The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 30, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 29 July 1965 — Page 8

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — JULY 28, 1865

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Koontz Lake News Koontz Lake < «mn»u illy Church Rev. I. W. Waldron. Minister of the Church of God. of Anderson, i^ conducting services at thu Koontz Lake Community Church until further notice. Supt., Mrs. Waldron Sunday School 9:30 a.m. > Morning ‘Worship 10:30 a.m. Young People's Meeting 6:30. > Evening Service 7:00 pm. * Bible Study Wednesday. 7:00 - p.m. Ci s Codie and worship with us. | Mr. and Mis. Howard Wertrn--4 beig entertained their cousin, - Mis Helen Case of Kodiak Island, AIMkA i' Tlie Merrill Dillenbecks are spending some time at their summer home at the lake and entertained guests over the week end from Chicago, a brother. Tom * Hogan and a cousin, Mrs Rose Slattery. Mr. and Mrs John Dixon and Mr. and Mrs. William Sohn of Hobart, are spemling their vacation at their rummer home at the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Strunce are at their summer home at the lake and had as guests over the week end. Mrs. Strunce's sisters Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Oliver and grand niece, Sharon Sharlow of Milipis, California, and Mrs. Sam Balfour of Sauk Village, Illinois. Our annual Summer Clearance Sale will start Friday, July 30, at the Studio Dress Shop. Even though Palm Sunday’s tornado destroyed their summer home after 44 years at Koontz . Lake, the Keans and Hopmans still managed to have a week at their dear Keontz Lake, thanks to the Howard Wertewbergs who were kind enough to rent their cottage to Mrs. Kean and Marge•nd Mk*die Übpman and daughter, Mary "" , I eh — w— IM * B|iS SERVICE NOT^ PORT RILEY. KAN. — Army Reserve Specialist Four Ronald L. Horrsll, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Hcrrall, North Liberty, is participating in active duty training at Fort Rihy. Kansas Specialist Horrall is as-igned as a medical specialist in the 337th General Hospital an Army Reserve unit at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. Horrall is a 1966 graduate of Lakeville High School and attended Purduo University in West Lafayette. He was employed at ; s MmfaiMitial A . OFFERS PARKED CAR PROTECTION Hava you heard about Meridian Mutual Parked Car Coverage? An unusual sdhrantage you can have whan you inure with us! T rhena us toty • • B. W. Johnsen Ins. Koontz take Mornings Hamlet K6^2H24 Afternoons

the Mayfair Motel, Indianapolis. TORT KNOX. KY - Pvt. Logan D. Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Ross. 503 S. Main St., North Liberty, completed an eight-week clerical couro al the Army Armor Center, Fort Knox, Ky, July 23. During the course, Ross received instruction in general office skills, military corre pondenco and Army administrative procedures. The 22-year-old soldier entered the Army in March 1965. and completed basic training at Fort Knox, Ky. He was graduated from North Liberty High School in 1961. Walkerton Summer Recreation Bth Week's Attendance Boys 7-12 101 Girls 7-up 194 Boys 12 up 74 Total 46. Total Attendance for Each Group Boys 7-12 1.349

ANNOUNCING Our New Collection Agency *m * * WALKERTON, INDIANA MECHLING HEATING We regret to announce that ear k»g time friend and associate, Al Pratt, of Dick's Radio & TV is moving to Koontz Lake and has asked to be relieved of h.s duties as coilction agent for Northern Indiana Public Service Company in Walkerton, Indiana. Effective July 29, 1965, NIPSCO customers may pay their gas and electric service bills at Mechling Heating, 605 Roosevelt Road, Walkerton, Indiana. You may be assured of the same courteous service at Mechling Heating as you have known these past years at Dick's TV. For Service calls or other business, please continue to call Enterprise 2152. I NOBTMCRN HUMANA fyrf&C Seuice COMPANY

Girls 7-up I.TBO Boys 12-up 673 8 weeks total 3,202 All-Star Game On Tue-day, July 20, the girls 1 All-Star team played the boys All-Star team in softball. The girls, playing for the first time this year, put up a game fight but lost 20-2. Elaine Fitzgerald 1 and Karen Allen, led the attack 1 for the girls with two hits. Ron Hendricks and Jim Lute had four hits each for the boys. The hex score: RHE Boys All-Stars 20 18 2 Girls AU Stars 2 10 3 KICKBALL Draculas 10 3 Blackhawks 7 6 Panthers 6 7 Cyclops 4 9 BASKETBALL Hornets 3 0 Untouchables 2 1 Bombers 1 2 Black Widows 0 3 BASEBALL Draculas 7 4 Blackhawks 6 5 Cyclops 5 6 Panthers 4 7 HITBALL Draculas 7 4 Blackhawks 7 . -5 X

Cyclops 6 Panthers 3 DODGEBALL Draculas 10 Cyclops 8 Panthers 7 Blackhawks 6 SOFTBALL Cyclops 6 Draculas 5 Blackhawks 3 Panthers 2 RELAYS Cyclops 12 Draculas 8

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6 Blackhawks 7 s 8 Panthers 4 Panthers 4 7 OVERALL STANDINGS 9 Draculas 47 10 Cyclop « 41 11 Blackhawks 36 Panthers 27 r 2 Friday, July 30. at 1:00 p 3 awards will be presented. T „ 5 public is invited. 6 , Be thrifty — there is nothin, 3 more worthless than a repu 7 tion ah a good spender.