The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 1, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1967 — Page 4

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JUNE h 1967

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For Your Benefit!

NX xt v■ • . th' p 'T < f tl;i> ■inn will i.hv< an <p; i limit \ t< ‘like adv; ntayi <4 1;. nmbil< TB X-Ra\ tm t in ' ■ 1 • In >. Thi> mil. oppe’ through tin dollars we give it Christina ♦imr to the TB L- agm by pui"hasing (’hrictmas Seals. is "oming for the publie's advan‘ag< and provides an opport unit \ bir every adult to / t check up in he fight against tuberculosis. The mobile unit hasn't been n WalkerP n tor mam years until a < amp.den was mad* two -ununers to hav* it c me to our <>wn. It had been in North Liberty cn different oetasions. mt not use! to fullest nd- ■ ullage I ' the public and the r B L■ mm •1■ th h< uld run < minimum a' at least 200 »e< ph tin u_h ’ .< umt to maki it worthwhile theii time and ft 11 s as tie d m aid for this unit is gr< at. The last trip found w< 11 over 0«» ne pi. using the machine rd giioug their checkups as a -afemrud . mst a very serious Voice Os The UeopJe For the s. s- <f th families of utuie graduates 1 hope some । ft. i'it arrangements will be nad< for c mmencement exreises. 1 am vary fond of and 4v proud of my graduating •’Other and was deeply crushed whin I was turned away at the ri. of his commencement exercises. This is a major event in • -w uves and I believe members of the immediate family should be acluded if they so desire. Vy married brother and I both

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1962 xi«-urv Leads To Cause of l»eath rhe abandoned baby boy, •w. at the hospital as Baby x. d d M .nday morning in the H y Family hospital after a five y f.gnt for life. The baby was bauduned in the LaSalle Rest -rg in an out-door rest room.

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/ DOWN 1. Cocked hats 2. Eye of bean ) 3. Sherbet 4. Compass ’ point 5. Pastry 6. Blundered 7. River in Yugoslavia 8. Smell 9. Nettle 11. Sea eagle 13. Miss 15. Kitchen appliance 18. Dry, as wine

r ACROSS sLLean 5. Mexican * | dollar d. Cost HO Sultan’s decree 12. Vex 13 Glowing ardor 14. Edible root (5 Continent: abbr. 16. Merit 17 Left-hand pa:e 18. Pulled away 20, Trials 12. Bering or Baltic 25. Rap 26. Ducks 28. Comm or suffix ». Foes 31. Liberates 32. Greek letter 33. Point aimed at 36. Type measure 37. A else of coal 38. Related 40. Close noisily 41. Schemes 42. Celerity 43. Acting and others 44. Leaf cutters

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dis > ' . If trouble is found, it is found • irh so proper treatm> nt < .in be tala n in the raiX stages. \\ < wi ul 1 again this year like t । ui u ev, ryone possible to take advantage of this unit. Individuals should plan a trip to the unit and we also encourage thi industries of the area to urge their employees to use the unit while it is here. Some in hid lies have to have these die kups for their employees on a regular basis and bringing it to them is a very wise plan. The mobile unit will be in Walkerton at the Walkerton Nursing Home on M nday June 5. froa 2.00 to ; :00 pan. On Tib • 1 iv. the unit will be at the < : m-r <f Roosevelt Pead and Him i Street fi 'in 11.00 a.m. t > 1:00 p in. and 2:00 pm. to 6:30 pm. These hours will give aL . '-ven' ne an opportunity to vi it the unit. A slight charg' will be made for mailing । xp n.-' s following the completion of th • test to notify the individual of the results. < me fi >m out of town in ample tma t <ee him graduate, had the space bein provided. Neither of us saw him in the traditional ceremony. We found it even more upsitting when we discovered that some people had six tickets to most of the students alloted three. Either larger quarters should have been arranged or tickets should have been equally distributed among all students and had all seats available by ticket only. Norma Tesch

where it was found by a Cleveland lady, Mrs. Carl Rahe, who was in transit to Knox. Indiana Ranks Sth In Whole Os Manufacturer. Indiana is maintaining its rank as the country's eighth largest manufacturing state with a dramatic industrial growth embracing activities involving rapidly changing product technologies,

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19. Regard I 21. Female deer 22. Capuchin monkey 23. Components 24. Relieve 27. German spa

I 37. Time gone by 39. Letter 40. Forbid 42. Exclamation

30. Require 31. City in Michigan 33. Breach 34. Bulging jar 35. Like a < wing

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Indiana State Chamber of Commerce stated. The State Chamber of Commerce made this observation as it Completed a state-wide industrial canvass and issued its 10th edition of the "Indiana Industrial Directory". The directory lists approximately 11,000 Hoosier manufacturers, processors, and wholesalers, 1,400 more companies than in the directory in 1958-59 edition. Market Prices. Chocolate syrup, lb. can, 15c; Bananas. 2 lbs., 25c: TV Dinners, each 49c; Smoked Ham. center cut slices, lb. 79e; Butter, lb., 62c. 1947 Eisteddfod Opens Friendship Gardens. The second annual Eisteddfod or carnival of song will be held at the Theatre of Nations, International Friendship Gardens, near Michigan City, on Sunday afternoon, June 15. Invitations have been issued to all singing groups in Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan to participate and over 15 entries are already in. Fred Best Buys Lee's Shoe Shop. Fred Best, of West York, has purchased Lee's Shoe Shop in Walkerton, and began operation of the same on Tuesday this week. Mrs. Best and their son William, will be associated with him in the operation of the store. Plan Walkerton pld Settlers Picnic. Plans are under way for an "Old Settlers" picnic for Walkerton to be held in the gradi school gymnasium on Saturday. June 21. All former residents of Walkerton and community are invited to come back for this occasion when a permanent organization will be formed and plans made to make the occasion an annual event. Valentine Announces 4-11 Fair Dates. The twenty-first annual 4-H fair will be held Augu.-t 6 thru 9th at Playland Park. South Bend, according to Oscar W. Valentine. principal of Lakeville high school, who has been re-named secretary with an office at the park fair grounds. At least 1500 St. Joseph county 4-H boys and girls throughout the county are busily engaged in many projects. 1942 Name Youths l or Camp. The Orville Easterday Post American Legion has selected two sons of Legion members to send to the Boys State camp at Indianapolis, which will be held at the State School for the Blind, from June 20 to 27. The two boys selected are Richard Kramer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kramer and Robert Worster son of Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Worster.

Eight County Schools Take Applications. Eight county schools throughout St. Joseph county were opened so? rationing of canning sugar this week when it was discAV^ed that the South Bend offices could not take care of the crowds adequately. Many people from the most distant parts of the county objected to driving their cars so far to save sugar, while their tires were fast wearing out. New Fixtures Modernize Bank. New fixtures, installed in the Walkerton branch of the Farmers State Bank of Wyatt, have modernized that institution in appearance, making it thoroughly modern and up-to-date. Older Alumni Plan Picnic. The older alumni of the North Liberty high school, those who attended school in the old school house, will hold a picnic at Liberty park, Sunday, June 21. A pitch-in dinner will be a feature attraction at noon. All participants are requested: 'Please bring your own SUGAR!" 1928 Kills Bald Eagle. Alvin Barber, east of Walkerton. shot and killed a bald eagle measuring 6 feet and 8 inches from wing tip to wing tip. The eagle was in the Roy Sheneman barn lot after full grown chickens. Mr. Sh<neman had it mounted and it is now on display at his law office in Walkerton. 7 Killed; II Hurt in Interurban Collision. Danville, 11l - Seven persons w<-re killed and eleven injured when two interurban cars on the Illinois traction system crashed head on n<ar Fithian. 12 miles west of Danville. The collision occured when the air failed to function on the east-bound limited car, sending the heavy steel car through the front end of the west-bound local, which was of wood construction. Flag Etiquette. Flag day this year is notable

7& 'lwcUfi&id&tt - Robert E. Urbln, Editor PUBLISHER Independent-News Co.. Inc. Walkerton, Indiana 46574 PUBLICATION TIME: Thursday Os Each Week Secord Class Postage Paid At Walkerton, Indiana BUBSCIPTION RATES: $3.00 Per Year -50 c Additional If Mailed Out Gs State

because of the fact that, for the first time in history, there is a federal satute to prevent desecration of the flag. After all these years the federal government has finally followed the lead of Ult different states in this matter and congress has passed such a bill. Os course, no true American would wish to desecrate the flag, but how many Americans know their flag etiquette? As Flag Day approaches, everyone should be familiar with the code which has been adopted for proper usage of the flag on all patriotic occasions, — -

SERVICE NOTES,

IST CAVALRY DIV., VIETNAM (AHTNCI — Army Captain Dennis L. Morris, 27 whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Morris. 27, whose parents, Mr. Dennis L. Morris, 27 whose parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Morris. and wife, Mary Anne, live at 28014 Layton-Road, North Liberty, Ind., was assignated to the Ist Cavalry Division Vietnam. May 5. Capt. Morris, an aviator in Battery A, 2nd Battalion of th' division's 20th Artillery, entered the Army in 1963 and was last stationed at Ft. Rucker. Ala. FT. KNOX, KY. (AHTNCi - Army Private Durand D. John>"n 20, son of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth H. Johnson, Route 3. Walkerton Ind., completed an eight-week administration course at Ft. Knox, Ky., May 19. He was trained in the preparation of military records and forms. Instruction was ais" given in fundamentals of the Army filing system, typing, and operation of office machines. To avoid disappointment learn to expect the unexpected.