The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 30, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 July 1965 — Page 2

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — JULY 29, 1965

North Liberty Summer Recreation ■■■■MBaaMMnBaaHHHMHHHMHMMHHMMMHHBMMHMI Sponsors Needed' for 1966 Thi. U a plea to th. merchants of North Liberty. The Little League uniforms have luul it. An excellent opportunity to buy uniforms on a summer clos out has developed. Local merchants will h, contacted to provide an opportunity to contribute to this worth while program. So that no establishment is overlooked, you may call Lloyd Miller at 656-8297 or Ike Dunnuck at 656-1723 if you wish to make a contribution. Five years of advertisement may be purchased for a diminutive amount. Help from any other citizen will also be appreciated The oxer 150 boys who have worn th > piesent uniforms would like to thank the merchants of this town for their generosity. A like number <»f future ball players hope that they will have the same opportunity. Special Events Joe Setnor captured the Cub Division ping pong tourney by beating Jack Knepp. Knepp had defeated Devon Ross and Setnor boat Mike Wesolek in the semifinals. Dennie O'Connor downed Bnue Doering to take the championship in the Midget Group. O'Connor defeated Doug Anderson to gain the finals while Doering won by forfeit over Dennie ^3B^3^s Open At 7:00 Show At Dusk ‘ Children Under 12 Free Wed - Thurs - Fri - Sat J July 28 -29-30 -31 Taffy And The Jungle Hunters in color THE BIG ONE It's <hMtar pickin time In Nashville Country Music Os 30 Great Stars The Boys From ’he Bowrey Kuntz Hall I.eo Goreev Arnold Strang Second Fiddle To A Steel Guitar in color BOM’S FBI. _ saT. Racing Fever in color The action! The thrills Ttw spills Sun - Mon - Tues Aug. 1-2-3 , The New Interns । I with Michael Callan Ih-an 1 Janes Barbara Eden The Quick Gun in color with Audie Murphy Merry Ander* TueMav’s 81.50 A Car Load • All You Can Haul

Clark. Kevin Hostetler defeated Jack Bonham to take the championship of the Cadet Division. The special event tor next we.k will be shuffle board. A track meet is scheduled for Wednesday, August 4th in South Bend. All boys and girls who are interested, please see the park directors ulxud ev< nts and divisions in which they might compete. 7th and Bth Basketball League On Thursday the Piston# continual their winning ways by downing the Celtics 33 to 29. The Celts had a 16 to 13 lead at half tunc, but couldn't hold on. Chris And* r on and Barry Hughes were again top scorers with 18 and 14 points. Joe Fhher had 18 for the losers to lead their scoring. The second game was captured by the Hawk> 32 to 13 over the Lakers. Frank Ginzer and Doug Anderson scored 10 and 8. while Marty Shupert got nine f -r the Lakers. Monday the I’ -tons gained a league leading tie by beating the previous Hawks 10 to 31. Chris Anderson and Barry Hughe led all scorers with 22 and 19 points respectively, while Kevin Hostetler kept the Hawks in the game with 18. The Celtics beat the Lakers 40 to 26 in the second game. The Celts held a slim 21 to 18 half time lead, but the Lakers coded off with an eight point second half. Kent Amsbarger and Bruce Franklin had 19 and 8 points, as Dennie O’Connor and Marty Shupert collected 13 and 8 for the losers. STANDINGS Hawks 7 3 Pistons " 3 Celtics 5 5 Lakers 1 9 6th Grad Basketball League On July 21. the 76’ers downed the Bullets 24 to 12. Alan Lirnerick and Devon Ro s scored 12 and 7 for the winners. Joe Setnor and Frank Wilson had six and four for the Bullets. The second game saw the Knickers falling short on a fine rally as the Roval were victorious 25 to 20. The Royals led 19 to 8 at the end of three quarters. Ernie Walls and Mike Wesolek had 12 points each for the winners. whi ,r Grog Shoemaker and Danny Holmes finished with 11 and 8. STANDINGS 76’ers 4 1 Royals 3 2 Bullets 2 3 Knickers 11 Major League Baseball On Julv 20th. the Phillies won their first game bv beating th • second place Senator 9to 8 The Phibies scored 7 of the 9 runs in the last of the fifth. The power hitters for the Phillies were Marty Shupert and Kevin Hostetler with three and one hit-- resnectivelv. Kent Amsbarger and Ronnie Young paced tho losing Senators with one hit each. On Julv 22 the Phillies had another big game with the first seeise Friday & Saturday Julv 30 & 31 Two On A Guillotine Connie B(ev«n» I lean Jones - Cesar Romero Wednesday Night 20c Nite Take A C hance! It will Be a Good old IGisaUe

place White Sox and beat them 5 to 2. Pat Moon and Kevin Hostetler led. the winning Phi Hie, with two hits each, while Tim Menefee and Dennie O'Connor got one hit apeice for the Sox. The Senators lost another game to the Angels 10 to five. Fisher and Dave Gensmgcr led the Angels with two hits each. Ronnie Young and Roy Stout paced the Senators with two and one hits rc pectivelv. Monday, the Senators lost their third game in a row as they fell to Die As 3 to 0. The three runs were scored in the top of the first inning, after which both pitchers pitched shut out ball. Chuck Hen igsmith threw a fine no-hittei although he wa.4 in trouble on several occasions, due to error? and walks. Ronnie Young pitched a good game for the losers. Devon Ros< led the A's hitting attack. STANDINGS White Sox 7 2 Senators 5 4 Athletics 4 4 Angels 4 5 Phillies 2 6 Minor league Baseball On July 22. the Dodgers came through with a big win over the Cards 11 to 10. The pitching for the Card; was erratic. Grig Genringer got the only hit of the game with a big double. On the 23rd, the Yanks downed the Cubs 7 to 5. Mike Wesolek got the only hit for the Yanks and I^UTy Platz and Chris Gensinger helped out with some fine def< n e. J. Wesolek and T. Odle were th« Cubs power hitters. Monday, the Yanks came up with another win. This time over the Cards 7 to 6. The Yanks were down by two inns when Chris Gensinger banged out a double with two men on to provide the winning runs. Shane Hostetler did some fine pitching, but there w ere many errors that marred his efforts. Crafts The new craft for July 26 tn 30 is foam craft. This is the first year for this craft in the park program. Many unique it •ms can be made. Friday, July 30 at 3:00, there will be a scavenp r hunt. All boys and girls are w« come to participate. Schedule August 2 tn 6 MONDAY. AUGUST 2 1:00-3:00 Cards vs Dodgers Pistons vs Celtics Lakers vs Hawks 3:00-4:30 Shuffle bos-d tourney 6:00-8:00 Senators Sox TUESDAY. AUGUST 3 1:00-3:00 Yanks vs Cubs 3 :00-4 30 Shuffle board tourney 6 00-8:00 Phillies vs A’s WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1 1:00-3:00 Pee W«o League 6th Grade basket bill tourney Ist place team pl vs 3rd p’ace. then 2nd place plays 4th place 3 00-4 30 Shuffle board tourney 6:00-8:00 Rain date for major league THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1:00-3 00 Rain date for minor league 7th and Sth grade basket bail tourney. Ist vs 3rd. then 2nd Vs 4th I KNOX I | Knox Ind. g Friday thru Thursday aJuly 30 thro August si| 1 « I ECHWCOt OR* ■ ® । ^JuHr Aadrewn Glynta Johns & Dirk Van Dyke I David TvmUn*on i P 1 I Road Show Prices Prevail gi | pi “Maty Poppins" । Week Nitea at 7:00 and 9:35 U Saturday at 4:30 7:05. 9 40 y) P Sunday 2x4' 4 ’lO. 9:45 g If No Tuesday Nite Thi Week 3

3:00-4:30 Shuffle board tourney 6:00-8:00 Angels vs A's FRIDAY. AUGUST b 1:00-3:00 Rain date for minor league 3 :00-4:30 Shuffle board tourney 6:00-8:00 Phillies vs Senators N (> T I C E I will not be responsibe for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Mrs. Bertha Walker 3tal2p “What would I have to give you for just one little kiss?" "Chloroform."

| If You Missed A Delicious Meal At I LANES CAFE J kist Week, Why Not Try Us THIS WEEK | I Mick & Cal | | LIBERTY LANES j PUBLIC SALE The amount of goods was too great to finish our sale last Saturday. Will sell the balance at 202 Caroline SU Walk* erton. Indiana Saturday, July 31 - 12:30 HOUSEHOLD FIRST: 3 pc. sectional sofa, coffee lamp and end tables, floor and table lamps, studio bed, antique rocker, nice drum tab’e, recliner vibrator chair, electric and gas ranges.cbest freezer with racks and baskets, easy spindrier washer, sweeper, pressure cooker, desk, treadle sewing machine, 3 - 9 x 12 rugs, stroller, play pen, hi chair, baby bed; youth bed, car bed. dresser, bed, chest, dinette table and 2 chairs, work table, double bowl kitchon pink, toilet stool, dishes, pans, many other items. New lumber, table saw with att, deep well pump, furnace ducts, insulation, chicken brooder and feeders; garden tractor, fruit tree sprayer, health vibrator machine, garden tools, misc. tools, irregation system 8 h.p. gas engine, shallow well pump, tool box with micrometers, lawn fur* nituure. The items you saw last week and others. Terms: Cash Not responsible for accidents Charles Gorsline Residence Theo. (Fat) Rhodes. Auctioneer PUBLIC SALE As I am moving. I will sell 2^ miles east of North Liberty on State Road 4, or 5 miles east of the Junction of U.S. 31 and State Road 4 on Saturday, August 7- IJXI DST Bolen tractor with power mower, snow b’ade, and 2wheeled trailer: aluminum elevator with motor; 2-row rotary hoe; PTO driven post hole digger; misc. windows and screens; twelve good hog troughs; small conv. elevator for com sheller; 4" 12 ft. long auger with electric motor; several 55 gal. drums; three 14 ft and 16 ft. gates; extension ladders? platform scales; drying fan; hand com shellers; e’ectric fence posts; grease gun; tool boxes; boh cutters; ak compressor; hand drills; saws; wrenches; log chains; puPeys; block and tackle; chain hoist; pipe wrenches; six jacks for support; vises; greasr and oil* 300 gal. overhead tank; cement blocks; wood p’ames; chain saw; jig saw; carpenter bench; shovels; forks; axes; sump pump; electric wire; plastic hose: tires; rotary lawn mower; rubber tired wheel barrow; Iwo fuel oi’ bane’s; Briggs & Stratton motor; shallow well jump with tank complete; powered hack saw: good 6" endless belt: e’ectric fan; hand sprayer; weed burner; lots of misc. hand tools. HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Several platform rockers; sectiona’; rugs; chairs; flat irons; old radio; two gas cooking NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS: CASH NO LUNCH MRS. MARIE NAVRATIL Everett Rookstool, Auctioneer Leesburg 453-4771?

Most folks are anxious to tell you how. but few offer help. Swingin’ Sting Rays Friday, July 30 Time 8 - 11 WALKERTON YOUTH BUILDING Donation 75c