Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1960 — Page 7

^5 ‘A ’ i 3 mlt Walkerton ( la^ir Irish’s Bar 34 ’ 2 9’ 2 Dave and Ray’s 30 1 I Ja< eh Drug 26*-_. 17’_> Fanners Stab* Bank 2I' 2 19 : _. Da<! and Lad’s 20 24 Arrowhead Engineering 17 27 Master Shirt 14 G 29'/ Joe's Bar 9 35 High game Jacob Drug 1019. High series Irish's Bar 2.865. Ind series and g ones R Lu’c 647. 217. 216. 211; B. H- ve] bJ2. 235, 210; J. K. 11 595. 221. 20 • W. Pukivut 590. 222, 2<U; B Mo. takis 586, 213. 203; B. Boi.se >< 217; 1’ Daub'- 582; 1> Cripe .’>80; I* Knowlton 570. 234; J. Ilowf 570. 212; 1) Mellin W ( 'ov. 557. 211; E Place 550, 221; N. Williams 209; F. McMah< n 207; M Mulh-tt 203; S. Hostett i 203; D Newland 201; G. Matb" ks 201. Industrial League Williams Supply Co. s 0' 2 31 G D<»lls Service 71 38 Nick's Market 72 40 Seven Up 58 54 I O O F. 49 63 Pirk’s Radio and TV 43G 68'.. Medics 42 g 69’.. Ament an Leg on 28 G 83’.. High games and senes E Place 222; R Lute 213. 205. 598; G Groves 206; J Newland 217;, E Bowers 221; B B .ker 216, P Williams 212; F McMahon 232; C Roth 211; W Pv kavet 208; P Guard 204; F Fitzke 205. Wislne* lav Night Ladies Bakeis Staiidart! 71 38 Gambles 64 48 Chicken Coop 56’55 G PrcntG Bty. Shop 56 57 Hartsough Mfg. 51G 60' Dede’s Beauty Salon 51 61 Kingsbury Locker 49 63 Walk<rton Lanes 47 High team series and game D-des. 2143. M'rl MO; G o hl< s 226 s 796; Hn t soughs 2235 High ind. series and game — E Bouse >94. 21 1. 197; R. M<Khion 617. L. Finch 517: H Kerchacrt 508; N. Bullens 195. Aces am! Jokers Mixed Doublo Lino Busters 67 Tig A ong 61 C ’ -a Bi r-■ r t W■ Bo 11- a Pi. ti mu y 6 I Guti > ; I mstei , J. kei s Aces Wild 52 64 A. ley Cats 48* High team serms and g 3 CIS 1931 683; Walkerto! Pi n B< v 19”. I Gutter Dustei 67, Men high series ant gum ’ K<n 5M 2'il D Kn< • " 204; R. Berlv 551 ; E Fr ' - '1 Women high scries and gait • L Finch 541 D 6. P Fi oh G 6. 193; I. Morrison 476 H Kt medy ' 176. King* and Queens Knuckle Busters 74 . 4 1 Jo-Mats "2 4 1 Four Jokers 64 Sputniks 57 39 Four of a Kind 56 60 Teeg irden Wildcats 52 64 Missfits 48 6n Lost Four 40G 75’ High ind. game and si’iu T Frame 215. 540; L Guys'- 214 640; W. t’oc.hian 212 F N< < ■ I 527. Women E Frame 18»1 495; K. Mullet! I'2; B Su t. 1"' 184. High team series and u o :<• Missfits 711, 1931; Lost F i 6'»7 Sputniks 662, 1^20; Four 1 I ■ Wins Team E\ent In Bowling Tourney The Independent News Co. bowi-1 Ing team in the TPirithv r.L' i men’s league at Albeit's Bowling, Lanes, LaPaz, won the team event

in the recent LaPaz Rowing As nciation Tourney. With 26 teams ' ompeting, the team copped the top prize. Monitors of the team ar,. Wiliam i But, hi Fitzke, Bud ’ ig. Wayne Miller, Bob Urbin and Fred Fitzke. Also the doubles title went to Wayne Miller an,! Bud Berg as 'h' ” out, assod the field of some 60 doubles teams in this event Also in the placing of the other events were: Bud Berg, all evenls, se< ond and singles; But, h Fitzke, all events, fourth and singles; and Bob I ’rbm, singles. Em h member of the team will i eceix e ati phy uid AB( ’ ai in patch as -a || the sponsor. MH.ei ar I Berg Wil . l-.> receive nu e to phi, S and patches plus .. han soyie .share the prize mon, v. [ - m \muA(;i;s ( Bell - Kaser Miss Dor:s Je -n Bui ■ f Rt 1 W dkei '<,n. ... ,| h y ps Rase. vow Sa' I’ jlVat 5 pm i n th* - < rc h. M i and Mis ( • tries Bull . U e the puen's tiie bride. The brniegi, >n;s patents are Mr. uul Mis. Charle.Kaser. N . tl, Lib,'] ty. rhe bride was given in marriage by h> r iathei. Tl„. altar w ,s <lec,outed v th bouquets of wh to g a hob and napdragons flanked w ith lighted । a’, icl ni i .-..j wild palm Family p< s w ie marke I with white ^it.n bows. Dr A igust is M iellet Elkhart, jX‘i formed the double ring’ na ny Mt Libel Iv, wII ■ the < g.i: ist. Mis Roy Reams, hm.dei No) th Liberty, sang ’ H'-' and ‘ lk-< nine ". The bride wot ea full length gown of white lace over satin st vied w.t h tilted bodice and bateau net kh’Tie long sleev, s I ended in bridal uonts over |j v . hands. The skat, whuii bad an empire waist , ffe t, leli ,nto a sv. ■ p.ng I carle Breaded in, daikon d. .. ■ it. d the lace The bride s fmgei t;p lengi h Im e ind I ■ • ht to her hair wi’h a pv : and spqmn studd' I I - ii Sb. r: • d , - < u<e bollCpi'-l .1 Wh|t‘ l.k'S - Jos. anc hi,. >o; o e aik-v. T e nat oa of h, a. as the bride’s a.df M: • N.- d H do.an.

J> -•-**' « ▼ P . ^fcE— ^ ■**’** ~ * 1 '- - ■-.-J' r >1 I TT ... m~~ - — - j I II r r jl F * - .-^>=i y . --. ■■ THMM ' ; J 1^ ' '" ’ ■ . *_ X *Tr\ jrt fin ^" n fan re *lU hear the diff, rmer in the '^Waßk. wRr Ul^3 I" I ST new Old* for '6o' H« i<i (<>r the ruKr' de^ road around . . . try it at ah tpeed' <>ld»the Quietest! "•'•Hk-M„..othm.nH. l . J .. 4 U u..-<ku^ , • ■ •** •* ■ • nr* quality and in « •• imm m- nt- tn « . M»und control. It • thr «ulv <<i with \ ibra- ^^*" ,ll * i ^ S ff Klas ^i ...on the noisiest Itinrd lx»dv in< - that 'A up xilu.i- . * . tion. New nv|nn-«l<'<M <1 -hoik I. I.tl>.r* road you know f a-ur, a-..n-r ..d,. h. a tl . 4 > quieter. See it al your dealer'*! STC, iTLP INTO AN OLDS AT TOUR IOCAL AUTHORIZED OUALITT DtA Lf R YOU* INVESTMENT HOLDS WHEN YOU GO OVI» TO OLDS! NOW IS THL TIMi TO TRADE . . . GET AN AFFRAISAL TODATI Powell-Mann Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Co., Inc. Walkerton, Ind. Plume. 19 3u] Roosewlt L«»;hI >,-, the ihiitUH Ok- ■!< slam t\»i> Week on (B>l\ flrar lour Hl’ •"• <•> *h’ \<u.- 'I nd t tltru I i ■ !'•> Ka

Culver, who was dresse! in a Copen | blue Dock of < rvtaietlc. The bid- 1 lerma-l' ngth skirt had a eumnu ’ I bund, at the waist. Bustledikc stieamers were at the bar k. Sl.e j .lined, a colonial bouquet of pit , ros<’s tier-1 with blue strcameis Her headpiece wa.s t cap of blue velvet with net ruehing franu..g the face. The bridesmaids were dicsatd like the matron of honor except that Miss Bonnie Capes, Walkerton, was in pink and Mrs. Allen Bell. Lal’orle .uas in cinnanu n shade. Alan Kaser, In other of ti bridegroom .was best man. I d ers were Allied Hein and D-nr: Loucks. Al aie of North Liberty. Following the ceremony a n i e, tmn was held in tie • h ir. h s<" i d room. Wedding < dw. ice cn punch and r otTee were sr rx«-d 250 gilc ts bv Miss Joy' । Ca: I'lymouth, and Miss Mart! i R plc. Miss Jo.m E< k • . M ■ Theda Ka > Walk<*rb n V Juamt 1 Fi.-I'.»'!' !. >d :,e • : guvsl be k. Tlie br.de cote a treigv >l. dies.s wh. i the eoup.c l< tt , brn-f honeymoon 'l'hey ai<* at i? . at 30'' Nor’h Ma n. N >'h I.:b< - The brule attv .d.cd Ivm i H -< hool and the bi ibgn , m 1935 graduate ’ i North Lu ■ High School He is presently c ployed at the Edwarus Iron Work South Bend. Harness - Magic Mii y Ruth Hai n- ss >f K-» r Lake and Harry Slagle of Vaipa raiso were united m mailing. S c urday night at s 30 p m m the Grovertown Evang, h d t'n ts ' Brethren Church. Rev I>aw rence White p. ifoi' ) the double ring ceremony Mr and Mis Myers V'-re the attendants A reception was i.. d at the Grovertown Coriser’ di< Club house lollownig ti e < i<mony. The coupb* let t f> I <'h _। t< i short honeymoon MRS. BEN BRH>F F M Fs INI! RA IN HAWAII Friends here have received i C, .py ' the I b .noli In \d v< It: •' Daily N. .vspaper dated T ■ ■: iv Feb 16th. whuh h,s t ui, ture on the fr,, page of a pa t of th I loyal 1 kvo i lot, 1 ip.ti ’ , i.t

March 10. 1960 — WALKERTON INDEPENDENT —

I building in vCah Mrs Ren Ri-d.' of Walkerton, has a ground floor 'apartment w hih he i vm itmning I It seems h mgi v tei nutm. h id • .<! I cn a 35 foot ,o> onut tie, ' onghlly tli.,t when a little .tint,, wind 'Ui ■ .p the tie, topp owr o n the < onmv ~f the b nld i. breaking a window and flapping Mis Biede m h> r loon, Att. i r.. o< h' ting off the apai u .t t ' tree landed on a station 1 ag. r i

\ bIN( uJ 4 ?/ cae L N Green Stamps r> t’) I^TampsJ 1 help keep . r INDIANA PRICES DOWN! I — Like the ad of kxal r or L s 1 l ^ at ^ ou sec in 1 P! - A A’” r » i W S&H Green Stamps h wt b :• I iXußLa'A''' ne ' ’^ l VJ ’ ; '■ 5 m ti.c) L. p 1 '\i 1 k eC P PR’-A's down. ■id )* l ' k Here is why; When a store sells ’ jijM fnorc, it can sdl for A tv. since bigger volume brings lo*er costs. Stores that use S&H Green Stamps i st J! c> nipctiuscly. Indiana hou cw .ex ate expert shoppers. They read the ads. I hey cheek a r d compare prices. And they can’t be fooled’ ’ Trading stamps arc being saved today by two out o! three American families—about 35 nal > n in all. And ihcj i> ^Lll gro* mg m this and , tier States. For the best values, shop ,r the stores in . ur community that give S&H Green Stamps, 1 Smcf 1896 . .. /t -ncn a’-: Only Na'ionutde Sta^p I

park**! outside the h. ~ a, Bl'd'. s qi|"t'd l s VII.. thought It A.is , n cn • , - Liu kil > ib, nra ~s m j • . xj L: •‘l■ r, ।. •" ,mg bp •- m by he II r.'.., ian frmn. .. th-v have hv.d therhv< oid m -r m idlines. Reh' .11 ■ . • Is over n w i"! ri-..- t • ->

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