The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 September 1971 — Page 3

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Will- ( lams Sr., of rural route 1, Smilux Road. North Liberty, will j celebrate their 40th wedding an- i niversary Sunday. September 19, < with an open house from 2:30 i to 4:30 pm. in the .social rooms < of the North Liberty United Methodist Church. No invito, tions have been issued but the 1 affair is open to all fnenls and ; relatives. A request of no gifts 1

I I Have Purchased | | Larry Brantley's Wrecker Service | | And Will Continue To Operate | | 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE | I Glen Sheaks | I Phone 586-3452 f | SHEAR'S WRECKER SERVICE | Walkerton, Ind. I JUDGE CO. GIBSON FREEZER SALE si 8975 Frost Clear — Reg. $360 MAAA AH 15.2 Cu. Ft Upright 5Z89.95 i 80-8976 FroM < |ear — K< g. $360 Aw 16 Cu. Ft. Upright $269.95 30-4270 Frost Clear — Keg. $620 AjAA AH 30.4 Cu. Ft Upright $499.95 15.4 Cu. Ft. Chest $199.95 31^333 - Reg. $279 AC 12.5 Cu. Ft. Upright $199.95 MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Some Limited To One Os A Kind EASY PAYMENT TERMS THE Ridge CO'. RCMISEVELT ROAD WALKERTON, IND. (Delivery Extra At Above Prices)

please, has been made by the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Williams wre married September 20, 1931. in the North Liberty Metho ist Church. They have four children. ’>s. Donald Daube, W ilkerton; Mrs. William L merick, Mrs. George Dearing and Mr. Paul Williams Jr., all of North Liberty. They also have nine granlchildren. Mrs. Williams is the former Naomi Harness.

Elect Officers For Coming Year Tlie Oregon Township Firemens Auxiliary held its monthly meeting on Wednesday, September 8 at which tuna elec.ion of officers for the ensuring year was held. The newly elected officers are: Mrs. Hortense Moerman, president; Mrs. SanUia Cook, vice president; Mrs. I ’at Pea i. ih, sec re tary; M rs. Mildred Nolcheff, treasurer; Mis. Elizabeth Michalski, sgt-at-arms; Mis. Mildred Rice, flower chairman; Mrs. Mary Petersen, reporter and Mrs. Mabel Flood, membership. Installation of officers will be held at the next meeting on Wednesday, October 13. The members wet- asKed to help with the chicken supper to be held on Saturday, September 18 at the Koontz Like File Station. DIXIE WALKERS September 10 and 11 were very big nights in the Square Dance circuit. The annual TriState Dance was held at the A.C.C. on the Notre Dame campus. The Tri - State includes Michigan, Indiana, -and Ohio and there were many happy from all three states. Such a variety of callers that one could dance whatever level of square dancing they enjoy. Our next regular dance is Saturday, September 18. This is our anniversary dance and also we will elect new club officers. Sunday, September 19 we will hold .square dance lessons for anyone who is interested, at the Walkerton Community Building at 7:00 p.m. Specializing In Permanent Waving Hair Shaping, Coloring A Styling Dede’s Beauty S4IOII Operators: DEDE TERRY STULL CAROLYN TIEDE 908 Roosevelt Hpad k Walkerton, Indiana Phone 586-360 - T Question? I live in rented property. What insurance should I have? ONSWER... Wc recommend the broad coverage Meridian Tenants policy to protect both your personal property and your personal liability. Includes fire and theft and many ot her perils and is reasonable in cost.* . •as defined in the policy. May wc give you a rate quo tation? R. W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Hamlet Phone 867-2834 Afternoons — Koontz Lain Phone Walkerton 586-2580 (b MERIDIAN INSURANCE 9 a world of protection

SEPTEMBER 16, 1971 — THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

TOWN BOARD A proposal to prepare a resolution authorizing final engineering plans for sewage works improvements, plus several ways of financing the payments were tabled by the Walkerton town boa id Tuesday, Sept. 7, at the town hall. A preliminary report prepared by the Clyde E. Williams and Associates, engineering firm of S juth Bend, suggested two possible types of sewage works improvements’. The board must decide which of the two plans is the more feasible and practical before final engineering plans can be prepared. Board members noted concern about alkei ton s low standing in application for federal and a ate grants to assist in the constiaction. Without the grants, the total cost w >u!d be prohibitive for local financing board members said. In other business the board authorized placement of tho town's police radio base station and patrol car radio unit mid t mon.hly service contract agreenj^nt with Motorola Communicationj and Electronics company following a review of that firm’s proposal. A letter of appreciation was read for the boards cooperation during the past season from officals and coaches of Walkerton's junior baseball league. The letter was signed by Donald Ecker, president; Lynn Stull, secretary- , i [am Walkerton Friday, Saturday, Sunday • । September 17, 18, 19 Cold Turkey With Richard Van Dyke And Bob Newhart Time 7;00 & 8:45 Adm. Chpdren 75c, School Students 12-17 SI.OO Adults $1.25 Under New Management Revamped Sound

. . — — -** WE’VE LEARNED A LOT FROM I t The many helpful banking services we have established and perfected over the years are our response to the specific banking requirements of this community .. .as you have shown them to us. T oday our bank offers you the best, the most convenient, the most economical banking services; based on long years of experience and association as banker, friend and neighbor. Come see how MANY WAYS we can serve YOU! Farmers Slate Bank Os Wyatt Wyatt — Walkerion MEMBER EDK L ""' '>* I IF I If I U

treasurer, and coaches Ray Ilal-s-y, John McGovern, Jr., John W. Morris, Lawrence Stull, Rick Skiles, Pat Laizure, and Guy Wolfenbarger. The boaid igreed to r new its efforts to correct the dog nuisance still existing in a neighborhood of a citizen who comp.allied to the board. OPENING OF 10 BED ADDITION Freemasons from all parte of the state, with members of their families, will converge on the Indiana Masonic Home Sun lay, September 19, for ceremonies marking the official opening of a 40-bed addition to the Home's nationally renowned geri trie hospital. Leaders of '.he Order of the Eastern Stir will present a n- v elevator, m ide po.-sibie by ^ifts of tr. ir.g .'.imps tot .’ g more thin $50,000. It will be acknowledge! with the unve...ng of a connnemoratire plaque. Under construction the last 15 months, the $3.5 million nit has been financed by conti.butions m-ide by Masons and r.ienibers of related organizations, together with gifts and bequests by numerous individuals. Know, ng wnat to do and doing it is the difference between criticism and performance. 4 Miiea North Plymouth Qn Friday, Saturday, Sunday September 17, 18, 19 Gregory Peck In Three Fast Guns Against One Man Shoot Out 1 I Also । Clint Eastwood In His Love Or Has Life The Beguiled J 111 UUI.JII

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