Wolcott Beacon, Volume 14, Number 12, Wolcott, White County, 28 July 1966 — Page 2
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THE WOLCOTT BEACON
THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1966
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4-H TOUR TO BE
HELD JULY 28th , . , . . -Ifc . r : . The Sauare Shooters Boys
4-H Club will hold their an
nual tour on Thursday, July
28, beginning at 8":00 a. m.
at the east side of the Wolcott School. The stops are as follows: . 8:15 John HumphreysBeef weight guessing;,, Insect demonstration by Jim Reuter. 8:45 Oscar Baer Beef demonstration, Phil Baer and Dave Crosby ; Electric ripmotistration. Bill Chamber
lain and Roger Fowler ; beef judging. . 9:30 iRussell ByroadsBeef demonstration,. Ron Byroads and Jeff Haskins. 10:00 Lloyd Lehe Project talk, Mike Lehe; Geology demonstration, Greg Crosby. 10:30 Bob Gauss Dairy demonstration, Sandy, Mary Lou, and Roberta Clauss ;
j Dairy judging.
10:45 Jim Mills swine demonstration, Jim and1 Kerry Mills ; Swine wt. guessisg and Swine judging. 11:15 Boyd MurphyGarden demonstration, Ed Murphy ; Photography demonstration, Jerry and Ted Rowe. 1 1 :45 Roy Burke Project talk, Mike Burke; weather demonstration, Sandy Chamberlain. 12:00 Vic Fouks Sheep Fitting demonstration, Roger Foulks, Connie and Joyce Mathew; Wildlife demonstration, Trudy Gudeman and Lew Baynes; sheep judging.
12:45 Wolcott House tor a carry-in dinner. - Prizes will be awarded to
the winners of the various contests. Two important committees are: Food Mary Alice Goss, Chm., Pat Murphy, Debbie Mathew, Barbara Hendress, Deanne Hughes. Drinks Luetta Crosby, Chm., Carma Diemer, Connie Mathew, Trudy Gudeman.
Senior competition;,; persons 12 years old and under will take part in the Junior competition. The majority age
will be the decisive factor in determining group entries. The Amateur contest nites have grown in popularity and have attracted large crowds in recent years. The complete -1966 Fountain Park program will be announced in the near future.. A number of special programs of ISesquicentennial interest have been ad
ded this year. k The opening "Kick-Off" Chicken dinner, will be held
the first Saturday night, July 30, on the Chautauqua grounds in the , recreation building.
Mrs. Fern Lough will again
head the Art Colony and Mrs. Walter Casey will, man
age the hotel. .
Watch for the announce
ment of the complete two week's program.
curity Office, Box 750, Lafayette, Ind. 47902. i Rita Walters and Susan Lord of Wolcott are members of the Candy Stripers at. White County Memorial Hospital.
David Greenburg, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Green-
burg, has moved from.Rens
selaer to Brook. ; David is a Speech and Hearing Thera
pist in the South Newton
School .System and is already working in their sum
mer program. Mrs. Edna June Victor was dismissed from Home hosDital. Lafayette, to the
home of her sister, Mrs.
Carl Seidholz in Monticello. Rev. and Mrs. Willis Syphers served! as counselors at Battle Ground at the Methodist summer camp for children.
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CHAUTAUQUA AMATEUR
NIGHTS ANNOUNCED Fountain Park Chautaqua, Remington, will again feature its popular Senior and Junior Amateur Nights, on two of its Saturday nights during its 72nd season to be held July 30 through August 14, inclusively. Senior Amateur Night will be held on Saturday, August 6 and Junior Amateur Night will be held Saturday, August 13, $200.00 in prizes will be divided between the 2 nights. Identical prizes will be given both nights; $50.00 first prize ; $20.00 2nd prize ; $10 3rd prize; and four $5.00 prizes. As in the past no local residents (people living in the town of Remington, or Carpenter and Gilboa Townships) may compete. Judging will be by audience ballot. . Entry blanks may be secured by writing James Flickner, Amateur Nights Manager, Remington. Persons 13 years old and over will take part in' the
KEEPING UP ON SOCIAL SECURITY A recent change in the social security law has 'brought many questions a-
bout its benefit. In March,
1966, a change was made to provide a special cash monthly benefit payment to those 72 or over who could not qualify for a benefit under the regular provision. A person 72 or older before 1968, may receive the benefit even though they have never worked under social security. A person becoming 72 in 1968 or later will needi some work under
social security. - There is a restriction on those who are already receiving a pension, retirement pay, annuity or similar payment from a federal, state or local governmental pension system, The special
benefit will be reduced or
precluded depending , on the
amount of the other governmental pension. Some Vet
erans Administration compensations and workmen's
compensations Are excluded.
A person receiving cash public assistance payments
can not receive the special
benefit for a month in which he receives an assistance
payment.
If a person is 72 or over in October. 1966. and has
already applied for hospital
insurance, the social security office will get in touch with, them. But if a person is 72 or over and is one of the few yrho did not sign up for hospital insurance, it is advisable for them to get. in touch with the social security office now. The benefit will be $35.00 a month for single persona and in the case of married couples the man will receive $35.00 and! the wife $17.50 if both are 72 or ov er. The benefit starts with the month of October, 1966, with the checks being mailed in November. If you want more irifor mation write V for pamphlet OASI-1966-1 Special Benefit for people 72 or over." The address is . Social Se-
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mc-
Lauchlen and eon Dick Jr., spent several days with their daughter. ' Mrs. Dennis Nel
son and family at Lafayette.
On their return home to Plattsiburg, Mo., they received a telephone call announcing the birth of a new grand
child, Mr. and Mrs. uzzie Labiosa of 1830 Market St.,
San Deieo. Calif., are the
parents of a daughter, An
gela Dawn, born July 23.
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