The Independent-News, Volume 96, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 February 1970 — Page 5

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Bruce Fitzgerald, Walkerton underwent surgery Monday February 23 in the E Street Hospital, LaPorte. Dennis Lee Burch, route 1, Walkerton, is listed amoung the January graduates from Purdue University, with distin lion, and will receive a Bachelor degree in Agriculture. Mrs. Hazel Barden, RR 2 Walkerton is a patient in Memorial Hospital. South Rend. She suffered a broken leg February 3 from a fall on the ice. Her room number is 309.

REGULAR MEETING NIGHTS Os The Orville Easterday Legion Post 189 2nd and Ijist Thursday of Each Month Auxiliary Unit 189 Ist Thm^day Os Each Month

jopSiii' FRIDAY, FEB. 27 « 4^ AJr JIPk. ® VO » Jpi II W * B xm'irnnu DON’t MISS IT! Walkerton 4^^ Up— —

Born to Mr. and Walter Denaut a daughter, February 21 in Memorial Hospital in South Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur DeMyer were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mis. Robert Love in Mishawaka. Friday and Saturday February 27 and 28 are final days of clearance sale at Studio Dress Shop. Mr. and Mrs. Art Johnson haxe sent word of a new mailing addiess. It is 2110 N. Berkshire Rd.. Apt. 1, Charlottesville, Va. 22901. TO BE C APPED Miss Valerie Schmanke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schmanke, route 3, Walkerton, will receive the cap of the Memorial Hospital of South Bend School of Nursing in a ceremony to be held at the First Presbyterian Church. 333 Colfax Avenue. South Bend, on Friday February 27 at 8:00 p.m. A reception for- relatives and friends of the students will be held in the social hall of the church immediately following the ceremony.

2nd Lt. >Rutert Mcchhng, son of Mrs. Harry Mechling RR 3, Walkerton reported for duty February 21, to Fort Benning, Georgia, where he will have nine weeks of further schooling before being assigned troop tour duty. He received his commission at Indiana Un..e.si.y last June. Q 11 GSPI TA L HE W S □ u E Street Division, laiPorte Mrs. B. Damon Nichols. North Liberty. Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Charles Cripe Jr., and Bruce Fitzgerald, all of Walkerton. i Girl Scout Cookie Time The annual Girl Scout Cookie Sale is now in progress. Orders will b etaken until March 2. Delivery will be April 8 to 19 at •’>o cents a box, to be paid upon delivery. There are five varieties of cookies offeied this year - ScotTeas, Fudge Cremes, Chcolate and Vanilla Cremes, Mints and Savanahs. Again this year 5 cents from the sale of each box of cookies will stay in the local troops with 22’ * cents from each box going to the Northern Indiana Girl Scout Council to be used for camping activities including camperships for which local girls can apply. If you have been missed by the Girl Scouts taking orders and would like to help them in this money raising event you can call Mrs. Morris Searfoss, the Tiaoke Neighborhood Cookie Chairman at 586-3521 and your order will be relayed to one of the troops.

wk -a fin lane 500 2 Dqcf Hardtop Scb’priced A Torino...the Special fl JU now at extra special savings Buy 11 before March 1 g and pay no property tax! lk*T 1° | The property tax laws have changed and you’re the winner. You can buy a new car ft iLj right now and pay no property tax. But we »" ! ™A I L '*o dealers must pay on every car In stock as of March 1. We re pricing 'em to move out now! W W j JEStes We took our lowest-priced hardtops and A ■ I I I L added special equipment at special savings. Vinyl roof, whitewalls, and much more. That s how we created our Special 1. And if you act fast-before March 1-you can ; get one at extra special savings. t VburFordDeaferbthe Jtosee. He’s Na iin service-NaJ in savings Walkerion Ford Sales. Inc. ■.7aEe’.e"> "Your lord Dealer's The 1 With A l I sed Cars aud In^k*

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NOTICE J Am Quitting Mowing I want to thank all those that I have been mowing lawns for, for the past several years, and as of now I will not be mowing any more. H<* • is the list u names I ha-e rr rv<'d for < ;j< > Walz, D. Giftak . Div., p- j,- • rtv, Mis. G a e Lumber*, M a F. Dunn, Jot .J mko'. ic, Mi bl<• ■ erve Cieagor ?! > .s, M s F. ‘b« > Kaufman, Mrs. Pearl Buss nd, Mrs. Nellie Purdy, Mrs. Mabel Travis, Mrs. Anna Drake. Mrs. Grace Atwood. Mrs. Belle H irdenbrook, Mrs. Pam Kepcha. Mrs. Jacie Radmat her, Mrs. WC. Wisenbaugh, Mrs. Maude M ingus. Mrs, Maude Holser, Mrs. D ster Bierly, Miss Adeuaide Millard and Mrs. Guy Mutehler. Arthur Kassabaum 2tm.7p Read the Ci iijitied Aas

|ANNOUNCEMENT g CAPER’S BARBER SHOP Will Be Known As I CHUCK'S BARBER SHOP ■ As Os March Ist Operated By CHARLES SHERLAND And | JAMES CAPEK Come In And See Us

In Meiuorbun In loving memory of Qur ter. Mrs. Genevieve Dailey passed away 1 years ago Fe ary 25. 1966. L>vtng memories never As y i < roll on and days by. D> • p i.i our hearts, you ah L>v< J, and remembered, cry day. Sisters and B’< KOONTZ LAKE U)CAL‘ Koontz Lake Conserv; club will have Bob Pete: District 1, Knox (Bass Lake chery > as guest on March Mark this date on your cah r Public invited. The regular pot-luck s will be held at the club Saturday, Febru.uv 28 at CST. Come join us for an c ing of fun.