The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 21, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 28 October 1971 — Page 4

— THE INDEPENDENT-NEW* . OCTOBER W, 1971

VOTE NOVEMBER 2

Tuefiday. November 2, is electon day. Although this isn’t a national year, every registered voter is urged to get out and vote. Study your candidates well in advance, make your plans as to whom y m wish to vote for. then be sine and vote. You must be a citizen of the United S ates to be able to Main Street Gossip Trick or treat or trick and treatment ? Which wiii it be as neighborhood ghosts and goblins make their annual H dloween pilgrimage in search of candy and other long anticipated treasures? For the children it is an evening of gtoat fun and adventure but for same it can turn into a night of tragedy and sorrow. Each year to may cnldren are injured and killed Halloween time by motorists unable to see them as they dart unexpectedly into the street. Still others are burned as theii costumes are ig-

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