and the temptations and peer pressure they have to face each day at school? Come join other parents and grandparents as we gather together at the Walkerton Community Church, located at the corner of Van Buren and 23, each Monday, during November, at 8:15 a.m. to pray for our children and their schools. Several weeks ago, Harold C. Urey Middle School had the dedication of their newly renovated school. What an amazing transformation! Only a small portion of the former school could be identified. The young students appeared to be most proud to be participating in the opening ceremonies. But the segment of the program that impressed me was the dedicatory address of Dr. William Carter. He gave a detailed recollection of Dr. Harold C. Urey visiting in Walkerton, his academic achievements and Dr. Urey’s personal view on several matters. The address of Dr. Carter should be made available to anyone who questions the peace character of Dr. Urey. Walking the halls and classrooms of the school, a person saw the pride in the school personnel, as they explained their particular area. The John Glenn School Corporation and the townspeople should be justly proud of the new Harold C. Urey School. Amybelle Wardman IN MEMORY Os VIOLET LUCILLE DRAKE Mother, Sister, Grandmother & Friend It doesn’t seem possible that it has been nearly two years since Mom passed away. Two years since we brought home the boxes of ' memories and keepsakes. Two years since we unwrapped a glass, swan music box that played one of Mom’s favorite tunes. We wound it and suddenly the room was filled with rainbows. We’ve been asked how we can stand to have her things around us. And there are times when tears come. But our granddaughter, who is too young to remember her greatgrandmother, sometimes walks through the house gently touching, “GrandmaGreats?”, she asks. She knows everything has a story. Even at two and a half she recognizes the love

behind the stories and never tires of hearing them. And when those times come that we miss her so much it hurts, we go upstairs and wind that swan music box and as we watch and listen — the pain leaves us. For that surely is Mom there —a beautiful song, dancing in the sunlight. Paula Hazen Words are not enough to express our gratitude for all the food, flowers, prayers, acts of kindess and expressions of sympathy at the passing of our wife, mother and grandmother. A special thanks to Miller’s Merry Manor, OMNI Medical Clinic, Pastor Lowell Hutsell, Marsha’s Flowers & Gifts and Rannells Funeral Home. We will never forget your kindness in our hour of need. Merle Schaunaman Pam, Les, Jessica and Heather Cable Cathy & Paul Cleveland Jason & Lori Cleveland Words cannot tell you how greatly we appreciate the thoughtfulness and hard work you showed Tom in putting in the bleachers at our park in North Liberty. We would like to thank the following people for all their contributions: Wells Aluminum, Roy & Peggy Clark/Clark Memorials, North Liberty Lions Club, Shoemaker Welding, Les Stewart, Junior Sims, Charlie Williams, R & M Enterprises, Ralph Morris and Pam & Dave Craft. Also thanks to all our family and friends who attended the memorial. With deepest regards, Kathy, Michael & Adam Daugherty The family of Eula Northam would like to thank their friends, neighbors and relatives for their support during her illness and passing. A special thanks to Sherry Klinedinst and Fred and Millie Daniels for their beautiful music at the memorial service and to Dr. Lacy for his words of comfort. Thank you to the United Methodist Women for the delicious dinner after the service and to all who sent flowers, cards and gave to her memorial fund. Your kind words have been a great comfort to all of us. Robert & Nancy Northam and Family Elsie & John Neill and Family Betty & Howard Helton and Family CARD CLUB NEWS On Thursday, Oct; 31, Halloween, the senior card club gathered with the following pinochle winners, Crystal Lawrence at 723; Helen Verkier at 709; Nor-

ma Brems at 690 and Liz Moreau at 668. REAL SERVICES NEWS FROM WALKERTON Last week on Monday some of the volunteers took over for the day. Then on Tuesday the volunteers continued as Betty Clapper, director, has been under the weather. The Leighton Center entertained us with a slide program and music using old-fashioned instruments and songs. On Wednesday we were entertained by Maxine Worthington and friends to a large crowd. On Friday was our usual sing-a-long with Verice Walz at the piano and Virginia Anhold leading the singing. Coming up on Nov. 11 we will again be entertained by Maxine Worthington and friends then on Nov. 13 the foot doctor will be here and the Oct. and Nov. birthdays will be celebrated with Florence Seeking and Verl Haag to entertain. Thanks to all the great volunteers who have helped while Betty couldn’t be here and we also wish to extend a special thanks to those who help in any way. You all are very much appreciated! On Tuesday, Nov. 12, at--11:30 a.m. a program on Health Related Pleasures will be presented here at the site. REAL SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM MENU NOVEMBER 11-15 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 Apricot nectar Sliced turkey w/gravy Bread dressing Peas Dinner roll w/margarine Pumpkin pie with whipped topping Milk, tea, coffee 34 fat/91 cholesterol 990 calories TUESDAY Apple juice Hamburger on bun with tomato slice, lettuce and mayo Baked beans Creamy cole slaw Red gelatin with mixed fruit Milk, tea, coffee 24 fat/78 cholesterol/ 853 calories WEDNESDAY Grape juice Grilled chicken fillet with BBQ sauce Whole potatoes Mixed vegetables Whole wheat bread with margarine Angel food cake Milk, tea, coffee 16 fat/55 cholesterol/679 calories

THURSDAY Tomato juice Liver & onions Mashed potatoes Broccoli & cauliflower Dinner roll w/margarine Cinnamon applesauce Milk, tea, coffee 14 fat/393 cholesterol 573 calories FRIDAY Orange juice Ham and beans Collard greens with bacon and onions Cornbread with margarine Fresh banana Milk, tea, coffee • 19 fat/55 cholesterol/908 calories At many points along the Amazon, the river is too wide to see one shore from the other.

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