The Independent-News, Volume 118, Number 12, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 August 1992 — Page 7

SERVICE NOTES Hu mH Claude Dale (C. J.) Hurlbut II after serving 3 years in the Navy Reserve before, going active in the U. S. Navy for 4'/i years, has returned home from Guam where he spent 3 years with Mobile Mine Assembly Group Unit 8. He received an Honorable Discharge and has decided to further his education at il l Technical Institute, Fort Wayne. He begins school Septembers, 1992. C. J. Hurlbut was a 1986 graduate of John Glenn High School. He is the son of Carol J. Hullinger, Walkerton, and Gaude Hurlbut, Indianapolis. August 4 (FHTNC) — Navy Petty Officer 2nd Gass DeWayne H. Peters, a 1983 graduate of John Glenn High School of Walkerton, recently returned aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Scott, homeported in Norfolk, VA following a six-month deployment to the Mediterranean. Peters participated in the Navy’s Sixth Fleet Maritime Action Group DUANE DRAKE’S TREE SERVICE TREE REMOVAL TREE TRIMMING STUMP REMOVAL Estimates Phone (219) 936-6546 Plymouth azo93

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which combined surface ships, submarines and maritime patrol aircraft. The ship was part of the 12ship USS American carrier battle group. During the deployment, the USS Scott was the flagship for Commander, destroyer Squadron--14, and provided afloat command and control and battle management, improved international naval cooperation, conducted training for near-land contingency response, and integrating land-based tactical air support for joint maritime operations. He also trained with every NATO Navy and visited every NATO country bordering the Mediterranean Sea including Marseilles, Toulon, and Villefranche, France; Barcelona, Alicante and Malaga, Spain; Haifa, Israel; Naples and Aranto, Italy; Antalya and Izmir, Turkey; and Athens and Corfu, Greece. He joined the Navy in December 1983. SCHOOL MENU Oregon-Davis Schools AUGUST 19 - 21 WEDNESDAY Beans and franks Corn Peaches Potato chips Bread and butter Milk THURSDAY Pizza burger on bun (extra 60c) Oven fries Mixed vegetables Pears Milk FRIDAY Fish sandwich (extra 50c) Potato rounds Peas Cookie Milk HIGH SCHOOL Salad bar

CARD OF THANKS

The family of Victoria Juckett, LaPorte, wish to express our thanks for your help and concern during our recent bereavement. Daughters and Sons Doris Rhodes Bernice Juckett Charles Juckett

THE NEW AUDIO-VISUAL AREA AT THE COUNTY LIBRARY The St. Joseph County Public Library is extremely proud of the new Audio-Visual Information and References Services Area at the Main Library. This area houses a great variety of materials and services for the public. Everything from art prints to videos is available for check out by patrons. A selection of framed prints of famous paintings and drawings is mounted on the walls of the A-V area so patrons can see each one clearly. Most patrons do not realize that these may be checked out for 6 weeks. This service is available for new offices and homes until final art is selected. Art prints are only available at the Main Library. Also found in the A-V area are six new “Discovery Stations”. These stations consist of three IBM and three Macintosh computers with laser printers for public use. Software is available for use at the stations. Staff assistance is available on a limited basis but patrons are expected to know the basic computer skills. The cost for use of a computer is $.50 per each 15 minutes. The Audio-Visual Information and Reference Services Area naturally contains the more traditional videos, audio cassettes and compact disks. These are also available in more limited numbers at each branch. While some records are still available, they are rapidly being replaced by CD’s. The Library has over 8,000 CD’s in all fields from classical music to comedy. There are also books on tape in both fiction and non-fiction. As many as 15 cassettes and 15 CD’s may be checked out at one time. In place of films, which were subject to brittleness, breakage and fading, videos have come to the forefront. The Library features

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several thousand videos in all categories fromi “How to” tapes to the new feature videos including children's videos, foreign language videos from around the world and classics. Fiction videos may be checked out for three days and non-fiction for seven days at a cost of $.25 each. All materials are cataloged for easy access and the A-V staff is always happy to help patrons find materials or with requests and reserves. The Audio-Visual Information and Reference Services Area is located on the third floor of the Main Library in downtown South Bend. It has been greatly expanded to fill the needs of “Information Age” patrons. LIBRARY CARD NIGHT AT THE COVE The St. Joseph County Public Library and Coveleski Stadium announce the third annual “LibraryCard Night at the Cove” on Monday, August 17. Any fan who shows a valid library card from any library when purchasing tickets will be admitted to the game for only SI.OO. One card per ticket, please. The game starts at 7:00 p.m. and will feature the South Bend White Sox versus the Ginton Giants. Gates open at 6:00 p.m. Please call the Cove at 284-9988 for further information.

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ORGANIC GARDENING COURSE TO BE GIVEN AT ANGELA Ancilla College, along with the Earthworks’ gardeners and local guest speakers, will offer a four part organic gardening workshop on Thursday mornings from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m., beginning August 27. Leave the forces of toxic chemicals and observe Earthworks' successful organic garden in bloom! This course is for the beginner and intermediate gardener. Composting, seed and garden selection, companion planting, integratged past management and herb growing will be covered. For further information, call Ancilla College at 936-8898. The Amazon is too wide at many points for a person on one bank to see the ooposite shore E-Z STUMP REMOVAL REASONABLE RATES Bill Etlinger 586-2167 Walkerton FULLY INSURED 4 25 9io

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