The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 October 1968 — Page 15

ispects Are jpiehended In ( vo Break-Ins ' break-In prior t o 2:<m* .j im. । lay morning. October 14. h1 In the loss o' a considcrJlj amount of money and some ge at the Weather-Mate H I’yro Electric plants In the .■ ton Industrial park Both U mies, subsideraries of New e Products, are In the same ng. Entry was made into her-Mate by breaking a w. Losses were estimated approximately S3OO at her-Mate and $2.00 at Damage was done to a g box also. police have two juvenile - cts who are in custody at d time. OM BUNGALOW Corti Line, Koontz Like. 3 Mims. Tiled hath and er. Bottled gas heat. Ownnoving out i»f State Kesler ty, 289-7635, South Bend. 3t031 ALB Alf il a an j iimotnc d for horses; also 2nd and cutting Alfalfa hay.. No Ph. ne 656 8282. 2t024p SALE Spin D.yvr, Easy hing Machine, very good dmn. $50.00 fill H. Ki hn. .’271. Koontz Like. o!7p WANTED MALE OK FEU.K Users of RawHUgh lucts in St. Joseph Co. nerd re. No experbmv or capital isary. See or write Rawl ugh •. INI 45-876 Freeport. TH .2. o!7p SALE - Electric water 'er, 82 gallons, gr*rd condiv S3O 00. Phone 586-2027. o!7p SALE Maytag washer. 30 Bed complete. 3 pc. Bedii suit, 3 pc. sectional, lamp 9 x 12 porch rug. odds : ends etc. 302 Roosevelt Rd., kerton. ol7p -’ i SALE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 'M-held Item*. restaurant ipment, clothing. antique ns and other miM. itriim to neroua to list. r of Walkerton Day Nursfrom 1-5 pan. fRERS Carpet Warehouse, I Hie west of Nappanee on hway 6. offers over 300 of briodloom ca-pct at '•house prices directly tt> the i -Hirner. You pay no extra 'head, .select from the actual of carpet, and receive guar ’•ed professional Installation. *p daily noon till 9 00 017 SALE Duo-therm heater, d condition. Ph 586-2540. o!7p NOW buys a t-m. u •ehler 82’’ contempo-nry sofa 1 two Iqom* pillow correlated ' d chairs in your choice o' ■ rator fabrics from th< |t<her Furniture Village cm hway 6 In Nappanee. Phone 19) 773-3161. 017 > GROWN POTATOES 'i.hed and graded Joseph ’imdson. 1 mile north. >. • west of Donuldson or 3 '•s e ist of G”overtown ’Ooi Ph. 936 8364 2to2H AND TREASURES ’lie Sale 9 am to 6 p m ' 19-20, 205 So. State St ’th Llhe-ty. Furniture, china, ■sware, oriental mgs, anues, tools, saw filing equip, ngerator, 1960 buick. misc. ’image. Property also to he P Roy U Horrall. o!7p SALE German Shepherd U’ female spayed. $25.00. fall *-H72 or after 5 call 231 ’• • o 1 I»

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Industrial League Dave & Ray's jy y Bud’s Package Store lx 10 B. I. Holser 15 jo American legion 14 14 Kingsbury Locker 14 14 Bunny's Bowling 12 ig Kabelin iy jg Powell-Mann 10 ig High team series and game Dave * Ray’s 2673. 971. 898; Buds Package Store 2581, 930; American L«gh>n 2540. High in hvidual gam.. * -m i. s: G. Groves 662, 277; D. Anderson 656; G. Rhodes- 611; J. Holders 246; J. Zullinger 242. 200 Games (scratch): G. Groves 254, C. Shores 207, D. Ande-son 200, W. Cover 203, G. Rhodes 205-219, B Fitzke 202. Kings A Queens Hollywood 20 12 Oracpots ig 14 Lucky Four ( 17 15 Dog Batchers 16* 2 15>_, Four Jokers ig Alley Cats 15 17 Ya Hoos 1314 181., Fearsome Foresome 12 20 High team series and game Hollywood 1846.631; Four Jokers 1825. 645; C ac Pots 1820; Aliev Cats 631. High individual gam^ & series: Men: J. Newland >69. 210; R. Ferch 523; J Downs 512. 214; W Allsop 194 Women u Km -herds 449. 160; P. Woley 414, 176; V. Guard 413; D Patterson 162. Monday Night Ladies Id»u Ann’s Reality Shop. 20 8 Huhnke's Service 19 9 Johnsons Insurance 16 12 Walkerton Tool & Die 14 14 Savoie Construction 14 14 Dave and Rays 12 16 Jaodi Drug 11 17 Bunnys Bowlers 5 23 High team series and game Huhnkes Service • 2046; savoie Construction 2038: Johnson Insurance 2035, 723; Walkerton Tool and Ine 731; Ixm Anns 715. Hi-h individual mtl-s & came: Z Ferch 487. 187; L. Huhnke 466; D. Sims 460; E. Fitzke and D Sims 168; J. White and S. Kickbush 167. Suburban D-aguc Baker's Station 16 8 Farmer's State Bank Its 9 l ~_. Dad A Lid s 14 10 Walk, rti>n F<»rd SaK's 13 11 Lost Five 11 13 Dtvws-Ochs Corp. 11 13 Doll •> Station B’3 15’«j Prices Abattoir 8 16 Hi: h tram ries and game Farmer's Stale Bank 2572 mew season high 1, 925 t new season high 1 ski. List Five 2526; Walkerton - Ford Sales 2498; High individual aeries & game: M O<h 579 235. D Knuwltm 57’s 225; P Be-g ’^2: M Divine 219. Wrdnr«*day Nite Lidies I’nddle Wheel 2’ . 6* 4 Bakers 17’8 10’-. Wrlco 17 11 Plas Steel 15 13 Kingsbury 12 16 Zxdiers U? 16 Phillips 10 18 Savoie 7 21 High team » ries md gam»Pl.ls Steel 2276. R2O. 786; Bakers 2260, 824 Zeller. 2097 High individual m -s A gam- ? P Lute 528. 210; P Frnlley 504; N Schmeltz 495. 19'' E Fitzk, 203. Industrial L-ague Dave A Ray s 1 I 6 Bu<i s Package Store 13 । American Legion 13 7 Kingsbury L« ker 12 8 B I Holser 9 11 Bunny's Bowling 8 12 Kabelm Hardware 6 14 Powell Mann 5 15 - High t< un ' ries and game J American Lgion 2673. 931, 911 Bud s Package Store 2576, 884; Kingsbury Le ker 239 M High individual - r r s A game B Fitzke 675, 250; B. Baker 657.

259; M 1.1 >vd 615; B Borne 25 ”. 200 games: B. Baker 226. W. Pickavet 201. B. Fitzke 211 - 228, B. Bouse 226, M Anderwon 202. 600 Series: B. Fitzke 608 scratch. Night Owl league Nusbaum's 21 3 Heil's Restaurant 18 6 Jaoh Drugs 13’. 10’. Bucks 11 13 Nn. R Smith 11 13 No. 3 Groves S ig Dead Pins 7 17 No. 5 Bierly 6' . 17’■ High trim series and game Nusbaum's 2675. 917, 890; Heil's Restaurant 2534, 880; Buck's 2330. High individual sr-ri -s X- game: R. Stull 604. 21S; C. Roth 579; B. Taite 564, 228; J. Millice 233; R. Stull 218. MAIL FOR \RMFD FORCES OVERSEAS The following periods have been designated for mailin' Christmas parcels to members of the Armed Forces overseas: <1) Surface transportation. October 14 t»> November 9. (2) Sam (Space Available parcel airlift» October 21 to November 23. Limit 5 pounds. (3) Pal. October 28 tc November 30. Limit 30 pounds. (4 1 Airmail, November 30 tn December 11. The term "Armed Forres Overseas” includes personnel of the ArmeJ Forces, membe s o' their families, and U S. civilian* emptoved overalls who received their mail through an APO oFPO. New York. San Francisco or Seattle. All articles should be packed in boxes of wood metal, solid fiberglass, nr st ••on*’ double faced corrugate I filierboard. All fiberboard b,xe should be securely wrapp'd 'n heavy paper which m-itej iall\ strengthens the package. E" ’- box should be well tied wh b a strong cord. Su H< ient cushion material should be use’ to prevent and rattling nr loosening of articles within the package. Unless tightly filled, boxes are likely to be crushed A slip stmwmg list of contents, and name und address of sendei and addressee, should be enclosed in the parcel. NEW RATES OF POSTAGE ON PARUEI, POST Postmaster Awnld reminded postal customers recently tint higher parcel post and catalog rates will go into ef'ert SaturHMMMft AMKu S ffARMOWNER’S I OWI * f. ate;, - M PROVIDES UNUSUALLY BROAD PROTECTION b ( One Policy One Premium Saves you money, too! CALL US TODAY R. W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Hamlet Phone M 7-2824 Afternoon* — Koontz Like Phone Wzikcrtoa 586-2580

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day October 19. The rate i-n---crea w will average 10.5 p-i cent and tn mo t. cases will mean an url.litl nnl ten <. nU p tage per pit cel. The higher rates were ap-p-oved by the mterestate < ommerce commission in .July, rnder the new rates the minimum «harge fm local pan el delivery will go from 40 to 50 cents. The minimum charge for parcels <l<’.stin» l outside the limml delivery area will be raised from 50 cents to 60 cents. Almost all parcels that are charged up to $1 10 under present rates will go up to 10 cents. This accounts for mure than 80 per cent of all parcel post, pnstnmter Awald pointed out There will he a 15c hike on most parcels now charged between $1 10 and $4.00, and a 20 cent in< rease on parcels nowover $4.00. Parcel post rates are based on the weight of the package an-d the distance it is mailed. Higher rates for the delivery t>f packages and catal .gs are required to bring revenue 'rom this type of mail within ."our per cent of operating cots, as required by law, Postmaster Awald explained The hi her rates are designed to put parcels and catalogs, which are fourth class mail, on a break even basis. ^iHiiHuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiimiiiiiiniis = REGULAR MEETING S NIGHTS = Os The | Orville Easterdav | | Legion Post 189 = = 2nd and Lm4 Thnmday E Ens Finch Month E ^Auxiliary Unit 189= E Thamdsy Os Each X Mouth E mim ummMmiwiintmimiiiHtnNiMr

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Additional revenue is needed from parol post and catalogs to of s, t higher o s ts resulting from pays increases approved last u-t- for postal empnnevIhe North Liberty High School cross country team ended its dual meet season la t night by defeating St. Josef h High School 27-28 und losing to Washington 22-23. The Shamrocks dual meet reo.rd for thii year is now 10-2. John Megveri placed first in the excellent time of 9 59. He has n- w won eleven times in twelve dual meet-, thu year. KHd’IM, \BKEAST A n porter from a big city new.-paper stopped to xi<it i f. mnd who ran a little country weekly. He ask>d hi- friend. "H >w i m you keep up your caaulitan in u town wh-r- t-verv n-' air ,iy know what everyone els do. ing ?” Th,- editor g-inn-d Th y kn-w what ever- ne'> d .nr id right but they r- ad th • p,p r to see Who's be. n caught at it.” Now Possible To Shrink Hemorrhoids And Promptly Stop Itrhlng, Relieve Pain In Most Cases. Science has found a medication with the ability, jn most casesIo relieve pain, itching and shrink, hemorrhoids. In case after ca.*e doctors proved, while gently relieving pa in, actual reduction took place. The secret is Preparation J/*. It also soothes irritated tissue* and help* prevent further infection. Just ask for Preparation H Ointmeatoc ^uppositorMs.

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