The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 7, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 March 1965 — Page 12

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

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| Spotlight on Improving Business. . . | Consumers Gladly Pay A Higher: | Price To Trade At Home t By ARCH BAUMGARTNER - > Publisher of THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Many consumers gladly pay a higher price to trade at home. For instance, the buyer of an automatic washing machine is often willing to pay more than $25 to a local dealer than she would pay for a similar machine offered by a mail order company. Os course no woman would .give away s2s—not even to hdp an “old friend. The smart buyer figures all She considers the cost of freight. She considers .the cost of installation. ' She considers the possibility erf future service charges. .. She considers the meaning of a warranty given by a local company

; v - ■ GRADUATES — Thomas Ra> lul let. Milford, was graduated from the Business Administration and Finance Sh«ol of International college on Marek 11 with an Associate (BSC de* Mr. Fuller was graduated from Milford high school where 5 his extracurricular interest was centered in sports; During his tenure at International he wMs a member of the Phi Kappa Rh<> Fralernitv. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Ar- |<> Betsw anger of Milford. CRAFT CLUB HAS ‘ IJLSSON ON PHONE BOOK COVERS thy home of M.ss Catherine Connell Monday evening \ dessert was served at .7 octode With Mrs J . J iter Leatherman, held a short business meetup and announced some changes proci ajn dates Mrs A L Mil hr prvxiilvd h<-.fi>r t!ie nexl nutting- and distributed wrfructiqt . sheets’for material netded and meth' Miss ■. Cannel! ■■■ then instructed all. ■ trlcplxme books. ■ She had a variety t■' /e-x ■ ■" ' ■ ■- ■ '■■■'■ ■ 4 ■ ’ - *v'■ * The next meeting will be -A 7 o dock dessert in the home of Mrs, Miller on April 5 /

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Thursday, March 25. 1965

i as compared to one issued by a distant and impersonal firm. - She is no fool; her original pay- - ment is an investment. The extra 1 cost is insurance for emergency serv- • ice and the right to complain. Unfortunately, not all buyers are .able to rationalize higher original - costs frequently charged by local I firms. It is one of the purposes of advertising to explain the difference in real value and original cost—to point out savings which are not included on the price tag. Such advertising not only serves the consumer, also it is the best means of keeping retail trade at home.

E. R. Honeywell Tc Speak On ‘Culture Os Gladioli’ Thursday E R Honeywell, horticulture Specialist. from Purdufe uinversity, will discuss the “Culture of Gkuhol.” at the Shrine building on die fairgrounds in Warsaw at I’-W pm on Thursday? April 1. Anyone interested in. raising glads ■ ike to discuss with Mr Honeywell, is invited to attend. . ♦ Mrs Ruth McCleary. extension agent. says that garden club memer or Warsaw are welcome or the •’!-!■<■ garden r Urox* wtM> -raise (he.flower tor'/ commercial ■. » - *: ■ ■ • - ■ ' »nu>'of their problems also. World War I brought dayiigirf sav- ■ ti n

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Sorosis Club j Meets With | Mrs. Fred Johnson Ten members of the Sorosis club > of Milford met at the home of Mrs. ’ Fred Johnson Monday evening. Mrs | Otto Wiggs, president, opened the j meeting and the club collect was ’ repeated. After roll call, the members were j reminded to take good will bags to Mrs. Wiggs or call her when they are ready. ' Everyone was urged to attend the ’ i county meeting to be held March 31 | at the Miiford Christian church. Registration will be at 9 a.m. and lunch; will be served at noon Reserva-j tions should be sent to Mrs. Roger ; Graff of Milford. For those who can-1 not attend the all day session, it is permissible to attend which ex er session is convenient. . I Mrs Wiggs read an article en- t t.tled “What is Brotherhood” before turning the meeting over to Mrs. Glenn Morehead. program chairman Mrs Morehead presented an informative lesson oh public speaking. | She touched upon the importance | ance The complete preparation of , speech was stressed- and hints as to. | delivery, special helps and exptema-1 • en. She also gave suggestions for i good interpretation reading and po- , ?' etry reading A question and answer {session followed. t cake roll. nuts., mints and coffee. | I-The next .meeting will he held A-j a home of Mrs Thomas | . ■ MILFORD CUB SCOUTS TO MEET MARCH 29 , Tb.c Mrimrd v'ub Scouts will hold! a pack meeting at the fire station on Monday. March 29. at 7 30 pm. The theme for the month is “South a■:A demonstration on imnt fvine will be civen.

Blood Program -

(Continued from Page 1) ; temperature, pulse, hemoglobin and blood pressure, and take a careful medical historv-. 14. How much blood can I give? > How often? Answer—Approximately one pint every eight weeks, but no oftener than five times in one year. J 5. How much time will it take to give blood? Answer—About 45 minutes to an hour, including time for a snack after donating in the Red Cross canteen. 16. Does the Red Cross- use ah the blood that is donated? Answer—Yes, nothing is wasted. 17 What liappens to the blood? Answer—Whole blood, fresh blood to which a preservative has been added, is given in transfusions when large amounts erf blood have been lost as a result of injury, childbirth, or surgery It may be used also to treat infections, disease that causes a givat deal of bleeding, and chronic anemia. » - - 18. How- long can whole blood be preservedl* '! Answer—2l days with present re- • rivatives. such as plasma, gamma : globulin, packed red cells, fibrinogen. frozen plasma, serum albumin and vaccinia immune globulin j iVIG . These products are usually ava.lable at processing costs only. YoUr physician should contact the regional center at 483-3158 in Fort, ne and make request for by prod.K ts needed. 19. Are blood donors the only •source of blood? Answer—Yes human blood cannot be marxrfactured. 20. Does the Red Cross need a stockpile of blood? Answer—Yes. The Fort Wayne regional center feels secure when

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; there is a working stock on hand. Civil Defense Role I 21. What is the Red Cross proI gram’s rote in civil defense? Answer—The government has named the Red Crass the official agency for collection of blood in national emergencies. 22. What health organizations sponsor Red Cross blood collecting activities? ; Answer—The Red Cross Blood Progran) operates under standards established by the National Institutes of Health. County Medical societies, hospital conferences, and health departments also cooperate with the program. 23. If I am in need of blood when away from home, can the regional center help me? Answer—Yes. Through a reciprocal agreement with 57 other regional centers, member-banks of the American Association of Blood Banks, and the hospitals both collection agencies serve, a system of blood credits and reimbursement has “been in operation since May of 24. Could the regional center be asked to. aid cities outside the re- - V Answer—Yes. In case of disaster in other cities the center might be called upon for help if the local supply of blood was inadequate.25 Ts the Red Cross the only agency that supplies to hospitals in the region” .Answer—Yes; Some area hospitals have their own blood banks,, bul any resident of this county may. bv filing proper application the Red Cross, be re-imbursed by the non-participating hospital and Red Cross blood replaced that he used. 26. What charge is made for the I blood? Answer—No charge is ever made for Red Cross blood. The cost of

processing and collecting a pint of blood by the F ort Wayne Center is SB.BI. The National Red Cross pays sl, the local chapter assumes sl.Bl and the remaining $5 is charged to the hospital receiving the blood. This $5 charge is usually passed on to the patient, but no charge is ever made for the blood it self. If, however. blood is collected by the administering hospital which must process and prepare it for usf, then the hospital must charge for these services, but again not for the blood itself. SURPRISE BON VOYAGE PARTY FOR MRS. SIMS Mrs. Donald Ruple, Mrs. Elly B’.akesley and Miss Lucy Schwab of Syracuse were hostesses Wednesday evening to a surprise bon voyage party for Mrs. joy Sims, who will leave in April for Sch- • weinfurt. Germany, to visit her son and . daughter-in-law. Captain and Mrs. James Connolly. " The focal point of reference was a cake in the shape of a jet air--81 exchange was held. Guests mchided Mrs. Ernest Sutton. Mrs. Jack Alfrey. Mrs. Maynard Kenks of Elkhart, Mrs. Robert Clevenger, Mrs. Richard Miller. Mrs, Lois Schleeter. Mrs. Clifton Kinder. Mrs Paul Lantz. Mrs. Oleh Keim. Mrs.. Edwin Kleinknight. Mrs. Barton Cox. Mrs. Hubert Anglemyer. Mrs, Floyd Disher.'Mrs. John Connolly.. Mrs. /W, A. -Jones. Jr.» Mrs. Lloyd D.sher and Miss Rose Baumgartner. RETURNS FROM CRUISE Don Byrd. Syracuse, golf pro at Wawasee -Golf club, returned Sunday from a five-week Caribbean , cruise. Starting at Panama Mr. Byrd touched ports in Columbia and Venezuela. South America, Juan. Puerto Rico, and ended the cruise al .

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BETHEL YOUTH HOLD FOLK GAMES PARTY The Bethel Youth Group held a > folk games party at the fire sta- ■ tion in Milford Friday evening, t March 19. The caller for the games - was Dale Kesler of North Manches- ■ ter - eX

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The group enjoyed circle games and square dances. Refreshments >of punch, cookies, nuts and mints were served to the 18 persons present. The next meeting of the group will be Thursday, April 8, at the church. The group is to study meital health during the month.