The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 July 1966 — Page 11

I pert Car A Truck Body Work and Painting rout End Alignment and Wheel Balancing Walkerton Truck Sales And Service nr International Dealer Phone 586-31 fib Road 6 East Walkerton, Indiana H BERRIES U-Pick 15c ,r we pick. George BrantEast edge of Stillwell on te Road 104. Ph. 325-8025, d’orte. 4talßp e Insurance-Heal'h Insurance । Annuities - Group Insurance Group Pensions i) tact your Prudential Repret iitative in Walkerton and Nor tty Liberty )avid L. Andrews I! IJn coin way, P.O. Box 288 I^aPorte, Ind. 46350 Off ce, 862-2810 The Prudential Insurance Co. of America REAL ESTATE I acre, nice 3 bedroom, i v home, carpeting, laundry an, basement, gas heat, athed garage, small bam. good at ion. near North Liberty. riveJn Restaurant, good । time, vfell established, in 1 ilkerton. bedroom home, on 4 lots, i ontz Lake for S3OOO - Con-’ a t available. bedroom home, large lot. in Paz. Bargain price home. 50. leal nice, 3 bedroom modern ne, carpeting, family room,; Bourbon. <ice retirement home. 2 bed- ; ins. hardwood floors, garage, j semant, U.S. 31 near Gilmer i rk. , t ♦ike front lots on Cook and ■ era Lake. nnestricted lots near thej e at Lake of the Woods. 'heap, vacant lot at Koontz ke. ’les trie Led lots in Goshen ights Sub-dix is ; on. in Woodid Manor, and in McQueens dit on, Plynwuth, lots, residential, in Polk ; n;hip and m Tyner, can be [ •d for Mobile Hornes. KU SH REAL ESTATE Plymouth 936-3532 . j, ,A«J—II

PUBLIC SALE Having sold my home, will sell at Public Auction, my perso»al property on Main Street, Tyner, Indiana SATURDAY, JULY 30 1 O’Clrek Sharp • l*eds; 1 steel col; 2 dresaers; 1 commode; 1 bureau; davenport; chair; television; radio; kitchen table, chairs; 2 kitchen* 'abiaetN; cupboard; 1 Phik-o refrigerator; 1 Skeiga* range; 1 hcuting stove; dining room table, chairs; stands; 1 marble ’op stand; medicine cabinet; bathroom scales; kitchen stool; 'Miers; lamps; 1 .Aladdin lamp; looking glasses; pictures; "onbig lieard; sewing machine; curtains; curtain stretcher; I Ugs, Power lawn mower; hand mower; copper kettle; pie pans; '■•he pans; kettles; dishes; fruit jars; garden tractor; wheel^orrow; ladder; scythe: shovel; hoe; leafrake; axe; rake; saw '"‘•ts; Maytag washing machine; tubs; boiler; antiques. Many "<»r» articles. Mrs. Bertha Tribbey X <>T RESPONSIBLE I OK ACC IDEM'S TERMS: ( ASH Auctioneer: Archie Shultz Clerk: Joe Hohn taw——, ||||■■■■^^T

Kir j APPLES Transparent; Lodi & Red Bird Also Erecn Beans & Pickles Phone 656-8563 EBERLY FRUIT FARM PVBEIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Local Alcoholic Beverage Board of St. Joseph County, Indiana, will, at 10 a.m. on the 3rd day of August. 1966, at the Commissioner's Room, Court House, in the City of South Bend, Indiana, in said County, begin investigation of the applications of the following named persons, requesting the issue to the applicants at the locations hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Beverage Permits of the class hereinafter designated and will, at said time and place, receive information concerning the fitness of said applicants, and the propriety of issuing the permits applied for to such applicants at the premises named: ANGELO D. & ANTHONY M. OLIVA dba Shetland Pharmacy (Drug Store) Liquor & Wine Dealer, 136 South Michigan St., South Bend, Indiana ANGELA KUS dba DUNHAM TAVERN (Restaurant) Beer, Liquor & Wine* Retailer, 1502 West Dunham St., South Bend, Indiana VIRGIL & HELEN TURNER dba Champagne Lounge (Restaurant > Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer, 1635 Linden St., South Bend, Indiana MORRIS & THERESA MCFARLAND dba Index-Bar (Restaurant) Beer & Wine Retailer, 439 E. LifSalle Ave., South Bend. Indiana ALOYSUIS C. KUSZ dba Al’s Anchor Inn (Restaurant) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer, 2224 Western Avenue, South Bend, Indiana MICHIANA BOWL-MOR. INC., dba Michiana Hotel by Lillian Q. Spenner, Pres., R. R. 3, Cassopolis, Michigan & Marie Gerber, Sec., 1623 Bader Ave., South Bend. Indiana (Hotel) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer. 302-312 N. Michigan St., South Bend, Indiana AMERICAN LEGION POST 189 by William Flaugher, Comdr,. (Club) Beer. Liquor & Wine Retailer, 407 Indiana Ave., Walkerton, Indiana

PAUL V. PADEN, JR., dba Mr. Lucky’s (Restaurant) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer. 916 S. Michigan St., South Bend. Indiana LOUIS POULOS dba Star Lounge (Restaurant) Beer, Liquor & Wine Retailer. 227 N. Michigan St., South Beni, Indiana CACTUS CLUB, INC., by Carl Bud Moori', Jr., Pres., & Edmond H. Arsenault, Jr., Seiy (Restaurant) Beer, & Wine Retailer, 1902 Western Ave., South Bend, Indiana SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IS REQUESTED INDIANA ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION By W. F. Condon Executive Secretary Joe A. Harris, Chairman Town Board News At the regular meeting of the Walkerton Town Board on Tuesday, June 20, several matters came before the board and were discussed, and some acted on. The annual contract for the garbage collection in Walkerton was given once again to Frank Hahn, who has had the garbage collection job for many years. Frank, and his son, Leigh Roy, were awarded the contract for $3,000, the same amount it has been for several years. A bid of S2BOO, entered by Walter Pickavet, was by-passed on the board’s reasoning that the work of Hahn has been very .satisfactory for many years and he was tory so rmany years and he was awarded the contract despite the lower bid. A discussion for the street Work in Walkerton this year was held prior to advertising for bids on this work. Street commissioner Russell Ruby was authorized to place a processed base in the Industrial Park for the portion that isn’t blacktopped. This will allow this work to bi' completed this summer. Also to be included in the Industrial Park area is an approach drive along U. S. 6. The board plans to have the proposed budget for the coming year completed at the next meeting, August 2. Valuation figures from the County haven't yet been received in order to figures the proposed tax rate. This year the rate for the Town of Walkerton is $1.44. A request from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson, 507 Georgia St., was read and discussed. They asked assistance in correcting the surface water problem in the area they live. This matter has been referred to the street - sewer department for review and suggestions. NFONews The regular monthly meeting of the St. Joseph County NFO was held Monday night, July 18, at the North Liberty Community Building, with President Loyal Burkholder, presiding. In the absence of Claude McEndarfer, the grain chairman. Lawrence Snyder gave a report on both meat and grain. Snyder said that NFO is now doing business with seven of the largest meat processors in the United States. Also have signed master contracts with several of them. We must have the member’s meat reports three months in advance, as to approximate date to be sold. Reports now due are: August, September and October. We cannot bargain for meat that we do not know NFO members have. On grain, the wheat storage and sales agreement contracts are now available at Claude’s, so stop in at your earliest convenience and sign up. It is very important that we store that grain and bargain for a price. NFO also has a selling period at harvest on all grain for those that can’t hold their grain. Members by all means sell with the NFO boys. We proved to the nation last February 23 when NFO sold large quantities of grain, we can bargain for a price by holding and selling together, consequently higher soybeans, corn and wheat

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prices. Del< gates for the District and Stale Convention were elected; Mr. ;Jnd Mrs. Loyal Burkholder. Mr. and Mrs. Eilmer Lambert, Mr. and Mis. Claude McEndarUr. Mr. an I Mrs. Lawrence Snyder, Darrell Carlson. Valor Kring, and Mis. Ralph Baughman. The Distriu* meeting is Thursday. July 28, 8:00 o’clock, at REMC Building at Plymouth. Edith Snyder, NFO Publicity Red Sox I x)se In Tourney Finals The Walkerton Red Sox lost to Wheelabrator in the final game of the A-t League Tourney Monday night 2-1, in a tight game that was decided by a home run in the bottom of the sixth inning. Walkerton had wins over Mr. Steak of Nik's, 9-1; Bob's Marathon. 5-0; and Artusi’s, 4-3 in right innigs, to get into the final game. Walkerton scored first in tshe top of the first inning on a single by Denny Baldwin, a wild pitch, a sacrifice and an error on Sonny Cripe’s ground ball. This held until the sixth when E. L. Jones bombed one over the iight-center field fence with a man on first, to complete the scoring. Walkerton had six singles, one each of the first six innings off of Jones, and Wheelabrator had four hits off losing pitcher Bob Urbin. Jerry Johnson was the winning hurler. Maple Grove The Women's Society of Christian Service will meet at the Maple Grove Church Wednesday, July 27 at 9 a.m. to make plans for the coining year. Mrs. A. P. Price returned to her home in Rockford, Illinois, after spending some time with her sister Mrs. Clarence Myers and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vargo had Sunday dinner at the Harold Geyer home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Geyer were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Mioial Wiseman and Mr. and Mr; Ross Myers. They had supper al the Joe Vargo home in South E< nd Tuesday evening. Mrs. Fred Maurer of Orlando. Florida who is visiting relatives and friends spent Friday at the Earl Sherman home. JP Court News Current action in the Lincoln Town hip Justice of the Peace Court included the following arrests, convictions and fines: Lloyd E. Dankert, Route 3, Wall.< rton, was fined $19.25 on his ; uilty plea of parking in the drivuv lane of a traveled highway. John K. Johnson entered a plea of guilty to reckless driving which resulted in personal injury to himself and property damage to his automobile. He was seriousk - injured when his car failed to negotiate a curve on State Road 23 in Walkerton. He was fined $19.25 and his license suspended for sixty days. Minor damage was done to another automobile when Donald Swanson Sr., of Walkerton, collided with th< rear of another vehicle, when that driver could not decide which way he wanted to go and swerved back into the line of traffic. Swanson was ticketed for following too closely, and paid a fine of $19.25 on his plea of guilty. David L. Skinner paid $19.25 for a faulty muffler on his automobile. Larry F. Elliott was fined $19.25 for driving left of center. I AUTO - LIFE - FIRE • FARM BUREAU! INSURANCE | * Fred Bullinger | g Phone 586-3339 I g7Ol Monroe Walkortona

just missing a collision with the arresting officer, Ray Wilson of the Walkerton Police Department. Alan R. Foresman, Walkerton, paid $23.25 <>n a charge of in <- less driving. He plead guilty to forcing two automobiles off th e road and was arrested by .North Liberty Po|n e. Reginald J. C'iesiolda, 517 South Illinois Street, South Bend, gave State Trooper Robert Candler a high speed chase on State Ro id 23 and was charged with diving 85 mph in a 65 mph zone. Ciesiolda plead guilty and paid a finu of $23.25. Hereford Breeders Hold Annual Picnic The Northern Indiana Hereford Association held its annual picnic Sunday, July 10, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Awa Id, R. R. 3, Walkerton. Forty members and guests were present. President Dan Awald conducted the business meeting. Final plans were made fer the Sale on September 10, at Argos, Indiana. Later in the afternoon, a heifer judging contest was held with prizes being awarded to Miss Jo Boggs, Plymouth, and Leon Leffert, Argos. Attendance prizes were presented to Mrs. George Miller, Thorntown. Indiana, and Dean Nelson. Galveston, Indiana. Koontz l^ke Lions Meet In Walkerton The Lions ( hio of Koontz Luke held its regular dinner meeting for the month of July at the Paddle Wheel Restaurant, Walkerton. Lion President, George Kostin, announced the following appointments: George Lanphere, membership chairman; Ernest Brovold. water safety; Raymond McGrath, program and activities chairman. Roscoe Provence, Edwin Jacobson and Alan Seaholm, will repersent the club as judges at the Annual Pet Parade to be held at the Starke County 4-H Fair on Friday. July 29. in Hamlet. Miss Elizabeth Marshall was introduced as the guest speaker fur the evening. She gave a very interesting and informative talk on her personal experiences as a candidate while at National Aquatic School at Purdue University’s Camp Limberlost, Oliver Lake, at LaGrange, Indiana. She was sponsored by the Club from our community. Miss Marshall received the American Red Cross Water Safety Instrui tions authorization after completing the course. She is now conducting swimming instructions. The Lions Club of Koontz Lake is sponsoring the free swimming instructions at the lake. The first two week session has sixty persons enrolled from beginners thru life saving. There will be two more twoweek sessions beginning August Ist and August 15th. Registration will be Saturday, July 30, and Sunday. July 31, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Marshall residence located east of Carl Stanley's Boat Store at the Lake. 69 Years Os Service Eat 1903 UMONTREB —hM— JMb to I toar tons Atop “Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St.

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