The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 12, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 August 1995 — Page 12

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - AUGUST 3, 1995

Urey Football Practices To Begin Practice for Urey football will begin on Monday, August 7, (school begins Tuesday, August, August 22). On August 7th equipment will be issued from 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. for the eighth grade and 5:00 - 6:45 p.m. for the seventh grade. At this time schedules for the remainder of the season will be issued at the North Liberty Elementary School. TYNER CLASS OF 1955 HOLD REUNION The Tyner High School Class of 1955 held their 40th class reunion on Saturday, July 29 at the Tyner Community Building. There were 45 members and guests present. There were 31 graduates in the

REAKER 10 ACRE REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY Public Auction 19249 Ist ROAD, WALKERTON, IN DIRECTIONS. Take U.S. 6to Tamarack Road then go North 1 mile to Ist Road then West approximately ’A mile to site SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1995 PERSONAL PROPERTY 10:00 a.m. REAL ESTATE 12:00 Noon REAL ESTATE: 10 acres total with home site. Great garden area, cropland and patch of woods. John Glenn School System. IV2 story vinyl sided three bedroom home, 1 1 /2 baths, nice kitchen, partial basement and root cellar Detached garage, old barn and a drive through crib. TERMS - TAXES - POSSESSION TERMS: 10% non-retundable earnest money day of auction. Balance on day of closing (estimated to be approximately 30 days). TAXES: Prorated to date of closing. POSSESSION: On final closing subject to tenants rights on cropland. NOTE: Sold subject to sellers confirmation. Dandy location in northern Marshall County with easy driving distance to Walkerton and South Bend area. Inspect this property, arrange your financing and bid your price. Fine opportunity for hobbyists, 4-H club project or just good old plain country living. Call Don Anders, GRI-CRS for your personal showing at RE-MAX Oak Crest Realty (219) 936-7616 or (219) 935-5354 evenings. PERSONAL PROPERTY TRACTOR, MACHINERY, TOOLS & MISC. TOOLS & EQUIPMENT: John Deere A tractor; Craftsman II Lt 4000 6 speed tractor mower with 42" deck; Mastercraft 5 hp large wheel mower; John Deere wheel disc; flat rack wagon; utility trailer with stalk racks; manure spreader; Wood Brothers one row corn picker; two row cultivators for tractor; spring tooth harrow; manure loader; 2 bottom plow; Craftsman air compressor; Troy Built tiller; several old lawn mowers; old corn shelter; snow blade (grader); tractor tires; tires; Troy Built battery operated sprayer with 25 gallon container; weed sprayer; Tucumsee mulch chipper; garden cart, garden hose; gas powered Home Lite weed eater; hedge trimmer; 25 amp. battery booster; gravity fuel tank; step ladder; aluminum extension ladder; come-along; table saw; circular saw; hydraulic jack; vice; grease gun; miscellaneous hand and garden tools; charcoal grill; rope; roll of wire; 100’ electric cord; trouble cord; old light fixture; scale; old oil can; scrap iron; assorted lumber and fence posts; snow fence; fence post driver; several gates; new fencing; old chicken feeders and waterers; old chicken crate; approximately 150 bushels of ear corn; jars and crocks (2 gal., 3 gal., 6 gal.). Other miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD: Sears Coldspot 23 cu. ft. freezer; Sears refrigerator freezer; I.H. chest freezer; dinette set (table and five chairs); two brown upholstered swivel rockers; upholstered rocking chair; rocking chair; dark brown chair; Simons sofa sleeper; 3 piece bedroom suite (full bed, chest of drawers and mirrored dresser); full size bed; drop leaf desk; antique curved wood frame mirror; two chests of drawers (1930’5); box fan; clock radios; set of encyclopedias: wood framed mirror; electric ice cream freezer; electric ice crusher; maple magazine rack; portable Singer straight stitch sewing machine; porch glider; white storage cabinet; lawn chairs; humidifier; miscellaneous pots and pans and kitchen utensils; plastic freezer boxes with lids; potato crates and other miscellaneous items too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash or Approved Check. Not Responsible For Accidents Or Merchandise After Sold Statements made the day of auction take precedence over printed matter DOROTHY M. REAKER, OWNER DON ANDERS, CRS-GRI - LISTING AGENT RF/W SAM GOEBEL, CAI Oak Crest Realty Auctioneer/Realtor 440 £ jetterson Street AU01044073 p 0. Box 395 RANDY MURRAY Plymouth, IN 46563-0395 Associate Auctioneer Office (219) 936-7616. Fax: 936-7615 IN LIO AU09000173 [ aC h Office Independently Owned and Operated

class and 24 were in attendance. Honored guests were: Rotraut and Wolfgang Lippke from Germany. Rotraut was an exchange student in the class of 1955. Also present were Hal and Pat Muncie from Springfield, Missouri. Hal began his teaching and coaching career at Tyner in 1954-55. Wilma Martin, Ist and 2nd grade teacher and her husband, John, also attended. Other class members present were from Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Arizona, Ohio, Kentucky, Maryland and Texas. The dinner was catered by Professional caterers of LaPaz. COMMUNITY PICNIC The Teegarden Community carry-in picnic will be held at the Teegarden Park, on Saturday, August 19 at 12:00 noon. Beverages will be provided by the Teegarden Brethren Church. There will be special music. Everyone is welcome.

LEGION CORNER t By William Flaugher American Legion Post 189 Legionaires, it’s another year 1 and time to renew your member- ! ship. Your dues are the backbone 1 of the American Legion. It is imperative that we renew in order to 1 keep our children and veterans programs going. Legion dues are about comradeship, community service for state and nation. Comradeship is the glue that holds us together as Americans, as veterans and as American Legion members. That comradeship is based on our military service in time of war. That bond remains stronger than any differences between us, by generation, race, creed, color or gender. When it came to be counted we took an oath, to our nation and to each other and that oath said, “We Shall Not Fail Those With Whom We Serve.” So, please, get your dues paid as soon as possible. SENIOR CARD CLUB NEWS The Walkerton Senior Card Club met Tuesday for euchre and the winners were: first, Martha Young 70; second, Imogene McKesson 68; 5- - SEAMLESS GUTTER 27 SOFFIT & FACIA 4 VANDERHEYDEN H EAVESTROUGH SERVICE J Call 288-7719 ' Judy’s Beauty Salon 207 W. Center St. North Liberty 656-4491 MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN Helene Curtis Uniperm — Spyro Perms Curling Iron & Hair Accessories - Jewelry Cosmetics - Ear Piercing - Perfumes GIGI Home Hair Removal Sukeska Hair Products WALK-INS WELCOME Open Monday. Thursday, Friday, Saturday Cloud Days Tuesday & Wednesday Open Monday, Tuesday & Thursday Evenings Shut-In, Hospital & Nursing Home Service HESTERS CABIN ’ BED & BREAKFAST ■Ri Peaceful Night Or Weekend In Our 1830 Restored Log House (Reservations Only) 71880 St. Rd. 23, Walkerton DUAN^DRAKE’S TREE SERVICE TREE REMOVAL TREE TRIMMING STUMP REMOVAL Estimates Phone (219) 936-6546 Plymouth SALYER REALTY BRUCE SALYER Broker-Appraiser 586-7753 MLS MEMBER SOUTH BEND-MISHAWAKA AND MARSHALL COUNTY w I

third, Marilyn Stull 65 and fourth, Vi Masterman and Doris DePoy tied with 60. On Thursday the pincohle winners were: first, Martha Young 668; second, Morris Searfoss 628; third, Marilyn Stull 622 and fourth, Milner Capes 591. IST SOURCE ANNOUNCES STOCK SPLIT The board of directors of Ist Source Corporation (Nasdaq: SRCE) declared a three-for-two stock split at its meeting on July 18 and authorized the president to determine the effective dates. The split is payable August 18, 1995, to shareholders of record on August 7, 1995, according to Ernestine M. Rael in, chairman of the board, and Christopher J. Murphy in, president and chief executive officer. "This three-for-two split follows stock dividends of five percent in early 1995 and 1994, a three-for-two stock split in 1993 and a five-for-four stock split in 1992,” Murphy added. As a result, the restated net income per share for the second quarter of 1995 was $.42, compared to $.37 for the second quarter of 1994. For the first six months of

1 "XL -services J Tree Trimming & Removal Stump Removal & Hi-Ranger Work FULLY INSURED VERN HOCHSTETLER JR. HOCHSTETLER Phone: 586-7208 30019 C.R. 52 Nappanee, Indiana 46550 j wftß* 5 1 JI WATER TREATMENT SERVICE • * <<< SALES & S€RVIC€ | A Hl A *Water Softner* * A\*Salt Delivery For Residential & Business*/ , ( • *On Site Free Water Analysis* 1 । • Discount For Brand New Customers* tuA I 1 *24 Hour Emergency Service* 1 I •Water Softener—R.O.-D.l.* 1 i PHONE 219-656-3977 L k 10055 €. ST. RD. 4, WALKERTON, IN A sta3l | Ray & Kenny’s Introduces 200% GUARANTEE 1. Guarantee applies to fresh meat only (Beef, Chicken or Pork) 2. You must bring back receipt and product to receive your full 200% guarantee. 3. Product only. Will only receive 100% guarantee. 4. Manager specials will also have 100% guarantee. 5. Any and all guarantees will be handled by meat manager or front end manager, and all will be recorded. 6. We sell with pride!!!!! So you can serve with confidence 200% = Replace Product And Money 100% = Replace Product Only Ray & Kenny's ■-wAimy Super Valu Illinois & Van Buren Street walkerton, Indiana

1995 restated net income per share , increased to $.82 from $.73 in 1994. V.F.W. AUXILIARY NEWS ! It’s time again to be an earh bird and pay your 1996 dues. Tc get our recognition from the state offices, the earlier you pay yout dues, the bigger the feather in oud cap. We would like to see oui members attend our meeting* which are the second Sunday of each month at 10:30 a.m. at the North Liberty V.F.W. Post 1954, or the corner of Tamarack and Quinn Roads. We encourage anyone whe is qualified and would like to joira this fine group of ladies, please call the president, Cheryl Hunsley at 586-9666 or secretary, Susan Hamilton at 656-3900. They will be glad to answer any questions you might have. NOTICE The North Liberty Community Center Board will meet on August 7, at 7:30 p.m., at North Liberty Community Center Building. Truth often suffers more by the heat of its defenders than from the arguments of its opposers. —William Penn