The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 16, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 23 September 1971 — Page 2

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THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — SEPTEMBER 23. 1971

TIME FOR A N: The Administration's wag - ip ce fnetze dama.i. illy ill--11 ‘ 1 ited the need i n a reform o die nation's labm 1 el.dons 1 .v, win eh is .111 .1 .I;.' i. ma. y f> ce because m the prepon<l. ance 01 power it gats to labor unions. Whether almost commonp ee twenty and thii.y p. rt wage -elde.nent pat k . ,es h iv? been the symptom or the v ise of a sick economy can b debated lint it cannot be d- lied that 'they happened. B isiness . med iielp.t .0 u o Ei BEL BIERIA S (HRISiiAX CRUSADE HOLY LAND TOI R On August 9, at 7:41 a.m., E.; ?i Biel lx left Snith Bend on th. Ail gheny pane 1 h W ishiu.in, D.C. wheie she was met thcie by her niece Mes. William Ha..ian. She d o.e around shawj.a me some of the b* uty spots in Washington. Miss Bidly sp ; the attcdK on at her home. M:. and Mis. Hannon took her ko the Dulles air port at 5:00 p.m. where she met wi.h the re-, of the tour people. We lett on a Pan Am 717 for London at>:2s p.m. and arriving at S:~^ a.m. in Landon, we wet? taken on a two hour bus tan mound London. The group then left London at 1 p.m. arrix mg .n Bermt, Lebanon at 7 p.m. Tne next morning we left for Damascus stopped at Baalbek ruin-?. We went through three border stops to get into Syria. We visited the M )sque home at Anmas. Our bus stopped for us to take a picture of the winc m Paul was let down. We then went thioufh Bakaa Valley and into no mans land returning to Beruit. T ursday the group left Beruit by bus for Biblos to the third Crusade and castle ruins Mss Bierly took the extra tout of the city of Beruit in the p.m end ng at the air port to go to Carlo. Miss International c’ me home while we were waitf'-. There u n a bg celebration tor her return. W arrived in Carlo and went tin o igh customs and then were tak-n to the Sheraton Hotel wh. e we got nir room at 1 p.m. We wen* tn the pyramids and I had a came! r.de, Princess M t caret, up to the pyramids i: om the bus stop, about 1-4 mile. In the evening we went

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EW LABOR LAW anyth ng but accept the big wages and raise prices. Meanwhile. foreign countries, wAhou'i strict pollution controls and iclat.vely lower living standaids for their workers, weie taking over the American mi.ket, 111 produce after product. Hopefully, free economic compe'iition con urL d with a rule book that is fa.r to all will come socn, Meanhwhile, Congiess should initiate legislation to pi ox idea more equ.table balance in the coliecivive bar- > gaining process. back to the pyramids and sph nx li>. the h„hang and historical recorum;*; of uifferent vo.ces, very mipie^-ive. On tin 14 th \\ e leL for the Land ot Goshen, Memphis the oldest city and Giza D-eit. We saw tne o.dest pyramid ana an ummi^ned one. There are Id pynumuj .n Egypt. Our guile Lucky, slopped at his home and had us go down into his house to see how they live. Ie has 4 niec; s to raise a-s their father was kJlcd .n the 6 day war. In the evening we took a boat ride on the Nile River and saw where Moses was in the bulrushes. We left at 10:30 p.m. to fly to the island of Cyprus and change planes for Jerusalem. Arriving at Cyprus at 2.30 a.m. was to have a 3 hour wait but the plane wasn't work.ng so we waited until 9 a.m. when they got another plane and we xvent on co Jerusalem. In the evening Dr. Billy Janies Hargis, director of the lour, gave a very interesting talk about places we were to visit. Sun-ay morning we walked to the tomb of Chr.st where a ‘very impressive communion service was held by Dr. Hargis before we went silently single file own the step to and inSide the tomb one at a time. We were then taken to the Mt. of Th exes and looki-d over the city of Jerusalem seeing the Golden Ga\e and many other important places. The s.one wall is around Old Jerusalem. In the garden of Gethsemane there are olive trees 3,000 years old still bearing fruit. We went in the church that has the 10 Commandments in all languages. We saw where Moses looked into the promised land. On Tuesday we left for Jerico

and ’die Dead Sea. Stopp d at the Good Samaritan Inn. We traveler the road Jo-eph and Mary tiok to Betltehem. I saw an olive pr*ess and Lazarus tomb In the p.m. we were at the church of naLvity and saw the place Christ wis born. All sang Silent Night at the Uirthp.ace. In the morn.ng of August 18 Mis. Sanders and I took a taxi to Bethlehem and visited 'che Holy Land Cnristian Mission. An Ameriran nurse showed us around the place. It is very in,tereM ng to .‘ee wha<. -s imrng done lor the orphans and sick children. The ch.l Iren are so ippreciative for company tr ,m America. Rev. Ralph E. Baney is the manager of the home. I become ill and didn’t go the day they xvent to che Sea of Galilee, Jc ruon River and Jacobs well. v>n Saturday we left for Athens. Greece. When we arrived at 8 a.m. the group was divided to go to two different hotels as there wasn’t room ,n one for our 78. To mans tourists. In the p.m. we went by bus to the Acropolis. The next morning we went to Cor nth and saw the ruins of Old Corinth wheie Paul preached to the Corinthoans. Left for London at 2:30 a.m. going from London to Washington. D.C. and then changed airports to come to South Bend arriving at 8:25 p.m. August 23. The end of a wonderful trip. New Books At Public Library We have enjoyed the paper back books at the Walkerton Public Library because they provide so much variety in selection of books than we could have on a Hinted budget. Many people have asked if they could give paper back or other books in good con lit ion to the library. The answer is Yes. We are giad to make that much more reading available to our patrons. Newest books purchased are: Coaching Baskiball’s Red-Dcg Defenses St. Urbains Hrseman - Mordeca. Richler Dere Mr. President - Letters to President Nixon

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Trcgoron's Daughter - Madeline Brent The Heirs of the Kingdom - Old< nbui g Advise On Being A Wife - Mrs. Norman Vincent Peale I'm Glad You Didn’t Take It Personally - Jim Bou con Be.ng There - Jersey Kozinski God’s Smuggler - Brother Andrew Puiple Violet Squish - David Wilkerson The Mallory Burn - Pete Pomeroy Mother India's Children - Edward Rice. Zelda - Nancy Milford I Can't Wait Unt,l Tomorrow - Joe N amt th MAKi»I A G E S Morr.s - Pederson The Walk'l ton United Methodist C.iurch wa.s th ■ scene for the double r.ng ceicmony um'. ing Miss Sandra Kay Mori.s md Richey Charles Pt L i on befoie an a.tar deeorat d w.lh ari. ngements of white mum.s with cue centers flanktd by light d tapers in branch < nub lib a . Rev. Clyde D. Wake peuorrnad me ceremony and Mis. Die d Liwrene’e piovded the nupilal music at the organ on Saturday August 28. Mi. and Mrs. John W. Morr.s, route 1, Walkerton, are the parents of 'ih bride and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Peterson, route 1, Plymouth aic the br. degrooms parents. Given in marriage by her fathi r, the bride was wearing a white organza and chintilly lace gown featuring a bouffant skirt with a redingote front and tiered back effect. The fi’ded bodice held a bateau neckline and long tapered sleeves. Blue satin ribbon acc< n\ed the natural waasKine. She wore a picture hat with a detachable chapel length matching veil. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid corsage and trailing ribbons and lover knots. Miss Sue Morris sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Jennifer Jacob. Mrs. Larry Klinedinst, Walker, ton, M ss Phyllis Heim, LaPoiTe, and Miss Nancy Pet, rson. Plymouth. sisier of the bridegroom. They were dn s ed alike in blue organza gowns in an empire

style with softly gathered skirts accented with white Venetian lace. Lace a.so mimed the cuffs of the long full sleeves. 1 h y carried cascade bouquets of white mum’s with blue centers and wore match ng picture ha'cs, Litti.e Miss Angie Davidson was flower girl dressed in nuniature of the bride. Greg Er.ckson xvas r.ng bearer carrying the rings on a heart shaped pillow. Jay Peterson serv. d his brcAher a.s be-t man. Groumsim n were Greg Amor, Larry TunoL ski Lairy Pont:us and Rcg« r Norris. Suiting the gu &.s were Ever At WaLcu e. Greg Campbell, Paul Gj.ime and D.i\ id Drew \ A reception immediately fol. lowed the ceii in.ny at t, e Galkerton Amcr.i in L : <m. 'i .• 'three tiend xveddm; cake w..s topped wth a c.os.; an 1 h 1 blue ilai al accent. The newlyweds honcymoun 1 at Cove Haven, Pa., .nd a e at home at L iay.‘ to xv.iera t > bridegroom is attending Pur ~e Univers.ty fcr hi. j:ior v He is majoring in agucu.mr . He anti his bride arc bo'ch graduates of John Gknn High scnool in Walkerton. KELLY IS ONE Mr. and Mrs. David Drews entertained last Friday evening, in honor of their son Kelly, for his firsfc birthday. Present were his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Drews and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knowlton; also Gene Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. Dax%d Knowlton and daughter. Michell •. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Clark and sons Mr. and Mrs. John Drews and daughter and Kenneth Chapman of Walko .on; Mr. Gerald KnoxxTton and daagn. rs, North Liberty; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith of Granger; Mr. and Mrs Wade Logan of Mishnwka Steve Smith and Rhonda Nets ol South Bend. Refreshments of Teddy Bear birthday cake, ice cream, lemonade and coffee was served. Kelly received lots of bit'thday presents. Slim 'N Greasy says. *Tm sell ing my foreign car it takes so long for it to run out of gas, my love life is sufferin’.”