The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 9, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 April 1970 — Page 11

Politics ■ 1970 Meet Your Candidates

PAUL E CONKLE. r 1 Warsaw, created a race for the right to represent Wayne 5 and 6 and the 2d and 3<i precincts of the 4th ward of Warsaw when he filed for delegate to the Democrat state convention last week. MARIE STOKES of Warsaw had filed for the post earlier. JAMES H. HEIERMAN of r 2 Leesburg has filed for the advisory board in Plain township on the Republican ticket. Other Rep ;hlicans filing for advisory board posts recently were ROBERT S. JONTZ. r 2 Silver Lake, Lake township: and DUANE C SELLS, Silver Lake, Lake township.

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WILLIAM P. COLLIVER of east Center street, Warsaw, has filed on the Democrat ticket for j>recinct committeeman of the 2d ward, 3d precinct in Warsaw; and ELMER L. DICKEY of r 2 Akron has filed for Franklin 2. AUSTIN NEHER of r 1 Silver Lake, a Republican, is seeking reelection as Lake townships trustee. « e, • GEORGE PATON. Republican, r 2 Leesburg, has filed for the nomination as delegate to the state convention from Plain 1 and 3.

LARRY A. CONRAD has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nominatior. for Secretary’ of State. Conrad earned his law degree from Indiana university school of law in Indianapolis in 1961 after logging more than 100.000 miles and 1.500 hours of travel time between Muncie and Indianapolis. While in law school he became acquainted with fellow student BIRCH BAYH who, at that time, was a member of the Indiana General Assembly. This friendship led to Conrad s selection as campaign manager for Bayh in the 1962 senatorial race. Conrad s early years were spent in Harrison county in Laconia where he attended the elementary school in Borden. The Conrad family moved to Muncie where he graduated from Muncie Central high school and received his AB degree front Ball State university in 1957 While at Ball State he met his future wife. MARY LOU HOOVER of Fort Wayne, who was Ball State Homecoming Queen in 1966. Mary Lou wrote the award-win-ning lyrics to Bayh’s campaign song. “Hey, Look Me Over, which many consider the single most important factor in Bayh’s 1962 victory. The Conrads presently reside in Daleville with their four children. Jeb Allyn. 10; Amy Lou. 8; Andrew Birch. 6; and Jody McDade.

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Conrad is presently a member of the Muncie law firm of Benadum and Cecil. j * ♦ ♦ Republican LEE MOYER of Silver Lake fil'ed for the right to seek re-election as Lake township's justice of the peace. « « « Indiana Republican state vice chairman MRS. ESTHER B. GUTHRIDGE has announced that assistant chairman of the Republican national committee, MRS. ELLY PETERSON, will be the featured speaker for the annual statewide Republican women's luncheon meeting tomorrow < Thursday > noon in the Egyptian room of the Murat Temple in Indianapolis. Mrs. Peterson is one of only two women who have served as the chairman of their state central committees and because of [ her outstanding experience and ability was invited by PRESIDENT NIXON to serve on the GOP national committee. ■ * • TRUDY SLABY ETHERTON has announced her candidacy for re-nomination for the office of Indiana Auditor of State. In making the announcement of her filing Mrs. Etherton stated, “I have attempted to serve the citizens of Indiana with the highest respect for my oath of office and according to the constitution and the statutes of the state of Indiana. “I will continue to be a dedicated lobbyist for the taxpayers of our state and will also continue to attempt to protect their pocketbooks from irresponsible raids of any special interest groups whose efforts might* cause a tax increase. “I will continue to demonstrate to the voters of Indiana that their confidence in my election in 1968 was not misplaced and I today begin to seek a mandate from the voters of Indiana for re-election as Auditor of State.”

Congressman Brademas Plans County Tour While Congress Is In Recess

WASHINGTON, D.C. - Congressman John Brademas will visit Kosciusko county Thursday, April 2. as part of a week-long tour of Indiana’s Third District. The Democratic Congressman, who is seeking his seventh term, will greet constituents at the Syracuse post office from 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. He will meet North Webster residents from 11 a m. to' 11:45 a.m. at the North Webster post office. From there, he will travel to the Pierceton post office, where he will be available to constituents from 4 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. “I have announced to the residents of Indiana's Third District that I will seek reelection, to the U.S. House of COUNTY SWCD TO PARTICIPATE IN PROGRAM The Kosciusko County Soil and Water Conservation District will compete in the 24th Annual Goodyear Soil Conservation Awards Program to select the nation’s top 53 conservation districts, according to Myron R. Metzger. Claypool, district chairman. The district’s activities and accomplishments will be measured against the performances of other districts in the state in determining the first and second place winners in the annual competition sponsored by the Goodyear Company. An independent judging committee of agriculture leaders will select the state winners for the calendar year 1970. Grand award for the first place district will be expense-paid vacation- study trips to Arizona for the outstanding landownercooperator and one member of the district’s governing board. They will be guests, along with representatives of the winning districts in other 10,000-acre Goodyear Farens and the Wigwam, resort hotel, in Litchfield Park. Ariz.. in December 1971. The Kosciusko county district has participated in the awards program four times and was the state's second place district in 1964.

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Representatives.” said Brademas. “I hope to meet with as many Hoosiers as possible Thursday in Kosciusko county, to hear their views on whatever issues are on their minds, and to give the voters a chance to find out how I stand on all the national issues,” On Friday a district-wide conference cm Federal legislation affecting retired persons and other older Americans will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon at theU.A.W. Building, 14265. Main Street. South Bend. Congressman Brademas arranged this special conference in cooperation with Lester Fox, R.E.A.L. services director in St. Joseph county, and Dr. George F. Davis, Executive Director. Indiana Commission on the Aging. District supervisors are Myron Metzger, Claypool; Leon Tucker, Milford; Phil Beer, Milford; Howard Workman. Pierceton; and Perry Hathaway, Claypool. Metzger said the district’s outstanding cooperator for 1970 will be selected from the more than 550 land owners enrolled in the district program. Nationally, more than 2,000,000 individuals and companies have signed cooperative agreements with the 3000 local soil and water conservation districts. CAREER ACADEMY At graduation ceremonies held February 14, Richard D. Clingaman of Syracuse, was gratuated as a radio-TV Broadcaster at Career Academy’s Columbus school. Mr. Clingaman. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clingaman, received training in effective commercial announcing, sportscasting. control board ope; ations, and on camera techniques, as well as numerous other areas of skill required to become a successful radio-TV broadcaster. Ric has accepted an announcing position at Rensselaer at station WRIN. LAKELAND LOCAL Mr. and Mrs. Jim Avery and daughters of r 1 Milford were Easter day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nyce and Vicki Sue.

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T *'• ■ Wk. Get It. \T I AUKLAND AFH — WAF Sergeant Jayette Van Sickle, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. J. T. \ anSickle. Lake Wawasee. practices her selling technique on her instructor. Master Sergeant James Tripp, •at air force recruiting school. Lackland air force base. Texas. \ veteran of forty months service. Sgt. Van Sickle remarks, “I have wanted to be a recruiter since basic training. I am convinced that the air force has more to offer our young men and women today than they could ever find in civilian industry. 1 intend to do my best to inform our nation's young people of the numerous opportunities available as members of America's Aerospace Team." Her father is a retired air force member, and she said she joined the air force because she missed the way of life she had grown accustomed to. Upon graduation from recruiting school, she will be assigned duties as a WAF recruiter.

MINOR INJURIES AS TRUCK HITS POLE Kenneth Breeden. 25. Syracuse, sustained a small laceration to the right index finger of his hand at 2 a.m. Saturday when his 1949 Chevrolet truck struck a utility pole a mile and a half south of Benton. Driving north on Indiana 313. Breeden s truck veered off the east side of the highway and

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clipped off the pole. Officers set damage at $275 and cited Breeden for driving with no operator's license. COURT NEWS Booked At Jail Frederick K. Pearson, 28, r 3 Syracuse was booked' at the Elkhart county jail Friday night for investigation of conspiracy to commit a felony.

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