The Independent-News, Volume 108, Number 34, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1983 — Page 14

14

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - JANUARY 27, 1983

d^^^cuissi fied ■

CLASSIFIED RATES Classified rates are Si 50 minimum, 2 cents a word extra over 25 words Count initials, abbreviations. numbers. etc ,as words All ads cash in advance unless a regular or monthly advertiser Blind ads $1 00 additional Display classified rate S 2 00 per inch, successive issues (2 or more) Si 50 per inch We reserve the right to accept or reject any ads for any reason OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Newh remodeled. carpeted, air conditioned. Call 586 ’4o"’. Walkerton. flßtf FOR RENT WINTER SPECIAL First 3 Months $25 00 OH Rent 1 bedroom efficiency apartment, $175.00 a month. Utili ities included. 2 bedroom apartment. $225 a month plus utilities. 5 bedroom home, $295 a month plus utilities. 2 bedroom apartment on Koontz Lake, S2OO a month rent plus utilities. ON KOONTZ LAKE PHONE 232-1400 or 291-9145 South Bend dm SNOW PLOWING — Single service or yearly rates. Call 586-3012 or 586-2996. Walkerton. FOR RENT — One and two bedroom duplex in Walkerton. Gas heat and carpeting. Will furnish stove and refrigerator. Call 586-3246 Walkerton, or 656-3643 North Liberty. nll ts NORRIS WELL DRILLING 656-8523 ter FOR SALE — Wood burning barrel stoves, single and double deckers, well constructed, unique design, reasonable. Phone 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., 7 843563. LaPaz. j27p AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Your One Stop Shop For American And Imports Complete Engine Work Valve Work Front Suspension Work Alignments Wheel Balance Tires & Mounting Brake Work Oil & Grease Job Tune-Up U. S. 6 East Walkerton CALL JOHN HEINLEIN 086-3166

MATTOCKS FARM DRAINAGE DITCHING & LAKES BULLDOZING Phone 586-3977 Walkerton After 5:00 p.m FOR RI N1 One bedroom apartment completely furnished, ( all 5X6 ’4o"'. Walkerton. j24tf R & A Carpet Cleaning Phone 586-3048 or 586-3547 Walkerton FREE ESTIMATES SAW SHARPENING — Chain, circle. hand saws; mower blades; scissors, ice augers; and buzz saws. Gail Whitaker. Koontz Lake. nll ts ORIE’S GARAGE Car & Truck Repair PHONE 586-7114 100 Roosevelt Rd., Walkerton FOR RENT — Immediate occupancy for one and two bedroom unfurnished apartments. Government assistance available for those who quahh. Rent is based on your income. Appliances. central air conditioning, gas forced heat, close to town and plus ground facilities, I lilities included. Located in North Liberty Call 773-2353 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. dailv, Nappanee. s9tf WATER Rotary Weil Drilling 2 To 6 Inch Wells Plastic Wells Our Specialty Aermotor & Flint & Walling Pumps FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 586-3493 ROGER ORCUTT DAVE MCKESSON FOR SALE — Queen size bed, complete. Also 50 gal. electric water heater, used 6 months. Call 586-3598. Walkerton. j6tf FOR SALE — 4 bedroom like new Cape Cod in excellent condition, family room, I‘/j baths, 2 car garage, immediate possession. $45,000. Able Realty, call I--326-8383, LaPorte. j27p FOR SALE — Wild cherry wood, cut and split, $35.00 a rank. Storage barns 8 x 10 rough or finished. Call 586-2931 evenings. Walkerton. j27p FEDERAL A STATE TAXES PREPARED Carolyn Shaffer 586-2317

FEDERAL & STATE INCOME TAX PREPARATION For Business, Personal And Farm CALL GEILA ENGLISH 656-3242 I IW LOR SAI F — New Zealand rabbits. live. Brett and Brvan Verkier. 586-2302. Walkerton. j2op HOME FOR SALE — 3 or 4 bedrooms. 2 full baths. 2 car heated garage, central air. 1419 Ohio St.. Walkerton, call 586-3538. 2tj27p FIREWOOD - 525.00 pickup load, will deliver. Call 586-2105 or 586-2848. Walkerton. 7tj27p CLYDE’S STEERING SERVICE Operated By BERT SWANSON Alignment A Balancing TUNE-UP & BRAKE WORK Phone 656-3184 North Liberty, Indiana NEED EXTRA GOOD COSMETICS and housecleaning supplies. Stanley Home Products. All products guaranteed Call Della. 586-2663. Walkerton. astf FOR SALE — Simplicity tractor attachments: snowblower, blades; Craftsman 10” cast iron table saw; library table, round oak clawfoot coffee table, antique pump organ, child's S’ x 9' playhouse, 4' x S' trailer. Mr. Coffee, toaster oven, griddle, ladies coats. 2 Kenmore sewing machines. Cali 656-4781, North Liberty. j27p AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE BODY & PAINT SHOP The Best Name In Body, Paint & Glass Work See JOHN HEINLEIN U. S. 6 East - Walkerton 586-3166 DRESSMAKING & ALTERATIONS — By Joanna. Call 586-3839, Walkerton. j27p HOUSE FOR RENT — Large 2 bedroom. P/i bath, basement, garage, new carpets, furnace and roof. Rural Route 3. Walkerton. 1H mile southwest of Koontz Lake. On 5 acres. $250 a month plus deposit. Phone 362-6188 or 393-3234. evenings, LaPorte. j27p NORTH LIBERTY LISTS SEMESTER HONOR ROLL Ihe North Liberty school has released their second nine week honor roll as follows: BTH GRADE

NEED CAR REPAIR? MECHANICAL OR BODY WORK Labor Rate Lower To 1970 Level DISCOUNT PRICES ON PARTS CALL FIRST 586-3683 LYON WRECKER SERVICE 4 Miles South Os Walkerton On State Road 23 Distinguished Jennifer Battles Bart Gouker Regular Missy Kantorowski Cathv Young 7TH GRADE Regular Kelly Dillon Jill Foley Jessie Gouker Scott Hall Susan McCaffery Robby Nickles Daniel Peterson Carmen Riningcr Tammy Rupel Susan Springman Wendy Voth Julie Warner Melissa Wesolck 6TH GRADE Regular Marc Adkins Matt Holderbaum Anna Krol Amv Peterson STH GRADE Distinguished Edward Karst Regular Rhonda Anderson Kari Boxell John Dillon Ricky Hummer Pam Klodzinski Shelly Platz Ray Rackley Cherri Shclcr Tricia Sheneman Kristi Solmos Chris Stedman Gretchen Taiboom Shelli Voth Kent Zellers 4TH GRADE Distinguished Andy Battles Byron Craft Regular Stephanie Aldrich Tina Austin Bobbi Beghtel Christy Butler Anita Campion Rhonda Cisney Tim Clark Mike Daughters' Michelle Garrett Dawn Hinchy Brady Holderread Jimmy Houser Eric Kandelstorfer Joshiah Klinedinst Julie Martin Jaimie McCool Jessica Meuninck Sarah O'Banion Tom Peterson Ty Phipps Pam Popovic Kari Shafer Stephon Wasio *vinter driving presents surprises. Camels were once native to America. Our classifieds start at only $1.50!

John Glenn School Board News The Board of School Trustees of the John Glenn School Corporation met in regular session on January 18 in the library of the Urey Middle School. All board members except Jack Ryan, were present, along with the superintendent and eight observers. A motion was made and approved to approve the minutes of the January 4 regular meeting and also moved and carried unanimously were claims 38 through 103 for payment. In new business, the superintendent Harold R. Muncie, discussed the financial statement ending December 31, 1982. with the board and brought to attention those appropriations that were of concern. He also informed the board that the 1983 John Glenn High School prom has been changed from Mav 14 to May 7 due to a conflict at the Americana Hotel. South Bend, that weekend, where the prom is to be held. A committee was formed by the board consisting of John Peddycord, William Millar and Dean Anderson to review the business manager applicants along with the superintendent. The committee will select 10 names from the some 35 applicants and present these names to the full board for further review. The board agreed to accept the resignation of Ken Rohrer as boys intramural sponsor at North Liberty Elementary and appoint Tim Davis as the replacement. The board unanimously agreed to again establish $66.00 as the fee for the driver education course this summer. This is the same fee as was charged last year. An additional appropriation in the amount of $14,500 from the cumulative building fund for the purpose of lowering the w ater main in the Urey Middle School parking lot was agreed upon by the board as it had been advertised. A request for a cash transfer student for the second semester at John Glenn High School was unanimously denied by the board as recommended by the adminis tration. The board approved the installation of two tempered insulated glass windows in the walls of the North Liberty Elementary School at a cost of $3.180.00. Payment of related expenditures as presented from the contingency fund in the amount of $11,338.32. were approved by the board. The superintendent was instructed by the board to send a notice to those contractors who have not finished their items on the punch list for the John Glenn High School and/or North Liberty Elementary ' Middle School by February I. 1983, or owner will finish and deduct such costs from their contracts. Dave Foster, clerk of the works, and representatives from P ACE Design, discussed with the board some items that pertains to the wrap-up of the two building projects. The next meeting of the School Board is scheduled for Tuesday, February 1, at 8:30 p.m.. in the library of the John Glenn High School. The board will meet in executive session prior to the regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of discussing a personnel matter. Ahhtu an R«tl Cn»ss