The Independent-News, Volume 114, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 February 1989 — Page 9

Club Members Make Valentines For Residents Over 2(M) valentines were constructed by about 20 members of the Woman's Community Club of Walkerton on Friday. February kd. Ihe very pretty and clever valentine greetings were made to present to the residents of Miller's Merry Manor Nursing Home. The work meeting began at 10:00 a m. at the Community Building. Mem hers brought sack lunches, follow cd by cake and coffee or tea. The hostesses were volunteers who were gracious enough to fill in for the designated hostesses who were unable to attend the meeting, they were Alfredia Onika. Jan I nghsh. Florence Vischc and Ann Kock well. Frieda Meyer, vice-president, opened the meeting in the absence of president Mildred Casey Mrs. Casey is visiting her son in Washington and will undergo knee surgery around February lOth. The vice-president informed the members that those who wished to write to Mildred could address her at 23208 S.E. 135th St., Issaquah. Washington 98027. A prayer was said and a moment of silence observed for Vivian Hillis who passed away on Thursday. Mrs. Hillis was a member of long standing and a past president of the GFWC Club. The presiding officer also read the poem "Crossing Os The Bar" in Mrs Hillis' memory. A raffle was held bv Ella Remus. Ways and Means chairman, with prizes going to Alice Walker and Helen Bowman Josephine Nowakowski. Sunshine chairman, reported she had sent get-well cards to Gertrude Brehm. Alvina Roch and Doris Crane; also a sympathy

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card to Ruth Ullery. Birthday ladies were Selma Pry and Gertrude Brehm. Margaret Moravek. Conservation chairman, distributed pamphlets from the Department of Natural Resources and reminded the club that the DNR is not feder alls supported and so will appreciate any contributions POSTER CONTEST Ihe Walkerton Epsilon Chi and North liberty Zeta Pi chapters of Tri Kappa are sponsoring a poster contest. Designed to publicize their 21st annual Fine Arts and ( raft Festival, the contest is open to everyone living in the John Glenn School Corporation district. The poster must be on 8' i x 11 inch paper and done in black and white. All entries must be received by March 14 at the Urcv Middle Scluxd office, to be eligible. A small stipend will be awarded to the winner. All posters must include the follow mg information: Sponsor: Tri Kappa. Title: Fine Arts and Crafts Festival. Date: April 15-lb. 1989. Location: John Glenn Dining Commons. Guest Artist: Joyce Daube. For additional information, call 656-356’’, North Liberty. MONTHLY REPORT FROM POLK TWP. FIRE DEPT. Four fires were reported to the Polk Township Volunteer Fire Department in the month of Januarv On the seventh a house fire at the Tara Mae Schultz residence, I "509 Main Street, was surpressed and investigated The cause was determined to be a pilot light igniting an aerosol can Damage was carpeting, window frame and a sofa. On the 22nd. a chimney fire was reported at the Othel Holderread residence. 19475 Sth Road. Walk

erton. The cause was determined to be a build-up in the chimney. On the 30th. a house fire at the Joe Preston residence. 4’40 French Street. Tyner, was reported. The fire was surpressed and investigated with the probable cause being a lamp igniting a mattress and its bedding. On Januarv 31. a fire at the Terrs Nash residence. 5446 Pine Road, was reported. Ihe apparent cause was an unattended trash fire. Ihe Polk Iwp. lire Department manned the I aPaz Fire Station on the 10th of Januarv while LaPaz assisted Lakeville. During the month two maintenance meetings, one business meeting and approximated "4 man hours of training were accounted for. Ihe emergenev number of the Polk Iwp Fire Department isM^t. K 96" (936-TYNR). RICHARD A. WASS. MD. OPHTALMOLOGIST Regular Exams Cataract Surgery With Implant Glaucoma Care MEDICARE PARTICIPANT 310 N. Michigan St., Suite 102 (219) 936-5551 Plymouth io I WILLIAMSON ACCOUNTING Complete Accounting And Tax Service For Individual And Small Businesses Rt. 1, Box 87 656-8463 Walkerton

Pharmacy & Your Health

Craft’s Liberty Md Drugs North Liberty Phom 656-4722 Avoiding Problems with Your Medicines You can help avoid problems with your medicines by follow ing these suggestions from the U S. Food and Drug Administration inform each physician, your dentist, and your pharmacist of all the medicines you arc taking Most medicines are safe when taken properly But in combination, certain medicines can be dangerous Tell pre scribers about any over the-counter medicines you arc taking and w hethcror not youdnnk alcoholic beverages. Remind presen ben of al Ie rgies, other medi - cal conditions, or past problems tolerating drugs. Ask your physician how long the medicine has been on the mar ket and what side effects it can produce. When you lake medicines, follow presenbers' instructions exactly, and carefully read any infor matron inserts provided with the medic me Never stiarc prescription drugs with others for whom they were not prescribed. If you suspect you are having an adverse reaction lo a medication, call your physician or pharmacist immediately. Senous reactions often demand quick medical attenuon

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1988 St Patrick's alumni Brian Kissinger. Mike W alter and Jason . Groves, left to right, returned to \ their alma mater for lunch, last > Wednesday to help celebrate Na / tional Catholic Schools Week \ LOOK MICHIANA | : 6” SEAMLESS GUTTER Heavy Grade (.932) Biked Enamel Finish ' VANDERHEYDEN EAVESTROUGH SERVICE I Call 288-7719 *

THE GOLDIE OVERMYER FARM Ottered At Public Auction Oak Crest Realty has been commissioned to auction 157 acres more or less, with home ano outbuildings located between P’ymouth and Culver. Indiana, to Burr Oak on S R 17. west 1 mile on W 15th Road to Tulip Road, then north approximately % mile to auction site (auction held at site) - on FRIDAY, FEB. 24 2:00 P.M. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 157 acres more Os fess of ano Pfkjot- -ate so types are Oshtemo Fox Pumfeig OMm The ASCA mdcates '■ - Mat* acres w '79 bu corn yield and 54 7 acre corn case There is a7 8 acre wheat base with 29 bu yetid index Farmhouse m ’945 w 3 Ded'ocms one Urge room upstairs full basement w [P gas furnace anc a umtoum s«jmg 32 x 90 pole type Darn * wood siding concrete floor cement Block 2 car ga-age several smaller older outbuildings TRACT fl — Appro» 1 577 acre homesite * nee 3 pedroom farm house TRACT /? — Approx 5 acres ot land * a out Duiid^gs incfudmg good 2 car garage and good 32 « 90 pole type building TRACT f 3 - Appros 17 5 acres of vacant ’arm tana * ’rontage on 2 roads TRACT M — Approx 15 5 acres ot vacant farmland w ’rontage on 2 roads TRACT #5 - Appro® 115 84 acres of farm and *th smai woodec ot and frontage on 3 roads PROPERTY TO BE OFFERED AS TRACTS ANO AS COMBINATIONS TERMS — TAXES — POSSESSION TERMS 10% ea'nest money deposi’ the day of auction with balance due at closing estimated lo be 30 days upon delivery & warranty jeec and owners title insurance policy or abstract of title at option oi se<>e< TAXES Seller to pay all taxes of ’9BB due >n ’989 as o’ closing date and shall De based upon the last known official tax rate and assessments POSSESSION At final closing subject to tenants rights NOTE Any statement made the day o’ sa* Shan U*e precedence over printed matter Sate subject to confirmation o’ the seer ^ease inspect the parce s and arrange your financing For further information and inspection please con tact Oax Crest Realty (219) 936 76’6 Evenings Sam Goebe* CAI <2l9> 93t> 7159 and Don Anders GRi CRS (219» 935 53M This farm has been m the Overmyer ’amtiy since 1927 if you have Deen considering purchasing a none in the country sman acreage or an entire farm you shoo’d consider this Don t fine out after IM auction that the prooerty sold ’or less man you wou-d have Deer willing to pay Ar of ter such as this may never again De avambte NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS Goldie Overmyer, Owner MARILYN KUSKYE - TRUSTEE - ~ / OAK SAMGOFBfI CAI < CREST et»uQurM HtQititA a IIAITV 936 7616 or 936- 7159 vy wy

FARMERS : INSURANCE ; GROUP OF ; COMPANIES ' CAROL JEAN BECKER A6ENT 5903 S Stitt St, North Liberty <; 656-8 7 96. Rs. 369-9442 ^AUTO ♦ FIRE * LIFE ★ FARM <; COMMERCIAL

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