The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1964 — Page 11

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Mwilda Robertson liad as Friv supper guest*, Linda and vitny Hilddbrand of Avon, Ohio, ,«i Beth Donat hen, New Road. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hildebrand d I Mile of Avon. Ohio, spent ,t week end with Mrs. Myrtle .• a* hen. Linda and Kathy rej’H home with them Saturday .rat Mr. and Mrs. Stan Schlemmer j K;..y just returned from a two ~ ks vacation wight seeing in Jurado, Yellowstcne, Badlands, util Dakota. They saw a "Pas- , n Play". "The Last Supper," d other points of interest. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Greneit 1 family of South Bend, and ■ is. .Alva Grenert of Lakeville turned from a two weeks vation sightseeing through west- : i states. They also visited with <• Walter Grenert family in । vton, Oklahoma, and Mr. and Jrs. Chester LaGue and Jas were m» guests. Mrs. Merlin Walters and daughrs and Mrs. Arthur Flora n I tve returned home from Wood [ ike Scout Re-ervation at Jones. M higan, where Mrs Floran and Mrs. Walters were cooks for the ; rl Scouts. Karen Walters was u assistant counselor in Unit 6 iia Jean Wa’terawas a program de and assisted in the units th the program such as flag remonies, hiking, assisting on itwfrrmt, cooking, etc. Barbara .■ ax a camper in imw 9 •vea the many activitee of camp le. Special attractions were a -►fenanny. camrcraft toumev. ui of ire programs and a ScoutRound.

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Mi h. Esther Harman visited Mr. and Mrs. Asa MahgUi in South , Bend recently. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snyder and M^. and Mra. Clif ton Snyder wei e Wf-ek etui guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Snyder in Valparaiso. Miss Ange’a Racy of South Bend. ♦ pent a few days last week with Mr. end Miu. Walter Worthington. Mrs. Charles Gordon and Mr and Mrs. Robert Rauen and Aaron visited in the Irvin Rauen hom^ Sunday in Wanatah. Mrs. Robert Rauen and Mrs. Charles Gordon visited Robert Gainer in the Porter Memorial • hospital in Valparaiso Sunday. Sunuay victors of Sir. and Mrs. John Be’on Jr. and family were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Naragon of Osceola. Marte Rudyn^ki is spending a few days at home before returning to classes at Indiana University. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schrader of Koontz l^ake. were Saturday visitors of the Bert Rudynski family. Mrs. Florence Hokierbaum and boys attended the Holderbaum reunion in La Porte Sunday. Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles Ulrich were Mrs. Blanche Rust and Mrs. Kenneth EUinger and Maxine of Bourbon. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snyder of Grand Rapids, were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Snyder. Studio Dread Shou now has a comnlete line of dark cottorul for fall. AU sizes including junior petite, junior, regular, and half.

N.F.O. NEWS The president of the National Fanners Organization, (NFO) Oren Lee Staley, said la. t Friday "Enthusiasm is high and determination build ng" for the group's market rebellion. When a meat act on is called, there are a few things you can expect to happen. First, as far as cattle are concerned, there are many captive sellers. By captive seller-:, we mean feeders who farmers think own their own cattle. but really the cattle are owned by someone else. In many cases, these cattle are really owned by packers and chain stores and are to be delivered o»i call. We also learned that other .socalled farm organization* on last Tuesday and Wednesday, had cooperating organized selling day’s. This puts all these groups on the side of those want ng to keep the farmers prices low. There are two other categories of farmers amt feeders who sell in a holding action. There are some who are financially caught in a bind and must sell, and then there are the opportunists. The opportunists have no regard foi their neighbor or anyone else but themselves. *\nd they will take advantage of the effort? of others. because they arc selfish and greedy by nature. They know very well that the only reason they are getting a higher price is because of NFO's effort, but they

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are blind to the objectives of the NFO. The main objective is a twelve month's contract. We must tabilize prices if American farmers are to survive. Sure, there will always be farms. But they will be corporation owned and controlled, and you an<| I will be hind men to <io this job of feeding the people of this great country and countries all over the world. Since the holding action stalled and the week previous when farmers were diligently contacting our neighbors, we have been signing memberships to thousands of fellow farmers. We also wiA to tliank every member and non-member fur helping us close the bam yard gates until such a time when we can activate our contracts. Remember, we are getting th*’ job done! Don’t let anyone "bram wash" you into thinking any different! N. L. Rainlum News The North Liberty Rainbow Girls have awarded a scholarship to Vicki Zent who will enter Indiana University Extension school to study pre-medicine this fall. This is a new project of the Rainbow Girls and is financed by their spring candy sale. School of instruction will be held Saturday. All girls going, meet at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 a m.

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