The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 October 1990 — Page 9

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO GAVE US ITEMS FOR TRICK OR TREATING FOR THE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY PANTRY IF WE MISSED YOU AND YOU HAVE ITEMS TO DONATE, CALL THE CHURCH OFFICE AT 586-3534 AND WE WILL SEND SOMEONE TO PICK IT UP DIANE SCHMELTZ AND SHARON DREWS JAY MICHAEL COWGER IS A TEENAGER Happy Birthday ' mH - AND WE LOVED YOU AS BERT THE CHIMNEY SWEEP IN MARY POPPINS GRANDPA & GRANDMA C. Happiness Is SUPPORTING THE S.A.L.’s 3RD ANNUAL TURKEY PLOP AND FEATHER PARTY November 10 WALKERTON AMERICAN LEGION STARTING AT 7:00 PM. PROCEEDS SUPPORT LOCAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND Happiness Is HAVING OUR MOM ELSIE WEBB HOME, HAPPY AND HEALTHY AND AIDING US IN OUR LITTLE ENDEAVORS ONCE AGAIN DAD’S JUST NOT AS “INTO” IT AS YOU WE LOVE YOU AND WE’RE NOT LETTING YOU GO BACK TO THAT HOSPITAL AGAIN! HA! HA! Love, STEVE & JOANN

THANK YOU LEWIE & BECKY REED HOW NICE IT WAS TO BE THOUGHT OF IN A VERY SPECIAL WAY I CAN SEE I’M GOING TO GAIN ALL THAT WEIGHT BACK FOR SURE NOW PLUS MORE DARN! ELSIE WEBB Happiness Is R E-ORGANIZE A ND Destroy Drugs E verywhere VERN & SHIRLEY HANSON P»id Pol Adv THANK YOU TO THOSE WHO HELPED WITH TRICK OR TREATING FOR THE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY PANTRY RYAN SCHMELTZ JILL SCHMELTZ MARY KECK DANIELLE & JAMIE LUDWIG CAROLINE ARNETT JENNIFER & WALTER CALHOON LASHAN RININGER NADEANA RININGER BRANDY LAUDERBACK CASEY & BRET BUTLER LAURA BOSTWICK DAWN & NOLAN KECK SHELBY & NORMANDY GAINES SCOTT, BRYAN, CORI & SARA RANS JERRY TUTTLE MARCIA BUTLER LAINA KOSELAK AARON BALES DIANE SCHMELTZ SHARON DREWS PASTOR MARILYN BONITA GAINES AND TO CATHERINE HAHN FOR THE REFRESHMENTS CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY PANTRY A special thank you to all our friends, relatives and neighbors for your prayers, flowers, cards and food you sent during the past week. The loss of our mother and wife was hard to bare and you eased the pain for us. Also thank you to Nancy

Hockett, the Walkerton Ambulance and the Hundts. Alfred Einspahr Brenda Dyniewski & Family Bill Einspahr & Family Marty Einspahr Tom Einspahr & Family Jennifer Einspahr Special thanks to Connie Medich and Barb Klinedinst for preparing dinner for our family during the time of the loss of our loved one. With our love and thanks. The Family of Dean Brogdon A special thanks to all my friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and assistance during my recent hospital stay and convalescence at home. James Verkier Special thanks to Olive Mankowski and Mary Cable for taking me to the hospital. Special thanks to Father Yast, Father Letko and Father Heimer for their prayers; to REAL Services; to neighbors and friends for the flowers and cards and to my sister for caring for me, my family and Elsie Heimer for her service. Caroline Danielewsk SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLING NEWS As the days grow shorter and the weather cools, the competition heats up as the Senior Bowlers continue to enjoy making those pins fly at the Walkerton Shady Lanes. And fall they did this past week, as the following scoring tabulations will reveal! The ladies are really “in to their game.” High scratch game was Jean Burden’s 156, just one pin better than Vollie Verkinder’s 155. Goldie Lauzon’s 152 game gave them both a real battle. High handicap game saw Emily Gryb and Vollie Verkinder in a tie, both posting a 223 game. Mildred McKesson rolled a 214 game, just topping Anne Falk’s 213 effort. High series total was Merle Bruesch’s 429, followed by Burden’s 415 and Verkinder’s 410 totals. Nice competition ladies! Such close scores “grab and hold” your attention! The gents were not to be outdone as contenders this week. Just a "spare” made a difference in some of the scoring. High scratch game was Roman Brehm’s 222 game, followed by Claude Nowakowski’s 202 and Harold Schweder’s 201 games. High handicap game was Brehm’s 260, with Nowakowski challenging with a 252 total. Schweder’s 222 placed third. High series total was Schweder’s 543, followed by Brehm’s 533, and Nowkowski’s 506 totals. The gents are steadily increasing their averages, as the competition continues to stiffen! There is still a couple of spots open each week for any interested senior bowler. Wednesday afternoons are guaranteed to pass swiftly when you join this active group. Good sport, exercise, fun and pleasant company make it a beautiful day! EMT Training Program To Begin In Walkerton Emergency Medical Technician Training Program bv St. Joseph's Medical Center, of South Bend, will begin in November, here in Walkerton. Classes will be on Monday and Wednesday sessions and Tuesday and Thursday sessions After the first of the year 'here will be Saturday sessions Weeknights the classes will be from 610 to 10:00 p m Classes will be held at the Walkerton Ambulance Service. Michigan St. and 'he fee is $225 00 per student which includes textbooks and course ma'cnals Checks are to be made pavable to St Joseph's Med-

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ical Center. The course will be open to 25 registrants, 15 students minimum to conduct the class. Primary ins'ructor is Lauri Green and curriculum coordinator is Larrv Dvgulski. The total class will equal 160 classroom hours; eight hours of ambulance field observatory and 10 hours clinical experience in St. Joseph's Medical Center’s Emergency Depar* mens. The EMT Training Program is designed to provide the student with the techniques and knowledge to provide emergency care in the field and to successfully complete

VOTE FOR GREG WILLIAMS TOWN COUNCIL VOTE DEMOCRATIC NM IM Ad, ELECT LYNN BROWNLEE For Lincoln Twp. Trustee — VOTE DEMOCRATIC — ADVISORY BOARD DICK AWALD RANDY VERKLER MORRIS SEARFOSS ^ack^ltgo SERVICE 409 Indiana (St. Rd. 23) — NOTICE — — 29 Jack's Service will be closed for about three weeks due to renovation. We hope you will continue to trade with us after we are finished and re-opened. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause. When we re-open we will have our FULL SERVICE at a very competitive price WATCH FOR OUR GRAND RE-OPENING Jack

'he Indiana EMS Commission requiremen's for Basic life Support Emergency Medical Technician, including non-visualized airwavs. automatic semi-automatic defibrilla'i"n and IV maintenance and IOSHA Hazardous Materials First Responder Module. I he course is being conducted in accordance with the requirements prepared bv the Indiana Emergency Medical Services Commission . For more information and an Ca " Karnl a 586-2461 or stop j n a t the ClerkTreasurer's office, downtown Walkerton.

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