The Independent-News, Volume 105, Number 19, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 October 1979 — Page 8

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Community IGA Store

“At IGA, We Make Your Dav” (0) : Darwin Davis — Owner

Community IGA Grocery is serving this area with the finest in meats and groceries. They are located at 306 South Reed in North Liberty, phone 656-8011. “Buy it at the IGA" is a fitting slogan for all people who wish to keep their food bill at the lowest possible figure. In this day and age. the modern grocery store is more than just a grocery store. It is a store where articles of every description can be found for the household. It makes no difference what you want at IGA. you will find your favorite foods at reasonable prices. Due to their large volume of business and intelligent buying plan they are able to provide you with large selections of groceries, vegetables and table-rite meats at realistic prices. The Community IGA Store has an able and efficient management. They see that their stock is complete at all times with supplies that everyone asks for and needs. We. the editors of this Consumber Business Guide, give our complete endorsement to this friendly well-managed store. Serving The Area jOF Since 1969 Darlene Beaver — Broker Annie Garrison — Associate Broker £ e yluclionee^nq William Beaver — Auctioneer (J When you need to buy or sell property — before listing with a real estate agency, ask two tough questions about that agency. Are they interested in representing you in the best possible manner to the limit of their professional abilities or merely interested in a quick sale for a subsequent quick commission check? Do they have access to enough buyers and sellers to give you satisfactory cross-section and thusly give your home, farm or vacation property enough exposure to buyers to give you the best possible price — and. if seeking property. do they have access to ENOUGH property? Well, as anyone close to the real estate scene in the Walkerton area will quickly tell you. the professional brokers and realtors over at Beaver Realty and Auctioneering can answer affirmatively to both of those questions. Located at 103 Clark Street in Walkerton, phone 586-3591, this agency has won the respect of muncipal officials, homeowners, commercial and industrial people, and even other realtors. Experience, integrity and total service are all in your corner w hen you list with Beaver Realty and Auctioneering. They now have a new branch office on State Road 23. Koontz Lake. Annie Garrison, the associate broker, is well qualified to help you with vour real estate needs. For professional auctioneering service, William Beaver is well-known for his service with real estate, farms, estates, etc.

Q me. Home Improvement Headquarters Bob Gottschalt — Manager The best of everything to build anything' That's what knowledgeable contractors say about Bourbon Lumber. Inc. And who would know better? After all. they make their living in the building and remodeling business. Located at 208 E. Quad in Bourbon. phone 342-4305. this full service building material headquarters stands ready to serve vou with the highest quality lumber, cabinets, concrete blocks, brick, plywood, storm windows and doors, hardware, hand and power tools, insulation and paneling at a price you'll like. As experts in home improvement projects, they have those helpful tips to assist you in getting vour job done right the first time. Since contractors so eagerly endorse this building material center, you should make it your headquarters for home improvement as well, whether you arc are building a new home or painting vour porch. When contractors recommend a building supply house, how can you go wrong! Ihe editors of this Consumer Business Guide recommend you visit Bourbon Lumber, Inc for courteous service and quality products. Tell him you saw it in "The In dependent-News".

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New Carlisle Equipment Locally Owned & Operated By Leon Kelley “Serving The Area Since 1943’’ As a firm built on the basis of service, the friendly people at New Carlisle Equipment stand ready to provide area famers with top quality New Holland farm equipment and. just as importantly, expert maintenance to keep that equipment running smoothly all year long. Drop over to U. S. 20 in New Carlisle or phone 654-3133 and see what's new for 1980 from New Holland. New Holland has for decades established itself as a leader in the farm equipment field. New Holland's fine lineup of equipment is represented by many fine dealers throughout the nation, such as New Carlisle Equipment. Farmers therefore have come to know and trust the folks at New Carlisle Equipment to solve their problems. I heir service department employs farm equipment repair experts to assure farmers their machinery and implements will provide years of rugged, depend able use. The editors of this Consumer Business Guide urge farmers to rely on the friendly people at New Carlisle Equipment.

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The Light House Wholesale — Retail Patricia Heherbrand — General Manager

Add elegance to your home or business with quality lighting fixtures at a price you'll like by visiting the friendly people at The Light House, located at 609 Andrew in LaPorte, phone 362-3171. From the moment you step into their well stocked showroom, you’ll be dazzled by their brilliant display of all types of lighting fixtures and lamps. As custom residential and commercial lighting consultants, they have ideas which will complement the decorator scheme of most any room in your home or office and please even the most demanding interior decorators. And what would make a better gift? With hundreds of various sizes, shapes and colors from which to choose, you’ll be sure to find something to fit your needs. Their beautifully designed and expertly manufactured fixtures are in evidence in many of the area's finer homes. The editors of this Consumer Business Guide suggest you let these lighting experts share their varied ideas with you. They’re open on Monday from 8:00 A.M. until 8:30 P.M., Tuesday through Friday from 8:00 AM. until 4:30 P.M. and on Saturday from 8:00 A.M. until 12 Noon.

Holiday Inn

"The most accomodating people in the world.’’ That's your friendly Holiday Inn with its famous service, which has been bringing travelers back for many a year. The Holiday Inn features a swimming pool, the limbers Restaurant, the Broad Axe Lounge and some of the finest rooms ANYWHERE. Fine food and cocktails are favorite topics of conversation. At the Timbers Restaurant, fine food and drink are a most enjoyable reality. Here you will find a complete menu, the finest of cuisine, all served in a delightful atmosphere. It you're planning a party, wedding, banquet or social gathering, whether it’s 10 or 350, their banquet facilities are just what you’ve been looking for. Make your HOLIDAY RESERVATIONS now! At the Holiday Inn you'll also find the Holidome Indoor Fun Center. At the Holidome they feature a game room, weight lifting room, a Universal gym, heated indoor pool, along with a sauna and whirlpool. There’s something for everyone at the Holidome. We, the editors of this Consumer Buisness Guide would like to take this opportunity to thank the management team for operating such a fine Holiday Inn in our area . . . The Holiday Inn is located at 444 Pine Lake Avenue in LaPorte. phone 362-4585 for information and reservations.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS HELD Mrs. Charles Zila. County pet and hobby leader, conducted the election of officers for the Johnson Township Farm Bureau on Thursday evening at the community building. Elected were Lewis Dipert. president: Harold Knowlton. vice-president; Floyd Dipert. treasurer; Mrs. Larry Anderson, secretary; Mrs. Harold Knowlton, women's leader; Alma Daube, assistant women's leader; Esther Kaufman, publicity and Mrs. Richard Hesters, pet and hobby leader. The meeting date of the organization will be changed after the first of the year with the meetings to be held on the second Tuesday of each month. Mr. Dipert. president, presided at the business session. Mrs. Knowlton, women's leader, gave the devotions, a sermonette bv Don Jennings from the Prairie Farmer magazine. A financial report on the repair of the community building was made. The donations and food sale have covered most of the expenses. Announcements were made on the District meeting to be held November 13. at Merrillville, at the Greek Orthodox Church and for State Convention to be held on December 2 to 4 in Indianapolis. Orders for fruit, juice and cheese are being taken Johnson I ownship members will be supper guests of Union I ownship on October 16 at the Kingsford Heights School. Mrs. Richard Hesters and son. Tim. received the attendance awards Refreshments were

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served by Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson. The next meeting will be a turkey supper on November 8 at ^OO p.m. SENIOR CITIZEN BOWLING NEWS As far as the gals were concerned only a couple of honorable mentions can be reported and these go to Loretta Kaercher. 133; Anne Labno, 144 and Lu Dipert with a 142. The alleys were not very cooperative. , Chuck Joyce had a real good series, 196. 169 and 196 for a 561 total.

Ever y ^^^3l Tuesday Night 5 SMORGASBORD J 5-9 p.m. '! । Includes Soup, Vegetable, 1 Salad, Hot Bread And More ' (AT IN OWN FAMILY ROOM *

Tony Safar had a 467 series and a game of 179. Honorable mention goes to Elliott Bohbc for his 163 game and to Alex Kuklinski for his 148 game. Alex and Jane Kuklinski were able to return to the group Wednesdav. October 10 Hope they continue to do so. I here was a little time before bowling began and John Hansen. Tony Safar and George Barna play ed a game of pool. SCOUT NEWS r Last Saturday Pack 241. North Liberty, participated in the Cub Olympics, held at Camp To-pe-ne-bee. near Michigan City. The weather was gloomy but the scouting spirit was high and everyone had a good time. Some of the events of the Olympics were fried fish worm eating contest, defusing the bomb, swinging cobra and galloping terripan. The follow ing scouts won blue and red ribbons in the Olympics. Den I. first place. Jon Helminger; and second place. Roger Dittmar. Den 2. first place. Brian Kennedy and second place. Steve Ryan. Webelos. first place. Rick Dillon and second place. Matt Helminger. Steve Hevel came in second place in the greased pig event for the honor of the district. On October 23 from 7 ; 00 to 9:00 p.m. Pack 241 will be having their roller skating party at Plymouth. The cost will be SI.OO per person who will be skating. Families wishing to car pool should meet at the Methodist Church parking lot at 6:30 p.m. October 30, at 7:30 p.m., will be the pack meeting to be held at the North Liberty Methodist Church. All scouts arc asked to come to the meeting in a Halloween costume. All parents who have a boy from the ages of seven to 10 years of age and are interested in scouts are urged to attend. Remember, when a boy is nine years old. he is halfway through living with you' ANNUAL KOONTZ LAKE BAZAAR NOVEMBER 3 Lhe Third Annual Bazaar of the Kixmtz Lake Fire Department Auxiliary w ill be held on November 3 at the Fire House and will be open at 9:00 a.m. F<x>d will be served and many Christmas things will be featured. Come one. come all. (hairladies are: items. Mildred Nolcheff; food. Sandra (<x)k; publicity . Mary Peterson. Happy Ads Only SI.OO