Wolcott Beacon, Volume 14, Number 25, Wolcott, White County, 27 October 1966 — Page 2

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THE WOLCOTT BEACON

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DESIGNATES OVERSEAS MAILING TIME The period October 21st to November 10 has been designated for Christmas parcels and greeting cards by surface transportation to members of our Armed Forces overseas. For airmail parcels the period is December 1 to December 10. The term "Armed Forces Overseas" includes personnel of our Armed Forces, members of their families, and authorized U. S. civilians employed overseas, who receive their mail through an APO, New York, " San Francisco or Seattle; Fleet P.O. New York or San Francisco; or Navy Post Office, care Postmaster, Seattle. Gift parcels weighing not more than 5 pounds and

measuring not more than 60

inches in length and girth

combined addressed to members of the armed forces in Vietnam will be provided

air-lift service from San

Francisco, even though pre-, paid at a surface rate. All articles should be packed in boxes of wood, metal, solid fiberboard, or strong double faced corrugated fiberboard. All fiberboard boxes should be securely wrapped in heavy paper which materially strengthens the package. (Each box should be well tied with strong cord. Sufficient cushioning material should he used to prevent any rattl

ing or loosening of articles within the package. Unless tightly filled, boxes are likely to be crushed. A slip, listing the contents arid the name and address of the sender and addressee should be enclosed in the parcel. Forms 2966 or 2976-A, Customs Declaration, completed by the sender is required on parcels to many destinations. In addition to the articles normally prohibited in the mail, matches of all kinds and lighter fluid may not be mailed to overseas military addresses. Cigarettes, other tobacco . products, .. coffee and various other items are prohibited in parcels addressed to some military bases. The window clerk at your post office will inform you which items are prohibited. Addresses must be legible and complete, and' should be prepared by typewriter or pen and ink. All APO members have been changed to five digits which are identi

cal to the Zip Code.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Young of Loves Park, 111. ; and Mr, and Mrs. James C. Allen of Indianapolis ; Mrs. Robert Bollier, Remington, and Mrs. Harold Bollier of Wolcott, attended the funeral of their cousin, Kjngley Allen of Watseka.'V Mr. and Mrs. Young were

over night guiests In the

home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold

Bollier.

iraDiia SAIELIE Fighty acres good productive farm with no buildings, all tillable black ground. Located 4 miles west and 1 mile north of Remington. Priced to sell. Call" Kentland 474-6370 Fowler 884-0628 Remington 261-2781

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OTTECOUrJTY VOTERS It . is impossible for me to personally solicit your vote because my duties as your Judge requires my being in the Judge's Chambers a full 8 hours each day. This, I feel, is my first responsibility to the citizens of White County. I take this means to ask for your help on November 8th. I NEED AND WANT YOUR VOTE HELP ME TO CONTINUE TO SERVE YOU. Judge Maurice Zerface

SAFETY COUNTS FARMERS KNOW IT Did you ever try to tie a shoe with one hand 7 Button your shirt without using your thumbs? Hunderds of farmers have to adapt themselves to similar activities each year. Why? Because of corn harvest accidents that could have been avoided. How big is the corn harvest safety problem 7 In Indiana alone about 200 farmers each year are injured in corn harvest accidents. About half of these actually buy an artificial hand and, or hooks. Oddly .enough every injured person thought that he was being safe enough to get by. Don't let it happen to you! Safe attitudes are essential to all safety including machinery safety. If farmers are really safety conscious, they will make an effort to . learn how to prevent accidents, and will follow the recommendations. A safe

operator will also realize that tension and frustration often leads to accidents. It is frequently better to leave a job undone than to attempt to finish with little regard for safety. This is safe corn harvest week for the Wolcott FF A chapter. Won't you please be mindful of this safety campaign and live to enjoy the holidays? FFA Safety Comm. By Larry Burks

Mrs. Dale Logue is a surgical patient at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Her place of business, "Ruby's Grill," will be closed until her return.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith and baby son have

moved from the Rowe trailer home at the north end of Wolcott, to Goodland.

Mrs. Dell Sharkey and the Ralph Sharkey family attended a family get-together at the home of Mrs. Opal McCarthy at Indianapolis last Sunday, and Mrs. Sharkey stayed over the past week. She visited her nelce, Miss Mildred Kerlin, who is seriously ill at Community Hospital in Indianapolis. Ernie Burcham, who has Rwved as Water Mainten

ance Man in Wolcott for the

past eight years, has gone to Crown Point where he will hold a like Dosition. His

family will move there in

the near future, uurcnam is staying presently with his brother, Max, and family at

Gary.

HOW THE BLOOD PROGRAM WORKS To be elhrible for frea

blood one must be a resident

of White County and pre

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Sollberger has a supply of the yellow sheets.

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