The Independent-News, Volume 106, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 February 1981 — Page 3

(iuots in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Iconard Beat) for a week or more, are Mr and Mrs I loyd Freeland, of las (ruses. New Mexico. Mrs Freeland is the daughter of the Beats s. Mrs. Elsie Crambcrt. who has been at Fountain View Nursing Home, in LaPorte. for a couple of weeks, is home again and enjoys has ing company. Mrs. Ethel Hilligas. Mrs. Florence Wiese and Mrs Helen Brick er. of South Bend, and Mrs Margaret Heim, of North I iberts. were Thursday visitors with Mrs Vs let Baker. Robert Aw aid was dismissed from the LaPorte Hospital last week and says just being home again makes recovers faster and more pleasant. The birthdas of Mrs. Warner ( lark was celebrated Sundas with dinner in South Bend with Mr Warner Clark. Mrs. Nellie Smith and Mr and Mrs Leland Zum baugh and daughter In the afternoon Mr and Mrs. (jars Shields and family. Mr. Gars Clark and children and Miss Juds Zahrn same to the Clark home for ice cream and cake which was sersed to all and sard games fillet! the afternoon with entertainment Str and Mrs Eli Sobat will be hosts at the (onsersation Club dinner Saturdas evening at Koontz Lake. Mr and Mrs Roger Helhnga and family. of Middleburs. spent Sundas afternoon anil evening with her parents. Mr and Mrs Ras mond Beagles. Mrs William DePos was in C ulver Saturdas night to attend a surprise retirement parts given for Mr. George DePos He had been a Bendix employee for mans sears Mrs. Russell Brown came back last week from a vacation in Florida. She was a guest in the home of her mother and husband. Mr

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and Mrs. Herman Henry, of Tarares Mr. and Mrs. Donn Keiser, of I a Porte, had spend a couple of weeks there also. Mrs. Hazel Wiscnbaugh. of North 1 iberts. came to Walkerton Monday and treated her sister. Mrs. Ida Mae Watkins, with a birthdas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Beyerl, of Wheaton, Illinois, were week end guests of her grandmother. Mrs. Bruce Fitzgerald. On Sundas they and Mrs Fitzgerald were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. James Capek, Sr. Mrs. I ouis Houser is a patient in Memorial Hospital in South Bend. She was admitted on Mondas of this week. ATTENDS CONVENTION Julie Birk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dennis Birk. Osborne Road. North [iberts. won two All-Indiana \wards. junior division, at the Indiana Holstein Breeders Consention. held on Januarv 23 and 24. in Indianapolis. I inda Spaid. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Dale Spaid. Route I. Walkerton, participated in the Princess contest at the convention. NF EI) NAMES AND ADDRESSES State Representative Richard Mangus (R lakesille) wishes to thank esersone for answering his opinion (soil Several persons who answered requested to be placed on his mailing list but neglected to submit their name and address. If \<>u still desire to receive his mailings submit sour name and address to him at House of Representatives. Room 40105, State House. Indianapolis. Indiana 46214. BETTER HOMES EXTENSION CLLB MEETS Ihe Better Homes Extension ( lub met at the Walkerton Communits Budding on Mondas even-

ing. .lanuars 2b, with 10 present I he flu bug and vacationing in the southern states took its toll of the other members who were not present. Ihe meeting was brought to order bv president. Mrs. Harold I dding. r. who led the group in the pledge to the flag followed bs the song of the month, “Old Smokv". Ml repeated the club creed and answered roll call with some interesting comments on what we will resolve to do bs June 1481 During the business meeting a letter was read from the Walkerton Public librarv and it was voted to give them a donation. We will be having some linen 1481 towels for sale and if sou are interested contact Mrs Eddinger. A lesson on making silk flowers will be held at the February meeting and the group will tour Hickors Farms in March. I he meeting closed with the club prayer. The social hour followed with Mrs. Branson Hiatt and Mrs Leigh Ros Hahn in charge. Games were placed and the winners were Mrs ( Isde Stickles. Mrs. Richard Fall and Nirs. Rick Rubs. Mrs. Allen Eddinger received the door prize. Delicious refreshments were sersed MORE WOOD FOR M.S. Since Juts, 1480. Precision Pallets and Skids, of Walkerton, has made firewood available to the public. Ihe compans has asked persons who want the wood to make a donation to the Multiple Sclerosis Soviets Io date over SBSO has been donated to the Societv to support patient services and research. Precision Pallets and Skids has announced that there is still wood available It may be picked up between 7:00 a m. and 4:30 p.m. dailv and Saturday by appointment. For directions call 586-3068 or Sxo 3'lß. Cupid ads onlv $1.50!

FEBRUARY 5, 1981 - THE INDEPENDENT NEWS -

PROJECT SAFE ’Bl “You and Project SAFE ’81" is a new pamphlet being sent to senior citizens organizations and social s< rvicc agencies for free distribution to individuals concerned about winter energy bills. The pamphlet has been prepared and distributed bv the Older Adult Impact Program of the Legal Services Program of Northern Indiana. “You and Project SAFE ’81" is part of a concentrated effort to inform individuals about how Project SAFE 81 can help pay winter fuel bills Ihe pamphlet explains that any person with an annual income below $4."38 plus $1,525 for each additional household member is eligible. Renters whose utilitv bills arc an undcsignatcd portion of their rent mav also be eligible. The onlv income eligible group that will not receive Project SAFE 'Bl assistance are renters who live in subsized housing where their rent includes their utility bills. However. renters living in subsidized housing with separately metered and billed utilities will receive assista nee. People heating with gas should applv at their gas utilitv: and

I | i ^7 j Don Good, Registered Representative j 413 Michigan Walkerton j 586-3722 Fridays - 232-1477 Other Times i

people heating with anv other fuel should applv at their electric utilitv Ihe amount of assistance to a household is determined bv the tv pc of fuel used the region in which the household lives, and whether the head of the household IS “distressed" Io be “distressed the head of the household must be age 60 or older, or desig nated bv the government as permancntlv and totally disabled, or verv low income Fhc Older Adult Impact Program will make informational presentations concerning winter energv bills to older adults and at social service agencies Anv senior citizen organization or social service agenev can contact the program to arrange such a presentation. Anv individual, organization, or agenev desiring free copies of "You and Project SAFE ’81“ or wishing to schedule a presentation should contact Gregorv S French. Managing Attorney, legal Services Program of Northern Indiana. 115 North William Street. South Bem! Eid 46601. telephone 214 8121 Happy Ads Only SI .00 Drive Safely

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