The Independent-News, Volume 114, Number 10, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 August 1988 — Page 7

Potato Creek Festival will provide entertainment for your family from early morning to late evening. So bring the whole family and spend the day. WALKERTON TOWN BOARD MINUTES Members present at the Walkerton Town Board meeting, held at 7:00 p.m. on July 18, 1988. were Cheryl Rizek, Maggie Gaddis, Greg Williams, Walter Heil and Len Jaske. Also present were David Holmes, town attorney, and July Hiler, clerk-treasurer. The minutes were approved as written. OLD BUSINESS: Greg Williams read a letter from the Board of Zoning Appeals in which recommended that the Town Board of Trustees authorize an R-l Special Use permit to Lowell D. and Cynthia Jacobson for the purpose of operating a one chair beauty salon business in their home located at 701 Indiana Street. A special use sign is recommended which must meet the regulations set forth in the special provisions of the zoning ordinance. Motion to accept the recommendation was made by Cheryl Rizek. Seconded by Len Jaske. Carried. Bid opening for street repaving is as follows: 1. Van Buren (Indiana to Illinois), $2,790.00. 2. Michigan St. (Sidewalk at Jackson to 23). $9,530.00. 3. Main St. (Virginia to Emerald), $6,215.00. 4. Shamrock St. (Maine St. to Carolina). $1,495.00. 5. Carolina St. (Maine St. to Clark). $2,010.00. 6. Beech St. (Maple to John Glenn Dr.). $3,700.00. 7. Hickorv St. (Beech to Clark Blvd.), $5,216.00. 8. Clark Blvd. (John Glenn Dr. to Maple), $4,015.00. 9. Virginia St. (Roosevelt Rd. to Harrison), $1,985.00. 10. Alley (Kentucky St. to Urey School Parking Lot), $1,710.00. 11. Adams St. (Manhole of Urey School Parking Lot to U. S. 6). $2,525.00. 12. Industrial Dr. (U. S. 6 to corner intersection), $9,700.00. 13. Virginia St. (Industrial Dr. to Lake St.), $10,560.00. Total. $61,445.00. If $45,000.00 worth of work done, deduct $2,500.00. If all work done, deduct $3,500.00. Brown, Inc., bid materials at $34.50 a ton. Walsh & Kelly. Inc.. Item I. 1,496 tons of hot asphaltic concrete surface at $31.75, $47,498.00. Item 11, 58 tons of hot asphaltic concrete base at $31.75, $1,841.50. Item 111, 74 tons of hot asphaltic wedge course at $31.75, $2,349.50. Total $51,689.00. Includes tack coat and cleaning as required. Reith-Riley: 1. Van Buren, $2,500.00. 2. Michigan St., $9,335.00. 3. Maine St.. $5,835.00. 4. Shamrock, $1,525.00. 5. Carolina, $2,090.00.

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6. Beech St., $3,430.00. 7. Hickory, $4,800.00. 8. Clark Blvd., $4,120.00. 9. Virginia St., $1,920.00. 10. Alley, $1,865.00. 11. Adams St., $2,620.00. 12. Industrial Dr.. $8,380.00. 13. Virginia St., $10,800.00. Total, $59,220.00. Len Jaske made the motion to give a tentative award of the bid to Walsh & Kelly, Inc. Seconded by Walter Heil. Carried. As there aren’t enough funds in the budget to repave all the streets listed, we’ll have to consult with Walsh & Kelly to determine which ones can be done this year. After an agreement is made with Walsh & Kelly, on the streets to be done, a formal assignment of the contract can be made at the next board meeting. There are five lots owned by the Town that are to be put up for sale. They are 100” and 1009 Harrison Street. 911 Tyler Street, and two lots on Adams St. next to the creek. The properties need to be appraised, advertised for sale and then put out for bid. Len Jaske made the motion to allow David Holmes to take the necessary legal steps to sell the property. Seconded by Maggie Gaddis. Carried. Len Jaske made a motion to do the third reading of Ordinance 1988-5, An Ordinance Adopting Rules And Regulations Governing Water Services. Seconded by Maggie Gaddis. Carried. Motion to accept Ordinance 1988-5 was made by Maggie Gaddis. Seconded by Len Jaske. Carried. Jeff Zehner asked the Board to set the price for the dumping of American Roller’s neutralized caustic soda. Len Jaske motioned for a resolution to charge $15.00 per barrel dumped and to charge 25 cents a mile for the mileage to the lab to have samples tested. American Roller is to pay for the testing of the samples. Seconded by Walter Heil. Carried. Jeff also looked into a revolving loan program for wastewater treatment systems with problems. He said there would be at least a year’s wait for any financing. David Holmes suggested we start now and have it engineered and take steps to be ready for future grants for financing. The fence that was taken down at the Wastewater Treatment Plant in order to build a ramp for access to Dr. Bottorff s property needs to be put back up. Len Jaske made the motion for Jeff Zehner to get three quotes for the cost of putting it back up, to accept the lowest quote, and have the work done. Seconded by Maggie Gaddis. Carried. A check to Johnny’s Roofing to pay for repair work for wind damage to the fire station was taken out of the Fire Fund in error. The clerk asked for a resolution to transfer the payment from the Fire Fund to a fund for insurance claims. Walter Heil made the motion to allow the transfer. Seconded by Len Jaske. Carried. Greg stated that since the new tank for the fire department is going to be delivered in two weeks, they would like to know what to do with the old one which is still on the chassis. There is a fire depart-

ment that’s interested in buying the old tanker, and they would also take it off the chassis. Cheryl Rizek made the motion to declare the old tank as surplus property and to authorize the sale of the tank. Seconded by Len Jaske. Carried. Motion to accept claims 768 thru 820 for $136,584.81 was made bv Cheryl Rizek. Seconded by Maggie Gaddis. Carried. Motion to adjourn was made by Maggie Gaddis. Seconded by Cheryl Rizek. Carried. I . North Übertv Church Os Christ 65225 State Road 23 North Liberty. Indiana Charles J. Richmond, Minister SUNDAY 9:30 am., Bible School. 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. 7:30 p.m.. Evening Worship. 7:30 p.m., Senior Youth Group. WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m.. Family Bible Study. United Methodist Church 1000 Georgia Street Walkerton, Indiana Rev. Thomas Bowman, Pastor THURSDAY. AUGUST 4 7:15p.m., Agape Prayer Group. SUNDAY. AUGUST 7 8:30 a.m.. Early Worship. 9:15 p.m., Sunday School. 10:30 a.m.. Late Worship. TUESDAY. AUGUST 9 6:30 p.m.. Evangelism meeting. 7:00p.m.. C.O.M.

By Barbara Lynch Microwave Specialist ( ampbell .Microwave Institute Updating A Favorite Converting recipes for microwave cooking can be surprisingly easy and fun With the following tips from ( ampbell Microwave Institute, you can be a microwave cooking convert Ix>ok for recipes in a microwave cookbook that are similar to ones for conventional ovens to determine cooking time, cooking containers, power setting, and proportion of ingredients. For instance, the following microwave recipe is very similar to its conventional counterpart, except it requires a larger cooking container (to allow for bubbling and stirring). Try contemporizing a classic with this microwave version It’s one of ( ampbell Soup Company's most popular recipes. First introduced in 1955, Green Bean Bake is an all-time favorite dish that’s now perfect for today’s families. It’ll be as good as you remember. Green Bean Bake 1 can (10 3/4 ounces) Campbell’s Condensed Cream of Mushroom soup 1/2 cup milk 1 teaspoon soy sauce Dash pepper 2 packages (9 ounces each) frozen cut green beans, cooked and drained 1 can (2.8 ounces) French-fried onions 1. In 2-quart microwave-safe casserole, combine soup, milk, soy sauce and pepper, mix well. Stir in beans and 1/2 of the onions. Cover with lid. 2. Microwave on HIGH 7 minutes or until hot, stirring once during heating. Top with remaining onions. Makes about 4 1/2 cups or 6 servings.

Presbyterian Church 512 Georgia Street Walkerton. Indiana Rev. Richard Reynolds. Pastor FRIDAY, AUGUST 5 YWCA Advocacy Program, Mothers and Child counseling, appointment only, call 233-9491, Sheila O’Conner, counselor. SUNDAY. AUGUST 7 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Rev. Monroe G. Schuster, pastor. TUESDAY, AUGUST 9 YWCA Advocacy Program. “Whosoever will, may come." Koontz Lake Missionary Church Pastor. Greg Bent Ie 586-2267 SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 8:30 a.m., Family Study Hour. Vacation Bible School program. There will be no adult classes. Please report directly to the sanctuary. 9:30 a.m.. Family Worship Hour, Pastor Greg begins a series of mes-

You won ’t notice any difference, but your country will. The five minutes you spend registering with Selective Service at the post office won t change y<>u But it will make a difference to your country So when you turn 18, register with Selective Service. It s quick It s easy. And it s the law A public service message of this publication and Selective Service Svsiem w WEED IT AND REAP! Dig up all those unused itens in your attics, basements and garages, and sell them through the classifieds You'll soon discover that there are lots of people in the market for just what you have to otter and the way they'll find you is with the ad you've planted in the Classifieds' Not only that, you can unearth many bargains as well, because the Classifieds are just blooming with merchandise and services that other people are selling real estate, autos, jobs, furniture, antiques, pets and so much more' This cleaning season, don’t toss it sell it in the Classifieds ... and reap ready cash' It’s easy to place your ad stop in our Walkerton office and see one of our friendly advisors. And, our Classified ads are available at real down-to-earth rates' So, don’t delay, come in today' THE WHOLE BLOOMING TOWN READS OUR CLASSIFIEDS! THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS 601 Roosevelt Road Walkerton Open Monday - Friday 8:00 im - 5 00 p.m.

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sages on friendship. 2:00 p.m., Missions Rally at Prairie Camp with Steve Roll. No evening service. We encopurage you to attend the service at Prairie Camp at 7:15 p.m. We will be leaving from the church parking lot at 6:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10 6:30 p.m., Adult Study Hour. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 6:30 p.m., Teen Service. First Assembly Os God Michigan And Van Buren Walkerton. Indiana Rev. Larry McCormick, Pastor SUNDAY 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. 6:00 p.m., Youth Service. 7 :00 p.m., Evening Worship TUESDAY 9:00 a.m., Prav Meeting WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m., Bible Study. ":00 p.m., Missionettes. Girls Club.

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