The Independent-News, Volume 120, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1994 — Page 10

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - NOVEMBER 24, 1994

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CLASSIFIED RATES Classified rates are $2 00 minimum. 5 cents a word extra over 25 words. Count initials, abbreviations, numbers, etc., as words. All ads cash in advance unless a regular or monthly advertiser - Blind ads $1 00 additional. Display classified rate $3 00 per inch, successive issues (2 or more) $2 50 per inch. We reserve the right to accept or reject and ads for any reason. ATTENTION WALKERTON — Postal Positions 12.26 an hr. + benefits. Carriers, clerks, sorters 4 main jobs. For exam info & application call (706) 264-1600 Ext. 6529. 2tn24 FOR RENT — One bedroom apartment, gas and water included, year lease, security deposit and references required. Call Branson Hiatt. 586-2363. n3tf FOR REMT NEW 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS With Garage Phone 586-7409 iyw HELP WANTED - Cashier, early hours; also pizza/sub maker. Apply in person or call Larry’s Quick Mart, 201 Roosevelt Rd., Walkerton, 586-7071. nl7tf STORAGE — Virginia St., Walkerton. Mini U-Lock. Also boats and cars. Call 586-3757, Walkerton. a2sp HANDYMAN SERVICE Doon - Glazing — Painting Light Work — Light Go modeling Replacement Windows 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE LAWNS - SlO 00 & UP No Job Too Smoll Or Big GROVER GOETZ | Ptpne 586-7903 SHARPENING — Chain, circle, hand saws, mower blades, scissors, electric hedge clippers, buzz saws. Anything that needs sharpening. Whitaker Saw & Tool Shapening, 707 Michigan St., Walkerton. slStf Computerized AUTOMOTIVE SERVICING Wheel Alignment 2 Wheel Or 4 Wheel Wheel Balancing Tire Truing Brake Repair Exhaust Systems Custom Pipe Bending CALL LARRY, MARK or BERT At CLYDE’S STEERING SERVICE 615 S. State Street North Liberty 656-3184

STRATTON EXCAVATING & TRUCKING SAND —GRAVEL —STONE FILL - TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT - ETC. Backhoe & Dozer Work Phone 586-3938 mill SAW SHARPENING — Chains, circle and carbide tips. Scissors and all types of hedge trimmers. Drill bits, hand saws and knives. Ralph Persinger, 201 Garke Blvd., Walkerton, Ind. slstf CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE Cut or you cut. 71727 Walkerton Trail, Walkerton, Ind. 219-586-3239. SIO.OO each. 3tdßp RELIABLE MOTHER will babysit in my home, Koontz Lake area. Very reasonable rates. Please phone 586-9403. 2tn24p ROGER’S APPLIANCE REPAIR WASHERS - DRYERS DISHWASHERS - RANGES All Makes And Models ROGER KRONK PHONE 586-2266 Walkerton PRIVATE PARTY Interested in buying real estate in Walkerton, North Liberty and surrounding area. Homes, land, etc. Any condition. Call 656-4914 or 3699442. slstf CAREGIVER AVAILABLE — Fot elderly or handicapped. 16 years experience. Phone 586-7399. 4t020p CHRISTMAS TREES - Scotch and white pine, your choice SIO.OO. 3 miles north of Walkerton at corner of Sweetbriar and St. Rd. 23 . 586-7705. 3tdlp Hooks/Revco NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS For STOCK & CLEAN-UP Ask Pharmacist For Details 586-7154 Walkerton JENKINS DETECTIVE AGENCY INC. — Confidential investigations, divorce, custody investigations, criminal and civil investigations. Personal history reports and locater service. Other services available. Experienced, licensed and bonded. Phone 219-772-7073 or toll free 1-800-253-8886. s 29p

CONDFIDENTIAL • THOROUGH • EXPERIENCED ^Nationwide Investigative Searches LICENSED - BONDED AJuNKIN^ PROFESSIONAL f DETECTIVE! INVESTIGATIONS l AGfNCV ~ \ inc. Specializing In DOMESTIC AND CHILD CUSTODY • HIOUIIRtAI UNMRCOVtH • RECORD RESEARCH IMVE ITK^UOHI . CRIMINAL A CMI * WORKMAN S courtNSATKM INVfITtAATKMS TOLL FREE «*»0*IAl INJURY . CORPORATE INVfSTMATIONS « oooc PtAlNTlff A WIENIE • kACKGAOUNO INVESTIGATIONS I *BUU-Z53-0086

CNAs MAPLE LAWN GROUP HOME Is Currently Accepting Applications For CNA’s ABOVE AVERAGE PAY FOR QUALIFIED APPLICANT Call For Appointment 586-3071 2tn24 20 YEAR OLD INTERNATIONAL Company introducing pain relief and energy products, 6 figure incomes being achieved. Great for retirees also. Phone 1-800-917-3783 for recorded information. 4tdlp Need Welding A PLUS WELDING INC. We Go The Extra Step SHOP HOURS 4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. CALL (219) 656-4106 Located In North Liberty Weekend Emergency Service Emergency Numbers: Tom Popovic 219-656-8248 Robert Runnion 219-288-5410 David Gensinger 219-656-3446 PORTABLE UNITS FOR SITE WORK SPECIALIZED WELDING AT SHOP FOR SALE — P-215/65 Rls Good- • rich Comp T/A, 28,000 on tires. $20.00 each firm. 586-3328 after 5:00 p.m. n24p EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER. Light duty or heavy duty cleaning. I have references and great rates. Call 586-9505. 2tn24p THE MEADOWS Our 1 & 2 Bedroom Town Houses Will Fit Your Budget OFFICE OPEN MONDAY-WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. 656-8151 NORTH LIBERTY 1 = 1 Equal Hwang Opportunity 35.1X1 SURROGATE MOTHERS WANTed — Fee plus expenses for carrying a couple's child. Must be 18-35 and previously had a child. Steven Litz, Attorney (317)996-2000. 2tdlp FOR SALE — 24” Gibson 5 h.p. snow thrower, 5 forward, 2 reverse, 6 hours use. Like brand new. $495.00 or best offer. Phone 656-4421. 24 The thing that gives people courage is ideas. —Georges Gemenceau

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NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING BY PUBLICATION STATE OF INDIANA COUNTY OF ELKHART IN THE ELKHART CIRCUIT COURT. CAUSE NO. 20C01-9311-ADO33 In re the Adoption of: BRICE EDWARD ANTHONY COWGILL, Born May 15, 1986 by KEVIN KEITH MILLER, Petitioner NOTCIE TO: Bruce Edward Cowgill Your are hereby notified that on the 16th day of December, 1994, at 11:00 a.m., prevailing time for said County governing, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard before the Judge of the Elkhart Circuit Court in the Courthouse in Goshen, Elkhart County, Indiana; and the Petitioner will present his Final Hearing on Adoption Petition. You will take notice of this hearing and be present, otherwise the Court will act upon the Petition in your absence. WITNESS, the Clerk of said Court, this 14th day of November, 1994. Joyce M. Rowe Clerk Elkhart Circuit Court 3tdß NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees of the John Glenn School Corporation, Walkertron, of LaPorte, Marshall and St. Joseph Counties, Indiana will receive sealed bids for the purchase of: On (1) or two (2) 1994 diesel sixty-six passenger school bus body and chassis. Bids will be received up until 11:00 a.m. (EST) on December 2, 1994, at the office of the Superintendent of Schools, 506 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, Indiana. School bus body and chassis must meet Indians State School Bus Specifications. Definite specifications are now on file in the office of the Superintendent. Bids may include a cash or trade-in allowance for: One (1) 1989 Ford Chassis with 16-passenger wheel chair lift Thomas Body Bus #2l, Approximate Mileage 131,000 One (1) 1980 Chevrolet Chassis with 66-Passenger Wayne Body Bus #l4, Approximate Mileage 107,000 A bond or certified check for (5%) five percent of the contract price made payable to the John Glenn School Corporation is required. Proposals shall be properly submitted on Bid Form 95 with non-collusion affidavit required. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) days after the date set for the opening of the bids.

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The Board of School Trustees reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Board of School Trustees JOHN GLENN SCHOOL CORPORATION R. W. Schaeffer, Secretary THE LEGION CORNER “The American Legion At 75” Still Active And Growing! Some may think The American Legion is a relic of the past ... a dying, old veterans organization. Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact the Legion is the largest and fastest-growing wartime vetereans group, with more than 3.1 million members. The organization has enjoyed an eight year span of steady growth, and is approaching the all-time high in membership reached shortly after World War D. Since Operation Desert Storm, an entire new generation of wartime veterans has become eligible to join The American Legion . . . the nearly 2.2 million service men and women who served on active duty during the Persian Gulf War Many of them were already eligible due to prior active service during Grenada, Panama, and Lebanon. During the past several years, the Legion has used modern computer technology in its recruitment efforts, especially to focus on the ( Vietnam-era veteran group, whose ; members are growing older and becoming more “mainstream”. They । realize the Legion's concerns i match theirs, and consequently are now more prone to join a veterans group which addresses their needs. । Nearly 750,000 Vietnam-era veterf ans now belong to The American Legion. The Legion’s member re- । tention rate is an extremely high 88 percent. The surge of patriotism which t emerged and flourished during । and since the Gulf War is not the , only reason veterans are interested ' in joining an organization like the Legion. Not only is the Legion the ’ largest ... it is the most active veterans organization. Soon after , Dessert Shield began with the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, the । Legion took bold new steps to fulfill „ its primary mission: to help veterans and their families. An imaginative program called The Family Support Network of The American Legion was developed. It was designed as an on- , going, no-cost program to link families of Desert Shield/Desert Storm personnel with the Legiont naires in the organization’s more ‘ than 15,000 posts across the nation, who provided help to those left st home due to military separation. ’ The Family Support Network continues in existence to assist Persian Gulf veterans as they return to civilian life, particularly with em- ’ ployment.