The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 3, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 June 1986 — Page 3

PLAN 4TH CELEBRATION IN NORTH LIBERTY Plans are underway for not only the 4th of July Celebration in North Liberty, but also North Liberty’s Sesquicentennial. A parade is planned on the afternoon of Friday, July 4, with line-up at 1:00 p.m. and the parade starting at 2:00 p.m., followed by the awarding of trophies in North Liberty Park. This year’s parade theme will be “150 Years Os Pride”. There will be concession stands in the park that afternoon with several different activities followed by a special fireworks display that evening commerating North Liberty’s Sesquicentennial. Anyone interested in entering the parade can obtain an entry form from the Community State Bank, Craft’s Liberty Drugs or in “The Independent-News” or by calling 656-8343. PAPERS ON SALE “The Independent-News” can be purchased each week at the following businesses: JOHNSON/WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY Call For A Quote ALL TYPES OF COVERAGE OFFERED DON R. JOHNSON Certified Ins. Counselor REGG F. WILLIAMS 586-2580 m22tt L~t J j K Makers Os Fine Custom ■ 7 Furniture A Cabintery in Native 1 ♦ • Hardwoods INDIMIAN 1 : WOODCRAFTS J Est. 1975 ■■ .I*"*** 4 Wood J ' ■? Products W OfAR K. &S I JON M. PAIRITZ J F (219) 586-3741, Walkertan J Little Andy’s Restaurant i Drlve-ln St. Rd. 23 North Liberty 656-87% HOURS* 10:00 e.m. For Breakfast Until 9:00 p.m. THE BEST ICE CREAM AROUND Sirring Sift Senn And Hind Dipped Ice Cream 8 OZ. STEAK DINNER Includes Bake Potato Or Fries, Salad And Vegetable sgso Don’t Forget On Friday Nights FISH FRY M You Un EM ADULTS 12 4 UNDER $450 SgW Free To Those 3 And Under

Walkerton Ray’s SuperValu Jacob Drugs M. J. Package Store Jack’s Citgo Service Welco Truck Stop Wilcox Supermarket Hook’s Drugs Larry’s Quick Mart North Liberty Craft’s Liberty Drugs Lane’s One Stop Harvey’s Dime Store Koontz Lake Koontz Lake Supermarket And of course, at the Indepen-dent-News office, 601 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lowry, Jacksonville, Florida, are the proud parents of a daughter, born on Sunday, June 15, in Jacksonville Hospital. She has been named Joanna Marie and weighed in at six pounds and 12 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lowry and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts, all of Walkerton. Scott and Pam Butler, Houston, Texas, are the proud parents of a daughter, Barbara Anne, bom on June 8. She weighed in at six pounds and two ounces and measured 19 inches long. Grandpar-

A/ 4 'i\Xdii •W can chiropractic help me? HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? jCK I'm often asked What s the best way of finding out whether or not a Doctor of ■ -j m Chnopractic can help my problem 9" j Os course, the simple answer is to suggest an appointment fora thorough consultation and examination, including x-rays Armed with that information, a competent n Zf \ v J) Doctor of Chnopractic will know whether or not he or she can help the problem — —VV/ and he or she can explain to the patient just exactly how 'Sf Not everyone knows the scope of Chiropractic or its proven record in the case of such problems as migraine torticollis bursitis lumbago, sciatica, slipped disc. X ) AV'-'X pinched nerve etc < There is no question about it in my mind Chiropractic has proven to be very .tybeneficial to those who suffer from back pain: headache: neck shoulder, arm y 7"" pa,n low back hI P and leg pam and numbness and tingling in the extremities. (C* S C H ow can you know for sure if Chiropractic can help you if you have any of these OxP Xllf problems or symptoms 9 C । believe the answer can be found in a complete Chiropractic consultation and S [ 11 yv'V-X , examination, including x-rays 1 I k And to help you find out for sure we will do a complete Chiropractic consultation 7 J and examination, including x-rays (procedures that normally cost 5125.00 and T) J J more) for 525 00 r 7 Z S J~r~ VV e ca " our Out For Sure' offer. And we will make this special offer available Xr —for the next 60 days The only exception to the offer involves personal injury cases (workers' compensation and auto accidents) requiring legal documentation. We ask only that you bring in or mention the coupon below to qualify for the special X ) XjMffTr 525 00 offer L A-.-. A S i ncere Iy. ^ a,e V Applegate, D.C. VxXV-A F CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT ”1 I F" Aft OFFER INCLUDES: | ' 7*7^o | V V • Consultation I / , - ^GLz\ I I ~ J regularly • Physical Exam J \ A 8 512500 • y-ravc ! [ | Juns3ollsß6 A ra y s । Applegate Clinic of Chiropractic, Inc. rRf 2^ Z. 2504 Monroe Street • La Porte, Indiana 46350-5297 • Telephone 326-5100

ents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zehner, Walkerton, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butler, Laran, Florida. Jody and Donna Houston and their son, Eric, are proud to announce the arrival of Chad Ryan. He was born on June 10, at Michiana Community Hospital, South Bend. He weighed in at eight pounds and seven and a half ounces and was 2O‘/j inches long. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Shaffer, Walkerton, and Mr. and Mrs. John Houston, New Carlisle. TRI KAPPA NEWS Highlights of the June 11 meeting of North Liberty Zeta Pi Chapter of Tri Kappa was the installation of officers for the coming year. Installed were: president, Irinda Slater; vice-president, Donna Popovic; secretary, Nancy Hawley; treasurer, Marka Jackson; and corresponding secretary, Judy Karst. Willadene Malstaff was hostess with Phyllis Thornburg and Dee Milzarek as co-hostesses. Marka Jackson gave the sunshine report and said that the chapter sent 146 all occasion cards the past year to area residents. She also reported that the planters

JUNE 19, 1986 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS ■

in downtown North Liberty have been filled with pretty flowers. Phyllis Thornburg represented the chapter at the recent Special Olympics event held in South Bend and gave her report of the volunteer work done. She stated that many volunteers will be needed for next year’s event and urged everyone to help, if at all possible. Members discussed final plans for their participation in the Potato Creek Festival, to be held August 15 and 16. They were urged to get busy with plant starts and have them ready by August first. Joyce Liggett was the recipient of the door prize. There will be no July meeting. The next regularly scheduled meeting will be August 13 at the United

GLASS & SCREEN REPAIR G & C HARDWARE 139 N. Main North Liberty

Methodist Church. CHANGING ADDRESS? If you are moving or y®ur mailing address has been changed, please notify our subscription department as soon as possible. Thank you. The Independent-News American Red Cross + Together, we can change things.

3