The Independent-News, Volume 99, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 September 1972 — Page 8

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— THE IN DEPEN mENT-NEWS — SEPT. 7, 1972

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12 year olds in the Major League Division were the Reds with a record of 11 wins and 5 losses. Ttie team was coached by Lynn Stall and assisted by Rex Stull aij Jack Stratford. Players on the team in the back row. left to right are: Norman Barden, Steve Morris, Bob Moore, David Haag, Jeff Stratford, John Morris and Scott Morris. Front row: Bob Fitzgerald, Tom Stull, T -m Moore, Tom Tiede, Gary LaFolette, Jon Klingerman and Andy German. Question? Recently my uncle received 15,000 from his auto insurance upon the death of his wife in an auto accident. My policy agrees to pay only the burial expense. Why the difference? ONSWER... Your uncle has Meridian’s PACEMAKER auto policy with $5,000 per person Medical Coverage.’ Under this unusual policy the full medical limit is paid in the event of death in an auto accident—when additional funds are often urgently needed! •as defined in the policy. May we tell you about the reasonable cost of a PACEMAKER extra-protection policy? Robi. W. Johnson Insurance Morning — Hamlet Phom 867-2824 Afternoons — Koontz I^ikr Phono Walkerton 586-2580 MERIDIAN INSURANCE a world of protection

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In the Minor League which has the 7, 8 and 9 year olds the winning team were the Athletics with a record of 13 wins and 2 losses. The team W’as coached by Al White and assisted by Leßuy Whitaker and Bob Candler. Players in the back row from left to right are: Jeff White, Jeif Tinkey, Mike Morris, Brett Candler, Todd Youdbulis and Dan Taylor. Front row is Tom O’Connor, Mark Whiteaker, Tony Gaw, Jerry Merkel, Tim Gaw and John Newland. On August 10 there were 125 Little Leaguers from Walkerton who went into Chicago to see the White Sox play the Boston Red Sox. The boys had fun and were well behaved during the day. At this time the Little League coaches and players would like to thank the Walkerton community for its fine support and donations this past summer. CLAUDE SHENEMANS TAKE TRIP TO CANADA Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman arrived heme on Monday evening, September 4. after having spent the last five days on a Forlow Tour to Niagara Falls. They visited the Henry Ford Museum and soothing antiseptic relief for CHAPPED LIPS WIND OR SUNBURNED LIPS — FEVER BLISTERS, COLD SORES.

stayed the first night at the Elmwood Casino and Motor Hotei in the Detroit-Windsor area. They* were entertained at a lovely dinner and floor show given by Jim Dailey and his Orchestra. The second day they arrived at Niagara Falls in the late afternoon and six’nt the evening sight seeing. The next two nights were spent at the Sheraton Brock Hotel. The third day a bus trip was taken with the tour including all around the Falls and crossed over into the state of New York. They visited Fort Riggaro, Goat Island and rode on the Maid of the Mist boat at the Falls. They ate dinner in the revolving dining room atop the Schylon Tower. They also visited the Floral Clock and ate supper at the lovely Rainbow Gardens and saw the beautiful

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colored lights on the falls. The return trip was thro • Canada on Sunday at 12:30 arrived at the Howard Johr Inn in Lodon, Canada, where ti spent the evening touring L don. They went sight seeing Greenfield Village in Dear!. Michigan and arrived back South Bend in the late astern It w’as a wonderful rela? trip and the only way to ti these days say the Shenem They made many new friends so by traveling Mid America and highly recommend a tour by Forlow Tours of South Be: I Parents who sleep at the sw ! can expect their children to ’ off on the wrong track. r Height of frustatian: the ): 1 pie who discovered ne was g<