The Independent-News, Volume 90, Number 4, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 January 1966 — Page 9

JP Court News January items in the local Justice of the Peace Court to date involved several cases of speeding which resulted in fines of $19.25 be ng asse.ved aga.nst the following drivers: Richard L. Tutile, Walkerton; Howard G. Voight, Cicero, Ill.; Lawrence T. Alborn, Fombcll, I’enn ylvania; Robert C. Hammer, Lorain, O.; William M. Coley, Lorain, O.; Lewis E. Hartwell, Chicago; Douglas Bussie, Walkerton; Noil A. Walker, Castie, New York; Jolin W. Ros', Walkerton; Raymond L. Why bark, Carmi, 11l tnoia The above were arrested by Indiana State Police through the use of radar check at various points around thi. section of th* county. Fines of $19.25 for following too closely were given to Rudy Martinez. Chicago: and Herbert C. Lauridscn. Lvons. Til. Arthur R. Coldiron, Winamac, paid sl9 25 for not having an operators llcen e. Donald D. Howell paid a like fine for having false registration plates on his car. Driving left of cen’er brought fines of *l9 25 each, to the following driver : Raymond I. Clevenger, Walkerton, arrested by North Liberty Specializing in Permanent I Waving f Dede’s Beauty Salon f Hair Shaping, Coloring & | Styling Phone 586-3644 Operators: | DEDE EE IES & g JANET GILMER 90S Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana e I ' annul j um t miv*HtMNKk

Attention Young People The Pilgrim Youth Society Invites You To Attend A Series Os EVANGELISTIC SERVICES

' At The PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH In Walkerton JANUARY 28, 29 & 30 Each Service Begins At 7:30 p.m. OUR PILGRIM YOUTH OFFICERS Jennie Safar, President Carl Creech, Vice-President Susie Safar, Secretary Edward Stoops, Treasurer

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Police. The same violation by Ronnie L. Sellers, Walkerton, resuited in a like fine. Jun K. Horban, hosier, resulted in a prop -rty dam .l 6 c uccioent ea t of town. Allen L. Moog. Kimmel, Ind , di.iobeyed a traffid signal and paid $19.25 on his guiLy plea. Reckless driving charges were filed again t the following: Richaid Kaercher, Walk -Hon; Owen T. Heckman, Brvmen, a fine for reckless driving which resulted in a rear end collision with ano'her vehicle. Carl H. Gjemre was ticketed for improperly pas ing ano her vehicle. Gjemre requested a change of venue to South Bend City Court which wa« granted. Janes L. McVey, Belmond, lowa, was arrested for driving loft of renter. This resulted in a serious injury to another driver and extensive damage to the vehicles. On recommendation of < ounsel. McVey also asked for a change of venu to Mishawaka City Court, which wa g-anted. In a report received from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles, it war noted that during the period from December 15. 1965. to Th-comber 20. 1965, the driving licenses of over 700 Indiana drivers had been suspended A great majority were on the point system. Twelve points are allowed in throe wars, two violations in the sarnie twelve month will eam the driver a four point bonus from the Bureau. Driving an automobile is a privI AUTO - LIFE - FIRE | I FAR VI BUREAU! I INSURANCE | | Fred Bullinger ! Phone 586-3339 i 2 701 Monroe Walkerton®

liege extended by the State of Inui.ma, and not an assumed ; ri^nt a.i .so nvany citizeiu acm ; to tau k. । THANKS □ - — 1 wish to thank everyone who remembered me while 1 wa., in ' the ho pital. The (aids, gifts, and ' visits and other expressions of tn. couiagment were sincerely appreciated. Thank j >u one and all. Mr . tudora Stillson Your prayers, letters, cards and gifts have meant so much to me during the past mon hs while 1 was at Memorial and Riley Children's Hq pital« for my thr*'* operations. 1 am b;uk in school now. Thank you so much. p John Edwin Wilcox > A warm tluink yon to everyt one for your prayers, cards, gifts and vi its during my hospital stay and now at home. You will never know the help and cheer ! they gave me. Bia s you all. Mrs. Leigh Roy Hahn Sr. I wish to thunk all you folks for the cards, flowers, good wk hes and the many prayers that went up in my behalf. God blcw> you all , Mrs Homer Balsley I wish to express my heartfelt thanks for the help, <virds and many prayers that were offered in my beharf during my stay in the hospital. | p Clem Mamerow I Homecf mine Is Planned For Walkerton Homecot” ag f<stiviti>s will tak place t 1 ’--lay for WalkI erton High School. L t ww’ each class ard orga- । nlzation nominate one co ididate for queer The entire student boby then vo’ed and n irrowed

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JAN. 27, 1966 — THE INDEPENDENT NEMS -

tiie field to five. The e finalists are: Nancy Williams, Michaelene Sza ly, Sharon Cilery, Sue Ann Campbell and Sonja Vandall All are s' nlorn exc< pt Sonja who is a junior. The varsity basket bn 1 team will then pick the queen The win ner will be ann< unced at the half of the Walkerton-Westville game. She will reign over the dance at the grade school after the game. It will last from 10:00 to 12 30

~ j •A JTMuAI 9 r 4. X r ■' f Wk Parents of a brand-new car! Young ... they demand the best! Quick... among the first to get a r 66 car! Smart... they financed it, and saved on the over-all cost, with one of our famous bank auto loans! How about you? Get your auto loan here NOW! Fanners State Bank of Wyatt Walterton Branch — Member FDIC * - —•——

Special Singers On Sunday THE HULL FAMILY From Plymouth, Ind. Will Be Bringing SPECIAL MUSICAL NUMBERS All Day Sunday REV. JOE BOUGHER A Student At Frankfort Pilgrim College Will Be The Speaker

i with the Swingin’ Sting Rays • providing the mm ic. Also at the i game will be the former b;u ketball honu < oming queens. Janet ' Gilmer, Sharon FXimer and Cindy Storey. I Some diving ducks go for underneath the surface of the water In their search for food. Some have accidentally been trapped In the nets of commercial fisher1 men at depths of over 190 feet.

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