The Independent-News, Volume 98, Number 44, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 6 April 1972 — Page 4

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — APRIL S. 1912

Voice Os The We, the North Liberty Ministerial Association, are concerned about the brokeness of many homes in our present society. We go on record to say that in relation to the Christian faith marriage is a covenant between a tmsbiwwi and wife under the bkssing of God; and is a total relationship between the man, woman and God which involves body, mind and spirit. Our united persona) witness is that a serious, continuing relationship to Christ and His Church can add much to marital happiness and stability. Therefore, we stress and call for the general procedure of a period of counseling prior to the wedding rehearsal date. Our ongoing concern fur the married is expressed by reserving time in our weekly schedule to work at th. task of marriage enrichment through personal discussion and pi ayer with interested couples. Recognizing the legitimate distinction which exists between the partners and the requirement upon marriage partners as expressed by the Christian faith, we invite those coming to us for marriage to share in this Christian faith experience which we feel will be beneficial to both the couple and the church. The North Liberty Ministerial Association , ^This evening, Monday, March 27, I took my children to the theatre in Walkerton to see Cougar Country. It could have been an enjoyable movie. I wish you parents in the area who drop your children at the slow would go with them just once. No one could hear much except kids talking. You can’t relax. I spent half my time getting up and down letting someoiie in or out I don ’t know ^tjs so intresting in the lobby, but there were several kids around nie that weren’t in their seats an hour of the whole mnvie I have to pay to see the movie just like everyone else, and do not mini paying, but I also want to see and hear the movie. * T nOt blamin & the mana8 t T hlUk the parents are at fault, it seems to me this V™ 68 t 0 a chea P baby- • itter for alot of parents. * Drop in some evening and try to enjoy a good movie. See what you think of it yourself. An Irritated Parent Sell it through the classified*.

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New Books At Public Library Listed below are the new books at the Walkerton Library that arrived in March. Bonsall, Crosby, What Spot Palmer, Helen, Do you Know What I’m Going to do Saturday” Wibberley, Leonard, Voyage by Bus World Almanac & Books of Facts 1972 Wilson, Philip, The International Antiques Yearbook Wahl, Jan, The Norman Rockwell Storybook Benchely, Nathaniel, A Ghost Named Fred Miller, Marcia, We'll Find a Way Ford, Mary, Harvest of Years Blackburn, Clarie, A Teacher for My Heart Miller, Marcia. Nurse at Sea Morris Desmond, Intimate Behavior Rogers, Dale Evens, Dale B. Ross, Laura. Finger Puppets Emmett, Martha, I Love the Person you Were Meant to be Smith, Mary, Crocodiles Have Big Teeth Carleton, Barbee, Benny and the Bear Heide, Florence, The New Neighbor Dowd. Merle, How to Save Your Money When you Buy a Car and How to Drive Your Car Lewi, Grant, Heaven Knows What Treves, Ralph, Do-it Yourself Home Protection Darrell, Huff, Complete Book of Home Improvement Manner, David, Home Workshop Bricker, Frederick, Automobile Guide Newsome, Arden, Crafts & toys from Around the World MacDonald, Ross, Archer at Large Freeling. Nicolas, The Lovely Ladies Hubbard, P.M., The Dancing Man Moyes, Patricia, Many Deadly Returnes Waholl, Per, Murder at the Savoy Post, Emily, Good Taste in Clothes Fryer, Peter, Birth Control Ross, Milton M.D., Skin Health and Beauty Buck, Pearl, The Goddess Abides Kerigan, Florence, Romance of the Moss Agate Smiely, Virginia, Under the Purple Skies

Bangert, Ethel, Down Under Nurse Rendina, Laura, Destination Capri Miles, Miska, Uncle Fonzo's Ford Oleson, Claire, For Peptia Streatfield, The Family at Caldicott Place Dethier, Vincent, Fairweather Duck Encyclopedia Almanac 1972 Glemser, Bernard, Man Against Cancer Harris, Richard, Justice Leichman, Seymour, The Boy who Could Sing Pictures Bishop, Ann, Riddle Raddle, Fiddle Faddle Hey Riddle Riddle! Swanfedt, Andrew, Crossword Puzzle Dictionary McKie, Roy, Animal Riddles Lweis, Arthur, Carnival In paperbacks : Arthur C. Clarke, 2001 Space Oddessy Ralph Martin. Jennie Mario Puzo (Godfather author) Dark Arena Rucker, Cargo of Brides Brist< w, Calico Palace 4-H News The Lincoln Township Comrades 4-H Club met on Monday evening. April 3 at the Comunity Building in Walkerton. Nancy Hiatt called the meeting to order and Vicki Capek then led us in the pledge to (he flag and Mike Decker led the 4-H pledge. The next meeting on May Ist will be the last time to pay dues at a SI.OO and after that it will be, $1.25. On April 8 there will be a 4-H leaders training meeting at the Baptist Church, Ironwood Road, South Bend from 9 a.m. to Helps Shrink Swelling Of' Hemorrhoidal Tissues caused by inflammation Doctors have found a medication that in many cases gives prompt, temporary relief from pain and burning itch in hemorrhoidal tissues. Then it actually helps shrink swelling of these tissues caused by inflammation. The answer is Preparation H ♦. No prescription is needed for Preparation H. Ointment or suppositories.

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12 noon. Two representatives from the Cancer Society talked about cancer and gave instructions for the Cancen Drive on Sunday, April 9 from 1 to 3 p.m. The club also decided to have a float in the Summer Festival Parade. Safety first does make sense!

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