Walkerton Independent, Volume 77, Number 25, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 12 April 1956 — Page 2

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B-0-W-L-I-N-G ladies Thursday 6:30 League Won Lost Soimos 68 u 24*4 Miller Motor Sales 68’2 24’ 2 Joe’s Bar 51 Heimettes 46 47 Lonzo Oil 43 St 4914 Comm. Grocery 40’ a 52*2 Bob’s Garage 39'i 53'2

RIALTO THEATRE WALKERTON IND. (Tear me out end save) Thurs.. Fri., Sat.. April 12-13-11 JARM A LEWIS JEFF RICHARDS and “IT'S A DOGS’ LIFE” Second Feature Fred Mat-Murray and Dorothy Malone and Walter Brennan “AT GUNPOINT’ Sunday and Monday Apr. 15,1( pw Court-Makmi QoFBmrMiTCHsr Gary cooper Cinemascope aw COLOR Tues. and Wed., April 17, 1? RICHARD (X)NTE AND VICTOR McLAGLEN “BENGAZI” in Super^cope ■ * REES Plymouth, Indiana “THE LONE RANGER” In Wamercolor CLAYTON MOORE. JAY SILVERHEEIX LYLE BETTGER All New! Hi* First Feature Ix^igth Picture! BRING THE KIDS! BE YOUNG AGAIN! (PS. If The Kids Are Gone Come Anyway.) Sunday, Monday and Wed. HELEN OF TROY’ In ( inewi&Mcope ROSSANA PODESTA AS HELEN, JACK SERNAS AS PARIS The Fabulous Filming of the Age o Titans, from the 11 THad* of Homer. Monday Thur Saturday. 1 A 9 Sundar Feature at 2:00, 4:10, 41:26 and 8:36 p. m.

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1 Wells Specialty 39 51 F Studio Dress 38' 2 54'2 N. L. Lmbr. & Coal 31 62 First team high scries: Soimos 2111; 2nd. Miller Moto: 2359. Fifni teari high game: Soimos 1 846; 2nd, Heinndt ; 837. First ind'V! *ual high series : Maiy Harun.’; 610; 2nd, Marie Holmes 57U. First individual high game; ' Mary Hartung 255; 2nd. Marie Holmes 231. I Men's Friday Night League Lambert Buick 82 46 V. F._ W. 79 49 Liberty Lanes 75’4 524 Bank of Wyatt 73 55 Polecats 69 59 W & D Packing 65 63 Bob's Garage 55 73 Three Musketeers 54 ’ 2 73’ 2 Wells Packers 52'a 75’4 Wells Extruders 34’2 93*4 High team, 3 games: Liberty Lanes 2559; V. F. W. 2505; Lambert Buick 2500. High team game; Liberty Lanes 879; Lambert Buick 878; W & D Packing 875. High individual 3 games; Don Shirley 588; A. Zent 557; H. Henry 555. 200 Games: Don Shirley 246, R. Gever 236, R. Rauen 222, A. Zent 214, H. Henry 212, J. Kerchaert 208, W. Kammerer 204. Men's Wed. Night 7 P. M. Won Lost Murphies' Economy 81 47 Walkerton Phar. 78’4 45’4 Chaney’s Phar. 75 49 V. F.'W. 72 56 Lute’s Rec. 68*4 59*4 Berry’s Shell 63’4 O’Connor Elec. 63*4 64 *4 Teegarden Elev. 52 76 Dewey's Froc. 52 76 DeVos Plumb. 32 92 , Liberty Lanes Classic Keglers 51 24 Pinbusters 47’4 27 4 Musty Steers 39 36 Dubs 35 40 Tail Enders 33 42 Bull Heads 33 42 Tri Hards 32 43 Sharpshooters 29’4 45’4 Team Scries: Keglers 1592, Tad Enders 1562. Tri Hards 1529. Team game: Keglers 640, Tri Hards 571, Dubs 542. Individual series: R. Lute 560, D. Mellin 559, B. Hevel 558, J. Bowers 556. Individual game: D. Mellin 243, H. Henry 234. B. Hevel 214, A. Zent 211, R. Rauen 200, Tuesday Night League V. F. W. 82*4 45’4 Community Groc. 81’4 46’4 Chuck’s Service 76 52 Hai tung's 73’4 54 Modern Elec. 67’4 60*$ Russ Garage 59 69 Home Dairy 56 72 American Legion 52 76 Wells Specialty 49 79 St. John's 42 86 New League Hartung 3 1 Legion 1 3 Russ Garage 1 3 Wells Specialty 3 1 V. F. W u 0 4 Modern Electric 4 0 Chuck's Service 3 1 Heme Dairy 1 3 I Community Groc. 3 St. John’s 1 3 200 games: D. Springman 209, M. Frazer 212, H. Crouch 200.

) To Enter School ■ IE -'« RONALD G. LaBERE SAN DIEGO, Calif. -Scheduled to complete recruit training at the Marine Cork’s Recruit Depot. San Diego, Cahf., April 20th is Ronald G. Laßere, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Laßere cf 605 Monroe St., Walkerton. The ten-week course covers military drill, first aid. personal hygiene, Marine Corps history, and defense against chemical and atomic attack. The final three weeks are spent on the rifle range where the M-l rifle is fired for qualification. Upon completion of training, the new Marines are either assigned to a unit for further infantry training, or to a Marine Corps school. Hostetter, Mellin Win Tourney Honors The Liberty Lanes House Bowling Tourney held Saturday and Sunday was almost a two-man affair, not including the team event. Stan Hostetler and Dave Mellin, both of Walkerton, walked off with all the first places in singles, doubles, handicaps, allevents and scratch all events. Chuck's Sinclair, a New Carlisle team, w<« the team event to complete the first place winners. The top team score was 3026 for Chuck's Sinclairs. For this they each received a small individual trophy in addition to a large team trophy for the team. In doubles. Hostetler and Mellin combined ter a 1265 total to win top money and a trophy each. A 698 singles score by Hostetler edged a second place finish by one pin in the closest event of the tourney. Mellin totaled 1956 for the nine games to win all events. Trophies were given fcr both of these events also. Hostetler for a 1746 scratch allAn electric roaster, donated by Modem Electric, was won by events in the tourney. This represents a 194 average during the nine game grind. Thursday Night 9 O'clock League Hartung Sheet Metal 66 24 Liberty Lanes 61 29 Hiatt's Insurance 56 34 Bob's Auto Repair 46 Si 49’4 Trost Marathon 40’4 4CS Williams Royal Blue 39’4 50'4 Quigley D-X 39*4 50 Burch Insurance 39 51 Modem Electric "35 55 Baldy’s Package 33 57 High Series -Mary ^rtung 52ft Ind High Game- Betty Geyer 191; Pearl WGotey 191. •’What a lovely bathroom.” “You know what!. We got everything at Leßoys- the fixtures, tile for the floor and walls and we could hardly believe it. but we • saved nearly »100!” Thus the ; people speak. - 11 Be a courteous driver always | :C WMEBTI I Fine Ground Limestone 80% Thru 60 Mrsh Screen BUT IK FINS UMS I Delivered and H pre ad by VERKLER & SONS, INC | Walkerton, Ind. Phone 400 or 18F31 » ; m29tf j

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