The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 4, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 June 1995 — Page 5

Free Fishing This Weekend In Indiana The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) offers a great way to kick off summer vacation this year —a free family fishing outing. On Saturday, June 10 and Sunday, June 11 Indiana residents don’t need a fishing license to fish on public waters. The weekend is an ideal opportunity to plan a family fishing trip across the state or to a stream down the road. "Free Fishing Weekend is a chance to learn — or re-learn — the enjoyment of fishing," said Bill James, DNR fisheries chief. "We know that people who fish learned the sport from parents, grandparents and friends who took time to teach them." James hopes that many of the more than one million Hoosier anglers will take advantagle of the weekend to teach their families and friends the excitement and relaxation that fishing provides. In celebration of Free Fishing Weekend, 22 of Indiana’s state parks, recreation areas and fish and wildlife areas are offering special "Turn A Kid On To Fishing" events on Saturday, June 10 from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. For more information, call a nearby state park of the Division of Fish and Wildlife at (317) 232-4080. COMMUNITY CHURCHES CHILD CARE HAS SUMMER OPENINGS The Community Churches Child Care (North Liberty School Latchkey Program) has summer openings available for children age kindergarten - 6th grade, from 6:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. weekdays. The Summer Program is held at the North Liberty Church of the Brethren . Call 656-3157 for information. (^^^"sEAMIeTTgUTT^ ff SOFFIT & FACIA K 4 VANDERHEYDEN H EAVESTROUOH SERVICf J Call 288-7719 '

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Nowakowskis To Celebrate 50th Anniversary i ^-fl^ f Wann r -Lfl c. ' flu a K * June 15,1940 June 15,1995 55th Anniversary Josephine and Claude Nowakowski The greatest gift, we every had "came from God". We call them "Mom and Dad". When God created mothers and fathers, the world was truly blessed. You both always know how to do the things that warm our hearts. You touch our lives with such loving care. You believed in us, and our dreams. So, it doesn’t matter where we go, or what we do. What matters is having you both beside us. Sun shines, where love grows. Our family is a circle of strength and love. For all you have given, for all you have shared, for all you are, it means so much to us. To wish you a loving blessed anniversary, you deserve the best. All our love. Daughters Diane (Edward) Gronowski Son: Terry (Elaine) Nowakowski Grandchildren Mark and Francesca Douglas and Debra Llsann Noelle and Dave Holly and Frank

"Legion Day" June 11 At The Veterans Home Overlooking the Wabash River is a scenic plateau of 250 acres known as "The Hill”. Since 1896, the Indiana Veterans Home at West Lafayette, has served as a tribute to Indiana citizens who served military service to their country. This facility is licensed by the Indiana State Board of Health and is the state’s larges licensed nursing home. It is a full service facility with over 500 trained professional people to serve the members. Each year The American Legion, American Legion Auxiliary and the Sons of the Legion converge on "The Hill" for their traditional “Legion Day". June 11 is the date for this year when a big spring party is given to the residents of the Home. In the past, a picnic was served to the residents, but due to many dietary restrictions, this had to be discontinued. Now, the residents eat in the respective dining rooms with some visiting guests joining in the meal. Old Mends of the Home will be visited and new friends will be made. Bingo is played by the residents in the afternoon with the prizes being donated by the Posts and Units. A concert by American Legion band members will be one of the highlights of the day along with the annual Memorial program to the deceased veterans of the Home. Visiting guests are encouraged to visit the various residence halls and greet the residents in their home atmosphere. Or, perhaps a person may choose to sit under the many majestic trees of "The Hill" and enjoy a June day among friends. June 11 is the date — pack a picnic basket and enjoy a memorable day at the Indiana Veterans Home in West Lafayette. It is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty of work to do. —Jerome K. Jermoe

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Madgie Whickcar Receives Union Label Award MW fljx The Northwest Indiana Federation of Labor AFL-CIO has honored a United Way of Porter County professional for her involvement and contribution to organized labor in helping working men and women. Madgie Whickcar, United Way of Porter County’s Community Service Liaison, was recognized with the Union Label Award during a Northwest Indiana Federation of Labor banquet recently. The award is one of the highest labor honors given locally. It recognizes unselfish devotion to the labor movement in all areas of devotion including social, civic, edu-

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cation and political. Whickcar joined United Way in 1992. She is responsible for serving as the liaison between organized labor in Northwest Indiana and the local charity. She helps coordinate efforts between area labor unions and the United Way. Whickcar also overseas the charity’s First Call For Help information and referral service and Union Counselors Program. Whickcar is a member of the Porter County Council of Health and Human Services, Portage Township Community Council, Salvation Army’s Advisory Board, Northwest Indiana Labor-Manage-ment Resource Association, United Steelworkers of America District 31 Women’s Board, and the Central Labor Advisory Committee at Indiana University Northwest. Before joining United Way, Whickcar was employed at UGIMAG, Inc., in Valparaiso for seven years. In 1989, she was elected president of United Steelworkers of America Local Union 2280 where I she has been a member since 1968. NORTH LIBERTY REAL ESTATE AGENCY 903 So. State Road 23 North Liberty, Indiana ROB CARLSON Broker-Owner Bus. 656-8800 Home 656-3818 INDEPENDENT BROKER "/ Charge Less So You’ll Gel More"

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