The Independent-News, Volume 112, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 September 1986 — Page 5

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The 1986 Women’s Softball Tourney Champs are the team members of the Farmers State Bank of Wyatt team. The team also placed second in the league. From left to right are Manda King. Marcia Eddinger and Reann Alexander. kneeling. Second row: Michelle Tuttle, Lou Zellers. Sandy Hoover and Robin Gouker. Third row: Angel Clingenpeel, Julie Kampe, Debbie Miller, Tammy Tuttle and Monique Pavey. Back row: Bryan Berkibile, Doug Hill and Jeff Demetz. WALKERTON TOWN BOARD MINUTES The Walkerton Town Board met on September 8. 1986 in a regular session with the following board members present: Arthur Heemer. Clifford Ward. Margaret Gaddis and Gregory Williams. James Clevenger, town attorney, and Kathryn Chripliwy, clerk-treasur-er. were also present. The minutes to preceding meeting were approve as written. OLD BUSINESS: The town attorney presented a letter from the Norfolk. Southern Railroad on a granted easement on railroad land adjacent to the Wastewater Treatment Plant. The easement carries an annual rental charge of $120.00. NEW BUSINESS: A request was made by American Riverton asking permission to have a financial institution as a second lien holder for their business. The request will have to be cleared with the Department of Commerce. A proclamation was read: PROCLAMATION WHEREAS. September 17. 1986 marks the One Hundred Ninetyninth Anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution of the United States of America by the Constitutional Convention; and WHEREAS. To accord official recognition to this memorable anniversary. and to the patriotic exercise that will form a note worthy feature of the occasion, seem fitting and proper; and WHEREAS. Public Law No 915 guarantees the issuing of a Proclamation each year by the President of the United States of American designating September 17th through the 23rd as Constitution Week. NOW. THEREFORE. 1. Gregory Williams, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Mayor of the Town of Walkerton in the State of Indiana, do hereby proclaim the week of September 17th through the 23rd, 1986. as Constitution Week in the Town of Walkerton, and urge all of our citizens to pay special attention during the week to our Federal Constitution and the advantages of American Citizenship. In Witness Whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of the City to be affixed at this day in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and

Eighty-six and the Independence of the United States of America, the Two Hundred and Tenth. Clifford Ward asked that some consideration be given to the idea of penalizing the pay of those board members who miss a certain amount of meetings. After a short discussion was held Margaret Gaddis made a motion to table the idea until certain information can be gathered, Arthur Heemer seconded the motion. Geroge Pancner, an executive from Quality CATV, informed the Board that they would like to close their in town office by December 31. 1986. A telephone number would still be available for service and maintenance would remain available to the customers. Arthur Heemer made a motion to have the attorney draw up an amendment to the ordinances deleting the wording that states that the cable people have to have an in-town office in Walkerton. Margaret Gaddis seconded the motion. The amendment will be ready to be read at the September 22 meeting. Monthly reports were turned in from the Police. Fire and financial departments. Claims 988 to 1037 were accepted by a motion from Ward, seconded by Gaddis. With no further business to come before the Board with meeting adjourned on a motion from Heemer. seconded by Gaddis. BOWLING NEWS Friday Morning Coffee League Walkerton Shady Lanes Beaver Realty 13 3 Duraclean Carpet 11 5 Ray's Radiator Service 9 7 Waldrop's Fancy Fruits 7 9 Johnson's Dairy Farm 7 9 Miller's Merry Manor 6 10 Ray & Kenny's Super Valu 6 10 Mouse's Barber Shop 5 11 High team series: Ray & Kenny's Super Valu 2087. Duraclean Carpet 2018, Johnson’s Dairy Farm 2914. High team game: Ray & Kenny’s Super Valu 759, Johnson's Dairy Farm 729. Beaver Realty 722. High individual series: Karen Bacewic 464, Nancy Noble 455, Pearl Brecht 424. High individual game: Dene Hensley 189, Pearl Brecht 180. Janice White 174. Nancy Noble 174. Monday Nite Ladies League Walkerton Shady Lanes Hidden Bu-Tee 71 Allen's Furniture 6 2 Mom’s Place 6 2 Hi-De-Ho 5 3 Mer-Con Tool 4 4 Team No. 6 2 6 Myrna's Studio I Shady Lanes 1 High team series: Allen’s Furniture 2082. Hi-De-Ho 2069, MerCon Tool 2040. High team game: Hidden BuTee Salon 750, Hi-De-Ho 2069, Allen's Furniture 7 39. High individual series: Dawn Trent 555. Carleen Mann 485, Sharon Linback 473. High individual game: Dawn

Trent 213, Ching Seaman 189, Sharon Linback 169. Friday Night Mixed Doubles Liberty Lanes Double Trouble 6 2 4 C's s'/i 2‘/a Kin Folks 5 3 Who Knows 5 3 Ramblers 4‘/a 3'/a Lucky Strikes 3*/a 4*/a Odd Balls 3‘/a Utter Team 2'/a 4*/a 4 Eagles 2'/a s‘/a Team No. 5 */a 7*/a High team series: Lucky Strikes 1942, Ramblers 1896, 4 C’s 1820. High team game: Lucky Strikes 730, Double Trouble 684, Ramblers 669. High individual series men: Bob Peterson 528. Jim Levandoski 505, Joe Kalson 502. High individual game men: Joe Kalson 212, Robert Peterson 200, Jim Whitmer 194. High individual series women: Debbie Levandoski 533, Lou Lou Zellers 475, Sharlene Borkowski 472. High individual game women: Lou Lou Zellers 199. Debbie Levandoski 198, Sharlene Borkowski 180. Tuesday Nite Ladies Liberty Lanes Brad’s Pro Shop 6 2 Avon 6 2 Liberty Lanes 5 3 U.A.W. 5 3 Main Street Movie Review 4 0 Fair Oil Company 2 6 R-A Carpet 0 8 High team series handicap: Brad's Pro Shop 2484, Libertv Lanes 2417. U.A.W. 2363. High team game handicap: Brad’s Pro Shop 887, U.A.W. 824. Brad’s Pro Shop 817. High individual series: Jackie Schwartz 525. Tammy Griffin 491, Terrie Hill 480. High individual game: Tammy Griffin 191, Jackie Schwartz 188, Terrie Hill 178. Monday Night Men’s League Liberty Lanes Rizek Plumbing & Heating 4 0 Team No. 3 3 1 Swan Lake Golf Gub 3 1 Whitmer Farms 3 1 Dreisback Cadillac 2 2 C & B Optical 2 2 Lakeside Inn 1 3 Dillon Enterprises 1 3 Wil-lene Farm 1 3 Liberty Sound & Elec. 0 4 High team series: Rizek Plumbing & Heating 2837, Team No. 3 2480, Swan Lake Golf Gub 2474. High team game: Rizek Plumbing & Heating 999. 971, Swan Lake Golf Gub 869. High individual series: Bill Doan 663, Keith Shirley 604, Jack Jackson 596. High individual game: Bill Doan 246, Keith Shirley 235, Jack Jackson 225. TO OFFER EMT COURSE The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course will be offered at LaPorte Hospital auditorium on Tuesdays and Fridays, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., beginning October 7 through March 13, 1987. The course will consist of 123 classroom hours and 20 hours of clinical work. Lead instructor will be Dave Kaufman, paramedic and certified primary instructor. Course fee is $l5O and must be paid on the first night of class. Gass size is limited to 30 students. Applications are available in the LaPorte Hospital's nursing services office. The completed form must be returned to the office by October 1. For additional information, call 326-2352. S ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS \ AL-ANON 8 p m Thursdays > CHURCH OF CHRIST ? J 65225 St Rd 23, North Liberty

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Bloomington, Indiana, is the home of Francis Bolen and his bride, the former Vivian Shoue. They were married on Saturday. August 9, at the North Liberty Church of the Brethren, during a 6:30 p.m. candelight ceremony officiated by Rev. Larry Dentler. Solos were sung by Shirley Betz. North Liberty, and David Gieger, Columbia City. Congregational singing was led by Galen Holderread. North Liberty. A buffet was served to guests in the church fellowship hall. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Shoue, North Liberty, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Inn Bolen, Churubusco. Attendants dressed in sea green waltz length gowns were Annette Gallegos, North Liberty, sister of the bride, who served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Kim Betz, Amy Salyer and Janet Shoue. sister-in-law of the bride, all of North Liberty, and Virginia Bolen, Churusbusco, sister of the groom. Joe Bolen, San Diego, California, served his brother as best man. Groomsmen were Larry and Harry Bryant and Rick Philbee, all of Fort Wayne; and Bill Ruggles, of Guam. John and James Shoue, brothers of the bride, were ushers. Renee Gallegos, North Liberty, niece of the bride, and Scott Kime, cousin of the bride, were flower girl and ring bearer. The guest book was attended by Sondra Kime. Junior assistants were Douglas Shoue and Kelly Kime. The bride is a graduate of John Glenn High School and Indiana Vocational Technical College North Central with an associate degree in

BUILDING IMPROVEMENT FUND RAISING PARTY Sunday, Sept. 21 American Legion Post 365 NORTH LIBERTY Starting At 12:00 Noon DINNER WILL BE CATERED IN Which ii A Polish Style Pork Chops, Meat Loaf, Noodles, Scalloped Potatoes, Baked Beans And Other Foods Open Bar Cash Prizes Only 300 Tickets Sold - $25 00 Per Ticket For More Information And Tickets See Bartenders At Post 365 Or Some Other Legion Post Or Local Bar Committee

interior design. The groom graduated from Churubusco High School and is a student at Indiana University, Bloomington, pursuing a degree in athletic training. THEUMATOID ARTHRITIS SUPPORT GROUP TO MEET A new rheumatoid arthritis support group will meet Tuesdav. September 23 at 7:00 p.m. at LaPorte Hospital’s Women’s Center, 1201 State Street. The support group is for persons with rheumatoid arthritis and their family and friends. During the organizational meeting. expectations and goals of the group will be discussed. Bonnie Schober. R.N., manager of the Women’s Center, will lead the first meeting. To make reservations to attend the free of charge support group, call the Women’s Center. 326-2345 THOUSANDS OF ITEMS TO HELP PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS AnSadie Fnea NEDRA WILLIAMS 586-3627 Newton Mfg. Co. Rep. Th* HeMayt WB Be Here Seen PENS - CALENDARS - CAPS GALLOONS - GANNETS - SUTTONS SIGNS - KEY TAGS - DECALS DUMPER STICKERS MIN GEAR - JEWELRY - SIGNS EYC

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