The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 November 1995 — Page 13

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Pictured from left to right, are he Grand Prize winner of the ecently held Fire Prevention •oster and essay contest held at forth Liberty Elementary, front ow, Laura Shortt and Tom Larsen, iecond row, Stacey Morris, Jennier Gensinger, Katie Harness and Cyle Bullock. Also pictured is a ery dedicated fireman, Allen Alright who presented the program long with his brother, Bryan Alright. The school would like to thank le Liberty Vol. Fire Dept, and all le firemen for the activities that ere scheduled for Fire Prevention Veek. Included in the week>ng activities, Allen Albright and ■ryan Albright talked with kinderarten, first grade and sixth grade tudents about fire safety. The indergarten children enjoyed a emostration of the fire truck and quipment. A surprise fire drill was conucted by the fire department and oncluded with a ceremony honorig the winners of the poster and ssay contest. The local firemen Tapped-up the event by passing ut apples to all the students and jachers at the school. A special thank you goes to Mr. lave Craft of Liberty Drugs for onating prizes to all the winners nd to Mr. Don Eberly for donating

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DEMOCRAT CANDIDATE FOR NORTH LIBERTY TOWN BOARD John Gouker has lived all of his life in North Liberty. He is married to Alida and they have five children. Gouker worked for the Town of North Liberty for 33 years, having just recently retired. Gouker has served for 36 years on the Liberty Twp. Vol. Fire Department, 33 years as Fire Chief, a position of which he still holds. He attends the Beaver Creek Weslyan Church and has been a member of the church for 35 years. His concerns for the Town of North Liberty is to “attract more businesses, but first we have to upgrade our utilities so that we can handle the expansion. We need a street program that is not put off until the cold weather every year. Our sidewalks in town are deplorable. We need a board to sit down with the utility and police department heads to work out all the concerns of each department. We don’t need outside firms running our town.” Pd. Pol Adv. by Gouker for Town Council

the apples. Also be sure to take time to enjoy the kindergarten coloring pictures that are on display in the windows at Liberty Drugs and Emporium. Fire Prevention contest winners are as follows: First Grade Grand prize, Laura Shortt; Ist place, Caitlin Walbert; 2nd place, Weslee Ennis and 3rd place, Josh Menefee. Second Grade Grand prize, Tom Larsen; Ist prize, Justin Whitmer; 2nd place, Devin Walbert and 3rd place, Alyssa Davis. Third Grade Grand prize, Stacey Morris; Ist place, Toni Laizure; 2nd place, Jennifer Gapinski and 3rd place, Lacey Litteral. Fourth Grade Grand prize, Kyle Bullock; Ist place, Laura Wilkinson; 2nd place, Chantal Bland and 3rd place, Taylor Williams. Fifth Grade Grand prize, Katie Harness; Ist place, Jessica Adkins; 2nd place, Sarah Craft and 3rd place, Holly Day. Sixth Grade Grand prize, Jennifer Gensinger; Ist place, Justina Lichtenbarger; 2nd place, Brandi Brodzinski and 3rd place, Kari Houser.

VOTE I NOV. 7 B for <; JOHN GOUKER

Oregon-Davis Lists First Honor Roll The Oregon-Davis Jr./Sr. High School are please to announce the first 6 weeks honor roll as follows: seventh grade Regular Dana Gal Brooke Musselman Jared Pearish Ehricha Sherland James Wieger April Wilson EIGHTH GRADE Distinguished Rachel Anderson Ethan Ax Amy Gourley Lindsey Lawrence Colin Miller Ryan Murray Andrew Rannells Regular Dawn Becht Nicole Hartkemeyer Tina Hatfield Riley Heeren Asheley Lawrence Sam Lawrence Christina Lonigro Travis Pijut Tina Santiago Aimee Swanson Kenny Tharpe Amee Wicks NINTH GRADE Distinguished Brandi Bennett Elizabeth Janovic Regular Amy Berg Kyle Butt Jodie Cunningham Michael Ferch Sara Godin Shayla Howard Elin Johnson April OnLeas Ricks Talia Seidelmann Cynthia Shei Danae Wilson TENTH GRADE Regular Sarah Brantley Angie Fosler Michele Lawrence Krisha Senetar Tori Smith Steven Troike Kevi Wilson ELEVENTH GRADE Distinguished Brian Earnest Regina Sims Daniel Szombathy Regular Michael Anderson Daniel Bottorff Chad Dickison Stephanie Haug Adam Heeren Gabrielle Lawrence Court Miller Eric Scarborough 12TH GRADE Distinguished Dolores Godoy Tabitha King Tammy OnMisty Walter Tara Wilson Regular Tish Awald Chuck Berg Jaime Daley Jennifer Hatter Audrey Lenz Jason Meadows Serena Radcliff Anissa Ramirez Dan Rosentreter Sandy Schroff Michael Senetar Jenny Singleton Eric Swanson NOTICE It is the policy of The Independent News to charge of all fund-raisers, a rule of thumb is, if you charge —we charge. Keep this in mind when submitting articles, etc. to be published. Charge for a notice or happy ad is $5.00 each. CARD CLUB NEWS The Senior card club met last week with the groups playing euchre and

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pinochle. The results are as follows: in euchre Milner Capes, 78, was in first place; Helen Verkier, 73, second; Frank Ginzer, 72, was third and Morris Searfoss, 70, was fourth.

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, NOV. 5 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. As Willard and Pam Osborn are moving to the Sunny South (Titusville, FL), the following described real estate will be auctioned located at 4210 Sycamore Road, Walkerton, IN (Directions: South of U.S. 6 on Sycamore 3 miles to Southeast corner of Sycamore and 4th Road or Vi mile north of Tyner) GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Nicely finished Wi story farm home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, newer oak kitchen, basement office, thermopane windows, vinyl sided and heated by natural gas. Detached 28 x 42 garage - 2 overhead - 2 service doors. 42 x4B pole building for livestock and storage. All situated in John Glenn School system. TERMS: 10% earnest money deposit down day of auction with balance due at closing estimated at 30 days. TAXES: Seller will pay all 1995 due 1996 taxes based on current rate and assessment at closing. POSSESSION: Day of closing. SURVEY: A survey will be conducted to determine new legal descriptions and exact acreage. Cost of survey will be at seller’s expense. All acreage and proposed boundaries are approximate. NOTE: Sale is subject to seller’s confirmation. This property has been home for the Osborns since 1974 and they have done considerable adding and remodeling to make it a most desirable property. Come and inspect, pick your choice tract or tracts and bid your price. Call DON ANDERS CRS, GRI for your personal showing and further information at RE/MAX Oak Crest Realty at 219-936-7616 or 219-935-5354 evenings. Not responsible for accidents Statements made day of auction take precedence over printed matter PUBLIC A UCTION SAT., DEC. 2 MULTI-PARCEL AUCTION TRACT 1— 20 acres w/improvements TRACT 2 — 5 acres - corner Sycamore & 4th —_ TRACT 3 — 5 acres on 4th Rd. < v TRACT 4 — 5 acres on 4th Rd. TRACT 5 — 5 acres on 4th Rd. TRACT 6 — 9.67 acres on 4th Rd. Willard & Pamela Osborn, Owners Auction Conducted By: SAM GOEBEL, CAI IWKK Auctioneer/Realtor Q res t R ea |h ( JIS Associate Auctioneer iki iip Aimonnm?^ Plymouth, IN 46563*0395 IN LIC AU09000173 Offjce; (936 761 g Fax 936 . 7615 Each Office Independently Owned and Operated m .op* ® mealtom

In pinochle the first place winner was Morris Searfoss with 450; Norma Brems, 433, second; Orville Klinedinst was third with 414 and Liz Moreau was fourth with 371.