The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 October 1990 — Page 7

United Calling Card To Make Debut The United Telephone Calling Card will make its debut to United Telephone Company of Ohio and Indiana customers beginning Oct. I. According to Darrell Kelley, president of United Telephone of Ohio. ‘‘The United Telephone Calling Card represents an exciting new direction for United and added convenience for our customers anvtime they arc away from home. The card will also play a role in enhancing United's comprehensive line of voice and data products and sen ices." "It is our intent to provide our traveling United customers the opport unity to have convenient calling services and a choice of long distance companies. The United Telephone Calling Card does just that.” Kelley said. The cards will be offered by the business office to business and residence customers for long distance calling. The new cards can also be used for local calling through a pay phone without using coins. The United Telephone Calling Card is provided free of charge and lets customers charge l<Kal and long distance calls to their l«K?al telephone bill. "The introduction of the United Telephone Calling Card ensures our customers convenient service provided bv the telephone company. even in the new industry environment of rapid change." Kellev said. According to Jem Miller. United’s marketing director. "It became apparent in early 1990 that it was necessary to develop a calling card product for the United Telephone Companies. Even though there are many telephone related credit cards in the market

’’Buy One... Get One Free?” (Think About It) You've heard the saying, "You don't get something for nothing?" It's true. And when you see optical store ads that say "Buy one get one free," think about it! Who's really paying for that second pair. At C&B Optical One we don't have two-for-one sales...but what we do have are the best prices in the area. Don't take our word for it...come in and compare for yourself. 11 < MF Nk % Ok jnK gB Jb ww safearffc EYEWEAR Optical One ■ UJHCRC YOU CRN INC DfKRCNCC South Bend 291-9200 Mishawaka 277-8121 (800 395-2020) (800 477-2020) flkhart 875-8511 Valparaiso 462-5113 Michigan City 872-8844

today, it is clear that there is still a large segment of the market that wants a basic, easy to use calling card. United is responding to this market.” The United Telephone Calling Card offers customers the advantages of: one monthly bill for local and long distance calls charged to the card: an casy-to-rcmember calling card number, based on the customer's home or business telephone number: convenient "0 + " access from Touch-tone, rotarv or card reader phones: acceptance at most public or private telephones, regardless of the long distance or telephone company serving the area: the ability to choose the long distance company each time they make a call and making calls through pav phones without using coins to pay for the call. United customers can request free cards for family members or employees. United also offers a restricted Calling Card which lets customers pay for calls made to them. Restricted cards are frequently used so college students can only call home or businesses can pav for calls to them by customers or traveling employees. To order a United Telephone Calling Card, customers can call their business office. New customers will be offered the card by the business office w hen they establish service. MATURE DRIVING COURSE I indenwood has joined with the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) to offer a 55 Alive'Mature Driving course. A ARP developed the eight-hour classroom refresher course to help drivers 50 years of age or older improve their skills and prevent traffic accidents. The first session of the course will be held Monday. October Bth from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Tuesday. October 9th from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Lindenwood in

Donaldson. A repeat of this course will be held on Thursday. Nov. 16. 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. FST and Friday. November 17, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. FST. The fee for the course is $7. pavable to A ARP For further information or to register for the course contact the Lindenwood at Box 1, Donaldson. IN 46513 or phone 935-1780. The 55 Alive Mature Driving Course is designed to meet the specific needs of older drivers, b covers age-related physical changes, declining perceptual skills, rules of the road, local driving problems, and license renewal requirements. Volunteer instructors recruited and trained by A ARP conduct the course, w hich is presented through a combination of slide presentations and group discussion. R.E.A.L. SERVICES NUTRITION PROGRAM N.L. United Methodist Church Phone 656-3132 the dav prior for reservations. Walkerton Youth Building Phone 586-7600 the day prior for reservations. OCTOBER 8 -12 MONDAY Tomato juice Swedish meatballs Parsleyed potatoes Broccoli Whole w heat bread w margarine Butterscotch pudding Milk. tea. coffee TUESDAY Orange juice Spaghetti with meat sauce Parmesan cheese Tossed salad with green pepper, cucumbers and Italian dressing White bread with margarine Baked apple slices with chopped walnuts Milk. tea. coffee WEDNESDAY Apple juice Pork chow mein over rice with chow mein noodle garnish Carrots Whole wheat bread w/margarine Plums Milk. tea. coffee THURSDAY Peach nectar Breaded oven-fried chicken quarter Potato salad Peas Soft dinner roll with margarine Brownie with powdered sugar Milk. tea. coffee FRIDAY Grape juice Macaroni and cheese Stewed tomatoes w/white bread cubes Tuna salad on lettuce leaf Crackers with margarine Peaches Milk. tea. coffee REAL SERVICES WALKERTON The Walkerton Medical Clinic will again offer free flu shots to senior citizens on October 10th s’arring at 10:00 a.m. at the site. Please remember to bring your Medicare card with you. We will also have another blood pressure clinic and I’ll have the date for that net* week. We miss some of our regular patrons. Woody Cochran who is in the LaPorte Hospital and Amiel Shuhz and Caroline Danielewski who are convalescing at home. We wish all of them a speedv recovers Our program chairpersons had imeresiing and informative programs for us throughout the week. We especially enjoyed Florence Seekings and her guitar and singing. she always presents a program with a song for everyone and we ’hank her ahd hope she will come again soon. We also want to thank Harriet Jefferv for the tomatoes which were sliced and enjoyed by all. If you have a talent or know someone who does, please contact our site director. Bettv Clapper at 586-2836 You may also call in your reservation to Betty or to

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Marie Kerchaert at 586 3088 or Jane Chapman at 586-2134 Please call the dav before vou plan to attend. TOUR TO FRANKENMUTH, MICHIGAN The St. Joseph County Extension Homemakers will be taking a tour to Frankenmuth. Michigan on October l"th. The cost is $25.00 per person Breakfast will be served on the bus. Buses will leave Holy Family Church (Western and Mayflower) at 7 : 00 a m. and return between 9:30 • 10:00 p.m. There will be shopping and a stop at Jackson. Michigan on the wav home. Reservations are due bv October 3rd to Ginger Moritz. 23290 Adams Road. South Bend. Indiana 46628. Make checks payable to the St. Joseph County Extension Homemakers. For more information call Ginger at 2729469. Sth ANNUAL BIRD SEED BENEFIT The St. Joseph County Parks Department and the South Bend Audubon Society arc co-sponsoring the sth annual Bird Seed Benefit. The proceeds of the sale are used to support the educational programs of both organizations. The seed is available on a pre-order basis; all

HOLLY’S ENCORE BOUTIQUE The Consignment Store Os Choice For Discriminating 1 Shoppers CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES “Worthy Os 4 Repeat ' 1021 Ind tana Ave 326-1021 LaPorte. Indiana Houri: Monday-Friday, 10:00 am. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday, 10:00 a m. - 4:00 p.m. Now Open Sundays 12:00 Noon - 4:00 p m. NORTH LIBERTY LIONS CLUB Presents “PORK CHOP CHARLEY” SAT., OCT. 13 Serving 2:00 to 7:00 p.m. North Liberty Community Center Proceeds To Boy Scouts Os America Camp Tamarack Jones, Michigan Donation $5.00 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN . THE BAG IS EMPTY? L J IT WILL END UP IN A LANDFILL UNLESS YOU ACT NOW! Ray A Kenny's bags can bo roused to pack your next grocery order and wo wM pay you tor bringing them bock. Simply present your bogs to the cashier before your next order Is rungup. The cashier will credit you 3* tor etch targe grocery bag roused on your order. “Together wo can make a difference • REDUCE • REUSE • RECYCLE • Roy & Kenny's dferiTrnTi super valu Illinois & Van Buren Street walkerton, Indiana

orders must be received bv October 19. Five seed options are available in 25 or 50 pound bags: mixed wild bird seed, striped sunflower, oil sunflower, thistle, and cracked corn. Seed orders will be available for pick up on Fndav. November 2 from 3:30 ■ 00 p.m and Saturday. November 3 from 10:00 a m 100 pm at either Bendix Woods. St. Patrick's or Ferrittie Baugo Creek County Parks Foe order information contact Bendix Woods Counts Park at 654-3155 during business hours Monday through Friday. I se The Gassifleds 55 SAVES LIVES 1

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