The Independent-News, Volume 104, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 January 1979 — Page 7

Pickle slices Cinnamon rolls Milk THURSDAY Pizza Potato sticks Corn pudding Milk FRIDAY Tuna salad sandwiches Potato sticks Green beans Lemon cheesecake Milk John Glenn High School JANUARY 22 ■ 26 MONDAY Pork sandwich Buttered rice Corn Fruit Milk TUESDAY Johnny marzetti Buttered green beans Carrot sticks Chocolate putting Bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Potato soup Ham salad sandwich Lettuce salad Lemon fluff Milk THURSDAY Ham and beans Cole slaw Orange jello with peaches Cornbread and butter Milk FRIDAY Fish Tri taters Buttered peas Cookies Bread and butter Milk Lady Falcons Boost Record To 9-1 Thursday The John Glenn Lady Falcons boosted their record to 9-1 last Thursday, January 11, when they played Culver Academy for Girls, 73-23. They were led by Tammi Tuttle and Barb Mann with 16 points each. Tuttle also captured eight rebounds. Traci Florian had 12 points and five assists and Patti Farrar had five assists. The Glenn B-Team also won by a score of 37-19 to put their record at

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6-2 for the season. Barb Peacock led the girls with 10 points to her credit. The Lady Falcons leading scorer for the varsity, Mary Huffstetter, injured her knee and will miss action in the immediate future. Box Score John Glenn fg ft p Kemp o 2 1 Mann 7 2 1 Huffstetter 2 1 0 Aitken 1 i 2 Tuttle 7 2 2 Farrar 3 1 2 Florian 6 0 3 Miller 0 0 1 Pavey 3 0 1 Peacock 300 TOTALS 32 9 13 Culver Academy Blahn ' 10 5 Hagenmeyer 5 0 3 Tyner 003 Tousley 0 1 3 Helms 2 2 1 Fuson 1 0 1 Brown 0 2 0 Hackbert 0 0 3 Martin 0 0 0 TOTALS 9 5 19 Elect New Officers And Set Installation Connie Clark, Worthy Matron of Walkerton Assembly No. 64 presided at the first stated meeting of Walkerton Assembly for the year of 1979. Election of officers was held. Kathleen Eddinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eddinger. of Walkerton, was elected to the station of Worthy Advisor for the ensuing term. Her public installation will be held on January 27, 1979, at 7:30 p.m., in the Masonic Temple. Walkerton. Other officers elected were Jean Scott. Worthy Associate Advisor; Crystal Clemons. Charity; Laura Cummins. Hope; Tara Bridwell, Faith; Dawn Carlson. Recorder; ' and Kathy Rohrer was elected 1 Treasurer. The appointed officers will be announced at the next stated meeting of the Assembly. 1 which will be January 22. Despite the below zero weather. 1 21 members attended the meeting * to witness the conferring of de--1 grees for Joni Back, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jolly Back, of Walk--1 erton. Her big sister will be 1 Tammy Whitteberry.

Guests present were Mr. Al Drews, Grand Lecturer of District 26; Nancy Peterson, Grand Chaplain of the International Order of Rainbow for Girls in Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lawrence of the Advisory Board; Paula Payton, Past Worths Advisor of Walkerton; Mr. Jolly Back, of Masonic Lodge No. 619 F & AM; and Mrs. Florence Erickson, Mother Advisor.

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The family of Tom Kerchaert wishes to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our relatives, friends, neighbors, Rev. David Barnett and the First Presbyterian Church for the prayers, acts of kindness and the experssions of sympathy at the loss of our son, father and brother. A special thanks to Dr. Hershberger and the Nusbaum-Elkin Funeral Home. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Kerchaert Kern and Johnny Kerchaert Mr. and Mrs. Jon Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ochs The family of Tom Kerchaert wishes to thank the C.B. Friends Channel 21 for the expression of sympathy shown at the loss our our son, father and brother. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Kerchaert Kim and Johnny Kerchaert Mr. and Mrs. Jon Kincaid Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ochs A big "Thank You" goes to the Town of Walkerton employees for their removal of the snow in the downtown area and elsewhere following the recent heavy snowstorm. The Independent-News “SONDAY” ENJOYED MY RESIDENTS By Florence Peek December 23 fell on Saturday but to three of us it was "Sonday". Doris Nowels was surprised by a visit from her younger son, Graydon. from Kendallville, Indiana; Pam Saylor received a suprise visit from her son, Douglas Williams, from Chicago and her grandson and granddaughter, Michael and Barbara; and Art and I were surprised by a visit from our son, Glenn, and his wife Joann, from Park Forest, Illinois, a granddaughter. Karen Knudson and her husband Douglas and our first great grandchild, Samuel, from Morris. Illinois, whom we had seen only twice before. These visits meant more than material gifts, especially since all had travelled a great distance. Then on Christmas Eve, Santa paid a visit to every resident, leaving a red felt stocking with each one’s name, filled with small gifts: apples, orange, hand lotion, cologne, candy bars, dietetic cream cookies, etc. This made a joyous Christmas morning. At noon Helen Murphy served us with a delicious dinner of baked ham, mashed potatoes, a sweet potato, apple, celery and marshmallow salad and pumpkin pic and coffee. The dining room was quite empty as many residents went out to spend the day with their families. The big party of the year was held on December 28, music being furnished by Roger Kronk and his band. The usual New Years Eve fun prevailed, helped by Amy Wardman and Pauline Klopfenstein. We thank all the organizations who visited us during the holidays and left gitfs for us. We thank the churches who served us on Monday nights and those who brought communion throughout the year, and also those who came for Sunday afternoon services. A big thank you to all. Two more of our residents have died. Pearl Stull and Laura Fair and

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS JANUARY 18, 1979

we have three new residents, Alice Pittman, Agnes Awald and Leslie Hazelbaker. Our laundry spervisor met with an automobile accident and had to stay home a few weeks. Ruth Dipert of "Housekeeping'' filled the vacancy except on Tuesday when Shirley Redman filled in and Saturday and Sunday when Sharon Luczky filled in. The void caused by Ruth’s filling in was taken over by Ward Straker graciously. 79 MAZDA RX7 OWNERS MAY GET REFUND All Indiana residents who have purchased a 1979 Mazda RX 7 in the last year may be entitled to a refund on their 1979 Excise Tax. According to the Indiana Excise Tax laws contained in Burns Statute 47-3601, Indiana Code 6-6-5-1, these vehicles must be classified as a second year vechicle after January 1, 1979 as they were offered for sale prior to August 1. 1978. If you have any question as to what you

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S (ABSTRACT) REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1978 UNCOLN TOWNSHIP, ST. JOSEPH COUNTY Balance Balance Funds Jan. 1 Receipts Disbursements Dec. 31 Township $1,601.10 $ 5,362.16 S 4.528.00 $2,435.26 Dog 274.00 190.00 360 50 103.50 Fire Fighting 358.88 5,258.06 5.444,81 1’2.13 Rev. Sharing 1.553.71 3,324.41 4.343.94 534.18 TOTALS 3.787.69 14.134 63 14.6” 25 3.245.0’ Details Os Receipts Source Amount TOWNSHIP FUND Taxes —June $2,913.65 1 axes — December 77 Settlement 2.448 51 TOTAI TOWNSHIP FUND 5.362.16 DOG FUND Dog Tax from Assessor 190 (X) TOTAL DOG FUND UKLOO FIRE FIGHTING FUND Dec. Settlement for 1977 1.712.95 June Settlement 3,395.11 Johnson 1 wp. 1 j Share for Radio for I incoln Johnson Twp. Fire Truck 150.00 TOTAL FIRE FIGHTING FUND $5,258.06 FEDERAL REVENUE. SHARING FUND Int. from Certificates 904.41 CD. 2.420 00 TOTAL FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND $1 324 41 DISBURSEMENTS Township FI ND Classification of Expense and Gross To Whom Paid Amount Pay of Trustee, Travel Expense, Office Rent and Clerical Help Lloyd E. Stephenson 3.000.00 Lcwella Stephenson 600.00 Total 3.600.00 Bixiks, Stationery & Advertising Byc-Mo'r 69,7 b Free Press 95.13 The Walkerton Independent 9’. 11 Walkerton Post Office 43.00 Total 305.00 Other Civil Township Expenses Ind. Trustee’s Association 50.00 Wayne Burch (agent) Bond 48.00 Linder Schmeltz Adv. Board 175 00 Edward Klopfenstein Adv. Board 1’5.00 Charles Cripe. Jr Adv. Board 175.00 Total 623.00 TOTAL TOWNSHIP FUND 4.528.00 DISBURSEMENTS Dog FUND Classification of Expense and To Whom Paid Amount St. Joseph Co. Auditor 174.00 Vera Amor 60 00 James Budd 12b.50 TOTAL DOG FUND 3b0.50 DISBURSEMENTS Fire Lighting FUND Classification of Expense vid Grou To Whom Paid Amount Fire Protection (contractual) Polk Township Irustce 1 .’44 81 Burk Communications 300 00 Walkerton Fire Department 3.400.00 TOTAL FIRE FIGHTING FUND 5 444 81 DISBURSEMENTS Federal Revenue Sharing FUND Classification of Expense and Gros* To Whom Paid Amount Free Press 8 82 The Independent-News Co. 15 12 Walkerton-Lincoln Public Library 4,225 00 Revenue Sharing Adv. Svc. 55.00 TOTAL FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 4 343 94 TAIL I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the receipts and disbursements of the above named township, that a complete and detailed annual report together with all accompanying vouchers showing the names of persons having been paid monev bv the township has been filed as required bv law m the office of the County Auditor, and that a copy of such annual report is tn custody of the chairman of the township advisory board Said report is subject to inspection by any taxpayer of the township Lloyd E Stephenson Trustee Published January 18. 19’9

have paid, contact your local license branch of the Excise Tax Department in the Bureau of Motor Vehicles at 31’ 6315’40 Any individual who paid for Age 1 on these vehicles after Januarv 1. 1979, is elgible for an Excise Tax refund. You should return to the License Branch for a free corrected registration and apply for a form 15TR This form must be taken to the county auditor’s office for the actual refund The Bureau of Motor Vehicles has already notified the license branches of this change. DENTURE WEARERS A maior advancement CUSHION GRIP DENTURE ADHESIVE one application holds comfortably yp tp 4 d^yj