The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 46, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 April 1967 — Page 16

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — APRIL LX 1967

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Suburban Dniguc Did A- Lad's 31 22 Cimgcnpci Ts 30 26 Drcws-Ochs Corp. 30 26 Biker's Standard 29 27 I O O F 437 25 31 T acy Lutheran 20 36 High team scries and game Ltd & Lad's 2625. 899. 890; I • ews Ochs Corp. 2552, 899; Baker's Standard 2487. High indvidual series A- game: V Hildebrand 616. 222. 221: C. Wilson 393 225; W. Oehs 577; M Ochs 225; C. Roth 223; V. Hidebrand 222.221; W. Dipert 221. Kings A Querns Pin I‘tuckers 92 H »llywood 89’ 2 Lucky Four 75’ _> Alley Cats 69’ 2 F ur Jokers 64’ 2 I* ^peradoes 51’ 2 B >0 Boos 37 Ya Hoos 32> ? jligh team series and game Pm Pluckers 2075. 699; Lucky F ur 2050. 716: Hollywood 2004; 1' sp« radix s 695. High individual series A- game: M<n Lut< 605. 225; Eskridge 5' i 222 : Bierls 555. 201. Women C. Richards 512. 1^8; p. Frailey 535. 188: M. F Ich 507; Bacewic 192. V ednesday Night Indies league P ddb Wheel 82 46 Wdco 79 ’ 2 48 L B hers 77 L 50 ’ 2 \\ ilk- rton Lan- s 76 52 Kingsbury 59’3 68’ 2 P illips 52L 75’ 2 ELils 47 81 S voie 38 90 High team series and game P ddle Wh- l 2384. 830. 817; V dkejton Lanes 2291, 811; P. ilhps 2202. High individual series A- game: A Knck 559; J. White 550. 197; B Jones 532: J. Bouse 200; A. Kiick and B. Jones 199. Industrial league Ah State 43*2 12\. K belin 35*2 20’ 2 W dkerton Lanes 31 25 Kmgsbury Locker 28 28 A nerican L gi->n 27’- 28’ 2 81. Holser 26 30 * P well-Mann ^8 38 D ve A- Ray’s 14 U 41 > 2 High team series and game B I Holser 2xoo. 954; All State 26 79. 966; Walkerton Lanes 2666, 937. High individual series A’ game: S. Hostetter 701, 256. 212, 224, 605; E Place 699, 253, 200, 235. 221. 659. M. Rouse 683. 253. 227, 60 ! : W. Cover 259; M. Anderson

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215; E. Rhodes 237, 609; P. Dampts 201. Nite Owl Nusbaum's 39 21 Chucks's Standard 31'- 25L S A- L Builders 33 27 Stewart Const. 29 31 Bouse Blasters 22’2 37’ 2 Hiatt'i Insur. 22 38 High team series and game Nusbaums 2755. 957. 9.53; Chuck's Standard 2514; Stewart's Const. 2575. 890. High individual series A- game: S. Cripe 644 , 225, 211, 208; D. Ixitter 600; W Bouse 587, 225; T. Scarbrough 206. Mens Tuesday league Team Eight ’ 37 19 Porky's Construction 36 1 - 19’ 2 Doan's Gift Shop 33 23 Lonzo Oil Co. 31 25 Jackie's Chalk A- Cue 29 27 Scotty's Tavern 25 31 St. John's S’o. 2 24C 31 ’ 2 St. John's No. 1 22 34 All State Insurance 21 ’ 2 34 L Legion Post 365 20 L 35' 2 High team series and game Porky's Construction 2844 976; St. John's No. 1 2755. 948; St. John s No. 2 2724; Doan’s Gift Shop 980. High individual scries A- team: M. Anderson 621. 223: A. Gall 580. 223; H. Hein s 573. 223; H. Singleton 227; M. Anderson 223. Monday Night Men’s league Lan< 37 23 Hocker's Transfer 35 25 Walkerton Skelgas 35 25 Scotty’s D-X 34 26 Dave A- Rays 32 28 Wabash Tavern 31 29 No. Liberty Body Shop 29 31 Community Grocery 28 32 Easy Heat 22 3R No. Liberty Lumber Co. 17 43 High team series and game Dave A- Ray’s 2578. 907: Lanes Case 2511. 878; Wabash Tavern 2506; Walkerton Skelgas 908. High individual series A- gameG. Rhodes 597; L. Welch 578; K. Rackley 586. 209: D. Trobaugh 227; L Schmeltz 213. Friday Night Ladies league Palmer Funeral Home 75'- 44’ 2 Skogmos 75 45 Easy Heat 66' 2 53 » 2 Doans Gift Shop 66 54 Liberty Lanes 61 59 Shamrock Inn 59’ 2 60’ 2 Kanes Shell Service 59' 2 60 ’ 2 Ritchies 50 70 Mooney’s Market 45 75 Berts Jewelry 43 77 High team series and game Skogmos 2263. 770: Kanes Shell Service 2217, 777; Shamrock

Inn 2188, 765. High individual series A- game: D. Houser 503: B. Whaiton 481; A. Barilich and V Hardy 479; D. Shirley 197; M Heim 191; V. Hardy 185. Lincoln-Li berty Farm Buteau Miss Judy Halt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Halt, was guest speaker at the LibertyLincoln Twp. Farm Bureau meeting. She showed slides and told of her experience us an exchange student in Tokyo, Japan. She wore a Japanese dress and showed many souvenirs typical of the Japanese culture. Ellsworth Stone presided at the business meeting. It was announced that a paper drive sponsored by St. Jos. Co. Young Adult Club Would be held April 22. Anyone having paper to donate should take them to Herman Brinkoffs. 1 mile north at North Liberty on State Road 23. ALo announced the Cooking School by Jan Krupa April 14 at 1:00 p.m. at the Liberty Community Building. All are invited. Hehn Freeman asked for volunteer hostesses for the

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Learn and Service Coffee Hour in connection with Mental Health TV program to be shown May 3 at 9:00 a.m., channel 22. Devotions were given bj Kathryn Stone. D<a>r pnze winners were Viola Nye and Raymond Naragon. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Stone were hosts for the carry-in supper. Banquet Concludes Farm Classes The Adult Farmer Classes were concluded last week with their annual Banquet held at the Walkerton Elementary School. Leon Verhaegho Agriculture Vocation; 1 teacher here was the master of ceremonies for the cooperative supper. The ham was furnished by the Tyner Tractor Service. The program was a movie shown on landscaping and planning the areas around the home. Material was distribued on lawn care. Diplomas were awarded to men who attended 70% of the meetings. Tluyv included Russell Eck<r, Joe Samuelson, Bob Hendricks, Jerry Groves. Paul

Dipert. Cecil Stoffer. LI Burch, Bernard Westhues, On E. Taylor, Claude Grennen Woodrow Wenner, Wtlc-ni Miller, Henry Bollhoefer, Mart-,: Stienke, Richard Tolderread ai Don Allison. The men had attend in th concluding series a trip to th, Elkhart Packing Co. to see som of the modern equipment in pack ing of meat and to the Marti Feed Co. of New Paris to s. their selfpelliting machines at various rations mixed. JGHS Judging Team Places In Competition The John Glenn FFA Dan Judging placed fifth and 9th the Marshall County Dairy Jud ing contest. The teams comped. Last week on April 1. Placii fifth was Richy Peterson. Jei Hellinga, Steve Jacobson ai James Smith. Placing ninth w Roger Hendricks. John Cougand Wayne Bellinger. IN DISCHTSE M-inv hi ,r hwav accidents cou' be avoided if everyone kn and obeyed the traffic laws.