The Independent-News, Volume 114, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 March 1989 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — MARCH 2, 1989

NORTH LIBERTY TOWN BOARD NEWS Town Board meeting was held at the Town Hall on February I. 1989 and called to order at ’^p.m. by Scott King, president. Other Board members present were Josephine Jaworski. Thomas Daugherty and George Jackson. Ronald Kinas absent. The press was represented by Wayne Falda and Pauline Laskew si Nine others present per list. Previous minutes approved b\ motion of George Jackson, seconded Josephine Jaworski, with a unanimous aye Sewage rate ordinance hearing held. No citizen questions. Mr. Charles Dalton of H J. Umbaugh & Associates presented and discussed financial schedules relating to the sew age works and upcoming projects. This filed with the minutes. Ordinance 1989-08 An Ordinance To Amend Title 5. Article 3. Chapter 1 Os The North Liberty Town Code relating to sewer rates and charges adopted per attached proceedings. Attorney Peddycord suggested the Board hold a special meeting prior to February 14. 1989 to award the contract to Triad & Associates on Division A Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements to save the $4,000.00 allowed for award within 90 days. After discussion, a meeting was set for 7:30 a.m. Friday. February 10. 1989. Attorney Peddycord also advised that the bond sale would be advertised Febraury 9. 1989 and February lb. 1989 in the South Bend papers and also in an Indianapolis paper with the bond sale to be held on February 29. 1989 at 1:00 p.m. at the Town Hall. Also a draft of the agreement between the Town Board and the North Liberty Development Corporation was presented for review by the parties involved for acceptance at a later date. North Liberty Development Corp, meeting to be 9:00 a.m. Saturday. February 4. 1898 at the Chamber of Commerce Office in the Ist Source Bank. John Gouker requested to have attorney Peddycord check statutes in regard to access for checking water meters. Also requested following from Board. Telephone for shop at water plant. To send Jerry Gouker to Indianapolis for two meetings. February 21. and 22 which would give him CEU credits required to retain operator’s licenses. George Jackson made motion for Jerry Gouker to attend seminars. Josephine Jaworski seconded with a unanimous aye. Gouker also requested to get prices on having the flow meters checked annually at the water plant. Advised meter test bench had been ordered and that a meter testing program would start as soon as bench installed. New meters would be tested prior to installing in homes John Evans requested to park the Community Building's storage trailer inside the fence at the water plant John Gouker stated that they did not have enough room and suggested rt be parked on the outside along the west fence with the back being toward the south, as the plant is checked every night and the back would be visable Marshal Bliley read the monthly report Copy attached Scott King questioned status on crossing guards and Bliley advised he was meeting with the P T A at 4 00 p m on Friday, February 3. Clerk advised that he had talked with Mr. Schmidt of the Dept Highways at LaPorte and they would do a traffic survey on the school crossing with a letter of request from the Board Unanimous

vote to send letter of request. Request from Delmas Burch to purchase training video for Police Department “Surviving Edged Weapons’ for $52.% including shipping Motion to purchase by George Jackson, second by Josephine Jaworski with unanimous aye. Quote on shock absorbers for rear of Police car for $18.98 each plus $18.50 for installation. Motion by Thomas Daugherty, second by George Jackson with unanimous aye to purchase. Debbie Brown reported on the meeting attended in Kokomo in regards to grants for the Park Ordinances 1989 09 & 1989-10 presented for additional appropriations w 11hin various funds. Thomas Daugherty made the motion to adopt Ordinances 1989-09 and 1989-10 for additional appropriations. Josephine Jaworski seconded with a unanimous aye. Copies of the ordinances filed with the minutes. Motion to pay snow plowing from MVH Fund by George Jackson, second Thomas Daugherty with a unanimous aye. Town wide trash collection discussed and state statutes to be checked on procedure to establish. John Evans advised the Challenge Grant papers had been signed in Indianapolis and would be mailed to the Town. He also stated that the Community Building Board would have three bids for the Town Board to consider for the material for the new Community Building, at the Febraury IS. 1989 meeting. Chamber & Development Corp, been attending meetings in regards No. Central Pool for industrial development. Next meeting to be in Plymouth February 16. 1989. Town apartment discussed, tenant to be contacted in regards to meeting in two weeks. Claims for approval: Sewer. 4,025 to 4,035; Town, 14.653 to 14.672; and Water. 8.421 to 8,439. Motion for approval by Josephine Jaworski, second George Jackson with unanimous aye. Meeting adjourned at 8:57 by motion of Thomas Daugherty, second by George Jackson with a unanimous aye. Special Town Board meeting was held at the Town Hall on February 10. 1989 and called to order at 7:30 a.m. by Scott King, president. Other Board members present were Josephine Jaworski, Ronald Kinas. George Jackson and Thomas Daugherty. Attorney John H. Peddycord and Kim E. Bickel, of Bonar & Associates also present. President King stated the purpose of the special meeting was to award the contract to Triad & Associates. Inc. of Indianapolis, Ind., for Division A of the Water Quality Control Project — Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements. Motion was made by George Jackson to award contract to Triad & Associates in the lump sum of $414,000.00 plus Alternate B for $10,000.00, plus Alternate C for $3,500.00 and less Alternate D of $4,000.00 for a total amount of $423,500.00 and also to approve the signing of the contract upon receipt and after examination by attorney Peddycord. Motion seconded by Josephine Jarowski with a unanimous aye. Attorney Peddycord to send notice of bid award to Triad Associates. Being no other business, motion to adjourn at 846 a m by Ronald Kinas. seconded by George Jack son with unanimous aye. SCHOOL MENUS I rev Middle School MARCH 6 - 10 MONDAY Fish nuggets Hash browns

Green beans Frosty creme Milk TUESDAY Spaghetti Tossed salad Garlic bread Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Corn dog Later tots Peas Fruit bar Milk THURSDAY ( reamed turkey Mashed potatoes Mixed vegetables Bread and butter Fruit Milk FRIDAY Fish square on bun Hash browns Corn Pudding Milk St. Patrick's School MARCH 6 - 10 MONDAY Tacos Shredded lettuce and cheese Com Fruit Milk TUESDAY Breaded chicken Buttered rice Peas Biscuit Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Beanie wienies Cole slaw Corn muffin Peach cobbler Milk THURSDAY Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Carrots Fruit Milk FRIDAY Peanut butter and jelly sandwich Potato chips Cheese sticks Lettuce salad Cookie Milk John Glenn High School MARCH 6 - 10 MONDAY Ham and cheese Scalloped potatoes California blend vegetables Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk TUESDAY Lasagna Garlic bread Lettuce salad Apple pic Milk or Salad bar and milk WEDNESDAY Polish sausage French fries Peas Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk THURSDAY Fried chicken Mashed potatoes Corn Jello with whipped cream Milk or Salad bar and milk FRIDAY Fish nuggets Candied sweet potatoes Green beans Fruit Milk or Salad bar and milk Oregon Davie Schools MARCH 6 - 10 MONDAY Ham sandwich (her sc Pukles Carrots Pears

Applesauce cake Milk TUESDAY Chili with crackers Celery sticks Applesauce Bread and butter Milk WEDNESDAY Turkey sandwich Peas Fruit cocktail Brownie Milk THURSDAY Breaded chicken Mashed potatoes and gravy Broccoli and cheese Roll Fruit bars Milk FRIDAY Fish nuggets French fries Corn Pineapple tidbits Bread and butter Milk North Liberty School MARCH 6 - 10 MONDAY Turkey sandwich Tater tots Fruit Chocolate cake Milk TUESDAY Pizza Corn Lettuce salad Apple juice Chocolate milk WEDNESDAY Salisbury steak Mashed potatoes Glazed carrots Cinnamon coffee cake Fruit Milk THURSDAY Sloppy jo Buttered rice Green beans Fruit Carrot sticks Milk FRIDAY Fish nuggets French fries Cole slaw Cinnamon roll Milk Walkerton Elementary Shod MARCH 6 - 10 MONDAY Fish nuggets Com bread Cole slaw Fruit Milk TUESDAY Baked chili and crackers French fries Fruit Milk WEDNESDAY Pizzaburger Green beans Tossed salad Brownie Milk THURSDAY Fried chicken Hot rolls Sweet potatoes Fruit Milk FRIDAY Grilled cheese sandwich Buttered corn Relishes Apple crisp Milk

CARD OF THANKS

The North Liberty Library' would like to thank Mr. Don Eberly for his generous contribution. Mr. Eberly removed the weathered and tattered American flag from atop the library building and replaced it with a beautiful new one at his own expense. Thanks again for your thoughtfulness. North Liberty Library Staff We would like to thank all of our friends and relatives for their prayers. flowers and plants during the

illness and death of our mother, Frances McDaniel. Also for all the food that was brought in and our heartfelt thanks to Charles Richmond for his many calls and prayers at the hospital and the nursing home. Mr. and Mrs. David Spellman Mr. and Mrs. Donn McDaniel Mrs. Thelma McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Gail McDaniel UREY SPORTS NEWS This past week the 7th grade girls basketall team defeated Ore-gon-Davis 31-13. Scoring for the 7th grade were Irish Rough. 10 points; Jonna Johnson. 12 points; Christy Werner. 4 points; Kelly Stedman. Beth Claywell and Rachel Shafer each scoring 2 points each. Werner and Rough led in rebounds with 14 and 11. The Bth grade lost 37-23 to Ore-gon-Davis in a hard played game. Scoring for the Bth grade were Jtxli McLaughlin with 10 points; Becky Colin. 4 points; Kim Ruby. 3 points; and Emily Klinedinst and Jessica Verhaeghe each with 2 points. Leading in rebounds were Colin and McLaughlin. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3132 the day prior for reservations. Walkerton Youth Building Phone 586-7600 for reservations. MARCH 6 - 10 MONDAY Grape juice Swiss steak with gravy Parsleyed whole potatoes Seasoned carrots Whole wheat bread and margarine Applesauce Milk. tea. coffee TUESDAY Cranberry juice cocktail Sliced baked ham Au gratin potatoes Sweet-sour cabbage Rye bread and margarine Pears in lime gelatin Milk. tea. coffee WEDNESDAY Orange juice Chili con carne 8 squares saltines Tossed said with cucumbers and ranch dressing Peaches Milk, tea, coffee THURSDAY V-Bjuice Meatloaf Mashed potatoes and gravy Mixed vegetables Cracked wheat bread and margarine Pumpkin pie with topping Milk, tea. coffee FRIDAY Orange-grapefruit drink Turkey ala king over rice Whole kernel corn Biscuit with margarine Seedless grapes Milk. tea. coffee SERVICE NOTES January 10 (FHTNC) — Manne Sgt. Kevin D. Grisamore, son of Francis R. Grisamore of Rural Route 2. Walkerton, has been promoted to his present rank while serving at Marine Corps Air Station. Yuma. Arizona. Gnsamore joined the Manne Corps in May 1984. regularly XX A«w»con Association^^