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VW&VSJhT FAIBISI Strawberries BY THE QUART OR CASE AND OTHER FRUIT HAAG ORCHARD 3-B Road 586-2692 Walkerton jl4tl TRAILER FOR RENT — Refrigerator. stove and air conditioning. Deposit and references required. Call 586-3817, Walkerton. j2lp WILL BABYSIT — Ist or 2nd shift in my home between Walkerton and LaPaz, */j mile off of Hwy. 6. Call 586-3852, Walkerton. 2tj2Bp POSTAL JOBS — $11.41 to $14.90 hr. For exam and application information call (219) 769-6649, ext. IN2OI, 8 a.m.-8 p.m., 7 days. 4tj2Bp GARAGE SALE — Friday ? Saturday, June 29 and 30, 9-5. 701 Indiana St., Walkerton. Living room set; queen size waterbed with sheets; girls size 8 clothes; lots of misc. and pull behind camper. j2Bp FINAL GARAGE SALE — Friday. June 29. rain or shine. Two 10 ft. X 8 ft. garage doors; tools; air conditioner; carpet; carpet samples and many other items too numerous to mention. Hwy. 23 at Koontz Lake across from Allen's Furniture. j2Bp FOR SALE — 1974 Chevy Nova, 4 door. V-8. air. automatic, low miles, burns no oil; good work car or second car. $500.00 or best offer. Call 867-6863. j2Bp BIG. BIG GARAGE SALE — Sat. & Sun., June 30 and July 1. Coleman stove; car seat: pots and pans: dishes; telephones; bed; refrigerator; washer and dryer; swing; colored TV; metal cabinets; table and chairs; couch; kitchen cupboards; sewing machine; end tables; gas grill; storm doors; hutch with mirror: exercise bike: tires; cigarette machine; 275 gal. oil tank; dressers; picnic tables; chest of drawers; fans; foot stools; desk; ladder; water bed; carpel; lamps; bicycles; ping pong table; tools: clothes: plow; glass table; fishing poles; rakes; hoes; wood stove; fire place screen: baskets; gas cans; trash barrels; recliner; milk cans; radios; iron skillets; wishing well; pitcher and bowl sets; touch lamps; mirrors; electric heater; typewriter; wooden barrels: canning jars and much, much more at Budd’s Country Store, sign by nursing home, Walkerton. Visit our new store at 617 Roosevelt Road, open 6 days a week, 9-5. j2B ATTENTION — Hiring! Government jobs, your area! Many immediate openings without waiting list or test! $17,840$69,485. Call (I) 602-838-8885. Ext. R-6268. 3tjyl2p MOVING SALE — June 30. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 27350 Osborne Rd.. North Liberty. Lamps. Christmas decorations: typewriter stand; misc. tools; lawn furniture and much more. j2Bp FOR SALE — Tell City round maple table, two leaves, four captain’s chairs.. $600.00. Call 656-4700. North Liberty. j2Bp

HOUSE FOR RENT — 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, $275.00 month plus deposit. No pets. Call 586-7816. before 2:00 p.m., Walkerton. j2Bp GARAGE SALE — 808 Van Buren St., Fri. 9-6, June 29. Furniture: exterior doors; wrought iron corner post; gas grill; household items; crafts; children’s and adult clothes; carpet. j2Bp HOUSE FOR SALE — Land contract with small percent down. 3 bedroom. 2 baths, family room, aluminum siding, new windows and roof. Teens. Call 5867816, before 2:00 p.m., Walkerton. j2Bp YARD SALE — Due to rain last weekend, we will continue our yard sale. Fri. and Sat., June 29 & 30. on Chestnut St., Koontz Lake. j2Bp FOR RENT — Brand new duplex, both units available. 2 bedroom, kitchen and utility room each unit. Perfect for retirees. References and deposit required. Call 656-4914, North Liberty. j2B YARD SALE — Sat. only, 8 a.m. to 12 noon at 28630 St. Rd. 4, North Liberty. Baby items and clothes, misc. j2Bp FOR SALE — 1978 Buick Regal, white, cragers all around. $1,500.00 or best offer. Phone 586-3779. Walkerton. j2Bp HUNGRY for butterscotch pie? Let me bake you one for $5.00. Try other flavors such as chocolate. coconut, banana or lemon. Call Donna at 656-4627, North Liberty. j2Bp LOST BIRD — Gray Cockateil with orange circle on each cheek. In vacinity of Willow Drive. Walkerton. Answers to the name of Squeekers. Little girl very sad. Please call 656-4914 North Liberty or 586-7695, Walkerton. j2Bp FOR SALE — Walnut drop leaf dining table with three leaves, formica top and four chairs. Call 656-8979, North Liberty. j2Bp MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE — Wed., June 27 to Sat., June 30, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Children’s clothes, sizes newborn to 7; lots of misc. 306 E. Harrison, North Liberty. j2Bp OBITUARIES HERBERT F. MAY Herbert F. May. 76. of Route 1. Box 386, Walkerton, passed away at 10:30 p.m., on Sunday. June 24, at Holy Cross Parkview Hospital. Plymouth, after a sudden illness. He was a farmer. He was bom on Dec. 2. 1913, in Walkerton to Worth and Mamie Jackson May and was a lifelong Walkerton area resident. He married Cora Alice Brown, on Jan. 20, 1935. in Tyner, who survives. Also surviving are two children, Mrs. Elaine Silver, of Lakeland. Florida and Larry May, of South Bend: seven grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services were held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday at the NusbaumElkin Funeral Home. Walkerton, with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Walkerton. LYDIA STEELE FLACK Lydia Steele Flack, 97, of Medco Center, passed away about 10:30 a.m.. on June 18, was bom on August 14, 1892, in St. Joseph County and was a lifelong area resident. She retired in 1965 as a school teacher after over 40 years of service. Surviving are two grandchildren; five great grandchildren: a niece. Eilene Travis Coles and a son-in* law. R. Raymond Coles. A

daughter, Edith A. Coles, preceded her in death in 1974; two sisters, Mabel L. Travis and Edith L. Steele, preceded her in death also. Services were held at the Forest G. Hay Funeral Home, South Bend, on Friday, June 22, with burial in Riverview Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Grace United Methodist Church, of which she was a member. She was a member of the St. Joseph County Retired Teachers Association. Indiana State Retired Teachers Association, National Retired Teachers Association, Schuyler Colfax Chapter of Daughters of American Revolution, Delta Kappa Gamma Society and was a graduate of Manchester College with a bachelor of science degree in education. STEVEN SIMKO Steven Simko, 80, of Route 5, Box 107, Walkerton, passed away at 6:17 p.m., on Sat.. June 23, at Holy Cross Parkview Hospital, Plymouth. He was born on March 29. 1910, in Hungary. He married Blanche Chulka. on June 21. 1939. in Valparaiso, who survives. He was a retired steel forger for Wyman and Gordon Company. Harvey. 111. Also surviving are four children: Edward Simko, of New Brighton. Minn.; Steven Simko, of Franklin Park. III.; Joyce Pool, of Orland Park. 111. and Elsie Kolk, of New Lenox. 111.; 10 grandchildren: 20 great-grandchildren: a brother. Andrew Simko, of Blue Island. 111. and a sister. Helen Johnson, of Riverdale, 111. Services were held at 10:00 a.m.. on Wed. at Community-Opyt Funeral Home. Riverdale, 111,, with burial at Oakland Memorv Lane. Dohon. 111. The Rannvlls Funeral Home. Koontz Lake Chapel, was in charge of the local arrangements. The family of Hugh Thompson wants to thank our friends, neighbors. Walkerton Ambulance Service for the wonderful care of the cardiac unit of Holy Cross Parkview' Hospital and a special tribute to my dear friend, Joan Freeman, for all of her support and help as well as Peg Smith and members of the Black Bridges Club. We would like to extend a big thank you to everyone for your prayers, cards, calls, visits and goodies during Bob’s illness. It is difficult to put into words what this meant to us both. Thanks again and may God bless each and everyone of you. Also thanks to our co-workers, Bob Powers and Cheryl Hunsley for their extra help at the office and in putting the paper out each week. Without these two it would not have been possible. Good help is hard to find, but we have the best. Bob & Sue Urbin WALKERTON TOWN COURT NEWS Kathy G. Risner. R.R. 1. Box 233, Rensselaer, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. Donald Sitcliffe. 601 Park Hills. Frankfort. Kentucky, speeding, failed to appear, ordered suspension of driver’s license. Kevin Castle. HC 86. Box 215. Redbush. Kentucky, speeding failed to appear, ordered suspension of drivers license. Alan Jasma, 9748 Sunnyside Dr., Plymouth, speeding, failed to appear. ordered suspension of driver's license. Eddie Adkins. 1015 N. sth St., Niles, public intoxication, fined $50.00 plus court costs $113.00, sentenced 30 days, suspended, placed on a six month non-report-ing probation. Larry Scutchfield, R.R. 3, Box 389. Walkerton, battery, fined $75.00 plus court costs $113.00,

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sentenced 30 days, suspended, placed on a six month nonreporting probation. William Miller. 406 Center St., North Liberty, public intoxication, fined $50.00 plus court costs $113.00, sentenced 30 days, suspended, placed on a six month nonreporting probation. Wendell D. Niles. 208 W. Lake St.. Knox, speeding, fined $5.00 plus court costs. Larry Shepherd. 316 Middleberry, Elkhart, fishing with more than 3 poles to wit: 4 poles, fined $25.00 plus court costs $113.00. Keith Bierly, RR. 3, Box 176, Walkerton, check deception, fined $25.00 plus court costs, sentenced 30 days, suspended, placed on a six month nonreporting probation. Scott Riggs, 2727 Reynolds. Niles, Michigan, failure to procure a valid fishing license while fishing in state waters, fined $25.00 plus court costs $113.00. Brian Teeter, 609 W. Lawrence, Mishawaka, failure to procure a valid fishing license while fishing in public waters, fined $25.00 plus court costs. William G. Connell. 29505 CR 118 W., Elkhart, fishing without a license on person, fined $25.00 plus court costs. Arnold Delphiar. 5406 University Park Dr.. Mishawaka, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. Richard P. Solte, 207 S. High St., Albion, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. Ronald E. May. R.R. 1. Box 264 D. Milford, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. WORKSHOP SCHEDULED A small business workshop for new or recently established small business owners is scheduled for July 20 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. in the Mishawaka Public Library. 209 Lincoln Way East. South Bend. The workshop is presented as a public service at no cost to the participants. Representatives of both the Internal Revenue Service and the Indiana Department of Revenue will cover several areas of interest of owners of small businesses. The workship typically includes discussions of the following topics: tax advantages and disavantages of sole proprietorships; the basics of preparing your business tax returns: how to withhold and make deposits of Federal taxes; how the IRS works; what records you need and how good records will benefit your business. Individuals wishing to register for the workshop or wanting additional information should call the IRS toll-free at 1-800-424-1040. Extension 6543. EXCLUSIVE FABRIC DESIGNED IN HONOR OF BARBARA BUSH Decorating Den Systems, Inc. and Waverly unveiled “The First Lady Tribute" at the First lady’s Luncheon held May 16 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, DC. “The First Lady Tribute” is a fabric that was specially designed and created by Decorating Den’s Director of Design Carol Donayre Bugg along with Waverly in honor of First Lady Barbara Bush. The fabric was presented as a spectacular tablecloth for the First Lady’s Luncheon. This was the first year since 1906 that special tablecloths were made. Fifteen | hundred (1.500) women attended the luncheon and 110 tables were decorated with tablecloths made 1 from this exclusive fabric. “The First Lady Tribute’’ is based on classic designs with bright clear colors of the nineties. The All-American toile is a glorious representation in multi-colors of flowering urns entwined in graceful scrolls, dotted with pearls, and enhanced with eagles carrying the stars and stripes, a fitting tribute to the gracious First Ladv of our land. The Congressional Club, with consists of wives of Congressman,

Senators, members of the Cabinet and Supreme Court, holds the luncheon every year in honor of the First Lady of the United States. Co-chairman of the event were Betty Chapman, wife of Congress-man-Tcxas and Sharon Archer, wife of Congressman Bill ArcherTexas. The fabric will be available on an exclusive limited basis through Decorating Den. For more information contact Joan Freeman 656-3304. SUBSTANCE ABUSE VIDEO LIBRARY The LaPorte Hospital Foundation has assembled a library of video tapes on substance abuse which can be used by local schools and youth organizations to foster understanding and awareness of a growing substance abuse problem. Funding for the video librarv was provided as part of a SIOO,OOO gift the Foundation presented to LaPorte Hospital for the purchase of equipment and funding of scholarships and special programs. According to Sue Lawrence. Director of Development, the library currently contains twelve video tapes. “I’m really excited about the program. ”■ she said. “I hope we get more requests for the tapes than w’e can handle.” Lawrence said eight additional tapes have been ordered for lending when school starts in the fail. More videos will be added to the library each year based on the demand for the materials. The videos contained in the collection were selected bv area school representatives for their appropriateness to use with preteens. teens and their teachers and parents. Videos in the library address a variety of topics including “Building Self Esteem," “Learning to Say No." and “Handling Peer Pressure." The video library is housed in the Department of Development at LaPorte Hospital. Videos will be loaned, free of charge, to schools or youth organizations for a period of seven days. To request a complete list of videos and a description of lending policies and procedures, call the Development office. 326-2471. The LaPorte Hospital Foundation is funded by both individual and corporate memberships to further the mission of LaPorte Hospital. SERVICE NOTES Army and Air Force Hometown News — Air Force Reserve Airman Ist Cass John L. Jackson has graduated from the U.S. Air Force environment support course at Sheppard Air Force Bace, Texas. Graduates of the course studied water and waste treatment processes to operate and maintain treatment systems. They also earned credits toward an associate degree through . the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Ann 0. Nickles of 542 Dukeway Drive. Universal City. Texas, and George W. Jackson of 205 N. Lafayette. North Liberty. A kangaroo cannot jump if its tail is lifted off the ground. It needs its tail for pushing off. Female lions do over 90% of the hunting for their pride. Yale University was named in 1718, after Elihu Yale, a governor of the British East India Company. American Red Crow, + ' Together, we can change things.

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