The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 31, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 January 1977 — Page 2

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WALKERTON TOWN BOARD NEWS The Board of Trustees of the Town of Walkerton met in regular session Monday. January 3 with William Elkin presiding Gladys Prentiss. Michael Corbett and O C. White were also present. Ihe reading of the minutes of the December 20 meeting was dispensed with at this time. A discussion was held about the status of the tow n s Cafeteria Court An opinion by the Attorney General has been circulated that speed law violation fines must be sent to the state school fund How • ever, it was noted that court costs mas be retained Since the town has no docket fee established, the following resolution was presented bv Prentis for consideration RESOLUTION 1-19’7 WHEREAS. THERE ARE certain costs involved in the operation of a court, and WHEREAS. THE TOWN OE WALKERTON operates a traffic court. NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RESOLVED a Docket Fee charged with respect to all motor vehicle traffic violations shall be the sum of Ten Dollars ($lO 00). This resolution shall be effective from date hereof and all ordinances contrary to same shall be repealed. The resolution was seconded by Corbett and adopted this 3rd day of January. 1977. In other news a report was received from the humane officer for the period from December 10. 19 7 6. through January 3. 1977. He reported picking up 19 dogs, nine of which have been claimed or returned to the owners. Owners must purchase dog tags before they can get their animals back. He also reported that he has given a second warning to certain residents who have not contained their numerous animals. A police activities report for De ccmberr, 1976. was received and accepted. It appears elsewhere in this edition. Philip C. Waldron Sr was present to ask the b<*ard whether or not the area where he lives has representation since board members have moved since their election. He was assured that the entire town is represented. Ralph Wise. 602 Monroe St., requested approval of the board to establish a CB radio repair shop in the basement of his home. He was directed to obtain written approval of such action from his neighbors and place it on file in the town office before permission can be granted. Jim Wagner, United Telephone Co., was present to discuss emergency systems for fire calls and ambulance calls He gave several al

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ternatives and was directed to work with Mr Corbett to sec what svstem would be the best for Walk erton. Linder Pearish furnished copies of specifications drawn up for a new ambulance. The advertisement for bids will be made when the financing of the unit has been arranged she specifications are on file in the town clerk's office Leigh Roy Hahn brought in a re quest from the Fire Department that the fire radio and tower be moved to the fire station from the municipal building. It would then be manned by members of the fire department or of the fire depart ment auxiliary No action was taken on this request. Marvin Williams, utilities superintendent. asked for the purchase of a new salt spreader for better economy of man hours, vehicle use and salt. On a motion by Corbett, seconded by White, it was carried to obtain a new spreader at the lowest cost possible. Williams also discussed the anticipated needs of electrical supplies and materials for the year. There had been no suggestions from residents of the town for projects to be funded by Community Development grants. The town will make application for funds for some public works. A special meeting was called for 7:00 p.m. Monday. January 10. for final reading and action on a new salary ordinance. Walkerton Police Report The Police Department of W’alkerton submitted the following report of activities for the month of December. 1976: 11 property damage accidents I personal injury accident 3 traffic complaints 3 traffic arrests 10 traffic warnings 20 parking violations 1 fire detail 3 funeral details ’ attempts to locate 10 messages delivered 20 miscellaneous complaints 16 miscellaneous services 34 assists to motorists 9 cars checked for title application 3 special details 6 business irregularities 2’ assists to other departments 2 permits to salesmen 1 gun registered ’ dog complaints I larceny 6 family complaints 4 illness complaints 3988 miles patrolled by car B TEAM SPLITS IN TOURNEY On December 27. the John Glenn B Team avenged a regular season setback by defeating Culver 54-47

in the second game of Culver's Holiday Tournament. Tom Moore and Conrad Kriskovsky paced the Jr. Falcons attack with 24 and 14 points respectively. Kriskovsky also led the Falcons with nine rebounds. followed closely by Mike Dreesscn with eight. In the final game of the B Team tournament Tuesday afternoon. December 28. Glenn battled Tippecanoe Valley's squad that had earlier defeated Triton 72-52. The Vikings hit 28 of 59 shots, outscoring Glenn by 16 from the field as tiic Falcons made 20 of 43. Glenn attempted to make up the deficit, hitting 22 out of 28 free throws while Tippecanoe Valley was scoring 11 of 17 from the line. After being down as much as 12 in the final period, the Jr. Falcons formed a late surge with full court pressure, cutting the Viking lead to three, before finally succumbing 67-62. Tom Moore again led the B Team Falcons with 29 points, while Kriskovsky and Bob Muncie added 13 and 10 points respectively. Kriskovsky again led Glenn with 12 rebounds. Leckrone and Tilden led TVS in scoring with 23 and 16 points. Tippecanoe Valley’s B Team is now 8-1 while the Jr. Falcons are 6-3 heading into the 1977 part of the schedule. Second Semester Os Adult Ed. To Begin January 17 The second semester of adult education at John Glenn High School will be starting on Monday, January 17. The credit classes being offered on Monday arc math. U. S. History , and accounting. On Tuesday the classes arc government, typing I and 11. welding, and music theory and composition. On Thursday the classes are advanced sewing. English, and office machines. There will be several non-credit classes again this semester. A recreation class will be offered for both men and women. Two (2) non-credit classes being offered for women are simple home repairs which will last six (6) weeks, and starts on Tuesday. March 1. The other is a powder puff mechanics course which will last eight (8) weeks and start on Monday. February 28. Anyone can pre-register or get more information about classes by calling the high school office, 5863195. Also registration forms can be found in area high schools, grocery stores and drug stores. Senior Citizens Have Happy Evening A pleasant evening at the Community Building on Monday evening. January 3. was enjoyed by 32 senior citizens of the Walkerton area when they met for their first LADIES Here it is the all new odorless perm called FORM 3 Regular Price $30.00 SPECIAL FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY $19.95 For More Information ( all 586-2239 Open 5 Days a Week Monday thru Friday With Evening Appointments Dorothy's Fashion Flair WALKERTON

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meeting of the New Year. When friends gathered at the tables. Mr. Leonard Beaty asked the blessing for the bountiful meal about to be enjoyed. Mr. John Zenon brought the meeting to order later and asked Elsie Elder, in the absence of Dorothy Walsh, secretary, to read the minutes of the last meeting. The attendance prize was won by Nora Hahn. Mr. Zenon thanked the hostesses, Virginia Waldron. Nellie Smith. Elsie Elder and Jeanette Guttman, for their attractive room preparations and announced that the February meeting would be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Skinner. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Beaty and Fayetta Dunn. Several spirited games of Bot toms Up were enjoyed before Mr. Dennis Bloomfield, Musical Director of Urey Middle School, brought pleasure to the group when he presented eight of his 7th and Bth grade students in a delightful musical program. More games of Bottoms Up then were played till all the prizes which were furnished by the hostesses were won to bring to a close a happy evening SCHOOL LUNCHES Walkerton Elementary School JANUARY 6 - 14 THURSDAY

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Roast turkey Whipped potatoes and gravy Carrot sticks Bread and butter Pineapple Milk FRIDAY Macaroni and cheese Harvard beets Peanut butter sandwich Mixed fruit Milk MONDAY Chili soup and crackers . Cheese sticks Jelly sandwich pears Milk TUESDAY Chicken and noodles Mixed vegetables Bread and butter Rice krispies Milk WENDESDAY Hot dog sandwich French fries Buttered peas Pudding Milk THURSDAY Brans w ith ham Carrot sticks Peaches milk FRIDAY No school "No!” cried the female centipede crossing her legs, "a thousand times no!”