The Independent-News, Volume 102, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 April 1977 — Page 2

APRIL 14, 1977 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

NORTH LIBERTY Easter dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheneman were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Teter, of Misha waka; Mr and Mrs Ray Stoneburner. Mrs Etta Mae Milner and Mrs. Clara Thayer, all of Walkerton; and Cleo Sheneman. BOWLING NEWS Friday Morning Coffee league Collins Construction 41 II Pizza Bow I Lanes 32 20 Stunt/ Pine Forest 30' j 21 */> Avon 28'j 23*/j Tri-Chem 23 29 Koontz Lake Hardware 22 30 1 he Inn 16 36 I ruckstops of America 15 37 High team series: Collins Construction I’Bl. Pizza Bowl Lanes 16’1. Tn Chern IMO. High team game: Collins Construction 639. 592. Pizza Bowl Lanes 588, Tri-Chem 565. High individual series: Carol Aitken 562. Brenda Halter 471. Dorothy Knowlton 47|, Eleanor Knight 442; honorable mention Karlene Zick 419. Maureen Migacz 407. High individual game: Carol Aitken 203, 191. Debbie Hardesty 172. Donna Wood 171; honorable mention Karlene Zick 151. Maureen Migacz 151. Suburban League Dad Ac Lad’s 40 16 Pizza Place 36 20 Jim’s Head Shop 29 27 Baker's Standard 29 27 Dave & Ray's 26 30 Mercer's Bever. House 26 30 Johnson's Insurance 23 33 Precision Pallet 15 41 High team series: Jim's Head Shop 2521. Dad & Lad's 2511, Pizza Place 2437. High team game: Dad A Lad's 884. Pizza Place 867, Dad & Lad's 865.

AT ANY AGE . . . Saving Helps You Get The Things You Want The seven ages of saving show that you’re never too young or too old to save! I.— Saving For A Bike 2. — Saving For College 3. — Saving To Start In Business 4. — Saving To Get Married 4. — Saving For A Home 6. — Saving For Travel 7. — Saving For Old Age You Have The Money — We Have The Place TRY IT! Fanners State Bank Os Wyatt Wyatt - Walkerton MEMBER FDIC

High individual series handicap: A. J. Kennedy 654. Frank Jackson 633, Marvin Bouse 630. High individual game handicap: Earl Scott 282*. Danny Barden 247, Emil Vische 236. • High individual scratch game for the season. 258. ENGINEERING SHOW SET Components and materials which will be going into the manufacture of new products will be the focus of attention when some 20,000 engineers converge on Chicago, May 9-12. for the annual Design Engineering Show at McCormick Place. Four hundred companies from 31 states. Canada. England. Scotland and Japan will vie for their attention. When a design engineer selects a component for a new product, the sale may run into hundreds of thousands — even millions —of units. With metric standards approaching. demand for low-energy products increasing, consumer demands for safe products pressing, and environmental considerations growing more important, virtually every manufactured product is being studied for potential re-de-sign. Cost factors and increased sales arc always major design considerations. according to Clapp & Poliak. Inc., New York exhibition and confernence management firm which produces the exposition. Highlighting the new ideas arc microprocessors for conventional products. A boom in these “smart" products is expected much as the development of smaller batteries for space exploration brought about self-powered, handheld appliances several years ago. Already, these tiny computcrs-on-a-chip are used in such diverse products as sewing machines, exercise bicycles, kitchen ranges, wrist watches and automobile engines. Score of similar applications are expected. Accompanying the show will be a conference with speakers from 29 states, the District of Columbia, Israel. Brazil and Egypt. Running on the same days in the same hall will be the National Plant Engin-

erring & Maintenance Show, also accompanied by a conference. Visitors to the combine events will make up the largest gathering of engineers in the country during 1977. Polygon Co., division of Plas/ Steel Products. Inc., Walkerton, will introduce products at the show. ASTHMA PROGRAM Robert M. Sweeney, M.D., announces the Asthma Education Program for Parents to begin Tuesday. April 19. 1977 for five consecutive Tuesday evenings through May 17, 1977, from 7:00 p.m, to 9:00 p.m. at the American Lung Association office, 319 S. Main, South Bend. The focus of the program is educational and not medical and will precede the total Family Asthma Program to be conducted in the fall. A registration fee of $5.00, payable the first night will be charged. Assisting Dr. Sweeney as guest leaders for discussions, interaction and adult peer group participation will be Romana Primus, M.D., George Horvath, M.D., James Fink, M.D., and Dot Feldman, M.S.W. Parents of pediatric asthmatics may register for the program by contacting Marjorie Hepler. Asthma Program Coordinator, at the American Lung Association, phone 287-2321. Freezm is for cents th>t hurt Absolutely painless No dangerous cutting, no ugly pads or plasters In days, Freezon* eases the hurt safely helps ease off the corn Drop on Freezone-take off coms. KMOVfS I CORNS ANO CALLUSES

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