The Independent-News, Volume 94, Number 38, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 13 February 1969 — Page 4

THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — FEBKI ABY 13, 1969

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The Subject Is Wrong!

Despite the fa< ? that m•: y could care b s m of the gn I -*y - > •<' t, >m . n i- .-imply the < i t that one < tn n ■! or h* r the nrW-. but :i h :• p t • of it h <pp- ning Thr ugh the m »dein mu • - / TV. t• . < in h ipp< n in a m t’< n n.u’ -. a dav later. 11 i ' I.• i’« . << t’;e past, but m to’ 1. tV' u -* e what 1 :ng ”, . w* I'. . - hearing or n.l i • • ’ u t it H wev. r. ’t ’ w.. k. the more d: u t :.< • < . nt ws ( 'vei . ’ ■ 1 ' 1 • 11 television ] ■ tuo t! t :• iy It I the pul ’ -• ■ v d w • : - ing on .. . and T ■ ■ iu • ia 1 t of comment. This concerns the trouble t Notre l ame L-t week er. i N >t only d: I w< c.-t a . han' f t ) hear about trouble n a < >lh ge campus first hand, but we w* re able to see many involved In the trouble which was enough to make one sk k. It also raised one question . "Since when has a course in pornography been neces-ury to graduate h <m t ■ Hege? Thematmatter at hand at Notre Dame certainly does nothing to ixii.se the standards cH this fine institution that has for years been one of the most talk -about and mostrespected in the country. For all the headlines they have made, whether it be academic or athletic, such a degrading story as the case it hand has to erase many of these fine thoughts in the public's mind. The part that was really disgusting came to many through this fine medium of television. To see many of those involved really made one wonder. This included not only the students, but the appearance and conduct of the professor involved as well. They made it sound as if the greatest of sins had been committed simply because a certain movie they were to view was ruled pornographic and siezed by the prosecutor’s office and sherrif’s department. Add to this, the harrassment that followed and the resisting of the sheriff s department officers involved. and you have a very sour situation. Another fact not as well publicized was the amount < f dam ge. well into the thousands of dollars, of cmdalDm that occu ed at the Univer.-ity b! f i :’iil;»n Window break ge was great . .

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- ciiillll.iinuo cniiri. rniiir iiifHii’” 1959 S<out Group To Celebrate 19th Annh rrnarx. This week the Boy Scouts of America are celebrating their 49th anniver-try T e citizens of N th L;!» ity m 1 W . ker t n are P’ >ud of the a ■ oniplishments of the local Scout- groups as well a- tae Gi I s groups which are doing an equally line job with their w< rk A Sign of Spring? In spite of th*- hideous wedher the towm has been experiencing fnr the past two month-., there ha been c sign of spring in the' air. Rev Mills noticed the* other day that the narcissus sprouts hive pierced the frozen gr»und on the southeast ide of the- Meth di t Church and are ab cut two inc hes tail dre tdy Livestock Sale. The Cow market still very ac tive with a t< p (rs S2O 30 for a 1290 lb Hol s2(> 10 for i 1270 lb. Hol., sl9 Ik) for a 1400 lb Hoi . sl9 60 f j . 1335 lb Blk . SI9OO for a 1135 lb Hol for t 1360 lb Hol sl9 70 for a 1340 It lb 1 , with c nrais and Cutters selling sl6 00 to $1650. 1949 f orty Itarroono K» leaked In Fulton. The Fulton Count \ foonhunters A»»ociation of Full n countv. a’ s called meeting <*.l Jan Heth, u* the city hall, Rochester, voted to

. tin- ah ne is un< x<. Usable. The fact that disturbed nimy j)« -ph- wis the appearan e ot th' ad :,‘.s im Im ;. Whether < r not ne acct pts thL "hippit ' or lor.; ~ and . ; a mil im ap ] uan m 1 .. 1 thing 11. e. :dt > of I. W cue Weals h. .1 u. d.' t -. it is w ..at l. y .. 1 • a< m aav 'h. I < amt -. I’ei - m 1 m. ।pr Mil us apjawram v mv n t enter in although w< 1 । (ci '1 .< ami b ikin & Tt • -uuj- t >t hand is the content of the film. Pornographic film- ire not new. It would tike quite an unitoum 1 per., n to know that these have been in existance for years. Yuu can order them through many magazines . . . they are available through many other sourct s. bat nevertheless, they do not seem to be necessary on a college campus for a studs course. Add this the fad that the students feel theii rights have been infringed upon by taking this film away 1 something else. Someday in their lives these college age students will have to do without more than a movie tha‘. they de.-ire. If they can't face up to the ad, we a.e in serious trouble. Notre Dame isn't the only place this is happening. In fact, it is a much lesser degree at Notre Dame than many colleges and universities around the country. The reason may be different, but the thought ia the same. The college students simply are not willing to go without their own way. This is a small percentage, but the effects can be huge in the end. The editorial cartoon in a recent South Bend Tribune which pictured the college at San Francisco now being conducted m the former Akatiaz prison, seems to be quite an extreme, but the troubh - that have happened at the expense of the taxpayers in an attempt to "OFFER" a yiung adult an edu< ation. i- very serious The education at a college level istill a privjledge and the sooner our society finds away Lu b< ir this out will be the sooner mu h trouble will cea-e. We don't need anymore domestick trouble th n we il । 1 i'. have . . . an 1 nipping it in the bud at thi level Wl’l b' the gieatest fact' in ' m, much trouble in the futui e.

release 40 raccoons. Tab's From The Old Fishrnnan. Long ’bout February every year 1 fit allfired restless aid w nta go .‘‘ishin’, and I wait and watch a lot of little signs that't got a whale of a lot < f a lot < .' meanin' fer feller that looks and watches. 1914 War On The Home Front. Record Egg Crop-Three out (.f every four eggs purduced in 194 1 have been allocated to civilians, the War Food Admimstiation announced. Autos, Tires. Bicycles. Gasoline February quota of new passenger automobiles 1- 10.000 two thuds of January quota, and < f new bicycles is 7.500 one half the January quota, the office of Price Administration has announced. Except for a decn i-e of approximately one-fi,urth m the numbei </f used and reclaimed *gr fe III' Pmen er H<• I d i. r • qu t 1 for tires .md tub* are ab ait I’ < same as for January. E- er.M il tru<k operators .n in 1* whe <• ti.e re* ippm. f riipp - are Inadequate or unavailble m \ < tain t 1 «ti n c< t i ite p' - milting them to exchange with dealers a Hie which n*' 1 rer ippn» a <« uaed tire or a new ’ war" lire Automobile drivers hereafter Will find that the purp»se of which they drive, father limn the dl»tan<r they »Flv<^ will determine their eliglbH.ty fur

tires. Motorists may n w u-e indt able pen .1 a- well a- ink to write th'll h. • n-e numb»:s al state nm.-trat.m on each gasoline 'Upon. Motonsts mu t naw pre-t nt their tire in per’ • : tea >rd- when applying t a .po. .i g isuline .1 ations. M .« ila; in- and L< Chv< •< M ■ e ial ins will be 1 cd .a a matter of fa t, hi mill! 1 p > .mi (. 1 i.-.n- from tiie 1913 pl k l- bein Mh'a-ed. Our 100 Lwlur Have Been Sign* I I p. W» have ign<d up and recei "1 i h for ov< r 100 lockers in the pr posed cold storage lockr. plant . . Walk* rt n. Ai ip and mon arc coming in d ily and the amount we net 11- 300 to sign up. Main Street Gossip Valentine’s Day is tomorrow, so M>u had better get those V ilentines out today! —MS G — One February 4th, a bill designed to halt the Indiana University open visitation policy, was killed by one vote in the state Senate. MSG' The St. Joseph Count*' Council fast Monday, passed an ordinance appropuating $266,533 for major porthm of the County's 1969 road rebuilding program as presented by the County Board of Commissioners. One of the many roads to be rebuilt is Riley Road from Sycamore to Primrose Read in Liberty Township. The State Highway Commission must not have sent out any spies lately to check on highways 23 and 6. O well, 1. they did. they probably Wouldn't have gotten back to report tae holey condition of these two r<xid- There is just one word tu desi-ribe their conditu 11 - Terrible. M G S Well, did you miss out on all the free cookies and coffee at Dave Ar Ruy's last Week, to bid if you di l. Those bakery vaok.es were ib.soulty d* m ; u- ln.a .n e. a small town like Walkerton having a bakery. Thank you Dave & Ray's. — MGS Fecce's Fioi H Sh p i - in full swing now. — MG S The Summi F* tbal Cmmittea mwt on Febru ry 3 v. h a b;-; ta-k ahi id ot thim picking a theme .or the bi , c.f .;r June 5, 6. uni 7 Aftei much di--cus-i n and s । forth, they came up with June Fantasy is the theme for Walkerton’s Summer Festival. - MG S Thi- i- a vt.y bu.-y nv nth with the 2nd being Gn un 1 Hog’s Pay . 12 Lincoln's Birthday, 11 St. Valentine'.- Day. Is M.u h Gras, 19 Ash Wednesday, 22 Wa-hing-ton's Birthday, other birthdays include 011 lae 3rd. Horce Greeley, 4. Charles Lindbergh. 6 Babe Ruth, 7 Charles Dickens, S William Hirri-on. 11 Thomas Edison, 15 Susan B Anthony, 15 Galileo, 21 Cardinal Newman, 25 Enrico Caruso, 26 Victor Hugo, 27 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and the 27 Marian Anderson, just to name a few. — MGS Min has had trouble trying tn keep track of time He w>s provided with two periods by nature, the day, one turn of the ea th on its axi . and the year, one revolution of the earth around the an. Man fr. >t used the moon to gt> through its phases, but this dil n >t work out with the revoluti n the earth. The Romans first tried to make Hie mo* n m n’hs come out with the year bv insei’ing an extra month In nrler to make a year 365 ! 4 days I mg, Caesar made each year 36a days and every fourth year 366 da - He divided the year into 12 months we are using today with 2H days in February and 29 days every fourth year which is known tis leap year. A 1 tw r

actually 11 minutes and It seconds longer than the correct yeti. By 15b2, certain days, like the first day of Sp.mg, were falling at the wrong time. Tne Giegoii «n Oh ndar came into Use by dropping 11 days in that y* ar and happing 3 leap ytais every 100 years. Every y< ir thvisibie by 4 is a leap year except the end bf the century, only if divisible by 100 will it then be a leap year. The only eri »r which i» mains i- 26 econd ; 1 year. This will n t < u-e any pr blem until 49< 0 A I), an 1 tic n we (..uht wii oe . me day. — MG S We ithi-r Rep'ri.: F >r those y u wh are weather con clous, the 12th tv 15th of the month will be stormy and the 16th to t..* 19th storms will continue then on the 201 h to the 23rd an unsettled spell . ets in with the fiist of March being clear so. a few d tvs. So don't put away the boots yet. MG S — Satuiday afternoon here in Walkerton, was a nice d iy. The sunshine brings out the best in ino.-t peoj le and one of the citizens even w; up town washing the windows in the old drug store. The fire wiatle blew, but this didn't disturb the g<Mxl citizen at all, he just keep right on cleaning. That was a very nice jester, but there was a purpose in mind, right Roy. The Boy Scouts of America are celebrat.ng their 59th Anniversary this week and they put a display Ln the old drug store window for all to see. The Chamber of Commerce from time to time will have displays in the window as well as civic groups. We rarely prize su<h things as schools, library books, running water and electricity. They are part of our daily lives, and we accept them automatically, as we do flesh air and sunshine. But when the anniversary of their inventors or anniversary of their invention or dedication comes around, we wonder who could do without them. This is Boy Scout Week, the 59th Anniversary of the B y Scouts of America It makes u< realize that scouting too, i- one of those good things we sometimes take for grante 1 Yet. through two World Wars unJ a world-wide depression, this organizatji n In* n**ver ■ nec relaxed its effort-. It has helped make mi lion (l boy s mto better, happier Americans. Every boy in America has the r "’ I t Scout, but not all of them enjoy Hie ppoitumtv. There are n>t in ugh Troops, in 1 i • en u. h 1 iult ’< b- ~ t ? give all the boys a chance to

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join. The best way for a community to show its inpreciati n to Scouting is to see that no boy wiio wants it has to go without Boy Scout t! lining and idventure. The investment ddll he hm 1. miely repaid. Every new Scout is an .wide I n ciuit for local war servi e- and a fine ciHz*t. in-the-m..k;ng. Right now the crying n • I f S outing is lead* . ship. Th"," ire ail too few adult k'.i'b > ; \ I • *e willing to t ike • ver the m irs o w . lang with Hi*' Si l 11 <1 helping them to c.nry on tn.c p. Igiam. So, when you are downtown, slop and h*ok nt th** di poy in the window the oil dr 1 store and al o give tho-e win I Ws a govl once । ver. N t a had j >b. If you want. Roy, y u c n do ’ ur windows here any day of the week. —MG S — If you have nerves o*f steel, a strong heart, and want a th. ill, try going by the high scho. 1 when the kids are let out for the day. The kids and the school buses come tearing in an 1 out nf the school yard in a manner reminiscent as Russia’s takeover of Czechoslovakia. So be on your toes if you arc going tb try iL —MG S — Horv^coming for Basketball is thu coming Saturday with the queen being chosen and all that stuff. I wonder who the queen will be. Read about it in next week's Independent. —MS G — If you feel you have no faults, that makes another one. —MS G - The preacher was describing Judgement Day: "Thunder will roar; flames will shoot from the heavens; floods, storms and earthquakes will devastate the world." Wide-eyed, the little boy turned to his mother. "Mom," tic whispered, "will I get out t/f School?” Women Past 21 WITH BLADDER IRRITATION Suffer Many Troubles After 21, common Kidney or Bladder Initabons affect twice as many women as men and may make you tenxe and nervous from 100 frequent, burning or itching urination both day and night. Secondarily, you may lose ikep and suffer from Headaches, Backache and fed old, tired, depressed. In such irritation, CT ST EX usually brings fast, relaxing comfort by curbing irritatmg germs in strong, acid urine and by analgesic pain relief. Get CYST EX at druggists. Sec how fast it can help you.

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