The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 March 1974 — Page 12

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MARCH 7, 1974

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LEGAL NOTICE OKDLN \N< E NO. 1-19'4 \n Ordinance annexing contig. v u- tenitorv to the Town of \ i.ktriin, St. Jo vph County, ] Luua and providing zoning c. . ; c iti n therefor ai’.TEAS, the Board of Town '1 .-D. of the '] >wr. of Waikert i have concluded that the fol--1 ving described territory lying ( diguous t<> the corporate limits o the Town of Walkeron, St. j vph County, Indiana, be ani \ed and declared to be a part i . the Tow: of Walkerton and t it sa.d territory be provided v. th th« zoning classification set f -th Ix’low. BE IT ORDAINED by the Bo! of Town Trustees of the Ten of Walked :i, St. Joseph C maty. Indiana, th d a majority o the owners of lair’s hereinafter c • fix'd ha', ng heo'ofore jntit red this Board to have their lor!. !■> ug inrmed itcly adjacent t. c. 1 .'ontiguous to the corpora limits of the Town annexixi t i.id made a part of the Town o: Walkerton, and it appearing t the Board of Town Trustees tl it ’he annexalio” of said lands u .1 not materially affect others t: ri tho^* j>et tinning, and the I‘. ird having heretofore concluded that said lands are so situate as t logically Ire a part of the corp tale limits of the Town of V I’kerton St. Joseph County, Ind ma. NOW. THEREFORE IT IS RES LVED ANO ORDAINED AS FOLLOWS: That the teal estate d< -riibcd as: A part of the Southwest quart'-; (! f the Northwest quarter '.f Section 21 in Township 35 North Range 1 West desert - ed as common ;ng at th. Northeast corner thereof: thence So..th n ‘lie Fast Ine thereof t d: lance of 4xo feet: thence inning West to a piint on the Weterly line of the right-of-way of the Chicago, Indiana and Southern Railway (form•rly the I I & I Railway) also known as the Penn Central Railroad: thence Northeasterly end with the Westerly line of th<> right-of-way of said railroad and on the line of the corporate limits of the Town of Walker, ton to a point where said Westerly line of said right-of-way in. teisects the North line of the said Southwest quarter of the Norhwe't quartci of Section 24; heme Ea-tcrly and on the North line of ..aid Southwest quarter of said Northwest quarter to the place of beginning, ’ md are hereby annexed to and orp rated into and made a part the Town of Walkerton. St. J <ph County. Indiana, and are 1 *reby designated and zoned as < mmercial md or industrial lands. RE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND ORDAINED that this or. i canoe shall become effective f hw i up >n its passage and the Town Clerk is hereby author, ize 1 and d reeled to certify a 1 ov of th s Resolution to the '! County Commissioners o; S’ Joseph County, Indiana, and

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to enter a copy of said Resolu. tion at the office of the Recorder of St. Joseph C Hinty, Indiana, and to notify all other authorities hav.ng t> d> with such matters as to the annexation accomplished bv this ordinance. PASSED THIS 19th day of February. 197!. Carl Ddl, Town Trustee Douglas Baker. Town Trustee George Ochs, Town Trustee Waller Heil. Town Trustee ATTEST: Wayne Cover Town Clerk I, Wayne Cover, the duly elected and acting Town Clerk of the Town of Walkerton. St. Joseph County, Indiana, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing oid,nance is a true and exact copy of the ordinance of annexation passed at the regul ir meeting of the Board of 1 own liu-leu.> >n the 19th day of February 1974, which o.dinance was immediately upon passage duly spread of record upon the m.notes of the Board of Town Trustees in the manner and form as above set forth. Wayne Cover Clerk, Board of Town Trustees Walkerton Ij OBITUARIES i I Mrs. Esther riotrouicz Mis. Esther S. Piotrowicz. 51. route 2. Walkerton, died as a result of injur.es suffered at 1:19 a m. Sunday at State Road 4 and Taylor Road, near Fish Lake, in LaPorte County. The eastbound car she was driving was struck head on by a westbound pick-up truck driven by Paul Bodie, route 3, I-aDnte. LaPoite County Police, who invest.gated the accident, charged Bixlie with driving without an operator’s license. Deputy county coroner Lewis Juday pronounced Mrs. Piotrowicz dead at the scene due to a broken neck. Mis. Piotrowicz was an employ, ee of American Home Foods Corp, of LaPorte. She was born De. eemlx r 31, 1922. at LaPorte, and had lived in the area most of her life. She was married April 10, 1948, at LaPorte. to Stanley Pio. trowicz, who survives. She was a member of St. Anthony's Cathol.c Church, Fish Lake. Also surviving are five children: Gerald, of Kalamazoo. Mich.; Jody and Stanley, of Fish Lake; Mrs. Julia Kautz and Mrs. Shir, ley Welch, b ith of LaPorte; eight g: andchildn n; her parents, Mr. and Mis Gunnard Peterson, Roll, mg Piairic; ix brothers; Adolph, of Mountain View. Ms; Arthur, of Brownsville. W.-c; Carl, of New Buffalo, Mah : George, of Elkhut; and Raymond and James, h; th of Rolling Prairie; and one sister, Mrs. Jane Kanter. New Paris. Sei vices were conducted at 11:00 am., Tuesday, at Haverstock Chapel. LaPorte. with Rev. Joseph Panavas, officiating. Bur.al

was at Woodlawn Cemetery, Walkerton. Nestor Kiryluk Services for Nestor Kiryluk, 80, rente 1 Grovertown, were conducted at 10:00 mm. Monday at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Walkerton, with Rev. Anthony Letko, pastor, officiating. Burial was at Woodlawn Cemetery. Walker, ton. Mr Kiryluk died at 2:30 a.m. Saturday at his home alter an illness of one year. A retired blacksmith. he was born Odd er 27, 1893, in Poland and came to Grovertown 15 years ago from Chicago. He was a member of St. Patr,ck's Catholic Church. He was married in 1921 in Poland to Agnes Kita, who survives. Also surviving are six daughters and 12 grandchildren. MU 4- Nellie Small Mrs. Nellie M. Smau, cl, route 1, Grovertown. d.ed at 2:15 a.in.. Sunday at Starke County's Memorial Hospital, Knox, after a seven year illness. She was born S.ptemlxr 6. 1*92, at Tipton, and came to Grovertown 23 years ago from Chicago. She was married Ft bi nary 28, 1909. at Tipton to George Small, who survives. Also surviving are f.ve children: 11 grandchildren; 15 great.grand, children and three great-great-grandchildren. Services were held at 2:00 p.m. Tuesday at Pannell's Funeral Home. Hamlet, with Rev. Ernest Giant, officiating. Burial was at the Grovertown Cemetery. Mi*l, Faina Heffernan Mrs. Edna Heffernan, 76, of Koontz Lake, route 3. Walkerton, was found dead in her home about 1:00 p.m. Saturday. She had been de id since late Wednesday, according to Starke County Coroner. D. Rannels. She was born on November 15, 189*. in Chicago and came to Walkerton nine years ago from

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Florida. Her husband preceded her in death. Services were at 2:00 p.m. Monday at the Nus-baum-Elkin Funeral Home Walkerton. with Rev. Anthony Letko, pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic Chnrch, officiating. Burial was m Wotidlawn Cemetery, Walker, ton. Stella Stella A. Dipert. 70, of route 3, Walkerton, died at 4:15 a.m. February 27 at the Miller Merry Manor Nursing Home at Plymoutli. after an extended illness. She was born January 22. 1904, to William and Wilhemnia (Ruttschow) Emberger. She had lived in Walkerton 30 years, coming from Niles, Michigan. On July 26, 1941, in LaPorte, she married Garold Dipert, who preceded her in death on July 24, 1973. She is survived by three cou. sins. Services were at 1U:OO a.m. Sat-

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urday at St. Patrick's Cath< Church with the Rev. Anth Letko officiating. Burial wa. Woodlawn Cemetery. Walkert । Infant Ginny Bealor Ginny Marie Bealor, ini daughter of Sheree Linn Bea 303 Michigan St.. Walkerton. ( at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Febru, 26 at the Osteopathic Hosp South Bend. Private grave, services were conducted at 2 p.m. February 28 at Woodla Cemetery. Walkerton, with I Clyde D. Wake, pastor of T7nite<l Methodist Church. W; erton, officiating. Mr. Fixit (the handyman): hear you have samething 1 that doesn't work." Idle Mechanic’s Wife: “I s have. He's in there on couch!” Sell it through the want ads