The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 April 1966 — Page 6

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - APRIL 14, 1968

Indiana is again right in pace with the nation as continuous figures Still showing traffic fatalities piling up at record paces. Last year’s figures were enough tu stagger anyone, but the If*66 nace is ahead of these figures on both the state and national level. A recent 1 blic.ty program about traffic dety showed an automobile d gned w.th every safety factor hat could be included. The cb , although sanewhat awkwan looking, was designed to cut down every possible chance for injury and still be an autanwJbile. Everything was designed for safety but cars of today are still sold mainly for looks, with motor and other factors such as prestige or economy second and th ini. Safety is hardly oonaidered when a car is purchased. v Doing all possible to make a a car safer stall can’’t cut down tlie accidents that occur simply because a careless person is behind the wheel. Whether or not cutting the horsepower or the

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YEAR OF 1965 North Liberty Masons To Dedicate New Twnpfo The North Liberty Masonic Lodge No. 266 F. & AM., announoes the final plants for the dedication of their new temple. Can Artiste Or Legitimate? With the nicer weather that We hope is con. ng, comes something else in a eavier flow than luring the moi • unpleasant weather. This is the house-to-house salesmen, pedd'ers, or solicitors for charitable organizations. This is the place to beware! North Liberty Student Wins Trip To Puerto Rico Steve Divine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Div me, left the J»ihn F. Kennedy Airport April 2. Steve vias one of L’.e winners of the Indiana Distri t winners of the National Conference of the Fel-

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top speed of the motor could make not.ceable difference is debat i de. That element of ch inn would still be taken by those vho don't scein to care. Sea belts have done much to stop . ‘talit-ies and serious injury v hen they are worn. Just putting them in a car doesn’t d • the trick, they must l>e used. Indiana is making a stronger effort to stop the traffic violators by putting stronger restrictions on the drivers I.cense of law violators. The number of points accumulated to lose a license is being cut down, making a traffic violation a matter which becomes more serious now to driving privileges. Still the one big answer is the person behind the wheel. Those who say it can’t happen to them could be the next to die. People always obeyed the regulations that have driven for years and still aren’t exempt from trouble. As the Safety Council says: Being right isn’t enough, you might be DEAD RIGHT

lowship of the Grace Brethren churches. Tri Kappa Pledges Four New Members Four new members were P'odged to Epsilon Chi Chapter of Tri Kappa. They are Mrs. James Capek. Mrs. William Carter, Mrs. Lowell Hartsell, and Mrs. Errol Van Buskirk. YEAR OF 1946 Plymouth Runs Away With Track Meet Plymouth won most of the points in the races but in field events, Walkerton u|is able to capture several points. Daube won first in the shotput with 41’ 9"; Bellin per won second place in the pole vault. Kindergarten We visited the Daily Thursday. Mr. Frame showed us how the bottles ware waahed, the milk was

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pajsteurized and ho^d they were filled. Each child was given one half pint of milk to drink. Hobo Band Billed For Chamber A hdbo band from South Bend 1 has been billed for the Apn) meeting of the Chamber of Commence at the high school. Fines Increasing There were twice as many fires in Southern Indiana during Fjdbruary and March as there were during the entire year of 1945. YEAR OF 1941 Peace Workers Stop Six bus loads of young men and women from Chicago and points west, stopped in Walkerton Friday noon for lunch. None of the restaurants knew of their coming so they soon had all of them filled to capacity and running over. However, by 12:30, the entire delegation had been served and were ready to continue their Journey to Nevi York City for a huge National rally of the American Peace Mobilization. Auxiliary MMecta Girt The Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion has selected Jean Jones, Junior, as their delegate to the first Girl’s State Camp to be held on the campus of Indiana Central College at Indianapolis, for one week, June 14 to 21 Tips Pickix! Up In World Fa .hion Centers Sharkskin is still tops for rihirts. Middy tope are news in twopiece dresses. Skirts have pleats or soft front fullness. Red. white ami Blue, and beige and brown, are featured colors this season. YEAR OF 1916 Did You Know That Thermalene gas is better than acetylene for welding? St. Paul candy factories consume 3,000,000 pounds of sugar yearly? Cameo-cutting, one of the most ancient of occupationH, hits just been Introduced into the United States. Mother of Twdnty-Flve Mis. Thorras Roth, who died at her home near Knox recently upon the 74th anniversary of her birth, vhs the mother of 25 children. eighteen of whom preceded her in death. Oavl p Accord.ng to a proclamation by Governor Go "in h. Sunday, April 22 will begin CLEAN-UP WEEK, when all citizens must get busy

and clean up their premises YUAR OF 1917 New W&ter Works Ptent Under Why The National Construction Co., of South Bend, began tearing down the old water work, plant Monday to make way for the new plant, which is to be completed and ready for operation by June 1. The new plant w.ll be modem and up-to-date in every way. The old tank, the capacity of which was 30,000 gallons, will be replaced by a larger tank holding 34,500 gallons of water. The material will be Oregon red fir, which is said to be fully as good, if not better, than cypress. The present steel derrick is in good condition and will be used to support the new tank. Read First No amount of legislation can protect the consumer who signa a contract he hasn’t read or who Man* a blank contract.

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Voice Os The Feoph I am amazed at the va organizations in town which pletely ignored the season Holy Week in their plann;: The apparent disregard < f Community Communion 8< oould be seen tn the various grams planned, and the at>-, of many in the faith. The tiling that concerns n that the majority of these nizations are made up. prin. of those who call thems Christians. * “For vliere your treasure there will your heart be al Matthew 621 । Rev. David Draperies Sequent laundering will b' your cotton draperies and < tains wear longer and look 1 ter. Rotating them from svr windows to the shady side of t house also Will give them lor,; life.