The Independent-News, Volume 92, Number 50, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 11 May 1967 — Page 9

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Mrs. Mabel Golden is a patient in Memorial Hoapital fur observation and treatment. Mrs. Robert Balsley has returned to her home from E Street Hospital Mrs. Walter Rose has returned to her home from Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Davia reuzinski and children Robbie and Robin of Mishawaka spent last week with the Bob ClingMipeel's. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rauen and family were Saturday guests in the Clarence West fall home in Wanatah. Rev and Mrs. Joe Day and Rev. Walter Olneys were recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Balsley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Egger and family and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Balsley and family visited Mr and Mrs. Ralph Timmons in Rensselaer on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Steeb' and family and Mra. D. A. Pearse visited Mrs. Israel Hatton in Wesley Manor at Frankfort, Sunday afternoon.

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(“In The Pastor’s Study" KEEP IT UP, MOM!

• 1 If you are saved, Mom, and you can t f.et Dad to attend ■ your Bible-preaching Church with you --- just keep right on ■ going without him, . ■ I u a Keep on getting the children ready Keep on Hvtn" Jesus m Christ before him h E G«xi says (hat your godly life la what will eventually cause (I A your husband to get saved. (Read I Peter 3:1-6' M M ■ KEEP ON KEEPIN ON --- ITS WORTHWHILE’ G-d’s ■ ■ best to you on Mother s Day K ■ I : I.JKJUI J K ■ ■ ■ D 1 LA ■ A•.

Mrs. William Kocsls of South Bend visited Mrs. Stella Ulrich on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mangus of Corunna, Indiana were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clem Mamerow. Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Coopei and family of Arcadia, Ind., were recent week end guests of Mr and Mrs. Bob Clingcnpeel. Mr. and Myk’lßcrt Krieg of Warren, Ind. are spending this week with their sun Rev. Dean Krieg and family. Ben Baughmaj) is a surgical patient in Osteopathic Hospital. Tom Yetter and Ron Horrall of Indianapolis visited Roy Horrall in Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Herman Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hutchins have returned from a visit with Mi', and Mrs. Abe' Worster in San Juan, Texas. Mrs.- Worster has been very ill in the hospital. She would welcome cards from her friends. Her address Mrs. Abe Worster, McAllen Hospital, McAllen, Texas.

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Fifty-eight dinner guests honored Mr. and Mrs. William Dutcher, Sunday for their 60th wedding anniversary. Fiftythree other guests visited them in their home. Cliff Snyder was the guest of honor Sunday at a surprise birthday dinner for his 80th birthday. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snyder Jr, and family of Rockport, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Snyder Sr. of Plymouth, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Morrison of Grand Rapids, Mr and Mrs. Gil Medina of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reid of Fort Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Snyder of Valpuralso. Shamrocks Place Third In LaVille Relays Saturday

North Liberty’s Samrocks placed third in the LaVille Relays Saturday afternoon coming in behind Culver and the host LaVille team. The Shamrocks won the two-mile relay and had first and second in the pole vault as Ronnie Young and Jim Fraser finished in the two top spots. They 10101x1 78 points in the meet with champion Culver getting 93*^, LaVille 79‘n, Triton 53 and Argos 48. The Summary: Shuttle hurdle relay: 1. Culver (Haines, Jackson, Overmyer, MiJner); 2. North Liberty; 3. Triton; 4. LaVille; 5. Argos. Time: 51.7 Sprint medley’ relay: 1. Culver (Kelly White, Miller, Davis); 2. Argos; 3. North Liberty; 4. LaVille; 5. Triton. Time: 1:44.3. (New record, old record 1:47.8 by Triton in 1966). Tw< mile relay: 1. North Liberty (Shuppert, Ort, Ginzer, Baughman i; 2. Culver; 3. LaVille; 4 Triton; 5. Argos Time: 9:08.2 Novelty relay: 1. Triton (Enders, Klingermnn, Law, Stonebumer); 2. Argos; 3. Culver; 4. North Liberty; 5. LaVille. Time 1:44. 440 relay: 1. Culver (White. Miner, Jewell, Kelly); 2. LaVille; 3. Npith Liberty; 4 Argos; 5. Trite n Time: :48 (New record old record :50.8 by LaViUe in 1966). Mile medley relay: 1. LaVille (Thacki r, Taylor, Bunch, Idppenger); 2. North Liberty; 3. Triton; 4. Culver; 5. Argos. Time 4:11.5 (New record, old record 4 15.2 by Triton in 1965) Shuttle relay: 1. Culver (Miller, Miner, Jewell/ Kelly); 2. LaVille; 3. North Liberty; 4. Argon; 5. Triton Time: :44.9. (New record, old record :45.1 by LaVille in 1966.) Distance medley relay: 1. Culver (White, Davis, Clifton, Hatten); 2. North Liberty; 3 LaVille; 4. Argos; 5. Triton Time: 8:49.7. Powderpuff relay (girls): 1 LaVille (Thornton, Cook, Miller, Cramer); 2. Culver; 3. North Liberty; 4. Triton Tune: :60 (New record, old record 1:02.3 by Bourbon in 1964). Shot put relay: 1. laVille (Whitt man. Gearhart, Momt; 2 Triton; 3. North Liberty; 4. Culver; 5. Argos. Distance: 125 fe., 7 in. Broad jump relay: 1. Argos (McKee, Hardesty, Nilin); 2 LaVille; 3. Culver; 4 Triton: 5 North Liberty. Distance 54 ft. 4 in. High jump: 1. Herbster (L); 2. (Tie) Taylor (L) and Klingerman (T); 4. Desits (NL); 5 Jackson (C). Height: 5 fe.. 6 in. Pole vault: 1 Y.>ung (NL); 2. Fraser (NL); 3. Johnson (C); 4. (Tic) Miller (C) and Smiley (T) Height: 11 ft. Team scores: Culver 93Vs, laVille 79 North Liberty 78. Triton 53, Argos 48. Charged With Violating Packers And Stockyards Act Donald C. Swanson, livestock market agency and dealer in business as Walkerton Livestock Commission Sales, Walkerton, Ind. and as Etna Bourbon Livestock Sales. Etna Green, Ind , has been charg.-d with violating the Packers and Stockyards Act, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced today. Tin- I.u kvrs and Stu* kvards

MAY _H, 1967 - THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS

Division of USDA’s Consumer and Marketing Service charged that Mr. Swanson’s financial condition does not meet PA-S Act requirements, and that as of Feb. 1, 1967, his current liabilities exceeded his current assets by approxi mutely $72,960. The complaint also charges that Mr. Swanson: 1. Operated as a livestock market agency from Jan. 1 tiu-ough Feb. 1, 1967, while his current liabilities exceeded Ids current assets. 2. Improperly list'd funds received from the sale of consigned livestock in January, resulting in a shortage of proceeds due shippers of approximately $73,760 as of Feb. 1, 1967. 3. Failed to keep required accounts and records from Dec. 31, 1966 through Feb. 1, 1967. Mr. Swanson will have an opportunity for a formal hearing on these charges, after which the

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USDA Judical Officer will determine whether the evidt nee supports the charges. Until the r ise is settled, the P&S Division v.il dis< uss tht charges and the evidence only with Mr. Swanson or his representatives. The P&S Act, a Federal law which regulates those engaged in interstate livestock and meat packing, prohibits unfair, deceptive, discriminatory, and monopo! stic marketing practices. Copies of this complaint, PA Sr iJocket 3839. may be obtained from the Packers and Stockyard* Division. Consumer and Marketing Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. 20250, or from the Division's Area Office, 70 Live Stock Exchange Bldg.. Indianapolis, Ind., 46221, telephone 633-7611, Area Code 317 Obey the traffic taws

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