The Independent-News, Volume 113, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 November 1987 — Page 11

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS The Town of North Liberty, IN. will receive bids on the following items: 1 — 1975 IHC 1800 Series Dump Truck w/under body blade, front blade & spreader box. 1— Case 17375 Uniloader Serial #9823248. 1— 1961 Case 530 Back Hoe/ Loader Serial #6153409. Items may be inspected by contacting 656-4447 or 656-3341. Bids will be received at the North Liberty Clerk-Treasurer’s office, 118 N. Main St., until 7:00 p.m. E.S.T.. December 2, 1987, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. All items sold on “as is’’ basis and the Town of North Liberty reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Payment shall be made in cash or certified funds. Payable to the Town of North Liberty. Paul F. Williams. Jr. Gerk-Treasurer 2tn26 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION STATE OF INDIANA. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ss: IN THE ST. JOSEPH PROBATE COURT, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF VERA V. CLARK, Deceased ESTATE NO. 38215 Notice is given that Robert Dale Clark was on this date appointed Personal Representative of the Estate of the decedent. All persons having claims against said Estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in this Court within five months from the date of the first publication of this Notice or said claim will be forever barred. Dated this 16th dav of November, 1987. Richard D. Doyle, Attorney for Estate

> 413 Michigan Street Walkerton, IN 46574 Marilyn Rzeszewski, Clerk of the Court 2td3 SIMMONS BY PUBLICATION STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH ss: IN THE SI JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT. CAUSE NO. T-2547 INSILCO CORPORATION, Plaintiff vs. BOBBY JOE DEAN. Defendent. NOTICE TO: BOBBY JOE DEAN. The whereabouts and residence of the defendant. Bobby Joe Dean, is unknown, and after diligent search, he cannot be found. You have been sued by the named “plaintiff" in the court state above. The nature of the suit is as follows: Ihe complaint alleges that you are in default under a Land Contract and are in unlawful possession of certain real propertv located at 227 Weber Street, South Bend, Indiana, and located on the following described real estate in St. Joseph County, State of Indiana, to-wit: The East Half of Lot Numberered Twenty-five (25) as shown on the recorded Plat of Finch and Geyer’s Addition to Roselawn, now within and a part of the Town of Roseland, in St. Joseph County, Indiana. The complaint further alleges that you claim an interest in and to said real estate, and the complaint asks for possession, ejectment, termination of real estate contract and a quiet title. Each of the defendants being sued must respond and answer, in writing, the complaint made against you within thirty (30) days after the last notice of the action is published, and in case of the failure of any of the defendants to respond and answer within thirty (30) days, judgement by default may be entered against the defendants for all of the relief demanded in the complaint. If you have a claim for relief against the plaintiff arising from the same transaction or occurrence, you must assert it in your written answer. Attorney for Plaintiff: Richard D. Doyle 913 West Colfax Avenue South Bend, IN 46601 Telephone: (219) 233-6699 Gerk’s issuance Date: November 19. 1987. Marilyn Rzeszewski, Clerk, St. Joseph County 3tdlO SUMMONS BY PUBUCATION STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH ss: IN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT COURT. CAUSE NO. T-2823 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGEASSOCIATION. Plaintiff vs. LILLIAN A. STOKES, et al. Defendants. NOTICE TO: JOHN R. TOLAN. GEORGENE R. TOLAN and LILLIAN A. STOKES. The whereabouts and residence of each of the defendants. John R. Tolan. Georgene R. Tolan and Lillian A. Stokes, is unknown, and after diligent search, they cannot be found. You have been sued by the named “plaintiff’ in the court stated above. The nature of the suit is as follows: The complaint alleges that you have executed a promissory note secured by a mortgage on real property located at 515 Monteray Court, South Bend. Indiana and located on the following described real estate in St. Joseph County. State of Indiana, to wit: Part of the East One-Half (*/i) of the Northwest Quarter ('/«) of Section Twenty-five (25). Township Thirty-eight (38) North. Range Two (2) East, described as follows: Beginning at a point One Hundred Forty-seven and Six Tenths (147.6) feet West and One Hundred Eighty (180) feet

South of the Northeast corner of said Quarter (Vi) Section, thence West parallel with the East and West center Section line One Hundred (100) feet; thence South One Hundred (100) feet; thence East One Hundred (1(X)) feet, thence North One Hundred (1(H)) feet to the place of beginning, in St. Joseph County. Indiana. Ihe complaint further alleges that you claim an interest in and to said real estate, and the complaint asks for foreclosure of the mortgage and sale of said property. Each of the defendants being sued must respond and answer, in writing. the complaint made against you within thirty (30) days after the last notice of the action is published, and in case of the failure of any of the defendants to respond and answer w it hint t hirt \ (30) dav s. judgment by default may be entered against the defendants for all of the relief demanded in the com plaint. If you have a claim for relief against the plaintiff arising from the same transaction or occurrence, you must assert it in your written answer. Attorney for Plaintiff: Richard D. Doyle 913 West Colfax Avenue South Bend. IN 46601 Telephone: (219) 233-6699 Clerk’s issuance Date: November 20. 1987. Marilyn Rzeszewski, Clerk, St. Joseph County 3tdlO

OBITUARIES

KENNETH S. REED Kenneth S. Reed, 81, of 613 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton, passed away at 9:30 p.m. on Thursday, November 19. at Fountainview Nursing Home, LaPorte, after an extended illness. He was born on April 18, 1906, at Wyatt to Jacob and Katherine (Schrader) Reed and he lived most of his life in the Walkerton area. He married Dorothy E. Heim, on May 25, 1925, in North Liberty, who survives. He was an electrician. Surviving along with his wife are two sons, James (Jim) Reed. Walkerton, and Richard Reed, Three Oaks, Michigan; eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Lilly O’Connor, North Liberty, and Mrs. Velma Guyberson. South Bend; and one brother, Robert Reed, North Liberty. He was preceded in death by one daughter, Delores, and two sisters and one brother. Memorial services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, at the North Liberty Church of Christ, of which he was a member, with Rev. Charles Richmond officiating. There was no visitation. Cremation was held at Riverview Crematory. South Bend. The Nus-baum-Elkin Funeral Home, Walkerton. was in charge of the arrangements. SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLING NEWS The Senior Bowlers, despite their numbers being reduced by several incapacitated participants, enjoyed their weekly Wednesday afternoon “fun and exercise” session again this past week. The ladies saw Mildred McKesson on a “hot roll", who scored a 208 high scratch game to lead the group. Gare Martin and Merle Bruesch tied for second place with a 158 game, challenged by June Baker with a 157 total. High handicap game for McKesson was 266. Martin 221, and Baker 211. Four ladies topped the 400 mark for series total. McKesson's 4b4 total led the group, with Bruesch s 439, Martin’s 423, and Baker’s 417 following in order. Not a shabby day for the ladies and they enjoyed all that good exercise and cookies, too! The gents were in good form, also. Barney Heister led the group

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with a nice 22” high scratch game, followed by Paul Dampts 187 and Marion Anderson's 183. High handicap game went to Heister's 262. with Dampts' 229 and Anderson's 213 following. High series went to Heister’s 556, followed bv Dampts’ 523 Anderson’s 508. It is interesting to note that Paul Dampts is 84 years young and hasn’t missed a session so far this season. “I enjoy my weekly bowling session, but most of all 1 enjoy just being able to be here so that I can make those pins fix." saxs Paul. All seniors. 60 and above, are welcome. And don’t think vou are too old' Mr. Dampts is not our oldest bowler! You just can’t be too old for this lively group Come join us on Wednesday afternoons at the Walkerton Shady Lanes for exercise and fun, and a cookie or maybe, two! UNITED METHODIST WOMEN MEET The United Methodist Women met at the church, on November 19, at 7:30 p.m., with Mrs. Ray Chapman, president, conducting the meeting. The meeting opened with the song, “Because He Lives". Prayer requests were given and prayer was led by Mrs. Chapman. A thank you note was read from the Logan Center. Operation classroom school bags are being made and anyone wishing to help make these are to call Mrs. Chapman for a pattern. Pencils, crayons, pens, etc., will be put in them. The December 17 meeting will be at 6:30 p.m., with a pot luck supper with all circles in charge. Mrs. John Arnett and Mrs. David Hostetler will be in charge of the Christmas program. Ail are to bring a pair of mittens for the mitten tree. Mrs. Velma Stahly, membership chairman, presented a special memorial service for our deceased members. She also presented a service for three new members. Mrs. Arnett. Mrs. Jean Cole and Mrs. Linda Craft. The Thank offering was given by Mrs. Harold Knowlton and she used Psalm 150, II Corinthians 9:15 and I Thessalonians 5:16-18. Hymns were sung and the meeting closed with prayer. The Ruth Circle served refreshments. BETTER HOMES CLUB MEETS The Better Hc.nes Demonstration Gub met at the home of Mrs. Richard Ruby, on Monday evening. November 23. The meeting opened with the pledge to the flag and the repeating of the club creed. The song of the month was a poem reminding us to stop living on grumble corner and move to Thanksgiving Street. Mrs. Harold Eddinger led in the singing. Fourteen members answered roil call with telling about the best turkey dinner they ever made or ate. Mrs. Leigh Hahn gave the secretary’s report and Mrs. Allan Eddinoer read the treasurer's report. The business session was led

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by Mrs. Ron Shilling, president Those attending the lesson on high cholesterol were Mrs Harry Mal staff, Mrs. John Wathen, Mrs Hahn. Mrs Shilling and Mrs Albert Rax ( ultural arts chairman, Mrs at han. read the very appropriate poem. “Home For Thanksgiving". Family Life chairman, Mrs. Lorn Haag, explained how important it is to remember your familv even it just giving or sending a card, it can mean so much Ihe next meeting will he our Christmas party. Don’t forget to bring a gift for your secret pal as names will he revealed. Members made a pretty headed ( hristmas decoration under the di rection of Mrs Ruby \ prize went to Mrs Malstaff for getting her decoration done first Other game prizes went to Mrs Haag and Mrs Rose Minter. Door prizes went to Mrs. Thelma Watts and Mrs. Minter. Delicious refresh ments were served by the hostess. BENDIX WOODS ACID RAIN MONITOR SITE Bendix Woods County Park, in New Carlisle, has just been registered as an Acid Rain Monitor Site in conjunction with a program sponsored by the National Audubon Society. Participants in the national monitoring network are required to collect and record the acidity of rain or snowfall at the site. Data is then relayed to the Audubon’s Acid Rain Center and local media. Results will also be posted in the park’s Nature Center. The National Audubon Society is leading an initiative to inform the public and elected officials about the occurances and severity of acid precipitation. Power plants, other coal burning sources, and motor vehicles emit pollutants that combine with moisture in the air to produced acid rain. This has already caused major damage to forests and water ways. However, the damage can be reversed once the sources of acid rain are controlled. For more information about the Acid Rain Monitoring Network, phone Bendix Woods at 654-3155. BENEFIT DRAWING The Koontz Lake Association will hold a Christmas tree benefit, on December 4. 5 and 6. at Ray <1 Kenny’s Super Valu. Walkerton. The winning ticket will receive a ceramic Christmas tree Our classifieds start at 51.50! l£3mßed cross cm + Amerk*ji HodC'naa