The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 10, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 March 1964 — Page 12

INDEPENDENT NEWS — March 5, 1964 ■ t 1

• & I Kings and Queens Mixed Doubles * J*»n Phickers 65 35 > I ucky Four 61 39 Hl <i»r Jokers , 56’ 8 43 ’ 2 I’Utniks 56 44 . Mars 53 4 7 / x» Boos 41 59 • ’ e-perados 36 61 55 a Hoos . 31’.. 68 ’ 2 1 High team series a- I ga- e 11 n Phickers 1*91: JoMa s 1791; 41 v r Joker* 1784 r Men high J South 569. 223; Newland 558. 221 199; B. J ute 543 Women high scores; B Smith <95, 182. 176: P. Frailey 141. ►5: J lk>wney 421. 151; D Ans- , <ugh 1-56. Friday Businessmen’s la-ague .ob’s Furniture 20 8 ieorge's Barber Shop 17 11 ’■merican Legion 14 14 yiuhnke's Sen-ice 13 15

¥ Dr. Elliott Frash, Optometrist 413 Michigan Street Walkerton, Ind. l i Hours: 9:30 - 5:30 Monday and Thursdays 1 Phone 586-3722 ‘ u== = - - Dr. Walter SI. Denaut OFFICE HOUKS: 912 and 1-5 MTWFS Closed Thursdays HONDA Os Michiana, Inc. OPENING MARCH 7th 2531 Lincolnway W. I Mishawaka 3 Blocks East Os Shoppers Fair ’ ——— » d । EVEN THE BEST money managers mid PERSONAL LOANS JKc -> 'I WW - ’m hr * 1 — Unforeseen expenses can disrupt the plans and 1 J budgets of the best money managers. Increased taxes, family emergencies, even sudden personal opporfrnities can overtax one’s cash reserve. That’s when you need a low-cost Bank Fersonal Loan — with quick service, easy-lo-fepay terms. Stop in-fell us your needs. Os Wyatt Fanners State Bank Ualkeiton Branch — Member FDIC

Etarke Co-Op 13 15 Reed's Electric 12 16 Moerman’s Const. 11 17 Hiler’s Foundry 11 17 High team series and game — George .* Barber Shop 2515, 882: American Legion 2483, 846; CoOp 2469. Reed's 851. Individual high series A game: E Klopfenstein 652. 235; J. Awakl 613. 241; D. Daubc 6-33, 234; D. Eby 234. Industrial League Holser 25 11 Nick’s 24 12 legion 20’, 16', p.well-Mann 29 16 Williams l«’s IS '- Kabelin 1* 22 Doll's I 3 Truck Stop 9 27 High team series ana grime Nuk> 27a0 940. 935; Holsei 254* *72: Legion 2368. High individual scries & game: P. Zimmerman 563, 211. 201; J Bingaman 512: E. Place 539; C. Bunton 207. Classic League Plas-Steel 25 7 Sandbaggers 21 11 Jacob Drugs 19 13 Bakers Std. 16 16 Dad and I^id's 16 16 Eight Balls 13 19 Daubettesa 12 20

• Tail Enders । 6 26 1 High team series and game — Sandbaggers 2640, 893; Baker’s 2568; Eight Balls 2549, 911; Jacob Drugs 894. High individual series & game: R Trim and A. Mann 232, 598; W. Cochran 215; E. Place 214; G. Rhodes 592; J. Newland 564. Nite Owl League Hiatt’s Insurance 27 9 American Legion 26 10 Dave and Ray's 25 11 Skelgas 18 18 Bill s Package 14 22 Farmers State Bank 14 22 Bub’s Furniture 13 23 J&J Pro Shop 7 29 High team series and game -- Dave and Ray's 2703, 940. 912; Bill's I'ack.lge 2645; Hiatt 2568, 927; Legion 2568. High individual series & game: R Nusbaum 251, 243. 731; T. Am-paugh 242, 655; E Place 641. Maik. Mednewday Nite Ladies Bakers 71 37 Lanes 69'i 38’a Prentis 63 4g Joes 53 55 Kingsbury 49 59 Dedes 43'4 64*4 Welco t 41 67 Savoie 40 68 High team scries and game — Savoie 2215, 807, 731; Bakers 20fM. 731; Kingsbury 2040. Individual high senes & game: B Smith 562. 191, 188; G. Phelps 475; P. Lute 471; M Hartung 194. Liberty Monday Nite M«*n’s N. Liberty Lbr. Co. 28 12 N. Liberty Elevator 24 16 Wabash Tavern 23 17 Haenes Screen Proc. 23 17 J& J Pro Stop 20- 20 Scotty's Mobil 20 20 Hevel's Insurance 19 21 Hanley's Insurance 16 24 W & D Packing Co. 15 25 Community Grocery 12 28 High team series and game North Liberty Lbr. 2568. Hevel’s 2566. 899: Scotty’s Mobil 2'30; Haenes Screen 926: Wabash Tavern 890. High individual serie & game: B. Slater 563: M. Anderson 560; W Grimes 559. 232; T. Luke 213; R. Knowlton 211. Liberty Ladle* Thursday Nite N. Liberty Lbr. 63’» 36S Community St. Bank 56 44 Country Kitchen 55’4 44 * 2 Heil's Restaurant 53 47 Home Dairy 52 48 Bill's D-X 48 52 Del s Barber Shop 46 ’ 2 53 ’ 2 Well’s Aluminum 45 55 N L. Body Shop 43 57 Lonzo Oil 37 ’ 2 62’, High team series and game — Heil's Restaurant 2471, 851 J Home Dairy 2425. 836. High Individual series & ganlc: O Singleton 570. 235; C. Anderson 565. 205. Monday Nite 6:30 Indies Nick’s 80 32 Reed's Electric 79 33 Williams Supply 61 51 Skogmo 56 U 55’* Phillips 66 54 58

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. I 40-Inch Fish Caught At Koontz Lake ' H 5

I’cte Ullman of Route 1. Walk- " erton, residing northeast of Koontz Likc. caugni a 17 pound northern pike at the east end of the lake last week. It was 4u inches in length and caught with a minnow and had great difficulty in getting him up thru the hole in the ice. It was the second largest fish caught in our lake, the largest being caught by the late Emil Anderson, founder of the Anderson Hotel, about 35 years ago. It was a 23 pound northern pike and it wan mounted and is now on display in the Koontz Lake Conservation Club House. Jacob Drugs 47’* 64' 2 Lee's Jewelry 40 72 Lute Recreation 30 82 High Individual series & game: M. Blerly 475, 179; G. Mayfield 177: S Cole 172; L. Finch 453; L Huhnke 449. High team scries and game — Reed's 2205. 768; Phillips 66 737. 2199; Williams Supnly 725; Nicks 2062.

I Dr. Burton L Furst Dentist OFFICE HOURS; 9- 12 and I - 5:30 MTTFS Closed Wednesdays Day or Night ■ Nusbaum’s Funeral Home Phone Walkerton 556-3144 ■ ^”*lss^3oo^ iw Hu» ” ~ ’ SPEED QUEEN ELECTRIC DRYER MYOU PfRHAPS CAN MATCH THIS PRICE» I BUT YOU CAN'T ■ MATCH THt BUILT-IN I QUALITY THAT GOES I WITH ITI ■ . -s—} rr y /\ w’ I» S I \ j -WW'' , Terms Low As $lO Down and $1.40 Per Week | MODERN ELECTRIC ]

I riday Nite Lulh-w League Liberty Lanes 80 2* Quick Wash 61 ’ 2 46’ 2 Crumstown Cons. 55 53 Merrick s Pharmacy 52 ’ 2 55'* Farmer^ State Bunk 51’ 2 56’Mary Kay’s 45 63 Palmer s Funeral H. 45 63 Bert’s Jewelry 41' 2 66 ’ 2 High team senes ami game — Bert's Jewelry 2028. 696; Merrick's 2027. 719; Farmers State Bank 1985; Liberty Lanes 703. High Individual series A game: son 483; C. Anderson 460. 175; O. Singleton 530, 225; P. AndcrB. Brozmski 174. COINCIDENCE "I just cannot understand why you are always worrying about nothing, Henry’’, an au.lous wife said to her husband. '’Because that, my dear.” he replied "is exactly what I've got in the bank." Folk* never • r H he ’i -Ing —only by Ur in.: int- tin life.