The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 30, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 December 1982 — Page 2

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - DECEMBER 30, IM2

To Celebrate 45th Anniversary Sunday, Jan. 2 MM

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil I Schmeltz, of Rural Route 4. Walkerton, will be celebrating their 45th anniversan with a surprise open house on Sundav, Januarv 2. 1983. from 2:00 to 4 (K) p.m., at the Tv ner 1 ().(). I Lodge. the Schmcltzes were married on New Year's Eve. December 31, NT", m the parsonage of the First Brethren Church, in South Bend, by the Rev. C D. Whitmer. Mrs. Schmeltz is the former Bertha Thomas, of Teegarden Mr. Schmeltz was born and raised new Walkerton. Hosts for the occasion are their four daughters. Mrs. Gale (Sharon) Lowry. Mrs. Larry (Margaret) Birk, Mrs. Donald (Donna) W<xxi, and Mrs. Charles (Gloria) Krieg. They

I /GEORGE’S'! I H I TRUCK SERVICE j I State Road 23 Walkerton Phone 586-2382 I GEORGE TRUHLER, OWNER I We Specialize In I HEAVY DUTY TRUCK REPAIR & PARTS Ta Oy v Ji I ringing in the \<-w Scar will) Firatitudr for all \ < >UI SU| )| M >H || । | Ihr | hist! I Liberty Bell

have 15 grandchildren; 3 stepgrandchildren; and one greatgrandchild. All friends and relatives are invited. The family requests no gifts. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NITRITON PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3353 the day prior for reservations. And STARKE COUNTY NUTRITION PROGRAM Koontz lake (onsen at ion Club Phone 586-23"’6 for reservations. JANUARY 3 ■ 7 MONDAY Assorted juice Spaghetti with meat sauce ( heese slice

Tossed salad with french dressing Garlic toast Banana Milk. tea. coffee II I SDAY Vegetable juice cocktail Batter dipped uxl with tartar sauce Potatoes an gratin Frozen mixed vegetables (racked wheat bread and margarine Butter pecan pudding Milk, tea, cotfee W| DM SD U Blended juice Bed chop suey Fluffs rice Whole- wheat bread and margar i ne Jellied strawberries with vanilla sauce Milk, tea. coffee THURSDAY Apricot nectar Roast turkey Cornbread dressing and gravy French cut green beans almondine Dinner roll and margarine Apple cookie Milk. tea. coffee FRIDAY Apple juice Sloppv j<H' on bun Macaroni salad Pickle spears Peach half Milk. tea. coffee “Kou And Energy Problems” Info. Is Available Many older adults have problems meeting their utility bills and end up having their utilities shutoff The most recent pamphlet prepared by the Older Adult Impact Project is. “You and Energy Problems ". This pamphlet explains consumer rights for utility shut-offs and other programs that can assist needy people with ener by bills The pamphlet details township trustee assistance and highlights the Emergency SAFE and Weatherization programs, imergency SAFE and Weatherization arc federally funded programs administered bv the Indiana Department on Aging and C ommunity Sen ices (IDAC S) 1 his pamphlet is one in a scries of monthly pamphlets perpared be the Older Adult Impact Project. I he Older Adult Impact Project will give educational presentations about energy assistance programs and consumer rights for shut-offs and other topics to social agencies and older adult organizations Ancone wishing to arrange a pre

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS Publication Number 261460 ROBERT E. URBIN, EDITOR SUSAN R. URBIN, ASSISTANT EDITOR INDEPENDENT-NEWS CO., INC., PUBLISHER 601-03 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, Indiana 46574 Telephone (219) 586-3139 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday of Each Week Second Class Postagte Paid At Walkerton, Indiana 46574 SUBSCRIPTION RATES: 15C Per Copy; $5.00 Per Year ($1 .(X) Extra If Mailed Out Os State)

sentation or to obtain free copies of “You and Energy Problems" should contact Gergory S French, at 115 North William Street. South Bend. Indiana 4bb()l. I he Older Adult Impact project is funded by RI AL Services, the Area IV Council on Aging, the Area V ( ouncil on Aging, and the United Way of St. Joseph County. SPECIAL SKI PACKAGES AT BENDIX WOODS Student Ski Night Bendix Woods Counts Park is offering a special discount to high school and college student skiers. On Friday and Saturdax evenings students with valid IDs can ski at Bendix Woods for $2.00 off the normal lift fee. For further information call 654-3155. Family Ski Day* Sunday is the official family ski dax at Bendix W«xxis County Park Io encourage families to spend the dax playing together, a special downhill fee has been established. Children under 12 will ski free at Bendix Woods (rentals not mclud ed) if accompanied by a paving skiing parent. Park skiing hours on Sundays are 10:00 a m. to 10:00 p.m ( all for further information 654 3155 Tuo For One Downhill Skiing Wednesdavs at Bendix Woods is for the budget minded skier. The park opens for skiing at 1 (X) p.m. and friends or family members can ski together for the special rate of 2 for I This rate will be in effect until 6:00 p m when evening rates go into effect. For additional information call 654 3155. The year 1934 saw the production of an immensely strong synthetic fiber later patented under the name nylon. It was first used as bristles for toothbrushes.

Order Copies Os Past Years’ Tax Returns Early Taxpayers who do not have copies of their previous years’ tax re turns and need to request them from the Internal Revenue Service should order the copies as soon as possible in order to receive them timely. taxpayers can expect a six-week wait to receive a copy of their tax forms. Some of the reasons whv taxpavers max need to request copies of previous years" returns are for income averageing, student loans, and mortgage purposes. Taxpavers needing previous years’ tax returns should prepare a Form 4506. "Request for Copv of lax Form", for each return requested These forms should be sent to the service center w here the return was filed. With the increasing demand for past tax records, the best wav to avoid delavs in the future is to keep previous years' tax returns as part of permanant tax records. Gtxxi records will save time and make fil mg current returns easier. More information on recordkeeping can be found in the free IRS Publication 552. "Recordkeeping Requirements and a List of lax Publica turns" Form 4506 and Publication 552 mav be obtained by calling the Internal Revenue Service toll-free 1-800-382-9"'40 or in Indianapolis 269 54"' 7 . NEW YEAR’S BREAD New Year’s Bread (VaaUo pita) 1« served at the stroke of midnight in Greece. The Greeks bake a coin Inside this anise flavored, aexaxne — sprinkled bread. Father cuts a portion for each family member in order of age — whoever gets the coin will enjoy a year of good hick.