The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 31, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 January 1972 — Page 8

— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JANUARY 6. 197?

8

TO CELEBRATE 25 ANNIVERSARY r < , ***** w ~^' a ' 2f' ’ .. c £ - SP&SHfe « ^*l /-WJ ! n '^'^J dMPwifo- >■ J®GS|k * s3s^ ^BBSHEE&Bhi^ JF^ ■ ' \ jfffiwEyk v * j/ eWw W y^Mlar F । & i®F *

sk ?-'^'^KRs| Mr. and M’ . L ' ’is Houser, 8/0 Virgin > S‘ . , W Ukerton. v. Il celebrate the.r 25th wed- <’ ;■• anniv. r ary on Sunday, J in'i try 9 in the F How h p U.i 1 f the Uni.ed M tho<ii-t C.i'u.h. Wilk it n. with an n house being hosted by I.? . Roslyn Hentho n and Mrs, L W. Earth from 3 00 t > 5:00 P n. Mr. and Mrs. Houser were mined on January 4, 1947. bra nds and reiaaves are c >rdrilly invited. No gift? please. Sh. mocks Fall In South Bind City Tourney North Liberty’s young Shamrocks were dropp'd in the first i >und of the South Bend City Holiday Toura y last week by a 70 to 27 «core in a game that provided l.ttle for the Shamrock fins after the first half. The 1..»s was North Liberty's sixth in s?v- n games this year. The Shamrocks did manage to stay close for the first 15 minutes as St Joe wa? content to <hoot from the outside over th i Shamrock zone. The Indira held a scant 10 to 9 lead a ter the first period and had in- ( cased thi? to 22 to 17 with a J ante left in the second period. Question? What is Uninsured Motorist coverage? |NSWER..: This excellent coverage provides indemnification for bodily injury to which you aie legally entitled if injured by, (1) a motorist who has no insurance, (2) a hit-and-run driver, (3) the driver of a stolen automobile or (41 a driver w hose insurance company is, or becomes, inf Jvent.* •as defined in the policy. ' Mav we give you a Meridian auto insurance quotation? Ruhl W. Johnsen Insurance Muniing — lltinlet Phone 867-2824 Afternoons — It ooms Lake Phone Walkerton 586-258 U U MERIDIAN ™ INSURANCE a world of protection

11 >w«*ver and eight point surge in the f nal minute of the half pash d the St. Joe team up by 13 at halftime, 30 to 17. The Ind. in- really came to life in the s cond half and turned the game into a "laugher” as they moved to leads of 49t0 20 at the end of three and of course the final margin of 70 to 27 at the end. St. Joe has been well known for their defensive work and in this game allowed just eight L i kets and nine free shots plu s a basket clearly t.pped in by a St. Joe player. St. Joe had three players in double figures with Abernathy at 15 and Kusmicz with 14 topping their offense. Holmes added 11 to their cause. A nine

^...^WlP^ ^^SXsf^--:: ' .^^k) ."I ■BCM fl k»fi j J H~i'^' J \ J^K IP^^^uE^B^^Hhfa_. -I^k m ^ti? ifti3MSßhflß3MßßßßKk^^^RflflJw ’s®f , >' i ImL z fj 4^—*— :•* A*mM£ -"-^^l'*. ^dUBSS 1 1 tj ; y^ » - ~*** , ~********^^ t W* * 11 4hmhmmbrmi^^ F' ' E^wbmrw m ’;

point total by Hunt topped the Sham rocks. Box Score St. Joseph fg ft f' a I* Abernathy 7 12 0 Kusmicz 5 4 6 0 Ladewskf 3 0 0 3 Holmes 5 111 Canfield 0 0 0 4 Gadacz 2 0 0 3 Kujaw.kl 3 3 4 0 Dzierlo 15 71 Webber 0 10 Scott 10 0 1 TOTALS 28 14 21 13 North Ibcrty Gensinger 2 0 0 0 Kaser 0 0 12 Franklin 3 0 3 2 Hunt 2 5 5 1 Ho teller 0 3 4 4 Reeder 0001 Petz 0 14 2 Johnson 1001 Bnnkhoff 0 0 12 Schlarb 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 9 9 17 15 Score By Quarters St. Joe 10 30 49 70 North Liberty 9 17 20 27 □ Q U H ! T U VEILS C □ Mrs. Willnetta E. Miles of Greenwood, Ind.ana announces the engagement of her daughter Cynthia to Gregory Lynn Steffen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Steffen, Walkerton. Miss Miles is a graduate of Greenwood High School and she is a freshmen at Indiana University, Bloomington. Mr. Stiffen is a graduate of John Glenn High School and is also a fro hmen at Ind 1 ana University Bloomington, No date has been set for the wedd.ng.

Sendees for Mrs. Alma L. Van Winkle,92 of North Liberty, who died at 12:10 a.m. Saturday.were held at 2 p.m. Monday at the Church of the Brethren in North Liberty. Rev. A.P. Wenger, pastor officiated. Burial was in North Liberty. She was bom March 15, 1879, in Liberty Twp. where the lived all her life. Her husband, Charles D. Van Winkle, died in 1964 Two nieces and two nephews survive. Memorial contributions may be made to the Helping Hand Fund to the Church of the Brethren. Walter E. Stiffen Walter E. Steffen, 71. Koontz Like died at 9:30 a.m., Saturday at the Plymouth nursing home., following an illness of two years. A retired ma: on tender, he wis born September 2, 1897 at Sheboygan, Wis. and went to Koontz Lake 25 years ago from Ober. Mr. Steffen was married in Si ptember of 1930 at Sou^h Bend to Ada Stanton, who survives. Al o surviving is one broher, Elmer Steffen of Wis. Services were conducted nt 1 p.m., CST, Tuesday at Rannells funeral home. Hamlet, with bur.al at Tyner C metery. I lie ,ter L. MeCroeky Lester L. MoCrosky, 68, of 105 South Wi.liams St., North Liberty, d.ed of an apparent heart attack at 11:00 am. Monday, in his residence. He reired in August 1971 from the Gumz Farm, North Jud-on where he wa- an agronomist. He was also the manager of the Purdue Expcr.mental Farm. He was born on July 25, 1903 in Fulton County and had lived in

| gourmet hooking^ a snap with a new automatic GAS RANGE! Those fancy recipes are a cinch to fix if you have the help of a new Gas Range. With its many automatic cooking features, you'll easily become a gourmet cook. For instance, broiled lobster tail is done beautifully in the Gas Range smokeless broiler. Delicate sauces are made perfectly on the amazing burner-with-a-brain. Delicious rock cornish hens come off the automatic rotisserie fit for a king. And the cook ’n hold oven keeps your roasts ready for the most discerning gourmet even if dinner is delayed. Yes, for fancy cooking ... or just everyday meals . . . you’ll find that a new automatic Gas Range gives you a better deal. the company J® Ntw-lUiarri liMhima yy PuhiJu Sbi-vluu UiHnptmu

North Liberty five months, coning from Knox. On October t 1937, in North Liberty, he ma ried Martha Albright, who sui vives along with three brother Clifford and Carl, both of Roc ester, and Ano, of Logansport Funeral services were held ; 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the / M. Manuel Funeral Home, Non Liberty with Rev. Robert Wil banks, pastor of North LiLben United Methodist Church, offic ating. Burial wag in Westlau Cemetery, North Liberty. Mr. McCrosky wag a memb< of Chapter 290, OES, North Lil erty, and a past ma ter of tl Lodge 266, Norh Liberty, F AM. WORLD WAR I VETERANS TO MEI Beginning January, 1972, ai each month thereafter un further nuUce, Veerans of Woi War I will hold their month mcetingw on the second Wedne day afternoon of the month fro 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at tl new American Legion Buildii on East Jefferson St,, in Pl mouth. Indiana. All World W I members, wives and Auxiliai members and non-mc-mbers Mar hall County are welcome. Program is as follows: bu> nes-i. Announcements, Soci Hour with refreshments. Get new World War I member ai. come. "Squirrel? and rabbits ai both members of the roden family, aren’t they." "Yes.” 'Then why are there so man more rabbits than squirrels?” "Did you ever try makin love on a tree limb?"