The Independent-News, Volume 115, Number 33, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 January 1990 — Page 7

SAW SHARPENING—CircIe, car bide tips, grinding and retooling. Chain and hand saws. Drill bits, mower blades, scissors and knives. Planer blades up to 18 inches. Ralph Persinger. 201 Clarke Blvd.. Walkerton, phone 586-3727. Jlltf FOR SALE—77 custom Dodge van. Can be seen at 905 A Ohio St.. Walkerton. JI Ip FULLER BRUSH sales, service and opportunity. Quality products friendly service and an opportunity to earn extra income. Call 586-7249. JI Ip FOR SALE —Four bedroom home at 112 South Maple in North Liberty, needs some decorating but has a large kitchen, garage, and aluminum siding. Would consider land contract with right terms. Contact Jim Petty, broker. Cressy & Everett. Better Homes and Gardens. 219-277-2666 4tFI FOR RENT—Two bedroom apartment. 803 Ohio St., Walkerton. Very clean, carpeted, fenced vard. Lease and deposit required. Call 586-3598. Walkerton. Jlltf JOHNSON INS. AGENCY | DON R. JOHNSON CwMW iMursncx Cwnsalar DONNA L. RAUSCH DIANE JOHNSON Mb Sc* Service Along With Our Product Call (219)586-2580 Koontz Lake THE TAX SHELTER YEAR AROUND INCOME TAX SERVICES Individuals & Small Businasses BOOKKEEPING Hr Smaß Bxiimsm* AUDIT ASSISTANCE Phone 656-4706 903 S. State Street North Liberty, Indiana J FARMERS INSURANCE ; GROUP OF COMPANIES ; < CAROL JEAN BECKER ? J AGENT <903 S State St.. North Liberty / > 656-8796, Ros. 369-9442 AUTO * FIRE * LIFE * FARM i ] CQjMUWEy IAL ;! BECKER BUILDERS OF HECKAMAN HOMES Hm A Fai Um Os ENERGY EFFICIENT ROMES OrAv MMSttOtr 903 S. State St. 656-8796 North Liberty, lnd< ?zBK

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WILDCAT BASKETBALL NEWS In basketball action the Walkerton Wildcats fifth grade lost a close one to Oregon-Davis, Thursday, 20-19. All twenty players saw action in both halves as the Wildcats have now won seven and lost three. Scoring for the fifth were Jason Potts 2. Scott Rans 2. Joe Heusler 4. Ed Pontius 4 and Dale Groves 7. The sixth grade Cats defeated Oregon-Davis by the score of 3414. The sixth grade also split two games Saturday at the LaVille Tourney, losing to North Liberty and winning over LaVille. Triton won the tourney. Walkerton’s sixth grade has now improved their record to 4-4. Scoring for the sixth grade in the last three games then were: Scott Robbins 1. Quintin Wade 2. Joe Pletcher 4, David Guseilla 6. Greg Whitmer 6. James Snograss 12. Greg Zellers 14. Steven Savoie 16 and Nick Medich 28 points. The Walkerton sth and 6th will play their last two games at home: January 17 will see sixth grade A and B games against Plymouth in the Walkerton gymnasium (A game at 4:30, B game at 5:30). On January 22. Bremen will come to Walkerton for a 4:30 fifth grade game and 5:30 sixth grade game. Hope to see you there. Good Luck, boys! SENIOR CITIZENS BOWLING NEWS Wiih 29 seniors out to start the new year, the senior bowlers were making ihe pins fly this past week. ^NUNLEY’S I TROPHY HOUSE 409 W. Maple Ave. North Liberty 656-3924 TROPHIES - PLAQUES RIBBONS - GIFTS “Ebgincc In Awards” ?M9ov Budins Bargain Barn 617 Roosevelt Road Walkerton Hours: Monday - Saturday 10:00 a m. - 5:00 p.m VARIETY OF ITEMS Something For Everyone PHONE 586-7244 4'13990 Wane drakf TREE SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES FULLY INSURED Tree Removal Tree Trimming Stump Removal Wood For Sale Phone 936-6546 Plymouth ;! JUDTS ] / BEAUTY SALON /MfN - WOMEN - CHILDREN < HELENE UNI-PERMS < CURLING IRONS & HAIR ACCESSORIES । s COSMETICS - PERFUMES S S EAR PIERCING ? Gl HONEE HAIR REMOVAL ( [ Cai 6 Days A Week By Appointment <> 297 W. Center 656-4491' b North Liberty

While the handicaps increased in many cases as the averages lowered. the enthusiasm among the group remained at a high pitch as did the shouts of glee as the pins fell! The ladies enjoyed some very close contests in the various categories. Liz Moreau's 167 Highscratch game just lopped Mildred McKesson’s Ib6. Merle Bruesch was not far behind, posting a IbO scratch game. High-handicap game of 232 was Moreau’s with McKesson and Anne Falk in a dead heat for second place, each posting a 221 total, and Virginia Spillman placing third with a 208 total. High-series total was McKesson's 447, strongly challenged by Jo Wozniak's 443, and followed by Bruesch's 416. The scoring tells the story of close competition enjoyed by the ladies! The gents were also closely grouped in their scoring. Highscratch game went to Mel Divine's 209 game, followed by Marion Anderson’s 195 and Eli Sobat's 187 games. Divine’s 245 high-handi-cap game was followed by Leon Verkinder’s 237 and Anderson's 229 games. Anderson’s even 500 high-series total was the only series total posted at 500 or above. Several handicap numbers were increased as the gents started the new year, but that did not decrease the competition on bit. There is still a spot open for any senior who would like to have some

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lun and g<x>d exercise as well as g*x>d company on a Wednesday afrernoon Just be at the Walkerton Shady Lanes by 2:(X) p.m. to claim that spot that is waiting just for you! Mrs. Virginia Guttman was a Sunday visitor of her mother. Bertha Urbin at Miller's Merry Manor. Walkerton. Other afternoon callers were Ruth Hughes, of South Bend and Jean Nyerges. of Granger. Sunday guests of Vvlct Baker were her sisters and Helen Brigger of North Liberty. SURPRISE s(hh BIRTHDAY PARTY On Sunday. January 7. a surprise 50th birthday party was held for John Linback at his home. Lots of f<x>d was served along with cake and punch. There were 51 guests gathered to help celebrate, coming from South Bend. Granger. Mishawaka, Kokomo. Wabash. Logansport, Plymouth. Koontz. Lake, Michigan City, and Walkerton. A close friend from Texas called to wish him a happy birthday too. Fifty years ago on January 3. John was the New Years baby in Logansport. The party was given by his wife. Dixie and children. John and Pat.

Allan and Cheryl, Steve and Monica. Sharon and Butch and lots of help from Anita Campbell. Vern and Lu Linback To say the least, John was very much surprised. BODE TO LEAD FARMERS TO FLORIDA CONVENTION Wai ne F. Bode, Rural Route 1. Kewanna, as the director of Indiana Farm Bureau. Inc.. District 1, lead a group of farmers and their wives from this area to the American Farm Bureau s 71st annual convention frorb Januan 7-11 on Orlando, Florida. About 650 per sons from the Hoosier state participated and formed one of the largest state contingents. Bode is the voting delegate the district which includes Fulton, Lake. LaPorte. Marshall. Porter. Pulaski. Starke and St. Joseph counties. An alternate voting delegate is Howard Conner. Rural Route 3. Winamac. Audry Zila, 3855 South Homesvilie Road, LaPorte. is the district voting delegate to the women’s business session. Special guests at a County Presidents’ luncheon on Januan 9 included Raymond Carlson. Rural Route I. Walkerton; Tom Smith. Rochester; Lincoln Weinkauff. Wanatah, and Daud E. Sutton. Lowell. Spouses have also been invited to this luncheon sponsored bi Dean Kleckner, an lowa farmer who is president of the American Farm Bureau Federation.

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