The Independent-News, Volume 96, Number 45, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 2 April 1970 — Page 12

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — APRIL 2, 1970

John S. Gonas To Run Fer Slate Senator A Message To My Fellow Citizens: j wish to announce my candidancy for State Senator. 1 want to thank you for the confidence in electing and allowing me to serve as your Reprsentatbe, Senator. Judge ProbateJuwnile Court and Judge and Vluef Justice of the Appellate irt of Indiana. I am deeply concerned about th‘ future of our government. I have observed that there aie thone who would lead us to Sothere are thosfe who vAmld lead us to surrender our l*i>« 'ties; there are those who Would resort to violence and give aid and comfort to the enenv. • A.ll of which is prohibited bj the U S Constitution. Let us not forget when Nikita Krushehov said he would buij ijs, he also said. We cannot expect the Americans to jump from Capitalism to Communism, but we can assist their elected loaders in giving Americans small doses of Socialism, until they suddenly awake to find they 1 ave Communism." The most serious domestic problem facing our society is juvenile & adult crime. On in- 1 vltation by the Late Dag Hammarskjold. Secretary General of the U.N.. I participated in the First United Nations Conference on Crime A- Delinquency. Geneva. Switzerland. 1955 There I learned the solution to the problem is preventitive programs via Parent & Youth Councils. I. strongly urge this program

I Elsie’s Beauty Shop BG2 Ohio Street Walkerton Call for appointment. OPEN Monday and Wednesday 9 to 5 Thursday 9 to 9 Friday and Saturday 8 to 5 Owned and operated By Elsie Heimer

PUBLIC SALE As I have Mold my farm I will sell the following located 8 miles south of North Liberty on Tamarack to Smith Road then vest one mile on. TUESDAY, APRIL 7 At 12:30 MACHINERY 1966 Case model 730 tractor with narrow front power steering, 34'' dual wheels, Comfort King, approximately 1709 hours, two sets of wheel weights Int. model M. tractor with M A \\ sleeves and p dons duals and weights; 1969 Int. model 175 manure spreader; .11) 494A 4 - row corn planter with liquid fertilizer and pack wheels; Int. 4 - row front mount cultivator; Int. model 60 3-16” pull type plow, hydraulic cylinder; Case 3-16” plow, hydraulic controlled; hay feeding wagon on high speed gear; Kyen I’TO driven manure spreader; |>or table sprayer with barrels, hand gun, and lioomf Ezee Flow; KeWanee 12’ wh«*| disc; 3-sec. sp.ke tooth drag; 4-sec rotary hoe; Case 8-sec. spring tooth drag; 4-ton fertilizer spreader; Oliier semi-mounted 7’ mower; New Idea hay conditioner; At model 66 combine; MM 12-7 grain drill on steel with fertilizer and grass 'feeder^ Arts-Ways feeder mixer, 5-ton capac.tj, tandem axle; Case running gear and flat rack with 2” floor; one good flat rack only with 2” floor; JI) hay rake on rubber; 2-16" bottom plow; single liottom 3 inch plow; Cardinal 6” auger 20 feet long on wheels; large 4-wheeled rubber tired road grader, t oby I drage wagon with 4 speed web on 10 ton running gear with flotation Tires, 1969 model; GEHL Direct Cut Chopiwr, less than I yer. old( Gl HL forager Harvester with 1 row corn head, less than 1 yr. old. MISt ELLANEtH S l»ts of railroad ties; fence; large air compressor and motor; PI’O grass seeder; 2 hp. s ugh- phase ele< trie motor; fence stretcher; fence charger, one good compressor only; 1990gallon gasoline or fuel oil tank; 3‘ x 12’ Hat lied for truck: set of tire chains for M tractor; International 11. Tra< tor. Not rrs|Hm*ible for a<cld«nts Terms - (ash Nd Lunch Wilcox, Inc., Owner I . Kookstool Amt., In burg (.’l9 153-4771 toe

which I established as Judge ot the Juvenile Court with success. It not only gave us the lowest delinquency rate (thus, lowering taxes; m<t to war, crime and delinquency is the most expensive) but also national and international recognition Every child was treated with the same philosophy as my own sons, during the years they went through high school, college, and law schools. 1 desire to establish similar preventitive programs under the authority of a Delinquemy Prevention Commission to restore law and order. With GOOD citizens we will have GOOD government. This can be done as I stated m my book, ‘'Delinquency. There is an Answer," problems created by man. The father of our Country, George Washington, said to the loyal Americans, "Put none but patriots on guard tonight." Today. our beloved American seems to be experiencing the same darkness in so far as our Constitutional Government is concerned, so I repeat, put none but patriots in government. If, the views I have herewith set forth meet with your approval. I ask you to support and vote for me at the Primary, May 5. 1970. Yours truly, John S Gonas Democrat for State i Senator DEN 1 PACK 293 NEWS The opening was led by Quinn Hochstetler and his cousin Todd Stuntz, who was our guest at the Friday night meeting of Den 1 of Pack 293. Roll call was answered with each one acting like they were using any kind of tool and we had to guess what it was. Mr. Leigh Roy Hahn then showed the group how to use a brace and bit and screwdriver. Following the meeting we practiced a skit and played games Refreshments of angle food cake was served and made for the group by Mrs. Vestal Sloane, who wanted to do something for the den. The boys really enjoyed the cake. We gave the Grand Howl and also said good-bye to Conrad Kriskovsky who will be going into the Webeloes on Friday evening.

Leadership Development Workshop A Leadership Development Workshop on Smoking Health Education will be offered to all concerned persons on April 10th. and 11th The program is aimed at teachers, nurses, health leaders, and others who will be guiding young people concerning smoking and its effects on health. One (1) hour of graduate or undergraduate credit can be earned, however those who do not want University credit are welcome to attend. A $15.00 reinbursment toward the Univerfee will be paid by the sponsoring agencies. The workshop win ne neld at the Indiana University South Bend Campus, 1825 North Side Blvd., South Bend. The Friday (April 10th) session begins at 4 pm (EST) and ends at 10 p.m. Saturday s session starts at 9 am. and closes at 3:30 p.m. Arrangements for dinner and lunch can be made. The Friuay program features talks by Harold Levine, M D Hester Beth Bland. H.S.D., and Vincent Grnanell, Ed. D. Dr Levine is Chief. Chest Medical Service, Cook County Hospital, Chicago. Dr. Bland is the Health Education Consultant for the Indiana State Board of Health. Dr. Grannell serves as the National Director of the Leader-

SPRING TUNE-UP SPECIAL A SPRING TUNE UP SPECIAL AT MAHONEY-MANN CHEVROLET-OLDSMOBILE INCLUDES: Remove plugs and check compression Replace spark plugs with new AC plugs Replace points and condenser with new DELCO original equipment Replace carburetor fuel filter The final Adjustments includes adjusting point dwell; adjusting ignition timing and a final adjustment of the carburetor for maximum effiency and performance REGULAR PRICE f V-8 6-Cyl. LAB °R $ll.OO $9.00 PLUGS 10.00 7 50 POINTS 3.85 2 .85 CONDENSER 1.30 j 30 FUEL FILTER .90 ^0 $27.05 $21745 SPRING SPECIAL 521.49 517.49 Mahoney - Mann Chev. - Olds. Phone 586-3149 Walkerton, Ind. BY APPOINTMENT ^Resistor type spark plugs slightly higher „■ rU'wiLr —

ship Development Project on Smoking and Health, Washington. D.C. The sponsoring agencies inclidc: St. Joseph County InterAgency Council on Smoking and Health; Indiana Health, Physical Education & Recreation Association; the South Bend Community School Corporation; Mishawaka Public Schools, Penn-Har-ris-Madison School Corporation; Indiana University; St. Joseph County Tuberculosis League, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association; St Joseph County Cancer Society; and the St. Joseph County Medical Society. For enrollment information contact Mrs. T. Dale Swen. St. Joseph County Tuberculosis League, 319 South Main Street, South Bend. Phone: 287-2321.

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□ D CARDS OF TIIA NK S □ □ Wc wish to express the gratitude in our hearts to our friends and relatives for their sympathy and ktndess during our sorrowful and sad loss of our beloved husband and father. A special thanks to the people who brought in food, Rev. Shelly and Mr. William Elkins. Mrs. Clyde N. Tharp Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cochran James and Teri Tharp You'll find plenty of parking space if you decide to travel the straight and narrow path.

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