The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 September 1967 — Page 4

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TIiE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — SEPT. 11. 1967

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There’s an old saying, "No News Is Good News.” This might be goo 1 in some Instances, but in the n w riper business this is fatal. You can help ease this situation in many respects. Wf have had come across our desk in recent months, several articles of "Voice of the People" nature which came to us unsigned. Several of these we figured were exceptionally good articles, bringing out some good points the particular individual had to express. In some instances, they might have been a little harsh in their approach, but never-tho-lcss, they were of good context. We, and almost every new;*paper, do not accept anonymous articles. We require a signture. This doesn’t necessarily mean Voice Os The People Did you know that families of servicesmen in Vietnam are being sent cards that state their son has been killed (which is not true) .by the Russians? These cards are sent at tense moments when there has been bombings reported near the serviceman’s

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1962 To Form An Athletic Roosters Club In Walkerton. A meeting will be held Tuesday, September 18, at the Elementary School Gym at 7:30 p.m. for the purpose of forming an Athletic Boosters Club. It is desired by many to have such an organization that has done much for other schools of similar size, particularly now that football is a part of the athletic program. Poppy Window First In State. Poppy chairman, Mrs. Harry Malstaff, announced that the Poppy window took first place in the State competition. It is now entered in the National contest of the American Lgion Auxiliary’s poppy program. Our thanks to Mr. and Newton Williams who did such a wonderful job. Upper 4 Grades Lists 214 Funds. Walkerton-Lincoln Twp. public schools have released their enrollment figures for the 1962-63

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that the name of the sender will be publi-he 1, as w> will withhold a name .and sign it with initials or some oth-r fashion as desired. However, we require that the name of the sender be given to us. Nothing is more inter* ting than to hear various individuals views on different subjects. This is always well received by all. but having to omit such articles because a sender will not identify themselves, always leaves a question in our mind as to the authenticity of the article. We appreciate you submitting of "Voice of the People” articles as well as any news, but do ask that you sign these articles and if a name is to be withheld explain this for our personal benefit. base. Evidently these cards are used to arouse sentiment against communism. I am against communism and I am for Americans. The serviceman and his family are giving their all to our country and should be protected from such criminal acts. Shocked! North Liberty

year. A total of 765 students are enrolled from the Kindergarten thru the senior class. Os this total, 214 are in the upper four grades and a total of 287 in the high school building. The elementary school houses 478 students, including the kindergarten. Editorial. It looks like Walkerton and North Liberty will operate on fast time this winter as the South Bend and Mishawaka city councils Monday resolved to keep their respective communities on "fast time” for the six months we usually revert to "slow time”. The decisions of the two councils were unopposed at their Monday ni^ht meetings. This area, always caught in the webb between the fast and slow time areas for the past few year, will probably iust watch the boundaries move from one side of the area to the other. 1917

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Lions Club Organized In Walkerton. At a dinner meeting held in Adelle’s Restaurant on Tuesday evening a Lions Club was organized in Walkerton with thirtyfive charter members. The Walkrton Lions Club became the 273 rd Club in Indiana and the 6.2415 t club in the International Association. At present there are 15,350 Lions in Indiana and more than 332.000 in the International Association, represented in nineteen nations. Outboard Boat Club Organized At Lake. The newly organized Outboard Boat Club at Koontz Like had its first meeting August 31st. As a club we can promote water safety and consideration for the other fellow. We can work out better dock and storage facilities for our boating equipment...do something about getting better fishing in more places. The group can paricipate in water carnivals an other boating programs, and bring about a greater endoyment of our local and neighboring recreational waterways. Taken In Daylight As Trucker Seeks Help In Loading. -- Max Bunn of North Judson ha 4 a lar°'o 550 gallon oil tank stolen as it lav along highway 23 about a mile north of North Liberty at seven o’clock on Tuesday evening. Mr. Bunn was transportin'” the tank bv truck, when it worked loose and was about to fall off. He stopped to make it secure and failing, even with the help of two other men who were with him thev rolled the tank off the truck onto the roadside, and went into North Liberty to the Russ Garage to get a wrecker tn reload the tank. There were a few minutes delay waitin’” for Russ Sheneman tn finish his supner and when thev returned to the nlace wh^re thev had left the t-mk it uns gone. No one in the neighbor. hon^ seems tn have seen what happened tn it. It is s»innn«»d that annth^r truck with h< nw loadin'” emvpment must hiv,. c- mo along «nnn after n’cked ”P the large tank and M vnthin 3 n h THo 9V<..^Hff’4 office has been ’nVAstimp >n>” the r->th.>v n>cnl>f (•i-.-mdanfi's surrounding the r< hherv, T ' . . v.... .... i, X. • 'mo T > ”<•■ >• r V p • n who h. , n ~n nt • ' . t i t .>>, c' v' jo . n o mint, with the headmen in

South Bend, has accepted a similar position with the State Department of Public Welt are. The appointment came as the result of a civil service examination at which 400 applicants competed. Os the 200 successful candidates, Mr. DeMyer ranked 15th. His work covers eleven counties in Northern Indiana, and has to do with paroled prisoners from both Michigan City and Pendleton. He makes his headquarters at home in Walkerton. Sets Price At $1.60 Per Busin I. Because of the critical shortage of oils needed for the prosecution of the war, the government has taken over the entire soy bean crop of the nation and established a price of $1.60 per bushel on number two beans, accor 'ing to Fred Cullar. St. Joseph County Triple-A head. Will Consolidate Sixteen Agencies. Sixteen federal housing agencies which have been in operation throughout the United States doing various kinds of war work will be merged into one agenev, known as the Federal Public Hi using Authority. according to Hans Paasch. diomif. ry nvinager nt Walkerton. The change takes effect as . f Au-rnet fjr<t. This wdl put all of the federal housing in Wnikertnn the 200 houses 12 dormitories an’ 350 trailers under one general authority. 1928 Ma’l Only 10 Year* Late. A package left Saturday, September ]. h v a Dustman at the doorstep of A. K Kimberly, Neeuah, Wise., contained ciga-

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retts and candy that had been mailed to him in France 10 yearago when he was with th- at my. Yellow Fever Peril By No Moans Ended. Contrary to popular belief, yellow fever has not been wiped from the face of the earth. Although it has be< n kept out of United States and Europe, it is still a very great menace. Two main centers of the disease exist. One is in Africa, where Noguchi and two asscK'iatej- died recently of the disease in the course of their investigations on it. and the other is in South America. A flareup from either center is always possible, just as cholera and plague frequi ntly spread to epidemic proportions from their centers in India. RobIMTH Get SIO,OOO At Re-iiKM-laer Rank. Four armed bandits robbed the state Bank of Ri-nmwlear last Fridav escaping with more than SIO,OOO in currency and negotiable bon’s of unknown amount. Make Plans For Air M«M*t in South Bend. • ■ ,» The final plans of South Bend's Second B’g Meet. Jo be held on Saturdnv an H Snndav. September 15 in ' 16th > ^n<>nhv th.. Cl J.p. n h V.tllev a n club, havi been completed. No Nwl Manev seldom talks in these me^et-T) times easy credit and InMnUment hH'dng allow It to go without saving, mho C’^ticivm fhnt decent q neonlo elves nthnrq the Incentive needed for success.

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