The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 October 1967 — Page 7
Named Program Director For St. Joe Co. TB League ; 3<Uyp'- (« - *■'" / juL V Mrs. James T. Bullinger of North Liberty has accepted the position of Program Director of The Saint Joseph County Tuberculosis League. The tuberculosis league is placing a great deal of emphasis on a “child-centered” health education program and as one of her duties Mrs. Bullinger will be directing this program in the area schools. Mrs. Bullinger is a graduate of Clay high school and the Gale Institute in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Befor accepting the position with the tuberculosis league, Mrs. Bullinger spent 7 years as an executive secretary with the sisters of the Holy Cross Hospital Association with hadquarters in South Bend. She is a member of the North Liberty Order of Eastern Star and presently a member of the Rainbow Advisory Board in North Liberty. Walkerton Town Board News Th Board of Trustees of the Town of Walkerton convened in regular session, Tuesday Eve-
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ning, October 17th, with full attendance of the board. Minutes of previous meeting were approved and present outstanding claims presented for consideration and authorized payable from respective funds. Street Commissioner Russell Ruby advised that United Blacktop Pavers, Westville had completed all contract work except portion of contract calling for the placement of 6” gravel base and 2” asphaltic concrete to an area 170' x 12' in placement of 6” f gravel base and 2” asphalt concrete to an area 170' x 12’ n , the 400 block of Ohio Street. Firm was authorized contacted and request that contract work be completed in the immediate future. Police Chief E. C. Ward was authorized to purchase decal markings signifying Walkerton Police on both sides of town’s police patrol car. Board also approval the placement of order for twin beacon lights, bracket and cable for the mounting on top of police car. Various matters pertaining Police Department operations and mode of activities were also discussed . with Chief Ward. Utility Supt. K. L. Knepper re- | ported that Jollie Back, an employee of the department for the past 12 years had submit ted his resignation effective as of October 21th and had accepted other employment in a local plant. Lowell Jevning, 412 Michigan Street was interviewed by the Board and following same his application was accepted and authorized to report for duty on November Ist, Further review was made of price quotations of Stahl Metal Products, Inc. and McCabe-Powers Body Company for a Heavy Duty Lin*' Construction and Maintenance Body and following review an order was authorized placed with the Stahl Metal Products, Inc. of Cleveland. Ohio for replacement of present utility line truck. Notice to bidders was authorized prepared and advertised requesting' bids for a 2 ton chassis upon which new line construction body will be mounted. Upon the delivery of new equipment, estimated at 120 days, the present line construcion
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truck will be offered for sale to interested bidders. Due to Municipal Election falling on next regular meeting date of Tuesday, November 7th, the meeting will be postponed to November Bth, The Board Room having previously also designated as site for voting on election day. Balance was spent in general discussion of various municipal matters and departmental activities. □ - □ HOSPITAL NEWS □ D K Street Division Hospital Dionisios J. Giftakis, Earl Fitzgerald, Henry Charles, Mrs. Lucy Ullery, Mrs. Warren Allen and Pontus Holst rom all of Walkerton and Mrs. William Waller of Tyner. Pine Like Division Hospital Master Charles Bolze, Walkerton. Parkview Hospital. Plymouth Mrs. Kathleen Feiner and Mrs. James Brown of Walkerton and Mrs. Arthur Skinner of Tyner. □——— — — □ BIRTHS □ - □ A daughter, October 11, to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Toma] .of Walkerton in the E Street hospital, Laporte. A son on October 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sellers of Walkerton in the E Street hospital, LaPorte. A son on October 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Vandall of Walkerton in the E Street Hospital, LaPorte. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weldon of Walkerton a son on October 15 in Parkview hospital. Plymouth. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Banks of Medina, Ohio on October 15. little David Worthington Banks, weighted in at 6 lbs. 3 oz. Mrs. Banks is the former Paula Hewitt. □—— — — 0 THANKS □—-— - — O I would like to extend my sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors and the North Liberty Fire Dept, who sent flowers and cards of sympathy expressed upon the death of my mother.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY "Meet Your Candidates” WED., OCTOBER 25 8:00 P.M. Community Building WALKERTON Refreshments Will Be Served
OCT. 19, 1967 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS
Mrs. Carolyn Singleton and family I want, to thank all my friends, neighbors and relatives for the cards, flowers and kindness while in the hospital, and now at home. Again, all I can say is Thanks. Mrs. Wilfred Reinhardt BETTER HOMES EXTENTION CIA B TO MEET MONDAY Members of the Better Bonu s
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Extension Club are asked ’ ) bring coffee cans for Beatty’S Hospital cookie project at the meeting Mon lay night at 730 p.rn. at the Community building, Mrs. George Warner and Mi '. Charles Minter will give the lesson on ‘'diabetes.” Mrs. Hairy Fry and Mis. Clyde Bick are hostesses. The way of the transgressi r is sometimes hard to beat.
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