The Independent-News, Volume 91, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 April 1966 — Page 6

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - APRIL 28, 196fi

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North Liberty Elementary Lists 3rd Honor Roll The North Liberty Elementary School honor no'l for ’he third 9week period 196’>-66 rwts been released as follows: Fourth tirade Eddie Aldrich Debra Dax < Karen Doi a then Craig Fegley Barbara Fra sei’ Wendy Gouker Ruth Griffin Susan Halt

: WRESTLING = I SATURDAY, APRIL 33 . £ First Event 8:00 pm | “ Walkerton High School Gym | S — MAIN EVEN')' - I * Billy Goelz & Johnny Gilbert a L — vs — ■ L Tiger Loncoria & Sandor Kovacs ■ « Mister Belgium vs Bad Boy Joe * - " i« — GIRLS — * Marlene Parker vs Ch ryl Wil iams " it | Clarence Russell vs Sai or Jim Sayles ■ *Ri upside 82.00 General Admiss on 51.50 _ • Children 50c g • Sponsored By VFW Post 8862 " ■■B■E■B■■ K ■ 1 B K 9 S E ■

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Ginger Hostetler Jim Houser Terry Johnson Jill Kane Alan Kaser Ixms Mihailovich Jov Ne'fW Cal hr Wilcox Fifth Grade Sherry Revis Bcvv'y Harts*-ugh Darla Henry I /'Ann Hooker Paula Ho’mes Ronald L^nin Sherry McDan’el M chael P<tz Dari el Springer

Isaura Stewart Colby Sunmers Lynette Sumpter Jann Wenolek L>ra Wo'fram Sixth Grade Janet Anderson J ames Boarman Lee Ellen Clark Mary Clark Be h Dora! hen Julie Eberly Debra Fyaser Michael Hartsough Kevin Hunt Tony Johnson Jane Kane Jami's lappin Marsha Liggett L rraine Marek Darla Naragon Janet Shupert Seventh Grade Ci a g An lerson Rra Eoanmrm Nevin Clark Darlene DoJ^nghe Jim Donat hen D'iborah Franklin Gary Halt Christine Hartsough John Houser Sandra Og’e Ri eha rd Steele Pam Stewart Carol Wicks Eighth Grade Jf r «\ f kx ngenpeai Jim Fair Bruce Franklin A’’an Hart ough Joy Hol nuns Da id Hon or Gene Horn Bernard Kring Judy lernb rt Joan McCormick Gayle Schrader Carol Stee'e A’an Wenger Jane Whitmer John Zook Three No-th Liberty Elementary School students d'sp'ayed their science projects at the Regional Science Fair at Manches-

PART 4. A MERIT SYSTEM I • I believe a merit system shou’d be set up for promotion and advancement of personnel within the Department • A’so, there should be an active recruitment program to obtain personnel with the highest education and skills available, wi*h the budget allowance. D A retirement program should be prov.ded as an incentivt to attract and retain the most qualified pe sonnel • A Cadet Prog-am to form a hard core for future leadership, and also to bridge the gap between high school graduation and the 21 year old age requirement for police recruits Z PART 5. THE NEW CITY-COUNTY BUILDING j The now facilities which are contemplated; namely, an area within the new CityCounty Building, will greatly facilitate my “New Image." • To ahow visitors of the prisoners reasonable opportunity to closely confide without destroying maximum security measures • To allow attorneys to confer with t eir clients in complete privacy so as to „-.r c m—-m D —♦ ndividuals* rights as guaranteed by the U S. Constitution and State Constitution. V PART 6. REHABILti ATION OF PRISONERS I The f towing should be provided so ag to start rehabilitation ■ • Religious services for these who des',re it, on a practicable bas’s i • Library for those persons incarcerated for some period of time, to have books i donated for a library ■ • Classes for basic education for die teaching of incarcerated persons. ■

ter College, on Saturday, April 16. Os these three students, one received special recognition with a thin) place award. This was Jim Donathen, a 7tn grade stuIdent, for h's project on how a tornado is formed. Others who entered a p~oiect v<Te Tom Fair, grade 6; and Kenneth Springer, grade 8.

^■BBBBBBBB ■ Wll-l : Chester L. Jones | " DEMOCRAT FOR ‘ ■ County Councilman-At-large j li Navy Veteran ■ a ■ ■ Your Vote Will Be Appreciated ' r 4BI?IBBBBBB«M r NOW OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS OIL 9:00 P.M. North Liberty Lumber & Coal Co.

BUSINESS WOMEN TO MEET The Business and Professional Women’s Club will meet April 28. at the PackUe Wheel dining room. Hostesses are Mrs. Bryce Rohrer, Mrs. Harvey Steffen, Mra Ralph Sullivan, Miss Ann Bur. roughs, Mrs. FfOrrest Stahly and Mrs. Roger Kelly.