The Independent-News, Volume 89, Number 14, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 April 1965 — Page 16

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — APRIL 8. 1965

NFO Group Hears Os National Meeting The St. Joseph County NFO held its regulai meeting on Tuesday night. Map-h 30. at the Tamarack Grange Hall on Elin Hoad. Loya! Burkholder, pr< sdent. presidol. Carlyle Buss, aiea organizer, told of his re< ent trip to Des Moines. lowa, attending a Natioiial board mooting Th. organization has become so large that facilities at Corning. lowa, would ro longer accomodate them, so switch I their meeting to the Larger city. He rapm’ted the NFO sue'ess in its nieat collective bargaining efforts We have receiving stations all across Illinois and Indiana, shipping in hogs from Missouri. lowa, and Kansas, where they are L«d. weighed and sorted to meet specific ord >rs and then on to the east coast. NFO members t.ho have sold through these art mgements. have ro eivcd premi ims ranging from nothing to $ 2 ; ‘er hea i. ‘We haven’t tried to sell this t r ■ n hers on a price basis.” I e emph i zes, “We regard this a- something of a holding action in itself, as we’re taking a lot of hogs away from interior collection points every week. It seems to be working well for everyone and our members arc very enthused” Ijawrenre Snyder, chairman of the meat board for zone 2. spoke of the members participating in St Joseph County and the other five counties he heads. He also

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quotexi kcal receiving station prices and showed the effect our collective gelling was having on their prices To accomplish our goal, we must sell together regvelless of price incentive P|ease send in your cards with meat information so that we can have orderly marketing arrangements. E<lith Snyder, reporter Farm Bureau Bids On Elevator The board of directors or the St. Joseph County Farm Bureau Coop. held a meeting of its stockholders Monday night. March 29. asking the stockholders to vote on a resolution proposal made by the Marshall County Farm Bureau Co-op that they purchase St. Joseph County Co-op holdings of the Terra Coupe Co-op e’evator and the 3’ 2 acres and bulk gas storage facilities for $45,000, a package deal. This was the only offer they had received on the three letters sent to prospective buyers. Stc kholdi is killed the proposed resolution and in its stead, passed a resolution to sell the proposed property, but it must be soyi by sealed bids to the highest bidder and meh property to sold separably. All bds to be in the hands of the board of directors bv 12 noon. April 30. bids to be opened at 2:00 o’clock the same day. Said proposal must be advertised in all loading and local farm publications. A man soon learns that he can’t travel far on a lame excuse.

NOTIC E OF HEARING IN THE ST JOSEPH PROBATE COURT ESTATE NO. 19083 STATE OF INDIANA ST JOSEPH COUNTY ss: IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Edith F. Groshans. also known as Edith Groshans and Edith Hershberger. Deceased Notice is hereby given that the undersigned personal representative of the above captioned estate, has presented and filed: A final account in final settlement of said estate and petition to settle and allow account. Petition to detei mine heirs. Petition for authority to distribute estate. and that the same shall be heard in the court room of said Court on the sth day of May. 1965. All persons entitled to shaie in final distribution of said estate are notified to appear in court on said date and make proof of heirship or claim to any part of said estate and show - ause why such account should not be approved. Nelson D Walz Personal Representative Aloysius J. Kromkowski Clerk of above captioned Court Florence Ci eager Morr s Attorney for Estate 2tals NOTICE T will not be responsibly for debts other than my ojwn p Robert Kurtz Watch out for school children!

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lI^S^SERVICE NOTES OPERATION GEMINI —Seaman Apprentice Raymond D. Eaglebarger, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orean Eaglebarger. of Rt. 1. North Liberty, was part of the recovery force during the first manned Gemini flight March 23. His ship, the destroyer USS Rob. ert A. Owens, was one of twenty vessels assigned to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration project. Navy and Coast Guard ships took station 'along the path of the spacecraft’s orbital track. The recovery area, whether one. two or three orbits were completed. was calculated to be between Capo Kennedy and the Canary Islands. Several weeks prior to the mission. his ship underwent extensive training in recovery techniques and communications procedures necessary for smooth task foi»'e coordination, assuring safe recovery of the astronauts and Gemini craft. Folkwing completion of the project, his ship returned to her regular duties with the Atlantic Fleet. EARLY BIRD It’s a poor policy to put things off until tomorrow — someone else is apt to do it today.

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