The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 July 1970 — Page 12

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JULY 16, 1970

Little League Standings Minor Scores Astros 8 Pilots 1 Exp 5 A 8 1 Astros 11 As 3 <j tl bs 7 Cardinals 3 Standings Won Ijost Pts Astros 6 1 12 As 4 3 8 (Pilots 4 2 8 Cardinals 3 4 6 RoYhls 3 3 6 Cubs 2 5 4 JExpos 15 2 MAJOR Gi.*#Xs 7 Mots 1 I>ih .4 Twins 2 iM«ts 3 Angels 0 n ds. 2 Giants 2 Standings W>n Lost Tie I’ts. I’ r ds 4 119 Giants 3 12 8 AngeLs 2 3 15 Mets 2 5 0 4 Tains 2 4 0 4 ThM weekly schedule for the Walkerton Junior League Baseb s 11 program under the directorship of Richard Kickbush is listel below for the week of July 16 to the 23rd. • Thursday, July 16 The Cubs play the Expos in the minor league and the Reds bat th' the Angels in the major league. Eriday, July 17 The Royals v- Pilots in the minor league and the Twins play the Mets in ti e major league. Monday. July 20 The Asti os battle the Royals in the minors and in the major league the Giants play the Angels. Tuesday, July 21 The Cardinals vs the A s in the minor league and the Reds play the Mets. Wednesday, July 22 — A double-header in the minors will b* the Pilots vs the Cubs in the first game and the Expos vs the Royals in the second game. Thursday, July 23 - The A’s bittie the Cubs in the minoi league and in the major league the Angels play the Twins. i Stomach upset •) by gas ana acid? Di-Gel with Simethicone quickly relieves gassy-acid upset. 'This unique discovery breaks up and removes painidl gas-bubbles. Your relief is more complete because Di-Gel takes the acid and the gas out of acid indigestion. Get Di-Gel tablets or liquid today. Product of Plough, Inc. © • Public Sale Will sell following personal property 4i, miles Northwest ol Walkerton, Ind. on St. Rd. I HI. SAT.. JULY 18 12:00 EDST Refrigerator; Nearly new wringer type washing machine; 1.. P. gas range; TV; Davenport; Chairs; Oil heaters and 275 gal. oil drums; Dishes; fans; Kaick Knacks; Garden and hand tools; Sump pump; Mobil home gas furnace; Barn scale; Tires; Chain hoist; Lumber. ANTIQI ES 150 year old cupboard in excellent condition; Library table; Kitchen table. » < hairs. Many other items. Terms: Cash Not responsible for a«s-idents. Louis Everly I'heo. (Eat) Rhode*, Austiuneer Walkerton. Indiana 580-2310

Top Flight Girls Soilball Cante Set In Plymouth The Plymouth Cimmunity Softball League will sponsor a Girls’ Softball game at Centennial Park in Plymouth. Indiana. Sunday. July 19th at 2:00 p.m. between the Anchorettes of Indianapolis and the Redbirds of Moline, Illinois. The Anchorettes are sponsored by the Anchor Tool Company, Inc. of Indianapolis. They originated in 1956. They have played teams from almost every state. Played in West-Central Regional Tournament 13 of 14 years (which is* a tournament of State and Metro Championship T f> ams from Illinois. Wisconsin. Kentucky and Indiana. Winning this tournament five times gave them the right to play in the World Softball Tournaments in 1956. 1957, 1962, 1968 and 1969.

® Used Cars & Trucks

The response to last week’s announcement concerning the “Premier” was overwhelming. A local philantropist offered a nominal sum plus the intention of having the aristocrat bronzed and placed in a |>ark adjacent to a competitive dealership. While this offer was seriously considered by the hoard of directors at Mahoney-Mann, It was nevertheless relegated to second place in favor of an offer by four outstanding young men of the area who expressed the desire to Restore the luxury limousine to its greatness of long ago, and to keep the old warrior o? the road in operable condition. However, these aforementioned young men threw the board of directors into a stage of panic when they made known their intention to garb the chi nobleman in yellow and blue enamel to advertise one of the many fine fuels that propel his forefathers and his descendants along the main arteries of our nation. The “Board” finally solved its dilemna by deciding to (dace the matter in the hands of you, the a'litomotive public. Which shall it Im*? Shall the “Premier" once again roll down the streets of our community and fulfill the dreams of his designers and producers even though subjected to a fare lifting; or shall he be "pul to pasture?” The decision Is in your hands. Please make your wishes known by contacting any member of the Mahoney-Mann organization; or call the dealership at your convenience. All replies will Ite held in strictest confidence. Ont of respect for the “Premer,” this notice will not appear again. 1968 Thunderbird $2695 lull Power 1964 Buick Wildcat $595 PS, PB VB, White 1965 Chevy Impala $795 8 Cylinder, Automatic, White 1966 Chevy Impala SBSO VB. Automatic*, White 1967 Pontiac GTO $1795 8 Cylinder, 4 Speed, Blue 1964 Chevy Impala $595 8 Cylinder, Automatic, Blue 1965 Chevy Impala SB9O 8 Cylinder, Automatic, Beige 1965 Buick Wildcat $1195 8 Cylinder, Maroon 1966 Chevy Impala $1295 8 Cylinder. Automatic, 4 door. Hardtop, Green 1969 Chevy Impala $1895 6 Cylinder. Straight Stick, Gold

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The Redbirds are a young team fighting for softball recognition and have scheduled vigorous competition and learn from each game. One of the best teams faced this year has been the Indianapolis Anchorettes. They threw the Birds for a three game losing streak. Anchorettes pitcher, Donna Schwenk is a graduate of Hamlet High School, Hamlet, Indiana. She is employed at Wagner Industries, Inc. at Plymouth, Indiana and has played softball for 10 years (8 years in Indiana and 2 years in Illinois); 3 Indiana State Championships, 3 West-Central Regional Championships; has a pitching record of 37-5 in 1968 and 31-7 in 1969. Donna won a pitching award at Alton, Illinois Tourney in 1967; won most valuable player award in the Indinapolis Invitational Tournament in 1969; named Outstanding pitcher in 1969 WestCentral Regional; named to the 1969 Women’s World 2nd All-Star

team; received award for most strike-outs in Med-West Tourney in 1970. Donna is in her thild year wth the Anchorettes. Admission will be $1 for everyone except those under 12, who will be admitted for 50c.

SERVICE NOTES

Navy Petty Officer Third Class Paul E. Rupel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Rupel of Route 1, Walkerton, Indiana, was advanced to his present rate while serving aboard the destroyer USS Eugene A. Greene in the Mediterranean. Danny E. Taylor. 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor. 65125 Grant Street, Lakeville. Indiana, recently was promoted to Army sergeant in Vietnam, where he

1968 Chevy Biscay ne $1495 VB, Automatic, PS, Gold 1967 Olds Cutlas s $1495 VB, Automatic, Blue 1964 Chevy Impala S3OO 4 Door Sedan, 6 Cylinder Stick, White Blue 1968 Pontiac GTO $2295 Hardtop Cou|m*. Bke<k 1962 Chevy Impala $450 4 Door Hardtop, Gold 1967 Chevy Impala $1595 4 Door Sedan, Gold V-8 Auto, PS/PB 1967 Pontiac $1395 Tempest Convertible, Gold 1964 Stude Wagon Make Offer 1965 Olds Jetstar $1095 Red 1969 Chevy Impala $2695 4 Door Sedan, Air, Dark Bronze trucks 1961 Int. % Ton $595 4 Speed 1967 Chevy Yi Ton $1595 6 Cylinder, Red 1965 Chevy ’/z Ton SBSO V-8, Stick, Maroon & Black 1969 Chevy % Ton $2395 8 Cylinder, Standard Custom Camper, Red & White 1969 Chevy Yz Ton $2195 8 Cylinder, LTD, Green & White 1966 Chevy Yi Ton $1350 6 Cylinder, Blue-White 1964 Chevy Yi Ton $1095 Red V

is serving with the Ist Cavah (Airmobile). Sgt. Taylor is a supply sa* geant with Hearquartets Con pany, Ist Battalion of the div sion’s sth Cavalry. His wife, Carol, lives at 2521 Pierce Road, North Liberty. Helps Shrink Swelling Os - 1 Hemorrhoidal Tissues । caused by inflammation Doctors have found a medication that in many cases gives prompt, temporary relief from j pain and burning itch in hemor- ’ rhoidal tissues. Then it actually helps shrink swelling of these I tissues caused by inflammation. The answer is PreparationH*. No prescription is needed for Preparation H. Ointment or suppositories. •