The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 December 1980 — Page 7

COMMUNITY CALENDAR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 5:00 p.m. — North Liberty freshman basketball team to host South Central. 6:30 p m. — North Liberty wrestlers to travel to I a Ville. 6:30 p.m. - John Glenn freshman basketball team to travel to Knox. 6.45 p.m. - John Glenn wrestlers to host New Prairie. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12 12:30 p.m. — Walkerton Woman's Community Club to have their Christmas carry in buffet at the Walkerton Community Build i ng. ’’•00 p.m. — John Glenn boys basketball teams to host New Prairie, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13 North Liberty junior varsity wrestlers to travel to Goshen for matches. 6:30 p.m. — North Liberty bovs basketball teams to host Rilev. TOO p.m. — John Glenn bovs basketball teams to travel to Ore-gon-Davis. MONDAY, DECEMBER 15 6:30 p.m. — John Glenn girls basketball teams to travel to LaVille. b:3O p.m. — John Glenn freshman basketball team to travel to Culver. 6:30 p.m. — John Glenn wrestlers to host Oregon Davis. 6:30 p.m. — North Liberty girls basketball team to host Washington. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16 4:30 p.m. — Urey 7th and Bth grade basketball team to host Argos. 8:00 p.m. — Walkerton Order of the Eastern Star to meet. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17 6:00 p.m. — John Glenn girls basketball teams to travel to New Prairie. 6:15 p.m. — John Glenn wrestling team to travel to Marian. 6:30 p m. — North Liberty girls basketball team to host LaVille. 8:00 p.m. — John Glenn B Team basketball team to play Culver in Culver Holiday lournev. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 3:45 p.m — Walkerton Elementary Sth and 6th grade basketball team to host Lakeville. 4:00 p m. — t rev ‘’th and Bth grade basketball team to travel to Greene. 4:00p.m. — North Liberty fresh man basketball team to travel to Clay Middle Sch<x»|. 1):30p.m. — North Liberty wrest lers to travel to Jimtow n. 7:00 p.m. — Business and Professional Women’s Club to meet at Rebekah Lodge for their Christmas meeting, 8:00 p.m. — John Glenn Falcons to play Culver Cavaliers in first round game of Culver Holiday Tourney. Koontz Lake Library News New books at the Koontz Lake Library include the following The Greatest Crime — Sloan Wilson. The story of a man over his head in trouble. Involved in an intrigue of incredible dimension, his seaman's serse of peril beneath the surface of all things guides him between vicious cohorts and re veals his magnificent courage Solomon s Seal — Hammong Innes. This is a talc of three generations of a shipping line family who become enmeshed in a conflict that is gothic in its complexity and secrecy. The Unbroken Web — Richard Adams. The storyteller of ’’Watership Down" and "Shardik" gives us one of this year’s most enchant mg books. These 19 stones from around the world evoke an aura that is sometimes somber or fright ening. sometimes intnguemg or mysterious, but always fascinating and colorful

I he Stranger Beside Me — Ann Rule. Ihe author, a crime reporter and former policewoman, was a friend to led Bundy and could not believe, until the evidence against him became incontrovertible, that he could possible be the rapist killer of more than 30 women and young girls She has had access to every scrap of evidence concerning the crime, and writes a chilling account of a compulsive murderer. Gtxxl life, Gixuf Health — Dr. ( hnstian Barnard A doctor's case for euthanasia and suicide. In his boldest, most provocative work to date. Dr Barnard, world famous heart surgeon, forthrightly states his case for two of the most controversial issues that confront the medical practice. He argues that advances in modern medical technology demand that we reevaluate our view of death and the handling of terminal illness. The Kixmtz Lake branch will be open all dav on Saturdays, beginning in January. This is the first change in hours since moving into the present location in 1973. Saturday hours will be 9:30 a m. • 5:30 p.m. The other days will remain the same, from 1:00 - 5:30 p.m. on Monday. Tuesday and Friday , and 1:00 - 9:00 p.m. on Wednesdays. BUY YOUR LICENSE PLATES THROUGH THE MAIL There is no need to stand in line to buy your 1981 license plates. Once again, the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is offering the alternative of purchasing license plates by mail. Approximately 4,100,000 preprinted registration forms arc currently being mailed to Indiana citizens. Bv using this form and the following procedure. Hoosiers can obtain their license plates through the mail: I. Verify the information on the registration form. If the name or address is incorrect, make the correction on the registration form in the space provided. 2. Be certain registration is for the vehicle you currently own. Individuals who have traded cars during the past year may receive a pre print for both the vehicle that has been sold and the new vehicle. If this should happen, please discard only the obsolete form and follow the normal pnxedure. (A trip to the license branch is only necessary when the vehicle description found on the pre printed registration form does not match vour current vehicle.) 3. Make out a check or purchase either a cashier s check or a money order payable to the "Bureau of Motor Vehicles" for the exact amount indicated bv the arrow on the pre printed form. Sending a cashier's check or money order will allow faster processing of your application Never send cash! 4 Sign the pre-print on the far left hand side, place all copies of the form and the check, cashier's check or money order in the envelope. Be sure that the license branch address is visible through the envelope window. All license plates must be purchased in your county of residence. 5. Place a first-class stamp on the envelope and include the return address on the space provided. All pre printed registrations must be mailed on. or before the fifth day of the expiration month to assure delivers before your 1980 license plate expires Please allow at least three (3) weeks to receive your 1981 license plate. If your pre printed registration form is not received in the mail by January 17, 1981, please contact the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Registration Department. 317 2322795. One major change the motorist will notice upon receipt of his 1981 license plates is that the plates will also have a war expiration sticker applied to the lower righthand corner of the plate. Duc to legislation passed in the 1979 General Assembly. Indiana will begin a multi sear license plate program in

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La * \ ‘ 23 R 11 .i np w i ■ft '' o’is 1 I • ■ I*l d -JRlb JU J I I if' M x IJKSKSi Aw * ■ ■ - Members of St. Pat’s basketball team are, from left to right, first row: Michael Traub David Chamberlin, Joe Walker and Dennis Schmeltz. Middle row, from the left- Brian Groves, Joe Robbins, Craig Groves, John Marek and Ted Hesters. Back row: coach Steve Crane, Kirk Rice, Ron Truhler, David Wielosinski, Tim Traub and coach Jim Millice The schedule is as follows: December 11, at North Liberty; December 15, at Stillwell Elementary; December 19, at Walkerton Elementary; January 5, St. Thomas, Knox, at Lrey, January 12, Stillwell Elementary, at Walkerton Elementary; January 21, at Lakeville Elementary; February 2, at Oregon-Davis; and February 9, St. Michael’s, Plymouth at Urey 7 ’ — photo by Michael Pearish

January. 1981. Any passenger car or recreational vehicle license plate having a number greater than 100 will be retained bv the registrant for a period of three (3) years. The motorist will renew this multi-year plate in the second and third year with simply a new year expiration sticker. I hose passenger car and recreational vehicle plates having a number of l(M) or lower and the per sonali/ed license plates will remain annual plates ARC/81-COUNTY NEWS The Assixiation of Retarded Citi zens met in November to host their second annual Teacher’s Tea

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at the Marshall Savings and Loan Building, in Plymouth. President Barbara Bailey introduced the teachers and guests and parents. The evening featured guest speaker. Mary Haas. Director of the Epilepsy Service program. She gave many interesting and informative situations concerning epilepsy, in the class rvx>m. on the job. and everyday living. Colorful informative films were show with the assistance of Mr. Lacher. Discussion followed with a question and answer period. Mrs. Margaret Enders received the attractive center piece with the lucky napkin.

Girls in the NA Nl KA ( ampfire group with the assistance of their leader. Mrs. Delores. Rance, donated cookies for the evening Ihe next ARC Bi-Countv meeting will be January 20. We would like to meet with vou. NORTH LIBERTY HONS SET CHRISTMAS PARTY I he North Liberty Lions Club w ill hold their December dinner meeting on I uesdav. December lb. at Russ', in South Bend It will be a ladies night and a small gift exchange will be held as part of the testis ities

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