The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 May 1967 — Page 2

— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — MAY I. 1967

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baket whi< h will m- dtiven by Parnelli .b nes T .is is a turbine cat and according to advance publicity .is a chi hat coni r*urite the iutur< into meim The cat has many idvatagcs ovet the other vehuh on th«- • vei changing scene at ’.he famed 2’nnle eval as < Vputi rs have figured this cai h ts a 95 pet cent chance of finishing the race as there just is not the mrxhanieal failures possible that th« othei cars have. FOR A LONG TIME AI'TER World Wai 11. racing’ at Indianapolis became a battle of driving skill almost exclusively as basically all cars ware using the traditional four cylinder offeiihauscr engine A few yea' ago. Fold came up with a ; icing engine via Europe as an in’laence of Fold engines and t< reign drivers began to make the presence known at the track Then a rear engine Offy was pul into us. several other motors - i ns a few Chevy's of course t. big Novi's and now a widi enough assortment to put the »■ tile of < ngines hack in the im- as opposed to ju st a battle of drivers. NOW COMES THE TURBINE cngim . Parnelli Jones, after test driving the <ar at Pl >rnix and Indian, polis, finally gTeed to drive this car for Granitelli after yea’s ot close aSSo< tloll with J C Agaganian The car has to have something in it to make a drive su< has Jones leave the man he has been dnvmg for ovci the years Jon* s say <it is really a revolutionary ctr that he feels ha- great poteutk I. He says th* excell. ration is nu • than am < »r r has b<-en in a d the drivei fatigie is at a inn num due t< la< k of noise and ' v different rale One thing th t is different is th« fact that makes are a nm h m .ie jmjxa ’ant po t oi

this car as it must be braked in successfully running thr. vehicle THIS CAR COVIJI WIN THIS year and it Could be victim of many other things the same as any car at Indianapolis. However, this race should prove a principle and start a trend another way . Expense is probably tremendous in this vehicle in the early stages and this could be a factor in heavy use of this type vehicle for a few years. EVERYTHING CONSIDERED, this 1967 version of the World's Gn atcst Auto Race, should be a real thrilling event. With 9o cars entered, although some are back-up vehicles from name drivers, c impetition will be very keen to get in the sarting lin< -up only 33 can start and that means a lot of thinning down. It weather conditions are good come Saturday. May 13. th< opening day <>f qualifications could be the greatest eve) Drivers a rent going to wait this year to get in the race. They will be very anxious to make the starting field as soon as the weather and car are up to the expectations. ALSO FEATURED LN THIS year's race is the greatest bunch of foreign drivers that has appc .i’d at Indianapolis since before World War I. This adds a lot of flavor and color as some of the mad racing drivers have really gained fame at Indianapolis such as Jimmy Clark and Graham Hill. The ability of the foreign drivers to come to Indianap >lis "cold" and drive exceptionally well has been remarkable when the US drivers fight year after ya ar and practice the track to the extreme almost and still take a back seat to these road lacing d’iv. rs *‘»om abroad. HEADING TH., CONTINGent of American drivers has to be Mario Andretti, who is just amazing as he continually pushehis car around the tra<k at new records. A failure early in the race last year put him out. but should his car hold out. he has to be contended with in any race. Also featured will be Jones in the special car, and A.J Foyt Tlu-se are the biggest local names in driving, but there arc others such as Dan Guerny. Roger McCluskey and Jim McElreath. to name a few of the ones given a better chance to yvin. FROM HERE ON THROUGH the actual race day. headlines in the spoils world will center around the famed Indianapolis Sp*-edway as once again the Greatest Auto Race in the World will unfold to a crowd of over 300,000 on Memorial Day and millions more over radio and TV all over the wor Id This year's purse has been set at ovt i $700,000 to further vanfy this as the greatest spectacle in lacing "How do you feel today'"’ the young distor asked brightly as he looked in on his elderly patient "I ve fell a lot better." replii-d the old man "My right leg is giving rm right much misery. It is pn tty stiff and acting something fierce." "Well slid the doctor. "I'm sure that's just old age." "Don't believe so," said the old man "My left leg's exactly the same age .and it don't bother me none at all. ^I.A^S IT SAFE Litt!” trouble will com»- to the man who lives on the Iheorv "When in doubt, don't " I riday A Saturday Max 5 A 6 r starring Tony Curtis Jack Ix-nunon and Natalie Wood In the grratost cmuod^ of all time! The Great Race l»s hnnolor - Panaxißion

NOTICE OF SAI.E OF REAL ESTATE The underslgmtl Exectrix ot the Estate of Hazel Brown Luke, deceased, pursnnt to an order of the Madison Superioi Court in Cause No. 17026 offers for sale the following described real estate situated in St. Joseph county, Indiana to-wit Lot 23 West York subdivision to the town of Walkerton. 903 and 903A Duplex 4 rooms each with individual gas furnaces. includes gas cooking stoves and refrigerators. Also 1 car garage with large lot

Vegetable Salad With Verve : < j । ■- The Borden Kitchen toyse I together this salad with three-fold creativity: a variety of vegetables, a marinade with gusto and, like Roquefort Cheese Reels, pleasing new partners. Spicy Marinated Vegetable* j,-* - fMakrg ab(> it 2 cup« mttr.nath OR fnourih for four 1-lb. CO' s drained vr i/ctatd<e) 1 cup vinegar 2 < ups (one 1-lb. can) Heed 1 cup salad oil carrots, drained 2 teaspoons sugar ?. 2 cups (one 15-1 2 <>; can) 1 2 teaspoon garlic salt si iall whole wax he..ns, 1 tablespoon TLVS 1 drained teaspoon dehydrate <1 2 cups (two S-oz. can* » par4^y flakes Brandywine fancy I utton 1 tablespoon PLUS 1 mushrooms, drained teaspoon dehydrated sweet 2 cups (oncl -lb. cai • sweet pepper Hakes peas, drained 2 teaspoons dehydrated instant minced onion Tn a medium-size how) combine vii /gar. oi’. sue •, garlic fait, pai-sley flakes, pepper flakes, and mir ced onion; I nd well. Turn one can well drained vegetables and 2 3 cup marinade Into a small bowl; mix until vegetables are coatrd. < ver dish tightly. Repeat with remaining three vegetables. Il frigvrate 4 hours, or overnight if possible; mix occasionally. D in before Mrving. Roquefort r.hresrd Brels (Y. keK 4 to 6 urrvinyt) t cups (one 1-lb. jar) Green- 1 (1-1 4-oz.) pacbtge wood's Harvard beets Napoleon Bran. Roquefort cheese Refrigerate jar of leeta about 2 hours, or until thoroughly chilled. When irady to serve, coasriy crumble Roq -fort cheese over chilled beets.

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Open to higest bidder subject t<> approvel of Madison County Court. All offers to be submitted on or before May 26, 1967 to 1967 to Frank C. Kramer. R R. 3. Box 265, Walkerton. Ind., Ph. 5x6-2513. Mabel C. Beesun, Exeetric of the eStatu of Hazel Brown Luke. A tittle tot. tn church for the first time, watched the ushers pass the collection plates. When they neared the pew. he piped loudly, "Don't pay for me Daddy i ni under six."