The Independent-News, Volume 110, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 September 1984 — Page 4
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A PART OF WALKERTON The shocking sudden death of Francis Gindelberger last Friday left more than just sadness and disbelief. “Fran” or “Ginny” as he was affectionately known, had been a part of Walkerton for many years and a part that cannot be replaced. Fran loved Walkerton and the related associations that was proven by his participation over the many years. He was a graduate of Walkerton High School in 1934 and an outstanding athlete himself. He set and held both school and county records in track as well as participating in other sports and activities. His interest in the school still remained despite the reorganization program that eliminated his alma mater and brought about a new school system. He still was interested and excited about the school happenings. And he gave many years of his life to business in Walkerton. After World War 11, he and his family, went into business with the Dad & Lad’s clothing store. His father was a part of the Globe Clothiers previously, and their own business started in 1947. This has been an important part of our business district for 37 years with Fran working the store all that time, lately basically by himself. This store provided Walkerton a business the town needed for many years. He was also very active in civic affairs, taking part in the various promotions, taking a direct active part in many activities and a supporting part in others. His interests were in Walkerton. We will miss Fran and his absence will leave a vacancy that cannot be filled as Fran had been for many years ... a big part of Walkerton. F^RE ME WHEN... JZ'
1974 Moonlight Madness will be held on Friday, September 13, from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. Here are some of the specials offered during the sale. At Harvey’s from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m., all fabric in stock at Vj off; 8:00 - 9:00, ladies tennis shoes at $1.17 a pair; 9:00 • 10:00, all pet department items at Vj off; 10:00 - 11:00, malted milk balls at 27 cents a pound. Also many other things on sale in the store such as red heart yarn at $1.17 a skein. At the Dairy Queen, all evening, hot apple pie alamode or cherry pie alamode for 25 cents. Door prizes galore will be given at Kam TV & Appliance. Dave & Ray’s hourly specials included slicing bologna at 49 cents a pound from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Scot Lad ice cream at 49 cents for a half gallon from 8:00 • 9:00; canned pop at 13 cents each from 9:00 - 10:00 p.m. and from 10:00- 11:00 p.m., Crystal Springs
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butter at 59 cents a pound, lliey also had other items on sale such as a five pound canned ham for $1.13 a pound. The Brass Lion had men’s pajamas at $3.00 off from 7:00 - 8:00; dress shirts from 9:00 - 10:00 with a free tie and from 10:00 - 11:00 there was a 1 cent sale on any Munsingwear sweater, buy one and get the second one for only 1 cent. Others participating in the sale were Mahoney-Mann ChevyOlds; Mercer’s Beverage House; Dad & Lad's; Al-N-Dor Restaurant; Kabeiin Hardware; Wilcox; Her Place with coats and dresses, pant suits, sweaters and jeans at 20 per cent off during certain hours; Jacob Drugs; Mini Shop; and Speed Queen Fabric Care Center. The Grand Opening of Hook’s Drug Store will begin on Thursday morning, located on State Road 23 north. Walkerton. This is Hook’s 187th store. 1969
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The John Glenn High School band will play at the annual ice cream social of the Koontz Lake Lions Club. The fund raising affair will be held on Sunday, September 14, from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m. At the market blade cut chuck roast was selling for 59 cents a pound; swiss steak at 79 cents a pound; stew meat at 99 cents a pound; boneless chuck at 99 cents a pound; smoked sausage at 98 cents a pound; bologna at 59 cents a pound; pork cutlets at 79 cents a pound; four loaves of sandwich bread for $1.00; an 18 ounce bottle of coffeemate for 89 cents; a six ounce can of 9 Lives cat food for 10 cents; three cherry pie fillings for $1.00: an angel food cake mix for 49 cents; three pounds of oleo for $1.00; yogurt at 19 cents each; a three pound can of Folger’s coffee for $1.89; six frozen Banquet pot pies for $1.00; a quart of sherbet for 39 cents; radishes at two for 19 cents; and bananas at two pounds for 29 cents. 1959 The Board of Town Trustees of North Liberty have been confronted with a problem of furnishing an adequate supply of water for the sprinkler system to be installed in the new Wells Aluminum plant. The only solution seems to be to bring more water to the plant. To do this the Board must have constructed a new 8 inch water main from the main line and Center Streets, south for a distance of 1,500 feet to the plant. A fine crowd viewed the annual Labor Day races at Koontz Lake on Monday as the weather man and everyone else cooperated to make the big affair a tremendous success. The races were held in front of the Anderson Hotel grounds with the shore lined with people and many watched from their boats in the lake. Several farmers in this vicinity have begun picking corn at this early date. It has been tested for 17 percent moisture. The long, dry, hot weather has caused the corn to mature early. Some farmers expect to pick and shell the corn without cribbing it to dry. 1944 Work on preparing the Kiser store room for the installation of a cold storage plant in Walkerton Sergeants I SENTRY'S ■ Flea & Tick Collar The most aspirin you can buy for your arthritis paih. Most effective buffers for your stomach. C 1983 Doney L>bor«ton«. Ovuuon of Sandot. Inc 55 SAVES LIVES ’■ -—A H
begain this week by a crew of carpenters. L. H. Bennett, LaPorte, who will operate the plant, has recovered the necessary priorities and has purchased the equipment which will be installed within a short time. (This was located in what is now the expanded part of Harvey’s Store in Walkerton.) Girrard Darrow, Chicago, one of the members of the well known Quiz Kids on radio, whose fund of information on matters and future has intrigued millions of radio listeners, was the guest of Walter LaFeber in Walkerton last weekend. The Walkerton Mothers Service Club met in the USO Lounge for reorganization and election of officers. The club was organized under the auspices of the USO about a year ago and has been quietly but actively at work for the welfare of the boys and girls in the service. The Honor Roll was erected and dedicated on November 11, 1943 with 229 names by the club. It now has 321 names. The club also sponsored two war loan drives, sent lap quilts and a collection of games and puzzles to the Percy Jones Hospital, Battle Creek, Michigan, and 40 scrap books were made and sent to different hospitals. They sent cookies for Thanksgiving, candy for Christmas and cards on Christmas, Easter and Valentine’s Day to the boys and girls in service. Birthday cards have been sent. 1934 Mrs. Matilda Awald, age 84 years, lost her life Saturday afternoon at about 3:30 o’dock, when her buggy was struck by a fast B & O passenger train at the cemetery crossing, west of Walkerton. The new oven for the new bakery in Walkerton, arrived from Battle Creek Michigan, today and will be installed in the room formerly occupied by the Silo Company in the next few days. The oven weighs seven and a half tons. Also paint-
BACK TO BASICS COOKING Light, easy and spicy hot, Szechuan Dragon Chicken adds a delicious dimension to stir fry cooking. In just minutes the full flavor of the Orient can be at your table. The key ingredients to success in many Chinese dishes are fresh vegetables and brewed soy sauce. This recipe takes advantage of the abundance of carrots, zucchini and sweet onions to provide summer-fresh flavor and color. The characteristic taste of naturally brewed Kikkoman Soy Sauce combines with garlic and crushed red pepper to "add the spice and everything nice" to the marinade and piquant, spicy hot sauce Stir-fry cooking is not only delicious, it’s easy, nutritious, inexpensive and gets the cook out of the kitchen—fast!
SZECHUAN DRAGON CHICKEN STIR-FRY
1 whole chicken breast, skinned and boned 4 tablespoons Kikkoman Sov Sauce, divided 1 tablespoon cornstarch H teaspoon sugar 1 clove garlic, minced 4 teaspoons cornstarch M to H teaspoon crushed red pepper
Cut chicken into thin, narrow strips. Combine 1 tablespoon soy sauce and next 3 ingredients; stir in chicken and set aside Blend 4 teaspoons cornstarch, remaining soy sauce, red pepper and 1 cup water; set aside Heat 1 tablespoon oil in wok or large skillet over high heat. Add chicken and stir-fry 2 minutes, or until chicken is tender; remove. Heat remaining oil in same wok Add carrots and onion; stir fry 3 minutes. Add zucchini; stir fry 2 minutes. Stir in chicken and soy sauce mixture; cook and stir until sauce boils and thickens. Just before serving, stir in peanuts Serve immediately with rice as desired. Makes 4 to 8 servings.
ing and other decorating is being done in preparation of the opening of the bakery. Milo Wilcox, a popular and well known Wabash brakeman, and a resident of North Liberty for many years, father of Mrs. Wayne Cover, died in the Wolcottville hospital, shortly after midnight Wednesday as the result of injuries he received early in the afternoon at Wolcottville. The train was switching at Wolcottville when the accident occured which caused his death. SERVICE NOTES September 4 (FHTNC) — Navy Petty Officer 3rd Gass David R. Nunley, son of James G. and Sarah E. Nunley, of Rural Route 3, Walkerton, recently completed the Cryptologic Technician “M” course at Naval Technical Traning Center Corry Station, Pensacola, Florida. The course provides entry level knowledge and skills required for further specialized training of designated Naval Security Group Maintenance people. The instruction provides a strong technical foundation for the maintenance of computer based, “state of the art” cryptologic and communications systems. Save a life. Learn CPR. JL Keep Red Ctass ready
2 tablespoons vegetable oil, divided 2 carrots, cut diagonally Into %-ineh Sikes 1 onion, chunked and separated 2 small zucchini, cut tn half lengthwise, then cut Into diagonal chunks cup unsalted peanuts Hot cooked rice