Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 August 1959 — Page 14

- WALKERTON INDEPENDENT — August G, 1959

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CHARLES A. ROSS Rural Route 2, Box 777 Walkerton, Indiana — Phone 702 J — General Contracting, Building, Repairing, RemodeLng, Cabinets made to order. * - '' ■ ...— — ——. i PAPER HANGING. PAINTING— Walls cleaned and washed, new spring samples of wall paper Mrs. Regina Malstaff, Ph. 276 X or 976 M, Walkerton. STOP RUST with RUST-OLEUM. This new product protects and beautifies metal surfaces. Many colors available. Sold at North Liberty Elevator. Ph. 130. j3O FOR SALn>- Aluminum windows, aluminum awnings, fibreglass awnings, aluminum doors. Gordon Patrick. Ph. 424 M Walkerton n6tf MARL State Tested 91% We also have Peat Moss for Lawns and Gardens FUTA BROS. Ph. 537-W No. Liberty DELICIOUS Southern fried ch’cken sweet corn, served family style. All you want to eat. Adults $1.25, children 75 cents. Saturday, Aug. 8. Dancing Friday, and Saturday. Three Musketeers. State Rd. 4, Fish Lake. a6wn REAL ESTATE 120 ARES near Bremen. Barn, z silo, milkhouse, chicken house, garage, tool & crib shed, with new 3 bedroom house 137 ACRES near Lakevil’e. 4bedroom house, barn, 2 silos, other buildings. Good land. 115 ACRES near North Liberty on State highway. Good land and buildings. Priced reason-; able. ' NEARLY NEW 3 bedroom! house, modem, full basement,! hardwood floors, near North 1 Liberty on State highway. VERY GOOD 3 bedroom home in North Liberty. Near park. 31^ ACRES. Modern 3 bedroom , home. Near Donaldson. 29 ACRES near North Liberty, with 3 bedroom modem house, other buildings, farm equipment and 15 acres growing corn. Call HAROLD E. ROUSH or L. B. KEYSER tEAL ESTATE AGENCY Phone WE 63532 Plymoutl -s

f DEAD STOCK I REMOVED X Our Trucks Are Now Equipped with ■ i 2-Way-Radios To Insure PROMPT Service Plymouth Fertilizer Co. I Phenes — Plymouth ft Ivan Read, WE 6-3338 — L. D. Read, WE 6-2672

I -= — — I LEOTA’S I J Beauty and Slendereeze Salon — Air Conditioned — . Open Days Tuesday thru Friday After G, Walkerton V2SJ Ph. Hamlet UN 7-3784 [TRUCKS For Sale 1919 Studebaker, % ton pick up; .1951 In- , ! ternational 1 ton pick-up. Phone WEbster 6-8631 Plymouth. Keith ; . । Drake, R. R. 1, Walkerton. a6 I 1 i USED lawnmowers— $19.^5 up. ' Robinson's Repair Service, 2 mi. .5 •| north Os North Liberty on Roali L 23. Ph. 513 J. Z i J Allstate Ins. Co. । You’re in good hands with I , ALLSTATE INSURANCE । J । William Bowers, Agent d R. R. 1, St. Rd. 23 Ph. 503-J No. Liberty iq r _ _ — ! CLOSE OUT on freezehs— 16 ft. reg. $489.85, now $229.95, not a 1957, not a 1958, but a 1959 model. Robinson’s Repair Sei-vice 2 miles north of North Liberty " on road 23. Phone 513 J. I F FOR SALE— 1953 Packard, 4 dr. I Ted Hevel, Ph. 7, North Liberty.! POSITION WANTED — Woman l desires typewriting work done in her home. Business College graduate. For information call Walkerton 918 W, and ask for Mrs. Mary Smith. Will do envel- • opes or whatever you have. a6 . WANTED— Baby sitter to live in > or out, care for three children and light housework. Prefer woman over 21. Ph. 797 M, Walk- . erton. al3 1 HAVE YOUR CHICKENS custom cleaned. Cal] Hamlet UN 7-3781 7 to 9 a.m. or 3 to 9 p.m. Farnham. a6tf HELP WANTED AT ONCE Man or young man and lady for mechanical work, must be high school graduate. Write Box M, in care of |: — * WANTED—Custom baling. Phone 403 R, North Liberty. Richard Clark. a6 FOR SALE —Fryers 75c each; also I stewing or roasting hens 20c lb.; string beans. Turn south off 6 on Georgia St., 1% mile on hardtop. Crumback, Ph. 760 , Walkerton. j3O FOR SALE or TRADE— Hay, round bales, over 400 bales. Ph 522 L, North Liberty. a6p RECONDITIONED Used washersMaytag, G.E., Kenmore, from $19.95 up. Robinson’s Repair Service. 2 mile s north of North Liberty on road 23. Ph. 513 J.

■l6l MAYTAG—BENDIX EASY—HAMILTON IRONRITE IRONERS, Gibson Freezers and Refrigeators TV Tubes Tested FREE ■ Where service is our business ROBINSON’S REIAiK SERVICE i North Liberty, Ph. 513 J 54 Ford tudor Customline, 24,00 actual miles. Excellent condition two-tone finish, like new. Phone 969 W, Walkerton. Howard Foul 2 r-H nn-t c* a AU. rjur y MacLiCush. Law ' rence Albright, Ph. 411 J, North' Liberty. a 6 —— — —- ■ - I SIDE delivery hay rake, S3O; ma-! nure spreader, trailer type, large size, good tires, $75. Howard Fouts. 2 miles ea^t of Walkerton on U.S. 6. Ph. 969 W. a 6 FOR SALE— 1951 Ford, 2 'dr., overdrive, radio, heater, $150.00.) Jim Ross. Ph. 741 R, Walkerton. 1 a6 I

PHILCO SPECIAL ft- Ip - 1 111 .! . "fr ® x —7l o == pi fl I niiiiiiihi |j I i I Li.'. Hi ! 11 Z ’ ||||| I y iSiSi BailPw I' | SB |j| I I iSill jl JI I lrz 11 I 1 rurl H l ' I ? '■ \ IfetKgJ H-' 0-7 F । ' I \ FmJI PHILCO I .. . 12 Cu. Ft Automatic Model RS-5000 Reg. $469.95 j Giantßo lb. Freezer Dairy Bar in door Butter, Cheese & Egg Storage Full Width Crisper with Trade . 3iCrf>ll । MODERN ELECTRIC Phone 36 North liberty

' FOR SALE Outboard motor, 3 h. p. Brooklure, like new, priced j to sell. Jim Howard, Ph. 411 R, Walkerton, 106 Shamrock. a6> . —. WANTED Home for puppies | । Good hunting stock. Norris Bus-1 ; sie, Ph. 777 M, Walkerton. a6j j Should A Boy Drive A Tractor । l Should a boy be allowed to drive \ a tractor? I This is a problem which has 'been bothering farm safety ex-| perts for some time. A report from the National Safe-’ ty Council shows that each year more fatal tractor accidents occur in the 10-14 age group than , any other age category I “This seems to point up the fact that young people who don’t t know how to handle tractors are [ being allowed to operate them,’’ ■ says F. R. Willsey, farm safety 'specialist at Purdue University. “If it is absolutely necessary for a youth to drive a tractor, he should be thoroughly trained in all phases of tractor safety before jhe takes over the wheel,” Willsey I warns. : “A teenager —or anyone who op

— ■' !■ ■ ■■■ * B < —i— ■ir-m j erates a tractor for that matter—should be aware of the need for regular safety inspections, should ; know the proper way to handle a । tractor in any situation or on any i terrain and should use extreme ’ caution at all times,” Willsey adds, i Willsey says carelessness and I ignorance are responsible for most ' tractor accidents. “Too many ' chances are taken.” One of the biggest chances is taken when more than one per'son rides a tractor. “This is just inviting trouble,” he adds. Tractors are made for one peri son to operate -no more. But 'often, someone hitches a ride. And that can lead to tragedy. Willsey says the majority of children in the 4-9 year-o’.d group killed in tractor accidents last year was riding a tractor. Not operating one.—just along for the ride. A farmer recently said, ‘‘l would rather hear a child cry because he was refused a tractor ride, than to hear him cry because he got hurt riding one.” In general, accidents with farm machinery are decreasing, the National Safety Council reports, but tractor accidents are on the upswing. i