The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 October 1980 — Page 11

E>ISI PHOTOS BY MICHAEL Free Lance Photographer * Weddings ★ Anniversaries ★ Portraits * Candid Shots MICHAEL PEARISH P. 0. Box 153 Walkerton, Indiana PHONE 586-3570 After 6:00 p.m. FOR RENT — Walkerton upstairs apartment, partly furnished. Year lease and references required. Branson Hiatt, call 5862363. Walkerton. s2stf [OSE WEIGH! Safely and effectively. Face it you want Dex-A-Diet II once a day capsules. Jacob Drug Store, Walkerton. 3to2p FARM SERVICE EXCAVATING FARM DRAINAGE AND PONDS Phone ROBERT MATTOCKS 586-3977 After 5:00 p.m. Walkerton Wil l DO ODD JOBS, roof repair, painting, yard work, farm work, etc. Call after 5:00 p.m.. Gene Brems, 586-3720, Walkerton. 7tn?n MAKE AN OFFER — In house sale continues for its Final weekend. Everything wdl go at a reasonable price. You can name it. Tables, chairs, dishwasher, paintings, glassware, skiis, shelves, light Fixtures, and much more. October 4 and 5. 9:00 am. - 7:00 p.m off Rt. 23, Koontz Lake. L<x>k for signs by gas station. o2p FOR SAI F — Large bassett china hutch, real nice, ( all 58b ”233. Walkerton. o2p NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ESI ATE 3292 b In the Circuit Court of Starke (ountv. Indiana. Notice is hereby given that Edward Petitgoue was on the 22nd day of September. 1980, appointed: adminstrator of the estate of Florence Margaret Petitgoue, deceased All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due. must File the same in said court within Five months from the date of the First publication of this notice or said claims w ill be forever barred. Dated at South Bend, Indiana, this 22nd day of September. 1980. Nichol. Wallsmith A Weaver 52 E. Washington St Knox. IN 46534 Irvin J. Manus/ak Clerk of the Probate Court for St. Joseph ( ountv. Indiana 2t09 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Alcoholic Beverage Board of St. Joseph Countv. Indiana, at 10:00 a.m., on October IS. 1980. at the ( itv ( ountv Building. 3rd Floor Conference Room. 22” W Jefferson Blvd., in the cits of South Bend in said countv. will investigate the Propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit bv the following

FOR SAI I — 1977 Adventurer SF 1 2 ton Dodge pick up. Regular gas. power steering and brakes, automatic, air, good, dean condition. (all (219) 586-2154. Walkerton. 2to9p WAN I I D IO DO — C orn or soy beans. Combine rows 28 to 3b inch. 13 ft. grain head. Dependable equipment and reliable. Can also supplv 350 bush el grain truck. Phone 586-3701. Walkerton. 2to9p FOR SALE — Mise, items Fridav and Saturday only, b drawer desk, pipe threader with vise. Angus oven with rotisserie, and many yard sale items. Russell Holmquist. Route 4. Box 213, southwest end of Kixmtz Lake. Phone 586-271 1, Walkerton. o2p R & A Carpet Cleaning Phone 586-3048 or 586-3547 Walkerton FREE ESTIMATES GARAGE SALE — Thursday, Fridav and Saturday. October 2. 3 and 4. 10:00 a.m. till 6:00 p.m. State Road 23 south of Nursing Home. Jollie Back. Walkerton. Rollaway bed. old linens, ladies and childrens bicycle, milk can. luggage. McCoy A Hull pottery , nice women and children cloth ing. much more. No early sales. o2p FOR RENI — Lakefront 2 bedroom home. October thru May. SIM).(X) per month, plus utilities. ( all 586-3839 after 6:00 p.m. or before 8:00 a.m. o2p YARD SALE — Sale starts on Thursday. October 2. Have closed my shop and we are moving out of state. Bettv’s Antique Shop. Statu Road 23. Koontz Lake. o2p FOR SALE — Old solid wixxl din ing room table with six chairs. Has been refinished. 67199 Smilax Road or call 656-8025. North Liberty. o2p FOR RENI — A frame, Koontz I ake. S VX) a month plus utilities. Efficiency apartment. Koontz lake. Sl5O a month, utilities in cluiled. 5 bedroom home on lake. $350 a month plus utilities, (all lakeside Realtv. 586-2580. Walkerton. o2tf person and location listed herein, to wit RR I 021”4 MeCrav’s Coaches Inn. Inc., 1 K McCray. Pies , Bremen; D. G. Gilbert. Secy.. 1004-06 Roosevelt Rd., Walkerton. Ind., liquor. Beer and Wine R< tailer Said investigation will be open to the public Indiana 'coholic Beverage Commission, Bv Brute Mela run. Exec Seely.; James D Sims, ( hairman. United Pentecostal Church 800 Van Buren Street Walkerton. Indiana Pastor Stephen P Binion I hursday. Bible Study . Sunday School. 10:00 a m. Sunday Night Evangelistic. ”30 p. m "I was glad when thev said unto me let us go to the house of the I ord." Walkerton • 'nited Methodist Church 1000 Georgia Street Rev. Woh.-rt Gearheart Pastor IHURSDAY. OCTOBER 2 7:00 p m.. Agape Prayer Group. FRIDA! . SATURDAY A SUNDAY. OCTOBER 3. 4 A 5 leadership And Motivation I raining at Oakwixxl

Christmas Lay-A-Ways ON SALE NOW For The Family CB Mobiles - $49.95 & Up Regency Scanners SBS 50 & Up CB Base - $99.95 & Up Radios — Tapes — Stereos Tapes & Records On Sale Appliances - Pots & Pans Mise. Dishes - Razors Cameras - Games - Balls Bicycles - $59 00 & Up Electric Mopeds $295.00 & Up High Mileage Vehicles 1 4 2 Passenger, 100 Miles Per Gallon Custom Built Small Cars A New Technology PETE’S CB SHACK . 405 Ohio St., Walkerton SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4 9:00 a.m., Ihe choir will be having a bake sale at the Farmers State Bank All donations will be appreciated. Funds will be used for outside leadership at the ( hoir Retreat in November. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5 9:15 a.m., Sunday SchixM for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 6:30 p.m.. Sr. High Youth to meet at Della Hochstetler’s home. lUFSDAY. OCTOBER 7 "30 p.m., The Ruth Circle will meet at Cleo Aw aid’s home. WEDNI SDAY, OCTOBER 8 6:(X) p.m.. Children’s Choir rehearsal TOO p.m., ( hancel ( hoir rehearsal. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 9 :00 p.m.. Agape Prayer Group. First Presbyterian Church 512 Georgia Street David K Barnett. Pastor SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5 World Wide Communion Sundav. 9:(X) a.m.. Morning Prayers. 9:30 a.m . Fellowship and Gathering. 10:00 am.. Church Services. Communion. 11:00 a.m., Sundav School. 9:30 p.m., WTCA FM (94.3) “Reflections" — Music and medi tations. MONDAY. OCTOBER 6 7:00 p.m., Christian Education committee meeting at ( hurch. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBFR 8 10:00 a.m.. Mary ( ircle meets at (hurch. SATURDAY. OCTOBER II 5:00 8:00 p.m.. Fellowship (lub's chicken supper and bazaar in the Fellow ship Hall. "Whosoever will, mav come A R C. NEWS I he Assixiation of Retarded ( iti zens met this month at the Mar shall Savings and loan in Plv mouth President. Mrs Paul Bail cv, of Bourbon, conducted (he business meeting Plans are being Finalized to send each member a calendar of AR( events and meeting dates. We urge all members to fill out and return their cards ARC now has a new mailing address. Direct all correspondence and inquiries to ARC Post Office Box 343. Plymouth. Indiana 46563. Ihe new name contest is cur rentlv being held for our organi zation. and a prize will be awarded to the winning name chosen Names should be submitted no later than October 15. Members discussed how thev could help with the transitional Open House the Mental Health will be hosting in November Plans are being made to have our annual "Jesse leathers lea at the November 18 meeting. Speak ers from the local Epilipsv Group w ill speak

OCTOBER 2, 1980 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS -

NOTICE All parents ol children enrolled in special education programs in J F SSI are invited to attend a meeting on I uesdav. October 14. at TOO p m. at Lincoln Junior High School located at 220 N. Liberty Street. Plv mouth. The meeting is being conducted bv the Indiana Department of Public Instruction. Division of Special Education during their visitation to review all J I S S.E. special education programs. The purpose of the meeting is to explain the program review process and to provide an opportunity for parents to talk with the review team regarding various aspects of the special education progra m. The visitation team will be spending three davs interviewing teachers, administrators and other school personnel and reviewing records and policies and procedures related to the special education program. A questionnaire is being sent to randomly selected parents of children enrolled in special education. It a questionnaire is not attached and vou wish to complete one for the review team, please call the J.IS.S.E. office at 936-262” and a copy will be sent to vou. Questionnaires will also be available at the meeting. NEW C.P.A. FIRM IN BREMEN Ernest R Starr, C.P.A.. and Leonard P. Wildauer, C.P.A., have formed the accounting Firm of Starr A Wildauer. Certified Public Accountants. effective October I. at 119 N. Center St., in Bremen. Starr A Wildauer offer a broad range of accounting and auditing services for individuals and local businesses. A partial list of serv ices includes: compilation, review, and audited Financial statements, bixikkeeping. income tax planning, income tax return preparation, payroll tax return preparation, pro forma financial statements, assistance with S.B.A. and FmHA loan applications, accounting systems design and installation, lease purchase analysis, and operational reviews. The firm has its own inhouse computer for processing pavroll and accounting records, and w ill sixvn have a financial statement processing program completed. Non-Credit Courses Offered At And Ila College Margo DeMont. Director of Admissions and of Continuing Education at Ancilla ( ollege. announces a series of non credit courses for the Fall Semester. Some classes have just begun, other begin in October and will continue for six or eight weeks. Designed for teachers, parents and other interested adults, an excellent training program (JAI) lelcvision Awareness Training, began on Fridav evening, September 26. and will run for eight week end sessions lelcvision Awareness training is a course providing the framework of evaluating TV's presence in our homes and lives. The basic pur pose of I A l is to aid viewers who are confused, worried, frustrated, indifferent or bewildered bv the multitude of opinions about television. Ihe sessions deal with vio lence. sex. stereotv ping, advertising, children’s programs, news and strategies for change. The classes started Friday even mg. September 26 from ”:00 to 9 (X) p.m and then continued on Satur dav. September 2”. from 930 to 11:30 a m. and 1:00 to 3:00 p.m 1 he same format will continue on Fridav and Saturday. October 3 and 4 and Oi tober 18. Meeting on Mondavs from ” (X) to 8 30 p.m.. beginning October 6 and continuing for six sessions is a class in Photography designed for beginners Ihe course includes

basic Hmm camera operation, focus, exposure, Filtration, light mg. posing, etc. There will he critiques of student work as well as studs of good photos Ihe Speed Reading class is designed to increase both reading speed and comprehension. It will meet on four successive Tuesdays from ;00 to 9:(X) p.m., beginning October 14. On Wednesday evening, October 8, from :00 to 8:30 p.m., a class in Hatha Yoga will begin and continue for eight Wednesdavs. The course concentrates on exercise and relaxation as a means of preventing body breakdowns. 1 his course has been popular at Ancilla the past four years. Basic Income lax. also on Wednesdav evening beginning October 15. will teach one how to file the 1040 1040A income tax form. The basic understanding of what is required and what one needs to do to prepare for when the tax man comes will be of help when tax time arrives. Another popular class. Intermediate Swimming, begins Thursdav, October 9 and runs for six sessions. Correct swimming strokes such as the crawl, breaststroke and backstroke, etc., will be taught in an indoor pool from ”:(X) to 8:30 p.m. Computers — Their Use, will also run on six Thursdays from ” 30 to9:(X) p.m., beginning October 16. This course is designed for the administrator who is not a trained expert, but is using or thinking about using computer services. It provides the basic knowledge of the world of computers in laymen's terms. The course also provides an excellent introduction for those considering pursuing a career in data processing. Participants will become familiar with hardware, software, and special computer applications. A one-day. all dav Stress Skills Workshop is planned for Saturday. October 25 from 9.00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. This program is based on the American Hospital Association program and gives simple tips and techniques which help everyone to live with stressful situations in a more positive manner and thus avoid "burn out". Drawing And Painting For Children (ages 9 through 12) will begin on Saturday . October 11 from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. and continue for six sessions. Each session will be designed to further the drawing ability of each child and provide basic techniques in the use of pen cil. marker pen, as well as various mixed media processes. with the emphasis on painting tempera. The class is limited to the first 12 students w ho register and pax On November II only, at T3O p.m.. a tree program on Sophis ticated Methods of ( hantv Giving will be presented. I his program includes slides and a presentation on wills and estate planning It will illustrate how an individual or familv can benefit bv giving to a charitable institution and thereby increase the dollar value of their estate As a group presentation, the panel with include Arthur I Route. Jr.. Iron’ the law firm of Roule and Raeison. in LaPorte; Albert \ Hinton, CPA. from the accounting Firm that carries his name; and John ( Hargrave. ( LU. of the insurance firm of Hargrave, Hargrave and Boston Inc A nominal fee is charge for most of the classes Some classes will be limited to IS students Ordtnarilv, a minimum of ten students is necessarv to hold a class Only paid registrants are considered en rolled; and anyone affected bv a cancelled class will be re imbursed in lull Interested persons may register at the college between 8:30 a.m and 5:00 p m Registration mav also be completed by telephone bv calling Mondav through Fridav between 8 30 a.m. and 5:00 p m Ihe phone number is 9368898. Drive Safely

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