The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 22, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 26 October 1967 — Page 2

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(Delayed) vVELL. BASEBALL FINALLY ' over and you would almost n. ver miss it as now the football season is in full swing and both th professional Hockey and B -ketball leagues are undcrWi\ It has develope i that their Is n<> longe: a period other than early summer when only one pro sp >rt. ext hiding golf of course. is going at one time. EVERYONE KNOWS THAT St Louis is the new world’s ch mpi >n. They won an exciting s>-’ ies in seven games over a • eiy game and competitve Bost ui team However, the World S' ies still leaves me flat in one re-peet. It used to he a rare day wh n a pitcher could win three gams. but with the current set-

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up of days off each time they move from one town to the next, yet plan on only seeing three starting pitchers for each team. This year was an exception. Bob Gibson was given an extra day’s rest after the Cards moved to a 3-1 a /vantage. He could have been ready earlier if necessary, pitching Wednesday and then again on Sunday. THE SERIES IS A BATTLE of two teams who had tn use everyone to win the pennant. but once the big games are here, where are the rest of the squads. This year they went well down the bmeh in various games because of the one-sidedness of the games. The players who did play regularly, ha t several standouts other than the pitchers. Lou

in • < k w.i ;t \ • i \ 11 hi 14 till tough cookie in this meeting. AL ». th'- fabulou- (’ail Yastrzeinski. had quite a series also. l!i ]I it was the one thing th it pat B t- n in t!;e । i ies. and his pi '\ in th.-. ii' w vh tIo pt lilt, p in . uni il the find game. WITH BASEBALL OVER. th> main inter* st i f<" tball at thi na in nt. Saturday astern n f"iin I quite an expected battle Istwcen Notre Lame and Southern California un r * 11. The fii t h,d r was almost all Notre I»ame. They pntty will contaim 1 (>. .1. Siin: p< n and did manage to pet <n s< aa? despite giving th" ball awe time an. time again. The chances they missel <<>llll have made the game a run-a-way. However, only an interception an 1 return to the 2 yard line gave them a score as Torr Hunt atty moved in * n the first play after this interception. THE SECOND HALF WAS somethin ' else. Notre Dame fumbled the kickoff anJ the Trojans took over on the 18 yard line. o. J Simpson finally made it into the en t z< ne an I the game was tic ’. This fumble and recovery for SC. seemed to take something out of the Irish. From that time on. it was all Southern Cal. They scored a field goal and two more touchdowns to win the game going away. 24-7. In all. Notre Dame lost the ball seven times on interceptions and two more times on fumbles. No team is going to give the ball away nine times to a team of Southern California’s potential and not feel it. The loss leaves Notre Dame two and two this season and they will move to Illinois for what should be another easy win this Saturday. NFO NEWS A large crowd of St. Joseph County NFO members turned out to hear favorable reports on the NFO program at the North Liberty Community Building with Liyal Burkholder chairing the meeting. A tape was playi’d from the National Office with each commodity head expressing his views. Herb Goodman - grain commodity director spoke first The NFO is advising its members to store grain at harvest time and to hold and sell thru the NFO Grain Bank. The Grain Bank is a tool to manage the supply so that processors and handh-rs will have to bi I up in order to fill their needs. The purpose of the gram bank is to put a floor of $1.50 under corn. $3.00 under soybeans and $2 00 under wheat. Kankakee County, Illinois, set their sign-up goal for the grain bank at one million bushels. They had already signed to dat • 750.000 bushels. Good reports coming in from all 28 states. Farmer- no linger want low farm prices; $1.30 per bushel for wheat $2.30 plus fur soybeans, and 1 ,ss than SI.OO a busel for corn. These low prices are a direct result of farmer- response t i government appeals for adequate grain to maintain a safe

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reserve an I also provide Food for Peace shipments for overseas. Through his outdated marketing system, the farmer is again being penalized for produi t ing an adequate amout of grain. Furthermore, cheap grain prices inevitably result in < heap livestock and milk prices. Albin Rust - dairy commodity director spoke next: The milk holding action had accomplished three things: 1. increase in Class milk price; 2. curtailed imports; 3. calle 1 National attention on Dairy Farmer Members. The .store-hold program is working well. Keep signing dairy agreements. Sixty percent of the dairy farmers must sign these agreements before they can go into effect. In the cheese program, they are pioducing 500.000 lbs. per week. Last. William Lashmett, meat commodity director spoke: More and more collection points are being set up all over the country, handling 800 - 1000 hogs daily. There is an NFO representative in the plants for correct weighing and grading. Many supply contracts are being written. Call your county meat board when you have cattle and hogs to go. We must have your meat reports to fill these supply contracts. The St. Joseph County have been holding house enformaliomil meetings all over the county, inviting their ni>n-memb<r neighbors. Many farmers are realizing as individual- they can neither demand nor maintain a fair price for their production. Many are joining to bargain together and sell together. OITOSITS One of the laws of nature seems to be that dollars and sense seldom travel together. LET GEOiU.E IM) IT Couib'ous driving on the highways is- a virture some pec.pie expect others to have.

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