The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 March 1974 — Page 12

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WALKERTON TOWN RO AER Walked n's Town Board (L 1el at th->,r meet.ig he’d in tie t wn counci ■ " •' '■ March 19 to ke. p: ■ ' mic st h« du <■ f c the tow:s -amtniy 1 mdfdl to he (pen during tie wok. / it |uest had been made to have tv- landfill open on Wednesday ftt-mans so certain manufactur. i g companies could d.spose of v <ste materials. The hours of tu* landfill Will remain in effect t < m VOO a m. till 4 00 pin., MonDvs. Tuesdays. Thuneiays. Frid tvs and Saturdavs. N < thet busne s the board r id* plans for a special meeting i M irch 26 to receive bids on the construction of a proposed c mfcrt station at Place Park. The board approved a suggest, i n by a resident that the yield on at Clark Street and Georgia S’. net he changed to a stop sign. ' A suggestion was also made for 1 >e board to consider appropriate i ’• n legat’d ne several mudholes corg the curb line of Clark S eet and the possibility of an •\< e.K;ve accumulation of sand on C; ”gia Street to be removed. C m dd Wray, general chairman f t the a.nnu d 4-H Horse Show, vas granted permission to u<e 1 e» pek f ( > that event on Sun. d tv. June 9.

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Mahlon Jacob presented plans for improvement of a vacant lot at U.S 6 and Illinois Street, with that area to be used as a parking I>t Jan- says the lot will )>• isphalted. land'capod and lighted and will pmv.de space for from 14 to 16 vehicles. The board g mted Jacob autln rity to make a opening tr< m the lot onto Illinois Stieet. also to make an opening at the rear of the lot into the alley with the sidewalk to be re. placed by one two inches narrower. making it hne up with the bank sidewalk in the same block on Illinois Street. Approval was al o given for several panels of plywood to be paced along the west fence of the tennis court in the town's recreational area on Washington Street. The addition of the panels will permit a single individual to practice at the court. The United Telephone Company of Indiana was given permission to bury telej^ione cable for a dis. tance of approximately 3.683 feet along the right-of-way from State Road 23 to the Glenview Estates area on Walkerton Trail. The board noted several existing violations of the junk vehicle (•dinance and agreed that the police department should be instructed to strictly enforce that ordinance.

ST. PATRICK’S WOMEN'S CLI B TO MEET St. Patrick Women's Club will meet on Wednesday. Apr.l 3 at 7:30 p.m. in St. Patrick School Hall. The program for the evening is to be announced. During the business session, attendance committments will be solicited for the Deanry of Catholic Women's Communion Breaklast to be held April 4. Members may place reservations for this event by contacting Mrs. Alex Laskowski at her residence. Mrs. Robert Legge will pre e ent the completed plans for the club’s visit to the RN Nursing Home, Teegarden. The visitation date is to be announced at this meeting. Hostesses for the meeting are Mrs. Helen Flaugher, Mrs. Elburt Place. Mrs. Dennis Groves and Mrs. Jerry Groves. COI NTY LINE (LI B MEETS With spring here, the County Line Club members came alive after not meeting during the winter months. They met on Mon. Stomach upset • by gas and acid? Di-Gel with Simethicone quickly relieves gassy-acid upset. * This unique discovery breaks up and removes painlul gas-bubbles. Your relief is more complete because Di-(]el takes the acid and the* gas out of acid indigestion. (Jet I)i-Gcl tablets or liquid today. Product of Plough, Inc. * PAPER DRIVE Noiih Libirty Cub Scout Pack 241 SAT., MARCH 30 9:00 a.m. - ? NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES There will be a bm at the United Methodist Church Parking Lot FOR PICK VP CALL 656-8228 2tm2B For SINUS Discomfort TAKE sinarest sinarest (o •• SPECIFICALLY FORMULATED FOR SINUS HEADACHE AND CONGESTION RWM'UJ corp. 8 PHARMACRAFT l' -VI H ; Box 1212 Rochester, New York 14693

day evening. March 18 in the home of Mrs. Calvin Kronk with 18 pi esent. Mrs. Fred Daniels was assisting hostess. It was election of officers for the club and those voted in to fill the offices were Mrs. Rudalph Elders, pres.dent; Mrs. Wilder Burnside, vice president; Mrs. Herald Hostetler Jr., treasurer; and Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn Sr., secretary. Also during the business meeting the months ahead were filled in With who was going to be hostess and assisting hostess. The birthday song was sung to Mrs. Erville Kaercher, Mrs. Eld-

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ers, Mrs. Hostetler and Mrs. Thomas Walsh. The door prizes were won by Mrs. Eugene Skin. ner and Mr:V George Barden. Other contest winners were Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. Burns.de, Mrs. Philip Waldron Jr., and Mrs. Ted Hostetler. During refreshments Mrs. Daniels was pleasantly surprised with a heautiful birthday cake which she shared with all. Looking ahead to April we will me«*t in th* home of Mrs. Philip Waldron Sr, with Mrs. Waldron Jr., assisting.