The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 23, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 November 1967 — Page 11

Business Women Meet In Walkerton Cleaver Halloween decors inluding individual corn .shucks brightened the tables for the Walkerton Business and Pro- ■ sional Women s Club dinm r acting last Thursday evening, t the American Legion Home. < ider from a ceramic pumpkin was served as the 45 guests a rived. Mrs. George Meyers, ice presi lent presided. Guests it reduced were three new tench's this year; the Misses Sherry Spandau, Rose Marie Hoover and Dtusilla Stillwagon; Mrs. .John Easterday of North Liberty, ishier at the local office of the United Telephone Company; Mrs. John Sheaks and Mrs. Ward \wald. Miss Spandau received he d<M>r prize. Mrs. Everett baker was winner in a contest of ientifymg baby pictures submitted by members. Mrs. Louis Houser an I Miss Stillwagon were ther contest winners. Happy birthday was sung to Mrs. Martha Mull. Mrs. Elsie Johnson, Mrs. Robert Hostetler ind Mrs. David Clark. Hostesses were Mesdames A.J. Kennedy, Richard Anderson Sr., Wayne Cover, Walter Clark. Walter Pickavet and Mrs. Harry Malstaff. leborah Circle Meets Mrs. Doris Goode was hostess to the Deborah Circle of the United Methodist church October 17, with eleven members and three guests present. The chairman. Mrs. Mary Hahn pene-i the meeting wdth a reading. "New Purpose ’, There were three birthdays for the birhday bank. Mrs. Harold Williams gave the sson and devotions. ' Sharing” was her subject. She also showed picture slides pertaining to the hurchs' TV’ valuation of prorams, as to pictures and commmercials. Homemakers C f uh Attends (’on vent ion President Roberta Van Dyke nd oher officers of John Glenn hapter of Future Homemakers f America attented th- North Division of the Fall District [farm bureaux [ INSURANCE j All Types of; 2 ■ IJfe Insurance ■ Retirement Annuities ■ Hospitalization A Fire - Auto - Liability ■ < ity - Fann Ami Commercial X | Fred Bullinger I I Phone 586-3389 iRH Monroe W'alkertonl P <>26tf 2

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meeting at South Central High School, Union Mills, on caturuay, October 21. The pui pose of this workshop meeting was to help the oitners better understand their responsibilities and activities related to their office. This year's theme, Pot of Gold, was interestingly presented by the District ofticers. The featured speaker of the afternoon was Mrs. Rosemary Murphy of Kentland, the former Mrs. America. Accompanying the local officers to the meeting was Miss Winningham, chapter advisor. Past Matrons Meet Memories were pleasantly jogged Tuesday evning, Oct. 24 by the viewing of colored slides of events of years past of installations and special nights of the Walkerton Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, shown by Mr. Grover Oplinger at the meeting of the Past Matrons Chib. There were eighteen in attendance. The wonv n enjoyed dinner at the Paddle Wheel at 6:30, then went t<> the Masonic Temple for a business meeting and program. Mrs. D-onard Beaty was elec-ti-d president; Mrs. Leßoy Smith, vice president; and Mrs. Flan Gifeakas reported the telephone committe for this meeting were; Mrs Harry Dull. Mrs. John McCombs and Mrs, Stanley Orcutt. The next meeting will be in January. Thar«Miay Nite I^dim D-ague Community State Bank 29 7 Big C Lumber Ab. ’ 24 12 Daughtrey Motor Sales 21 15 Hb-De-Ho 21 15 Communitv Grocery 18 18 Home Dairy * 17 19 Wells Aluminum 18 20 Dave & Ray's 15 21 Lnnzo o*l 15 21 Winchester Western 4 32 High team s<*Res aYid game - Big C Lumber Co. 2183; Community Grocery 2180; Daughtrey Motor Sales 2122; Lonzo Oil 763; Hi De Ho Wl; Dave & Ray's 756 High individual series & game: O. Singleton 199. 185; C. An iers<>n 491, 184; B. Gordon 485; C. McMahan 180. Friday Nite luulirs Ijrague Skogmos 25 11 Silo-Ettes 24 12 Kane's Shell 24 12 Liberty Lanes 23 13 Palmers 22 14 Shamnrk Inn 20 16 Ritchies 17 19 Bert's 17 19 IPikeville Rural Sanitation 4 32 UAW’ 194 4 32 High team series an I game Palm-rs 2211, 810; Skogmos 2194: Liberty Lanes 2092. 767; Silo-Ettea 772 High individual series & game L Huhnk- 547. 203; B Wharton 500. 201; S. Allsop 168; F Gall 185. W iilm-Mlax Nite Men's Trobaugh's Auto Parts 26 10 Knecht’s Elevator 25’- 10’j Vita Boy Chips 19’ 2 16'.. Daughtr< vs Motors 19 17 Fish Dike legion 17 19 O'Connor s Electric 16 20

Palmer’s 16 20 Annis I.G.A. 15' 2 20'j Wells Aluminum 13 23 Smith's Grocery 12’ 2 23' 2 High team series an 1 game Knecht's 2661. 926, 919; Trobaugh's 2195, 896; Annis 2172. High individual series A- gam-: D. Tr< baugh 573. 211; B. Jackson 562; G. Gerstandt 556, 211; R I’hmimei 221; J. McCaffery 220. Kings A Queens Hollywoods 33 7 Lucky Four 24 16 Four Jokers 21 19 800 Boos 20 20 Alley Cats 18 22 Crackpots 18 22 Dogpatchers 15 25 YaHoos 11 29 High team senes an 1 game Four Jokers 1951; Lu< ky Four 1936, 721; H<4lx woods 1897; Alb y cats and Four Jokers 705; 800 Boos 654. High individual senes & game: Men L. Smith 585. 214; R. Ferch 569. 221; L. Winstead 537; R. Richan’s 203. Women C. Richards 521. 202, B. Smith 501. 190; P. Wooley 487, 189. Nite Owl League Nusbaum's 28’a 7’ 2 Chuck's Standari 26 10 Heil's Restaurant 23 13 No. 7 Lute 22 14 P & H Machine 17 19 No. 3 Hooker 15 21 No. 8 Bierly 9»a 26*i High team series and game - - P A- H Machine 2569, 916; Heil's Restaurant 2546, 879; Chuck's Standard 2543, 906. High individual series Ar game: D. Daube 584; W. Pickavet 564; B. Lute 563. 221; C. Wilson 223; T. Scarborough 221. Sultu rim n 1 >en gue Farmers's State Bank 2451; Drews-Ochs Corp. 901. Vita-Boy 20 12 Walkerton-Ford Sales 17 15 Dad & Lad's 14 18 Jacob Drugs 10 22 Commercial Honing 10 22 Baker's Standard 9 23 High team series and game Dad & Lad's 2570. 921, 879; Walkerton-Ford Sales 2455; Earner’s State Band 2451; DrewsOchs Corp. 901. High individual series & game: A.J. Kennedy 582, 232; Fran Gindelberger 569. 215; D. Daube 552. 216; D. Knowlton 215. Late Mixed Doubles Musicians 17 *s 10’ 2 Kays Team 17’ 2 10’ 2 Whiz Kids 11 17 Golden Commandos 10 18 High team series an 1 game Musicians 1753, 641; Kays Team 1746, 611. High individual series A game G. Wolfenbarger 498. K Hen hrson, 181; S. Moreman 174. Monday Nite Men’s Lam s Case 29 11 Powell Mann 25 15 Hocker's Transfer 25 15 Team No. 2 22 18 Community Grocery 22 18 Riz-k's Heating 21 19 Walkerton Skelgas 18 22 Easy Heat 15 25 Ixral 194 12 28 Big "C” Lumber 11 29 High t< am series an I garni Dine Case 25l > 592; T< on N 2 248.5. 871. lb < ker - Transfer 2161. 906 High individual series A- game R Jacks< n 578 210 J. Kring 541 D. Loia ks 510 212; K Gordon 540 W Annis 212 Wl iiesdav Nite Didies Paddle Wheel 26 10 Welco 25 11 Kingsbury 21 15 Bakers 18 18 Dines 17 19 Savoie 14 22 Phillips 13 23 Zellera 10 26 High team series and gam* Dines 2193. 746; Welco 2155: Paddla Wheel 2152. 741, Kingsbury 741. High individual serins A game B Smith 548. 194. P Hahn 493; M William* 478; P Hahn and A. Krick 178. B. Smith 185 Mens TTW-^lnv la-agun Jackies Chalk A Cue 23C 124 Doans Gift Shop 22 ' w 13 4 Porters Batber Sh<T 22 14

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St. Johns No. 1 19 17 Wilcox Super Mart 18 18 D>nzo Oil Co. 18 18 Legion Post 365 17 19 Scotty’s Tav-rn 16 20 S t.Johns No. 2 16 20 Porky’s Con truction 8 28 High team series in I game Porters Barber Sh' p 2774, 972; St. Johns N". 2 2753, 980; Doans Gift Shop 2691: la ion Post 365. High individual ries At game M Gouker 546. 228; R. Rackley 546 , 203; M. Anderson 535; R. Alberts 202; J. Carroll 202. Fri ay Nite BusineaMinen Koontz Dak< Merchants 23 9 Chuck’s Standaid 17 15 American Legi-n 17 15 Mercers A- Sons 16 16 K of C 15 17 Team No. 6 8 24 High team series an I game Koontz Dike Merchants 2603. 908, 897; K of C 2588, 900. High individual series & game; B. Kuhls 621, 222. 220: C Stanley 610, 217; E. Klopfenstein 583. I’M l aculty Team 1 9 3 Team 5 9 3 Team 6 8 4 Team 3 7 5 Team 7 6 6 Team 2 5 7 Team 4 2 10 Team 8 2 10 High individual series Ar game: Bill Henderson 191. 4.80; Mary Miller 153; Lucille Gardner 401. Industrial Mague Holser's 25 11 Kingsbury 21 15 Ridge Auto 20 16 Walkerton Lanes 20 16 American D'gion 19 17 Dave At Rays 17 19 Kab«*lin Hardware 14 22 Powell Mann .8 28 High team series an i game Ridge 2618; Holser 908 High individual series A- game: J. Place 210, 204; E. Wallshog 202; N. Hostetler 207; D. Haves 209. NOTICE OF MI NK II’AL ELECTION Public Notice is herewith given that a Municipal Election will be held in th- Town of Walkerton. Indiana, on Tuesday, November 7, 1967, for the purpose of electing officers of the Town of Walkerton for the ensuing term, cor/mencing January 1, 1968. Said Municipal Election will be held in the Council Room of the Walkerton Municipal Building. 510 Roosevelt Road. Walkerton, In iana, between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 6 00 pin.. Central Standard Time, November 7, 1967. The following offices of the Town of Walkerton are subject t<> election: Trustee. First Ward, Trustee, Second Ward; Trustee, Third Ward; Trustee, Fourth Ward; Trustee, Fifth Ward, ('lerk-Treasurer. Dated this 16th day of October, 1967. Wavne L. Cover ('h rk-Ti ensure! Town of Walkerton Indi ma 3tn2 NOTH E TO BIDDERS Public rv ti< e i h-n wit h given that the Board of Trusties of th> Town of Walkerton Indian i will ace-pt s« tied bids at the Clerk-Treasurer s Office until the hour of 7 30 pm Nov-mbtr s 1967. t"r truck cab an 1 <has>i~ onh as p-r th- following p* etfi< at!• ns: 8 lAhnd-t; 2 b n truck < it and chassis with a cab to axle measurement of 84 inches; 5 speed h bolt transmission p-w-t st— iing and brakes; heavx dut x fram« clutch, front an I rear suspensions and springs; 525 x 20 tires. Further specifications and details, if are required by bidders max be procured from companit'd with n<>n-collusion affidavit A certified check or bld bond in the amount of not less than 5'J of bid mu>t be submitted with bid. The approximate date of dehverx of equipment must be designated. Dated thin 23rd day of Oct«»ber I»*7. Wave# L Cover Clerk Treasurer Walkerton Indiana 2tn2

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