The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 17, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 April 1964 — Page 16

- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — April 23. 19G1

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To Celebrate 50th Anniversary ^ '9 ■—' ' ■

Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Fries. o' Route 3. Koontz Lake. Walke ‘on. will observe their 50th redding anniversary April 21st. T' ey were married in St. Aloysius C- urch in Chicago. April 21st. E 14. and will attend mass at 7:45 a.m. in St. Patrick's church. W dkerton. on their anniversary d*te Their chi’dren. Mis. Emory I, wman, Stephensonville. News rndland: Harry J.. Chicago, at d L. Robert, of Tinley Park. Iff., have arranged for an open h • ;se Saturday. April 25’h, at the K ontz Lake Conservation Club H .use between 2:00 and 6:00 pm. No invitations were mailed. All f ends and relatives are invited. T ey have resided at the lake Pi ce 1940 with Mr. Fries retiring fi >m the Government Service in C icago in 1949. l*hey have five gt and« hildren. County Line Club Meets With Mrs. Daniels Mrs. Andrew Daniels, assisted by Mr< Fred Daniels, entertained t > County Line Club Tuesday, A .ril 14 Mis. Deri Wallace was ? guest. Mrs Stuart Wiler and M s Ed Pogodz.nski received d: >r prizes. Mrs Eugene Skinner and Mrs Wjillace were conte<t winners. Bi thdays honored were those of b. Ii hostessc.'- Mrs. Hazel Bard. i, and Mrs Ervin Stunt?. Ho=tt, es for next month's meeting w/J be Mr, Barden and Mrs Mimic Mikesell. Buy U. S Savings Bonds today.

Dr. Elliott Frash, Optometrist 113 Michigan Street Walkerton, Ind. Hours: 9:30 - 5:30 Mondays and Thursdays Phone 586-3722 Dr. Walter M. Denaut OFFICE HOUKS: 912 and 1-5 MTWFS Closed Thursdays Di. Burton L Furst J Dentist J J OFFICE HOURS: 9- 12 and 1- 5:30 MTTFP | t | Day or Night ■ Nusbaum’s Funeral Home | Phone Walkerton 586-3144 |

NFO Discussions To Be Aired On WNDU-TV A group of local NFO farmers joined with their vice-president Erhard Pfungsten at the WNDU Studio in South Bend in a panel discussion making a tape for MidWest Farm Report which will be shown on WNDU-AV Channel 16, April 26. at 12:30 to 1:00 o'clock. This program will be the first in a 13-week series of programs to a quaint the viewing public in general, the fanner in particu’ar. with the National Farmers Organization. Unis tape will be used all over the mid-west in future broadcasts. We have fifty stations putting on these telecasts at present. Those taking part listed in the order in which they appear on the panel are: Paul Schmueker. Nappanee, membership chairman. Elkhart County; Carl Heiser. Culver. chairman of the Mid-West Fann Report: William Marohn. of North Liberty, publicity chairman St. Joseph County; Carlyle Buss. Wakarusa, chairman of St. Joseph County and area organizer; Clarence Dutt linger. Wheatfield. National Director from Indiana: Harold Mil’er. Culver, vicechairman of Mid-West Farm Report. and Lawrence Snyder. 3rd Congressional District chairman and State Director NFO is a program of self help for farmers who believe that they should improve their own positions instead of running to the government for every little thing

The highest service wo can perform for others is to help them to help themselves This is Democracy in its purest form. NFO is an organization of the fanne?, by tne rainier, and for the farmer, for the preservation of America's small towns and family-size farms, away of life that is dear to us all. Many a man with a workable theory lacks the initiative and drive to push it throng’ll.

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Three Walkerton Boys Place In Science Fair Students from Walkerton High School who entered the Regional Science Fair at Manchester College April 11th were Larry Schmeltz. Kenneth Murphy and Jim Naragon. Larry Schmeltz placed first in the Conservation Division with his exhibit on "Animal Tracks and Seeds frnin Trees of Northern Indiana."

Kenneth Murphy and Jim N agon placed second In Electroexhibiting an "Electrocardiag and Nerve Stimulator." 'Hhese boys are to be con; ulated on their interest in sci and for their awards at the i gional Science Fair. They u accompanied to Manchester Robert Lusk, sponsor of local science club. Know the facts before \ speak—it's always better to correct than to be corrected