The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 July 1968 — Page 4

— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JI LY IS, 1968

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Where Will It All End?

J A certain cigarette c<»m■menial <n TX asks. "Where vill it all end’.’" Os course they in- refermg t<< the length of the ■<snvvtitors products, but that <une question can be asked ime and time again in other •lekis and still not receive an •mswt. Recently. the m ws has again Mtn centeung around a few trikes, depending on what <ind of news you like. The <rd problem of settlement and <>me <>f the matters decided ipon makes one ask themd\’es. "Where will it all end?" The two pihtii.il conventions. r’Midy prime TV. radio and newspa|M i material, are being hieatened by a strike either on • nationwide basis or in local >asis as in Chicago. It has come o >he p lint now that the situaon is getting critical and the inkers certainly know this and ire using this as an additional nitch in their bag of tricks. But. if you are one who isn't articular ly interested in poh■ks and "don't give a hoot" for hese conventions. you might lave been worried just until ate Sunday about a favorite astimc of many milli- ns of eonie. the Sunday astern -on ro football of the Nation -1 PMo’b; 11 League. Y«s. even the otball players were on st like ,i<d the veterans not allowed invarious training camps due ~ h-- difference of opinb ns by he nlavers and the- < lub ownrs. It' seems a little strange hat -u< h as this would take to i> ; .p. of action, but until the

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final agreement was reached Sunday night, the future of the NFL seemed to be up in the air. In this case as well, some (Hitches were used. According to news service reports, there were some 22 matters to be settled and the players and owners had agreed on 21. but only the matter of the pension plan remained. The barring of veterans of over two years from training camps had to have an effect and Vince Lombardi’s little statement last week of suggesting that the Oakland team of the AFL be allowed to play in the All-Star game, probably hurt more pride of the NFL than any single item. Old Vince is shrewed as a business manager! Strikes currently are the biggest single threat to big business that can be seen. It is true, unions are necessary to give the working man representation. but their is a limit on both sides of the fence. An increase in one spot just continues the vicious circle that continues light on around until it is back where it started. All this leads up the spiral of inflation, but sometime and somewhere it has to stop. The surcharge isn't the answer, but at present is as good as could be put into effect. Everyone hopes’ it won't lead to government control of various phases of business but the trends towards socialism seem to get a little stronger day in and day out and again we ask ourselves. "Where will it all end

Further interpretation of this law means that even the very common dragging from a stop light in a city or town is unlawful. Eclipse Can Be Dangerous To Eyes. Saturday is the day there is supposed to be a 77 per cent eclipse of the sun as it will hide behind the moon for a length period in the afternoon. Warning has been extended by about every agency connected with sight and the eyes to be very careful and not look at the sun during the eclipse. 1958 Organize Disaster Unit In

North Liberty. Organization of a disaster relict committee in Liberty Twp. was begun Wednesday night at a meeting in the Masonic Temple. R. E. Littleton, township disaster chairman for the St. Joseph County Chapter of American Red Cross announced. C. E. (Tedi Hevel will serve as chairman of the Liberty Twp. committee. Police News. Parking Rules lo Be Enforced. All parking of vehicles in the Town of North Liberty, on all streets, with the exception of the 100 block on N. Main street, shall be parakll. with the right wheels paralell-to-the-curb, or curb line. Many violations have been noted recently on this parking ordinance and in many cases causing a hazard to the street in question. Market. Watermelons, 75 cents and up; cantaloupe, 25 cents each; tomato lb. 16 cents; cucumbers, 3 for 10 cents and peaches, 2 lbs. for 25 cents. 1948 Abstract Reveals Land Deed To Methodist Church. Russell Sheneman. garage proprietor of Amrtn Liberty, recently purchased a tract of land, comprising about twelve acres, and located one mile east ot North Liberty on the south side of the road. The ground was purchased from Harold Clai k who gave an abstract with tne sale. This item states that on Apiil 18, 18i3, Issaac R. Cole and Mary E. Cole deeded to Henry Reamer, Louis DeCoudres, Samuel Williams. John Fetzer, DeWitt C. Cole, George F. Smith and Amos Liggett, in trust for the use of the ministry and membership of the Methodist Episcopal church, the following parcel ol land. Commencing 14 rods south of the northeast corner of section No. 33, township No. 36, north, range 1 east, running west eight rods; thence southwest southerly about one and one fourth rods; thence east nine rods; thence north one rod, to the place of beginning. This parcel of land comes at a very inconvenient point in Mr. Sheneman s land. The abstract shows that this deed was duly recorded Oct. 29. 1875. For that purpose the land was thus deeded is not shown, and theie is no known record of the fact that the *Methodist Church made any use of the land. Mr. Sheneman wonders what in the world he should do to clear up this detail. Work Started Ou New routine Ga rag®. Work was started this week < n the construction of a new garagein Walkerton at the intersection of Rend 6 and Adams street. Bus Co. Changes Walkerton Depot. The Cardinal Bus Cn. has changed its Walkerton depot fr m Charlies Spot restaurant to the Huftstetter Hudle, corner of Roosevelt R ad and Michigan Street with the parking spot on Michigan street. Voice Os The People I would like to say that. I thought we had police in our towns that would obey the laws, if the people do not, but they break the laws right along with them. I am distonished and ashamed to think that our police officers can't keep order and see that the* laws are obeyed. Those we have in Indiana are for the safety of our children and older ones too. You would think they would consider the elderly sick. But they did not consider these. There is no excuse in any town, that thU> can't be taken care of. The law is here but not enforced and it can be. It has been in the past and can be again. There are other ways of celebrating. I love my country just as much and for "hat she stands for just as much as the person who thinks he has to disobey Uie laws and make unnecessary noise. We hope they do better next time. Officers don’t give us any excuses, there aren't any . More Than One

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