The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 September 1968 — Page 11

Friday Night BuwiiesiHneii K of c 4 0 M* rcer & Sons 3 1 K. L. Merchant 3 1 American Legion 1 3 Team No. 6 13 Bunny’s Lanes 0 4 FOR SALE — Good used refrigerator, stove, unshing machine and garden tractor. Reasonably priced. Phone 656-4567, North Liberty. »12p GARAGE SALE Friday and Saturday, September 13 and 14, children and adult clothing, rose sectional davenport, blonde end tables and coffee table, antique floor lamp. 3 lamp. 3 miles north of North Liberty on State Road 23. Janet Nichols. Phorr* 6568363. 912 FOR RENT OR SALE 8 Miles West of Walkerton 7 Room House with basement, in good shape Stock Barn 40’ x 80* Slaughter House i Coolers and other equipment l Scale House Good shape* and good scale* 12 Acres Os Land CAN BE (RED FOR MANY BUSINESSES Inquire of J. B. Williams Phone 586 3468 Walkerton. Indiana REWARD for information or return of a Pemb. ake Wei *h Corgi (dog). Answers to Sputnick Call 586-2010. «12p HELP WANTED - Female or male. Start immediately, serve consumers with Rawleigh Pro ducts in St. Jo.v.»ph Co. Experience unnecessary. S e or write Rawleigh Dept. INH 45-1111, Freeport. 111. 61032. »12p IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE on Book matches, business m or business men. For your net Is call 586-2488. Walkerton. sl2p Attention Farmers NEW METAL CULVERTS 6” to 48*’ Diameter 20” x 20' lengths Save up to 30% Will Deliver Mattocks Excavating I mile So. of Walkerton on State Highway 23 Phone 586-2121 4t03 FOR »rtLF -■ 1965 Ch *v. Impal i hard top, 2 dr., rd. ht, pow**i steering and brakes, Clean and runs ve . y g**<*d. Very reasonable. Call 656 3121; Also 1 el?cth< skill saw never used (7U in.), WO.OO. FLUFFY so't and blight a.» n w That's what cleaning rug- will do when you use Blue Lustre! Rent electric shampoo :r >l. Walz Appliance Store. FOR SALE Electric Portable Sewing Machine. >25 00. Shirley Whitaker. Ph. 586 2168. ^l2p WILL IX) BABY SITTING in my home. Rt. 1 Box 255, Walkerton, Phone 586 3232. 312 p for SALE 1955 Ch *v. 4 I>r. Mechanically excellent. Phone 586 3452. »12p FOR SALE 1956 GMC MP u 6 ply tire;. Rebuilt motor, new fenders. Phone 586 3452.

High team series and gnn’-> K of C 2264; Mercer & Sons 2263, 792; American Legion 2250. 783; Team No. 6 798. High individual series & game; J. Awald 564. 222; R. Eby 556; J. Newland 553. 202; R. Schmeltz 204. Nite Owl H«?ils Restaurant 4 o Nusbaum's 4 n Jacob Drugs 4 q No. 7 Richards 3 1 No. 8 Smith 1 3 No. 2 Powell 0 4 No. 5 Bierly 0 4 No. 4 Groves 0 4 High team series and game Heil's Restaurant 2575, 895; Nu.<baum 2263; No. 7 Richards 2261, 852. High individual series & game; R. Lute 550; J. Kerr 527; E. W lliams 513. 209; K. Knepper 201; R. Lute and G. Jacob 198 s. King A Queens Alley Cats 9 3 Hollywood 7 5 Fearsome Foresome 7 5 Dog pat ch *rs 7 5 Lucky Four 6 6 Four Jokers 5 7 Crackpots 4 8 Ya-Hooj 3 9 High team series and gam-' Alley cats 1989, 708. 682; v en rsome Fore so me 1871; Crekpots 1848; Lucky Fou. 3-13. High individual series A gar Men; G. Rhodes 538; P. Guard 519; F. Fitzke 517; D. Eby 197; R. Bierly 193; L. Smith 192. Womm: J. Downs 505. 188; C. Richards 481; P. Wooley 475, 183; J. Henley 179. SutMirban League Baker's Standard 4 0 Farmer's Stat? Bank 3 1 Dad & Lad's 3 1 Walk *rton Ford Sales 3 1 Lost Five 3 1 Drews Och.; Corp. 1 3 Price's Atattoin 1 3 No. 7 Kickbush 0 4 High team scries and garr. ' Farmer's State Bank 2544.918; Bakers Standard 2507. 889; Dad A Lad's 2443; Lost Five 852. High individual series & game: E. Rhodes 594; C. Roth 568, 223; D. Daube 558; F. McMahon 221 Calendar To Be Listed In The Independent - News A new feature wil] be added to the Independent N- ws with your cooperation. The Community Events for both Walkerton and North Liberty will be featured with clubs, schools and etc. making up the calendar. The column could grow into something very big and useful with your help by ~ * nding in your dates of meeting, time and pine. The club will also benefit by this. We hope that you will join in an 1 help make this a weekly item in you- local paper. Rebekah E-Vening Star Rebtkah Lodge 465 of Walkerton will be hosts to the Third District Lodges on Wednesday, September 18th. This will be an aft moon and evenng, sesison, the first meeting called for 130 p.m. M s. Carlisle Decker of Elkhart Past Assembly President. will conduct the School of lnstru< ion. All local L>d:;e membrs are urged to be present. 4 II NEWS 4H mem be s wishing to join the B<ef Calf club must have th- ir applications for calves in the County Agents O'flce, South Bend. on or before Svpt. 20th. F>>r furth-r information and ap plication forms you may contact Pattie Wtslhir- beef club lendvor Bernard Westhues, Ph. 5862831. Walkerton. WIG SHOW TONIGHT The 'Prelude to Autumn’’ Wig show and Card party will be hel l tonight (Thurs. > at 8:00 p.m. in th* K C. Hall. Many gifts and prizes are to b» given away at thliVvYnC fncludng a wight from Dollies Wiggvnes Tickets are SLOO and may be purchased from any number o' the Patrician Club or at the door.

□ __________ n MARRI A G E S □ □ Crum — W«*st Nupitul vows were exchanged during a 7:30 p.m. ceremony on August 31 between Miss Arl- ne Crum and Kenneth West in th 4 Liberty United Missionary Church in Mishawaka with R v. Carlyle Wise oTiciating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crum, Rt. 3, Walkerton, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. an dMrs. Jack L. West, 519 Somerset Ave., Mishawaka. Mrs. Larry McChesney, sister of the bride, served as the matron of honor and Miss Joyce Crum, sister of th* bride, was the bridesmaid. Attending the bridegroom were Richard K. West as th* best man. and Paul Clatk anl Leroy Crum, the u^aers. A gown ol ivory satin peau u< so. • with Empire waist was worn by the bnue. 'in. gown was siyhu with scoop neckline, long bed snap u sleeves and A Jine skut. The uetachab. • train and sleeves edged with Auncun lace and crystal beading. An open pdi box o! ivory peau de suie aau A. "neon luce ntid a butie.ny veil ot illusion, 'll.? bride carried a cascade of y« 1iow and whu • rose buus. The attendants wore stre t length die.^e;, 01 crystal peau u ■ sole in shad* s ot blue. The A-line d;“sses featured scalk ped necklines, sleeves and heimine. Each woie a matemng peau de so.* bow hadpiece. A reception was held at 906 E. Giove St. after which the couple left on u trip to north*.™ Michigan. Alter Sept. 8 th -y will make their home at 631 W. Marion St., Mishawaka. McEndarfer — Springman The St. J^rhns Evangelical Lutheran Church in North Liberty was tir- scene for the wedding between Miss Judith A. McEndarfer and William F. Springman Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Curtis E. Benson, pastor, officiating. The bride, of Ann Arbor, Mich., is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. McEndarfer, 130 E. Broadway, South Bend. She is a graduate of Riley High School and Elkhart University, Elkhart, and has been emploj -d in the Department of Sociology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, The bridegroom is a gradual* of North Liberty High School and Devry Technical Institute, Chicago, and is employed by American T'lephonc & Telegraph Co., South Bend. He served four years in the Air Force. His parents ai- Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. Springman, 28650 State Rd. 4, North Liberty. Miss Sharon K. McEndarfer, Ann Arbor, attended her sister as the maid of honor and Logan Ross, North Liberty, was M Springman's best man. The ushVis W re Roy R. Gilmer Jr., cousin of the bride, and Char. ?s Springman, North Liberty, nephew of the bridegroom. Acting as acolyte boy was Craig Springman, North Liberty, neph w of Ue bridegroom. A st*et length off-white silk and worsted A line dr?os with jacket was worn by th«* bride. The jacket had covered buttons and loops. A shouMer length veil in white wus secur.-d by a small headpiece and Ux? bridal bouquet was o' yellow pompons, ivy and off-whit- ribbon. Her attendant wore a st aet length aqua A line dress and double buttoned jacket in silk anJ worsted material. Her short wil headpiece matched her dress. Following the inception held in the church social rooms, th** couple left for a week's trip to the Smoky Mountains. Sept. 9 they will b? at home at 309 N. Lafayette St., North Liberty. EFFICIENCY The number of hours a man puts into his work solves nothing it s what he puts into the hours that really counts.

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Club To Hear Life Story Os John J. Audubon At the next regular rm ting of the Walkerton Woman's Communtiy Club on Friday, S* pt. inb* 1 20, M s. Hans Hohn, ParUft* mentarian of the St. Joseph County Executive Committee, will talk on the life of John James Audubon. The name of Audubon has be-n made known to the man in the street by t.ie National Associaton of Audubon Societies and many school children have become better informed about birds because of him. He is called "The American Woodsman.” a pionwr in conservation of wild life. He is the author of the famous book "The Birds of America,” first published in 1827. In ke**ping with the theme, roll call for the day wi*l be: My favorite bird. A desert luncheon will be serwd at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Gus Verkier, M.S. Lewis Kemp, Mis. George Ferverda and M.s. Roy Powell serving as hostesses. □ □ HOSPITAL NEVVs D □ E Street Division, LaPcrte Mrs. Herbert Smith, Cleo Davis. Milton Getzehnan. Samuel El a and M.s. Ethel Mellin all of Wakerton and Mis. Robe, t Haney of Tyner. Pine Uike Division, IziPorte Miss Emiy Brandt of Walkerton. Farkvk w Hospital, Plymouth Mrs. Ralph Walker oi Walk-r---ton. KOONTZ LAKE LIBRARY A patn.n has donated to our library a subscription to the Christian Scence Monitor. As educators are awwre, this is an excellent paper for stuuents o' Current Events. It probes the news and gives in ceplh reporting as well as an analysis of its est set on our society. Its articles on issues concerning the coming election are thorough, impartial and are written by som? of our country's nn>st exp'-rienced newsmen. Students, or others, may check out an issue they need, if necessary. 1 K "service* NOTES FT. RILEY, KAN. (AHTNC) — Robert Mechhng, sun of Mrs. Harry 8. Mei-hlmg, Route 1. Walkerton. Ind., a Htud- nt at Indiana University in Bloomington has completed Army Reserve Officer's Training Corps sunnn-r camp. The course ended July 29 at Ft. Riley. Kan. Dunn*' in* 1 n> h -o ceived six weeks of training in leadership, rifle marksmanship, physical conditioning and other military subjects. Upon successful completion of summer camp and graduation from college, he is eligible to b** commission *d as a second lieu tenant hi the U.S Army. Cadet M.chling is a 1965 graduate of Walkerton High S* ho. I. FT. POLK LA. (AHTNC Army Private C Winstead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Win stead, 1007 Tyler St. Walk"“ton. Ind. completed nine we ks of advanced infantry training Julv 12 at Ft. Polk, La. His last week of training was sp*nt in guerrilla warfare exercises. During his guerrilla training, he lived under simulated Vietnam conditions for five days, fighting off night attacks and conducting :xids on "enemy'' villag* s. He was taught methods of removing booby traps, setting ambushes and avoiding ememy ambushes. Other sp cialized training included small unit tactics, map reading, land mine warfare, communications. and firing the M 11 riHo. M-60 machine gun and the 3.5 inch rocket launcher.

Auxiliary Gjves New Flags To JG High School M. 4. Fi *d Pitzl;, presided for the meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Thursday night at th? Post Horne at Walkerton. Conventvn rports were heard from delegates to State Convention ivCtntiy by Mis. Fitzke and Mrs. John Groves. Mrs. Mik • Lloyd. Junior Activity Chairman reported on the picnic and swimming party recently. A recipe book project was discussed forth • Juniors. A meeting for the purpose of election will be announced soon. Americanism Chairman Mrs. Rvbert Waldman reported she had purchased two dozen < lassroom flags for the new John Glenn High School from the Auxiliary. Sil*- also has available six house flags lor purchase. Honored for the evening wer^ the newly install *d Di H.ict Offlc *rs of the American Legion Auxiliary. From the local unit Mrs. John Groves was installed as vice pixadent. Mrs. Emery Flaugher is District chairman t* c Junois and Mrs. Edward Klopfensten is Music chairman for District. The Presidents and Secretaries Cons *. ence will be Oct. 5 and 6 at Indianapolis with the local president Mrs. Fitzke and her secretary Mrs. Emery Flaugher attending. Th • program for the evening was the showing of colored movies taken by Mrs. Howard Knowlton and h?r daughter Elaine on their recent t.ip to England. Holland and G**.muny. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fitzke and Mrs. Flaugher with the lucky girl priz* going tv Mrs. Wayne Hostetler. D a CARDS OF THANKS Q □ Words cannot begin to express the gratitude we fe-4 towards the people of this area for th*> tribute paid to Clyde and Sandra Craft. Th** many expressruns of kindness, services, food, etc., are beyond our comprehension. Just knowing how much you cared has made our way a little easier in this time of sorrow. The Craft & Boetsma Families Our sincere thanks to all our friends, neighbors and relatives for their many kindnesses extended to us at the time of th3 death of our husband and father. Thanks also for he cards, flowers, food brought in and to the ladies of th« church who served the lunch. All were deeply appreciated. The Harry Meehlmg Family We wish to thank our friend) and neighbors for the many kindn *sses shown us during tlx* illness and deoth o' our ho band and father. The cards, flowers and other exp s-ion., of sympathy we: deeply oppreciut d. Th*- Family of J*e Jankovec I wish to thank all fionds, n* ighbors and . lativ*-, and my dixtors. *Ol all the cards, visit-; and ether kindness shown me while in I?.*? hospital and nu -mg horn-?. Walter G Ake Soin** fisher-men catch nothing mure than inside straights. Now Possible To Shrink Hemorrhoids And Promptly Stop Itching, Relieve Pain In Most Cases. Science hu found a medication with the ability, in most cases—to relieve pain, itching and shrink, hemorrhoids. In ease after case doctors proved, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction took place. The secret is Preparation H*. It also soothes irritated tissues and helps prevent further infection. Just ask for Preparation II Ointment or Suppositories.

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