The Independent-News, Volume 117, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 April 1992 — Page 9

Happy Sweet “16” Birthday * ■p^| '' f RASHEL MOM & DAD RENEE & RENISSA Happiness Is A WONDERFUL DAUGHTER-IN-LAW PAULA ALAN TRACY JOEL THANKS A BUNCH! MOM & DAD L. Congratulations TONY LIDGARD OF WALKERTON WINNING BETTA & BOWL AT THE BLUE LAGOON TROPICAL FISH & SUPPLIES 102 N. Adams. Walkerton BEST WISHES AND GOOD LUCK ROBERTA KICKBUSH AS MANAGER OF KICKER’S DRIVE-IN Love, MR. & MRS. K. ANY ADULT ’ IN BASIC ED i (G.E.D.) RETURN YOUR BOOKS TO JAN OR DICK A.SAP. Happiness Is A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT PLEASE HELP STOP STERICYCLE A MEDICAL WASTE FACILITY SHOW YOUR SUPPORT APRIL 16 AT THE NORTH LIBERTY COMMUNITY CENTER WE OWE IT TO OURSELVES AND OUR CHILDREN

Happiness Is HAVING GERALD HAHN HELPING YOU WITH YOUR CLOTHING PURCHASES AT TREAT’S SQUIRE SHOP IN PLYMOUTH DAILY 9:00 - 5:30 FRIDAY 9:00 - 8:00 CLOSED SUNDAY WHAT A UNIQUE GIFT FOR DAD A Longaberger PENCIL OR PAPER Basher FOR FATHER S DAY A GREAT GIFT FOR GRADUATES TOO! ORDER BY APRIL 30TH CALL CHRISTY CLARK 586-7758 WALKERTON March Winners AT BEVERLY JANSMA LANSING, ILLINOIS AND STEVE & CARLA GEBERT LARWILL, INDIANA Congratulations WE RE BACK! CHICKEN PIE OR SWISS STEAK SUPPER AT THE WALKERTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH April 25th 4:00 p.m. • 7:00 p.m. Adults — $5.00 Children 6 - 12 — $2.50 Under 6 — Free CARRY-OUTS AVAILABLE TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE CHURCH OFFICE MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

JOHN GLENN MUSIC DEPT. ANNOUNCES STH GRADE RECRUITMENT FOR BAND Mon., April 20 7:00 p.m. Happiness Is BREAKFAST WITH BABY CHICK AND EASTER BUNNY Sat., April 11 10:00 a.m. V.F.W. POST 1954 NORTH LIBERTY CARBONLESS FORMS ! To Fil! Your Business Needs Independent-News 601 Roosevelt Rd., Walkerton

AUCTION SITE: UREY MIDDLE SCHOOL, U.S. 6 WALKERTON, IN (West edge of town across from Mahoney Automobile Dealership) LOCATION: 3/4 mile south of Walkerton on State Road 23 - at intersection of Union Road. Rolling & Wooded Building Sites Just South Os Walkerton On St. Rd 23 (on the edge of town) . TERMS AND CONDITIONS PROCEDURE: You may buy one tract, any combination ot tracts, or the entire 78 acres The auction is subject to the confirmation of the owner DOWN PAYMENT: 10% down payment on the day of the sale and the balance at closing Your bidding is not conditional upon financing, so be sure that you have arranged financing, it needed The down payment may be made in the form of cash, cashier s check or personal check CLOSING: Within 15 days after evidence ot merchantable title This is estimated to be on or before June 1 1992 I POSSESSION: Possession at closing With 20% down, possession of tillable acres on sale day I TITLE: Seller will provide a warranty deed along with an updated abstract or title insurance to the buyer REAL ESTATE TAXES: The Buyer shall assume all real estate taxes due and payable in May 1993 and thereafter SURVEY: Seller shall provide a new survey tor any parcel where there is no existing legal description or where new bound- ! anes are created by tract divisions in this auction Tract acreage has been estimated based on aerial photographs Closing I prices shall be adjusted to reflect any difference between advertised and surveyed acres it a new survey is determined to be I necessary to convey title INSPECTION DATE: THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 6:00 - 7:00 P.M.

78 ACRES • 4 TRACTS ★ 3 - 20 Acre Building Sites ★ 1- 18 Acre Building Site ★ Wooded Building Sites ★ Buy All In One Unit or Combination Os Tracts ★ Great Location Near Town TRACT 1 ■ 20 acres, partially wooded building site, with several possible sites for new home Road frontage on State Road 23. Union Road, and Willow Trail. Estimated 12 acres tillable A Great Choice' TRACT 2 20 acres, a former farm house srte with 30' x 50' steel building and 24' diameter gram drying bin Building srte access from State Road 23 with current drive Approximately 18 acres tillable The steel building has a lot of room to fit your needs If you do not desire a grain bin, you will be given a closing credit of $2,000 and the seder will have until September 30.1992 to remove TRACT 3 • 20 acres, with secluded wooded building site near tree ndge Estimated 14 acres of tillable farm ground TRACT 4 • Estimated 18 acres, with building sites located on secluded Willow trail This tract hes directly behind Tract 2 & 3, and agamst Tract 3 on the south

OWNER: TIMOTHY HESTERS

APRIL 9, 1992 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS -

FARMERS STATE BANK STAFF Congratulations ON YOUR FOUR STAR RATING YOUR FRIENDS AT RAY & KENNY’S LAKE PERCH DINNER The Kingsford-Union Vol. Fire Dept, and Auxiliary are sponsoring a lake perch fish fry, all you can eat, on Friday, April 17, at the fire department. The dinner will be prepared by the LaCrosse Lions Club and served from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Donations are adults (12 and over) at $6.50; children, ages 6-11, $4.00 at the door and pre-school-ers, $1.50 at the door and in house only. 2tal6p SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING NEWS With just two more sessions left in their season, the Senior were making the pins fall and the lanes reverberated with shouts of encouragement to make all those spares. The ladies continued their close competition, posting some close scores in each category. High scratch game was Merle Bruesch’s

158, followed by Betty Ogle’s 150 and Esther DeVault’s 144 games. High handicap game was Bruesch’s 212, just topping Goldie Louzon’s 211 and Ogle’s 208. High series total was Bruesch’s 411. Ogle posted a 407 total, just five pins above DeVault’s 402. The ladies sure generate some close competition! The gents enjoyed a very good day with the high scratch game top three competitors posting 200 or above games. Bud Weinman's 209 led the way, with Ray DeValut scoring 205 and Mel Divine 200. Weinman's 243 high handicap game topped DeVault’s and Divine's tied 239, which was just one pin above John Clark’s 238 total. Frank Hecimovich’s 563 high series total was followed by Divine's 530 and DeVault’s 514 totals. A fine day of bowling for the gents. Just a reminder — the Senior Bowler's last session will be April 15th with a banquet planned to immediately follow the bowling on that date. For details and prepayment of your reservation, contact Peral McConnell by April 10. Come top out a good season with a pleasant social hour and good food. According to the U.S. Department of Labor the fastest declining category of job is that of shoe sewing machine operator.

Union Road ^^-W'tract i' 2 20 Acres 5 1/^ x : Drive way .^/A. : O s .oA ’ jr—i Preient Bldgs £ 4'A, TRACT 2 wi T F®: 2 0 Acres TRACT 3 ; Open Ditch 20 Acres ** I—

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