The Independent-News, Volume 110, Number 9, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 August 1984 — Page 8

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - AUGUST 2, 1984

HAPPY ADS (We reserve the night to limit the wording in the Happy /Xds or to adjust the price forMong ones. We want to keep the Happy Ads to the intended use . . . sending a message of happiness to people and group's.) Happy Birthday “MARVELOUS MIKE” YOU SURE DON’T LOOK 50 But I’ll Bet You Did When You Were “GUESS WHO” THANK YOU TOWN EMPLOYEES & HNP FOR A NICE DRIVEWAY R. C. Congratulations ANGIE SHERLAND ST. JOSEPH COUNTY FAIR CHAMPION ADVANCED FOODS Great Potato Bread! MOM & DAD THANK YOU MAHONEY CHEV.-OLDS AND MR. MAHONEY FOR THE NICE DRIVERS ED CARS JOHN GLENN DRIVERS ED STUDENTS & INSTRUCTORS ATTENTION WALKERTON CLASS OF 1976 Anyone Interested In Helping Plan A 10-Year Reunion Or Even A Get-Together This Year Contact Kathy Flaugher Ganser 232-2773 Jenny Moore 936-7463 Karen Flaugher 586-3407

Happiness Is Giving To Cistic Fibrosis Sat., August 11 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Sponsored By THE WALKERTON JAYCEES Monday Nite Ladies Bowling League THERE WILL BE A MEETING ON Monday, Aug. 6 7:00 p.m. AT WELCO Please All Officers And A Representative Os Each Team Be Present LAURA Walkerton Order Os The Eastern Star #319 ARE TAKING RESERVATIONS FOR A BUS TRIP TO FRANKENMUTH, MICH. TUES. SEPT. 11 Reservations Must Be Received By August 19 For More Information Or To Reserve A Seat Call ROBINE 586-3587 DONNA 586-3596 PAM 586-2197 MILLER’S MERRY MANOR ANNUAL YARD SALE Will Be Held Fri., Sept. 21 We Would Appreciate Items That Are In Good Condition For Our Sale Please Bring Your Items To The Nursing Home Or Contact Mary Joe Or Myrna For More Information Proceeds Will Go To The Activity Dept. To Purchase Crafts, Prizes, Etc. For The Residents Happiness Is SEEING THE SLIDES AND LISTENING TO Professor Wilbur Fields ON ARCHEOLOGY AND THE BIBLE THIS SUNDAY At The NORTH LIBERTY CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Slides And Lecture Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Message Professor Fields Returned Recently From A Dig At What Is Thought To Be Ancient Bible Ai

RAY’S SUPER VALU A SPECIAL THANK YOU For The Use Os Your Store And Help In Providing DRINKS & FOOD TO THE FIREMEN THIS PAST WEEKEND LADIES FIREMEN’S AUXILIARY WELCOME BACK TO WALKERTON LANES WE WILL BE OPENING AUGUST 10 5:00 - 11:00 p.m. SPECIAL 3 GAMES FOR SI.OO Bowling Is A Nice Sport For The Long Winter Months And We Would Be Delighted To Have You Join Us At Walkerton Lanes We Have Openings On Different Nights If You Are Interested In Any Os These Nights Please Call 586-3938 or 586-3850 Friday Mixed Doubles Tuesday Mixed Doubles Monday Late Mens THANK YOU FRED & RUBY STRATTON Congratulations To The 1984 GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM FOR THEIR CHAMPIONSHIP Sponsored By LIBERTY TOOL & DIE CONNIE H. TOYNA A. HOLLY B. 80881 K. ANDREA K. SABRINA D. DAWN G. ANGELA M. MICHELLE M. MICHELLE R. THANKS TO FRANK AND SAM BORTON FOR ALL THEIR HELP MARY KASER JONI SHAFER ATTENTION Friday Morning Coffee League Bowlers There Will Be A Meeting On AUGUST 10 At The Bowling Alley Beginning At 10:00 a.m. Walkerton

UNITED TELEPHONE CHANGES OFFICE HOURS AT PLYMOUTH United Telephone of Indiana has announced a change in business hours at its Plymouth office, as well as changes in some service numbers for area customers. Beginning August 6, United’s Plymouth office hours will be 9:00 - 4:00 Monday through Friday. The firm’s New Carlisle office is open 9:30 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 4:00 Monday, Wednesday and Friday, while the North Libertv office is open 9:30 - 12:00 and 1:00 - 4:00 on Tuesday and Thursday. To order service or ask billing questions, customers are urged to telephone a United service representative between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, toll-free at 1-800-257-3212 (residential and single-line businesses) or 1-800-552-3422 (multi-line businesses). All other service numbers remain the same as shown in the Phone Book, according to Andy Arnold, Plymouth customer service manager for United. ATHLETIC INSURANCE REQUIRED FOR ALL J.G.H.S. ATHLETES All John Glenn High School athletes will again be required to take - out school athletic insurance in : order to participate in 1984-85 praci tices. The one time fee this year will be $12.00 and checks may be t made payable to John Glenn High ‘ School and given to the athlete’s coach before the athlete may participate in any practice. The fall sports for girls volleyball, boys tennis, cross country and football will officially begin on Monday, August 6. Athletes should watch for announcements that will appear soon in this paper. ENROLLING STUDENTS FOR PROJECT HEAD START Project Head Start of St. Joseph County is now enrolling in Walkerton and North Liberty areas. Head Start is a pre-school program designed to serve children from low income families and the program is funded by the Federal Government and is free to those who qualify. Your child must be three on or before June 30, 1984, for the three-year-old class and the four-year-old class students must be four years old before August 31. If you think you have an eligible child, please call 234-2150 during the day.

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TO HEAR GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES The regular meeting of Orville Easterday Unit 189, American Legion Auxiliary, will be August 2, at the Post Home. Note the time change — 7:00 p.m. This is to accomodate the Girls State representatives, Lisa Parker and Karen Lasocha, who will relate their experiences while delegates to Hoosier Girls State, at Indiana State University. The public is invited to attend this meeting. HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC The Pine Creek Church of the Brethren Senior Citizens annual picnic will be held on Tuesday, August 7, with a cook-out at the church park on Pine Road. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be furnished. Bring a covered dish and enjoy the fellowship, food and fun. All senior citizens of the community are invited. HEAD-START PRE-REGISTRATION Referrals of families who may qualify for Head Start Services are being accepted by Marshall-Starke Development Center. Eligibility . criteria for children enrolled includes the following: — Resident of Marshall or Starke ( Counties; — 3 or 4 years old; and — Family income limitations. Formal registration for enroll- ’ ment will be in September. To inquire about services or to ’ pre-register, family members may call the Center at 936-9400. I । About one-third of all the । cars in New York City, Boston and Chicago in 1900 were electric cars, with batteries rather than gasoline engines. Help as much as you can. American RedCruos