The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1990 — Page 11

EMT Training Program To Begin In Walkerton Fmergencv Medical Technician Training Program bv S’. Joseph's Medical Center, of South Bend, will begin in November, here in Walkerton. Classes will be on Mondav and Wednesday sessions and Tuesday and Thursday sessions. Af'er the first of the year here will be Sa’urdav sessions. Weeknigh's the classes will be from 6-30 to 10 00 p.m. Classes will be held a' the Walkerton \mbulance Service. Michigan St. and 'he fee is $225.00 per student which includes textbooks and course ma'erials. Checks are to be made pavable to S'. Joseph’s Medical Cen'er. The course will be open to 25 regis'ran's. IS students minimum endue’ 'he class. Primary ins ruc’or is Lauri Green and curri< ttlum coordinator is Larrv DvguL ski. The total class will equal 160 lassroom hours; eight hours of ambulance field observatory and 10 hours clinical experience in S’. Joseph's Medical Center’s Emergency Depar'men’. The FMT Training Program is designed to provide ’he student wi h 'he techniques and knowledge •o provide emergency care in the field and to successfully complete he Indiana FMS Commission requirements for Basic Life Suppor' Fmergencv Medical Technician, including non-visuafized airwavs. au'ma'ic 'semi-au'oma'ic defibrillaion and IV maintenance and IOSHA Hazardous Ma'erials Firs' Responder Module. The course is being conduced in accordance wi*h the requirements

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prepared bv the Indiana Emergency Medical Services Commission. For more information and an application form call Karol Jackson a- 586-2461 or stop in at the ClerkTreasurer’s office, downtown Walker'on. WALKERTON TOWN COURT NEWS Laura Burrows. 0911 F 860 S. Hamle'. no registration plate, fined SIO.OO plus court costs. Billy lack Nieubuurt. Rt. 4. Box 352. Walkerton, unsafe vehicle on highway, fined $20.00 plus court cos's. I arv Shannon. 10104 Vistula. Osceola, speeding, fined $16.00 plus cour' costs. Dorothy Selby. 22200 Rilev Rd.. Lakeville, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. Don Niles. Rt. 3. Box 688. Walkerton. speeding, fined $23.00 plus court cos's. Carl E. Lewis. 3015 Bavarian Dr.. 111. Indianapolis, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. Brian Trent Clemmons. Rt. 4. Box 51-2A. Paris. Texas, driving on expired driver’s license, fined SIO.OO plus court costs. Brian Trent Clemmons. Rt. 4 Box 51-2A. Paris. Texas, unsafe start from a parked position, fined S2O 00 plus court costs. Rick A Parks. 67315 S’. Rd. 23. Nor’h I ibertv. speeding, fined sls 00 plus court cos’s. William Kish. 7102 Brockway Ave.. Brookfield. OH. speeding, fined $15.00 plus cour’ costs. Douglas S. Marshall. 600 Meridian Fx 1008. Groton. Georgia, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court COS'S. George V. Kandel. 108 Meadowmere Dr.. Butler, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. Venon L. Trover. 24197 St. Rd. 119. Goshen, speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. Michael Woodruff. 28616 New Rd.. Nor’h Liberty, speeding, fined $14.00 plus court costs. John C Edwards. 1401 W 82nd

S'.. Chicago. IL. speeding, fined $15.00 plus court costs. PIP RESERVATION DEADUNG FAST APPROACHING Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles Commissioner Gilbert L. Holmes reminds al! personalized license plate owners to renew their reservation for their 1991 plate before October 31st. All personalized license plate holders who intend to have the same plate next year must rereserve their plate before the last day of October. After October 31st. the plate will be open to the public for reservation on a first come, first serve basis. ‘‘We understand that it. people's busy schedules they may overlook a deadline such as this one. Therefore we are sending out reminder letters to current PLP holders who have not renewed, as well as sending out this message to those who for one reason or another might overlook the receipt of that letter.” said Holmes. Customers, who intend to get a PLP for the first time must go to their local license branch where thev intend to pick up their plate. At the time their request is accepted a S4O fee is required. “Holiday Visions’’ Coming In Nov. At Christmas Shop Holiday Vision is the theme for this year’s Open House on November 2. 3, and 4 from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. each day EST. This annual Open House traditionally heralds the beginning of our holiday season and offers surprises for everyone from our cherish long-time customers to first-time visitors. For the children, we have arranged with the North Pole for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Claus. and the Christmas Shop will have a special Children’s Comer, where the children can do their own Christmas shopping with the help of one of the Christmas Shop staff. Os course, both young and old will

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enjoy the refreshments. For the adults, besides an incredible array of Christmas decorations. ornaments, and wreaths, ’he Christmas Shop has added to their carefully chosen collectible lines. New to the Christmas Shop are the Coca-Cola Santa collectibles. heartwarming Dolfi children figurines by Lisi Martin, painted pewter figurines by Polland. and whimsical gnomes. If you’re looking for bargains. Holiday Visions features a sale in the Christmas Shop. You'll find gift items galore at specially reduced prices. Holiday Visions will also feature two special guests. On Saturday, November 3. a representative from Silvestri will be on hand from noon to four p.m. EST with decorating tips: on Sunday, November 4. a representatives from Flambro Imports will discuss the Emmett Kelly Jr. collectible line and answer any questionas. All visitors will be registered for the drawing for SIOO worth of gift certificates. Be sure to join us! Shop At Home

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OCTOBER SERIES OF WORKSHOPS FOR SUPPORT SELF Support SELF continues to offer workshops for anyone intersted in exchanging information and sharing resources on pertinent topics presented. Support SELF is offered in cooperation with Ancilla College. Lindenwood Retreat Center, and The Single Parent Program of Marshall County. The morning group meets on the second and fourth Thursday of every month from 10:00 a m. to 11:30 a.m. EST., at Lindenwood on the campus of Ancilla College. The evening SELF group meets on Mondays from 5:30 p.m to 7:00 pm. EST., at Plymouth's Holy Cross Parkview Hospital. Topics are as follows: October 22. Reflections and Discussion. Holy Cross Parkview Hospital. October 25. Saying Yes to Yourself Part 11. Peg Cook. Win and Impact. Ancilla College Lindenwood Retreat Center October 29. Consumer Fraud. Annetta Jones.

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