Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 28, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 June 1960 — Page 9
Koontz (Lake • NEWS LETTER^ w
K. L. United Missionary Church "The Church With The Lighted Cross' ’ । Paul W. Loucks, Pastor . Mra R. S. Varga, Supt. 9:30 am, Sunday School 1 10:15 Worship Service 7:30 Evening Service 7:30 Wednesday, Prayer Meeting. A friendly welcome awaits you at our church. Koontz Lake Community Church A. J. Compton, Pastor Tillis Stanton, S. S. Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study in the church Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Revival nightly at 7:30 p.m. Friday, June 10 thru 19 Evangelist, Homer Harding; song leader, Valentine Stutchman. These two young brothers in Christ are traveling in the evangelist field, preaching the gospel ■with signs following their | ministry. Each night there will be visiting talented musicians and singers from various places. The Lord wants to do a work here, so come expecting Him to meet your needs, whether spirit, soul, mind or body. Join with us in prayer for a Heaven sent revival. AU people of all churches welcome. Hope to see you in this great Revival. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Devlin, Evansville, Wis., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Amick for several days last week. On Sunday the Amicks entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fischer, of Des Moines, lowa.
FISH LAKE ROYAL BLUE ; HOURS: 8 A. M. to 6^30 P. M., MONDAY THRU SATURDAY Sunday 9 to 12 Noon • —
: ——————————-w SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 10 AND 11 What Will You Have Beef -Pork-Veal or Lamb. Yes, We Have A Grand Selection Os Meats For This Week End And At Down To Earth Prices Too! Stop In And Stock Up On Good Fresh Meats!
Lean GROUND s|39 BEEF 3 lbs. . . | BULK iUjO SAUSAGE 31bs. fl ■ — M Lean Boiling s|)o Beef 3 lb. . . J Fine For The Grill Pork Bar-B-Q AQ Patties lb. . DU C Choice Beef Chuck Roast lb. . . “v®
Our community was visited by a terrific electrical storm late Saturday evening, accompanied bby a hailstorm. Just west of 23 at the lake, three ponies owned by a hailstorm. Just west of 23 field, wore struck by lightning and found dead Sunday morning. The loss was estimated at S6OO. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gjemro Sr., entertained the following guests with a picnic on their lawn last Sunday: Mrs. Richard Thomas and son, Jerry, Farmington, Mich., and other relatives from 1 there; also Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy, Bruce Damman and Miss Johnson of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. King, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cain, Mr. and , Mrs. Clarence Reid, Brian Kuhls. Chuck Shaffer, Dave Keiper, Mr and Mrs. Harry Fries, spent Friday and Saturday in Clinton, where they attended the annual convention of the Indiana Volunteer Fireman’s Association. The band from the G rovertown High School were in Clinton on Saturday where they participated in the parade, winning a trophy for 3rd prize among the high school bands in the state. George and Adlen King, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. King, spent several days In South Bend as guests of Mrs. Nelle Lebo and Mrs. Virgil Eaton. Scott King was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kail Brust, at Winamac, for a few days. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oren Duthie and family were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Erickson, daughter Carolyn and son. Bill, of Palatine, Illinois, and Mrs. Anna Olson, Norway, Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. DeVos and children entertained Mr. and Mrs. Norman Liggett and son, Ronnie, of’ South Bend, last Sunday. Mrs. Olga Secord and Mary' Shroeder are spending th c summer at their cottages. Mr. and Mrs. James Hansen have returned home from Florida where they spent the past six months. Mrs. Dorothy Green and daugh-
■ LEAN Ss 3 lb spo SWIFT PREMIUM LAMB CHOPS lb. UQC SWIFT PREMIUM VEAL AOr CHOPS lb. ARMOUR CLOVERBLOOM A. BUTTER lb. 69c a
ter, Vicki, attended the graduation exercises at the Ball State Teachers College last Sunday evening where George received his B.A. degree. Andy Koval and Vi Arrigo of Whiting, spent Friday at the lake as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barbarick. At the convention of the Volunteer Firemen at Clinton, Harry Fries was re-elected secretary and will begin serving his 7th year in this capacity. This organization reported over 6,000 members at the convention. Legal .Notices 1 NOTICE TO BIDDERS GARBAGE, ASHES, RUBBISH CONTRACT (XHXDCTIONB Public Notice is herewith givan that the Board of Trustees us the Town of Walkerton,. Indiana will accept sealed bids for the collection of garbage, ashes and rubbish within the corporate limits of the Town of Walkerton for a one (1) year period, commencing July 1, 1960. The said collections to be governed by Town Ordinance relative to same. Sealed bids will be accepted at the Clerk-Treasurer’s Office until Tuesday Evening, June 21, 1960, at hour cif 7:30 p.m., at which time said bids will be opened for consideration by the Board of Trustees convened in regular session. The Board of Trustees further reserve the right to accept or reject any or all bids. Wayne L Cover CHerk-Treasurer Town of Walkerton, Indiana j9&16 Rainbow Events Friday night- Practice for Instalation. Saturday, installation of Carole Richey as Worthy Advisor and other officers. June 4th, nine Rainbow Girls and Mom Drews attended the installation of North Liberty Assembly. Carole Richey served as Installing chaplain.
WILCOX BROS. WHOLESALE HOURS: 8:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY North Liberty
June 9, 1960 — WALKERTON INDEPENDENT —
4-Hers Visit LaPaz Meeting Fifty members of the Walkerton Senior 4-H Club met at Alberts Hall in LaPaz Monday evening for an exchange meeting. Walkerton 4-H president, Deane Mechling, opened the meeting with a welcome to Madison members. The featured activity was the discusaicn of several 4 H problems by groups which re-
4% h. p. Bolens Riding Tractor, ?27 dl ‘ $293 2% h. p. Bolens Tiller Reg $ 124 ?I ° dn $98.88 3'A h. p. Riding Mower $179 sl3 *> $129 HUMMER EQUIPMENT CO. — Phone 4121 Lakeville 7 yr. old boy or girl, grandpa or mother can operate 4hp S4O dn, 2 years to pay; 5% hp with starter $56 dn '’i® '' . jK.} Good Selection I‘e-1 tmotors &&&ior ! .HM / WE ACC EPT TRADE-INS If ; WE DEMONSTRATE I k 32” ni °wer 12" snow plow ^LMM MM Tiller . 28” Roller Hliuß ■ / M \ Starter Wheel-ffuMe-Al HVMMEII EgUPMENT CO. Call Collect Lakeville 4121 You Can Depend On Service After Sales — Since 1022
No Fat No Waste PORK CUTLETS lb. . yQC ■ ——— Red Band sliced t|nn BACON 3 lbs. ’l^ HOT QQc DOGS, . 2 lbs. QU Fresh Bee! Tongues lb. . FRESH DRESSED FRYERS each SMC 2 % to 2</ 2 lb. avg. V W*
ported to the entire group at tha meeting. At the end of the discussion session, the meeting was concluded with square dancing. Bill Blaisdell, Walkerton boys' 4-H leader, called for the square dance and was accompanied by Mrs. Al Killian of Tyner. Other adults in attendance were Norman Ehresman, Madison 4-H leader, Mrs. Phil Kojlar, Walkerton girls’ leader, and Mig. Howard Clingenpeel.
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