Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 16 June 1960 — Page 18

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KENMORE — SPEED QUEEN. MAYTAG We curry complete stock of । uts t<> ghe fast serve I OL 6 C 72, Rob i on's Repair Service, 2 nuhs north of North Liberty on Road 22. f a7 CXTTI.E F'»R > \LE 2^5 Anyus a’ i Here ■ 1 heif* s from 3 0 t- " i< . L 7 Angus and He: eford st ers :i ■ in 300 to 625 lbs nid 19s H ’stein steers from 32 • 800 bs W PALMF.R PERU, IND Farm phone Trojan Ind.. otj 1116 PAPER H \.<G7NG — Painting, wa'ls cleaned or washed. 1960 line of wallpaper samples. Beautiful grandview murals. Mrs. Re-i gina Malstaff, 805 Michigan St.. . Ph. 276 X, before 8 a m. or after 5 pm. f2stf Fl6tf SAND & GRAVEL Washed Sand, Fill and Black ; Dirt, Cinders, White Stone Road Gravel JODA BROWN Ph. 953 J Walkerton E xERGY Natural. Organic, high potency vitamin, mineral nutritional food supplement, direct wholesale price postpaid. Compare formula. price, savings with best Money bark guajantee. Free Fold* i Adding life to your years. Energy Food S .; • • p । ment Distributors. R. R. 2. Elida, Oh.n otjH . REGISTERED NURSE Immediate positions avadal’e in medi-cal-surgical. obstetrical, pedia- 1 tries and operating r >m units of modern, non-profit. JC.A.H. accredited 125 bed general hospital located in beautiful suburban area just 20 minutes from downtown Detroit. Progressive, expanding organization with libecil personnel policies and inservice education program. Salary commensurate with experience with differential for afternoon and evening shifts. Apply Director of Nursing. The Lynn Hospital, Lincoln Park, Michigan. otjlO . DEDE’S BEAUTY SALON Open 9.00 to 5.00 Evening by Appointment Closed All Day Thursday i ! Air Conditioned 908 Roosevelt Road iPhone 219 Walkerton MASTERR TILLER It takes the work out of gardening. See Robinson Repair Service, two i miles north of Ncrth Liberty.) on Rd. 23. Ph. OL-68372. We are closed Sundays. ) "world's | LARGEST ! I iMutANtt* AUTO IKVUKCt COMPACT { **— Call:- ' — * turt MSTUM. **• *««» V » * MTMHMI . * • — mMANCf tWM! » F59-U2’ ’ A.T?’(Art) DeMyer' * Phone 60 or 185

[ dead stock I REMOVED f Our Trucks Are Now Equipped with I 2-Way-Radios I A To Insure PROMPT Service | Plymouth Fertilizer Co. I Phones — Plymouth i I Ivan Read, WE 6-3338 — L. D. Read, WE 6-2672 |

.FOR SA' E House, 4 bedrooms. Iv. , • rv. large garage. 1 acre. I b|<hk from new school on W. vei t n Trail. Call 741 R aftoi sp. m. <M’ week ends. jnlG I ■-««=- Complete BODY REPAIRS PAINTING GLASS INSTALLED I Free Estimates All Work Guaranteed POWELL-MANN Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Phone 49 Walkerton jßtf i -============= LaWNuOY— Factory authorized Service Center. For all Lawnboy mowers. Complete stock of parts to give fast service. OL 6-8372. Robinson’s Repair Service, 2 mi. north of North Liberty on 23 al4tf 0 5 PLYMOUTH—4 door Plaza, stick, radio, heater. Good condition. W .L. Bowers, 66736 Liberty Hwy., North Liberty. Ph. OL 6-3187. ml9tf CORN CULTIVATORS for Ford or Ferguson tractors ;also 3sec. lift spike harrow ;empty 50-gall. sulphur bar.ells, SI.OO each; Potatoes and pop coir. Haag's Orchards. Ph. 755 V Walkerton. Jl6 USED TILLERS, and Garden tractors with attachments. Conic in and ssee a demonstration on a tiller. See why EVERYONE is talking about the CHOREREAL ESTATE EXCELLENT small year ’round home at Koontz Lake; nice modern kitchen. bath .bedroom. large living room, closed in porch, large corner lot (furnished) cheap. ONE ACRE, lavishly furnished fi-rooms and bath .and 3 rm. , furnished rental, at Koontz ) Lake. 5 ROOMS, bath, year ’round home, at Koontz Lake. HAVE HOMES listed in most small towns in this area; Lake property at Koontz, Maxinkuckee & Lake of the XX ocds, acreages and farms in St. joe, Marshall. Starke and La Porte Counties. - See or Call L. B. KEYSER REAL ESTATE AGENCY’ PLYMOUTH, INDIANA Ph. WE 6-3532 or Koontz Lake. HAROLD E. ROUSH PHONE WE 6-2277 OFFICE open Saturday evening until 9 P. M. for your convenience. 1 I

. FOR S XLE Bee supplies of all . I kinds. Comb honey, 4 pounds i' for SI.OO. Glen Shuj'H. Quinn road, North Liberty, OL 6-117 ;; ’ jlCp FOR SALE 2-wheeled trail* 4 ft. x 7 ft., has removable sides, (quipped with lights. Ph. 123 M. Walkerton. Jl6p WANTED—Sewing, hem dn-ses and skirts, cuff trouseis. miner repairs. Mrs. Clem Sheaks, 306 Roosevelt Rd., Ph. 248.1, Walkerton. Jl6p DEAD STOCK Removed Indiana Rendering Co. Ph. 73. XX alkw--1 ^ on ’ collect. tRobinson's Used Specials Sale! RECONDITIONED AND REBUILT APPLIANCES J I 10 Wringer Washers from $19.00 up SPEED QUEEN, MAYTAG, EASY, AIM . DEXTER TWIN Tl B You Name le, We Have It I—Hot Point, auto as is sls I—Kenmore auto washer $39 I—Kenmore auto washer $69 I—Kenmore auto waaher $125 I—Bendix auto washer $125 I—Westinghouse auto washer $69 I—GE auto, 2 yrs. old. cost mu $429, sours for $79 with i suds saver 6—Elect rie W est iughouse Dryer* from $49 up I—llamihou electric dryer $59 I—Bwidix Electric Dryer $49 Terms to fit your pocket book Robinson's Repair 2 mi. North of North Liberty, on 23 “CLOSED SUNDAYS” I J l6 FOR SALE Part Boxer puppies--males $2; females sl. ph. 720 J. 1 Walkerton. ji6p LOST— White German Shepherd । dog, female. Notify Paul Goddard, 704 J, Walkerton. jl6 WANTED TO BUY—2 Guinea । hens. Ph. OL 6-8075, North Libi erty. jl6p STOCK TANKS- All sizes In stock for immediate delivery. North Liberty Elevator. j!6 REGULAR Shipments of Hereford I and Angus calves received weekly. Stealy Cattle Co., Oli- • vet and Marshall, Mich. otjl6 WANTED — TRUCK DRIVERS with their own 2 or 3 ton tractors, who want an opportunity to earn high wages and have long term lease, hauling new i automobiles into midwest and 1 eastern states. Must be financially secure and qualified to drive under ICC regulations. Come to Arco Auto Carriers,, Inc., 2500 Washington Road. Kemvha. Wise., or phone Olympic. 7-3167. otj!6 1 WE RE REMODELING end have ' several self service gondolas I check-out counters to sell. See I and price th. mat Jacob Drug | Store. Walkerton. jl6tf | FOR s iLE Boj ■ bttc $22. 'n 1 good condition Call after 6:30. i Address 1103 Tyler St. Walkerton Jl6p | YOU PICK Peas ready now; Strawberries this week Eldon ' Cllark. Ph. OLiver 6-3179. Nr. I Liberty. Jl6 FOR SALE - Nylon frieze living I room outfit; floor lamps; drop | leaf kitchen table and 6 chairs: | unfinished Bmton rocker and । ladder bark chairs; figurines : and gift plaquete; used magnus I portable organ. Palmer's Furn- { iture, Koontz Lake. Jl6p

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL A( ( Ol NT . STATE OF INDIANA ST. JOSEPH COUNTY ssIN THE ST. JOSEPH PROB X I F COURT ESTATE NO. 162'4 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESt TATE OF ELMER V. LAMBERT. Deceased. | Notice is hereby given that the undersigned personal represen.- . ative of the above captioned , state, has nresented and filed: (a) A final account In final settlement of said estate and petition to settle and allow account. (b) Petition to determine heha. i and that the same shall be heard in the court room of said Court on the 28th day of June, 1960. at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said Court and shrw cause, if any’ thej-e be, why said account should not be approved. And the heirs of said decedent and all others interested are also required to appear and make , proof of their heirship or claim l to any part of said estate. Maurice Lambert Personal Representative Casimer .1. Pajakowski Clerk of above captioned Court Florence Creagor Morris Attorney for Estate jl6 ( Alins OF THANKS □ □ I would like to thank my relatives and friend s for their cards, letters and prayers while I was in the hospital. They will always be cherished. Mrs. Dean Claxton. 1310 So. Carroll St.. South Bend. We want to thank the members of the Walkerton Fire Department for their quick and able assistance given at our home last Saturday. We appreciate what you did for us. Hilda Center and Children I wish to thank the Rebekah Lodge, Odd Fellows and everyone who sent me cards and flowers while I was in the hospital. They were greatly appreciated. Mrs. Hattie Dankert. Someone! has suggested that what we really need is a new i child labor law to keep kids from , working their paints to death. I It was Junior’s birthday, and , the mailman brought him a book as a present from Aunt Alice. “That’s what they call a bock, dear,” replied his mother. “It’s what they make a movie out of for television.’’

RORINSON S REPAIR SERVICE “SPECIAL SALE ON NEW APPLIANCES” We need used trade-ins—Ref., Freezers, Ranges and Washers NEW EASY WRINGER WASHER Keg. $129.95, now SB4 wt NEW EASY WRINGER WASHER, Reg. $159.95, now slo9wt NEW MAYTAVi WRING. WASHER. Reg. $189.95, now sl44wt NEW MAYTAG WRING. WASHER. Reg. 164.95, now sl29wt NEW SPEED QI EEN W. WASHER, Reg. 194.95, now sls4ut NEW SP. QI EEN AUTO WASHER. Reg. 349.95, now s269wt NEW MAYTAG AUTO WASHER, Reg. 379.95, now $269.95wt NEW GIBSON 30” RANGE, Reg. 269.95, now sl9Bwt NEW GIBSON 10-ft. FREEZER, Reg. 2’9.95, now $179 • NEW GIBSON li ft. FREEZER, Reg. 389.95, now $239 NEW HAMILTON ELEC. DRYER, Reg. 179.95, now $U< NEW 30-gal. RUDD WATER lITR.. Reg. 119.95, now $79.95 1 Year Free Service 1 Year Free Parts 3 Years To Pay — No Money Down See Why Everyone Is Coining To ROBINSON'S REPAIR “WE WILL TREAT YOU FAIR” 2 Mlles North of North Liberty on 23 —- Phone OL 6-8372 “CLOSED SUNDAYS” — —— — - —*— .

Lincolnettes 4-H A gay time was had when 100 Junior Lincolnettp 4-Hers and the Linrolnito.s 4-H boys and their friends gathered for a wiener roast and hayride at the Orville Schmeltz farm last Saturday evening. Kay Powell was in ch i.jge of the evening. After e.itmg t.he groups played games. In spite of the ram the group went cn the planned hayride. Orville Schmeltz and Phil Kollar drove the wagons Mrs. Barnard Williams, Mrs. Robert Awald, Mrs. Orville Schmeltz and Miss Deanne Mechling rod e on the wagons. Bill Blaisdell followed in his car. After the hayride the group enjoyed ice cream before going home. A Junior lancolnettes meeting will be held Thursday, June 16 at the W. H. S. A surprise ia in store sc he sure to attend. Girls, now i s the time for you to start working on your demonstrations. On Monday. June 27, there will be held a dessert party at 7:00 in the W. H. S. gym. Motherg are welcome to come. Johnson Twp. 4-H Th e first meeting of the Johnson Township Tractor Maintenance Club was held at the Farm Bureau Co-op in Hamlet. Seven rut < the nine members weie present. Club leaders Emit Glorp and Claude Kissinger passed ant the project books to the members. Election of officers was held with Don Thomas as president, David Knowlton, vice president; John Stahly. secretary. The next meeting willj be held June 15. PICNIC DINNER The annual picnic dinner of the Presbyterian Dorcas Circle was held in the home of Mrs. W. P. Cowan on Thursday. June 9, at 12:30 o’clock. After a most delicious dinner, the meeting was opened with the singing of an old hymn, “What a Friend We Have in Jesus.” Mrs. Charles Hinz had the devotions, the subject being, “Facing the problems of evil.” The 37th and 73rd Psalms were studied together. Roll call was answered with a scripture verse containing the word, “Affection.” Mrs. Claude Watkins gave an article on what our summer medical offering is used for. She also passed out envelopes to receive the offering. W had a birthday cake and sang Happy Birthday to honor Mrs.. R. N. LaFeber . The meeting was closed with the usual benediction. Classifieds pay in big dividends I