Walkerton Independent, Volume 86, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 April 1962 — Page 4

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largest selection of <aster cat tl. I >a>kets. and fannie max candies » I open even day 8 am to 9 pm sun 7:’IO to 6 pm • 1 € J c > ] » ( • - - , Phone »•» I

"Slaves” Bring' F.F.A. §239.50 The following FFA members were »>!d its slaves on Saturday, March 11 The Walkerton FFA Chapte: wishes to express its apprei iation for Die fine spirit sh wn by the people who attended and h ipid with the auction. I isti I I i e in order is the r । i. es the -slave, price paid and buyer. I- vi! Knowlton $9.50 Richard Verkier .Norm Stahly $9 00, Howard Clingenjevl .Lil: S • lei ■ $9 50 Wilt Baker T r i" n, ”p <l, slo 00, How - ard Cl ngenpeel Rjeh i! 1 Houser. -$6 <H> Hairy Poll Dannj H Jland. $ x 00, Har d I Kmw;i >n Lury Sie Igiass, $6 <»o Clyde Snodgrass John Stahly SIOOO. Glenn Stahly Phil Harus, SIO.OO, Lloyd Thomas Hai .d C nell $6 00, Howard ChcgL r.pt i. 1 .Terr;. t 'Je $9.00 Dean Anderson D«rms Childers, $s oq, Dirk Verkier Gem Lute 00, Harry Doll Lairy Anders n, $llOO, John Stahly Jin. Da jbe $ 11.50, A rthu r Schmeltz Lar \ Barden .$7.00 Clyde Snodgrass R. h \ erkier, $13.50, Paul Drake Lairy Wood SBOO, Walt Baker Tn u Brown $7 50. Louie Kemp Ji” Di.k sll 00, Paul Drake R b Mo hrag $H on. Gus V< rkler - -njw-r- ¥ ’ 1 'v.- I Ei”ier I*rube & Son B. L Holser & Co. J/k Ryan Louis M. Daube Lowell Guhse

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Don Thomas. SIS 00 Bob Awald i Harold Matteson. $22 no. Mis Howard Clmgenpeel Bike ( heck At Youth Building Saturday Morning The Bike Safety cheek ">H be hel I m front o f th Yo ith .'.Hiding front 9 am. to 12 Saturday mot mng. parents an 1 urged to send their children with their bikes for the safety check. The PT A i, sponsoring this pr>jv 1 and Un Walkerton Police Department and tl . Civil Di f nse Auxiha y I’olle will do the checking. Remember, tins safety measure nay Eave your child's life. Points to be checke are fenders brakes, chains. fle< cars, handle bars and h >rn i kes to be ridden aK<r dark amid be eq-lipped with a headh as well a refle tors. On Monday. May 7 i, at 8 p m , the St. Joseph C ity Council of the P. T. A•. 1 meet in the Walkerton Ebm - • Lml ling Our local P T wd be in charge of the re-1 v. : n Speech era ft ( iub Enjoys Meeting The Wakerton Spcechcpaft Club i: et Wedm - y evening. March 28. at 8 m a St. Patrick's S< hod The I 'M illion was given bv Mis C >:n Mien.u I Mrs H irlcy Me- us read th' information Mrs Ora Hard, cm d "Spring" as her tncme . T >astmistnss Mrs Clyd iv <• n. yP the 1 ' ( "The \<h ■ v , ;nd 1 u - advantngf s <>f q , iS .n for dis-<-i ■■ ion Sc ta) t pit - Mr> Cail Wil-in g h r seventh spe h and .Mr • W iv n.if h< r"I •• Bn aki ■ '< h mnnbei (•ne Mrs. Frar J. h -r and Mi l lobci I I i 111 •“ • ■ 1: r; ■ mid I’.r. ' -i’i'1 . -< -• v i !. > • . : .r. Mt John G • ■’ kp‘ tine Ei 'n h . h . L < ’ ’ inn < -l: n. The next n . ... Wil; > he’d Apt:' 11 at St . .vks. si din M ' PA i I ILu IN 1 . I Li T V. I f< r < • t ■ .'. n 'i livery deposited as soOp m. Saturda\ and px U 3:15 ■ . Sunday should ('< pouted a < urb boxes at tl d or new P >s<. Offices as - m til is Heiltd and taken South Bend >r dl - pat eh.

n □ I HEATHS | □ □ Earl A. Fouts Earl A Fouts 67. Rt 3. Walkerton, i.i" 1 a! 10 15 u m Monday, at the St tike Memorial hospital Knox. Mr Fouts was a farmer He was born June 12. 1891, in Km. as and December 23, 1916 was married in Ln ’orte, Ind., to Eva Marie Mull vho survives Also surviving is one brother Elmer Fouts, of Kingsbury Funct d r m e -.< re held at p " W< !i” d. m the Nusb i -n Funer i! Hon • Rev David < - ' - the P" b -ei rm Church " 'i< it' win be t| in W w>dh •• ‘incterv Irvin F. I homns Irvin F. Thom is 62. of route 2, LaPorte, fath- r of Francis Thomas of Walkerton, died Tuesdiy in Holy Family Hospital

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after a three month illness. Services will be held Friday at 1 p.m, nt the Haverstock Funeral Home in LaPorte. Graduates From Humboldt Institute Miss Brenda Rankert. 1(X)5 Illinois Street Walkerton, daughter erf Mr and Mrs. John Rankert. is a graduate of Humboldt In dilute, a Transportation school foi young men and women. Humboldt is the largoi< Transportation school in the country, and is located at 2101 Blaisdell Ave, Minneapolis Minnesota. Brenda has boon placed by Humboldt's director with Northwest Orient Airlines as Clerksteno in Minneapolis. A man with no aim in life is like a plane tn a heavy fog—hopele,sly loet but making good time

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