The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 48, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 April 1968 — Page 4

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— JHE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — , , APRIL, 25, 1968

Primary Elections Are Important --

Tw ^av. May 7. is a big day in Indiana. It is also a day win n mans pv pb pass up one ’ of their greatest priviledges. that of voting. In this year, a presidential election year, much has been said the past few weeks* about the Democratic Race for president in Indiana since the fact that this will be the first such race for the late entering Robert Kennedy. Primaries seem in many . parts, like a waste of time, but this is the only way the parties have Os letting the voters select tlw candidates to represent the party in the fall elections. However naming a president in a primary race has little effect once the national conventions begin later in the year. Many people do bypass this election though because they have to declare a party to vote for the numerous candidates in the primary. This can be as important in some respects as * the fall election because a beaten candidate in a real tight race • in May, has no chance at all when it comes to November. Many people like to “play" with the primary race also. A lot of party switching goes on and this could be the case in Indiana just to express an opinion in the , three-candidate race for president. Governor Brannigan, entered ; in the race before president Johnson made his famous exit from the race, was to support Johnson as a favorite son. Now » that Jbhnson has bowed out. Brannigan wants to stay in to * have power over Indiana s 66 delegate votes at the SeptemC ber National Convention. Meanw whijg. Senator McCarthy, who entered as a peace candidate • opposing Johnson’s views on

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1963 Walkerton Names Honor Students. Walkerton High School, now a part of the Folk-Lincoln United Sch<x>! Corporation. has announced the honor students for the graduating class of 1963. Two girls were exceptionally close for this honor with Miss Rita Bierly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd

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the Vietnam situation, has mtlde an all-out effort to win the part^ s nomination. With Kennedy’s entry In the* racu, this also made h candidate with opposite views of president Johnsort'x when he enUrd. Now it bn aks down to two candidates < pposing the war in Vietnam and one who wants power at the National Convention and really isn't a serious contender for anything else than a little bit of power aX-Uu* Uuw. - The presidential race on the Republican side will have one Richard Nixon listed and the future of this party's presidential race seems to be shaping up for either a big draft at the National Convention or Nixon all the way. Governor Rockefeller has gained more support since he has bowed out than he apparently was getting when he was a declared candidate. The real importance of the primary election to us is to select the party candidates for the various county offices as well as the Congressional battle. Here is where the Republicans have a battle going as Will Erwin and David Barrett are fighting for the right to run against John Brademas, the incumbent. in the fall. You as a registered voter, have an obligation to support the candidate In this election. Whether you choose the party you normally support, or jump the fence to play for one race, your vote is as important as ancones. Study the candidates now and in another 12 days, go to the polls and take advantage of orwnf the greatest freedoms any person can enjoy, a voice In their own government.

Bieriy named valedictorian of the class. Miss Linda Frailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Frailey, was named as salutatorian. Those two have been close ail through their high school days and the difference amounted to only .03 in their grades. Mills Bros. Circus To Be In North Liberty. The 24th annual edition of the

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Mills Bros. Three Ring Circus is < onung here on May 28th. It was announced today by Linder Williams, president of the North IJberty Lions Club. Profits derived from sponsoring the circus will go towards our Little Length Ball Club. bai« s Tax Given Try in Indiana. After 101 days of committee reports, action In both houses that have resulted in almost everything but a good old free-for-all, the State of Indiana now has a new tax plan. This plan naturally makes taxes considerably higher. After a grueling 61 days of regular session was completed, a special session of 40 days was called to complete work left undone. The new program to go into effect on July 1, 1963. was the first change in the state tax struction since 1933 William Bieriy Selected As U. N. Representative. The selection of a student to represent Walkerton High School in the United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth, sponsored by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, was made from the Sophomore class. The selection was made from this class as it was felt it would make United States History more meaningful to them in their junior year and the delegate would be able to contribute much first hand information to class discussions. The results of this voting gave William Bieriy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ainos Bieriy, the unanimous vote as dcleg<*te. ’958 Community Joins In Spring Clock Change. It's time for the old time headache again! Yes, Satuday night (or Sunday morning i which eVer you like, is the time to move your clocks ahead one hour so you Will be up in time for church in the morning. The switch is made again this year for a six moHlh period. Mr*. Jerry Nelson To Be Page Al Grand Chapter Session. - North Liberty caapter 290. OES was honored recently when Mrs. Jerry Nelson was chosen from among the 24 Matrons of the 20th District who served their chapters in that capacity during the term just past, to be a page at the Indiana Grand Chapter Session being held at the Murat Temple in Indianapolis on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday this week. Market Report. Slicing Bologna. 31bs for sl.; Ground beef, 3 lbs, $1.29: Pork Roast, lb. 39c; Milnet, 3 tall cans, 29c; Johnson's Floor Wax, 113 qt. 93c and Salada Tea, 48 bags 63c. 1948 Newspaper Man Tc Speak Ab Meeting In North Lilierty. A ringside seat in the North Liberty High School auditorium will be a permium next M< nday evening, April 26th. at 7 30 when the Liberty Township Firm Bureau an 1 the North Lib'rty C anmumy Club will present Wa’ ne Guthrie, assistant managing editor of the Indianipilis Nt ws. of Indianapolis in his new famous “Ringside at Bikini." a talk based on his p isonal observations, impressions and conclusions of the historic atomic bomb tests which he witnes- d at Bikini. Atoll, in mid-Pacafic July 1946. Dr. Wiscnbangh Sells Dental Offic-. Dr. Wird C. Wisenbaugh. who has practiced dentistry for 35 will retire from practice. April 26 wh m Dr. M< rris Barrett of South Bend will take over his office and practice in North Liberty. Earn A Bicycle. Due to a misunderstanding, the advertising in connection with LaFeber and Son grocery, pertaining to the bicycle contest was di- ■ ntinued bi cause of a' complaint that it was a form of lott< ' ' This discrepency has ben chand thru the legal department if Gen< nd Milll Ine who meii hand! <■ is featured in the contest The contest in progress and the kiddies have continued to bring in their box tops from Wheat les. Cheerio*, Ktx Betty Crocker's cereal tray Bisquick. Apple Pyequick, Sofias Milk cake

flour and Gold Metnl flour. The bicycle will be awarded as scheduled on May Ist to the perix'ir tinning in the largest number of box tops stamped with the LaFeber and Son store name. Buy Irtdiana Imod For Chicago . Airport. Hoosier sand, purchased from the Indiana Department of ConSfrvation. Is being used for the construction of a new airport in €!hicago. The sand used for the fill of the Northerly Airport, now being built in Chicago, comes from the Indiana Sheals vast deposit in Lake Michigan near Indiana Harbor. 1937 Sewer AMessment Rolls Drawing To Close. The spring sewer assessment for the year 1937, now payable

Speedy Supper by "Btltq CAockey You know the kind of day when you're so rushed, you scarcely have time to think about a good hot supper for the family? Well, here's a menu I hope you’ll save for just such a hectic day this fall. Our menu features tempting Creole Pie, Green Beans, Black-eyed Susan Salad. For dessert, serve ice cream and cookies. Phin to chop the celery, onion and greeu pepper, and section oranges the night before or in the morning. Refrigerate in plasfic wrap or bags. Then you can walk in the dour at 5:55, follow my timetable below and have an appetizing hot supper on the table by 6:30!

6:00 Prepare Creole Pie 6:10 Set table, wash greens 6:15 Bake biscuit crust 6.20 Cook green beans 6:25 Arrange salads 6:30 Creole Pie out of oven, green beans in a bowl; . supper is served and you’re the heroine! OtEOLE PIE • eup chopped celery % cup chopped green pepper 2 tablespoon* chopped onioa t tablespoons shortening, melted 1 pound ground beef Biscuit dough 1 can (10/ 2 ounce*) tomato soup 1 teaspoon salt H cup water Heat oven to 450". Cook and stir celery, green pepper and

GOLDEN TOUCH OF HOSPITALITY ’ BY JANE ASHLEY mJSk * ii ■ * — * 11 * XL " *•• zimß ‘ xJr - „ g"'--y WWj» KM Be A Chinese Cook The Chinese have away of cooking that lets them put an appetizing and well balanced meal together in minutes. With this recipe, your meal will be done in minutes also. Readily available canned bean sprouts and water chestnuts make the ingredients gathering easy. Chinese Steak with Mixed Vegetables

1 pound round steak, about I 1 2 inches thick ,J 4 tup corn oil 1 cup green jiepper strips 1 cup diagonally sliced celery 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms JS cup coarsely chopjied onion

1 tablespoon soy sauce Marinate steak. Broil. Cut diagonally into thin slices about ’J inch thick and then cut in si rips 2 in hes long. Heat corn oil in skillet over medium heat. Stir in green pepper, celery’, mushrooms. onion, bean sprouts, water chestnuts, salt, ginger and pepper. Cook, stirring constantly, just until tender, about 3 minutes. Blend corn starch, bouillon and soy sauce. Stir into nnx’uxe tn skillet. Bring to boil and cook one minute. Serve with broiled .meat strips. Makes 6 servings.

at the Town Treasurer's OftP marks the final instaimtflfint f property holders assessed on t! District, Locals Nof*. 1,2, 3, hi 4 sewers constructed in the Tov of Whlkerton. some 11 years , ( according to Wayne Cover. Clei Treasurer. . , Table Setting ConfeM. The anniversary meeting of ■ Community Club has been p poned to May 21, at Which tin the Club members will partn pate in a table setting contest. New Hammond Organ. Gift of Senior Chis*. Announcement has just be. made by Dr. Otte Winger, pre dent of Manchester College, the acceptance by the college a Hammond Electric Organ, t gift of this year’s Senior gia; uating class.

onion in hot shortening until onion is tender. Add ground beef; cook until brown, stirring occasionally. Prepare rolled Biscuit dough as directed on Bisquick package except — roll dough into 10 inch circle. Fit gently into 9inch pie pan. Flute edge. Bake about 15 minutes. Drain excess fat from meat mixture; stir in soup, salt asd water. Heat thoroughly.; Pour hot meat filling into hot’ baked shell; cut into wedge-; shaped pieces and serve ini-, mediately. 6 serving*. Black-eyed Susan Sahul: Arrange orange or grapefruit sections in a circle on green*. Place pitted dates la the center. Serve with a bottled fruit salad dressing. To prepare French-style green beans, cook as directed on the package. Toss with butter, salt, pepper and slivered almonds.

1 (1-pound) can bean sprouts, drained 1 (3-ounee) can water chestnuts, drained and sliced 1 teaspoon salt ' 4 teaspoon ginger 1 H teaspoon pcpjrer I 1 _> tablespoons coni starch 1 cup bouillon