The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 November 1966 — Page 4

THE INDEPENDENT NEWS - NOV. 3. 1966

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Halloween - Good Or Bad?

Halloween is past and the reTU- lions of thi.- H the happi* • m> im •• - f t his anrai l' event. Mmy thin g ' "Ut of line this year that I >ukl con" bank <n the famila and individuals of th -< who were responsible. You hav< heard that old adage about one apple “spoiling the barrel, that is the way this situation is in many respeits. hut kids from all over • are going to share this blame out of the results ot what a hw happened to do. Destruction and tricks that are no longer tricks resulted from the so-called fun" enjoyed by some this year Everyone will go along with fun. but when the acts turn into acts of destruction and vanadhsm. then it is time for something to be done. Under our cuirent laws, the young ones are too protected as the responsibility falls back on parents who won’t accept the things that happen. Soap on a window is nothing serious and this won t raise many complaints as everyone has to wash windows anyway. But when the s <p is b\-passed and paraffin and can lb » are used, this Incomes a differ, nt matter. Th* n to make matters . worse, when the windows an* bypassed and the brick, stone, and cement bbsk o-, S o d'*< r- - ated. things setting coma pirMy out of h ind. Th, « marks will long be w th these places in one way or another. Using materials to remove this will either disc.b r the spot affcted or even possibly cause a paint job for the owner. This is the * time the foot should be put • down. This year much egg and tomato throwing also resulted.

Vot? November Bth!

Tuesday. November s. is eb-c---tion day in the United States. Although this isn’t a presidential year and Indiana doesn t have a race in the senate this vear. there are some county offices and township races to be decided that needs the attention of all voters. Every registend voter is

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1 EAR OF 1965 Wrathemiate, lnc. f To Be Locate IN LOCAL PLANT Walkerton has been selected as the sight of the new home of Weath< nnate Im a subsidiary of New Castle Products, Im., building. Pyro Electric. Ine., has been sole occupant of this building sim e June 1964 when Woodmaster. Inc relocated. Fire Ih-stroy* I arm Building* and Machinery A Saturday afternoon fire on the Glean Stahly farm five nuh - w-st of Walk, rLn <n Kankakee lb ad d’ t r • d ’ 'Il and e. ichme sheU . ! 1; V:1 h a t' act ■ I a combine . -prayct an 1 a corn stalk <hop| M > tv. four-r w cultivators. n J a set of dual Whc. Is and Hr- s \ ofe Os student* SrliTt* New Name Principals R li t Baumgartner and Harold Mum ie announc'd that John Glenn h. been cho . n by the student- of polk-Lin> olnJohnson School Corporation as the man after whom their new high school will be named. Neu BaptiM Church Starts In North Liberty Next Sunday November 7 will sec the addition of a brand new church to North Libvrtv The First Baptist Chu' h will net m its schedule of services in the North Liberty Commum' Budding. II lit Ol 1916 C. E. Hihim-f Eh-cfrd sheriff By Alwhil I <MMi Ma onb The R« pul Is I < ’ X«• f ! vole-getting h« hdav Tuesday wh< n th. > a. pt m. . t of the na-

This was done to the extent that one lady w - hit with an egg as -he answered the door for tin k- . '-treati i Along with this, the nu - that results isn t one that pc ph w mt to < >ntend with at Haliowo n or any other time. Trick-or-treating is another thing that <an get out of line. Both Walkerton and North Liberty have tried to set one night aside for this annual custom, but originally this was for the neighborhood children. The rat race is getting so great now that cars of kids are actually brought in from surrounding communities to further tax the generosity of the people. Children too small to walk are involved as parents carry them around. The expense of this gets wav out of line for most people and the thought behind it for all. wh' ther or not they can afford it. Halloween is for the kids, but if the parents can’t tuke better control of the situation, the date should be dropped. Everyone likes fun. but fun is limited and it is the parent’s responsibility to stop this ridiculous destruction that has been going on. Whether tlie kids are two 01 IS. the responsibility still belongs at home. It would serve .— ■me right to be locked in jail and the k< y thrown away for a period of time until they realize they an doing wrong and the parents would realize that wrong-doings can be done by then children, not just someone else S. Tills should be given thought now. and renumbered until next year when at least as much, if not more, will occur if something isn't done to stop such action.

urged to get out and vote. Study your candidates in advance. make your plans as to when you are going t< vote, but most important, take the few minutes t<> exercise your part in government not only in Washington. but in your county seat and in your own township.

tion including St. Joseph County and all but one of the thirteen townships. This election elected to office, Archie Dupler, trustee of Lincoln township; John Mangus. trustee of Liberty township; and their complete list of advisory board members, Claude E. Houser, sheriff of the county, and Robert E Grant, congressman. BarlMTxhop l our Coming To Walkerton I) * tors of Harmony”, the Indiana State champions of Barberh p Q . otette;., will headline the Ch mb' r of Commerce dinner p . 'am mxt Thursday evening. N \ 11 at the new school gymnasium. Holl Pa|HT Drive Friday and 'Saturday Th.- Par.-nt-Teachers Association will hold a pipe! drive for Walkerton and the » >untry-side Friday and Saturday of this wn k. a< carding to Mrs Phillip Waldron president of the organization YEAR OF 1911 Smith Restaurant Change* Ownership The C. E । Elzy > Smith Restaurant whu h has been operating in Walkerton for the past twelve year* ihan.ed owmrship Wedne^day wh<n the new owner. Norman L Smith of Indianapolis t >ok over the business. M<don*t* Warned of lnti-1 naze Nhortagr Mot ri-ds Ue Warm It< prepa> • f ■ t dit; h । It d ivin ; < nditioDs tbi winter b«* au e of a ’.hi* ibiioi shortage of all kmdof ant fl*. /.< by Charles Hayes, president of the Chicago Motor

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dub. 5231.500 (.rant Is Outright Gift I or School The W.dkerton-Lim •In Si hod Corporate n received a telegram from Washington, D. C.. late Wednesday afternoon, stating that there had been a change in the manner of the grant for the new Walkerton school project. The telegram read. Allotment • hanged from federal construction to nun-federal c< instruction. Project to < ost $231 500 an 1 yr nt in like amount ha-- been approved." It was si md by D. R Kennieott. Regional Direct .r. An list ice Day Next Tuesday. November 11. is Armistice Dav ... a day of Peace celebrati. n Puio was pledged to the nations ot the worli in 1918. but certain miscreants the re wen* in the world who would nut hold this Peace sacred. Ambition and lust for power led them on to new’ outrages in war. until today the Peace of 1918 is only a dream. What was meant for a lasting Peace for all time to come has vanished within a score of years. This is the twenty-third Armistice Day to follow World War I. It is hardly a time for rejoicing. The cause of Liberty, Freedom, Tolerance - in short the cause of Democracy - has experienced a terrible set back. But this must be a time to renew our hop*, that Peace may again be established . . . not the kind of Peace that we hailed with such frenzied joy back in 191 s. \ EAR OF 1916 Red Cross Christmas Seal Movement Gn ping for light on the treatment of tuberculosis a party of consumptives several years ago built and lived in a stone house several mile- inside the entrance t<> .Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, thinkine that the eveness of the* temperature found there might be <>t assistance to them m their struggle for health. While the house is in perfec t repair, it was discarded after a very few months because, lacking fresh air and sunshine, it had rather a harmful effect upon the searchers This was before* the discovery of the hygienic dietu system now practiced in the tuberculosis sanitariums of the entire civilized worli This method, whether applied in the Alps or the Rockies. <>n th<- seas shore- or in the river Valley close to the homes of the a’tlu led i producing the same excellent r ults in arresting the dr ease. The sanitarium move - nunt in He Unite! States his been given impetus by th< Rei Cross Christmas S ;u which is financing the work of anti-luber-

iul is s<></ictu s in every state. Big Yield William Merden. a farmer livin'’. northwest of Peru, has challenged anyone in Indiana to beat his record as a squash grower. He got 31 squashes from one vine, which with its laterals, nu asuied 1,036 feet. Dam Threatened

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