Walkerton Independent, Volume 78, Number 49, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 October 1957 — Page 2

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I Walkerton Independent Robert E. Drbin, Editor North Liberty News Neil W. DeCoudrcs, Editor Publication time: Thursday of each week. Entered as Second-Class Matter at the Walkerton Post Office. Subscription rales: $2.00 for each year for each paper in Indiana; out-of st ate subscriptions >2.50. * — ■ ~ >\\ LEAGUE 4 RESULTS WaWcrrton BiiUm-ssmon’* league Lott Five 18 14 Huhnko's Service 17 15 Polygon Plastic 17 15 Reed's Electric 16 16 star Case 16 16 Jne’s Bar 16 16 Drewry's 16 16 Hiler Fdrv 12 20 P Norris. 208. 19© 538. B. Bouse. 192, 505. Ace*, and Joker* Mixed Doubk-s Line Busters 29 7 Cotton Pickers 27 9 Pee Wees 23 13 Gutter Dusters 20 16 Walkerton Phtrm. 15H 20’4 E.ght Ball 12 24 Tag Along 74 284 Lame Ducks 10 26 High team game and series— Line Busters. 694; 1965 Ind. high game and series — an Knowlton. s>B. 556; Pearl Frailey 184 Award games P. Drake. 16®, 168. 168; Jack Erbaugh 133 1 33. 133. Monday Night Indies League »Jliea Restaurant 33 3 Dills D-X SU 27 9 REES Plymouth. Indiana Thursday. Friday A Saturday WALT DISNEY'S “ BAMBI ” In Ti’chmcolor Enchanting Entertainment for Everyone. Sun.. Mon., Tues. A Wed. “Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter” ( ol«r by Deluxe JAI NE MANSFIELD J(H\ RIXIKDFLL TONY RANDALL The big fun show of the year—a how ling eurerss! Cartoon and Sport Monday thru Saturday, 7-9 p. .in Sunday ContlnuouA from 2. p m.

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। Walkerton Sale Barn 17 19 Jaunitn's B Shop 15 21 Joe’s Bar 15 21 Studio Dress Shop 15 21 Burch Ins 11 25 Reed's Electric 11 25 High team series Dollies 2238; Jaumta' B S. 2130; Dill's D-X, 2117. High team game Dollies. 812, 736. Jaumta s R Shop 727 High ind. series M Hartung l 539; E Fitzke 472; J. Kemp 462 High ind. game M. Hai tung 200 R Scott. D Porter 175; E. Fitzke 174. Men's Tuesday Ix-agw (Springman Bottle Gas 25 11 I Liberty Lancs 22 14 (Drewry's Legionaires 22 14 | Russ Garage 22 14 Home Dairy 18 18 I VFW 18 18 Powell-Mann Chev. 16 20 | St, John No. 1 14 22 Wells Shippers 13 23 St. John’s No. 2 10 26 ' 2<k) games W Harbaugh. 206; D Springman. 212; R. Zent, 211 Ladies Thursday I-cague, 9:00 Liberty Lanes 21 7 ’Economy Gmceiy 16 12 McKesson Ins. 13 15 Rupel's Turkey Farm 12’4 15’4 Bou's Record Shop 11 17 ' Friendly Neighbors 10’^ I7 1 i I . _ __ । NO HEADING Ted's Food Mk t 22 10 VFW 21 11 W & D Packing 18‘i 13’i Wabash Tavern 17% 14 Haynas TV 16 16 Wells Extiuders 14 18 Chucks Service 13 19 Shorty Sei vice 13 19 Williams Supply 9% 22’1 • Williams Supply 9’4 22’4 ' 200 scores O. Daan .233; D. Newland 226; R. Miller 222; J Holmes. 218; A. Holmes 212; J Perkug 211 ;M Gouken 209; K , Gordon 207. Wednesday Night Ladle* l^aßue Baker's Stand, 25 7 Gordon Ins. 21 11 Dewey's Grocery 17 15« Ray's Del’y Ser 17 15. Zelma's Beauty Shop 17 15 Walkerton Lanes 15 17 Prentiss B Shop 8 24 Zack's Tin Benders 8 24 High team series Baker’s' Stand Jlss; Walk Lancs 1951; 1 Dewey’s Gi >C. 1948. High team game— Baker’s Stand .756; Walk Lanes 704; Zelma's B. Shop 697 High ind. scries—G McMahon 471; M Hartung 467; L Jackson 456. High ind game V Wathen 188; P Lute IM; G M< Mahon 183. [rialto WALKERTON IND. Thurs., FrL. Nat Oct. 24. 25, 26 JAMILS DEAN in ‘THE JAMES DEAN STORY” 2nd Feature: JOHN CASSAVETES in “EDGE OF THE CITY" Sunday and Monday. Oct. 27. 28 CLOSED TUESDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS I —... C

Thum. Nite Ladies 6:80 League Teams Won Lost Hartung Sheet Metal 26 2 Lonro 011 18 10 Quigley s D-X 16 12 Home Daliy 16 12 Milk r Motor Sales 14 14 W D. Wiltfang Pkg 10 18 Bills Tewing Service 9 19 Wells Alum. Prod. 3 25 Ist Team High Series- Hartung Sheet Metal 2355 2nd Team High Scries • Wiltfang 2210. Ist Team H.gh Game Miller & Wells 762. | 2nd Team High Game Home Dairv 759. Ist Ind High Series Hop' Wolff 566 2nd Ind Hgh Series Mary Hartung 555. Ist Ind. High Game Beverly Short 214. 2nd Ind. High Game Marthe Malstaff. Toll Road” Approves Budget INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — The Indiana Toll Road Commission today approved a preliminary 1(458 operations budget after department heads had suggested reduetions totaling $47,900. The budget after pruning totaled $3,594,786. The 1957 budge* by comparison totaled $2,640,749. largest increases in the new budget were for the maintenance and toll collection departments. In addition ,a larger percent of the toll road commission’s 1958 expenditures were chargeable to operations and loss to construction than m 1957. Operational costs are paid out of current revenues on the Northern Indiana Toll Road while construction costs are paid out of funds borrowed from investors who purchased toll road bonds. The proportion of costs chargeable to operations increases as completion of the road, including final settle ments with all contractors, draws nearer. Commission Chairman John A K. ndall announced that at the next * commission meeting spokesmen for j the trustee banka representing the toll road bondholders will be in- । vited to air their views on the proposed budget i "We have until December 31 to effect final approval of the budFOX IjiPorte. Ind. Starts Thurs., Oct 24 iI? -. > 5 CMAH’OV rut A SSL HESTON • BRYNNER • BAXTER * RMUIDG WOW ROBINSON-DECARLO PAGET ^4)[REK sn cto»*c wm* aww HARDWOE-fCO-SCOTT I ANDf RSON • visctMT PRICE ’ 2 PERFORMANC ES DAILY 1:38 P. M. and 8:08 P. M. Doors Open—l2:3o A 7:00 P. M. N© Rescned Keats — Admission — MbUinee—Mrm. thru Frl. »0o Eveaißg—Nat. A Sun. all day ft 50 CbUdren under 12, anytime .We SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OROI PS AND ORGANIZATIONS; AND P RUTTES 1

get :ind each commissioner is go ing to give it the closest scrutiny prior to that time. Any changes necessary can be made up to that time.” Chairman Kendall explained. Kendall pointed ou* that today's adoption of the preliminary bud get was done simply to fulfill a ieqmremcnt of the trust agreement governing operation of the toll road The trust agrcrmcnt sets October ID as the deadline tor approval of the preliminary budget figures. i The commission desires all the information necessary to arrive at an adequate, yet realistic budget. The commissioners today examined the budget item-by-item in conference with its administrative department heads and representatives of the J. E. Greiner Co. of Baltimore, Md. .engineering consultants on the project. Tn other action the commission- ' era: 1 Voted to receive new bide for the lease of R 8 automobiles, including 49 state police patrol cars, oj»eratod by the commission. The commission said it will decide after receiving new bids whether or not to cancel its present contract with Transportation Lease Corporation of Evansville. Commission Secreary-Treasurer Lawrence F Cosbie said he understood that some car rental agencies would be willing to lease on the basis of a monthly rental fee with<*it an additional mileage charge now made by Transportation I^ase Corporation. This might result in a substantial savings to the commission, 2. Received from J. E. Greiner

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Co. of Baltimore ,Md., engineering consultants, its first annual report on inspection of the toll road The r< po ‘ rmd generally in ‘ excellent'' condition. 3 Voted to withhold action pending further study rn a report of Eh i sro Services, Tnr , New York film of business consultants, on a recent job evaluation and operating efficiency survey it mad#' of the toll road organization Ebnsco made 17 recommendation.-, which it said would improve efficiency. Indepeadeat-News Co