The Independent-News, Volume 122, Number 26, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1996 — Page 3

Dr. Zacheim And Judge Bonfiglio To Speak At St. Pat’s Child psychologist, Dr. Zacheim, of Chicago and Juvenile Judge Bonfiglio, of Elkhart, will spend the evening of Nov. 21, at St. Patrick School, in Walkerton, with parents and friends. Dr. Zacheim and Judge Bonfiglio will talk about parenting skills that can prepare children for life in the 21st century. Their conversation will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Letko Hall and will be open to questions and a sharing of experiences by members of the audience. Dr. Zacheim brings with him learnings from the University of Florida and from Florida State University. He did his internship at Duke University Medical Center and he has directed services at Koala Center and is currently head of the Multi-Specialty Mental Groups of the Associates in Clinical Psychology. Most recently in our area, Dr. Zacheim founded the group home directed by Manuel Garcia, father of former students, Joe and Tina.

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Judge Bonfiglio is one of the most prominent juvenile court judges in the state of Indiana. Besides his work on the bench, he works with the youth in the CCD program of his parish. Everyone is invited to this presentation whether or not they have children attending St. Pat’s and for additional information on the evening call the school office any afternoon. BETTER HOMES CLUB GATHERS The Better Homes Extension Club held their Halloween party in the home of Norma Eddinger who was assisted by Veryl Wathen. Upon entering the home all were greeted with many smiling lighted pumpkin faces. Our president, Marty Malstaff, conducted the business meeting and led in the pledge to the flag and the repeating of the club creed. She then read a cute poem entitled, “How Could A Haunted House Be Scarey?” Ten ladies answered roll call with each telling a spooky time they remembered. The treasurer and secretary reports were read and approved. The birthday song was sung for Mrs. Malstaff and Mary Hahn.

Ruth Ullery, family life chairman, had an article on hugs and greeting others which was followed by Alice Walker, cultural arts chairman, reading a story about the city girls getting schooling in country living. Gerri Ruby, health and safety chairman, gave ideas on how to cope with stress. Mrs. Hahn, citizenship chairman, reminded all to vote. The Christmas party committee which is chaired by Mrs. Ruby, told of plans that have been made to go to the Ben Smith home, on Pine Road, on Dec. 12, at 6 p.m. Reservations are to be in by the first of Dec. The Nov. meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Malsaff and to bring $3 and a picture that you wish to paint on a round saw blade. Post cards will be sent to members reminding them of the meetings. Evelyn Eddinger led in singing which was followed by the club prayer at the Decorator Colors^ Ft SOFFIT & FACIA £7 |VANDERHEYDENr — EAVESTROUGH SERVICE — J Cali 288-7719 L E-Z STUMP REMOVAL Reasonable Rates BILL ELLINGER 586-2167 Walkerton FULLY INSURED

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close of the meeting. All gathered around the delightfully decorated tables for games and fun times with all receiving prizes. Delicious refreshments were served and the door prize was won by Mrs. Ruby. The club meets on the fourth Monday of the month and all are welcome. NOTICE The Town of Walkerton will be accepting applications for the 1997 • sidewalk improvement program. Applications are available at the clerktreasurer’s office, 510 Roosevelt Road, and will be accepted until Nov. 29th. The Town of Walkerton will fund 50 percent of the cost of new, or replacement sidewalks for residents within the town. The 100 percent program will again be offered that pays the full

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