The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 10, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 August 1967 — Page 6

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — AUGUST 3, 1967

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rs. Neal Weakly and son, mdy of Seattle. Washington • rrivtd for a visit with Mr. and Mrs Ronald Weakly and other relatives. r and Mrs. Clyde Bick and ■ <mily spent the weekend with ?vir> Bicks parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Conrad near )-/)> m stt r. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Burch o ent the weekend at the summer home of Mrs. Burch’s sister .< d husband, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hathaway in Pentwater, Michis’ o , Kev. and Mrs. Harold Williams -.nd Joanie visited relatives in Jndianapolis last Friday. They .so visited with Rev. Williams' jece and family from Calif, who \v~r, visiting there. Mr and Mrs. Byron Parsons nd children of Charlottesville, opiTiia were guests last week >f Mr. Parsons and family, Mr. n d Mrs. Ray Chapman. Mr. and vtrs Ronald Parsons and daugh--r. Monique of Palo Alto, Cali- .’ rriq are houseguests of the ’hapmans this week. Mrs. George Seitz returned 1 ome Friday after spending oven weeks vacation in Alexo dria, Va., visiting with her ons and families, Captain and vi rs E. W. Seitz, and family and -<i X)l. and Mrs. E. A. Seitz and ,miiy. Lt. Col. Seitz left is past Sunday for Viet Nam. miss Elaine Knowlton rer» . d ast Monday from visiting wh Ingrid Pommer for a week Strain, Connecticut in the aome of Mr. and Mrs. Alex -i o gHwout boat on the Atlantic ouied New York City and jfeeiavich Village. On the week . a they went sailing ip the l gpwout boat on the Atlantic xvaii and spent the night on the on Ingrid traveled through Washington. D. C. and New York ay with the rest of the ICYE tua pts last week and-left for er home in Germany August 1 uom Kennedy airport. (Ingruj nad t^e misfortune of breaking uree of her toes while visiting voipiecticuL

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Mr. and Mrs. David Mellin, Torn. Larry, Bobbie and Susan spent from Sunday to Wednesday of last week at the Wisconsin Dells. Studio Dress Shops Clearance Sale is now in progress. Manj' good buys still available. Mrs. Regena Wells returned last week from a two weeks visit with her son. Corp. Gail Malstaff at Fort Ord. California and other relatives. Mrs. Robert Lidy and daughter. Cathy had as their house guests the past week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Erps and three children of Camanche. lowa. Mr. and Mrs. George Lanphere. R. R. 3, Walkerton entertained Sunday friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Drake, Lake Forest, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Metz, South Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lawler. Chicago; and Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmett Miller. Michigan City. The couples have been friends for many years having all resided in South Bend at the same time some years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kormelink and Jeff, Karen and Gregory are moving from Salt Lake City, Utah to Bay City, Michigan. Mr. Kormelink received his Master's Degree from the University of Utah in June. He wall be teaching in a college at Bay City. Little Greg Kormelink has recovered from the severe burns he received in March. The children are guests of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, while their parents settle in Bay City. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson had their children and grandchildren as guests for a turkey dinner on Sunday. This wgs the first time they have all been together for two years. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kormelink anl children of Salt Lake City, Utah; MY. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson and family of Jimtown, John an 4 Wally Johnson and also Donna I^b pfenstein who is staying with the Johnson's while her parents are on vacation.

Mrs. Bertha Urbin on Sunday attended the Metzger reunion at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Guttman and family in Wakarusa. Jackie, Karen, Karol, Janet and Kathy Kost, daughters of Jack Kost, of Plainfield, Indiana are visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Thelma Kost this week. Beat the Heat! Rainbow Summer Salad Bar, Saturday, August iz, 5-8 p.m., Masonic Temple, Walkerton. Tickets, $1.50 adults; 75c children 12 and under. All you can eat. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pickavet and children, Lynn, Doris Ann and Walter Jr., left Sunday morning for a camping trip to southern Indiana and a visit to Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. Mrs. Gene Gerber. Rosalie, Robert and Charles of Pleasant Hill. California, arrived Tuesday, July 25th. to spend several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hinz. Lt. Gerber will arrive on August Bth and then the Gerber family will go to Giffin and Sandusky, Ohio, to visit Lt. Gerber’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hunt entertained w’ith a family gathering in their home Sunday to celebrate the 80th birthday of Fred Bellinger and the 85th birthday of Mr. Bellinger’s sister, Mrs. Leora Goit. Other guests were, Mrs. Fred Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lazarek and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Bellinger and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bellinger all of Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ed wads and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Miller of South Bend. Walkerton Little League Stahdings Walkerton Little League baseball standings are: Results Cubs 12, Braves 3 Senators 12, White Sox 1 Indians 10. Giants 6 Pirates 8. Tigers 2 Dodgers 9, Indians 7 Senators 5, Pirates 1 Cubs 11, Giants 3 Yankees 7, Tigers 3 Minor league Cubs 8 3 Dodgers 7 4 Giants 7 4 Indians 5 6 Braves 0 10 Major League White Sux 7 3 Pirates 7 4 Senators 7 4 Yankees > 4 7 Tigers . 2 9 Home Runs — Kenny Bolze, John Hartsough, Larry Stull, Lenard Jaske, Dennis Holland, and John Klinedinst. No Hit Pitching — Larry Stull, Lenard Jaske, and Richard Reese, Final Schedule Wednesday Dodgers vs. Cubs Yankees vs. Senators Friday Braves vs. Indians White Sox vs. Tigers NOTICE Dr. John J. Byler, 408 N. Main Street, North Liberty, Indiana will be on vacation and out of the office from August 10 through August 19. The office will be open daily from 10-12 and 1-5 except on Thursdays and Saturdays. 2ta3 64 Years Os Sendee Ent. 1908 LEMONTREES A 9PT9MtTBIi n HAMNB 818 AU UUujmm Ab •■r**-«*•* I Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St.

Kepcha Named Sales Manager At Powell-Mann i -II W > f Harlan “Buck” Kepcha, a saleman for the Powell-Mann Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Company for the past ten-and-one-half years, has just been appointed to the position of Sales Manager of the same firm. Kepcha will have charge of sales of all new and used cars and trucks and the salesmen of the firm. Kepcha has received an award from General Motors for nine consecutive years for his sales

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| PUBLIC SALE | E We will sale the following personal property North of 3 = Lakeville I mile to Bierce Rd. then 1 mile East to Kenilworth 3 = Rd. and U mile South or IV. mile Northeast of Lakevilfe. S = Watch for “Salo Today*’ signs. I SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 I 12:00 Noon m 3 •" | Machinery , Tools & Chicken Equip, f E (rood B .-Ulis (luibners 10-24 tires; .J. I). 6 ft. Disc; 2 mt. g = spring tenth harrow; 2 sec. spike; 1-16 pick-up plow; row § = cultivator; Clinton 20 inch chain saw; Lawn Boy mower; S — homemade sandblaster; heavy duty chains for 10-24 tires; S E rubber tire 2 wliwl trailer sideboards and stock racks; snow 3 g blade; long handle tree trimmer; 10 roll away chicken nests; g = 45 Purina feeders; collapsable roosts; feed box; egg baskets’; £ E 8 ele. brooders; pipe vise and Armstrong pipe dies; Spark S E ph»g sprayer; Small band saw and motcr on stand; 16 ft. “ E stepladder; 6 and 8 ft. stepladders; 150 pound anvil on block; = E chicken Males; Bolen’s Mustang roto tiller garden tractor, E = niower, roller, cultivator; wedges; |>ost diggers; hammers; E ~ cpisels; bolts; shovels, misc, 100 BALES WHEAT STRAW | Household S E ,/;• E - 12 cu * ft * d **P freeze; Admiral 21 inch hi fi TV; Vivid E E slide projctor and screen; G.E. filter flo washer; G. E. electric = = dryer; adding machine; large 9 x 12 beaded oval green rug; = s mce 8 pc, maple bedroom set; 2 metal taxis, complete; da. S = SL C< T irocker and hassock; desk tele- S = J “ nt, W writing desks; high cherry cabinet. S S rnr'' * °° rS |'i ‘‘ dro P *‘‘ af table with leaf and chairs;Wall mir- E E Mand; i U,rKe 2 chests of drawers; old = E JniM Kerosene lamps; washer and wash tube and other = Owner 1 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Hursh | S Terms, (ash Not n^ponsible for accidents g Auctioneer: Ralph Costello J’lymouth, Ind. Phone: 936-8246 ** , lllllll>llllllllllllllllll||||||||||||| l || ll | l) | l| | l || | | || | || | ||| || || || f | fMM | | | |M || M |||||js

record. DIXIE WALKER’S SQUARE DANCE (’LI B The Dixie Walker's Square Danced Saturday, July 29th in the Elementary Gym. Guests were from the Swing* ing Squares, South Bend, Twill-A-W’ays, South Bend, and Warsaw Squares. Warsaw. Chick Hani, Warsaw and Bud Welsh, Crawfordsville were guest callers. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Art Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flaugher, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dailey, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Claudy. Two Dixie Walker Squares went to the Starke County Pair at Hamlet to do a demonstration at the fair that evening. This Saturday we are going to the Star B's at Carpenter Hall in South Bend. Our next home dance will be August 12th at the Elementary Gym. PHIIATHEA (LASS MEETS The Philathea class of the United Methodist church will meet Thursday, August 10 at 2:00 p.m. in the Illinois Street Building. Hostesses will be Mrs. Albert Schultz. Mrs. Fred Bullinger, Mrs. Geneva Groshans and Mrs. Pearl Bussard. Call in your localfl.