The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 11, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 August 1978 — Page 3

ENGAGED > M r ^Q| >!• \ W ' <*, *« "-v J ■ wll tT/'^x •U* If if* U K is w Mr. and Mrs. John E. Reed. Route 1. Box 56, Walkerton, announce the engagement of their daughter, Brenda Kay. to Larry McLean, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLean, Route 2, Box 267. Plymouth. The bride-elect is a graduate of John Glenn High School and is employed at Plas, Steel Products. Inc., Walkerton. A graduate of La Ville High School the prospective bridegroom is an employee of Ristance Wire. Bremen. A November 11 wedding is planned.

4-H WINNERS Results still being released from the 4-H Fairs in the area list the following: Polk Township In the leather project Daniel Martin received third place in Div 11. Cindy Petry, Div. 11l champion. Susan Fontanes, Div. IV champion. Rhonda Ernsberger. red ribbon; Teresa Ernsberger, red ribbon; and Steve Barger, blue ribbon in Di vision I.

, MAX E. STEELE, INSURANCE , NOTARY PUBLIC 110 South Maple Street 1 Phone 656-4641 North Liberty, Indians 1 " “ । AUGUST 26, 1978 BIG 11” x 14” COLOR ■ FAMILY PORTRAIT $5.00 Complete Coat ■ A portrait of yocr family as they are today Is the one treasure that Is sure to Increase In value to you as the years go by. I I Portraits will be delivered within four weeks. Additional portraits are available. A limited offer . . . one per household. Families only. No children without parents or guardian. , FOR INFORMATION CONTACT BEFORE: AUGUST 21, 1978 , The Walkerton ' United Pentecostal Church ] I Corners Os Hwy. 23 A Van Buren Walkerton, Indiana Phone 586-3704 REV S. P BINION ! LO’CONNELL’S Family Portraits,

Lisa Ernsberger. red; Juan Fontanes. blue; Amy Martin, red; Karmen Sahlhoff, red; and Troy Kerckhove, red in Division 11. Tammy Miller, blue; Jack Hurford. red; and Jeff Vcrhaeghe, blue in Division 111. Gene Amor, blue ribbon in Division IV and Ben Samuelson, red. in Division VI. In the ceramic judging Juan Fontanes was the reserve champion in Div ision 11 C arv /.artman. Division IV. reserve champion and Division V reserve champion was Jo Segraves.

Lisa Zartman was the Division VI champion. Ben Samuelson received the Division VIII champion. Receiving ribbons in Division I were Christina Amor, white; Joe Capek. blue; Zonda Hathaway, blue; Kirk Sandy, white; Amy Martin, red; Mandy Masterman. blue; Pam Peacock, blue and Jen nifer Swank, blue. In Division II were Chrisman Cole, blue; Cathy Capek. red; Mary Capek. red; Cheryl Cole, white; Cindy Hostetler. blue; Joe Pippenger. red; Larry Wise, blue; Monica Wise, red and Troy Kerckhove. blue. Division 111, Marcia Osborn, red. Division IV, Cathy Cole, white; Diann Haag, red; Barbara Peacock, red and Cindy Petry, red. Division V. Debbie Jenney, red and Mindy Nickel, blue. Division VI. Cynthia Cole, white and in Division VII Debbie Wolff, red. At the crocheting judging Karen Schmletz received a red ribbon in Division I. Needlecraft projects found Deb Jenney. blue ribbon and Lisa Schmidt with a red ribbon in Division 11. Lisa Zartman received a blue ribbon in Division IV. Pebblecraft project champion in Division I was Cindy Hostetler. Linda Spaid received a red ribbon in Division II of Pebblecraft. Lisa Parker was the reserve champion in Division 111 of Embroidery. Lisa Zartman was the reserve champion in Division VI. Receiving ribbons were Cathy Capek m Division I, red; and Mary Capek. blue in Division 11. I übe painting reserve champion was Larry Wise, he also won the champion in Division 111. Division II ribbon winners were Lisa Schmidt, red; Deb Jenney. red; and Marcia Osborn, white. Div. IV Karen Sahloff, blue ribbon and in Division V Diane Steinke, blue ribbon. Johnson Township In the swine judging last week Todd Anderson placed sixth with his 196-200 barrow; third place with his 210-214 barrow and sixth with another. He also placed seventh with a 215-219 pounder and second with a 224-226 pounder. Another sixth place went to him and his 235-238 pound barrow Other winners included Rod Keeling, 14th with his 201-205 pounder. Roger Keeling, sixth and Doug Keeling 14th in the 240250 pound class. Todd Anderson placed second in the lightweight pair of barrows Chris Buckmaster was the champion in the breeding halter 56 and over filly in the horse and pony judging. Becky Robison won the draft horse show manship w ith Colleen, a I.bOO pound Percheron. Linda Trent was the champion in the horses 56" and over senior rider. She received a blue ribbon as well as Doug and Roger Keeling. Linda was reserve champion in the horses 56" and over, senior rider, in class 8 and in class 12 she won the championship with Doug Keeling the reserve champion. Blue ribbons were won by Linda Trent, Doug and Roger Keeling. In the horses 56" and over senior rider in the 16 class Linda Trent was the champion and Roger Keeling, reserve champion, both received blue ribbons also. In the beef judging, Jay Wright placed fourth with his 980-1050 pound Angus and Jill Bolze was tenth in this class. Jay Wright placed first with his 1005-1055 crossbred. Jill Bolze was sixth with her 985-1180 pound iiereford. (’hip Bolze was eleventh with his 1120-1165 pound crossbred. Shorthorn judging in the 10101215 class Chip Bolze was eighth In the champion beginner show manship Chip Bolze was third. Sheep judging found Greg Williams in 11th place with his 111-119 pounder; Dave Chapman placed fifth with his pen of 2 in the 80-95 pound class and he also was third in the senior showmanship single ewe lamb class.

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - AVGUST 17, 1978

INDIANA STATE FAIR I he Indiana State Fair in Indi anapolis will kick off on August I" with a hot air balloon race near the fairgrounds grandstand area. That will be followed by a quarter horse race, and free evening fireworks. Fair performers will include Don nv and Marie Osmond (Aug. 18), the Rov ( lark Show (Aug 20). and Mac Dvis (Aug. 26). There also will be a horse pull on opening day, tractor pulls throughout the first three days, cheerleading contests, bake-offs, an auction of Indiana champion ham and bacon (Aug. 20). and Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association races August 21. 24 thru 26. Competitions, including roostercrowing, goat-milking, and tobac-

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEWIES In the matter of determining tax rates for certain purposes by Lincoln Township. St. Joseph County. Indiana. Before the Township Advisors Board. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Lincoln Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana, that the proper officers of said township, at their regular meeting place, on the 29th day of August, 19'8. will consider the follow mg budget: TOWNSHIP BUDGET CLASSIFICATION TOWNSHIP FUND Recreation nOO Pav of Trustee. Rent. Advertising jqo Clerical and Travel TOTAL FEDERAL Expense 3.600 REVENUE SHARING Books. Stationery. TRUST FUND 6.100 Print and Advertising 500 lOWNSHIP POOR RELIEF Examination of Records 150 FUND Other Civil Low nship Medical. Hospital and Expenses 1.135 Burial 2.000 IOTAL lOWNSHIP Other Direct Relief 5,000 FUND 5.385 lotal Direct Relief ' (XX) Fl DERAL REVENUE SHARING IOTAL LOWNSHIP TRUST FUND POOR RELIEF Fire Fighting 5.400 FUND 7,000 ESTIMATE OF FUNDS TO BE RAISED FINDS REQUIRED FOR EXPENSES TO DECEMBER 31st OF INCOMING YEAR Township Library Fund Fund I. I otal Budget Estimate for incoming year, Jan. Ito Dec. 31, 1979, inclusive 5,385 4,215 2. Necessary Expenditures. July Ito Dec. 31. present year, to be made from appropriation unexpended 3.590 3. Additional Appropriations to be made July Ito Dec. 31 of present year 4. Outstanding Temporary Loans to be paid before Dec. 31 of present year — not included in lines 2 or 3 5. Total funds required (add lines 1, 2. 3 and 4) 8.975 4,215 FUNDS ON HAND AND TO BE: RECEIVED FROM SOURCES OTHER I HAN PROPOSED TAX lEVY 6. Actual Balance June 30th of present year 2.104 faxes to be collect, present year (December Settlement) 4.4t>8 8 Miscellaneous Revenue to be received July lof present year to Dec. 31 of incoming year Schedule on file a. Special faxes 1,300 b. All Other Revenue 9. Total Funds (Add lines 6,7, 8a and 8b) ',B'2 10. NE I AMOUNI REQUIRED TO BE RAISED FOR EXPENSES IO DEC. 31st OF INCOMING YEAR (De duct line 9 from line 5) 1.103 11 Operating Balance (Not in excess of expenses from Jan. 1 to June 30, less miscellaneous revenue for same period) 3,365 12. AMOUNT TO BE RAISED BY lAX LEVY (Add lines 10 and 11) 4,468 PROPOSED LEVIES Net Taxable Property Walkerton 3,5'2.369 Net I axable Propertv 1 incoln Tow nship 2,810,290 NET TAXABLE PROPERTY b. 382,659 Lew on Amount to FUNDS Property Be Raised Township O' 4,468 Library 15 4,215 Poor Relief 04 2.553 TOT A1 2b 11.236 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TAXES COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED Tobe Collected Collected Collected Collected FUNDS 1975 1976 1977 19'8 Township 4,172 4.20' 4,4b8 4.468 Fire Fighting 2,704 2,989 5,058 0 Library 4,056 4.0" 0 4,215 TOTAL 10.932 11.273 9.526 8.n83 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be heard thereon After the tax levies have been determined and presented to the County Auditor not later than two days prior to the second Monday in September, and the levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure so to do. by the Counts Auditor, ten or more taxpavers feeling themselves aggrieved bv such levies, mas appeal to the State Board of lax Com missioners for further and final hearing thereon bs filing a petition with the Counts Auditor on or before the fourth Monday of September or on or before the tenth das after publication bs the Counts Auditor of tax rates charged, whichever date is later, and the State Board of lax Commissioners w ill fix a date for hearing in this counts Dated August 1, 19'8. Lloyd E Stephenson. I incoln low nship Trustee

co-spittmg contests, also will be featured. Admission to the fairgrounds is 52 at the gate; in advance. SI .50. Even well-fed dogs can need vitamins 1 A Sergeants ’9’ ' M Mm. - »