The Independent-News, Volume 122, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1996 — Page 10

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- INDEPENDENT NEWS - NOVEMBER 7, 1996

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CLASSIFIED RATES Classified rates are: $3.00 minimum, 20 cents a word extra over 20 words. Count initials, abbreviations, numbers, etc., as words. AU ads cash in advance unless a regular or monthly advertiser. Blind ads SI.OO additional. Display classified rate is $4.00 per inch, successive issues (2 or more) $3.50 per col. inch. We reserve the right to accept or reject any ads for any reason. WANT TO BUY-Good, clean grass hay for horses. Call 586-2281, Walkerton. 2tn7p FOR SALE-1991 Dodge Spirit, one owner, $6,000; 1985 Chevy SlO Blazier, new engine, set up for towing, $2,200; 1988 Dodge Caravan with 91 engine, $4,000. Phone 656-3561, North Liberty. 2tn7p THE MEADOWS Our 1 & 2 Bedroom Town Houses Will Fit Your Budget OFFICE OPEN MOND AY-WEDNESDAY- FRIDAY 1:00 - 5:0o p.m. 656-8151 X*S> NORTH LIBERTY IST Eqm Htwin Opportunity HOUSE FOR SALE-4 bedroom house located on 2 plus acres at edge of town at 1001 Tyler St., Walkerton. Call 586-3609 for information. ' p STORAGE-Lock-up, boats and cars. 1022 Virginia St., Walkerton. Phone 5863757. 4tn2Bp INDOOR MOVING SALEThurs. & Fri., Nov. 7 & 8, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 809 Van Buren St., Walkerton. n7p FOR SALE Railroad Rock & Gravel Mix 20 Ton Loads Grading Available 219/586-2305 Walkerton j27tf I I —1

=PPD PRECISION PROCESSES DIVISION Is Now Hiring For Ist Shift Inspector And Grinding Positions Competitive Wage Starting At $7.00 per hour plus $0.50 An Hour Attendance Bonus Applications Being Taken From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. At 31350 Fulmer Road, Walkerton, IN 2tn7

WANTED FOR CASH interested in buying almost anything old including single items, accumulations, collections or entire estates. For a knowledgeable courteous response call us at 219-586-7778 Or 219-586-2555 fhf SHARPENING-All kinds of saws; mower blades; electric and manual hedge trimmers; chains. Gail Whitaker, 707 Michigan St., Walkerton. 3tj6p ToOenT NEW 2 & 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS With Garage Phone 586-7409 jyltf FOR RENT-Nice clean, 2 bedroom upstairs apartment in North Liberty. Deposit and references required. Call 219-656-8232, North Liberty. 2tn7p ATTENTION FARMERS ACREAGE FOR LEASE OR FOR SALE CALL RANDY WILLIAMS 219/586-7563 FIVE FAMILY GARAGE Sale-Friday & Saturday, Nov. 8 & 9, St. Rd. 23 south of Walkerton, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. n7 NEW HOME FOR Rent or Sale-land contract possible. 3 bedroom, 2 baths in North Liberty. Phone 656-8796 or 369-9442. n7tf ALGEBRA a bit much? A certified teacher is available to tutor algebra, English or reading. Call 586-3778, Walkerton. 3tn2lp FOR SALE-Snow blower, 24” reel type, forward & reverse control, chains on tires, operates good, starts easy, good condition, $250.00. Phone 586-7677, Walkerton. n7p

HARD TO FIND SIZES? FAMILY OWNED METZLER SHOE COMPANY NAPPANEE, IN Since 1924 A full service shoe and apparel store. Just a few brands for ladies are: Drew, Footsaver, Birkenstock, Naot, and Finn Comfort of Germany, Cole Haan, Sesto Meucci, Selby & New Balance. For Men: Alden, New Balance, E. T. Wright, Finn Comfort, Clarks of England and many others. LADIES visit our Boutique featuring designer apparel. Located On St. Rd. 19 Right Off U.S. 6 1-800-921-7100 Open Daily 9-5 Wed. & Fri. Till 8 Closed Sundays 4tn7 FOR RENT-2 bedroom duplex in North Liberty. Deposit and references required. Phone 656-8796 or 369-9442. n7tf MOST BEAUTIFUL BABY CONTEST

ALL AGES NOV. 16th ELKHART, IN

For Entry Form Call New Star Discovery 815-227-1070 LOST-Two young cats, black and dark calico near 1111 Harrison Street, Walkerton. Reward. Call 586-2333, leave message. n7p FOR SALE-5 pc. drum set; bass drum case; 48” round table w/18” leaf; Royal typewriter; 21” color TV; Filter-Queen vacuum; Hoover vacuum. Phone 586-2130, Walkerton. n7p FEATHERMORE FEED Carrying Full Line Os PURINA PRODUCTS Horse-Chicken Ratite-Game Birds-Fish Premium Wild Bird Seed 20 lbs. $5.00 50 lbs. $10.50 Horse Sweet Mix 50 lbs. $7.00 Purina K-9, 21% 40 lbs. $11.50 Cracked Corn 20 lbs. $3.50 50 lbs. $7.00 100 lbs. $13.50 Squirrel Corn (Ear) Bag 99 c We Also Sell Metz Farm Products Bird Houses Suet Cages Suet Cakes Etc. Delivery Available TEEGARDEN 219/784-2600

The Spirit Os Liberty

On Liberty Island, New York Harbor, in ‘‘the foremost place of its country’s showplace” stands the statue of ‘‘Liberty Enlighting the World.” Although the United States contains concontains countless monuments, this colossal statue is unique in that it represents two ideas; the continued friendship of the French & American peoples and the Spirit Os Liberty that gave birth to our country. The great copper lady has now stood for more than 100 years at the chief entrance to ‘‘the land of the free.” She is shown as a proud woman, whose loose robe falls in graceful folds to the base of the image. Under her foot, broken chains typify the winning of liberty by a free people. Her huge crown has spikes like the rays of the sun; in her left arm is a book inscribed with the date of American Independence — July 4, 1776. The most stirking feature is the great torch that Liberty holds in her right hand, high above her head — the light that has welcomed millions of. freedom — loving people to our shores. FOR SALE-1981 Buick LeSabre, 4 door, V 6, automatic, overdrive, extras, very low mileage, one owner, new condition. Phone 586-7153, Walkerton. n7p FOR RENT-Tim-Din one and two bedroom apartments, New Carlisle. Contact Housing Assistance Office, phone 219-233-9305, South Bend. n7tFeb7 FOR RENT-2 bedroom country ranch, John Glenn Schools. References, deposit and application required. Call (219) 6564123, North Liberty. n7p FOR SALE-Used toys and knick knacks. Fully furnished Barbie House including 21 Barbies and lots of extras, $400.00; beautifully crocheted dolls; wooden horse barn; miniature Victorian doll house; doll cradles; child’s rocker; several dolls and much more. Days call 5862687, Walkerton. n7p

1^ Is The idea for the State of Liberty originated in Paris, France in 1865 to bind the friendships of the two nations since the American Revolution. Frederic Auguste Bartholdi was chosen as the sculptor. Due lo wars and many other adversities, it was not until October 28, 1886 that the dedication for this great gift to our country materialized. The statue was presented to the people of the United States by the French people as a suitable memorial of the friendly feelings between the two countries. The statue is a symbol of “home” to Americans returning from Europe and is a freedom symbol for foreigners arriving in the United States. The emotions are great for those returning to our shores after a lengthy absence. A great lady, our ‘‘Lady With The Lamp.” Orville Easterday Unit 189 American Legion Auxiliary Walkerton % 7 You’ll love the E’S of running an ad in the INDEPENDENT NEWS E asy E fficient Economic E ffecti ve CALL TODAY! fc 586-3139