The Independent-News, Volume 110, Number 7, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1984 — Page 2

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - JULY 19, 1984

POTATO CREEK ART & CRAFTS CONTEST RULES The following are the children’s contest rules of the Zeta Pi chapter of Tri Kappa, North Liberty, for the upcoming Potato Creek Festival Art & Crafts Contest. 1. The project must be handcrafted or created in the last year. (No kits accepted.) No adult or parental assistance for student entries. 2. Judges' decision is final on authenticity. Amateur competition for adults, no professionals, please. 3. Any theme or media may be used. 4. Pictures are to be mounted on posterboard, construction paper or matt board. 5. Put name, address, phone, age, grade and school on back of entry. 6. Deadline for entries is Saturday, July 27, 1984. Bring to Community State Bank, North Liberty. 7. Entries will be returned to the respective school’s Art Department where they are to be picked up by the students. For more information, call: Beth McCool, 656-3426; Carol King, 656-3358; or Jan Geyer, 656-8025. Winners will be notified. Adult Contest Rules 1. All entries must be at the Community State Bank before 4:00 p.m. on August 6. 2. The contest is open to all adults; no professionals, please. 3. Please do not put names on Dr. Elliott Frash Optometrist ;l 413 Michigan St., Walkerton \ 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Thursdays ? Call 586-3722 / S For Appointment

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face of items entered in contest. 4. All entries will be judged by public ballot at the Tri Kappa Booth. The voting will end at 4:00 p.m. on August 11. 5. Winners will be announced at 6:00 p.m. on August 11, at Potato Creek Festival Information Booth. 6. Entries will be displayed at Patrick’s Audio Visual Store. 7. All adult entries must be picked up at the store between 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. on August 11. For more information call, Beth McCool, 656-3426; Carol King, 656-3358; or Jan Geyer, 656-8025. Purdue Offers Graduate Course On Soil Science Purdue University will offer a graduate course entitled ‘‘lntermediate Soil Scienced” via the Indiana Higher Education Telecommunication Service during the 1984 fall semester. The course, which will be available through the Marshall County Extension Service located at the Marshall County Office Building will begin on Monday, August 27 and last through Monday, December 10. The agronomy course will run consecutive Mondays (other than Labor Day) from 7:00 - 10:00 p.m. This is a three credit course and should compliment many graduate plans of study. “Intermediate Soil Science’’ may be taken for graduate, undergraduate and non credit (adult) basis. Fees for the course are the same, regardless of type of credit and will be $168.00. The course is an advanced study of important topics in soil science, including fertility and fetrilizers, soil chemical and physical properties, classification and management of soils. The emphasis will be on the fertility, fertilizers and chemistry of soils. Students will be required to perform out-of-class exercises on the use of soil surveys, soil sampling, fertilizer recommendations and other topics.

Prerequisites suggested for the course are an introductory soils course or significant experience in soils and fertilizer practices. This course should be interesting and useful to: Cooperative Extension Agents, Soil Conservation Service Personnel, Vocational Aricultural Teachers, Crop Producer, Farm managers and consultants, farm chemical sales representatives and others interested in Soil Science. For additional information concerning the course, contact Curt Middleton or Marcy Fey at the county extension office, 935-8545. WALKERTON ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL ENDS Six weeks of summer school ended on July 13 for 35 Walkerton Elementary students. These first through fourth graders were enrolled in a program of skill building and maintenance in reading and math. Students received math computer instruction daily from Mitzi Knepper. In addition, 17 pupils participated in a reading program which provided them 15 minutes of one-on-one instruction each day with Alice Bostwick, Pam Walz and Mary Vukovitz. A successful combination of work and play provided the incentive for 14 students to earn a certificate for perfect attendance which entitles them to a free sundae at Jacob’s Drug Store, downtown Walkerton. Those students include Jemi Adkins, Jayson Auman, Shawn Brovold, Philip Bukowski, Sammy Dollahan, Jane and Mary Graham, Jodi McLaughlin, Shelly McNeal, Jeff Personette, Crystal and Kim Phenis, Casey Setnor and Lori Wise. Other enjoyable experiences included a trip to the circus and a swimming party and luncheon. We wish to thank all the parents, children and teachers who contributed to the success of our summer school program. Carol Huffstetter

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Five acres in the country north of Walkerton (Glenn Schools). Ranch style brick has 2‘/i baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, 30% basement partially finished, two car garage attached by breezeway, and lots of extras. Over 1700 sq.ft. Looking for an apartment building investment? Then be sure to look at this 2 family building as maintenance free as possible and close to the lake. Also has commercial zoning for future needs. The nicest apartments at Koontz Lake. Large two story home on 7‘/j acres located NW of Walkerton on SR #lO4. Three bedrooms, 1 */a baths, fireplace, full basement 50% finished into living area and garage. Tucked away mini farm or country retreat. Two story 3-4 bedroom home with basement and efficient hot water heat. Two story barn and large chicken or hog house plus implement/garage building all on 2 acres. CR 600E. south of Koontz Lake. Sycamore at Rankert Road, North Liberty; 3 acre mini farm. Older home with two car attached garage and large concrete bam implement shed. This estate property is priced to sell. South side of Koontz Lake, J. Glenn schools, on large wooded lot. Well built two bedroom, 1 ‘/i car garage, fireplace and full basement. Exceptionally clean. Very well maintained all aluminum two story home on one acre (additional acreage available). 3 bedrooms, 3‘/i car garage with one bay heated. Located in Marshall County (Spruce Road) just 1 mile east of Walkerton. J. Glenn schools. Owner will finance on land contract. Lot #433 at Jellystone. Improved with concrete pad. patio and sidewalk. Rustic fencing and landscaping plus and 8 x 8 storage building are all included.