The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 November 1990 — Page 12

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - NOVEMBER 29, 1990

To Distribute Surplus Food In Marshall Co. Surplus butter, flour, honey, and peanut butter will be distributed Thursday, December 6, beginning at 10:00 a.m., at various sites in Marshall County. Recipients are expected to utilize the distribution site nearest their home. Recipients are required to show identification, such as a welfare or food stamp card, or a driver's license, and bring a container in which to carry the food home. Elderly or handicapped homebound individuals and eligible working persons can have someone pick up the products for them by sending a signed authorization and

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proper identification with the person picking up the food. Income eligibility guidelines for those under age 60 are: household of one, $9,420; two, $12,630; three, $15,840; four or more, add $3,210 for each additional person in the household. If the head of the household is age 60 or over, the annual income guidelines are: household of one, $11,304; two, $15,156; three. $19,008; four or more, add $3,852 for each additional household member. The distribution sites in Marshall are: Center Twp.: Marshall County Neighborhood Center, 402 West Garro Street, Plymouth. North Twp.; LaPaz Fire Department, LaPaz. Polk Twp.: Polk Twp. Community Building. Tyner. West Twp.: Ancilla Convent. Union Road, Donaldson.

These commodities are donated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and are not to be sold or exchanged. The commodity distribution program is administered by the Indiana Department of Human Services. CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION The third annual "Christmas Celebration" sponsored by the Community Churches Child Care, will be held Sunday evening, December 2 at 7:00 p.m. at the Pine Creek Church of the Brethren, comer of Pine Road and Stanton. This celebration is made up of music performed by individuals and choirs of the Community Churches Child Care's seven sponsoring churches and the students of the Before/After School Latchkey Program. Come this first Sunday of Advent and join us for the celebration!

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FALCONS LOSE TO PLYMOUTH The Urey Falcons dropped a hard fought game to the Plymouth Pilgrims 40-33. Leading the Falcons on scoring was Brian Lyle with 12, Jason Knepp and Steve Savoie each had 4. The Falcons rallied from a 10 point deficit to cut the lead to one behind the sharp shooting of guard Scott Robbins who hit 3-3 pointers in the 3rd quarter. The loss drops the Falcons to 1-1 for the season with the next game against New Prairie Cougers. Farm Bureau Members To Meet, Develop Policies "The most important yearly event for Indiana agriculture will begin Tuesday morning. December 4 at the Indiana Convention Center. That day will be devoted to setting the policy followed by Indiana Farm Bureau Inc. for its 80.000 Hoosier farmer members." says Harry Pearson, president of the state’s largest farm organization. The convention begins at 7:30

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p.m. Sunday, December 2 with the presentation of the Marion Stackhouse Memorial Scholarship Award and the Senator Richard Lugar Essay Awards. Also slated for Sunday evening is an address by John W. Kost, pastor, Trinity Lutheran Church, Valparaiso, with entertainment by the Indianapolis Children’s Choir. Monday afternoon will be filled with special-interest conferences featuring experts in various agricultural fields. Some of the topics for the afternoon sessions are: Ag-Research-What’s Over the Horizon, After the 1990 Election, The Changing World-A Positive Impact on Agriculture, Livestock Production, Wetlands-Who Has the Answer? and Improving Farmers' Image. Monday evening will conclude with a banquet and awards program. "Changes, Changes, Changes," is the title of the address Pearson will give and is the theme of this year's convention. "To stay ahead in today's constantly changing agricultural environment, farmers need to be better informed on issues, and that's what I hope we've been able to provide for this year’s convention," Pearson said.

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