The Independent-News, Volume 119, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 February 1994 — Page 6

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - FEBRUARY 17, 1994

VETERAN’S REVIEW Provided By American Legion Poet 189 I don't know how many members are aware of it, but Hook Drugs and the American Legion have combined forces to get special medical discounts on your prescriptions. It's strictly for Legion members, the Sons of the Legion and all Auxiliary members and their families. All you have to do is show your membership card. For mail in prescriptions, all you have to do is call 1-800-297-6113 to obtain special American Legion and SAL prices. For retail, just call your local Hook's Pharmacy. You also have convenient payment methods for mail service. Personal check, money order, Master Card, American Express, Discover and Visa. A toll free number for customer service with a registered pharmacist on call 24 hours a day: 1-800-297-6113, this program came into effect October 1, 1993. You must be a paid up member. Take your card and sign up for the American Legion RX Watch, they will set up a confidential patient profile for American Legion and SAL members. Also an Eye Care Plan of America, the newest official sponsor of the American Legion family, benefit plan provided Legion members and their families with savings up to 60% off average retail eyeglass prices. Just by presenting your Legion membership card, no dues, no paperwork, no limitations on selection. There are 59 ECPA locations, if interested, get a list from your local Post. BMV UNVEILS NEW DESIGN FOR HOOSIER VETERAN LICENSE PLATE Gilbert L. Holmes, Commissioner of the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles, has announced a new design for the Hoosier Veteran special recogntion license plate. The newly-designed license plate, which features an American flag crossing an Indiana flag, utilizes a patriotic red, white and blue theme. “We feel this design perfectly captures the essence of what our armed services are all about,” said Commissioner Holmes. "Indiana owes a debt of gratitude to those who have helped preserve the freedoms we hold so dear." The Hoosier Veteran license plate, first introduced in 1991, is available to Indiana men and women who have served in any branch of the military and who have been honorably discharged. Last year. 3,568 Hoosier Veteran license plates were issued in Indiana. Plates may be purchased for passenger cars, recreational vehicles and trucks under 11,000 pounds. "The Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles is proud to offer these special recognition license plates to honor Hoosier servicemen and women who have unselfishly served our country." Commissioner Holmes said. Sound waves travel about one mile in five seconds.

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NORTH LIBERTY ELEMENTARY HONOR ROLLS The North Liberty Elementary School is pleased to announce the second nine week honor roll, the first semester honor roll and the ABBIT list for the 1993-94 school year. 6TH GARDE SECOND NINE WEEKS 6TH GRADE DISTINGUISHED Matthew Alspaugh Jennifer Houser Kristie Laßosky Chris Long Annie Reeder Regular Erin Annis Nate Bealor Chris Bland Emily Houser Tim Larsen Daniel Patrick Charity Payne Heather Stasiak Jenny Wagner Thomas Wyka STH GRADE Distinguished Rachel Long Amy Loucks Regular Marianne Allsop Ashleigh Annis Michael Beasley Natalie Beckham Whitney Borton Elizabeth Browne Shana Collier Philip Crone Brandi Davis Brad Ennis Lisa Ferency Andrew Holderread Nicole Huguenard Angie Ingle Jennifer Kemble Emily King Melissa Lentner Laura Lung Travis MacDonald Victoria Patrick Nicole Radandt Lindahl Wiegand 4TH GRADE Regular Jeff Aidrich Kyle Anderson Alena Bogucki Brandi Brodzinski Patrick Clute Greg Engel Jennifer Gensinger Matt Graves Chris Grimmer William Groves Nichole Halder Eric Harringer Ashleyh Horvath Kari Houser Matt Hummel Scott Jones Danny Mosley Donna Nickerson Kyle Norris Jay Ritschard Jill Schmeltz Danny Shaw Derrick Shaw Ryan Sheaks Sarah Shimp Sarah Singleton Jennifer Stasiak Tim Turner SECOND SEMESTER 6TH GRADE

Jennifer Houser Chris Long Annie Reeder Regular Matthew Alspaugh Erin Annis Nate Bealor Chris Bland Tommy Bopc Melissa Ely Emily Houser Kristie Laßosky Daniel Patrick Charity Payne Heather Stasiak Jenny Wagner STH GRADE Distinguished Brandi Davis Rachel Long Amy Loucks Laura Lung Regular Marianne Allsop Ashleigh Annis Michael Beasley Natalie Beckham Whitney Borton Elizabeth Browne Shana Collier Philip Crone Brad Ennis Lisa Ferency Angie Ingle Jennifer Kemble Emily King Melissa Lentner Travis MacDonald Victoria Patrick Nicole Radandt Lindahl Wiegand 4TH GRADE Regular Jeff Aldrich Kyle Anderson Alena Bogucki Brandi Brodzinski Patrick Clute Greg Engel Jennifer Gensinger Matt Graves Chris Grimmer Williams Groves Nichole Halder Ashley Horvath Kari Houser Matt Hummel Danny Mosley Donna Nickerson Kyle Norris Jay Ritschard Jill Schmeltz Danny Shaw Derrick Shaw Ryan Sheaks Sarah Shimp Kari Sobasky Tim Turner Paul Wright Bowling Suburban League February 10. 1994 Shady Lanes 20 8 Jack's Citgo 16 12 J.D.sPub 15 13 Preferred Auto Parts 14 14 80l ze Service 11 17 Success Realty 8 20 High team series: Shady Lanes 2685, Jack’s Citgo 2483, Bolze Service 2392. High team game: Shady Lanes 903, 880, 875. High individual series: Bill Miller 590, Chuck Hill 557, Hobert Hensley 53. High individual game: Bill Miller 225, Roger Laßere 209, Hobert Hensley 204. Friday Morning Coffee February 11,1994 Ray & Kenny’s 59 41 Miller's Merry Manor 56 44 Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 41 55 Johnson’s Dairy Farm 40 56 High team series: Ray & Kenny’s Super Valu 2289, Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 2151, Miller's Mcny Manor 2014. High team game: Ray & Kenny’s Super Valu 827, Waldrop’s Fancy Fruits 771, Miller's Merry Manor 712. High individual series: Donna Wood 509, Susan Drews 495, Marcia Lichtenbarger 494. High individual game: Susan Drews 241, Nancy Chapman 216, Donna Wood 202.

Gutter Beaters February 12,1994 Miller’s Merry Manor 23 5 Moving Picture Video 22 6 Success Realty 21 7 Marsha’s Flower Shop 16 12 Scott Reese’s Awards 11 17 Ross Engineering 7 21 Preferred Auto Parts 6 22 D&D Maple FArm 6 22 High team series: Miller’s Merry Manor 1937, Marsha's Flower Shop 1852, Scott Reese's Awards 1771. High team games: Miller’s Merry Manor 673, Marsha's Flower Shop 667, D&D Maple Farm 632. Boys high series: Mike Albert -346, Mike Hartz 332, Kyle Lichtenbarger 322. Boys high games: Mike Hartz 175, Tim Jackson 127, Kenny Elder 126. Girls high series: Christine Elder 330, Heather Cable 201, Brooke Eddinger 190. Girls high games: Christine Elder 119, Brooke Eddinger 84, Kara Jackson 80. Goof Offs February 12,1994 Shady Lanes 21 7 1 st Source Bank 18 10 Diltz 16 12 Nedra's 15 13 Donna's 12 16 The Wood's Farm 2 26 High team series: Donna's 1715, Diltz 1704, Shady Lanes 1683. High team games: Donna's 604, Shady Lanes 602, Diltz 587. Boys high series: Mike Greene 533, Jason Collins 486, Torey Collins 467. Boys high games: Jason Collins 214, Mike Greene 194, Chad Hostetler 126. Girls high series: Theresa Schmidt 360, Leslie Miller 288, Jennifer Calhoon 276. Girls high games: Theresa Schmidt 148, Jennifer Calhoon 116, Leslie Miller 100. Monday Night Ladle* February 14, 1994 Mouse's Barber Shop 56 36 Reflections 52'/i 39*/i Shady Lanes 42 4622 Ross Engineering 29*/i 42*/i High team series: Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 2692,. Reflections by Karen 2644, Mouse’s Barber Shop 2562. High team game: Ross Engineering & Machine, Inc. 931, Reflections by Karen 892, Mouse's Barber Shop 887. High individual series: Sandy Easterday 501, Donna Wood 478, Pam Cable 472. High individual game: Pam Cable 197, Donna Wood 189, Ruth Howard 1-84. FREE DIABETES MANAGEMENT SERIES AT MICHIANA COMMUNITY Michiana Community Hospital, 2515 East Jefferson Blvd., South Bend, will be offering a free Diabetes Management Series. The classes are held at Michiana Community Hospital. The class time is 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The upcoming dates are as follows: March 8, 17, 23, 31. Interested persons can call 282-3088 to register or receive further information. Class instructor is E. Johnston, R.N.

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Community Club Makes Holiday Favors Friday Twenty one members of the GFWC Walkerton Woman’s Community Qub met at the Community Building on Friday, February 4 at 10:00 a.m. It was a social service meeting. The projects were directed by Mildred Casey and Frieda Meyer. Valentine and Easter favors were made for residents of the Miller’s Merry Manor nursing home. The group broke for a sack lunch at noon. Delicious cakes and hot tea or coffee were served by Ann Rockwell and her hostesses, Alfreds Onika, Florence Vische, Gen England, Pam Kaplowitz and Caroline Hancovsky. The business meeting was opened at 1:00 p.m. President Barbara Simpson read a letter from the Indiana Federation asking the club's financial support for the endowment fund and their canine companion project that helps train dogs for the blind. Forty dollars was given by the members. Election of officers was held. Mildred Casey, chairman of the nominating committee, presented the slate. Alice Walker moved it be accepted. The motion was seconded and approved by the body. Those to take office in May are: Barbara Simpson, president; Carol Knop, vice president; Shirley Awald, secretary and Janet Bierly, treasurer. The Board of Directors will consist of Mildred McKesson, Alfreds Onika andd Alice Walker. The nominating committee will be Nadine Keiper, chairman; Helen Heymig and Pam Kaplowitz. Viola Bregi. Helen Bowies and Lucille Schuster were put on the honorary members roll since they are no longer able to attend meetings. The president reported that she has four new highway signs for the club which will be put up when the weather gets nicer. Mildred Nolcheff showed the beautiful afghan she has made for the club to raffle off at the First Source Bank in Walkerton. No date is as yet set for the raffle. Mildred Casey, Ella Remus and Pam Kaplowitz will be the new calling committee, starting in the fall. The president read a letter from "Fiends of the Fourth.” The group that puts on the festival at the fireworks display on the fourth of July in Walkerton. They were soliciting workers for that event. After some discussion. Alice Walker volunteered to get more information about what the club would be expected to do before we made a commitment. Members were reminded that the next meeting will be at 2:00 p.m. at Miller's Merry Manor on February 18 and to bring bingo prizes. Pam Kaplowitz was appointed as the nursing scholarship chairman. She reported she has sent forms to the school to be filled out by interested students. Birthday celebrants were Florence Vische and Gertrude Brehm. Bertrude drew the birthday present. A homemade valentine exchange was fun for all.