The Independent-News, Volume 105, Number 20, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 October 1979 — Page 2

OCTOBER 25, 1979 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

ARC OE STARKE AND MARSHAL! COUNTS TEA The annual leathers lea. sponsored by the Association for Retarded Citizens of Starke and Marshall County, was held on Tuesdax evening in the meeting room of The State Exchange Bank in Plymouth. Parents and members of the ARC were invited, and Special Education teachers from Jefferson. Webster. West Township, Washington and Argos schools were present. Refreshment and “Mixer" games created a cons iv lai evening Mrs. Don Erance. President of ARC. gave a warm reception to the guests, and she described the functions and aims of the local ARC She urged teachers and parents to become involved in the association, both tor the help they could offer and the assistance thex might receive. Refreshments were furnished by Joan Joyce. Lucille France and Nadine Keiper. Games were conducted by Mrs. Keiper. The next regular meeting will be held on November 2()th. at the MarshallStarke Development Center. The NARC 1980 calendars were dispensed by ARC treasurer. Mrs. Richard Joyce, to those w ishing to sell them. The calendars are beautiful, and sell for $1.50. proceeds going to the local and the

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national associations for the retarded. They can be purchased from Joan Jovce. I ucille France. Nadine Keiper or ordered through any member of the ARC. Duc to the time change in Starke County in October, the November meeting will be at 7:00 p.m. Plymouth time. This time will remain until the time changes again next spring. REACH TENTATIVE AGREEMENT I nited Telephone Company of Indiana offuals announced on October 19. that they have reached a tentative agreement with local officials of the C.W.A. The C.W.A. is awaiting contract approval from their national headquarters before presenting it to their members for a v ote. Negotiations between United T elephone and C.W.A. locals 5775 and 5”82 began October 2. The current contract was originally to have expired on October 14. but several expansions were granted as negotiations continued. A federal mediator was called on the scene October 11 after an impasse had been reached. If C.W.A. national officials approve the contract, it will be approximately one week before it is brought before union members for a vote.

Ihe C.W.A. represents 176 of I nited s 1.565 full-time workers. Included arc installers, repair and construction personnel, central office technicians and operators who work in United s Lawrenceburg. Decatur and Nappanee districts. NOTICE The annual St. Patrick Church feather partv will be held on Friday. November 9 at the school hall, Walkerton. Hostesses will be Marx Ann Giese. Joyce Legge and C arolc Powers. PHOTO You don’t have to be a millionaire or a genius to use a modern camera The latest automatic 35 mm SLR cameras can help you enjoy taking pictures with little effort. Today, a camera can be easy to use if you choose the right one. Here are some suggestions for selecting the one that's right for you. Choose a camera where all you have to do is set the lens opening, and the camera sets the correct shutter speed automatically. You just point, focus and shoot.

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