The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 9 March 1967 — Page 4

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- THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — MARCH 9, 1967

It's Over!

It's all ov< r Y< ... the 19»'V Si <sion of the In ’ G*n* r.d A^mbly I- o\-< r : • I th* u.<U *1 ]Ue mnmU rush • •’ll* a< lb n Im, <1 •< : e tie <1 x k w«u» again . I t’ k< < p the group >n • i n ptU the midnight d< adhn M< r‘ ix night Lite tnctn - in hM w ver J things in M.ti n t<> lor one thing by y* mh ng support so; an* th ’ . < han >ng mils after they 1 av- • ! ghrou. h to inolu b th*: iu nr Ur n th. r nI p | * ” mil. or s . *ply ju • tin < n mil- wit) ] rd • r : t ■ th Dr is *ne s'r.n- p nt in ihx of the I n er i ns < ” the me* ting oft! -<*mhh wrx y u in trad . ‘ t!. cvi rx her x. r basi . There still THlllt 11 MF IIK4H II *11« I I II! I 11 lit t t . .

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1962 mnplrtvd Project Seen it Near I uture. The new storage tank for the Vater Improvement program in Ualktrtn has caught the xancy of nil and if it h,< n't been • wed in the last tw < days, it will not stem possibl that the ompletion could be s* n -ar. P an** Made To Save Rural Coads* In Our Count*. In iei- nt action by the County Aimmissi ners, a voluntary progrim was planned to save the extreme damage of county road during tlie critical period of .ring that Is coming. Damage during the time of thawing is ..king place on the county roads, specially the black top roads, •suffer heavily from the traffic and the proposed plan is to keep trucks, school bu ses and other heavy vehicles off the road for this short period. Boj Scouts Win Prize. Troop 293 of Boy Scouts won first prize in the District window display contest. They won a troop cook kit. The displays were shown during Boy Scout Week New members are James Houarid, Tom Hiler, Martin

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Mann Fred Chui ch L :n Toner, Gary Trost and Lloyd 1; th. Wiilkcrton Youth Awarded State 1 aroiers Pp^nvs. Y< ars of work on the farm, devoted hours In 4-H and zealous activity in Future Fr-mers of Am* rica have paid off for two young farm boys lure when they were named State Far:aer Digri* . according t* v k r' ceiw l this week b ■ Har Id Matter n. vocational agriculture teacher at the high school h* r? and FFA advisor. The boys are Donald Thomas and Toni (Tm ;t npeel. 1917 Tevgardcn U. B. Church Remodeled. TSc ' r oo"nroeii bA*an"ciical United Brethren church is undergoing extensive remodeling which, when completed, will present quite a now and attractive appearance. The coiling in the sanctuary has been lowered and refinished in new light-colored mat* ids the walls have been redecorated in light green color. Entire Community Will Observe The Resurrection. The third annual C immunity Easter Sunrise service sponsored

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25. Japanese drama 26 Adobe of the Grecian gods 27. Cause 29. Thin cushions 30. Boiled meal 31. Shock

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by the Walkerton Chamber of Commerce will be hi l l in Place Pirk. Sunday morning Ap’-il 6, acc* :dlng to Harold Rarick, general chairman of th** ev< nt. Walkerton Stores ('limine Closing Date. Wa!n stores which have otiservcil Thursday afternoon ns their half-holiday during the week decided to ch in e from Thvr i;iy to Wedm s lay afterno< n This change i< made Ln order to dxiperate with the new Sale Barn which w.ll h* Id its w* ckly sales on Thursdays, and with the farmers who will be in town <*n that day ..tt -ndinr the community sales. The n**w halfh< liday on Wednesday will start with the first Wednesday in next month, April 2nd. 1942 Vote For Bonds To Be Conducted On Sunday. Men. women and young folks in Indiana will do something never before attempted in this state or In any state in the Union when they go to the voting polls on Sunday, April 12, to register their v luntary partlcipatu n in the nations' drive to finance its greatest war by sale of Defense Bonds. Wells To Be Drilled At Roadside Parka. Bids are being received this month by the State Highway Comission for the drilling of water wells in ten of the roadside parks which an maintained for the use of motorists. S. C. Hadden, chairman, reported. PaHM*ngrr Service May Be Restored. After a lapse of ten years, passenger service over the northsouth division of the Nickel Plate railroad from Indianapolis to Michigan City may be rt>slored this spring. It is reported from Kokomo. May Arrange New Bus Service Attempts arc still being made to arrange a satisfactory bus service between Walkerton and the Kingsburx Ordnance Plant to adequately care for the girls who have taken up their residence at the dormitories In Walkerton. March Snow Storm StO|M» All Traffic. "The worst in years.” might be us«*d to describe th* sn *w blizzard Sunday afternoon nd all-day M nday. wh h struck ho* with surh furs as t > bbxk pra tu ally all nvth nl south roads. i March 12th Issue of N. L. News) 192# Tup. Trusters To Paj Claim«

For Damage. Claims for damages to comP‘T..atc liv** stock owners whose stock has ocen killed or maimed by dogs in this county will hereafter be filed with the trustee of the towmhip in which the live stock owner lives instead of with the county auditor, according to an anm uneenunt by Fred P. Growe. last Friday. Win. Kjlr Appointed Member Town Council. Wm. H. Kyle was appointed councilman by the Board of Town Trustees to fill the unexpired term of Dr. V. B. Wolf, at the r<-; ular meeting of the Board on Fridav night. Big Phone Merger Finally Ruled Out. The Public Service Commission of Indiana and the legal forces of 11 small tuw'na in Northern Indiana, have won their fight to prevent the Associated Telephone Co., from purchasing and merging the small telephone companies tn these towns, after a long legal battle. The towns in which the Associated Telephone Co., sought to effect the purchase and merger included Bremen, Nappanee, North Juds< n, Walkerton, North Liberty, Lakeville, Tyner, Wolcott, Goodland, Mount Ayr and Klondike. Contests To Put Find To Wayside Stands. One of the most recent efforts in the "Keep America Beautiful" m.ivemcnt is the campaign that is being waged against unsightly roadside st mds and refreshment biMiths. The backers of this campaign, however, have gone ah >ut it In n constructive manner by offering prizes in a series of contests for the nmst attractive wayside stands and the winners to be announced and awarded their prize. ORDINANCE NO 1-1967 AN ORDINANCE FOR THE PREVENTION OF NOISE AND PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY

7^ ^ltuUfrcndeMt~"Jtewt Robert E. Urbln. Editor PUBLISHER Independent-News Co.. Inc. Walkerton, Indiana 46574 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday Os Each Week Second Chss Postage Paid At Walkerton, Indiana SUBSCirriON RATES: 13.00 Per Year - s«c Addittona) If Mail'd Out Cf State

FOR VIOLATION THEREOF I BE IT ORDAINED by th I Town Board of Trustees of th I Town of North Liberty, S' I Joseph County, Indiana, as f< 1-1 lows: Section I. Every mot -| vehicle driven or operated in thel Town of North Liberty, Indiana I shall be at all times equipped! with a muffler In good workin I order. Section 2. No person shal l use a muffler cut-out, by-pass or I similar device upon a motor I vehicle driven or operated on >1 highway or street in the Town c l North Liberty, Indiana. Sect! ’i 3. The engine of ever I motor vehicle shall be so equip- 1 ped and adjusted as to prevent the escape of excessive fumes or smoke. Section 4. No driver shall start a motor vehicle from a parked or stopped position so as to cause the squealing of tires or other loud and unusal noise. Si-ctlnn S. No person shall use or blow a horn, bell or other similar device connected to a motor vehicle in the Town of North Liberty, Indiana, except as the same may be required to warn drivers of other vehicles of danger or for safety re«UM>ns. Section 6. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be find to a penalty of not less than SI.OO nor more than SIO.OO for each offense. This Ordinance shall be in full f< rce and effect as soon as it is published in accordance with law. Passed and Adopted this 1 day of March, 1967. TOWN BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF NORTH LIBERTY. INDIANA By Jean R. Clark Merrill D. Whitmer J. R. IVice ATTEST: Carl M. Eskridge Clerk . Treasurer