The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 15 October 1970 — Page 7

fWibg WAIKE E T O rr

Mrs Grace Atwood W ikerton, is a medical patient in the Pine Lake Division Hospital in LaPorte. Mss Blanche Rensberger, of Santa Anna, California, is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Eugene Skinner and othe r relatives in this area. Week enu guests of Mr. and Mrs Char’es Bandendistel were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fasbender, of Roll,ng Meadows. Illinois, and Mr. and Mrs. Marian Sharpe, of Ridgeville, Indiana. H i try Collins, a former resident of Walkerton, has been and is a patient in the veteran's hospital in Marion, Ind., since July. Mr. and Mrs Collins mov-. ed to South Bend several years ago after selling their farm on route 3, Walkerton.

HOMIDIFER SALE AIR TOO DRY in your home? 11 gnssgs^^ mm ilii *-I ■ ja 'II UJESTBENDa moisturize for comfort with West Bend’s -SOLID STATE’ automatic HUMIDIFIER Put an end to uncomfortable dryness in your home with West Bend's "home beaytifier M humidifier. Moisturizes average 4-bedroom home (over 2500 sq. ft.) automatically! Space age solid-state control " means no moving parts to wear out; variable fan. speed for peak efficiency. Handsome cabinetry, with walnut-grain vinyl exterior, simulated cane panels, easy-rolling 2" ball casters and a "summer cover’ r that turns it into a smart console during the "off* season', Reg. $99.95 SUMMZB COVER BS ans INCLUDED J 11270 Features: inoicator lights •‘nHiW 6 ranrinder, plus “on” hfht AIR FLOW FROM TOP dir»ction*l controi cut* draft® I o CONVENIENT FILLING front pane! Wt» forward WATER WHEEL ACTION biter rotate* quietly in reservoir REMOVABLE RESERVOIR k ruttproof, too . . . easy to clean FURNITURE TTPE CASTERS gasy rolling ... protects carpel SALE ENDS OCT. 17 ™ E RIDGE co. 620 Kowcvelt Road Walkerton, Ind

Mrs. Fayette Dunn spent the week end in South Bend visiting her sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Dunnuck. Mrs. Roy Miller accompanied Mr md Mrs. Albert Burroughs of Plymouth, to Mulberry Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs Alvin Conner.; In the afternoon they called on Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Connors Jr in Lafayette. Mrs May Richey. Joe Richey and Mrs. Marion Melton, of Daytona Beach. Florida, were from Friday to Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richey. On Sunday. they ail were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Gerald Wolford and family, of Westville. Also Mr. and Mrs. Norman Taylor and Vicki and Mrs. Dorothy Satkoski were guests in the Wolford home for Sunday dinner.

Pitrick Corwin left for Germany on Wednesday, Octobe r 7 where he will be stationed for six weeks. He was sent from Kansas S inday even.ng gue ts of Mr. and Mis Wayne Burch were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan. Janet, Julie and Jim and Mr. and Mrs Robert Urbin. Mr. and Mrs Leonard Beaty and Mrs. Mamie Hahn returned Thursday afternoon from Las Cruces. New Mexico, where they were cal ed by the death of Mr. Beaty's and Mrs. Hahn's brother Orren Beaty. A business meeting for the I Koontz Like Conservation Club i members will be Frid ly evening at 7:30 p.m CDT at the Club house. All members are urged to be pre ent The sue.al meeting wi.l be Saturday evening at 5:30 CDT beginning with a pot luck supper, with Bill, Ai and Dorothy Brenner as hosts. The Wisler reunion was held Sunday at Stuntz Pine Forest with 69 in attendance, coming from Niles, and St Joseph. Michigan, South Bend, Lt Porte, Union MiLs. Hamlet, Angola, Fort Wayne. North Liberty and Walkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Feece and Wayne. Mrs Grant Steele and • Mrs. Howard Tuttle were in Mansfield Ohio over the week end where they attended the National African Violet Gesneriad Convention Wayne won the gy^ briders award for his streptocarpus seedlings and the Feeces won the second rosette ribbon for commercial display. Mr. and Mrs Russell Ruby arrived in South Bend Monday night by jet plane from Batavia New York, where Mrs. Ruby has been conf.ned in a hospital there due to an automobile accident in Batavia. Mrs. Ruby was taken to K Street hospital in LaPorte by ambulance where she is recovering satisf u torily from multip’e injuries as a result of the accident Mrs. Ruby st ite- that they had wonderful care while in the hospital away from home, but seemed good to be home ig mi among acquamtences Cards and calls will be appreciated.

MAHONEY-MANN BUMPER STICKER APPRECIATION MONTH MAHONEY MANN CHEVY-OLDS WALKERTON,EINDIANA If You Are A Proud Owner Os A MAHONEY-MANN BUMPER STICKER You Are Entitled To 10% DISCOUNT ON PARTS AND LABOR To Tliom* lx** Fortunate Without \ Bimn>er ,St-< her, \ < op.' of Ulis Advert-mimt WW Ent tie You To rhe S nu- Di •Mount This Offer Good Until Cc'tober 31

OCTOBER 13, 1970 — THE

Mrs. Brooke Bowers and Mrg. Bertha Mee, of New Canisle, and Mis*. Roy M.oei spent mst 1 aesday in North Manchester. Mi. and Mrs. Amos H int were in Whitewater, WiS' msm tn i ie part of tiie week visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mis. Non is Buss.e. Mis Esther K tufman and Mr Amos B.eriy spent the week end m Monroe, M.chigan, visiting Mr. and Mr.i Liwrem e T lylor. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson, of Monroe, entertained with a family d.nner for Mr. Tay.or for his 75th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chudanov and daughter, of Ft. Collins. Colorado, were in Walkerton for several da vs visiting n.s mother. Mrs D. C Germaine, Rick and Joni. They were called here on account of the death of Mr. Chudanovs stepfather, D. C. Germaine. Better Homes Extension Club Plans Trip The Better Homes Extension Club is again sponsoring the annual bus trip into Chicago. The trip is planned for Wednesday, December 2 and the bus will leave Walkerton at 8 am. from the Town Hall and return that same evening. The bus taxes tne passengers right downtown Chicago arriving at Marshall Fields and the group will meet back there to catch the bus for home. On the way home the group will stop at Mr. Smorgasbord in Hammond for supper Reservations are due with the $4 00 bus faro to Mrs Charles Minter or Mrs. Wayne Cover by November 18. The club met la>t Monday, October 5 at the Walkerton Community Building with seventeen in attendance. «Discussion find plans were made for a theatre party at Wernmns Bridge Vl' theater on October 15. today. Mrs. James Rush was .ippo.nted cuoka| can chairman for Beatty Memorial hospital project Cans will be decor ited on Nov. 16 and filled w.tii cookies

INDEPENDENT-NEWS

on Nov. 23. Donations of one pound cot tee cans would be welcome. DES NEWS Two new members. Mr. nd Mr D Roy Wiiitak -r were mit: did into the otdei of Wallo rton < hapter 319 Order of the East< i a St T sday ever Oct 6. under the d.rectior. of Worthy Pation Myron Mullet Worthy Matron, Mrs. Robert King greeted the member nip with a poem “October- Air” .-nd introduced as guests Mr. ad Mrs. Irving Lihy of LiPmte. It was announced that the text meeting. Oct 20th will be fri» nds night. Eich officer is asked to invite a triend from another chapter and give their nam» to Mrs. King is soon is possible. A Like s tie is being planned .n the near fut ure with the proce-ds to be sed for the worth’.- Gr. nd Matrons proje< t । port ihie x iy machine for the M isonic t nd Eastern Star Hospital at Franklin. Mrs. Elsie Johnson md- Mis. Eugene Zimmerman contrib* ted to the birthday bank. Mrs Walter Pickavet. Mrs Walter J kson, Mrs Leßoy Smith and Mrs. Newton Williams hosted the <Mial hour. Protems in the officers ne were Mrs. Ed De Vos as warder and Mrs John McCombs in tiie station of Martha. HEADACHE PAIN STANBACK gives you FAST relief from pams of headache, neuralgia, neuritis, and miner pams of adhritis. " rheumatism. Because STANBACK centa ns several medically-appro’/td and prescribed ingredients for fast re es, you can sane STANBACK with confidence. Satisfaction guaranteed! Stanback । aga ns t any — preparation ■ you.e ever Bvl f l ll I if 1 1 Hi ■ uied 4|

7