The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 5 July 1962 — Page 1

Volume 86; Number 27

LARGE CROWDS ATTEND 4th PROGRAMS

Accidents Injure Several And Do Property Damage Several persons were injured in three accidents last week and considerable property damage was caused to the involved automobiles. On Thursday. June 28, at 8:35 p.m., a two-car accident oc< ured on Indiana 23 one mile south cf Walkerton. Leslie L. Williams, route 1, Grovertown. and Jetty DePry, Bloomington, Ind., were involved in one accident as Dopey, northbound, pulled out to pas s another northbound ante. He hen saw the southbound Williams vehicle, but the cars collided befote he cculd pull back into his own lane. Damages amounted to $150.00 to DePoy's car and $250.00 tc Williams' car. De Wayne P. Williams, 11. a passenger in the Williams car, was taken to a lot al doctor's office and treated for a bruised left shoulder. DePcy was arrested for improper passing and paid a fine and costs totaling $18’.75. On June 29, at 11:50 p.m., also on State Road 23, but this time two miles nerth of North Liberty. cars driven by Melvin F. Newcomer, 28656 New Road, North Liberty, and Clem J. Borkowski. 59759 Myrtle Road, were involved in an accident. (Newcomer was southbound on 23, preparing to make a left turn onto New Road and pulled intc the northbound lane and had a sneezing attack. Borkowski, northbound cn 23. pulled off the right side of 'he toad to avoid a head-on collision and skidded into a telephone pole and bounced into the Newcomer car. Borowski had lacerations on his left arm. scalp and severe lacerations of his left ear Barry Buckley, 25829 Road 23. Sou'h Bend, a passenger in Borkow s's car soft red a h-ft shor'd. •>. araticn. Lloyd Moore. 59202 S'ate Road 23. suffered sever* In< < i itions of scalp and concussion IT - fled from the scene in appai nt state of shcck and a search by passersby, neighbors and North Liberty Police, failed to find the boy. He turned up at about 1 on a m. at the Byrcn Stevens farm home. 2 miles east on New Road. The Moore boy could net recall where or whyhe ran from the accident. He was taken to Memorial hospital, South Bend. Newcomer was arrested for driving left nf center. Damages to the Newcomer car were $359, and Borkowski’s was a tetai loss. On Sunday. July 1, at 3:55 p.m., Gerald Rose. 16, was involved in an accident on Tyler Road, one-quarter mile east cf Indiana 23 just north of Walkerton. Rose mot an on-ccming car at the Railroad crossing and gave way to the right and struck the railroad tracks, lost control of his car and went down a t-n foct embankment. Damages tn the car amounted to approximate ly SSOO. TEEN DANCE FRIDAY IN WALKERTON The weekly Teen Dance in Walkerton will be held nn Friday night at the Youth Building. The dance will be from R:3O to 11:09 with recorded music. The admissicn price of ten cents will be charged at the door. Any volunteers for any of these weekly dances as chaperones, please contact Bob Urbin.

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POLICE NEWS John Oliver, Medaryville, Indiana, was arrested May 20th for reckless driving. He was fined $5.00 plus costs of $17.75, this past week. Adam Ganz, New Ixndon, Ohio, was arrested July Ist for speeding. He paid a SIOO fine and costs of $17.75. Robert A Heet. of Plymouth. Indiana, was bitten July 3 by a dog owned by Richard Moreau, Shamrock Street. Walkerton. He was treated by a Iccnl doctor, and the dog was placed under two weeks observation. Today’s theory: The Lord provides and taxes take away.

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pionship team, appeared in the North Liberty parade on July I, and again thrilled everyone with

outstanding floats in the North Liberty July 4th Parade. The

Moving? Please Let Us Know! Are you going <0 move and have a change of address'.’ If so, w< uld you please let us know in advance of your move so we can change your address anil not interrupt delivery of the Independent (News. Thank you. D\N< E SATI’RDAY NIGHT Dance Saturday night. July 7th, at Eish Igike Lu ns Club Building Round and square dancing. 9:00 to 12:00 p.m. Donation 75c per person Music by Walker Wolff Orchestra. jsp

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float was a first prize winner in its divisu n.

NORTH LIBERTY M.Y.F. |( E ( REAM SO( 1 \L The Ni rth Liberty Methodist Youth Fellowsl ip u c 1 ream so cd will be held July 20lh. a' the Methodist Church. Sublwuhes. ice cream, cake, pie. coffee, anil pop are on the menu. FISH STOut Anglers fmd that there .ire two periods when fishing is good before they get there and after they leave. FA ONOMIZE What this country seems to need most today arc sound and practical theories on h w to live within one’s income.

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Weather Man Is Cooperative Again The Fourth of July Celebrations in both Walk* rton and North Lib'ity wer. attended by ’his v* . r with estimates in bMh t'-—> elai’i. the largest crowds in recent y- । rs. A: t«i a wi\ < wer - «-t morning, 'he w-' Hher turned out fine for the .lay v i’h a nice warm d.iv h t all ami not a burning hot sun. Large fin works ■! I ivs md- - d bo’ii d -ys ■ ’ll u . ny favor. >mmen* ■. Th<- ■’ >ys in both to. ■w r w-il ■pm k ! v ;th entertaimmnt ami th-- complete Jis’ of winm i. m tin g imos. conic ' ami par ide v ill be listt 1 for all next w-ek. The parade v. >■ ”.e highlight of the North Liberty <| jy and had a good attendant •' and parti- < a’ion The mi*!'.', iv and balk on aspens.<>n are the two big drawing cards at Walk- r’< n pr ior ‘o the fireworks, but m my enj v- l the other activitie-, in both towns In Walker’ >n th- Chamber of Commerce, Annm an Legion ami Lions Club sponsor the program while the N< rth Liberty merchants are the sponsors of their activities. Brazilian To Speak At Public Meeting A Brazilian, Akiyo ni Aoki, 28. a r-pr<‘ entative of the International T’or-tgn Youth Exchange (fFYE) progiam, will speak at the W a I k >■ r ’ on Elementary School h*; -. Li :i\ i '.mug. July 6th. it x; 15 o''.-’ •k. Mr. At ki is a hmme guest of ’he Howard < . a . . st aj - in / S' Ji h C ~ .' Xrrangemetit- for tin.-, pi.b’ie -r a 11 ance w >-i • ■ d bv t la' B - lb- oes D< . -.-rn’ra' n Cub iml t>ie . • -■ b- :g made t. all H- me 1 >-m - '..-.'re r-n <■ .1 m I Cr. .a < 1 b I- !■ । s to n itifv ' .r .. e. ■■ - ।m 1 :11< nds c-' : th-, m.c - : ng. The n- . tm; lis l n p om d is »h-' oni’. publ nn-eting it w ; : h Mr. A >ki w 11 be ai>!« to .!1< w his ColO id . ade' am! ;n- ik - 1 ins country. Mr Aoki, whee 1 >me is in Anai arm. I’m ana Bio/d speaks 1' a !tigU'-se, J ipanc.-e and English. Hr- is director of the Agricultm al s< hot 1 <>f Vpu< irna, a y< nth lead'r and ac'ive in school organization.- He will remain with the Clingenpeels until July 19th There are 15 IFYE delegates from foreign countries in Indiana for the summer. The time. 8:15, was set so as n< ’ to interfere with the Friday night hand concert and drawing. Hostv. ses from the Better Homes Demontraticn Club tor ’he evening will be Mrs. Roy Williams, Mrs William Bellinger and Mrs. Richard Verkb-r. BAKE SALE The Walkerton Junior League Baseball group will have a bake sale on Saturday, July 13. at the Central Credit Office Mrs Harvey Steffen is in charge. All players are to have pies, cakes, co< kies et( . at Central Credit by 3 pm. The bak * sale will run from 3.09 to 8:00 p m U VTCII EXPENSES One wav to live within youi mcome is to keep your chin up and your over’iead down.