The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 July 1995 — Page 10

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CLASSIFIED RATES Classified rates are: $2.50 minimum, 10 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 SI.OO 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 any ads for any reason. GARAGE -PLANT SALE — Like new boat; brush shredder; clothes; much more. Handmade oak clocks. Daylillies; Asiatic Lillies; Oriental Lillies; Shasta Daisies; German Shasta; Veronica; Pink Cone Flowers. Order your Oriental Poppies now. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Sue's Flower Barn, Virginia Street west 1 mile, Walkerton. j6p GARAGE SALE — Friday July 7 9 - 5 and Saturday, July 8, 9 -1. 1/4 mile from Koontz Lake on 1100 E. Sofa; stereo cabinet; console TV; clothes and miscellaneous. j6p STRATTON EXCAVATING & TRUCKING SAND-GRAVEL-STONE FILL - TOP SOIL BLACK DIRT - ETC. Backhoe & Dozer Work Phone 586-3938 FOR SALE — 1983 Mercury Cougar XR-7, V-8, 302 M, very clean car inside and out. Well maintained. Jensen speakers with 40 w. boosters. (219) 586-2141 or see south on S.R. 23 at county line on the right. j29p FOR SALE — 1976 Ford Truck F-100. $1,300.00 or best. 5863847. j6p SUE’S FLOWER BARN PERENNIALS FROM A- Z "Call Before You Come" SUE FEECE - 586-2456 FOR SALE — 1989 Dodge Daytona, real nice car, auto, trans., air, tilt, stereo cassette. Get it before it goes. $3,500.00. Call 586-6731. j6p SHARPENING — Chain, circle, * hand saws, mower blades, scissors, electric hedge clippers, buzz saws. Anything that needs sharpening. Whitaker Saw & Tool Sharpening, 707 Michigan St., Walkerton. mlltf GARAGE SALE — 1123 Harrison, Walkerton. Saturday, July 8, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Mary Emigh). Kitchen chairs; interior decorating items; baby clothes; clothes; trolling motor (23 lb. thrust) and much more. j6p T JOHN GLENN HIGH SCHOOL COACHING POSITIONS AVAILABLE Head Girls Cross Country Coach Assistant Volleyball Coach Assistant Cheerleading Sponsor CALL ATHLETIC DIRECTOR MIKE CLARK - 586-2837

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 = | Equal Housing Opportunity ***£• 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. mlltf FOR SALE — 1991 Buick LaSabre Custom, 4 door, 34,000 plus miles, very good condition and reasonably priced. Artic white. Phone 586-3283. j29p FOR SALE — Deck boat and trailer, 50 h.p. motor. $2,500 or best offer. Phone 656-4914 or 369-9442. jls DUPLEXES FOR SALE Ohio Street — Walkerton $28,000.00 Phone (219) 586-7910 WE ARE LOOKING FOR those who attended the Taylor School house at the corner of St. Rd. 4 and Walnut Road in North Liberty, from 1905-1928. Any stories, pictures or memorabilia would be greatly appreciated. Write Jeff Wiley, 31491 St. Rd. 4, North Liberty, IN 46554. j6p CANNING JARS FOR SALE — $2.50 a dozen. Also we found a parakeet the week of June 19th. Call 586-3741. j6p LOVING CARE DAY CARE (Soon To Be Licensed) Is Accepting Interviews For Openings — Ages 2 - 5 Conveniently Located On St. Rd. 23 Please Call 586-3151 4tj2op YARD SALE — July 7 & 8, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 10909 E. Cherokee Rd. Furniture; tool box for pick-up truck; lots of misc. South of Walkerton on S.R. 23. Watch for sign. j6p GARAGE SALE — 2 families. July 7 & 8 at 120 Willow Dr. Many girls, junior clothes, all in good shape; toys; and misc. j6p 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

BING CHERRIES MELONS NEW POTATOES HAAG ORCHARD 19292 W. 3-B Rd., Walkerton Phone 586-2692 JENKINS DETECTIVE AGENCY INC. — Confidential investigations, marriage infidelity, cus- ’ tody investigations, criminal and civil investigations. Personal ' history reports and locater service. Other services available. Experienced, licensed and bondi ed. Phone 219-772-6005 or busiI ness voice mail 219-235-3784. m2sp ’ 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 FOR SALE — 1975 Carriage RV, 26 ft., sleeps 6. Has furnace, stove, refrigerator, all gas. $5,000.00 or best offer. Call 586-2608. 4tj2op Tor rent NEW 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS With Garage Phone 586-7409 jyitt WANTED — Part-time helper for elderly invalid at Koontz Lake. Phone 586-7330. j29p FOR RENT — One bedroom apartment, gas and water included, year lease, references and security deposit required. Phone Branson Hiatt, 586-2363. m4tf GARAGE SALE — July 7th and Bth, 8:00 - 5:00. Baby items and clothing 0-2 T; maternity; toys; men and women’s clothing; scuba wet suit; beauty shop equipment; air conditioner; and lots of misc. 202 Willow Drive, Walkerton. j6p WANTED — Person experienced in maintenance and carpentry. Perfect for retiree or part-time. Call 656-8796 or 369-9442. tfj6 FOR SALE — Lowrey electric chord organ with easy to play music and bench. $500.00. 6568329. j6p COUNTRY CHARM with city convenience. 1 bedroom apartments, available immediately. Basic rent $267.00 month, rent based on income. Range, refrigerator, air conditioning. Orchard Apartments, 100 Motts St., Lakeville, office Monday-Wednesday-Friday 2:00 - 5:00; Tuesday-Thursday 9:00 - 1:00. Phone (219) 784-8801; TDD 1-800-743-3333. Equal Opportunity Housing & Handicapped Accessible. 2tj6 73TAB0YMAN: W SERVICE Doors — Glazing — Painting Light Work — Light Remodeling Replacement Windows 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE LAWNS - SIO.OO & UP No Job Too Small Or Big GROVER GOETZ Ptcne 586-7903

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LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Alcoholic Beverage Board of St. Joseph County, Indiana, at 10:00 a.m., on July 12, 1995, at the City-County Building 4th Floor in the City of South Bend in said county, will investigate the propriety of holding an alcoholic beverage permit by the following persons and locations listed herein, to wit: RC7100197 American Legion 189, 407 Indiana, Walkerton, IN 465740000, D.B.A. American Legion, Liquor, Beer and Wine, Qub Permit Renewal. RC7115303 Veterans of Foreign Wars 1954 Inc., 66992 Tamarack Dr., North Liberty, IN 465540000; Robert A. Futa, Pres., 28634 State Road 23, North Liberty, IN 465540000, D.B.A. VFW, Liquor, Beer and Wine, Club Permit Renewal. Said investigation will be open to the public. INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By Patricia A. Hebenstreit, Executive Director Kevin J. Schaefer, Chairman POSTMASTER’S ‘‘POSTMARKS’’ By Linda Johnson Walkerton Postmaster Mailbox Improvement Week Mailbox Improvement Week, a traditional annual observance that contributes to the appearance of the countryside and streets in suburban areas, is being held July 10-15 according to Walkerton Postmaster Linda Johnson. "Mailbox Improvement Week has long served as the starting signal for special community efforts to repair, repaint, and make other improvements in the security and appearance of suburban and rural mailboxes," Johnson explained. "And this gives our community another opportunity to promote the security of mail by repairing mailboxes damaged by the weather during the last year". Mailboxes in good condition contribute to a more efficient delivery and collection operation and improve service to an entire route, according to the postmaster. Customers must use only approved traditional or contemporary curbside mailboxes for new installations or replacements, according to Postmaster Johnson, but cus-

Tim Roemer Member of Congress ( Klnsmcs / , Jennings Insurance Agency, Inc. \Auto Home Life Major Medical / Business Farm IRA’s / \ Medicare Supplements / Mt \ Disability t ARGOS, IN 46501 Rich Aman (219) 892-5249 I p exhaust gehter] HOURS: 200 Roosevelt Rd. ■ Mon.-Fri., 7:00 - 5:00 Walkerton, Ind. ■ Sat., 7;QO . 12:00 viSA/MasterCard 586-7728 m2ll , ■

tomers may use a custom-built mailbox if they get local approval to make sure it conforms to guidelines applying to flag, size, strength and quality of construction. For more information on the use of names or numbers on mail receptacles, supports and answers to any other questions, call Postmaster Linda Johnson at (219) 5863213 or stop by the Walkerton Post Office, 620 Van Buren Street. LEGION CORNER By William Flaugher American Legion Post 189 Editor’s note: This is a response from Congressman Tim Roemer to William Flaugher.) Dear Mr. Flaugher, Knowing of your interest in Medicare reimbursement for eligible military retirees and their families, I am pleased to inform you that I hav co-sponsored Rep. Joel Mefley’s bill, H.R. 580. Simply put, this legislation allows military retiriees to use their Medicare benefits at military hospitals. As you know, budget cuts have forced some military hospitals to £ deny health care to treat Medi-care-eligible retirees. In particular, retirees who fought in World War 11, Korea and Vietnam are especially hard hit. Not only are they being denied "space available” care in military treatment facilities, many Medicare-eligible retirees who expressed a strong interest in joining Tricare Prime are being locked out. Some retirees use military treatment facilities over private providers, but in doing so lose the Medicare benefit they are paying for. Other retirees want to use these facilites but cannot afford to, because they rely on their Medicare to pay health care expenses. I believe H.R. 580 is good policy and will provide retirees with the choice to use military treatment facilities. At the same time, Medicare would be paying less money to these facilities than it would in the private sector. You can be assured that I will continue to work with my colleagues in the House of Representatives to ensure passage of H.R. 580 and will give my full support to all deserving legislation affecting veterans when such bills are considered by Congress. I sincerely hope that this information is useful and look forward to working with the veterans of Indiana’s Third Congressional District to assist those who have defended and protected our Nation. Sincerely,