The Independent-News, Volume 96, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1970 — Page 3

WALKERTON TOWN BOARD The Board of Trustees of the Town of Walkerton convened in regular session, Tuesday Evening, April 7th with following in attendance: Pres. R. A. Nusbaum; V-Pres. G. W. Ochs; Trustees C. E. Dill and K. E. Huffstetter. Following acceptance of minutes of previous session and the allowing of outstanding claims the Board accepted the following Police Activities Report for March: 4 property damage and 2 personal injury accidents; 22 traffic arrests; 26 warning tickets; 17 parking tickets; 7 traffic complaints; 6 funeral details; 30 motor checks; 10 messages delivered; 11 attempts to locate; 21 assists to motorists; 27 assists to other departments; 27 special details; 24 business irregularities; 20 miscellaneous complaints; 6 lost articles reported; 5 recovered articles; 3 dog complaints; 6 animals disposed; 2 missing persons reported and returned; 2 disorderly conduct complaints; 8 family complaints; 2 larcenies reported; 1 breaking and entering; 1 stolen car reported and recovered; 1 bicycle recovered; 9 cars impounded; 3 criminal arrests; 5 juvenile complaints; 1 juvenile arrest; 4 summons served; 1 vandalism; 1 lost child returned home; 2 salesmen permits; 4 illness complaints; 3,126 miles patrolled. In local hearing. Board approved the transfer of $3,000 from services contractual account to equipment account In the Motor Vehicle Highway Fund and transfer of $6,534.00 from Electric Cash Reserve Fund to General Fund wages account. Matter is now to be referred to the Indiana Board of Tax Commissioner for final hearing and expected apporval. As per legal advertisement, bids were received for a used tractor and front end loader with a minimum 2^ cubic yard capacity. Bids were received from A. H. Choitz and Co., So. Bend; Indiana Equipment Company; Stockberger Machinery, Inc. and Korte Bros., Inc. of Fort Wayne and McAllister Machinery, Inc., Indianapolis. The bids were all tabled for further study and review and probable personal inspection by Board prior rendereing a final decision on the matter, perhaps at next official meeting to be held April 21st.

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Additional fire insurance coverage was authorized placed on the Muncipal Building with an additional coverage of SIB,OOO to be divided equally between 4 agencies that presently carry the co-insurance coverage on the building. It was authorized that adequate coverage of the town’s fire station be procured in the near future prior to the town making final peyment and acceptance of building from the contractor, Aulm Construction Company of South Bend. Only minor installation are still required at the new fire station and is expected that in immediate future a move from uptown quarters at rear of the Municipal Building will be taking place. Board was visited by 4 members of the John Glenn Sophomore English Class, namely, Michael Klopfenstein; James Betz; Joseph Van Wanzeele; Donald Norton and accompanied by their teacher, Mrs. Debra Haffey, who informed the Board the class was writing themes regarding local water and air pollution and inquired of the Board concerning their knowledge of the matter and what steps the Board was doing to correct conditions if some did exist locally. Board advised preliminary survey of sewage system that had been conducted by the C. E. Williams and Associates, South Bend engineering firm and of application the town has filed with Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board seeking Federal and State Funds to assist in construction of a sewage treatment plant and additional mains and interceptor lines and were awaiting the outcome of their application request. Air pollution, while not considered a serious local problem at present, minor local problems were discussed. Probable proposed St. Joseph County Air Pollution Ordinance being prepared for possible pasage within the near future by the County Commissioners will do much to control most known undesired conditions. □ —TTZZTT— o OBITUARIES □ a Robert Kane Robert Kane, 77, a lifetime resident of North Liberty, died at 3 pm. Tuesday, March 31, in the Carlyle Nursing Home after an extended illness. He was a retired farmer. He was born August 15, 1892 in North Liberty and on September 4, 1915

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married Augusta Hanson who died December 14, 1954. He then married Lilian E. Fox on April 11, 1959. She survives with two sons, Harry D. and Marvin E, both of North Liberty; a daughter, Mrs. Paul A. Albright of South Bend; 11 grandchildren; two brothers, Eldon and Allen Kane, both of North Liberty, and a sister, Mrs. Lola Moon of Lakeville. Services were at 2 pm. Friday in the Nrth Liberty United Methodist Church with Rev. Charles Patterson officiating. Burial was in Eastlawn Cemetery . Mr. Kane was a member of the church and a 50-year member of the St. Joseph County Farm Bureau. Charles Edward Martin Charles Edward Martin, 61, of 806 Jackson Street, Walkerton, died at 9:30 am. Saturday at his home after an extended illness. He had been a machinst and had worked at Beatty Memorial Hospital, Westville. He was born September 10, 1908, in Vicksburg, Michigan, He had . lived in Walkerton most of his life. He married Mary Elizabeth Cohee on June 27, 1931, in Walkerton. She survives with two sons, Charles R., of Chillicothe, Illinois, and Donald M. at home; three daughters, Mrs. Thomas Ball, of Logansport, Mrs. Duane Rhodes, or North Liberty, and Mrs. Norman Hostetler, of North Liberty; 12 grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Eunice Six, of North Liberty. Services were at 3:30 p.m. Monday at the First United Presbyterian Church, Walkerton, Rev. Ken Bergner, officiating. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. He was a member of the Oddfellows Lodge in Walkerton, and a member of the Royal Order of Moose, Plymouth. ‘ Ora E. Metcalf Funeral services tor Ora E. , Metcalf, age 56, 814 West Madi- । son, Plymouth, who died at Memorial Hospital, South Bend, Wednesday* morning were conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. at , the First Brethren Church, Teegarden. The Rev. Claude Stogsdill, pastor, officiated. Burial was in the Polk-Center

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Cemetery on Road 6. Mr. Metcalf was a manager of the Dairy Queen in Plymouth and had lived in Plymouth for three years. He had been ill for one week. Born July 27, 1913, to George and Emma Robinson Metcalf at North Liberty, he married Faye Couts May 1, 1937 at North Liberty. He was a member of the First Brethren Church of Teegarden. Surviving besides the widow, are one son, Eldon Lamar Metcalf, of Plymouth; one daughter, Mrs. Barbara Bunton of Colorado Springs. Colorado; two sisters, Mrs. Everett Wilson of Mishawaka and Mrs. Nina Price of Buchanan, Michigan. There was one grandchild. William O. Bromley William Oscar Bromley, 62, route 2, Walkerton, died at 3:10 p.m. CST Friday at the E Street Division Hospital following an extended illness. He was born January 24, 1908 in Elkhart to Arley and Lucy (Stroup) Bromley. Both preceeded him in death. He was married on June 19, 1929 in North Liberty to Lucy Wolff, who survives. Mr. Bromley lived in Walkerton the past 14 years, coming from Crumstown, Indiana. He was a retired farmer and also retired from the South Bend Lathe company. He was a member of the South Bend Apostolic Church. Surviving are his wife, one son, Larry O , New Carlisle; one daughter, Mrs. Elaine Kujawa, South Bend; two brothers, Maurice, New Carlisle and Richard, South Bend; two sisters, Mrs. Dorman Wolff and Mrs. Eugene Olszeweki, both of South Bend; and seven grandchildren. One granddaughter preceded him in death. Funeral pervices were at 2 p.m EST Monday at the Nusbaum Funeral home, Walkerton, with the Rev. George Eicenger and the Rev. David Hob officiating. Burial was in the Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. On planning your future never count too much on what somebody else will do for you.

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