The Independent-News, Volume 93, Number 47, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 18 April 1968 — Page 16

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— THE JNI»W’EXI>ENT-Nm — APRIL 18, 1968

T II E LEGION CORNER Th< 1967 amendments to the fen-ial Security Program have made it easier for the younger worker to bec<»me eligible for disability benefits. We need help in trying to Pirate these young workers who became disabled before their 31st birthday. Any person who became dis- , bled at the age of 24 or earlier would only need to work a year nd half out of the three year । eimd preceding the date that they became disabled. Previously tne worker would have to have Worked 5 years out of the l(j war period prior tv their disbilit y. Sonu <f these younger peoph had pK Viously discusxd then disability with us and had been I -Id that th< \ child not receive i i. n disability benefits because t ley had not worked long < nough. We now need y<>ur assistance in I -eating these people so that We may secure from them a new ( aim and perhaps pay them a s « lai security benefit. If you know of any young [ erson who might now be eligible t -r disability benefits, please send them to the Social Security Administration Office. Nomination of officers were held at the last regular Legion Meeting. Election will be held at the next regular Meeting, April 2 .. 1968. The American Legion believes that youth should be offered a better perspective of the practical - deration of government; that the individual is an integral part f. and commensurately responsit Ie for. the character and success if his government. American

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legion Boys State is an activity of high educational value, born out of a need for youth training in practical citizenship, In a Lw weeks, many manhours of American Legion work and dedication as. well as huge sums of money will, go into this program. Boys State is considered as one of the most outstanding prgrams offered by The American Legion. legionnaires as well as all citizens must remember that whether we of this generation like it or not. the young men and women attending high school and college now wall eventually be the c hosen leaders of this land. Boys State brings future goals within sight by developing civic leadership and pride in American Citizenship: by arousing a keen interest in the detailed study of our government; by stressing the importance of maintaining >ur form <>f government and by bringing a full understanding of maintaining of our American traditions and beliefs in the United States of America to the more than 27.000 youth who participate each year. Rainbow News The regular meeting of Walkerton Rainbow for girls was held April 8. The Worthy Advisor Linda Daube presided. She thanked Mr and Mrs. Roy DeSimone for so graciously providing the pop for our Slumber Party. Mrs. Bruce Henry gave a final report on the sale of Heath Candy, Top seven girls were named. Roxanne Whiteberry. Debbie Six, Debbie Hostetler, Marva Thornburg, Sharon Ameling, Vickie Taylor. Cathy Sivegen, These girls and the chairman Mrs. Henrv and hus-

band are to meet mom and pop ' Drews at Temple Thursday night, 6:00 p.m, EST to go to dinner. Linda presented a figurine tv Roxanne Whitteberry for the largest sale of 154 boxes. Plans were made for girls to make various items for our booth at the summer festival. Our official inspection by the Supreme Inspector Mrs. Hazel T. Coats will be held Wednesday, May Ist at Walkerton. Dinner at Masonic Temple 6:00 p.m. 50c Inspection 7:00 p.m. Culver Assembly will do the initiatory work. Union Mills Assembly will do the closing. Escorts were picked for "Sper Mon", Vickie ]

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Taylor, Nita Steinke. Debt e Six, Sheree Bealor, Kristie Krick, and Sandy Adkins. Mom and pop 1 >rew»- corrected us on some points of our work. Kathy Martin was appointed as pro-tem for our recorder who Is unable to finish this term. Monday night, April 15 mom Drews will be going to Culver for a practice with North Judson. 9 girls offered to go with her. Also, expect to attend North Liberty’s inspection Thursday, April 18, dinner at 6:00 p.m. EST, inspection at 7:00 p.m. We also plan on attending a reception for the Associate Grand Drill Leader, Vicki Miller to be

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held April 20th, at 7:30 Walkerton will hold a fri > night May 13. ' I expect all Rainbow girl attend the dinner and inspe< Please don't tail me. Mrs. Al Dre Mother Advi TRIAL AND ERROR For every fact we learn textbooks, one of our forhad to bum his fingers t< the knowledge. EXPERIENCE Life is merely a successilessons — and only by h can they be understood.