The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 27, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 30 November 1967 — Page 4

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- THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — NOV. 30. 1%7

Three Phases Os Chrismas

■bt rady for that "Tri-Sea-n. Y, > w< said Tn-S<'awn." rhis i - i >n< wa\ b> d< firn "in greeted holiday of tin \nr, ’hi i't mas. ' ’hristmas mmes a little ■arlni each y< ar. Thi Chrisbn is season has to be < n Us on< e ’lh Thanksgiving holiday has oim and gone. Christmas has u< h an tally impact in fad. hat now it is a rat race Io g< t hristmas to th< peoph and in thin mind.- just as tally as ossiblt The start of Christ - uas promotions beats the carvX of the turkey in many .owns and cities. Parades, the tpcnmg of Christmas seasons certain ks ths. the decorated u nd-w th- displaying ■ f im iHiandis. and everything t th; sort brings the season to ju t as >a’ h is ]■< >ssihle. flu P om phas< of Christnas Chiistn .ns is the time of ne Mar for retail merchandisIt i so mu< h dt p. ndant n the Clni-’ma- Season in ■an y pl a। -th it a good lr tn io bo oi is ahm st m ' h reason a business sur.m s < r fail . Th: gtx s from . m l i^p -t n rufm turn r of rodu •< f.>r Christmas right d"Wn t tin r> ghb. rhoo<i store i - 11 - thi' j; •r< handiso to y* 41 th< । < ।de. The economic I'h-ec "f Christmas is the one nat hit us first, last and hardt. But. in a modem way of if< it seems to be a necessary .art of the season. Ph* second phase of Christmas will continue to grow with he continued growth of the .rst phase. This is the Christmas first known by the children a this time of the year. Children have come to know’ ' hristmas first as the time of ne year for Santa Claus and jifts, and gifts and gifts. Yes. hhdren take part in many hristmas programs in churchs and Sunday Schools, cele- • ating the birth of Jesus

Memories From . .

1962 Mmmrocks Fall To Trojans »2-4 H Tuesday Night. Lakeville's Trojans squeezed a>t host North Liberty on Tuesday evening with a 52-49 victory • • ven their record 2-2. <ndi:»ns Blast Grovertoun in Tuesday Contest. W ith a much better attack 4<dng for them Tuesday night a'tiring better passing, tighter b-f-nsive play and better all iround ball game, Walkerton ul'ed away from Grovertown in he second half of play to drop he host Rains on the Tyner so r 60-44. Tins brought the Indians record to 2 wins and 3 •sses for the young season. t diloriaL An old landmark is being reoo'ed from Walkerton. Despite he fact that this has been re>< nt for many years. It is •of with rgret that it goes as regress must continue and the i >«npletion of the new water ' *Mks improvement program •v ral months ago made the old *<«den tub type tank unneeded, -aturday. the tank itself came Jou I, a- blds Were off. red home inn ago for the removal of the <i k and Don H. Hobeck. of M ■ Michigan. was awarded h> contract. At present, the 'nation is rapidly being dn’miiitb \ for the . alvage involved. 1947 Main Street (rtwwdp. The Christmas time Is nearing and th it means giving. If you i.mm a good piano around your 1 ou-. that isn’t b<:ng uxd. we •an fell you la v. you <an make a 1 it of i ilk- very, very happy and 1 mate within yours. If th it <. r- । • m filling of sati f.tion worth vnia and fulfilling th< Christmas urge to give. You he. the | » ho .1 n<-cds a good piano. ; Buy A Fimiwetta. ( J' .him tta Day Ik Saturday It < s a project of the M them club I ut W Hd War 11 and they u ill ।

Chris’ but ."till in their young minds Santa Claus and his phase of Chritm is will reign high from now until the < herish'd mono nt on Christmas dav when the gifts are opened und« r tlw tree. This fact whither we like it or not. is the product of our own way of living' and bringing up the children. This phase of Christma'' is partially a product of the first phase with the continued push aimed at tile young for their acceptance and choice of gifts. However, more and more of this also comes from the "diffo nt” way of life now' over years ago. With the (’hristmas seas< n getting longer etch \ear and the commercial a<pe< t it cannot be blammed on the home life as much as the business life. The third phase of Christmas is the oldest . . . almost 2000 ye it s old. This is the real reas< n for Christmas Ch lists birth It was at this time that the gift giving was started as threi kings s< -h >i. a' d a m w b rn b ib' win was givci to the pec,pie of the world for their salvation. Th" religious story of Christmas is known by all. and imph as it may be, is the most beautiful story ever t Id. The important part of this phas. of Christma is that we all remember it. Not just Christma- eve or in the Christmas programs and services of the respective churches, but all through the Christmas season. Christmas is coming. It is coming in all three of the phases. All three are nn established part of our lives, and Christmas cannot be the Christmas we know without all three. There is time for all three, but be sure you take time for all as one without the other means you are missing part of the dearest time of the year.

have 500 of the little flowers to sell, proceeds from which will go to the aid of veterans. Contributions are voluntary, and as you buy a carnation, a poppy, a red feather, etc., for other organizations, the poinsetta is for veterans of World War 11. Your contribution will be appreciated. Girl Scouts Food Baskets, When you an* in any of the Walkerton food stores, just ask the clerk to show you the Girl Scouts Food Baskets which have been placed there, and then you buy some articles of food suitable for a Christmas dinner and depo*iit it in the basket. The girls hope to receive enough packages of food to make up 16 baskets whit h they will distribute to Worthy people in the community on Christmas Eve. If you care to give money, with which the girls i <n buy fowl for the Christmas dinner, phase contaot Mrs. L- Chapman, director of the Girls Scouts. 1912 Military Fnits To Go To Church. At the request of Governor Henry F Schrxker, church bells throughout Indiana will toll and . very Hoosier will ‘“Remember I’eail Harbor ” by facing West for one minute at 11 55 next Monday, December 7. first anniversary of the Japanese bombing of the United States’ Hawaiian Naval Bas.-. The time ha tie. n set at 11 55 am, lunch hour for most whs Is factories and business enterprises, rather tlian the actual bombing tunc of 1 25 pm in order to avoid interfei.n .- with tin- state's "around-the-d <k war v. iking prm r un. I ire Marshall loves Gasoline \\ armng. Dm to th< gas lin<- rationing, it ha- L < am ne. < sary for the Stab Fir. Marshall to take drastic step., touaid < Lmm iting <x< < » .v< storage us gasoline in barrels drum- containers, etc., ar and h'»m< and garages.

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It is unlawful to: 1. Store gasoline in a frame building within the fire limits of a city or town. 2. Store gasoline in a building not conforming to the regulations of the State Eire Marshall. 3. Store gasoline in a basement, cellar or pit. 4. Store gasoline in glass containers. Gasoline may be stored in buildings other than frame buildings within the fire limits of a city or town in sealed barrels, drums or safety cans, painted I red and labeled "Dangerous” of ; not more than 5 gallon capacity : and in the amount not to exceed 10 gallons. Outside city fire limits one may store up to 50 gallons under same regulations 1 as in city limits. • No Gaw; No PT A Due to the gasoline rationing 1 program now in effect, there wilt be no further meetings of the North Librty PTA until February. according to Mrs. Arno Reed, program chairman. Walkerton Ilas Own Os! Ration Beard. Walkerton has its own fuel oil ration board to take care of al! local rations on fuel oil for heating purposes, operating water 1 heaters, kerosene users and distillat for farm uses. This board was set up as a branth of the South Bend board, due to the large number of oil ‘ users in this territory. । 1928 4-11 Com Show Dniws Big Gathering. More than five hundred farmers of St. Joseph County gathered at the Madison Center High School last Wednesday night to see the St. Joseph County 4-H Corn, Potato and Peppermint Show and to hear the program put on by the 4-H Club boys and girls. There were 53 exhibits of potatoes, 25 exhibits of peppermint oil, and IS on ear sampk*s of corn. St. loouis Cardinal^. Sign Walkerton Boy. Darwin Apph*, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Apple of Walkerton, star pit< her for the Indiana t niVersitV baseball team for the last three seitsons, has signed a "B" contract with the St. l>>uis Cardinal Three I league club at I>ecatur, 111 , next summer. He Is re< ogniaw-d as n h ading hitter, and has a good percentage of garm s won to his < redit as a pitcher. He won seven out of 10 games for the Crimson last spring and hurled 10 vi< lories in 14 rftarts in wml-pro ball nt Battle Click, Mich., during the past summer. S<'Ven of these wins Weir Mhut-outM and he lost by ■cures us 1-0, 1-0, 1-2, and 1-3.

NOTICE OF HEARING STATE OF INDIANA 8S ST. JOSEPH COUNTY IN THE ST. JOSEPH PROBATE COURT ESTATE NO. 21702 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF NINA JACKSON. Di , ceas<‘d Notice is hereby given that the undersigned personal representative of the above captioned estate, has presented and lik'd: A final account in final settlement of said estate and petition to settle and allow account. Petition to determine heirs. Petition for authority to distribute estate. Petition fur discharge.

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ACWOSB. 1. Fasten ; B. Fruit pies 10. Fragrance 11. Aside 12. Type of architecture 13. Phoebe 14. Solemn wonder 15. The holm oak 17. Exist 18. Distant 19. Like 20. Unaccented • 23. Sling around 25. Whirlybirds 27. God of war 28. Relatives 29. Indian coins: abbr. 80. Britain's ancient Inhabitant 81. Barium; sym. 82. Hind 83. Meadow 86. Mexican Indian 88. Heathen Images 40. Sky-bhie 41. Rope until running knot 42. Melodies 43 Hereditary factor

and that the same shall be heard in the court r<x>m of said Com; on the 18th day of December 1967. All persons entitled to share in final distribution <>t said estate are notified to appi i' in court on said date and mak' proof of h« irship or claim to m. part of said estate and sh' v cause why such account shou: 1 not be approved. AMBROSE L. JACKSON Personal Representative ALOYSIUS J. KROMKOWSKI Clerk of the above caption- d . S' j Court Florence Creager Morris Attorney for Estate 2td? Trouble-makers don't care tl get ahead if they can get even.

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