The Independent-News, Volume 97, Number 15, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 3 September 1970 — Page 2

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□ OBiTUARIES □ Vernon (Hap) Peterson Vernon (Hapi Peterson. 58. of 405 Ohio street.. Walkerton, died at 12:05 p.m.. Friday in Fort W vne Veterans Hospital after an illness of eight months He vi is a maintenance man at American Home Foods in LuPurte. He was born July 23,1912. in Union Center, Ind., and had lived in Walkerton for 35 years after con ing from Grovertown, Ind. Surviving are two brothers. Ch . ties, of Walkerton, and Vio toi of New Car lisle, three sisters Mr - Wanda Rhodes. Mrs. Hilda Center and Mrs. Fern Gerhart, al .f Walkerton. Services were at 3 p.m .Monday at the Wakerton Un (ed Methodist Church with Re\ Harold E. Williams, pastor off iatlng Burial was in the W'>»d!awn Cemetery. Walkerton. Mt Peterson was a member of Lodje 619. F and AM. St. Joseph Vail |-«ewttish Rite. Orak Shrine pf limmand, Walkerton IOOF Lod;e 437. American Legion Post 189 of Walkerton, the Walker t hi VFW. and he was a veteran of World War 11. The IOOF held mer irial sendees at 2 p.m. Sunday 'nt the funeral home and Ma-mic memorial services were at 8 Sunday, also in the fum-^tl home. Graveside servces viere conducted by the Amer lean legion Post 189. . . Sheldon C. Blough Services for Sheldon C Blough. 62 if Chicago, a former resident who died Sunday at Billing- Research Clinic in Chicago, wete held Wednesday. August 26 at tlje Jaeger Funeral Chapel. Chic igo. Burial was in a Chicgo Cemetery. Mr. Blough died aftet an extended illness. He is sun ved by his widow. Winifred: two tons. James and Ken, both of Chicago; two daughters, Mrs Kent Ring of Thornton. 111., and Mrs. Norbert Andry of Ben, sennlle. 11l : seven grandchildren: and a sister. Mrs. Frederick O’La ughlin. of New Carlisle. jSUR PRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD A surprise 60th birthday party v as held on Sunday in Elwood Indi na for Mrs. Vera Walker, sistet of Mrs. lone Gillette, Mrs. Violet Brantley and Mrs. Ethel Hotu es. Thirty-three guests were in attendance. At ong friends and family who mot "ed down for the day were Mt and Mrs Carl Gillette. Mr. and Mrs. Earl D Fry and sons Mt nd Mrs. Steve Tillman and Stevie. Mrs. Frances Wayman and Cathy and Mrs Mary Tinkey and Lua all of Walkerton. Out of town guests were Mrs. Mary K. Golhoffer and children of Kingsford Heights and Mrs.

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Maude Elliott and her daughter Eileen and grandchildren of Kokomo. Mrs. Walker's cidldren, Mis. Caroiyn Walker. Mrs. Linda Roe and sons and Mis. David Ciuiit also were there. A carry in dinner was held and Mrs. Walker received many nice gifts. HUNTING SEASON (Regulation Subject to Change) DEER (Sunrise until sunset); Archery, Oct 17-Nov. 14. either sex, daily limit 1 and possession limit 1. Archery, Dec. 3-Dec. 12. buck only. 1 daily limit, and 1 possession limit. Gun, Nov. 21Dec. 2, buck only, daily limit 1, and possession limit 1. SQUIRREL Aug. 15-Oct. 13. daily limit 5, and possession limit 10. RUFFED GROUSE Oct. 24-Nov. 14. daily limit 2, and possession limit 4. BEAVER Nov. 15-Feb. 15. RACCOON Hunting. Nov. 8 - Jan. 31. all trapping, Nov. 15 - Jan 31. all dates are from noon of first day • to noon of last day, no bag or possession limits. OPOSSUM Hunting. Nyv. 8 - Jan. 31; trapping, Nov. 15 - Jan. 31. SKUNK, MINK, MUSKRAT Nov. 15 - Jan. 31, all date are from noon of first day to noon of last day; no bag or possession limits. State zoned on following species; The line separating the North and South is C. S. 1U east of Indianapolis and U. S. 36 west of Indianapolis. 9:00 a.m. opening on first day of each zone. Rabbit — North: Nov. 10 - Jan 21; South: Nov. 20 - Jan. 31, daily limit 5 and possession limit 10. Pheasant — North: Nov. 10 - Dec. 21; South: Nov. 20 - Dec. 31; 2 cocks daily limit and 4 possession limit. Quail — North: Nov. 10 - Dec. 21; South; Nov. 20 - Dec. 31, daily limit 10 and possession limit 20. Hungarian Partridge — North: Nov. 10 - Dec. 21; South: Nov. 20 - Dec. 31, daily limit 5 and possession limit 10. Frogs — June 15 - Apr. 30, daily limit 25, possession limit 50. Turtles — No closed season; firearms may not be used; no bag or possession limit. Dog Running Season for Raccoon and Fur Bearing Animals Nov. 8 - Jan 31; Feb. 15 - Apr. 1: Aug. 1- Oct. 24. AH dates are from noon of first day to noon of last day. No furbearers are to be taken during this season. 1. Only one deer may be tak-

en during the archery season and one during the gun season. 2. Kcu squirrel or “Piney" (pnncip.uiy m northern Indiana) is now protected except during hunting season. There is no bag limit on red squirrel. 3. Open only in Bartholonew, Brown, Jackson, Lawrence, Monroe, Morgan and Johnson Counties. 4. No pheasant hunting will be permitted in the following counues because of experimental releases; Carroll, Clinton, Hancock south of U. S. 4U, Green west of State Road 157, Johnson, Knox. Shelby, Sullivan and Vigo. "Put and Take"pheasant releases to start on 18 of November within Willow Slough, Jas- " per Pulaski, Winimac, Tri-Coun-ty and Pigeon River Fish and Game Areas; and 23 November within Crosley and Glendale k isn and Game Aieus. FALCON FIELD GETS NEW PRESS BOX Thanks to the efforts of three JOHS teachers, the John Glenn Falcons football field has a new press box. Due to the unselfish efforts of Thomas Bublitz, Glenn Petry and Larry Taylor, a new pre. s box was erected last Saturday at the John Glenn athletic field. This generous gesture, plus Gil Fujawa's charges fine showing in the New Prairie Jamboree last Friday night, are indications of a fine football season ahead for the John Glenn High School. Now. why don't YOU share in the enthusiasm generated by these three teachers and coach Fujawa, Crousore and Keene, by being a spectator at all JGHS games. Back the Falcons. SciencelW ([TOPICS Mj Coming Question: Will Computers Eventually Think? ARE COMPUTERS potentially intelligently? No one yet knows. But a University of Wisconsin computer scientist says there is away to find out. He says research is under way to discover methods of teaching computers to think. He believes computers can shed light on the actual thinking process of the mind Apparent similarities between brains and properly programmed computers are sufficiently striking so that one can begin to speculate whether computers eventually can be programmed to think. A TREMENDOUS INCREASE in the welding of nonferrous metals, such as magnesium, titanium, aluminum and zircoium, will occur in the next decade, perdicts ARC Producst Manufacturing, Hanover, Pennsylvania. The company says that many of these metals can be used in application, such as space frames where their ligth weight and high strength are desirable. Some will ba used in the manufacture of trucks becauce reducing the weigth of a truck's body will enable it to carry more cargo and still meet restrictions on highways. Some .trucking firms already hre putting wheels made of magnesium on their vehicles as one method of decreasing the weight of trucks. GENETIC TRANSFORMAthe replacement of one - " " ——■< - —— Specializing Id Fennaaeßt Waving Hair Shaping, Coloring 6 Styling , Dede’s Beauty Salou Operators: DEDE FKJES TERRY STULL CAROLYN TIEDE 908 Roosevelt Road Walkerton, Indiana Phone 586-3644

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gene or set of genes for another, is one of the ways in which heredity can be controlled, reports a University of Chicago biologist. He said that although geneticists cannot yet mold human progeny, they can control some aspects of bacterial heredity. Molecular geneticits can determan successfully the genetic fate of unborn bacteria by injecting normal bacteria cell cultures with genetic material extraced from bacteria that have acquired, by mutation, a resistance to antibiotics such as streptomyci nand erthromycin. AN INCH OF SNOW falling evenly on one acre of ground is equivalent to about 2,700 gallons of water, according to hydrolo gists of the U .S. Geolgical Survey. However, water resources specialists point out that this figure — based up the rule of thumb that 10 inches of snow is equal to one inch of water — can vary considerbly, depending GoToGETHER! And Keep Going Gilmore-Tatge builds augers in the heart of the farm belt where industry and agriculture Go Together for practi--cal design and pride of workmanship. That s why G-T Augers are galvanized, built of costlier, higher quality material and still remain competitively priced. 28 -63' Transport Models, 6", 8' or 10* in diameter. 4” to 10“ utility augers in any length. See us today for the Most auger for your money, G-TI JIM MERCER AND SONS Phone MO-SMS Walkerton

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