The Independent-News, Volume 113, Number 12, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 20 August 1987 — Page 7

their children, Mrs. Richard Piotrowicz, North Liberty; Ronald Carlson. LaPorte; Mrs. Frank Long. Westville; Mrs. Michael Cruse. Carmel; and Rick Carlson, Riverview. Florida, along with their 12 grandchildren and three greatgrandsons. C larence and Dorothy were married on June 12, 1937 and had farmed in the Walkerton area moving to their present farm in 1955. Mr. Carlson retired from A. M. General and they were former owners of the Robinhood Golf Course. They request no gifts, please. NOTICE— NORTH LIBERTY UTILITY CUSTOMERS If you have experienced any sewage backup in your homes in the past, please write a letter explaining the problem to the Town Board. P.O. Box 515, North Liberty. IN 46554. Also any pictures of damage will be helpful in obtaining a grant to separate the storm and sanitary sewers. NOTICE The Republican Party will hold their caucus on Thursday, August 20. at 7;30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commcmrce Building. 105 W. Center Street. North Liberty. North Liberty Town Board News Town Board meeting was held on August 17. 1987 and called to order at 7:10 p.m. by William Limerick, president. Other board members present were Scott King. Allen Albright. George Jackson and Thomas Daugherty. The press was represented by Pauline Laskowski with no other citizens present. Clerk-treasurer Paul Williams,

BASIC NURSES AIDE COURSE ft ^rr 1 Y) A?'' i/ r A basic nurses aide class will be given at Miller's Merry Manor in Walkerton AUGUST 25, 26, 27, 28 & 29 This 40 hour class will run for 5 days and involves learning to care for the older adult. If interested in attending this class please call Miller’s Merry Manor at 586-3133 and stop by and complete an application. Preference, when hiring is given to graduates of these courses. ENID RAE LIGGETT, R.N. CAROL S. MEADOWS, R.N.C. Cartmad Instructor Director Os Nunes MILLER’S MERRY MANOR INC. Phone 586-3133 “24 Hour Professional Nursing Care” PATRICK BOYLE, ADMINISTRATOR

Jr. stated that three items had been legally advertised for tonight’s meeting. (1.) Additional Appropriation of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds $17,050.00. (2.) 1988 Budget Hearing. (3.) Proposals for completing 1987 CIP Grant application and proposals for administration and engineering services if grant is approved. President Limerick read Ordinance For Additional Appropriations #1987-10 Federal Revenue Sharing Fund 4-440 Vehicles and Equipment $17,050.00. Pauline Laskowski questioned what vehicles and equipment would be purchased and was advised a dump truck equipped for snow removal. Scott King then made the motion to adopt Additional Appropriation Ordinance 198710 Federal Revenue Sharing Funds 4-440 Vehicles and Equipment $17,050.00, Seconded by Thomas Daughtery with a unanimous aye. Clerk-treasurer Paul Williams, Jr. read the 1988 Budget Estimate as pubplished. After discussion Allen Albright made the motion to accept the 1988 Budget as published and refer it to the August 24. 1987 meeting for adoption. Second by George Jackson, with unanimous aye. Proposals for completing the 1987 CIP Grant applications and proposals for administration and engineering services if application approved received from Bonar & Associates, Fort Wayne. Indiana, and Clyde E. Williams & Associates, South Bend, Indiana. For CIP Grant Application: Bonar & Associates, $1,500.00 to $2,500.00; Clvdc E. Williams, $4,000.00 to $6,000.00. After discussion Allen Albright made a motion to refer the proposals to attorney John Peddycord for review, and for vote at the August 19. 1987 town board meeting, second by Scott King with unanimous aye. Meeting adjourned 8:15 p.m.

HEAD START NOTICE Project Head Start of St. Joseph and Elkhart Counties is registering children for the 1987-88 school year. Head Start is a comprehensive pre-school program that is free to income eligible families. If you have a child who will be at least three (3) by August 21, 1987, you may call 234-2150 for more information or for an appointment to register. Barbara Bunton To Speak On Thurs., Aug. 20 Barbara Bunton will be the speaker at the August 20 meeting of the Walkerton Women's Aglow . Barbara is an annointed woman of God. She has been used to bring help to many, and she shares God’s abundant love with joy and enthusiasm. As well as having a dynamic singing ministry, she touches the hearts of people with God’s messages to set them free from bondage, fear, depression and physical conditions. Her ministry has taken her to many states and Canada as well as TV and radio. She has recorded several albums and written several songs. With a BA in Education, she has taught school and in day care centers. She founded "The Brand New Morning Home” in South Bend whose purpose is to bring hope and the love of God to those who have been devastated by hurts and problems. Her message is life changing, as she sings and preaches with great love and enthusiasm. Don’t miss this great time in the Lord. It will be August 20, 9:00 a.m. for fellow ship and refreshments and 9:30 for Praise and Worship. The place is the Community Building at Washington and Ohio in Walkerton. For more information or transportation call 656-8564.

AUGUST 20,1987 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

TWO PURDUE UNIVERSITY COURSES TO BE OFFERED AT ANCILLA COLLEGE Purdue University North Central will continue its offsite offerings this fall at Ancilla College with two courses offered in the area of supervision. Purdue began offering courses last spring semester at Ancilla, which is located west of Plymouth in Marshall County. The courses to be offered this fall include: Human Relations In Supervision (SPV 252), a study of the basic concepts related to organizational behavior. Special emphasis is on typical supervisory relationships. The course will meet on Thursday evenings from 7:00 to 9:50 p.m. beginning August 27. The fee is $150.00. Basic Methods Os Training For Supervisors (SPV 375) offers the princples. practices and variations of basic methods of instruction as related to training situations found in the world of work. Emphasis is on the supervisor as a trainer. The course will meet on Tuesday evenings from 7:00 to 9:50 p.m. beginning August 25. The fee is $150.00. Registration for the Ancilla pro-

WALKERTON BEFALL FESTIVALS W entry blank > October 9 & 10 Sponsored By The Walkerton Chamber Os Commerce Name Address Phone Size Needed Kind of Booth___________ With Electricity S3O 00 Without Electricity $15.00 ALL FOOD BOOTHS MUST HAVE OWN PERMITS Mall To: WALKERTON FALL FESTIVAL COMMITTEE Myrna Daube 712 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Ind. 46574 586-3830 RESERVATIONS MUST BE IN BY SEPTEMBER 1 CancaNation Data By October 4To RacoM Rotund Catch the Spirit of Rally Day, August 30, 1987, 9:15 a.m. In this year of festivals Rally Day marks an important time for your Sunday School’s activities. It’s an inspring, decorative, sing along, banner winning, laughing, sharing, Bible awarding, let you know we’re proud of you, balloon launching event.

gram will be held August 18 and 19 at Purdue Univesity North Central, August 20 at Ancilla. or on the first night of class. COMMUNITY CALENDAR FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 8:00 a.m. — First day of school for Oregon-Davis students. 7:30 p.m. — John Glenn football team to play in the Bremen Jamboree. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 7:30 p.m. — Walkerton Republican Party Caucus at the Community Building. 7:30 p.m. — Oregon-Davis School Board to meet. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 4:15 p.m. — John Glenn boys tennis team to host South Bend Washington. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 4:30 p.m. — John Glenn tenni team to host Mishawaka. 6:30 p.m. — Alumni-Varsitv Volleyball Game at John Glenn High School. Use your seat belts!

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