The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 39, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 24 September 1964 — Page 12

12

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — Sept. 21. 1964

North Liberty Women's Club Lists Programs (Continued from page 1) our co-chairman in Civil Defense and a member of our club, will provide f >r us a speaker on Civil Defense from South Berd Mr< E I' M ID” el will entert in the club in her home M u 2' at 7:30. This will be out Dme Ife pi ’rar A film “’o ’ e Cutch a 1! 1 ’W," fur- | pit G C•. vv 11 b • < yed Th? las’ meeting of our club y ( Mllb, a Jur - Inn hem and

_____ r ) SEE BUY The Rugged J & M Jumbo Gravity Box (165 bushel capacity) $167.50 each 2 for $330.00 Jim Mercer & Sons Allis-Chalmers Sales & Service Phone 586-3533 Walkerton AI3TF pMwweMMWMMBoeme/ ^GUARANTEED I[~® -\ in writing • | I . &*> J ? I M£2 I ft? New Formula • llt SUPER | 11_ RAINBOW : I takes the risk out of fertilizer buying I I j j i t. lIW ism! S9«i UIHOW FFJtWM ftUT FOOC g Kuflß ■ 1 < > ■ | । ggO s I IhH I W K? *r'FyOwSiS' ■ iH l L " | * talk! ■ V b 11 w turn hrtil .or ' Pars into greater A 0 i • ■■ A I ORDER NOW WHILE FULL SUPPLY LASTS! | Y ■ RAW BOW GU ARANTETD TOO! ■ ■ I ■ • m rpueranteo r I h : ' ■ x | North Liberty * i Grain and Feed ? X'»i th Lihej Iy, Indiana w

art exhibit at Mary Kay’s Restaurant dining room Each member will bring three exhibits of art, paintings, etchings, watercolors, punts or photographs anything in the picture family. For the program. Mrs E. I’. McDaniel will give “The Life of Grandma Moses.” Our own club projects will be: library cards for every member. M’s Russell Sheneman: stamp ejections for veterans. Mrs. Err< st Beron. Pen pals, to be members of Fem ’ i’cd Clubs abroad, school d> m-out ; Go<>d Will bags. Mrs. Cecil Dewey: "The Clubwoman." Mis Herbert Lauver. New mcmluns. Mis. E. I’. Mc-

Daniel; blind goods Mrs. Paul 1 Williams; cancer bandages, Mrs. ’ Osborne Fisher; safety belts, Mrs. ; Charles Patterson. There are many other projects which our 13th District and state promote, and we cooperate. i Members of our program committee are Mrs. Paul Neidlinger, ] Mis Alto Holmes and Mrs. McDaniel. with Mrs. Neidlinger as chaii man. Officers are: president, Mrs. Fieri Collar: Ist vice, Mrs. Alto Holn es: 2nd vice, Mrs. E P McDaniel; seiietary, Mrs. Orville Mapes; treasurer, Mrs. Osborne Fisher. N. E.O. NEWS NFO has now c ompleted four and one half weeks of the holding action, it is evident that NFO people don’t intend to slacken their efforts until this goal is ! accompli hed. For the first time the admis- ‘ sion that the NFO holding action is having an effect, is coming from those opposing our efforts. Buyers are in the country desperately trying to got livestock, by telling farmers that the hold is over and doing everything possible to get livestock shipped We are getting very close to winning with no thought of calling it off. Processors are signing contracts and many more are ready to negotiate. NFO farmers have been contacting livestock farmers all over the mid-west, asking them to join the NFO and support their efforts. A. few say that our asking prices are too high. We did not pull these prices out of a hat. A group of farmers from different parts of the mid. west, got together and put facts and figures on the table, and decided we must have these prices to covei cost of production plus a fair profit. There is no country in the world where food is so cheap. Only Ik per cent of the take home pay is spent on £ood It isn’t the high cost of living that’s effecting this country, it’s the cost of high living! Some people seem to forget that the farmer is a consumer too In fact, he not only has to buy for his own family, but also the cost of producing and feeding 2S other people. The livestock in your feedlots is your power to price your production. Mr. Farmer. The livestock you sell is your surrender! Remember, we can not collective, ly bargain for a price for you unless you join with vs. The members of the NFO have been subjected to all kinds of malicious gossip in the past fom weeks. When they are trying so GET MONEY BACK - TO - SCHOOL LOANS If you arc bding faced with back-to-xchool ex-pen-es this fall, don’t worry about it. Simply get some I X S T A X T MOX E'S at Central Civdit Corporation. We have loads of it on hand and vou’re welcome to any amount up to §IOOO. Phono us or stop in soon. CENTRAL CREDIT CORP. 61X Roosevelt Road Phone 5X6-3129 Open Monday & Friday Evening’-; Fntil 7:00 pm Closed Saturday JR”

hard to better agriculture as a whole, how can fellow Americans resort to such tactics that they know in their own minds before they even repeat it, isn’t so? Nowhere in any walk of life can there bo found more dedication, more determination and willlngness to push ahead, as the fellow members of the NFO. Edith Snyder, secretary Indians Travel To River Forest Friday The Walkerton Indians will travel to River Forest on Friday night tn play the Ingots on their home field. Game time at River Forest is 7:30 p m. The Ircots are a much improved team over last year’s when Walkerton won a squeaki'r at the Walkerton Park. Busses will again lx- available for the students to this game. Watch out for school children!

~nvTi ■ ,i o "o TRUCKLOAD SALE THREE BIG DAYS SEPT. 24-25-26 Save Now During Our Big Truckload Purchase of Quality WEPCO Products! rnssss I PuoPo'lA ’! Reg. $28.95 $2349 a top quality heavy gauge •X-~ truded aluminum door with clean modern lines. Pre-hung end pre-drilled for easy installation. All hardware included. r —- ™ MEASURE FTt! Measure opening ' width and height as illustrated In dia« B,am ’ , nssss X Weathek (Vindow) J Res. $14.95 fc a $1 199 u A deluxe triple tilt action win* « .. dow. Heavy gauge extruded eluminum; easy to clean! Adjust from inside; pre-aligned tor easy installation. HOW TO MEASURE ‘ / —, Measure opening L . width and height as * * Illustrated in dia« ' T ~ * gram. I Walkerton . Lumber & Coal U Company I Phone 5X6-3131 / W alkerton I

PARTNERS Public officials who wink at crime and corruption today will be working with it tomorrow. nvMHMMnMMMOTMmHmHHMHBMMHNMHmnMRMI 60 Years Os Service Ext. 1903 LEMONTREES EXAKIN© HUB AU Ulm— Made to Phone CE 4-7771 230 S. Michigan St.