The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 11, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 August 1989 — Page 3

ENGAGED Mir’ Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bradley. Jr., of North Liberty, are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter. Janyce Ann. to Brian William Glennon, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Glennon, of Koontz Lake. The bride-elect is a 1982 graduate of Washington High School and is presently employed at Wheel Horse. The prospective groom is a 1985 graduatgc of Oregon-Davis High School and is presently employed at American Door. The couple are planning wedding on November 11. 1989. The Welsh national flower is the leek—a vegetable that closely re sembles the onion

I OPEN LABOR DAY WEEKEND mFLEA MARKET f Will Be Held On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 VK From 8:00 i.m. To 3:00 p.m. W F At KEEPSAKE KOTTAGE ANTIQUES t COLLECTIBLES Stoti Road 23 Koontz Uko Ttila Will Be Our Final Flea Market For The Year SPACES REDUCED TO $5.00 EACH Set-Up Time, 7:00 i.m. For Spice Reservations CaH 586*2555 After 6:00 p.m.

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SIIGHYIELD INTEREST RATES CONSUMER ACCOUNT RATE INFORMATION MONEY M^KET^^RTtFKATI- 7.71% W DEFOStT money M/uum^RnncAn* _ 8.46% minimumlyuvs; MONEY 8.21% SSOO MINIMUM DPOSTT MONEY MARKnCTRTTK AH * 8.11% SSO?MINTMI MPEPOS T MONEY^^AH* 7.96% SWM^MCMOifOSrT MONEY MAR KHCltmFk ATT 7.96% MINIMI M DEPOSIT money uAKncrirrFiCAn* 7.86% i 6.96% $2,500 MINIMUM INVESTMENT super NOW account 4.76% $2,500 minimum investment IRA-lAMONTH VAJUAIUE * 7.91% $25 MINIMUMDEPOSII IRA- IAMONTM FIXED* 8.2 1 % SI,OOO MINIMUM DEPOSIT IRA—WMONTH FIXED* 8. 11 % SI,OOO MINIMUM DEPOSIT (^auneu^tate — *4ll Illinois St., Walkerton 586-3131 •Substantial Penalty For Eady Withdrawal MEMBER F 0 I C

Scholarships Awarded Two J. G. Students Becky Fain, a senior at John Glenn High School, was awarded a SIO,OOO scholarshisp and Eric Wielosinski. a junior at John Glenn, was awarded a $500.00 scholarship to attend the Savannah College of Art and Design, in Savannah, Georgia. These awards were based on work shown in a Scholastic Art Awards regional exhibition. The national Scholastic Art Awards program is conducted annually by Scholastic, Inc., an educational publisher, to recognize the talents of outstanding junior and senior high school artists and their teachers. The awards are co-spon-sored by Hallmark. Inc. and the Strathmore Paper Company. Six-ty-two regional exhibitions are held each year, from which work is chosen to go on to national competition. The Savannah College of Art and Design awards scholarships to deserving students in all 62 regions, in addition to being the single largest regional sponsor of the Scholastic Art Awards. SCAD is an independent, non-profit, private institution accredited by the Commission on Colleges. Southern Association of Colleges and the Schools, and is ranked in the top 10 percent of all colleges nationwide by Peterson’s Competitive Colleges. SCAD grants Bachelor

of Architecture. Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Fine Arts degrees in architecture, fiber arts, graphic design, historic preservation. illustration, interior design, painting, photography and video. The national Scholastic Art Awards exhibition is currently being held in the Massachusetts State Transport Building in Boston, Mass., and will run through the month of August. To Celebrate 50th Anniversary With Open House IP Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stanley, of Koontz Lake, will celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday. August 12. at the Grovertown Conservation Gubhouse. The open house will be from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. They request no gifts, please. BMV ANNOUNCES HALF YEAR PLATE SALES Commissioner Gilbert L. Holmes announced August 1 that half year license plate fees took effect as of August I. Vehicles with the following plate types are involved: trucks 16.000 pounds and over, farm trucks 16.000 pounds and over, tractors, farm semi tractors, trailers, farm trailers, semi trailer (one year), buses. Any plate type not mentioned above will be assessed a full year plate fee. The expiration dates for half year plates are not staggered and all

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plates purchased in August are renewable in February of the following year if the owner wishes to operate that vehicle during the next six month period. Half year license plates are sold for half the cost of full year plates and are available through local license branches throughout the state. The availability of the option for half year license plates is one way in which the Bureau of Motor Vehicles is striving to continue its efforts to improve customer service. The half year plate allows for a more economical means to license those vehicles which qualify for the program. SPONSORSHIPS BEING SOUGHT Girl Scout membership in Walkerton is growing rapidly and the leadership is looking toward the community for support. Ray & Kenny’s Supermarket is I already helping to sponsor the Girl 1 Scouts. Any business can be a sponsor. Gubs, churches and civic organizations would also be welcome. Sponsorship involves no work. Any of the following may be

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provided by sponsors: cash donations, meeting space, permission for on-site bake sales, donations of craft supplies or other materials. Girl Scouts are a non-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible. One way the Girls Scouts express gratitude to sponsors is to credit the sponsors w hen publicizing community service projects. Often the Girls can help the sponsoring business or organization with its own pet projects. For more information about sponsoring the Walkerton Girl Scouts, contact Rose at 586-2645 or Laurie at 586-7695. There are 1.678,815 Smiths in the United States Support the March qf Dimes

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