The Independent-News, Volume 116, Number 44, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 March 1991 — Page 1

The Independent-News

VOLUME 116; NUMBER 44

Walkerton And North Liberty To Receive Funds Walkerton will receive more than $15,170.41 and North Liberty $8,957.27 when Indiana's largest economic development project is passed by the Indiana Senate and approved by Governor Bayh. St. Joseph County is also scheduled to receive more than $1,787,142.36. Passage of this legislation creates 10,000 immediate construction jobs, 41,000 permanent jobs, and produces nearly $350 million in new tax revenues for the state. Every Indiana county, city and town benefits from this legislation either through the creation of new jobs and businesses, or by receiving their share of millions of dollars in new revenue. A conservative estimate of these total revenues is $65 million. This legislation, H 81899, provides for the construction of familystyle resorts with casino gaming in Gary and French Lick/West Baden Springs. It also includes excursion boats on the Ohio River. In addition, the legislation has parimutuel horse racing in central Indiana, with Anderson or Indianapolis the most likely location. Currently, H 81899 the bill is being considered by the Indiana Senate. The bill passed the House of Representatives in early March. FAMILY HEALTH NIGHT The public is invited to a Family Health Night sponsored by North Liberty PTA, to be held March 28, at 7:00 p.m., in the school cafeteria. Local doctors, Dr. Engel, D.O. and Dr. Knape, D.D.S., will be there to answer questions. Mrs. Hadden, pnysical education teacher, will talk about the importance of physical fitness. A representative from the American Red Cross will be demonstrating CPR. There will be a blood pressure screening by Debra Ketcham, R.N. A video will be shown about Riley Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis and there will be free information on nutrition and childhood diseases. Please plan to attend and bring the whole family to this informative evening. There will be something for all ages. AREA CHRISTIAN CHOIR TO PRESENT CANTATA The Area Christian Community Choir, formerly The North Liberty/ LaVille Community Choir, in cooperation with ministers from the North Liberty/LaVille Ministerial Assoc., will present its 13th annual Easter cantata entitled “The Life of Christ" at the Old Lakeville School Project on Friday and Saturday, March 29 and 30, at 7:00 p.m. The cantata will include both music ..and drama, modem lighting and sound equipment and special effects will make the presentation a first in this area. Tickets for both services are free, but must be obtained from the ticket office at the Old Lakeville Project, or from members of the choir. Call 784-8827 for further information or ticket inquires. Seats will not be held after 6:45 p.m. “The Star Spangled Banner," when it was first pubfished, bora the title “The Defense of Fort McHenry."

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State Representative Richard Mangus (R-Lakeville) recently honored the John Glenn High School Spell Team for winning the first place in the Division 111 Hoosier Spell Bowl. "I was pleased to sponsor a state champion in academics at the Statehouse," Mangus said. "This was the fourth consecutive victory

DRIVERS ED CLASSES TO BEGIN SOON The driver education summer program has been set at John Glenn High School. The fee for the program will be $135 for 30 hours of classroom, six hours behind the wheel instruction and 18 hours observation. The driver education program will start with the classroom section beginning upon the completion of the regular John Glenn day school year. Enrollment will begin on March 25. The student must be 15 years of age or older by June 1 to enroll. For more information contact 586-3195 (day) or 586-2042 in the evenings. WALKERTON LITTLE LEAGUE REGISTRATION SATURDAY Registration for the Walkerton Little League will be Saturday, March 30, from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. at the Walkerton Youth Building. Children who are age 5 to 13 are qualified to play in a league. At 2:00 p.m.. there will be a meeting for coaches and interested persons at the Youth Building. NOTICE If a tornado is sighted in the Walkerton area the siren will be blown for one (1) minute, off one (1) minute, on one (1) minute, off one (1) minute and on one (1) minute. This will be repeated every hour until the all clear is given. There will be no all dear blown. EASTER EGG HUNT AT AL’S DINER An Easter Egg Hunt will be held at Al’s Diner, State Road 23, Koontz Lake, for the youngsters, on Saturday, March 30, beginning at 2:00 p.m., E.S.T. There are several age groups to share in the goodies. NOTICE There will be no meeting this week of the Koontz Lake Conservation Club due to the holiday. Happy Easter to everyone.

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for the John Glenn spell team, and I think this merits just as much praise as any athletic state championship.” Coach Paul Hernandez's team was honored with a resolution as all the team members were introduced to the House members. "This team has a great group of young people with a great future

NORTH LIBERTY EASTER EGG HUNT The American Legion Post 365, North Liberty, will sponsor their annual Easter Egg Hunt, on Saturday, March 30, beginning at 11:00 a.m., at the North Liberty Park. HEALTH SCREENINGS TO BE HELD Home Health Screening Service will be conducting the following health screenings, at the Koontz Lake Missionary Church, on Thursday, April 4, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Diabetic screening, cholesterol and triglyceride screening will be given. For further information contact Mary Ann Bombagetti, at 772-4458. NOTICE Senior Fellowship will have their last bingo get-together, on Monday, April 1, at REAL Services in the Walkerton Youth Building. UNITED METHODIST WOMEN BAKE SALE SATURDAY The United Methodist Women are having their annual Easter bake sale, at DeJoss Pharmacy, on Saturday, March 30, beginning at 8:30 a.m. Hope to see you there. CLEAN-UP AT WOODLAWN CEMETERY Clean-up begins at the Woodlawn Cemetery. Walkerton, on Monday, April Bth. Rease remove all artificial Christmas and winter decorations before this date. CHANGE OF ADDRESS If your address has changed in any way, please notify our subscription department as we are charged by the post office for each and everyone that has changed. NOTICE The Walkerton License Branch will be dosed all day on Good Friday, March 29, in observance of the holiday. Regular hours will resume on Monday. Hours for the local branch are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Tuesdays from 12:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

THURSDAY. MARCH 28. 1991

ahead of them," Mangus added. “1 hope all of these young adults use the experience and confidence they have gained from this experience and 1 wish all of them the best.” The resolution was co-sponsored in the House by State Representative Gary L. Cook (D-Rymouth) and in the Senate by State Senator Betty Lawson (D-South Bend).

COMMUNITY CALENDAR FRIDAY, MARCH 29 Good Friday SUNDAY, MARCH 31 Happy Easter TUESDAY, APRIL 2 4:30 p.m.—John Glenn varsity baseball team to travel to South Bend Adams. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 4:30 p.m.—John Glenn golf team to travel to Knox for matches. North Liberty Town Board to meet. THURSDAY, APRIL 4 4:30 p.m.—John Glenn track teams to host Rochester. . EASTER EGG HUNT SET The Walkerton Vol. Fire Dept, annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Saturday, March 30, at Urey School, beginning at 2:00 p.m. Full Day Chapter I Parent Meeting Full Day Chapter I parent meeting will be held on Friday, May 10, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at Indiana University-South Bend, 1700 Mishawaka Avenue, in South Bend, for all interested parents. (Sorry, no babysitting will be available.) The Chapter 1 Department will pay the registration fee for the parents of any Chapter 1 student. Lunch is included. Other parents are welcome, but will be responsible for the $7.00 registration fee. This is an unique opportunity to participate in outstanding workshops planned especially for you! Many speakers have been selected for their expertise and interest in promoting maximum achievement and improved self-concept. If you have questions concerning this event, please call Jan Hayes at 586-3186. For registration forms, contact your child's school. 2ta4

JG Freshman Orientation Wed., April 3 The Guidance Department of John Glenn High School is planning a special meeting for all eighth grade students and their parents from Urey Middle School on Wednesday, April 3, at 7:00 p.m. It will be in the high school auditorium and all parents and eighth grade students are urged to attend. The purpose of the program is to acquaint the students and parents with the high school administration, counselors, and department chairpersons. The curriculum and how it fits different career options will be explained. School policies, goals, and opportunities will be explored. Tours will be conducted for the students. A multi-media production of John Glenn High School will be shown. If you wish to see how scheduling is done or if you have concern about your child’s schedule this is an important meeting. If there are any questions please bring them on Wednesday night or call 586-3195 and ask for Dan Snider or Sandy Hunter. Starke Co. FEME Receives Funds For Emergencies The local FEM A (Federal Emergency Management Agency) board, comprised of representatives from Red Cross, Ministerial Society, Catholic Charities and Council on Aging, applied for and received SIO,BBI to help households with emergency food, shelter and utilities. The board elected to choose the Starke County Council on Aging as the agency to administer the program, beginning March 15,1991. Households that have an emergency situation and need food, help with utilities or need shelter assistance should contact the Council on Aging to see if they meet the guidelines. Households may apply for assistance after March 15 at the Council on Aging office, located on the second floor of the Court House, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Joan Haugh, local FEMA Board chairperson, stated, “The authorizing legislation specifically calls for sensitivity to the transition from temporary shelter to permanent homes and attention to the specialized needs of homeless individuals with mental and physical disabilities and illnesses. Special emphasis is also placed on the elderly, families with children. Native Americans or veterans.” Other FEMA Board members include REv. John Poppe, St. Peter Lutheran Church of North Judson; Pam Fletcher, Starke County Commissioner; Peg Brettin, Starke County Red Cross; Barbara Miller of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church of Knox. Msgr. Joseph Semancik and Eri Guenther. Catholic Charities of Northwest Indiana. Gary. Tha church of Monte Cassino in Kentucky, is the smallest church in the world It accommodates only three people at a time

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