The Independent-News, Volume 96, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 17 July 1969 — Page 2

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New Boote The Walkerton Pulic Library New hooks at the Walkerton Library air as follows: Non Fiction Away From It A '. — Wilson ■ onflict of Generations —• ■tier The Day the World Ended — ' 'bumas Dwight I). Eisnhower Morin Edgar Cayce on Prophecy —• . । yev The Gimerous Years Chet Duntley Bing. r he Godfathers Puzo low to Ptvpate For and Pass .< High School Equivalent j • x ruination Friedman Ir.wstments-Insui a nee-Wills — "S News ind World Rep >rt '"he 900 Days Sa ! isbuiy 1922 Montgomviy Wild Cata- • gue Recreational Splits Brownell T’e st h eph-Kanl' Kee Port- • _ ‘ B ikei 1 c Ti tgedy of Lynd in John>n Goldman .Ist Century — Warsho'sky P (, arl Buck Harris i< lion B k helor Doctor — Sei'ert Bright Promise King A Capital Clime Roudyo -h C ip Out — Queen irkest Hours — Nielsen The Death Committee Garon Kxcept For Me and Thee — v e -t Girl in Exi’c Dodge A Happy Ending Ha'e H int the Toss Creasey nSHSJtSjjI Back In Operation After Our Storm Damage New Bigger Screen We<|.. Thurs. Fri.. A Sat. Tin* Big Hit Double Feature The Odd Couple Jack Lemmon Walter Matthau Rosemary’s Baby Mia Farrow Sun., Mon. A Tues. Truman Capotes In Cold Blood The Hell With Heros with Rod Taylor

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His 1 Were The Hills M< Whiiti r Li ' ! the Flies (Piding The L vc Machine Susann Love With H >nor Lming Ti * M n That Gi d Made M id — Ballinger The Need to Love Ro>s Nurse in the Navy Nielsen A Nurse’s Holiday Sears Outlaw's Brand Curry The Rider- of Tierra R ja Cory. Roses for Paula Hollaway Singing Pines Nelson Slaughterhouse-Five V< nnegut To th-e Fartherest Island Helming Under the Boardwalk Rosten The Velvet Hammer — Baldwin Recently the library also received 50 new records which you may borrow. Koontz Lake Library News New Books: "The Birth O’ God", by Jame Kcvanaugh, In his new b ok, James Kavanaugh argues that God is not dead, the churches arIn fact. G d is born in the courageous independence o r a growing number of people. No longer able to endure what for them i.the dishonest irrelevance o r traditional institutions anl vested interests, they strike out - however painfully - on their own. Kavanaugh's concern is to help these people come to terms with vestiges o r the institute nal framework and with themselves Thus, he looks at the Bible, coolly and rationally. Is it a divinely in-pired document? Or just a book, however beautiful, written within a particular historical framework, and for a spec! ic ie< i ? Similarly, on the idea of "eilvation” - do we need to be saved? If so, from what? So, also, the author examines traditional ideas of death, morality, even God. Like his earlier work, "A Piiest Looks At His Outdated Church. ” James Kavanaugh's "The Birth Os God" is bound to be controversial. "Tire Fire Dwellers” by Margaret Laurence. In this book Margaret Laurence gives us a woman morewholly alive, recognizable, and compelling than the memorable Rachel Cameron of her novel, "A Jest Os God" (filmed as Rachel Rachel I. The her< ine for whom she commands the reader’s total involvement is an ordinary woman of 39 (house in a development, lour children, salesman husbandi tearful of- - struggling to shelter her family from - both a world she pmceives as a world on fire and her own consuming emotions. Stacy MacAindra is unique, and sb? is legion now riding high, with nil her capacity for

strength and sass, for joy in lovemaking, for bursts o" terrier com ige in it -ponse t external threats, and now giving way under the psychic pressures of d ii'y living. She is both earth mother an l scared gitl, and her interior life stiikes universal chords far beyond her social milieu. Margaret Laurence’s character embodies the terrors and gilts and fleeting graces of a whole world of fiie-dwellers.

MAJO* POINTS AND MINOR, TOO

It's about time: For another warning about hitchhikers. * * ♦ The Allstate Safety Crusade ha- relayed tie warning of various state and Deal police o fici ils who urge motorists never to pick up strangers along str ets or Highways. * * * The Intel hiker can bo mentally de,an ud.. -in escaped convict... or some ne intent on robbery. You’re not d ing you-self a fav< i by giving him a lit! BERLIN VIGNETTE There aren’t many hotels where y< u can be awakened in the morning by the roar of a lion, or the piercing cry of a swan, but the Berlin Hilton is one! This fine hostlry is built adjacent to the Berlin Zoo, or maybe it's vice versa. Anvway, guests in the hotel can look from their windows into the zoo, and when windows are open, they can hear the animals and the swans! The Berlin hotel is one of two Hilton Inteinational has in Germany, the other is in Mainz on the Rhine, and a third is to be opened this fall in Du.-seldor'. A word of advise to the Berlin visitor: Be sure to see the zoo. It is one of the wot Il's best, with wonderful displays of animals in the open, in areas surrounded by moats. None o those bars and fences which mar so many American zoo displays. ♦ ♦ ♦ PURELY PERSONAL: I follow the AlhJate Motor Club's admonition, ‘Never tailgate" . . . INTERVAL is the safe way to drive! . . . corn on the cob needs to be right out of the garden to be good ... remember the ‘lavor of those little wild strawberries we used to pick when we were kids? Mmmmmm

United Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc. announces plan to reclassify exchange rates Nev/ rates are determined according to the number of main telephone stations accessible both locally .and via other toll-free service Walkerton has outgrown the group into which it was placed on September 30, 1967. The reclassifications are proposed in order to avoid discriminatory rate groupings between Walkerton ahd other exchanges of colparable size. A petition will soon be filed with the Public Service Commission of Indiana outlining the proposal.

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• • • I recall them from younger days in North Idaho and Washington, where they used to be plentiful, and where there still are oodles of huckleberries and those little wild blackberries which make just about the best pie I can think of at this moment. * * * TIP FOR RENTERS: People who rent can get homeowners insurance, too . . . it's called Tenant Homeowners and protects against the't. fire, etc . . . no newlyweds should be without it . . . ♦ * ♦ OUR READERS WRITE: About the only thing some people wil’ share willingly i • a communicable disease. w ifred Beaver ... If you don't

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