The Independent-News, Volume 121, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 November 1995 — Page 9

3 ' /Xcs7) EMERGENCY 1 NUMBERS c TOWN OF WALKERTON c EMERGENCY NUMBERS e Police 586-3511 £ Fire 586-3511 Ambulance 586-3511 J NON-EMERGENCY Police - Fire - Ambulance 586-3511 ,j Note: If you live within the Town Limits of Walkerton, r you can dial 911. However there will be a time delay. The reason for the time delay is that 911 is answered by St. Joseph Co. Police. After receiving your call, the County Police then have to contact the Walkerton Dispat- ( ch Center and relay the information. St. Joseph Co. has h NOT supplied Walkerton with 911 Monitor. , LINCOLN TOWNSHIP EMERGENCY NUMBERS .St. Joseph Co. Police 911 Ambulance 586-3511 l Fire 586-3511 NON-EMERGENCY J St. Joseph Co. Police 656-3331 ■ Ambulance — Fire 586-3511 1 POLK TOWNSHIP r EMERGENCY NUMBERS Marshall Co. Police 911 [( Polk Township Fire 911 or 936-8967 i Ambulance 911 or 586-3511 ( NON-EMERGENCY ^Marshall County Police 1-800-800-6999 „ 1-219-936-3187 Note: Marshall County has supplied Walkerton Dispatch j Center with 911 monitor. Marshall County can dispatch ambulance directly. B OREGON TOWNSHIP EMERGENCY NUMBERS " Police - Fire - Ambulance 911 J NON-EMERGENCY ’Police (Starke Co.-Koontz Lake) 1-800-552-2403 or ■ 1-219-772-3771 Police (Marshall County-Koontz Lake) 1-800-800-6999 or S 1-219-936-3187 Remember when making an emergency call try not to ^panic. Give all information and PLEASE DO NOT HANG UP until all information has been obtained. This 'will expidite your call. If you live in an obscure area jknow how to give directions to your location. Use and know your street address.

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TRI KAPPA NEWS Zeta Pi Tri Kappa, of North Liberty, held their regular meeting, on Wed., Nov. 10, at the Community Building. Jessica Coddens was present to speak to the ladies on the Entertainment Books that the chapter will be selling. Proceeds from the sale of the books will be used for the education, scholarship and philanthropic projects. The books sell for $25.00 and have savings for dining, art, leisure, travel and services both locally and over seas. The meeting began afterwards with the minutes being read and the treasurer’s report and other officers reports given. The quilt committee gave their report with the tickets for the same to go on sale after the first of the year. Pecans are in. Members were asked to sign-up for rining of the bells for the Salvation Army, in Dec. Anne Shortt reported that the chapter would be getting together in Jan. to make dolls for Riley’s Children’s Hospital. The ways and means committee held a pound auction prior to the close of the meeting with all having a great time as well as raising funds for upcoming projects. Refreshements were served by Kathy Fick and Joyce Liggett who used a Thanksgiving theme. The next meeting will be on Dec. 13 with this being our Christmas Party. Secret Sisters will be revealed at this meeting.

NOV. 23, 1995 — INDEPENDENT NEWS —

TURKEY DINNER ENJOYED BY CLUB MEMBERS A delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed by members and guests of the Walkerton Business and Professional Women’s Club, on Thurs. evening, Nov. 16, at the Evening Star Rebekah Lodge, downtown Walkerton. The 35 members attending the meeting brought in contributions for the Community Food Pantry for the upcoming holidays. The meeting was opened by president Barb Osowski. Secretary Dona Platz read the minutes and Linda Relos gave the treasurer’s report. Guests for the evening were Ardene Bellinger and Denise Brooks. Birthday ladies for the month were Sandy Zehner, Edna Downey, Alice Walker and Lorena Briggs with Mrs. Walker receiving the birthday gift. A turkey platter and frozen turkey were won by Linda Relos. Door prizes were won by Norine Divine, Cathy Ganger, Linda Relos, Carol Harper, Ardene Bellinger, Sandy Zehner and Edna Downey. The evening ended with a lively white elephant sale auctioned by Nedra Williams. Winners of the scholar.ship raffle will be drawn at the Dec. meeting and members are reminded to turn in their ticket stubs for the drawing. Committee members for

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the Dec. meeting will be Beverly Fraine, chairperson; Pearl McConnel, Vada Stull, Alice Walker, Mickey Tuttle, Myrlyn Bella, Marge Buswell, Judy Hiler, Sue Urbin and Cindy Jacobson. CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON On Dec. 21, at 10 a.m., at the First United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, 321 N. Center, Plymouth, the Indiana American Association of Retired Persons will gather for their annual Christmas luncheon. Persons planning to attend should bring a covered dish. Meat, beverage and table service will be furnished by the chapter committee. Guest speaker for the afternoon will be Mr. Rob Holl, D.V.M., a staff member of the Plymouth Veterinary Clinic. Dues for 1996 membership may be paid during the Christmas luncheon meeting or at the Jan. 25th meeting. Man comes as a novice to each age in his life. Nicholas Chamfort FOR RENT Banquet Hall For WEDDINGS - RECEPTIONS LARGE & SMALL PARTIES We Can Accomodate Large Groups PLENTY OF PARKING VF\N Post 1954 656-4684 North Liberty