The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 51, Milford, Kosciusko County, 26 January 1966 — Page 14

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-At the monthly meeting Thursday evening'the Kosciusko county can cer unit members set the quota foi the county at $6,500. The meeting was held in St. Anne s parish house The president. Robert Boley, presided and Hal Leichhardt, field representatives, reported the breakdown of the cancer fund as follows: Nine per cent for professional services, 34 per cent for research, 20 per cent patient service. 19 per cent public education. 10 per cent fund raising costs and eight per cent for office administratives costs The treasurer, Ruth Ladd, reported $770 in the treasury. Most of this came from memorial donations. The service chairman, Mrs. S. E. Ellison, reported having received a request for help on the paying of hospital and doctor bills for a deceased cancer patient. To dale it has not been the policy of the unit to pay on bilk for deceased patients, however, a motion from the floor approved some help in this case. A committee of three consisting of

cAPtm COMMENTS k by U ‘ S - Senator Vane* j EktH HARTKE

The Tax Issue: Harlke

The following statement, opposing a tax increase or restoration of former taxation, is issued by Senator Vance Hartke, member of the Senate finance committee: The excise tax was removed with the endorsement and urging of the admminstrat.on The purpose of reducing this form of national sales tax was the <ime as that of income tax reduction — the stimulation of our economy, Hie broad objective of tax reduction was achieved: we have sustained five continuous vear of economic growth with higher corporate profitability and more U. Sjobs; we have a wider tax base .and federal tax revenues have actually been increased The same reasons for tax reduction that existed last year exist this year. What was good for Ute national economy last year is still good this year. We need jobs and profitability of business and industry. My position is that we can cut federal spending with smaller disadvantage to the economy that by increasing or restoring taxation From what I personally observed of the misuse of our military foreign aid weaponry in the IndiaPakistan border war, I shall begin ■ cutting federal expenditures by voting against military foreign aid.

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Wednesday, January 26, 1966

y Mrs. Ellison, Mr. Boley and Ruth i- Ladd was appointed to investigate ir the matter ami report at the next g meeting. >, Rev. Getuld McGovern reported >- Mrs. Charles Hughes will contact ►- the women s organizations in the n county on presenting a public educae tion program for the different , groups. Rev; McGovern also said t four film strips had been ordered as : well as posters and textbooks on ’ cancer. These will be placed by the » unit in junior and high schools and the college. He will also contact - vfirms in the county to place a can- > cer fund notice in pay envelopes. To Start in April The cancer drive is to start in Ai pril and it is the hope of the unit - that the quota will be reached quick- - ly. The need for research, as will as > patient service, becomes greater as > more die from cancer each year. , Dr. Leonard Brooks showed a film r of the effects of smoking on lung t cancer. The next meeting of the unit f will be February 24.

The sum voted last year, $1.4 billion estimated by treasury in excise tax restoration. 4 There may be no need whatsoever for tax increases unless the war in Asia is widened beyond that

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JOB CORPS RECRUITING UNDERWAY The Fort Wayne office of the Indiana State Employment Service is currently recruiting young men for the Job Corps. To be eligible, a candidate must be between the ages of 16 and 21. out of school, and unemployed. o Richard P. App, manager, said that the Job Corps provides occupational training, educational courses, and guidance as well as sports and recreation. Enrollees receive S3O a month while they learn useful skills. Room, board, clothes, and medical and dental care are included. Additional sums of from $25 to SSO per month of successful participation in the Job Corps are paid upon leaving. Mr. App said that the Job Corps is entirely voluntary but that candidates completing the training will be better able to get a job. Corpsmen may spend from a few months to two months to two years in the Corps. He urged interested young men in this area to visit the office at 315 east Washington boulevard. Fort Wayne, this week. PYTHIAN SISTERS INSTALL OFFICERS The Pythian Sisters of Syracuse, Loyal Temple number 130. met in the hall Wednesday. Jan. 19. Mrs. Nelson Hoover presided and there was installation of officers. Assisting Mrs. Hoover in the installation were Mrs. Lee Poyser and Mrs. Btbon Crafton. Officers installed were: Mrs. Nelson Hoover. E. C.: Mrs. Catherine Babcock, senior; Mrs. Herbert Blue, junior; Mrs. Bebon Crafton, manager: Mrs. Ethel Grubb, secretary; Mrs. Zerola Zook, treasurer; Mrs. William Whetton. protector; Mrs. Artie Long, guard; Mrs. Oriie Brown, pianist: and Mrs. 61ue. assistant pianist. Mrs Agnes Stiffler served refreshments to the 12 members present. The next meeting will be March 16. INTEREST RATES ON SAVINGS BONDS WILL BE INCREASED On Tuesday, the President ordered the treasury’ department to increase the interest rate on U. S. Savings Bonds, and the rates will undoubtedly be made public within -the next few days. which the Congress and the American people have been told.

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ana’s greatest jkintomimisf and A- i.ran of Goshen. The first dance at the youth center dies I’m going to put on the cake. i merica’s greatest ambassador of * * * was held on Friday night. The build- . I laughter? Millions laugh at the ng was bedecked with streamers D ’ d say ”.4.1 " antics of this gifted clown on tele- Ca «J Duncan, local town board was festive nard Skelton and Ernie Pyle when vision making success of his goal member, showed me two atlases you answered the quiz? Red was bom “We’re all put on earth for a recently. One was of 1914 vintage, Music for the dance was provid- in Vincennes in 1913 and Ernie Pyle nurnose- mine is to make neonle < ’ ther much older. Both were on ed by Jerry Bray, Jerry Gerber, was born in Dana in 1900. I laugh” Kosciusko county and contain much Stan Hollar and Orville Miller. ♦ ♦ ♦ history of the area around here. They did an excellent job, accord- , .. % 1 Who in Hoosier history was Ameri- . . ing to all reports. A question asked by a visit-" Jca’s favorite war correspondent in , Among the pictures in die 1914 at- ™ * * or to Milford on Tuesday, “What ; World War IT 7 His books and writ- as 18 the residence of Rev. W. E. , , . , happened to Main street in Milford toffs eive a most Doienant view of Groves - editor of Milford MaU; you , for bI S - I came through North Webster, the “common man’s” reaction to the residence of Dan Riggenbach; storm.' Weather experts (at least Leesburg and Syracuse this mon»the residence and bam of J. F. Dav- they say they are experts) are call- , n g an( j the streets were cleaned combat. . isson; the residence and bam on the ihg tor seven feet of snow over the off?” vv e could only wonder ourAnswers below: J- J- Troup farm on r1; the resi- we ®k er| d- I can’t wait! selves. « • « dence and bam of W. O. Davisson, .. I . Milford; the residence and bam of- Oh, I had best give you the an- Did you know we are going to Mrs. Esther Charlton got her first Irvin F. Hieber on r 2 Milford; and Hoosier history series have a centennial celebration in Our dozen red roses for her recent birth- a Photo of Rev. Groves. ca£. - day. The roses were a gift fror her Mr. Duncan is quite proud of his day) is friend husband’s birthday, tian church was founded on Decemdaughter, Mrs. Tom (Ivone) Pinker- books and well he should be. and Pm not telling how many can- ber 15, 1866.

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