The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 5, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 June 1989 — Page 3

WHAT’S HAPPENING 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS At North Liberty the Community Building Association is sponsoring a Nelson’s Golden Glow Port-A-Pit chicken barbecue, at the park, beginning at 11:00 a.m. At 2:00 p.m. is the annual 4th of July Parade sponsored by the Volunteer Fire Department and then at dark will be the fireworks display. In Walkerton on the 4th of July the Wabash Valley Shows are set up in Place Park with rides all day and evening. A talent show will be held at 2:00 p.m. Ellis Swihart, hypnotist, will entertain at 5:00 p.m. At 6:30 p.m. the Walkerton American Legion Post 189 will hold the flag retreat ceremony and at 7:00 p.m. the Gospel Boys will sing. Approximately at 9:00 p.m. there will be many drawings followed by the annual fireworks display. FIREFLY FESTIVAL The Firefly Festival celebrates the Fourth of July weekend with world renowned folk singers, fun and fireworks, on Saturday, July 1. Picnics, blankets and lawn chairs will fill the hillside at St. Patrick’s County Park for family entertainment in the Independence Day tradition. Folk singer Tom Paxton will kick off the evening at 8:00 p.m. Songs like "The Last Thing On My Mind" and "Ramblin’ Boy" have become

Having sold our home, we will offer the following personal property at Public Auction — WALKERTON — Saturday, July 1 10:00 A.M. LOCATION —1 mile south of U. S. 6on Redwood Road. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE - Beautiful 9’ solid oak dining table w/8 chairs (A-1); beautiful 9’ walnut stretch table (closes to desk size, A-1); (2) solid oak entertainment centers; nice green velvet straight chair; oak end table; distressed pine dresser w/ bonnet box; knotty pine chest & nightstand; bunk beds; misc furniture MISCELLANEOUS — Amana 18.000 BTU window air conditioner; (2) Corona kerosene heaters; asst lans; new 4 qt. Ice cream freezer; pressure cooker/canner and asst small appliances, selection of knick-knacks, table decorations and wall decor; asst dishes; tapestries; antique picture frames, asst primitives; ig carved elephant, approx 40" chainsaw sculpted figurine, carpeting; plate glass mirror; hollow body guitar, (2) stereo speakers, gun rack; (3) school desks; folding chairs; lots of good quality toys and games - almost 2 of everything (buggies, strollers, stoves, high chairs, etc ); (2) digital adding machines SPORTING GOODS DP Gyrnpac 1000 fitness system; (2) Everlast punching bags; Honda Hobbit motor bike; Honda XL7O motorcycle; nice Yamaha QT moped; Kitty Cat miniature snowmobile; Sno Runner power ski; boys Schwinn 26" 10 speed; asst bridles and misc. tack; portable ping pong table; ski boots; croquet set; horseshoe set. TOOLS Work Rite wood welder; nice Atlas power shaper. Sears power hack saw. Sears portable sand blaster; acetylene torch set (complete); MD 1W HP circular saw Wagner heavy duty power painter, Craftsman mitre w/saw; Craftsman router table; pro-cut tool set; Craftsman drtH press; nice 6" bench grinder; Dayton 100 amp welder w/heimet and rod; portable propane/axygen torch; 5" bench grinder; Duracraft 5" vase; 2 T cherry picker; portable engione stand. Knipco 90,000 BTU salamander; Kohler 3500 portable generator; asst C-clamps LAWN A GARDEN Nice Power Kint 1618 lawn and garden tractor w/18 HP Kohler engine 60" wwer. 3 pt hitch and hydrauhcs; Trac Vac enclosed lawn trailer w/vacuum (8 HP), lawn dump trailer; XR7O Weedeater. ST-100 Homehte 20" cut weedeater. Echo power weedeater. John Deere 320 snowblower Snaooer 22" oower mower w/catcher. large lawn roller; cyclone seeder; McCulloch Mini Mac 35 chain saw. Wright 141 automatic chain saw. nice Stehl BG-17 power leaf blower Craftsman 22" self-propelled mower; nice Craftsman 8 HP rolotlller. Ig. storage cabinet; 5 gal Roundup herbicide, portable sprayer. Nelson rain train . (2) bug lights; 8 aluminum stepladder. 28" aluminum extension ladder MISCELLANEOUS Wood furnace capable of accomodating 5’ logs (great for shop of home); Shop Vac. (2) new fiberglass shower stalls. (3) new steel entrance doors. (2) new 3'x6'xß' bi fold doors, oak finish intenor and asst doors, asst light fixtures approx 120 pcs solid oak • *"x1"x81". asst oak trim, approx 60 sheets Six'/,," ash paneling, Ig. asst misc paneling, asst, new/used lumber, misc plywood, hardware and nails, scrap Duminum. approx 20' black field tile, pool deck recliner chairs; floating pool chairs. 3 lockers. Terms: Cash or Approved Check Lunch Served Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Stooks Family, Owners Salo conducted by: * Kaser's Auction Service OTk Col Cart Kmot. CAI Col Doon Kaser "fWW North Liberty South Bond 856 4532 291 8370

timeless classics. He charms children with songs he wrote for his daughter and lovers with beautiful ballads like “My Lady’s A Wild Flying Dove”, inspired by his wife. After intermission. The Limeliters will offer their own inimitable style of irresistable music and madcap merriment. The Limeliters’ colorful repertoire ranges from the dynamic "John Henry” to the lecherous “Have Some Madera, M’Deah” and from the flamboyant Russian gypsy song “Gari Gari” to the beloved Woody Guthrie American classic “This Land Is Your Land”. A dramatic fireworks display will conclude the evening’s entertainment. BATTLE OF TIPPECANOE The Battle of Tippecanoe Outdoor Drama is played in the $4.5 million Tippecanoe County Amplitheater which seats 1,511 people for performances six nights a week through August 27. The 166-acre grounds also include a box office, cast house and corral for the four horses who appear on stage. Tickets are $12.00 for adults and $6.00 for children, Thursday through Saturday and SIO.OO for adults and $5.00 for children on Sundays, Tuesday and Wednesdays. Special rates are also offered for groups, families, active military, senior citizens and handicapped. For reservations or more information call (317)463-1811 within

Indiana. There are 62 in the cast, 16 play more than on role. At the Harrison Household there is Governor William Henry Harrison played by Phil Timberlake, a Purdue theatre student; Sherry Sisk, of Louisville, Kentucky, plays Anna, his wife. Scouts and frontiersman John Connor is played by Eric Sandeen, Chicago; Randy McPherson plays the role of Indian Agent William Wells and the interpreter Joseph Barron is played by Glenn Bugala, a Purdue theatre graduate headed for Chicago at the end of the summer season. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N. L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3132 the day prior for reservations. And Walkerton Youth Building • Phone 586-7600 for the day prior for reservations. JULY 3 -7 MONDAY Apple juice Barbecue pork ribette on bun Baked beans Cole slaw Watermelon Milk, tea. coffee TUESDAY All sites will be closed WEDNESDAY Pineapple juice Veal parmesan Parsleyed potatoes Seasoned carrots Rye bread and margarine Doughnut Milk, tea, coffee THURSDAY Grape juice Herbed baked chicken quarter Seasoned sweet potatoes Green beans Whole wheat breat and margarine Pears Milk, tea, coffee FRIDAY Orange juice Swiss steak Mashed potatoes with gravy Green pea salad Cracked wheat bread and margarine Baked apple slices Milk, tea, coffee

NEARLY NEW CONSIGNMENT SHOPPE 614 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana 46574 HOURS: TELEPHONE: Tuesday- Friday. 10:00 - 5:00 586-7307 Saturday - 9:00 • 4:00 Dear Consignor: "Nearly New" will not be accepting any new items for consignment after June 30th. We will continue to sell out your present inventory and will be adding our Back-to-School and winter stock. The last day of business will be August 19th at 4:00 p.m. Consignors will have until July 31st to pick up any items that they want returned. We ask that you PLEASE call BEFORE you plan to pick up your items so that we can have them pulled and ready for you. Payout will be July 25th thru the 29th. Any balance due will be mailed to you the last week of August. Those of you not wishing to have your items back will be paid for them thru July 31st. After that date they will go on clearance and then if not sold will be donated to the Mission Thrift Shop. We would like to thank you for your support during the last year and a half of business, we have tried very hard to be of service to the community. Sincerely, Diane Henry

JUNE 29, 1989 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS -

CHOLESTROL TREATMENT PROGRAM AT LAPORTE Eater’s Choice, a new program aimed at reducing cholesterol and the risk of heart attack, will begin at LaPorte Hospital on Thursday, July 6. Based on guidelines released by the National Institutes of Health, Eater’s Choice follows the NIH finding that the best way to attach high blood cholestrol is first through dietary change. Consisting of six l'/i hour sessions that will be led by Michele Wise, R.D., LaPorte Hospital, participants in Eater’s Choice will learn how to develop their own guidelines for the amount of saturated fat they can eat and how to adhere to those guidelines when shopping, preparing food or dining out.

NIH estimates that more than The first macaroni factory in the half of all adults have blood choles- u s - was ®«tebli»hed in 1848. G’s DOCKSIDE RESTAURANT & PUR Scenic Koontz Lake 586-7015 DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS DAILY DINNER SPECIALS CARRY-OUT CHICKEN FOOD PREPARED FOR PARTIES SUNDAY 4 HOT BUFFET / Serving From 12:00 Noon To 3:30 p.m. I if - - BEER GARDEN 'ZZW NOW OPEN (Weather Permitting)

terol levels over 200 mg/dl and are advised to reduced their intake of saturated fat to 10 percent or less of their total caloric intake. Onequarter of all adults have cholesterol levels 240 mg/dl or higher and are advised to follow a diet with no more than 7 percent of calories from saturated fat as the first step in reducing the risk of coronary heart disease. “We realize that the NIH cholesterol guidelines had profound implications for health care,” said Wise. “We saw a responsibility to our community to find away for LaPorte Hospital to meet an immediate and important need.” If you are interested in more information about Eater’s Choice, please call Wise at 326-1232.

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