The Independent-News, Volume 118, Number 42, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 March 1993 — Page 7

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE “This And That” First of all, I want to remind you, that if you need letters for your mailbox and wish to order them ! trom me. I need to know what you i need immediately. Available are letters and numbers two inches high. They are available in red. black or white. My phone number I is in the phone book. Have you cleaned out your mail I and paper box area? The carriers do not get paid for pushing snow. Last week, I slid into a mailbox that | hadn’t been cleared. There was a I rut in the ice under the snow. The I box had been securly bolted to an * ironpost cemented into the ground. 1 The box or post didn't give, by my I car did. There are regulations for I installing boxes. Please make sure | that these are installed legally. Most towns have ordinances for j keeping sidewalks clean and acces- ■ sible. Does Walkerton? I have had several people tell me ■ that the side streets coming onto I U.S. 6 are hard to enter because of 1 larger vehicles parked on 6. There I used to be a ruling discouraging I trucks and van parking within a 1 certain area of the corners. Is this Liberty Electric FARM & HOME Electric Wiring & Repair Heating & Refrigeration Well & Pump Service ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR PLUMBING REPAIRS APPLIANCE REPAIR 24 Hour Emergency Service CALL 656-8888

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still in effect? If it is, may be the police should be enforcing this regulation. You voters will shortly be receiving a questionnaire from the John Glenn School Corporation. Answer it and get it back quickly. This stalemate on school building has been going on for much too long. Everyone has to work together to fmd a solution. Just remember School Board, it is important to listen to what the citizens have to say, whether you agree with it or not. I. myself, am getting rather disgusted with all of the bickering and arguing going on about what to do. I understand that the school corporation is going to buy portable classrooms from Plymouth. Are these rooms heated? Do they have restrooms? Where will they be placed? Come on School Board give us some answers. It is very hard to understand what is going on by attending board meetings. So much of your meetings are by number. Sometimes questions are politely answered by the board, sometimes not. I had better get my mailbox area cleaned out. Sincerely, Nedra Williams UREY WRESTLERS TOP THE LA VILLE LANCERS The Urey wrestlers “steamrolled” the LaVille Lancers on Thursday night by a score of 85-27. Recording two pins was Potts and one pin and one decision win by Roush. Winning by pins also included Smith, Neiswender, Amor, Miller, Klinedinst, Claywell. Rough, Rizek, Gunn and Salyer. Winning by major decision was Blount. A really good night of action.

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GRADUATES FROM MODELING SCHOOL Megan Hostetler was graduated from the Barbizon School of Modeling in an hour long fashion showgraduation held Saturday, February 27, in Chicago. Megan, who is a senior at John Glenn High School, has been attending the modeling school on Saturdays since September. The first part of her training developed poise, confidence, selfesteem and social graces. She learned how to enhance her physical appearance through diet, exercise, make-up and fashion tips. The second part of ther curriculum developed skills and talents important to becoming a professional in the industry. Runway, showmanship, TV commercial, and photo movement are just a few- of the techniques she was taught. Megan will be signing on with the Barbizon Modeling Agency in the near future. WINS $3,000 IN STATE LOTTERY Robert Allsop, of Walkerton, won $3,000 in the Hoosier Lottery at Ray Ac Kenny’s Super Valu this past week. JOHNSON TWP. PRAIRIE FARMERS 4-H TO MEET MONDAY, MARCH 8 The Johnson Twp. Prairie Farmer 4-H next meeting will be Monday, March 8, at 7:00 Walkerton time, at the Johnson Twp. Community Building. Judy’s Beauty Salon 207 W Center St. North Liberty 656-4491 MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN Helen* Curtu Unipernu - Spyro Perms Curling Iron & Hair Accessories - Jewelry Cosmetics - Ear Piercing - Pvtumes GiGl Homo Heir Removal Sloppy Joe Clothing 6 DAYS A WEEK - WALK-INS WELCOME EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Shut-In, Hospital & Nursing Home Service LAW OFFICE F. GERARD FEENEY GEORGE S. STRATIGOS MARK E, RAYMER HOURS WEDNESDAY 9 00 • 4 00 SATURDAY 9 00 • 12 00 Law Building, New Carlisle 654-3722 Or Call Our South Bend Office For Special Appointment

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N. L. Church Nursery Open House March 8 The North Liberty Church of Christ Nursery School will be having an open house on Monday, March 8 from 12:30-3:00 p.m. We will be taking registrations for the 1993-94 school year. We offer classes for children ages 3-5 years. They have to be 3 by June 1 to be eligible for the 3 year old class and 4 by June 1 to be eligible for the 4/5 year old class. The 3 year old class session meets on Tuesday/Thursday mornings 9:00-11:00 a.m. You have a choice of two different class sessions for the 4 5 year olds. A morning class which meets on Monday/Wednesday’s 9:00-11:30 or Tuesday/Thursday afternoon class which meets 12:30-3:00. There is also an extended class session for the 4/5 year olds on Friday mornings 9:00-11:30. A SIO.OO enrollment fee is due at the time of registration. If you would like more information regarding the school or enrollment please call 656-4632. We would be happy to answer your questions. SENIOR CARD CLUB NEWS Tuesday's euchre game was cancelled due to the snow. On Thursday, the pinochle winners were: first, Liz Moreau, 485; second, Leon McKesson, 406; Third. Helen Verkier, 399; and fourth, Carl Smith, 355.

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IN LOVING MEMORY in loving memory of George W Jackson, Julv 29. 1942 • February 28, 1992, Gone from our sight, but not our mind. Gone is his voice that still echoes within. Gone from our touch, but not our heart. Gone is the way that he held himself high Gone from our world, but not our lives, (al) We miss you and will always love you. Your Family and Friends

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