Walkerton Independent, Volume 82, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 September 1959 — Page 7

Kings & Queens Mixed Doubles Sputniks 11 i Jo-Macs 9 3 Four Jokers 8 4 Knuckle Busters 5' 2 6' 2 Team No. 8 4’ 2 "’3 Missfits 4 8 Four of a Kind 3 9 Teegarden Wildcats 3 9 High Individual game, Men: L. Guyse 210, J. Neyland 201 and L. Guyse 200. Women: K. Mullet 172 ( I, Jones 160 and M. Flaugher High individual series, Men: L. Guyse 568, J. Newland 523 and R. Nusbaum 1507. Women—K. Mullet 448, M. Flaugher 444 and I. Jones 428. High team series: Sputniks 1856, Jo-Macs 1813 and Four Jokers 1778. High team game: Sputniks 652, Four Jokers 639. Knuckle Busters 631, The Night Cap’s Mixed Doubles Tliis new league bowls Friday night at 9 p. m. There is still room for two more teams. Anyone interested please contact the Walkerton Bowling Lanes. PJ’s • 4 0 Sideways 3 1 Last Four 2 2 4 Litte Angels 2 2 Up’s and Down's 1 3 Upsets 0 4 Team high series and game: Sideways 1769 and 616, BJ's 1745 and Gog.and Up's and Down’s IGB2 and 573. Ladies high series and game— LaVeda Finch 4774 and 169, Beverly PoU-eft; 428 and 157 and Phyllis Lute 425 and 159. Men high series and game: Bob Lute 606 and 525, A. J. Kennedy 531 arid 181 and Chuck Roth 482 and 178. ' ' " IforVH t- '• ’I 1 if \ > * W a*'. J YIELD WHEAT ■ til 7 — l »MM HIT wi “f- 0 10? m*Wsom *mho-phos® 2 | - Aga;. 1 i r^WAPER SOLUBLE SaMMO-PHOS fertilizers are , t highly water soluble .. . supply- ' I ing immediate and long.lasting; I plant nourishment. HIGH ANALYSE _ I AMMO-PHOS fertilizers are f concentrated, containing more , t plant foods than ordinary ferti- j | fizerc. U ^ PELLETIZED _ 5 AMMO-PHOS fertilizers are i S uniformly pelletized . . . provide ( dust-free application ... will not / tump or cake . . . assure event w feeding when applied properly. , I GRADES AVAILABLE/ T 1-32-16 6-24-24 j 1-4 8-n 13-13-13 B ‘ L HOLSER ■ & co * I Walkerton, Ind. Phono 84

। Aces & Jokers Mixed Doubles Gutter Dusters 10 2 ! Jokers 8 4 (Tag Along 7 5 Cotton Pickers 6 6 'Walkerton Pharmacy 5 7 Line Busters 5 7 Aces Wild 4 8 Alley Cats 3 9 Team high series Line Busters ’ 1R92; Aces Wild 1863; Cotton Pickers 1852. Team high game Cotton Pickers 678; Aces Wild 640; Line Busters s 634. 1 Ladies high -P. Frailey 500, 182; L. Finch 489, 168; A. Reed 451; J. Erbaugh 168; L. Morrison 1177. Men high A. J. Kennedy 601, ■ 234; D. Knowlton 534, 204; Bill I Morrison 522, 215. Businessmen’s League Huhnke’s Service 8 0 • American Legion Post 189 71 Pine Acres Trucking 5 3 - Bacewic Turkey Farm 5 3 1 Star Case ‘ 3 5 Hiler’s Foundry 2 6 • Drewry’s 17 ’ Reed's Electric 17 High team series: American Le- ’ gion 2508, Huhnke’s Service 2363 and Star Case 2318. High team game: American Legion 892, 833; Huhnke’s Service ‘ 814. High ind. .series: J. Kerr 530; J. McKesson 509; L. Schmeltz 493. High ind. game: J. Kerr 202; H. Steffen 192; B. Ball 188. 1 Walkerton Classic League , Master Shirt 8 0 Irish’s Bar 6 2 ; Jacob Drug 5 3 Arrowhead Engineering 5 3 Dave & Ray’s *4 4 Dad & Lad's 2 6 ' Joe's Bar 17 Team No. 8 'l7 High series: G. Rhodes 606, N. Williams 580, W. Pickavet 576, D. Daube 572, and R. Lute 562. High games: N. Williams 236. D. Daube 232, W. Pickavet 227, G. Rhodes 215, G. Rhodes 215, M. Mortakis 20(5, R. Lute 204, J. Kerr Smith 211, B. Eldridge 210, B.

; WhileJThey Last i 20 Faster - 20- Cooler 1 WESTINGHOUSE DRYERi I I I Flush to wall installation " Plug in operation • 2 z^z " : no or 220 i : Direct Air Flow / / Itu / 7- | 3 Drying Temperatures : ■ I Load capacity 20 pounds '^^7^7^o7 | | Door safety switch । •’ ! z i ST ^wjZ j REED^S ELECTRIC i | Phone 217 Open Friday Evenings Walkerton, Ind “

202 and D. Knowlton 201. " r I Wednesday Night Ladies' League Baker's Standard Service 71 Chicken Coop Tim 6 2 i Walkerton Lanes 5 3 ' Prentis’ Beauty Salon 5 3 Dede’s Beauty Salon 5 3 : Gambles 3 5 Kingsbury Locker Plant 17 Hartsough Mfg. () § ' High team series: Baker's 2255. ; Gambles 2218 and Walkerton Lanes 1 2187. j High team game: Baker’s 800, Walkerton Lanes 785 and Gambles ] 772. High individual series: V. Wath- , en and M. Hartung 518, M. Smith 497 and J. Baker 471. | High individual game: B. Pow- ; ers 191, J. Baker 181 and M. Har-, tung 180. Nite Owl Bowling I.cague Dave and Ray's 11 1 Hartsough and Bouse 9 3 Bill's Package Store 7 5 Hiatt’s Insurance 7 5 Walkerton Skelgas 6 6 Stanley's Sport Shop 4 8 Moerman Construction 2 10 American Legion 2 10 High Series - D. Cripe 590, 36-' 626. High game F. Newland 220, 28248. 200 scores R. Nusbaum 218; G.: Groves 211; R. Lute 204 D. Daube 200; D. Cripe 212. Industrial League Nick’s Market S 0 Williams’ Supply 71 7-Up 4 4 Dick’s Radio and TV 4 4 1.0.0. F. 4 4 Doll’s Service 3 5 Medics 2 6 American Legion 0 8 High Series. G. Rhodes, 612, 204. High Games—E. Bowers 231; M. Singrey 209; G. Rhodes 204; R. Lute 200. - * Talk is a cheap commodity .and, those who tal< too much eventually give themselves away.

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List 4-H Winners At Indiana State Fair Among the thousands of 4-H club winners at the State Fair, held in Indianapolis last week and this, are tl^e following young people: Barbara Lidy, Walkerton, blue ribbon in angel food or chiffon cake. Mary A. Beasics, North Liberty, green ribbon in plain or fancy cook- 1 ies. Nancy Roush, North Liberty, blue ribbon, package frozen fruit. Becky McCombs. Walkerton, blue ribbon in canned fruit or vegetable. Alice Lappin No. Liberty, white ribbon, three packages of food dinner or supper.

SEC^’^^W DIAMOND RINGS - - -5- _ > - It's The li^lM That Counts jThese radiant SECO gems, in cxguisitcly st) led settings, are hers to always treasure. MILLER’S JEWELRY Phone 99 Walkerton

Richard Baughman North, Liberty, blue ribbon, electric project. x-oia -> Hamlet, blue ribbon in craft project. Bonnie Ciingenpeel, Walkerton, blue ribbon dress for school or afternoon. Karen Parker, Hamlet, blue ribbon, dress revue. Mary A. Beasics. North Liberty, red ribbon, baking demonstration. Karen McKinney, North Liberty, blue ribbon, extracted honey. Steve Toth. North Liberty, white ribbon, public speaking. Sandy Karn, Tyner, pink ribbon, entomology. Don Thomas, Walkerton, white ribbon, entomology. ’ Bay U. *3. Savings Bonds Now

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