The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 8, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 20 July 1967 — Page 8

THE INDEPENDENT-NEWS — JULY 20, IMh

Questions Explain Indiana Selective Service Program Colonel Robert K. Custer, State Director of the Indiana Selective Service System, announced today that in older to create a greater public understanding of the laws and regulations governing the induction of personnel into the Aimed Forces, periodic releases will be issued setting forth pertinent questions and corresponding answers concerning provisions of the selective service law. Distribution is being made at both the National and State level to assure complete coverage. Question: We have only one son. Can he qualify for the Sole Surviving Son IV-A classification ? Answer: The selective service law provides he must be the sole surviving son of a family of which the father or one or more sons or daughters were killed in action or died in line of duty while serving in the Armed Forces of the ^.■ntw UM ■■■■■’• I FARM BUREAU! INSURANCE | AUTO - LIFE - FIKE X Fred Bullinger | Phone 586-3339 i 701 Monroe Walkerton^

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United States, or subsequently died as a result of injuries received or disease incurred during such service. Question: Must a registrant return to his own local board for his Armed Forces physical examination and induction? Answer: No. Ue may transfer for physical examination or induction or both by requesting this action by the local board nearest him. Question: Recently my wife and I divorced. She has custody of our two children and has them with her. Can 1 still get a Class IH-A deferment? Answer: Not as a father. To qualify for such classification, you must maintain a bona fide family relationship with the children in your home, however, it may be possible to be deferred in Class UI-A by reason of extreme hardship to dependents. ■ Question: Who establishes the mental, moral and physical standards for entry into the Armed Forces? I * Answer: Mental, moral and physical standards for acceptance are prescribed by the Secretary of Defense. Question. What are the respective areas of responsibility in individual's acceptability ? Answer: Personnel under the jurisdiction of the Department of Defense. Qustion: What aye the respective areas of responsibility in connection with induction of personnel into the Armed Forces of the United States? Answer: Congress prescribes the liability; Selective Service System determines availability; and the Department of Defense decides acceptability.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS FUEL OIL Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Trustees of Polk - Lincoln - Johnson School Corporation, St. Joseph - Marshall - LaPorte Counties, Indiana, at a regular meeting, July 25, 1967 at 7:45 p.m. in their meeting place in the office of the Superintendnt of Schools, Walkerton, Indiana, will open bids for the following: 20,000 gallons more or less, Number Four (4 i Fuel oil to be delivered to the elementary school building in Walkerton, Indiana, Said fuel oil shall meet the following specification: Gravity API - 22.0 Minimum, 26.0 Maximum; Vis. 100 F. SSU - 95 Minimum, 110 Maximum; Flash. PM - 130 Deg. F. Minimum; Cold Test - O Deg. F. Minimum; Heat Content, - 18,950 BTU lb minimum; Heat Content - 143,000 BTU/gal Minimum. Sealed bids shall have been received in the office of the superintendant of schools or delivered to the Board of Schoc’ Trustees not later than the aforementioned date and hour. Said bids shall state the price per gallon and shall contain a description and analysis meeting the above specifications. Further consideration will be given the ability of the bidder to make early delivery and the use, if any, of the transport tank for products other than fuel oil. The Board reserves the right to reject any and or all bids. BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES POLK - LINCOLN - JOHNSCHOOL CORP. Carroll E. Zortman Elburt F. Place Denslow W. Doll Earl D. Smith William D. Carter, M.D. NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOK GARBAGE AND RUBBISH CONTRACT COLLECTIONS Public Notice is herewith given that the Board of Trustees of the Town of Walkerton, Indiana, will accept sealed bids for the collection of garbage and rubbage within the corporate limits of the Town of Walkerton for a one year period, commencing August 1, 1967, under provisions of Town Ordinance governing said collections. Sealed bids will be accepted at the Clerk-Treasurer's Office until Tuesday Evening, July 25, 1967, at the hour of 7:30 p.m. at which time said bids will be open for consideration by the Board of Trustees convened in special session. The Board of Trustees reserve the right to accept or reject any call or all bids. Wayne L. Cover Cl e r k-Trea su re r Walkerton, Indiana 2tj2o ® Something’s missing—^ Something may be mlse> Ing from your auto in*ur•nee, Joo I Ask about Meridian Mutual's Pace* maker Auts Policy. Included are valuable pro* visions not even mentioned In many other Insurance plans. And, I can tailor the Pacemaker to fit your exact needs—at a cost to fit your budget! See me,,. there's no obligation! your Meridian Mutual agent Meridfia NiUaL I a’ R. W. Johnson Ins. Morning — Hamlet Phone 867-2824 Afternoons — Koontz latke Phone WaAkerlou 586-2886

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