Walkerton Independent, Volume 83, Number 40, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 September 1960 — Page 5

Boat Races Sunday At Koontz Lake The annual Boat Races, sponsored by the Koontz Lake Water Sports Club, will he held at Koontz Lake Sunday. September 4. The races will begin at l;od pin and are held on a couma marked out in front of the Anderson Beach Hctel. Elgin la-or in all have b< en planned with no admission charge to watch this annual event. Races will be held in the following classes: 0 to 7' 2 hp ; 8 to 15 h.p.; 16 to 25 h.p.; 26 to 35 h p.; 36 to 50 h p.‘, 50 and over h.p.. Free for all any size motcr; and a race for women ,25 h.p. and up. Tlrese races have been sanctioned by the Indiana State Conservation Department. These trophies will ho awarded In each race for Ist. 2nd and 3.d, with the exception of the ladies' race, in which a prize will be awarded the winner. Merchants of Walkerton and Kcontz Lake have contributed to this for the purchase of the trophies They are: Walkerton Pharmacy. Walkerton Oil Co.. Farm-e;-s State Bank." Independent-News Co., Inc.. Walkerton Lanes. Dave and Ray's Koontz Lake Store. Reed’s Electric. Jacoh Drug Store. Nick's Supermaiket, Y-Gc-

RED HOT LABOR DAY WEEK END MEAT SPECIALS

Stark & Wetzel Wieners " 45 c

IGA SALAD OAn Dressing QL Vv"

Van Camps 4 4EC Pork & Beans £ 1U

By Restaurant, Paschen's Service Station. Koontz Lake Bargain Center, Peterson’s Laundromat at Koontz Lake. Palmer's Furniture Store. Refreshments of hot dogs and cold drinks Will be sc Id at the races by the Water Sports Club. Style Show Was Pleasing Affair It is tco seldom that Walkerton w >men get together for a ple asant social afternoon such an was provided Friday by the Woman's Community Club, when they presented their annual luncheon ami fashion shew, planned and executed to the minutest detail. Tvo hundred guests wpie seated at tables for ten in the high school gym. Centering the tables were cleverly made miniature figures of an elephant, a donkey and an all-American girl, arranged in a styrofcam baseplanned to get out the vote in November. The luncheon was served by the hostesses at each table. The Carollers, a men's glee club from the United States Steel Company, Gary provided a half hour of delightful music - net nearly enough to satisfy the assemblage. Their numbers were chosen particularly for the occasion. and featured songs about women. It is hoped they will return to Walkerton for a full concert. They were directed by

— NOTICE- - Labor Day Till Noon Walkerton Siore

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Edward E. Wells. Mr. and Mrs William Laramoje. proprietors of the Bosworth Store in Plymouth, presented a group of fall fashions, using local models who displayed the garments in true professional style. The collection of suits, drosses, college ami career g, ; | clothes. phis lovefy children s apparel, which they showed. was evidence of the versatility cf their stock. Plymouth is only a f w miles from Walkerton and Bosworth’s is a complete department store. The members of the Cmv" unity Club appreciate the suppn-rt of this project and hope it can continue as an annual affair. Mrs. J. F. Spencer, pr-sident, ami her officers for the coming year, will entertain Friday in the Spencer home at the opening meeting for the 1960-61 season. A carry-in dinner Will be served tt 12:30. Gl EST SPEAKER AT JOHNSON TOWNSIHP FARM BUREAU Georgia Grise of Westville, who studied abroad last winter, will be the guest speaker at the Johnson Township Farm Bureau Public Relations Meeting 'Thursday Sept. 1. 8:00 pm.. in the Johnson Township Community Budding. She Will b n accompanied be her parents who will entertain with music and songs. The public is invited You won’t want tc miss this.

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Attends Fall Christmas Showing' Mahlon Jacob, of Jacob's Rexall Drugs. Walkerton, was among the hundreds of outstanding Drug Retailed who attend*--! t! ■ St inewa y-Fvrd Hopkins 1960 F.t'l anri Chiislma.s shew staged it the Prudential Building in Chi- ago on July 31 and August Is' R pre-<ntatc.s of ind pend- ntly owned si neway-Ford Hopkns System and S-rvi< e bs,s. as w ell as cor .pany-owm-I , ft -m a seven stale aiea in I du-^ Mt- I -gin. Oh •?. Imh.u, ■ |c - Wisconsin Minnesota and Id •.- amended the 'pecta'ii^ir • -r- - andise display session. F' < * < ui । cm; h:i*. s wa.s pia-< don tl. ^t a', importance Christmas 1 i- tak*n on m the drug industry wh-C. now features gift items, plus al! forms of accessories for the holiday season.

WE STRAIGHTEN CRANK SHAFTS On Most 4-Cycle Engines. Don't Throw That Mower Away Recause of a Rent Crank Shaft. CALL FOR PRICE Doll’s Service Station - Phone 19 • Walkerton

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PLEASE ATTEND THE WALKERTON LION’S CU B FISH FRY SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE YOUTH BUILDING. Dave & Ray’s IGA Walkerton Store Koontz Lake Store Phone 8 Phone 997-J

NOTICE- - Ail Day l abor Day Koontz Lake Store

Marhoeffer Canned HAMS Small No. 4 Size each $3*49

The displays included hardhitting advertising and pbr>m >- titnal materials which are being made available to all Participating membtr- n-<o'img to Irw-rt Beadle. Vice Pn s dent StinewayFord Hopkins Str-res. Be Wiee Aav» rlise! Boy's Shirts Girls' Dresses $1.49

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