The Independent-News, Volume 114, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 March 1989 — Page 4

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - MARCH 16. 1989

EDITORIALS

WHAT ONE NUT CAN DO! Il is sad to report that once again a deranged person or persons has captured the headlines and caused millions and millions of dollars of waste by their actions. The latest threat to the public, the poisoning of fruit from Chili. The threat that red grapes were laced with cyanide and the fact that a couple ot grapes were found to have traces of cyanide in Philadelphia, has caused the latest problem At this time of year, all of certain kinds of fruits comes from Chili. Despite the chances any real danger lurks for the average person going into their favorite supermarket or produce stand, it is simply a case of not being able to take the chance. After the Tylenol incident of some years back, such threats must be taken seriously. I he work ot one deranged person in a situation such as this, can have a serious effect on millions of people. Not just the customer who will now not be able to purchase many of their favorite fruits, but the store owners, the vendors who distribute the produce locally, to the growers, shippers, etc., the entire way from Chili to your local store. Ihis is just another example of how one person can actually disrupt the lives of so many. It happens in other ways, the terrorists, the airline hi-jackers, the deranged killers who go on a spree like was the case in California a few weeks ago, and yes. the case of Mrs. Bianco, right in our neighboring Mishawaka. whose tragic death by her convict husband does touch the lives of so many. There is no way punishment of such as these can minimize the crimes committed, but somewhere along the line, something must happen to stop such incidents as this. The full ramifications of this one little act will never be known by anyone as such a crime as this touches the lives of too many people along the way. It is just another example of what one deranged mind can do to so many others.

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Urey P T A. is pleased to announce that the February Citizenship winners are Jennifer Reese, left, and T J Hurford. Jennifer, an eighth grader, is the daughter of Gene and Marsha Reeve, of Route 1. Box 415-C. Walkerton Her favorite class is math and her hobbv is reading.

Ml Flrat Baptist Church Maine And Clark Streets Walkerton. Indiana D O Van Dvne, Pastor SUNDAY 30 a m Sunday S<hool 10 U) a m Morning Worship 00 p m , I vening Sers ice W| DM 00 p m . Praser Service Presbyterian (hunh M 2 Ge*»rgia Street Walkerton. Indiana Rev Ku hard Reynolds. Pastor SUNDAY. MARC H IM Palm Sunday, beginning <>l Hols Week M 10 a m . Sunday School

T J., also an eighth grader, is the son of Lowell and Janice Hurford. of 6126 N. Queen Road. Plymouth. His favorite class is Social Studies and his hobbies are farming, fishing and hunting. Urey has many outstanding students and these two are special ones Congratulations!

10:30 a.m., Worship Service. TUESDAY. MARCH 21 10 p m., Martha Circle meets at Church. THURSDAY, MARCH 21 Maunds Thursday. ' .10 p.m,, Maundy Service and Communion Whosoever will, may come." l ulled Methodic Church 1000 Georgia Street Walkerton. Indiana Rev. Thomas Bowman. Paster IHI RSDAY MARC H In f M W General Meeting, Quiet Day. C all to Prayer and Self Denial. SUNDAY. MARCH Im H Ml a m . Faris W'orship M IS am., Sunday School 10 Ml a m , late Worship b 8 UJp m . Skating Party at Plymouth

MONDAY. MARCH 20 00 p.m., Walkerton Community Choir practice. W I DNI SDAY. MARCH 22 (M) pm.. Adult Choir practice. St. John’s l/Utheran Church Riley & Pine Roads (24955 Riley Road) 656-4 ”44 or 656-34”5 SI NDAY . MARC H 19 9:30 a.m.. Confirmation. 9 10 a m . C hristian Ed. 10:30 a m.. Worship. Hand out Palms. in SDAY. MARCH 21 30 p m.. WELCA. Bea Shenemans home. W e love, because He first loved us." 1 John 4:19. Phae Creek Cherch Os The BreChrae Corner Os Pine A Stanton Roads THURSDAY. MARCH 16 10:30 a.m.. Exercise Group. :00 p m.. Mini-Dram practice. FRIDAY. MARCH 17 TOO p.m.. Youth Activity. SUNDAY. MARCH 19 9:00 a.m.. Sunday School. 10:00 a.m.. Worship Service bv "Joyful Praise" musical group from Bethel College. Mishawaka. TUESDAY. MARCH 21 8:30 a m.. People of the Covenant. North Liberty United Methodist Church State Roads 4 Ac 23 In North Liberty 656-3132 Pastor: Steven K Conner SUNDAY SERVICES 9:30 a.m.. Worship Celebration, nursery and Junior Church program provided. 10:45 a m.. Adult, Children and Youth Sunday School. nurserv provided. Beaver Creek Wesleyan Church <>6o2” Redwood Road North Liberty SUNDAY 9:.U) am, Sunday School. 10:30 a m.. Church Service. TOO p.m.. Evening Senvce. WEDNESDAY ”:00 p.m.. Prayer Service. Walkerton Wesleyan Church ”00 Van Buren Street Pastor. ‘ Bud Fugate Phone 586-3354 Assistant, Darvl Bowers Phone 586-2723 Church Phone 586-"876 SUNDAY 9:30 a.m.. Sunday School. 10:35 a.m.. Morning Worship. 6:00 p.m., Evening Service WEDNESDAY :00 p.m.. Midweek Service. St. Patrick's Catholic Church 805 Tyler Street Walkerton. Indiana MASSES Saturday, 5:30 p.m. E.S.T. Sunday, 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. CONFESSIONS Saturday. 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. Hamlet Church Os God Ellis Martin, Pastor SUNDAY 9 30 am., Sunday School. 10:30 a m.. Sunday Service. 6:00 p.m., Sunday Evening Service. All times are Central Standard Time. Family Bible Fellowship 2' i Mlles W Os U S. 31 On U.S. 6 Pastor. Mike Dittmer MUI am . Sunday School. 10 IS a m.. Worship, sermon: First Baptist Church Maine And Clark Streets Walkerton, Indiana D O. Van Dvnr. Pastor SUNDAY 9 30 a m , Sunday School. 10 30 a m.. Morning Worship 7:00 p m . Evening Worship WEDNESDAY 7 00 pm, Prayer Service

HOSTRAWSER TAKES TOP HONORS

Seventh grader. Brent Hostraw ser. took top honors Wednesday. .March 8. in the Urey Middle Shool Science Fair. Hostraw scr. 13, son of John and Betty Hostrawscr. 101 Hickory Street, W'alkerton. won over 46 other seventh and eighth grade entrants His experiment was a test of various airplane designs for distance and time aloft Andrea Crane, 14. won second place with a model of the effects of acid rain. Crane, daughter of Steve and Mary C rane. Route 1. Box 28, W'alkerton. is an eighth grader at Urey Steve Snell. 13. son of Lew and

PRESENT drug abuse program

Learning about drug and alcohol abuse with police chief Bliley are North Liberty Elementary School A program about drug and alcohol abuse was presented by police chief Dick Bliley, to the sth and 6th grade students at North Liberty School on March 9. The program was planned by P I A. Health <k Safety chairperson, lisa Denham. ENGAGED - Ah Mrs. Barbara T. Henry, South Bend, and Mr. larry F Henry. Hartford City, announce the engagement of their daughter. Lisa

Josie Snell, Route I, Box 41 I) W'alkerton. won third place. Sncl a seventh grader, tested the dit ferent density of salt water am fresh water at different temper.i lures. 1 hese three students will be rej resenting Urey at the Region.i Science and Engineering Fair to b< held April I at the University < Notre Dame's Stephan Center All entrants, along with fair c” ordinator Andrew Stegemiller am parent chaperones, will visit museum in Chicago in April Kay Mohler, a John Glenn Higt School science teacher, judged th< event.

6th grade students, Tony Bel! David Glon, Leah Martin. Greg Forsythe and Enc Kulc/ar in observance of National P I A Drug and Alcohol Awareness Week We greatly appreciate officer Bliley's willingness to come am! share with our students Icigh. to Todd Adam Marek, son ot Mr and Mrs Bud Marek. Koontz Lake. Ihe bride elect is a I9M - ’ gradu ate of Riles High School, Soutl Bend and is currently employed as an assistant manager at Endicott Johnson Shoes. The prospect is < gnx>m is a senior at John Glenn High School and is currently err ployed bv Slate Barracading An April I^*9o wedding is being planned. TOLL FREE To INDIANA LEGISLATORS House Os Representatives 1-800-382-9841 Or 1-800-382-9842 Senate 1-800-382-9467