The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1994 — Page 5

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Seven St. Patrick School students were named top students of the quarter at the school assembly Friday morning. Students named included: grade 6, Robert McMillen; grade 5, Ross Holland; grade 4. Jill Kissinger; grade 3, Julie Stone; grade 2, Christopher Hahn; grade 1, Krista Palfi; and kindgergarten, Jennifer Allsop. At the assembly, students were reminded of the theme for this year, “Aim High”, a theme that includes courtesy, speech and helpfulness as well as academics. Students received their awards for top seller of the fall candy sale. Top seller was Brandon Newhart. Second and third place were Joseph Garcia and George Heim. Pictured from left to right: Julie Stone, Ross Holland, Amber Harness, Robert McMillen and Jill Kissinger, of St. Patrick School, who were among the seven top students of the second quarter of this school year. Not pictured are Christopher Hahn and Jennifer Allsop. DAIRY QUEEN TOPS SIOO,OOO FOR RILEY HOSPITAL The efforts of the owners, employees and customers of Dairy Queen Restaurants in and around Indiana raised $125,398.98 for Riley Hospital for Children in 1993. The Dairy Queen in Walkerton, located on State Road 23 north, was among those stores that eiceeded the SI,OOO mark. The restaurant is operated by Robert C. Throm. The money raised by Dairy Queen supports the cerebral palsy program at Riley Hospital. “We are grateful to Dairy Queen and their customers for their generosity. Or patients and their families feel a special bond with those who have contributed to this program that is so important to them," said Nancy N. Dodge, M.D., Medical Director of the cerebral palsy program at Riley. Located on the campus of the Indiana University Medical Center. Riley is the only comprehensive hospital in the rate devoted exclusively to the care of children. It is a major referral hospital that cares for the most seriously injured and critically ill children. Each year, nearly 8,000 patients are admitted to the hospital and over 100,000 outpatient visits are made to the 40 special care clinics. FOR RENT NORTH LIBERTY COMMUNITY CENTER AIR CONDITIONED Renting For All Occasions 300 S Main Street Phone 656 4134

ON DEAN'S LIST AT MANCHESTER COLLEGE A total of 92 students have been named to the dean’s list ad Manchester College. That number includes 21 seniors, 21 juniors, 23 sophomores and 27 freshmen. The dean’s list includes those students completing 12 semester hours or more whose grades for the term place them in approximately the upper 10 percent of their classes. Included in this list is: Ejenobo Oke, 312 Roosevlet Road, Walkerton, freshman, K-12 visual arts education major.

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Marshall County AARP Group To Meet Thursday The Marshall County Chapter of AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) is informing a growing membership of retired citizens of the county about those issues of concern relating to health care fefore, tax law changes, scams, safety, and security for retirees. Members are gathering for fun and fellowship from Argos, Bourbon, Bremen, LaPaz, Plymouth, Culver and Walkerton. If you are over 50, plan to join this lively group to renew the art of fellowship and make new friends. The next meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m. Thursday, January 2 7 in the Fellowship Hall of the First United Church of Christ, 321 N. Center St., Plymouth. By special request, the program will be presented by McQueen & Boyer. Accountants on the topic, “Changing Tax Laws and Their Implications For Retirees". It is important for people of all ages to be informed, to recognize deficiencies as they appear and to advocate change when needed. Plan to attend this January 27 meeting and learn of all the advantages of being a Marshall County Chapter member of AARP! About 950 cities in the United State have a mass transit system. Almost all provide bus service only. Most volcanoes are found along a belt, called the "Ring of Fire", that encircles the Pacific Ocean.

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JANUARY 27, 1994 - THE INDEPENDENT NEWS -

Name Customer Service Rep. At American Roller rd American Roller Company, Bannockburn, Illinois, announced that Cindy Cassler has joined the Company as Customer Service Representative at their Walkerton. Indiana manufacturing facility. Employed for the last ten years by Modineer Company, Niles, Michigan, Ms. Cassler's recent position was in field sales for the company’s Northern Indiana territory. Prior to that, she served as Customer Service Representative. A graduate of Grace College in Winona Lake, Indiana, Ms. Cassler has a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting and business administration. Ms. Cassler resides in South

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Bend. American Roller Company de signs and manufactures a full range of synthetic rubber, polyurethane and nylon coverings, ceramic, metal-coated and composite rollers and shafts for applications in the printing, converting and metals industries, as well as other high technology roller applications. LOCAL STUDENT COMPLETES DEGREE AT VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY John Edward Pinckert, Walkerton, has completed his degree requirements in December at Valparaiso University. Pinckert received his bachelor of arts degree in business administration. Valparaiso University was founded in 1859 and purchased in 1925 by the Lutheran University Association. It is a nationally recognized institution of higher education, serving approximately 3,6(X) students annually through its Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business Administration. Engineering, and Nursing, Christ (honors) College, School of Law, and Graduate and Evening Divisions. HESTERS CABIN BED & BREAKFAST IP- * *' Poocolul Night Or Wookond In Our 1830 Hostorod Log Hou so (Reservations Only) 71880 St. Rd. 23. Walkerton

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