The South Bend Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 9

South Bend Tribune Wednesday, September 25, 1985 A9 Toll Roadl to open 2 entrances east. The heavily traveled secUon sales, used mainly in autom By PAUL DODSON ribune Business Writer The Cline Avenue interchange is significantly larger than the Willow mercial vehicles. east. The heavily traveled section sales, used mainly in The Indiana Toll Road will open two new interchanges Tuesday near the western end of the highway and put higher tolls into effect. The new interchanges are located at Cline Avenue (Milepost 10) near Gary and at Willow Creek Road (Milepost 23) near Portage.

The Cline Avenue interchange cost $22.3 million and the Willow Creek Road interchange cost $4.5 million. Creek Road interchange, which has only one bridge. The Cline Avenue project includes the construction of nine bridges and was complicated by the need to span the Calumet River and railroad tracks owned by the Elgin, Joliet Eastern Railroad according to Robert Hardley, manager of management services. The Cline Avenue project has 10 traffic lanes while the Willow Road project has four traffic lanes. The new Gary interchange is located near that communitys airport.

General contractor on that interchange was Superior Construction Gary, while Ellas Construction Gary, built the Portage interchange. Both new interchanges were built under the $160 million 1980 bond issue. The toll rate increase will boost fees by 10 percent for passenger vehicles and by 25 percent for com The rate hike was supposed to have gone into effect months earlier along with a new computerized toll collection system. However, the increase was delayed because of continuing problems with completion of the computerized system that uses a magnetic encoded card. Toll Road officials have had old punch-style computer cards printed with the new and higher rates and will use these cards until the new system goes into effect.

Dennis Neidigh, a consulting engineer, reported at Tuesdays Toll Road Division meeting in Granger that progress is being made on the new computerized system and it might be ready for use on Nov. 1. The $8.5 million system was scheduled to go into use in June 1984 and the contractor has been assessed late penalties of $5,000 per day for the past 15 months. The higher tolls reflect increases for travelers between Milepost 24 on the west and Milepost 157 on the automobiles, while diesel fuel sales, primarily for trucks, are up. Gasoline sales declined from $1.62 million in January through August 1984 to $1.46 million through August this year.

Diesel fuel sales rose from $426,755 for the first eight months last year to $541,087 in the January-to-August period this year. Signup under way for baton classes Beginning and intermediate baton classes are being offered by the South Bend Recreation Department. Classes will be from 4 to 5 p.m. Mondays, starting Oct. 7, for beginners and from 5 to 6 p.m.

for intermediates. Classes are at the Newman Recreation Center, 727 S. Eddy St. The program will last eight weeks. Those interested can register bv calling 284-9328.

of the highway between Milepost 24 and the Indiana-Ulinois border historically has had higher fees, and the rate change will make the fees more equitable on the two different sections of the highway. Sales are up 36.6 percent for the Toll Roads restaurant operations, a reflection of the popularity of the new fast-food formats at the 10 locations. Gross sales this August were $1.2 million, compared to $894,000 for the same month last year. The Toll Road division earned $158,044 on the restaurants for August this year, compared to $105,568 for the same month last year. This is an increase of 49.7 percent.

However, total fuel sales declined by 1.3 percent for the month. Hardley said he believes the decline can be attributed to the use of more fuel-efficient vehicles since the number of miles traveled is about the same this year as last and the decline came in gasoline Hinkle head of court unit for juveniles CASSOPOLIS William G. Hinkle was sworn in Monday as the administrative director and juvenile director of the Cass County Probate Court. He will serve under Probate Judge Herbert E. Phillipson Jr.

Hinkle, 31, of 1112 E. Ewing South Bend, holds a masters degree in public affairs and a bachelors degree in forensic studies from Indiana University. He also is an adjunct professor of criminal justice at Indiana University at South Bend. Before joining Cass County, Hinkle was employed as case manager at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. He also has served as a juvenile probation officer for Porter and Elkhart county courts.

In his new role, Hinkle will guide a staff of nine in the juvenile department, including the Cass County Youth Services Bureau, in handling abused, neglected and delinquent children who come before the court. Hinkle was selected from a field of 54 candidates to fill the vacancy created by the resignation in June of Christopher Teachers to meet at day-care center The Michiana Nursery School Teachers Association will conduct a meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Guardian Angel Day Care Center, 222 W. Broadway, Mishawaka. Representatives from school supplies companies will attend the meeting, which is designed especially for teachers.

WS3 Effective OCTOBER 1, 1985, a new federal excise tax on UOUOR will INCREASE the price YOU PAY aa much a $2 per bottle I (Does not apply to beer and wine Items.) stesseri Jim Beam Bourbon Gordons Gin Ushers Scotch Bacardi Rum Canadian Mist Smirnoff 80 Vodka 1 75 v.59.2 oz Your Cnoice Osco Sale Price NS feSlill iNm j. CANADIAN MIST kBACARI At Osco. were the COUNTDOWN HBAOOUARTERS for savings on all your liquor favorttesi nows the time to Inventory your liquor supply before the OCTOBER 1st DEADLINE, and STOCK UP NOW while the savings are hot wtiisksy O' Bourbon Seagrams Seven Crown 175c- k59 2 OZ Osco Saie Price Jack Daniels Black Label 750 ml -k25 4 oz Osco Sale Price 0 Cln 0 sum 0 scotch 0" Sherry 0 vodka rxK Canadian iT whlikey 0 Cosnac 0 cordials Winners listed from Sept. 7 flower show The North Central District Garden Clubs of Indiana recently released the judging results of the Sept. 7 Hoosier Reflections Flower Show.

There were 42 artistic designs and 119 horticulture entrees exhibited at the show held at North Village Mall In the artistic design tri-color category, in which all fresh plant material was used, Bette Heather-son of LaPorte won first place and was given the National Council Award. She also was presented the sweepstakes award in artistic design. In the artistic design category using all dried plant and treated material, Mary Solbrig, South Bend, was given the award of distinction, and Lynne Wahlstom, LaPorte, was given the creativity award. In the junior division, Lisa Potts, Winamac, won a blue ribbon in artistic design. Four awards of merit were presented in horticulture: to Elizabeth Amos, LaPorte, in the bulbs, corms and tubers section; Nita Baran, LaPorte, in the tuberous begonia section; to Bev Kelver, LaPorte, in geraniums; and to Marie Bauer, Rochester, in herbs.

Bev Kelver, LaPorte, also won the award of excellence and sweep-stakes award in horticulture. Of the districts 16 clubs, 11 clubs participated in the flower show. 3-vehicle crash injures 2 drivers Two drivers complained of neck pain after a three-vehicle accident around 1 p.m. Monday at Indiana 23 and Douglas Road, county police said. James R.

Coleman, 40, of 4210 Hickory Road, Apartment IB, Mishawaka, and Walter S. Stuglik, 64, of 690 Beebe Road, Niles, both complained of neck pain. No area hospital reported treating them, however. Police said both vehicles were stopped in traffic. Colemans car was behind Stughks pickup truck when a third vehicle hit Colemans car in the rear, forcing it into Stuglik.

Police said the driver of the third vehicle left the scene. ft Carlo Rossi Dinner Wines 4 Liier (135 2 oz Osco Sale 88 price 1204 Gallo Premium Table Wines I 5 L. Oi) Osco Sale 099 Price im 1 1 1 Coke Diet Coke Tab, Sprite 2 Litei, no-ielurn butties Osuu Saie Price Christian Brothers Brandy 750 ml (25 4 oz Osco Saie Price 80 Southern Comfort 750 mi (25 4 oz Osco Saie Puce ir 1136 1171 Miller Lite Beer 24-12 ounce cans Osco Sale Price Philadelphia Blended Whiskey 1.75 L. oz Scotch 750 ml. (25.4 01.) Your Choice Osco Sale Price 1137 1115 Arandas Tequila white gold 750 ml 5 4 oz Osco Saie Pi ice Tanqueray Gin 50 mi i2o 4 oz I Osco Saie Price IMPORT! 0 7- p.i.,.i hi Moosehead Beer Six, 12 ounce, no-relurn Dottles.

Osco Sale Price Seagrams or Bartles Jaymes Wine Cooler Four -12 ounce no-ieturn Dottles 1264 1308 1313 Osco Sale Price Riunite Wines Lambrusco, Bianco, Rosato, D'Oro 750 mi i.2j 4 oz Osco Saie Price Gallo Vermouth a sweet dry 750 mi -125 4 oz Osco oaie Price AL-ta Almaden Mountain or Paul Masson Wines 1 .5 L. (50 7 oi Your Choice Osco Sale Price Seagrams V.0. Canadian 750 ml Z) Osco Sale 1299 Price 1113 Canadian Club I 75 (59 2 oz 15M Osco Saie Price PALL MASSON CHABLIS 1194 1227 Chivas Regal Scotch b0 ini 4 oi GsuO odie rnce Seagrams Crown Royal ou mi (2o 4 oz Osco Saie Pi ice fiutadintii tt Scapraro VO. Ml' Driver hurts neck in U.S. 20 hit-run Danny R.

Qualls, 30, of 55865 Birch Road, Osceola, suffered neck injuries in a two-car accident and was treated and released Saturday from Elkhart General Hospital. County police said Qualls car was eastbound when it was hit in the rear by another car on U.S. 20, 1,000 feet east of Apple Road. The driver of the car left the scene before police arrived, but the car is registered under the name of Randy S. Repczynski, of 55466 Birch Road, Osceola, police said.

Police said Qualls car spun around in the roadway, and both drivers had pulled over to the side of the road before the other driver left. LM J. Roget Champagne or Cold Duck 750 im25 4 oz Osco Saie Puce Stolichnaya 80 Vodka 750 ml. (25 4 oz laL DeKuyper Schnapps Appie Barrel, Cinnamon, Peacn Tree, Peppermint, Spearmint 750 mi (25 4 oz Osco Sale Price Captain Morgan Spiced Rum 750 mi. -(25 4 oz) Osco Sale Puce '-43 Cleveland Road section closing Cleveland Road will be closed for two weeks starting today between Fir Road and Indiana 23 for installation of a gas line, according to the county Civil Defense Department.

Also, Bittersweet Road will be closed at the Conrail railroad track crossing between Day Road and U.S. 20 until Friday afternoon. The new federal Excise Tex, effective October 1, 1983, does not apply to beer and wine Hems. Sale Prices Effective Thru Monday, September 30, 1985 AMERICAS DRUG STORE I 1 Nax i.