The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 32, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 4 January 1968 — Page 10

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Cash Kate*: 7 V minimum ‘c a word extra over 25 aord*. ( mint initials. abbreviations and ninnlw rs as words. All ads cash in idv.incr unless a regular or month - a<h<Ttiwr. Blind ids are Sl.tHi minimum, bo\< d classifieds |mt col limn inch. Display ( I iss'fusl -ate SIHIS SSIW ismd s er more, l>er meh “V. W' r-serve tin right to rejei t any ads .<>r any nason. 1<>1: . \I j< M. w : ' i u ■ • v ' 1 t • • n • i l u. -d • •; it M :r, - i I I : • pn Ju I Lor Sale Or Rent I onm r hank bldg. 708 Roosevelt RL, business room and office Ist floor. .5 room apt. ami 2 r< oin offne 2nd floor, gariigostorage Iddg. on rear of lot. fanners Slate Bank Wyatt - Walkerton Th. 5X6-3131 | • 5t f I \INTING AXh I’A PERU ANG lA 1 ! C H h ■re <8 a . » r of . r 5 p.m. Reg< na Ma'. ’rW 11 81'5 A!., o. uXi St., Walktun. j22tf I THE । ■ ven ■ t ■ Lustn is t ■ii tie U'k:> t lb .sba. > fm _ 11< n c b-i lb nt • < lev tin sb mj , f sl. Walz Appham e st ■ । . AU( TIONEER ’ Theodore (fat) Rhodes Walkerton. Indiana a3ltf FOR SALE 1 sinuh metal b<si । 1- 6 drawer di i’h. 586-2362. George Meyers, jlp FOR SALE 1957 chivy 2-d< : hardtop, many extras; 1951 ford: pick-up tru< k. l.< W head gaskets j Ph. 656-3165 after 3 30. 3tjl7p FOR RENI Two bedroom i mod. m house in country. Gas ' furnace. Ph. 6.56- 4697, North ■ liberty. j4p । IX>3T Black Top Coat mz^ 3s a t I St. Pat s School on Saturday 1 lA-Ceniber 30, Tan Key case in picket. Ph. 586-2848. jlp pERNINA SEWING MACHINE. New and used machine* guaranteed to Sew. We repair all brands. A. J. Compt< n Sewing Machine Service, Work shop at Koontz Lake. At Standard Stati n turn west on Irocp is Rd. Second house. Hrs. 900 a.m. to 1 00 p m. Taylor’s Shoe Repair Leather & Rubber Sole Shoes & Roots Repaired HOI IN: X:00 \ M. To 5.00 r.M. Monday thiu Saturday < I »sed \\ ednesday s 211 N. Jefferson St. At North Liberty I’ark | - -

j — IT< I nein, .r. <1 Hu.Mii. — H.-ding, i’hinil.ui- A \ rntil.ition Bidintnal A ( r. *. l lipnig — Ma-hm<n Moung b* 4 ' 'b lal Work — I ahri< ~tion The Drews-Ochs Corporation (oMltu i<>jjs a I \< jx i j ks GEORGE W. OCHS <«rn. Mgr. Piping Division “(Hi \ \ X Hl KI X sf, I’li. Are » 291 - 2MX-2M3 "'• PloX |X|» 597.',« MAKM.T ST PH m-WI SOI TH Bl XH, J\|> 46614 m

LUDWIG’S PLUMBING and HEATING S XI ES and ser\ h p 1 Blink Smith Os New I li imntary School < hi W ilk. rton Trail I’lmne 5X6-2916 W allo rton _ 1 ' ! • " ALE 196 . Rm. k Skv1 ’ »P- d V-s b U( k( ! ... ■' " ' lb nt < . nditn i. • ’ 51 too OO st ve But. h ■‘''o-2955. 2tjll FOR REXT Lincoln Terrace Apart nients One lodromn \partnirnt, Dining Room and Kitchen. Rafngmitor and stove furnkhrd. \!l utilitio included, call BR\NSON in \tt 5X6-3621 E« »R S ALE ISH’,O Ch. v . Stathm '’• n. Mi Edna IhC<.udr< N ith Lit rty ph 656-8313 n.3otf EOR SALE To settle Mamie ('nimbaik eMate must m|| |0 acre farm alwiut one imlr Southeast <»f Walkerton mi Walkerton Trail with nice frontage on Walker ton Trail and on Walnut Rd. Moil, rn I room dwelling, new gas furnace, barn, poultry house and other bldg. Will Im- sold for liest offer. Wayne K. Burch. Executor of Estate of Mamie ('rumliack ©stf j b> >R RENT 2 bednxHn West 1 York apt, convenient parking. In- I quire at 1405 Ohio btreet, Walkerton. d2 ltf ' FOR RENT — Very nice two bixL room unfurnished apartment, gas heat. Ph. 586-3412. d 141 f ।AI 1 LES 10 Varieties: Potatoes; Onion; Pasteurized Cider; Honey; Sorgham; Horseradish; Popcorn; all winter. Haag’s'' Orchard, b< tween Walkerton and and Tyner. Ph. 5"6 2992. N3otf| body shop And COMPLETE REBUILDING FENDER AND MINOR REPAIRS p \i\n\f. <1 \ss INSTALLED lor |M*rsonali/4xl service on every unit Si - dolm HrinhSn Walkerton i ruck Sales I .s. G L. I’h. 5X6-3166 n3otf

CHECK with M ECK For 8.-st fa Home Heating MECHLING HEATING G<»s Rmwtcvelt Roiml Walkerton b1 >R SALE 2.5 bn d ew< m t<> lamb in February. I’h. 936-6516 j '•; ■ boi: RENT 3 r-mr with b. :!;! ' * n i"Untry. o|) furna« h« at. H> nr-. K. rrha. it. R R 3 B"X 915 Walkerton. Ind. Ph< nt Hamh t '67-37x1. Ketchen Bros, and Kenady, Inc. COMPLETE LNSI RAN( E SERVICE XOM South Michigan Sf. South Ihnd, Indiana 4G6IX Phone 2XB-1137 Jtf 1 nAI.e ,; bixiroxaj home. IT'-z< way. 2-car garage. 3 ;,rre S laivl b« at<-d 2> . nnl< , o f Walki-rton (>n Countv Line ’^l. Shown by ;i pp. mOm nt «nly. Call 586-2052 after 6 p.m. — r.BOtf CO A L order \<>w i ’or Ol I ( AR HIK ES Pocohontas Briquets Pocohontas laimp Eastern Kentucky Lump Eastern Kentucky Stoker Tee^arden Elevator Phone 7X4-3211 For SALE — 1068 3 bedroom Richardson Mobil Home with extras, low down pavnu nt Ph 586- 3803. ' j.| p bt >R RENT — 2 bedrtxim West York house. Will furnish stoves । and refrigerator. Good location. Ph. 586-2493. Jim Persunctt. HIWM* o J4tf FoR SALE —1 acre tot with 2’’ well and septic tank. 1 mile . north of Walkerton on 23. Reasonable. Ph. 5X6-3803, d7p ' bX)R SAIJC - if>62. U t<>n pu-k---up truck. Chevy. Custom cab. standard shift, 348 cu. engine contact. Ollie Mann. 910 Ohio Street, Walkerton. J if Koontz Lake - Nice de in 3 Room House <>n 3 lot- with idditr m.l 3 Room H >me and rrage. Cb >se to Lak' . SIO,WM*. Walkert. n - N< w 3 b. 1- ;n ' 1 vnv, Full Basement, I> übbLila. e. Baih and half. W.dkert n-1 bed: in Ci 1>• '■■‘l with Garage. Brick fr .nt Sliding glass doors off family r-m, Built in kitch. n. 11 ft Fireplace with Rai d Hearth. Hot water Heating system, full I I'em. nt. Ceramic tile bath. Harris on St. W dk< rU n - - 3 Wr.Hin, home, Hr e kitchen 1' ning living r in, nu c I need r. ar yard. '• '. It Rd. - Walkert n 3 ‘ • :n home < n C rnei 1 t d üble garage, ssooo. Might ■ nsider a land c< ntract. Hiatt Insurance & Real Estate Walkerton, Ph. 5H6-3624 •

LA BERE’S Septic Tank And Dry Well Cleaning Phone 5X6-2111 or 5X6-2996 Walkerton. Indiana mstf BE g< ntb be kind to that • xp- nsive carpet clean it with Blu< Lu -tn . R< nt ele< 111 .shamp ■■ ei ( $1 Kabehn Hardware. John Deere “Quality Fann Equipment New ui<l Recondit ionml at Bargain Pricra We carry an exceptionally large stock or John Ih'cn parts, and we service everything we sell. Plymouth Farm Supply U. S. 31 -» North of I’lvmoutb FOR SALE Ironrlb h n-r SU* La • 1 wing tabi SISIXI. I'b, 656-8545. j4p FO R SA L E 157 acres. excellent road frontage. Large 9 rm h- m< State Rd. 23 near North Libit y. 2 sei. , on pavml road near No. Lilurty. Beautiful woods. unfortable modern 2 bulmi. home, basement, new gas fur1. u<• auto, washer and dry<-r (ither furniture available. Priced very reasonable. 40 acres near No. Liberty. Good soil almost all tillable. 3 bednn home, paved rd, creek. Immediate possession. No. liberty 4 bedrm mod. । home, nu e location, gax heat, priced reasonable. Reed Realty Phone 656-4511 North LiSerty, Ind.

Breakfast Idea WitJ^Rahi^Brsod wW ■■ y ” •* California Eiism Advisory 13'Wd Photo Cube stenk on raisin bread Is a delicious and hearty breakfast suggestion for any morning. Top cnsp toasted raisin bread with the steaks sauteed to perfect: n. Add a bright garnish with tomato slices. For more good flavor there's a tasty pan sauce to go over all. lie generous with extra raisin toast piled high in the bread basket. French toasted raisin bread Is another favorite trick to tempt breakfast skippers. BREAKFAST STEAK RAISIN’ TOASTWICHES 4 minute or cube steaks 4 tomato slices Butter 2 tea*j>oons lemon juice Seasoned salt 1 tablespoon finely chopped Pepper parsley 8 slices raisin bread Water Quickly pan fry steaks !n 1 tablespoon butter until lightly browned on each side. Sprinkle with seasoned salt and pepper. Toast and butter raisin bread. Top 4 slices with steaks; keep hot. Add 3 tablespoons butter to pan drippings. Add tomato । slices and cook lightly on both sides. Sprinkle with lemon julca and parsley. Place tomato slice on top of each steak. Add 1 or 2 tablespoons water to skillet. Heat quickly and spoon sauce over steaks. Sene with remaining raisin toast. Makes 4 serving*.

F( )R SALE Pony Saddle, ch> ip. Ph. 586-3890. d2Bp Ft )R s \ l A-: Ham| hit 1: ( all Henry Ker< hnert, Hamlet X 67-3781 after 6 p.m HPHOUSTERING ANH FURNITURE repairing. Free Estimates. E. B. Dixon, Phone: 586-2166, Walkerton. n3optt Questions On Service S-1 out below, according to C b>n- l Robert K. Cusb r. State Dir-ctor of the Indiana Selective Service System, are qu« sti ns m st frequently asked of the S' b 'tive S- rvi< e Svsb m al ng with appropriate answers. Question: My clarification of IA has now gone forwartl on appeal. Can I lx* ord' rod to report for induction bi f re the Appeal acts on my < a. e ? Answer: N An Onbr to Report for Induction will not be 1 tied cither during the period afford'd a registrant to take an app. a! or during the p« rr <1 an appeal is pending. (pir^tion: Whit i the minimum tune 1 have after I receive my "(irl>r to Report for Induction” before I must r- port ” Answer: S-b < tive s< rvic< r illations provide that the date spcified for reporting for induction shall be at least 10 days aft« r the date on whi< h the Order to R> port for Induction iSSS Form 252 • is mail' d to the ngi trant by his hx'al board. Qu<*Mion: Can an Order to Report for Induction ever be postpin«s| by my b«al board, and if ■ f,,r what reasons’.’ Answer: The Is al board may postpone an Order to Report for Induction in case of the death of a member of the registrant’s immediate family, serious illness of the registrant or other extreme emergency beyond the registrat’s control. A man can usually tell what kind of a time he is having at a party by the look on his wife’s face. He was afraid of Christmas. He was a Noel Coward.