The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 37, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1974 — Page 8

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COMMUNITY CLUB MEMBERS YND GUESTS ENJOY TRAVELOG Sixty members and friends attended' the guest night carry in dinner of the oman s Community Club of Walkerton held in the Community Building on April 5. The select dishes of each member provided an unequaled gourmet smorgasbord. The guest tables were bright with a, rangements of yellow jonquils and white daisies. Mrs. John McComb* gave the invocation. Mrs. Leonard Beaty, president. greeted the group mention.ng the day was doubly significant for her since it was also her husband’s birthday. Mrs. Roy Hostetter, her sister. presented Mr. Beaty with a special birthday cake. The cake was then added to the festive board. Hostesses I>r Hus occasion were Mi- By N< well, Mrs. Hostetter and Mrs. Carl Stanley. As. siting the h-st<->e- were Mrs. William Michalski. Mis George Pfeiffvi and Mrs. Allen Seaholm Afte: i nr.< i the gr up joined Mr and M’^ McC mbs in their travel trailer I t a ti.p via the arm chair inute to M< A k . Texas., where they win t" re: az-

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vous with 23 other trailer travelers to form a caravan for an eight week. k,OOO mile trip thru Mexico. First on the agenda was obtaining passports and Mexican nsurance. Before the trip was i ompleted their speedometer was to registei a total of 12,000 miles. As the caravan moved out it was agreed to travel approximately 250 miles a day from base to base While based in cities such as Queretaro, Mexico City, Patzcuaro. Guadalajara, Puerto Vallar. ta Mazatlan, Los Mochas and San Carlos, members of the caravan took guided bus tours to differ, ent places every day. The great, est number of days were devoted to Mexico City. The caravan came back into the United States at Nogales, Arizona. There are nearly nine million people in Mexico C.ty, Many of the peeph come from surrounding farms, md the arid country to the north, in the hope of finding j Ts. They are not educated and most find no work and no place to live. When they tin find abodes they are generally shacks in slum areas. The g wernment, h wever. is desperately try.r.g to improve the hou-ing and give those p ople a better life. M numents and Aztec ruins are

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found throughout Mexico City. Os special interest to the tourist is The Plaza of The Three Cui. tures. Th.s embodies an Aztec ruin which is the terraced base of a pyramid; the church of San. tiago, remaining from the Span, ish; and the culture of modern Mexico found in the high nse structures of concrete, glass and steel. In another section of downtown Mexico City there is a group of buildings, built upon pagan ruins, which include the Metropolitan Cathedral, the oldest church in the New World; The National Palace, where the president has his office; The City Hall and the Supreme Court, in other areas are found the National Museum of Anthropology and the Palace of Fine Arts. Outside of downtown Mexico City is the Basci lira of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Mexico’s most im. portant shrine. It is here pil. gi ims crawl on their knees across the courtyard to the Basilica, where the services are continuous. At the edge of the c.ty are First Application Relieves Itchy Skin Rash Also Helps Promote Healing Medicated Zemo quickly relieves itching, irritated skin. Then Zemo helps nature heal and clear red, scaly skin rashes externally caused. For fast relief, get Zemo Ointment or Liquid. PRETTY FEET 4 c unique beauty cream j ... that changei those dry & rough areas of skin i into baby softness. Try it — you'll find PRETTY FEET is like no other. Go On . . . * pamper yourself.

found the beautiful floating gar. dens of Xochilmilco. The Mexican people are well known for their artistry. Some ate excellent silver and copper craftsmen. At one place we saw rope being made by hand from cactus. They are a pleasant, hap-py-go-lucky people; they are friendly and kind to tourists. Mexica seethes with atmosphere. history; Mexico City is a teeming metropolis, urban redevel< pment goes on, the standard of living improves. Some housing in Mexico is indescribably beautiful It is a long time from the period of the Aztecs when the air was pure and clean to modem Mexico which Ls plagued at times with pollution just as other countries. And as in other countries it is a paradox that the very thing which helps to make the country great ilso poses this big problem — pollution. Mexico Cty continues to grow, JM^EVERIDNE READS <1 TB AND USES r

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