The Independent-News, Volume 117, Number 6, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 July 1991 — Page 12

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - JULY 4, 1991

FUN THINGS FOR CHILDREN TO DO THIS SUMMER This summer bring your children to the Walkerton Public Library to keep them busy. The library is offering two summer programs for children. The first is the summer reading program. This year’s theme is “Read Around the World." Hopefully by reading more children will gain a better understanding of other people and places around the world. For every five books children read they will receive a orize. (Up to twenty books). The first prize is a flag on the bulletin board with the child's name and a free coupon from Burger King good for a cheeseburger, fries and a soft drink. After ten books the children receive a candy bar with a different countries flag and a sticker. For the third prize children get a

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foreign language sticker and a “watch". And for the final prize a Super Reader Award certificate is given. Chidlren who read over twenty books can add cities to the world flag. At the end of the summer we will count all the “cities" to see how many books have been read. A list of all the children who finished at least five books will be put in the newspaper. The second summer porgram is the "Summer Movie Program." Every Friday except July sth the library will show a movie. Next week, July 12, the movie will be Cricket in Times Square and Bris--1 tielip and Dragon Stew. Other - moves for the summer are as f follows: t July 19 — The Cat in the Hat; 1 Pontffel Pock; Dr. Seuss on the t Loose. r July 26 — Gregory the Terrible i Eater; Gila Monsters Meet You At

the Airport. August 2 — How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin & How the Camel Got His Hump. All movies begin at 2:30 p.m.. Children under six must be accompanied by an adult. For more information call the library at 586-2933.

BIRTHS

Jeff and Shawn Jones, of Walkerton, are the proud parents of a son, born on June 29, at 11:09 p.m. He has been named Travis Alan. He weighed six pounds and 15 ounces and was 21 inches long. Grandparents are Phyllis Phol, of North Liberty, and Burton and Shirley Jones, of Three Rivers, Michigan. Great-grandparents are Loma Jones, of Three Rivers and Robert Mitchell, of Wayland, Michigan. God-parents are Shannon Pohl, of Walkerton, and Julie Four a, of Three Rivers.

LYNN UMBER RECEIVES 32 DEGREE M Lynn A. Umber, pictured above, of Walkerton and Richard C. Hamilton, of North Liberty, were conferred the 32nd Degree at the 171st Convocation of the Ancient Accepted Scottish rite of the Valley of South Bend, recently. 59 new members representing 32 lodges in Indiana and six out of state from Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan and Virginia received the degree. The convocation was named in honor of the DI. Arthur L. May, 33 degree of South Bend. Mr. May was associated with the law firm of May, Oberfell, Lorber and Associates, one of the oldest law firms in South Bend. Mr. Umber was also elected as a vice-president.

COX ESTATE Public Auction The following described personal property will be auctioned at 26850 Riley Rd., North Liberty. IN Directions: 3 miles E. of S.R. 23 on Riley Rd. or 2 miles S. of S.R 4 on Redwood Rd., or 6 miles W. of U.S. 31 on Riley Rd on: Saturday, July 6 STARTING AT 10:00 A.M. VEHICLES 1986 TO Crown Victoria. 4-doof vinyl top. air auto tans . full power 51.500 miles grey. 1986 Ford Custom 4x4 1/2 ton w/fiberglass topper auto trans , two-tone brown, only 18,000 miles. 1977 Ford F 250 4x 4 standard trans old Ford and Plymouth (salvage value only) TRACTORS — MOWERS — FARM MACHINERY TOOLS & MISC. JD 70 diesel w/tront end loader JD G tractor SN 43603 IH modei 420 baler Bolens Husky 1253 tractor mower snow blower tor Bolens, W Ahee! disc hay elevator, side rake (metal wheels): Oliver gram drill, Cyvone broad cart seeder, snow blade, rototiller hydraulic wood splitter 2 wheel awn trailer 2 aluminum step ladders, rubber tire wheel barrow. bench grinder log chains, extension ladder, wire fence cattle feeder many misc hand ana ga r den tools push cultivator boom winch, many misc nuts bolts screws nails, etc . wire barbed wire concrete blocks firewood, furnace fan other mtsc items FURNITURE — APPLIANCES — HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Orange sofa bed. 2 nice recliners, humidifier VCR stereo unrt. RCA color TV; French Provincial canopy bed dresser desk, chair and table; small hutch. Whirlpool refrigerator; Whirlpool freezer Whirlpool elec dryer. Amana microwave dinette table and 2 chairs, bench, several chairs, love seat, twin bed several lamps, shelf unit vacuum cleaner misc pots, pans and kitchen utensils. picnic table night stand, many misc dishes, redwood lawn furniture lawn swing; other misc items ANTIQUES — COLLECTIBLES — PRIMITIVES Fancy mantle dock. 2 arm chairs; dresser, fancy wall clock; school desk set of milk glass dishes glass butler churn several wood buckets bust of Lincoln; many knick knacks, copper boiler misc books and pictures, several old boxes, old tool box. horse harness, dinner bell, old maple syrup buckets, old desk, table; chest of drawers, grinding stone old wooden wringer washer mowing scythe; 2 cast iron kettles light fixture, milk cans, eagle weather vane, other items too numerous to mention Terms: Cash or Check w/Proper LD. Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Al! items sold as is with all faults Statements made the day of auction to take precedence over printed matter. SALE ORDER: Furniture, appliances and household to sell first, then the antiques and collectibles. The vehicles will sell at 12:00 noon followed by the tractors and farm machinery. JOSEPH (JOE) COX ESTATE OWNER Valley American Bank & Trust Co. — Personal Representative Auction Conducted by: Za AKX.Z IWZrmV MOM IM, Ar Independent Member BreAer Ae»ec AwAmees h m ba

SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE MOVES The Social Security Administration office in South Bend which serves St. Joseph, Marshall and Fulton Counties has moved and is now at 425 S. Main St. The new, one story building has been leased for five years and is on the west side of Main St. half-way between Western Ave. and Monroe St. This location is one block west of the main South Bend Post Office. There is free, off-street parking in front of the office and the parking, office and restroom areas are fully accessible to the handicapped. Several Transpo bus routes pass by the new address and stop within */j block. Office hours will remain 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. except for national holidays. As always the public should first call the toll-free number 1-800-234-SSSA (1-800-234-5772) for general information or to set up convenient appointments to file claims by phone. The best times to call the 800 number are 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. WEDDING STATIONERY Traditional A Contemporary Invitations COMPLETE SELECTION OF ACCESSORIES FOR WEDDING AND RECEPTION Independent-News 601 Roosevelt Rd , Walkerton