The Independent-News, Volume 101, Number 6, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 September 1974 — Page 12

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— TI'.E INDEI’ENDENT-NEWS — SEPTEMBER 5. 1971

SCHOOL MENU John Glenn HJ I *<-nool see i ember 9 . 13 lIcNDAY Hinibinge: o’, bun Flench oi s-hocstring poI does 1 4 Buttered mixed vegetables Fiuit M IK Tuesday Creamed chicken on biscuit or mashed potatoes Butturd given beans G ange jello with peaches Cookies 11 anut butter and jelly sandMilk WEDNF^I ‘AY B rbevue on bun Put*vied corn Reli-hes S;. '■ J pear' Milk HURSDAY . G 'U’ash Battered peas ' T - <1 salad 1 Yellow cake i Rolls or bread and butter ; Milk

Watch for Tremendous GRAND OPENING PHOTO-FINISHING O SPECIALS^ . at Hook’s Drugstore (opening soon) . k zJ pysuc SALE Located 6 miles south of South Bend, Ind., on U.S. 31 to New Road, then west 6 rndes or 2 miles north of North Liberty on Ind. 23 to New Road, then 2 miles east, corner of New and Redwood Road, on Saturday, September 7 10:30 LM. TOOLS AND BUILDING EQUIPMENT — Large air comp.essor; well pipe and fittings; copper tubing; welding material; bolt cutters; tire tools and wrenches; heavy duty socket set; armature tester; drill grinding attachments; slip-lock nut wienches; heavy duty reamer; dial test indicator; timing light; hyd. system tester; box expansion plugs; heavy duty drill; ja k-; several small and laige vises; B. A D. 2 speed jig saw; • bitiic glue gun (new); Calumet brass fittings; chain binders; hmd tools; h g chains; electric b xes and wiring; several b.ns * _ new nii,- and bolts; some tractor parts; platform* scales; 45 1 ckcr I ns; G doms, 2 new alum, storm doors; 9 sheets of 12 it. plaster board; 4 74’xW T windows: 2 11’.. ft. tables; 4 3x3’._. ft. steel bolt bins; 2 10 ft. counters; display racksnt w and used lumber. ObFICE EQUIPMENT - 5 ft. metal desk; 40" metal desk--2 4 ft. drawer f.ling cabinets; 2 3L ft. tables; Dial-A-Mahc <<‘p. machine; cash register and cabinet; Barette adding ma. chine; Paymaster checkwriter; Smith-Corina typewriter- of. fice chairs; paper cutter; 18 service manual binders. FURNITURE — new 7> 2 ft. k.tchen cupboard with formica top; new 3 ft. upper cup oards. 5 ft. kitchen cubpoard with 1 rmi< a t< p; new oven cabinet; 15 in. upper cupboards and 15 m lower cupboards; new double bowl sinks; double bowl sink w'ith fitting--; 2 single vanity bowls; 3’ 2 ft. single sink with top; 36 chrome f.nish hood; upright Amana deep freeze; 36" GE electric stove; 30 gal. electric water heater; Kenmore elec. tri<- stove; oil water heater; Burkey pump; computing scales; C ^-P machine with peeler and slicer (commercial type) new fan. electric clock; sofa; hall tree; bed; dresser- table and chairs; miscellaneous furniture and some antiques. MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT — Dayton wall gas heater, 22,000 input; used windows and doors; single and double ce. men! tubs; electric heaters; gus hot plate with two bottles; Big Boy charcoal pit with spit; folding tables; hand lawn m>.wers; Weather K.ng roof coating; gas hot plate with regulator and bottles; Koiman furnace stock; 2 exercisers; wheel «ha;r; handcraft auto steam vaporizer; hand heat lamps- hand infra ma-ag.-; Suncraft ray therapy lamp; Hollywood vibra. tone vibrator. FOMI'LCTE CHICKEN DRESSING EQUIPMENT - Chicken picker; dressing table; stainless steel tank; tubs; chicken crates; egg washer (’Alts AND CAMPER 1958 Edael 4-door car; 1955 Stude. hiker pickup; Sleeper camper trailer, well insulated. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: Mr. Swihart formerly operated the Sw.hart Farm Store until his retirement and this sale consists of the iterne accumulated over 20 years in business. It is impMssible ’o li.“t all of the items. ferms: ( ASH Not Responsible For Accidents Lunch: Greene Township Lions Club Mr. & Mis. Claude Swihart, Owner (FORMERLY SWIHART FARM STORE) An' ?!••••»: DARYL BALL. Bourbon, Ind 342 7535 Phyllis Swihart, Clerk

FRII >AY Fish sticks Buttered green beans Cilery sti-k-; and- pickle chips Whipped jtllo Bread and lutter Milk North Cberlx School-* MONDAY Fruit punch Hamburger on warm bun Buttered green beans Crisp carrot coins Crackled sugar c<x»kie Milk TUESDAY Italian spaghetti Tissed salad with sweet.sour dressing Garlic toast Fre-h melon cubes Milk WEDNESDAY Salisbury steak in sauce Fluffy whippet I potatoes Buttered chopped broccoli Hot rolls and butter Peanut butter oatflake cook.c M Ik THURSDAY Submarine sandwich

Hash Frown potatoes Sliced tomatoes Applesauce cake with frosting Chocolate or white milk FRIDAY 1 School made pizza Buttered whole yellow corn Crisp celery sticks Chilled fruit cup Milk Suburban League Dave & Ray’s 4 0 Precision Pallet 4 0 Dad A Lad’s 3 1 Pizza Place 3 1 Baker’s Standard 1 3 Mercer’s - Walkerton 1 3 Mercer’s - Lakeville 0 4 Team No. 7 0 4 High team aeries ana game: Dave & Ray’s 2344, 803; Dad & Lad’s 2342,' 805. 794; Baker’s Standard 2337. High ind.v dual series & game: Scratch: Bruce Henry 560, 213; J.m Miliice 532, 190; Llo.d Steph, enson 503; Fran Gindelberger 188; DANCE SAT., SEPT. 7 THE NOMES Country Western & Rock 9:00 - 1:00 Shamrock Inn North Liberty, Indiana A GOOD SALESMAtL WHO : che / p Wl newypAPER ADV^RTISI^ ■ — —— mm - ■ AGONIZING FAIN FROM INGROWN TOENAIL? GetOutgro for fast relief Wiy suffer the 3£ony of iny.rown foenail pain wWn Outgru can five you laM, temporary nnel' Outgro tor,’lien', irritated shin, eases inflammation, redo es •. welling r! out after tiny the shape growth or position of the nail Outgru giws you fast path rehet and nukes it easier to cut out It* nail cut Out the pam caused by ingrown tuenad. Slop iftgrown nail pain fast with Outjtu. Hayfever Time. Allerest Time. for relief of hayfever and ’ upper respiratory Allergies ♦ • - A Product of PCNNWALT CORP.

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