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January 5,1981, The P ,,f nam County Banner Graphic

80-year-old eyes Senate page duty \ INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - When Indiana’s 103rd General Assembly opens Jan. 7. an 80-year-man will join the teenagers serving as Senate pages. C.J. Patrick Murphy wants to watch his daughter in action. And although the idea sprang from teasing, freshman Sen. Virginia Blankenbaker, R-In-dianapolis, is excited at the prospect of having her father there. ‘‘When she took it upon herself to go campaign, she asked what I wanted and I said I wanted to be a page,” Murphy said. ‘‘l wanted to see these representatives of government who were going to make the laws. “I wasn’t serious. But she thought it was a good idea,” he said. The incoming senator says her father had no idea she would follow through, and once she thought about it, the idea took root. “On opening day, I will have a point of personal privilege and suggest other senators use senior citizens as pages,” Mrs. Blankenbaker said. Murphy, a farmer who founded 4-H clubs in Marion County, says his debut as a page hinges on the weather. Dolores Hood, director of student services, the office that oversees the senate pages, says "usually it’s just school-age children. She wanted him to be her first page.” But Mrs. Hood said she thought Mrs. Blankenbaker’s opening day page assignment was a sweet idea. Senate pages are taken on a tour of the Statehouse, run errands. stuff envelopes and at-, tend part of a session on the floor during their one-day stint, she said. In addition to being granted an excused absence from, school, pages are given a certificate signed by their senator and the lieutenant governor, who presides over the Senate. Last year, there were 2,067 Senate pages. Mrs. Hood said;, 3,084 were scheduled but illness and weather prevented some from serving. Generally. Senate pages are 13 years old. , 4 How do they get to be a page? . “They write to their senator and he (or she) okays it.” she .. said. •.(, “If we had one a day per sen- „ ator then we would just have fifty and it would be great. We've . had days we’ve had more.” , Mrs. Hood said. “We’re never , short of pages." Lions Club organizer dies at 88 FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) - George Bormuth. organizer of Lions Club International in 12 states, died Sunday at his home. He was 88. In 1934 Bormuth was appointed special representative of Lions Clubs International. He serviced and organized 88 clubs in Indiana. Between 1937 and 1947 he organized Lions Clubs in Maine. New Hampshire. Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Connecticut. New York. New Jersey. Michigan. Ohio and Illinois. He was state secretary of the Ohio Lions Club in Columbus from 1948-51. Bormuth is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Ruth Marsh, Fort Wayne and Mrs Betty Delon. Columbus. Ohio. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a m. in the Klaehn Chapel in Fort Wayne, Burial will follow at St. John’s Lutheran Cemetarv.

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