The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 14 September 1967 — Page 5

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‘<- jMmMMMaMMaMMMMMMIi The picture we feature this week might bring back some memories to Walkerton people of a scene in Walkerton many years ago. The date of this picture is not known or are the individuals pictured. However the scene was taken in the old glass factory in Walkerton whi< h was housed in the same building that Plas Steel located in during the early 1950 s and still occupy’s behind the tower on Adams Street. We wish to thanX the different indivi fuals for their contributions of pictures that have been coming in and we will get all of them that we can reproduce, in the paper as time passes. At present, we have several weeks ahead, but don't let this discourage you. We particularly are, interested in pictures that anyone can give us identifying the people or scenes or give us any Information that would be of interest concerning the picture. Auxiliary News Members of the Walkerton American Legion Auxiliary Unit Were told at their regular monthly meeting, Thursday Sept. 7 that cupboards the unit purchased for the up-stairs kitchen had arrived and would be installed in a few days. Membership chairman, Mrs. Fred Fitzke reported 85 paid up members and urged all eligible members to get their dues in before Oct. 20 so the Unit mav complete in the Quota campaign. Mrs. James Patterson is directing the Pom-Pom girls In the Junior Anxlliarv at their weekly meetings, each Thursdav after school nt the Legion Home. Os R '^Hk-'ar- a»< --— —

kw* b ■ *ran;im : I THINK ABOirrnTl ■ a BY KAY A. NUSBAUM

■ A !j^k‘ b<»y was ask<d to spell the word - straight Ih B a Spelled* it correctly and the teach< r then asked him t< ■ 6xpiain what it meant Without hesitation the lad said. ® when vm! take a shot without ginger ale or soda.** The ■ m story may appear cute - at first thought. But, lets give it a ■ kecon I thought. ■ _ a Authorities know alcoholism is a disease. Rut what causes a it? Opinions vary <n why. where and wh^n the sickness ■ -'arts. Perhaps the lad's definition gives us a clue -for same ■ a cases. . . Isn't it likely, in some cases at least the disease can ■ st.ut at an early age through a wrong c no-pt; through an " acceptance of what children see in home and soc il patterns ■ of conduct '.’ Isn't it hkelv tin Bibb : ive us a further r|uc?. . ■ _ "Thou shalt teach them diligently unto thj children, and shall talk of them wh< n thou sittest in thine house .” i Peut. 6’6.71 , ■ We art* certainly no authority on alcoholism one wav or • a the other. But don’t you think this thought is Worth a thinking about? ... 9 KAY A. NUSBAUM, MSBAUM FUNERAL HOME, Roosevelt ■ Rotul mid Ohio St. Walkerton, Indiana, Phone b^v ■ ■ ■. ■ ■.*.*_*. ■ h

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Z THE INDEPENHENT-NEWS

OES Chapters To Combine For Joint Inspection Three chapters of the Order of the Eastern Star will be inspected jointly Friday evening Sept. 22. conducte 1 by Mrs. Richard Moser, Berne, Indiana, Worthy Grand Matron. in the Walkerton Masonic Temple. Walkerton officers will be in charge of the opening. New Carlisle will do the initinry degrees and North Liberty will have the closing. Dinner at 6:30 will be served at the Walkerton United Metho dist Church. A baby dedication will be held at 7:10 at the Temple. At 7:30 five members of the local chapter will receive lllllfllllillllllilllil lllillitiiiir iinif iiiiniiiiii

awards of Gold, denoting 50 years of membership and service. Included in the special guest list will be Grand officers, district deputies past grand officers and grand appoinments. Mrs. Betty Myers, deputy of district 20 will be present also, “Fiesta of Fashions” Coming To St. Patricks "Fiesta of Fashions" will be th<‘ theme of the tenth annual Fashion Show and Card party of the St. Patrick Women's Club tu take place 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening September 27 at the School Hall. The setting will be the romantic Me iiterrian thH yea r according to decoration Chairman, Mrs. Michael Kochanowski and Mrs. Carl Christensen. The Levine’s Boston Store, LaPorte are in charge of the fashions. Ticket chairman Mrs Harry Malstaff rports that tickets are available either from the chib members or at the door. Many lotzlv d<w»r priz*»M tabk Mv hi ar. tab pr w . g!,'.,' ' a so.aila r is ./•<; iv .-li I • f^-s' ,<'nb <■ ■ V — —1 THE BEST j FOR LESS! - -J Call: (O- I’AVEY f ITATt FARM MUTUAI , F ®' m > AUTOMOim Phone- 3X6-3210 WWRAMCE COMPANY 1 ‘ PSO-UOj

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