The Mail-Journal, Volume 7, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 25 November 1970 — Page 18

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL— Wed.. Nov. 25. 1970

MV K - B 1/ w Ba, !■ W * -C.. In la a f\ - "■& ft t f a ’ . ■’ r- • FATHER AND SON — James M. Myers. 11. was sworn into the U.S. army by his father. Colonel James M. Myers, at Fort Sheridan. 111., on November 10. 1070. Jim. an Eagle Scout and currently serving as Assistant Scout Master of Fort Sheridan’s BSA Troop 39. graduated from Highland Park high school, last spring. Selected for the highly competitive imagery interpreter s course at the V.S. army’s intelligence school, young Myers will take his basic training at Fort Lewis. Wash., followed by lengthy instruction at Fort Iluachuca. Aril. I pon completion of that training, he hopes to join the Ist military intelligence battalion (ARS) in Viet Nam. a unit his father commanded in 196 X-69. Jim is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Golden of Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. N. I). Myers of Syracuse and Sarasota. Fla.

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County Extension Service News ■M ■■ OHB 0888 «■» ■■ ■■ 8888 MB MB MB M By ANN HANCOCK Education, Consumer's t Defense The consumer workshop entitled "Confusion in the Market Place” held in South Bend and Valparaiso, was most successful I only wish that more people from this county could have attended one of the workshops. Speakers for the program included the president of the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Chicago. a representative from the Food and Drug Administration, a member of Nadar's Raiders, and the Associate Director of the Office of Consumer Education I would like to share with you some of the mainpoints of the speakers. Doris Sasser from the Office of Consumer Education cautioned us concerning dangerous toys With Christmas coming up many of us will be purchasing toys for our children or those of friends and relatives We need to be especially careful to check the toys for labels identifying the materials used in the toy and the construction Mrs. Sasser stated that she has asked retailors to show her the inner construction of toys that she wanted to purchase She showed a baby rattle with an outer covering of cardboard and inside sharp metal spikes She stressed the fact that we should be sure to report any unsafe toys that we purchase or our children receive as gifts It is; up to us to help protect other consumers. James Turner, an attorney and one of "Nadar’s Raders” feels that business has become so powerful that the Food and Drug

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THE EDITOR

Supports Astronauts

EDITOR’S NOTE: Reader Lionel Harmison sent the following letter to the National Aeronautics and Spacecraft Administration in Houston. Texas, and forwarded a copy to us for publication.) Dear Editor: I personnally appreciate and whole-heartedly support the decision of the Astronauts to read the Bible from Spacecraft as they orbited the moon during December. 1968.1 further support the right of every’ human being to express his faith in God and the Bible publicly without fear or threat or censure I am 74 years of age. a son of a Veteran of the Civil War. Union Army, I am a Veteran of the Mexican Border Campaign. World War One and Two. I enlisted June 25, 1912 and retired as a major.

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I detest the fact that our own courts of law render the decisions they have in the past regarding the reading of the Bible. I for one. will read my Bible any place and time that I chose, be it in front of the White House, the Supreme Court Building and will read it inside if possible to get in. As I see and decide the question at hand, when any Astronaut is traveling in outer space he is in an area that belongs to God. where no man can dictate as to man’s law. there is only the legal word of God. it can 6e found in the Bible. Keep your head high and your chin in. if our astronauts want to read the Bible from outerspace, let them, and we should all listen as they quote the Bible. Sincerely yours, Lionel L. Harmison. Maj. Ret. AUS.

INFORMAL DINNER HELD AT HOLLARS Mrs. Stanley Hollar and daughter. Tami, entertained at an informal get-together Wednesday in their home near Milford.

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Enjoying a noon meal and the day were Mrs. Devon Hoffer and Shannon. Mrs. Ron Smith and Angela, Mrs. Mike Zimmerman, Jr., and Kara, Mrs. Richard Bender and Jennifer Jo, Miss Terri Rumfelt and Mrs. Lester Krull.