The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 36, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 10 February 1972 — Page 4

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— THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS - FEBRUARY 10. 1972

LETTERS TO THE j IDITOR[23^ To Whom It Miy Con ern: I am proud of John Glenn for winn'Jig the tourney and it is an honor for all the kids to have a day off in celebration of this event. However, we are told to ILten to WSBT when th re is to be no school. So not having gone to the game and only hearing rumors, I decidid to get th? offici il -word from TV" or radio. [ watched the 11:00 news on Sunday night and I stened to the radio on Monday morning, but there wis no word of it. I have heard since that it was on the 11:00 new. on Chann 1 16 Sunday night and on the Plymouth radio station Monday nwm.ng. If I hul not talked to somebody who had been at the game and heard the announcement there, my kids would have been dressed and waiting on the bus as I have heard some wore. I wonder how many people were inconvenienced and how mmy kids got dre sed and st irted off to school because they hadn't heard th° word. In the future what are we to rely on. Puzzled Parent To Hold Shooting Education Program In Walkerton The Walkerton Jaycees announce the adoption of a shooting education program, part of a national effort by Jaycees to teach good gunmansdiip to youngsters across the nation. The prgram is op-, n to all boys and girls 7 to 14 years of age and instructs in all phiseg of good gun handling. It concludes with a Jaycee shooLng league

Registration Blank JAYCEE SHOOTING EDI CATION BLANK I t wish to learn (NAME i (AGE) nio o about the fun of shooting through the knowledge of good manners, safety proceedures in gun handr ng and th' fundamentals of m.irksmanshp. I wish to enroll and wil» attend the preview pre entaiion io be giver, on Februai\ 26 at 7:00 pm. at the Walk. rLon L : ona Club Youth Building. ___________________________ ____________ Parent's signature Addiess Te'ephone No. i Tins blank i« to be turned in to anyone of the places listed bet ,w by February 21, 1972. KABELIN HARDWARE STORE, WALKERTON HEIL’S RESTAURANT, WALKERTON JACOB DIM G STORE, WALKERTON STARTING & PULLING ABILITY ON GLARE ICE Pf R C r *» t mmehsb ISIPhOVIMtNT IwCaKf *OO REGULAR TIRES BETTER BBHH 128 CONVENTIONAL SNOW TIRES im BETTER 2M ^^CDED SNOW TIRES BETTER >ll STUBBED SNOW TIRES fIM BETTER wi t m nt tet> toe tat tn ttn The Safe Winter Driving league presents the above findings of the National Safety Council’s Committee on Winter Driving Hazards. These tests, conducted on a glare ice course at Stevens Point, Wis., disclosed that conventional snow tires provided only a small improvement in pulling ability as compared with regular tires. Studded tires developed about three times the pull of regular tires, and reinforced tire chains deVelojied alx>ut seven times the pull of regular tires. Regardlcfw of the tyjie of traction device employed, however, the l>cague reminds motorists that driving bjMXtU on icy pavements mirt be sharply reduced.

in which boys and girls will com- ; in in tch d competition. Ail box n and g.rls are eligible and go through an extensive, but intere t ng. serif a of lessons on all ph uses of canhui gun handling and shooting. The prog: in is conducted with a great enthus;a m with safety as a key 1- aturc. There will be no charge for boys and girls participating in the program The Walkerton Jaycees wish to welcome all par<nt- as well as boys and girls to our prewew presentation February 26 7:00 P.M.. in the Watkcibn Lions Club Youth Building. Ray Chapman Speaks At Club Meeting Mr Ray Chapmin was introduced by the Program Chairman, Mrs. John Gutman. She spoke briefly of his ch ldhood. youth and and of his tuccess as a grocer, not only in Walkerton but in surround' ng territory. Mr. Chapman selected meat as his Bubjtct. because of its importance in the dinner menu. In order to add interest to his subject he brought with him Mr. Robert Hamrick. Director for the Tyler Refrigerator Division of the Clark * Equpmnt Co. Mr. Hamrick showed slides to illustrate the effects of light on displayed meats, the importance of anit.it on and proper refrigeration He spoke of the efforts made to solve the problems of shelf I fe. Two intreting exper ments were demon t rated One showing how air was bottled and sent to the laboratory for analysis, and the other uses of artificial smoke to locate damaging draft-. Several conclusions drawn were that if meat has been handled with sanitary practices up to the time it is placed into adv play case elevated temperatures can be more tolerable. But when there is contamination of the meat surfaces due to dirty knives, meat

rm table tops and the like, there will be premature discora- 1 tion and subsequent down grading of meat * Mr. Chipman empmisized ihe frequency of meat inspection and i the eon tant search for better ways to bring quality meats to 1 the publ.c. Following tne program a short business meeting was held. For devotions Mrs. Acil Hunter gave a dramatic reading titled "Friends Within Call". It was the story of the efforts of three men to bring their sick bedridden friend Into the presence of Je.-us. so he might be healed. Given in Mrs. Hunter’s usual inimitable manner, it left the audience feeling sure that in time of trouble there would indeed be friends within call. Mrs. Albert Wohlgemuth and Miss Dorothea Brenner donated to the birthday bank. Th e following officers were elected for the coming year. Mrs. Leonard Beaty, President; Mrs. John Guttman, vice president; Miss Dorothea Brenner, secretary; Mrs. Howard Ferguson. tree, urer and Mrs. Allen Q. Seaholm, press correspondent. Tne Board of Directors, Mrs. Frank Helfrich. Mrs. Clyde Walz and Mrs. Chester Griffin. Refreshment- were served from tables decorated in keeping with the season. Favors cons'sted of cardboard Snowman nut cups, made and d corated by Mrs. Howard Fergu on and Marshmallow snowboyi made by Mrs. Grace Atwood. In keeping with i the winter motif cake .‘now balls were served and bowls of I; lilphri > J. V £

THE VACATION KINGDOM ■C ji F J KING OF THE BEASTS. A jungle cruise through Walt Disnev World’s Adventureland brings you in close contact with "wild” life. Rut don't worry! Your guide will make sure you don’t fall into the lions’ den.

NEW YORK (ED) Planning your next vacation 1 Have each member of your family choose his favorite activity from the following list: Golf, sailing, nightlife, jungle cruise. Grand Prix, country music concert, Visit with storybook characters, old-fashioned train ride. If the only compromise you Can agree on is two weeks at the local fall-out shelter, consider a trip to the new Walt Disney World in Florida. It has all of the alxive-—and more! The new Vacation Kingdom is located at the City of Lake Buena Vista, Florida, 20 miles southwest of Orlando. For the outdoor members of the family, the 600-acre Fort Wilderness campsite is situated among pine trees and along winding Waterways, (’amping or hotel guests (two luxury resorts with family prices have Iwen built S<> fart can also take advantage of sailing, golf, swimming and horseback riding.

popcorn balls, made by Mrs. Brook Bowers were on the table. The next meeting will be Feb. 4th at 10 am. Valentine and F. ister favors wdl be made for parties at the Teegarden Nur. - ing Home. Members please bring scissors and paste. NOTICE I will not oe responsible for any debts other than my own. Fredrick Williams Miniskirts make it possible for a girl to run faster—and may make it necessary

Sew for Him and You’re Ini n b Oh MS * . JIJIB i \ 4 ANS WHIP UP A ZIP UP VEST. * . popular fashion for your man* Then create for him an original tic! You be the designer; select • tic pattern, and add rows, and rows of Talon's Fancy Ribbons, Coordinating a variety of trim motifs is where the fun begins. Vest and tie make simpie-to-do sentimental gifts. He’ll love you for it*

For the children (and anyone whn still believes in magic), the highlight of a trip to Walt Disney World will be the Magic Kingdom. Here Disney’s “Irnagineers” have created six themed lands: Adventureland, Fantasyland, Frontierland, Liberty Square, Main Street U.S.A., and Tomorrowland. Each has its own special brand of makebelieve. Want to take a safari this vacation? Adventureiand’s Jungle Cruise carries you through murky crocodile-in-fested waters to the Swiss Family Island Treehouse — if the hippos don’t get you first. •When you hanker to get back to the rustic life, stop off at Frontierland. In Grizzly Hall, you can treat yourself to a concert of country and western music, performed by twenty bears. The “Country Bear Jamboree,” sponsored by PepsiCola Frito-Lay, features heartrending bcarfoot sounds such

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as “Mama Don’t Whip Little Buford” and "Huw Ix>ng Will My Baby Be Gone.” Teddi Barra, Big Al and the rest of the cub choral make their own kind of music thanks to the Disney technique of “Audio* Animatronics, the combination of sounds and actions in three-dimensional animated figures. Other features of interest in the Magic Kingdom include Cinderella’s Castle, eighteen stories high, and fit for any Erineess ... a voyage “20,0u0 eagues Under The Sea” . . . a ride on an old-fashioned steam locomotive. If anyone in your family can’t amuse himself at Walt Disney World, you’d better leave him home next vacation! hbf^ 'v v , ^^B ■bhr^ * jtSshh HERE'S TEDDI . . . Teddi Barra, that is. And when she's lowered over the stage on her red velvet swing. the other critters in the “Country Bear Jamboree” can’t help but whistle. Ono of the superstars in the Pepsi Cola Frito-Lay spectacular, Teddi belts that bluegrass tune, “Heart Wc Did All That We Could.”