The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 7 September 1967 — Page 2

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — SEPT. 7, 1967

"Crystal Ball" Planned For LaPorte's First Major Hospital Fund Raising

Wen- building a Hospital ■ d Were giving a Ball." These are the watchwords of veial hundred Lal’orte and uea women as they bend their <<mbined toward the •‘Crystal Ball" <>n Nov. I in LaPorte s vis iiiditorium. the first major fund raising event to benefit the timed Uei’uiU Hospital. Inc. \uxiliai ies of both the present E street .nd Pine Lake divisions ot th< present E street and Pint uke divisions of th< present ■ spit als ait joining t iu-k under »l leadership ot : c ntral J ant aanitto and th- abb efforts a genei al co < Ball Ulen M IS. 1 ’ I’> U k<| .II I MI S. I >Wig ht I Ildley. \ trim gala < veiling i> pl nn< 1 w.th Ei m':i< Ma E-s ai i Ins w<a Id famou> a ( h< -Ir a , • >viding the music, a c aps ot t - x. at <1 i 1- low. t Gii Is. and ■ ial pr izes to I . award* d .a ■mg Un evening. Duoiati'-n- --। planned to convert the Civic •■i librium into a fit sitting f"i I’ ' Crxst.il Ball. ration tickets, at $7.50 tach .' >OO pel couple i Will go on 'I- in earlv September so that lb pat ions names may be in-i<-pirated in the souvenier pr<>gr mis. The general admission r«-ts at $3.75 each I $7.50 pel dr fv e-T rwMPBt mwiwHuil^4^^ Hed. - Thur. - Eri. - Sat. Sept. 6-7-8-9 Out Eor Kicks And Trouble Born Losers Tom Liughlin Jen Min Slate Jane Kusm4l To Gruh Do The ImpoMsible Stop Kommel with Kock Hudson George Peppard Bonus Picture Saturday Ih» \ paxed the way for D-Day The Young Warriors With. James Drury Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Sept. 10-11 12 Fantastic Voyage With Stephen Boyd Kernel Welch Cast A Giant Shadow with kirk Douglas Senia Berger

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couplei will be available in October. Candidate s for the Elower Girl corps who will be presented in a Grand March during the evening and will serve as junior hostesses must be daughters of Auxiliary members and be LS years old by November or seniors in High School this full. Their names should be phoned to either Mrs. William Wolfe or Mrs. Richard Dermody. co chan men of that committee, by Aug. 22. A t- a foi the girls is planned I ■.r mid-S. pt < mber. After y.ars of gazing into a crystal ball and months of planning th.- n-w Lal’orte h< spital is to become a reality and the women of the community and •ea ur backing it to the hilt. C mimtb ■ s formed shortly aft. 1 the- first of the year have l- n hard at wik during the -pring and summer toward their major efforts this fall. A host of women has already been inc< rpor it.-d into this m iss effort and moi.- are needed to assume a magnificent success. Teas and coffees have been held and more an- planned as the work of committees spreads. There are still openings to be filled and anyone interested in becoming a part of the excitement of this first benefit may call either Mrs. Backer or Mrs. Handley. Membership in either of the two auxiliaries is open at $1 per year and all area women arcinvited to join, whether or not they are able to contribute work time in the hospitals at present. Members may serve as Pink Ladies, may work in the gift shops or assist with the Candy Stripers as well as contribute time to fund raising. An effort is being made to reach every family in the.entire area for this hospital will be available to serve each of th.-m and all should feel a personal stake in its success. EEKISE Eri. A Sat. Sept. X-9 Shows 7 :<M» A X:SO Adults 75c Children 50c Special Sunday Matinee One Shou 2 pan. kdults 50c Children 35c Technicolor' ■ - - — — Coming Next Neck End 'NOU WHITE A 7 DWARF'S

School Buses On Parade Yellow s< hoo] buses, filled with students of all ages, are again a familiar sight on Indiana highways. Rut as familiar as diiwrs may be with the sight of the school bus, many drivers may not be familiar with the laws relating to the stopped and loading bus. The Indiana Traffic Safety Council cites tw’o important provisions in the "School Bus Stop Law." One part of the law applies when traveling on a two or thiee lane highway. If the school bus is stopped on the trav. 1. d poitmn of the highway to receive or discharge school children, has its r.-d warning lights flashing, and the stop arm out, all drivers traveling in Loth directions must stop. The “st- p lines" foi in. meeting and passing the bus are imaginary lines drawn across the road from the back and front bumper of the bus. A different regulations .applies wh.n traveling on a highway with two or more lanes in each direction, which are separated by an unimproved strip twenty feet or moie in width. In this situation only the cars going in the same direction as the bus must stop. Drivers traveling in

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th<- <pp ite direction of the bu should reduce sp>-ed and bi prepared to stop, if n- ces.sary. However, such drivers may proceed past the bus with due caution for children approaching t-> board or alighting. In both situations, drivi rs must stop only when, and a; long as, the bus’s red warning lights are flashing and the step arm is out. If this equipm- nt is not in us« . drivers may pass the buss with caution. "With schools back in session every driver has an added obligation to be alert anu cautious for chillren on foot, on bikes and in school buses."

warned Albert E. Huber, executive director of the Safety Council. ANNUAL OX ROAST Ne rth l.’luTt y ( -mimunitv Bu i.ling Saturday. Sen . 23 5:00 to X:00 P.M. Benefit for ( eemmmi-ty Building Indebtedness I rec will donation for meal Atten Enjoy. Hein your ( iHiimunity Buildimg 3ts2lp — ~ s