The Independent-News, Volume 86, Number 29, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 19 July 1962 — Page 5

E-D-I- T-O-R-I -A-L What is the favorite American pastime? Is it baseball? Dees fishing and outdoor sports attract more? Could bowling or golf get the nod. Does staying at home and watching TV attract more? Or could it be fun at the beaches and swimming pools? No. none of these ranks first with the American people. Driving and riding in the family or one's own car occupies mbre time than any other hobby or sport. Os course, this doesn't mean people just drive to be driving, as a lot of the driving on the road is for business as well as pleasure. However, today the roads of our nation often lead to the hospitals, the doctors' offices 01 even the funeral home. Last year alm< st 38,000 persons lost their lives on the highways of \merica. Many of these persons iad never driven a car. many more

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were xu ry ( ireful drivers, but a small percentage were the fast an I cm u ■; type that cause many me m’s whether they arc du ci tly involved or not. Driving is a full time job. Wh< n on.' is behind the wheel of a C ii they have in their power the h st lethal weapon this country has ever known. It does not lake much to pull the trigger of this weapon. A slight miscalculation can do it. . . a lax moment when one's reflexes are m t up to par. . . a careless chance anytime on the highway . . . driving when too tired to operate a ear with a clear mind . . . any little thing can pull the trigger for from one to ten or twel e persons. Everyday when we pick up the daily newspapers, we read of traffic accidents happening that took so many lives and injured so many more. This is the same story day after day with only the names and identification i hanged. Eva i yone has their driving tips to offer, every safety or police

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gn up, insurance companies and so forth. However, to continue 'o pound this information at pc pie makes them almost insulted as it seems the simpl st tips are things evervone should know. However, to heed these tips is good, but still the best advice for a driver is just go id. common sen.se and courtesy on the load. Eight Walkerton / Students To F Attend Clinic Eight Walkerton High School student musicians are among the 95 high school mils < inns nom Indiana, Illinois and Ohio, accept, ed for enrollment in the Indiana State College Summer Band Clin-ic-Worshop, which inns .Inly 23 thru August 2 on the ISC campus. Four service organizations of Walkerton are sending seven of the students to the summer camp. One student, who attended la-t year, is paving' his own way. The sponsoring organza lions arc;

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A merit an Legion, two; Lions Club, two; Band Boosters, two, and Chamber oi ('ommei.c, on (^.Wdkerton students ao pled are Robert Dewhirst, cornetist ; Miss Lama Divine, allo saxophonist; Mis- Ruth Fiaibv, alto saxophonist: Miss Janet Gilmer baritone saxophonist, Mi-s Carolyn Mann, clarinetist; Kn’ Schweder, trombonist; CharlShetland, cornetist.; and John Stahly Jr, trumpeted The workshop will ne directed by Joseph Gremelspacher, ISC professor of music, and George Graesch, ISC associate professor of music and ISC Symphonic Band conductor They will be assisted by a clinic staff of high school band directors. IS-' musi< faculty and cMege mu-ic students Kenneth John. New Carisle High School band dnector, will be a member of the clinic^ st.atf. The camp-type clinic workshop program to be offered will include swimming, tennis stud- nt coducted class. tlaciy clm-s,. dance band, listening, private h >- sons sectional rehearsals, special

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music movies, informal dances, and other activities. The < linic-worlshop symphonic b md, < ->mproimo d M the 95 high school musician , high school dir- tor; and college music, studenl.s will appear m concert on Wednesday evening, Aug. 1, at 7:30 pim in .he air-conditioned ISC Student Union Building auditorium. The band will be directed by the high school band directors and will perform new 1962 and late 1961 music publications which will be studied in daily rehearsals. The concert is open to the g-ne: d public without a-lmission charge. WALKERTON M-A-S-C-N-I-C No. 619, F. & A. M. MASONIC MEETINGS ’ First Thursday Night of Month WARNER CL \RK, W. M. All Masons Invited HARRY DOLL, Secretary WALKERTON. INDIANA

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