The Mail-Journal, Volume 11, Number 44, Milford, Kosciusko County, 27 November 1974 — Page 17

'I Dare You', top to Lakeland boy and girl

By KEITH A. CARRINGTON Extension Agent. Youth Four-H is head, is heart, is hands, and is health, as the pledge says, and 4-H is also awards. The incentive to do better. In awards, probably the one that stands for 4-H the most was received recently by Cynthia Rapp of Milford and Mark Reiff of North Webster. One girl and one boy are eligible to receive this award. “1 Dare You” Awards sponsored by the American Youth Foundation. This award is "For leadership baaed on healthy physical habits, and alert and evergrowing mind, an outreach of friendship and constructive soind relationship within the home and community and above all the award is based on character”. These two 4-H’ers speak for

/(GOOD HEALTH all fk Ytear Long T/ atevor Y our health or personal care needs may be, look to HOOK’S, a "' hometown Indiana has been doing just that for 75 years. We. Os HOOK’S batbsoab tav. Mt kAwl 74,, ltOßt , o bi, n * <r ?-9t. fubk dMtwr wtiilaf JQ omfortobl* rymp l o mEc i »!>•♦ of colds, hos • __ • ___ M*i«fwrix*« •» it 4»»r clwm Ma*h (mmihm aapkim Java ead i >"«i caapattian |OIH WIIH VOtlf «••>*«*■ m.*7< m.u* wj.i.<s our neighbors in 3 78' ”69' s 99' 5 99' giving thanks > j~3* for bountiful blessings J INSTAMATIC On this Thanksgiving, let us all kazoa BANS CIPACOI stop and give thanks for the blessings bestowed on us. For the special joys we know - family, now CL 121 109 friends, health, peace and pros- choice g |l perity. Hook's is especially thankful for the friendship you have shown us throughout our 75 years. To all, a happy Thanksgiving. TABN*X TARNISH RIMOVIR I **oo ° rin * e Removes tarnish instantly! From sterling silver. NF silver plate, platinum, copper and many more HOOK'S The Prescription People W IIXATIVI „„„ >»9B - Patch, sew, darn, and mend invisibly wrth hot iron wSS® a eg 3 The greatest invention since the con opener! Re-usable, ■ air-tight ond sanitary ■ J- wWBM -v « ESS suri-sit fishing lurk 4)Og w oS’’ I ■ Don't let the fish get away! Have the expert fisherman's touch 1 every time WWM B mKP==?3mAL 'N DRIVI FUR AUTO £>99 STILL AT HOOK’S EVERYDAY LOW PRICES 7 «MAALOX T Fast relief from 14-oz. Powder for suppleacid stomach. 13-ox Constipation \*Xd**'\ ments 100 Tablets. \ 110 i 2« B 5” & > { CHECK HOOK'S LOW PRICE! \ b»acol uu4jmu« ttOOK-e NOOK'S ASFIBIU _A«eiBIN IreTTI SLKK* COLb CABS MM* » oKecKae pein «*•» teWeb OHLY! I **«••** •»* twy fa. er 5 M -85 1” I 7 ’ I a a imZM 3 ***—»»• ■ r ? . -1 77 ' Bi | wiP «cJ SIS CBMHTBT ABPIBIN If MttOF APRIL MIIM« BATH *27.’* (rtal *”‘ l\y ywrt- MASNISIA SIN««W SHOWERS [Wi** W» F-H 93, fir ?*«: fn State Road 13 Sooth — North Webster * Z K

themselves in being qualified for this award, however, just to touch briefly on their interests might be useful. Cindy a freshman at Ball State diversity is certainly an alert and conscientious student in whatever she does, whether it be studying at school or learning new methods for growing and preserving meats, vegetables and fruits. She is always watching for things to better herself - not necessarily with the most awards or blue ribbons, but herself, as a fellow person. Mark, a football player and fine student at Indiana Central college has turned many walls and barriers into opportunity. Mark has the ability to see all the way through things not just the surface, whether it be the opposing team’s offense or his

community’s actual needs and concerns We in 4-H and Kosciusko county can be proud of each of these young people and are glad they receive this honor “I Dare You” is a small book written by William H. Danforth, founder of this award. The book dares you to be different by striving and pushing for higher goals, and constantly keeping in mind strong character. Senior Hoppy Bachelors to hold meeting The first meeting of the Milford Senior Happy Bachelors 4-H club will be December 9at7:3op.m. at the home of Brenda Davis. Anyone interested in joining 4H is invited to attend. Those wanting more information maycall Brenda or Teddy Davis.

Santa Claus is coming to town in his helicopter

According to a North Pole newsgram, Santa Claus is going to make a whirlwind visit to this area on December 7. The reddad bearded old gentleman wili\ be landing by helicopter at the parking lot of Hook’s Drug stores on the following schedule: North Webster — 10:45 a.m. Syracuse — 12 noon Goshen — 2:30 p.m. He will stay for approximately one hour, visiting with all of the area children who can stop by to see him. In case of bad weather his visit will be impossible. The managers of the stores say Santa w-ill be passing out candy to the kiddies and will listen to what they want for Christmas. He will visit more than 30 Hook's stores in other cites over the four week ends preceding Christmas. He will travel byhelicopter throughout. All are invited to be there for his landing

and take-off. Parents are invited to take their cameras. Carrington resigns as youth agent Keith Carrington, Kosciusko county youth agent, has announced his resignation effective December 1. The announcement came at the Kosciusko county extension board meeting on November 20. Carrington has had primary responsibility for the 4-H activities in Kosciusko county since he was hired in April of 1971. He has worked with the adult leaders, junior leaders, and rural youth programs as well as the

Cardinal Outer 4-H club. On the area level, he nas been in charge of the are i horse and pony committee and for the past two years had judgtd achievement record books on :hc tate level. Keith has accepted a sales position rith a feeds company and will l e serving the Franklin and Sew ircl township area in Kosciusko county. He and his wife Bet ky plan to continue residing at their* r 7 Warsaw home. Leesburg-Michigan drivers collide An accident Friday at 10:21 a m. at the comer of Fort Wayne and Indiana streets in Warsaw involved vehicles operated byMrs. Bessie J May. 32. Leesburg, and Robert Shanham. 36. East Lansing. M ca. City pith di nan Michael Mock investigated listing damage at $45 to die Shanham motorized mobile hme ind S2OO to the May auto. »

Wed., Nov. 27, 1974 — THE MAIL-JOURNAL

United announces improvement of interexchange services here

United Telephone Company of Indiana, Inc., today announced the improvement of present ”feee calling” arrangements between the following exchanges: — Cromwell to and from North Webster. Syracuse, and Ligonier. — Leesburg to and from Milford and North Webster. — Milford to and from Syracuse. Leesburg, and North Webster. — North Webster to and from Pierceton. Syracuse, Cromwell, and Leesburg. — Syracuse to and from North Webster. Milford, and Cromwell — Pierceton to and from North Webster. t In improving this interexchange service. United is adding more circuits and removing the conversation timer. When this project is completed on November 29. callers in these

Policy school on inflation at North Wood

How can we have rising prices and rising rates of unemployment at the same time? How can the price of automobiles go up when demand for them is down? What are the principle causes of the current inflation? How is inflation affecting the various sectors of the economy? How much inflation are we likely to have over the next year or so? People say, “Buy now. before prices go even higher.” How does that attitude contribute to inflation? These questions and many others, are all part of the national debate over inflation and what to do about it. Bob Jones and Otto Doering. Purdue Agricultural Economists, will be at North Wood school, Nappanee.

Community election ballots forwarded

According to Howard Silveus, chairman of the Kosciusko county Agricultural Stabilization and . Conservation Service committee, ballots for election of community committeemen have been mailed to all known eligible voters on record. In order that the voted ballot be counted, it must be delivered or mailed to the county ASCS office no later than December 2. The county is divided in the following communities for the voting: Community A (consists of Tippecanoe. -Turkey Creek and Van Buren townships); Community B (consists of Etna, Jefferson, Prairie, and Scott townships); Community C (consists of Franklin. Harrison, and Seward townships); Community D (consists of Clay. Jackson, Lake, and Monroe townships); and Community E (consists of Plain, Washington, and Wayne townships). Producers should consider farmers of their choice to represent them on the community committee and to serve as delegates to the ASC countyconvention on December 16. Silveus cautions producers to Attend seminar of public accountants Mrs. Ed (Elgie) Tatman and sons Mark Tatman and Don Tatman. all of Syracuse, attended the 22d annual tax and management seminar of the Indiana society of public accountants last week in Indianapolis. Approximately 400 public accountants from all points of the state attended the three-day session.

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exchanges will be able to dial any of the areas indicated and talk as oftbn and as long as they wish — still without paying a toll charge. The cost of providing this improved service — known as Extended Area Service (EAS) — will necessitate some increase in monthly rates in most of the involved exchanges. Rate changes were approved by the Public Service Commission of Indiana in November 1972. Increases vary from a low of 60 cents to a high of $1.20 for business service, and minimum of 10 cents to a maximum of 60 cents per month for residence service. The service improvement program is part of continuing effort to better serve its customers and, at the same time, strengthen the economic and social interests within its exchange areas.

Wednesday. Dec. 4, at 7:30 p.m. to discuss these and other related issues. The economists will discuss the governments traditional monetary and fiscal policies at the national level and how they affect businesses, farms, and individuals. Trade policy’ and wage and price controls will also be considered as possible policy alternatives in the fight against inflation. They will ask whether conservation and money management are the only options available to the individual to survive under the current rates of inflation. Can these personal actions really contribute to bringing down national rates of inflation?

read the letter of instructions carefully, mark the ballot and return it in the enclosed postage free envelope-as soon as possible. He also points out that the outer envelope must be signed to be valid. Silveus stated. “Complete the ballot and mail it within the next few days. Make your vote count.” Three from county to 4-H Congress WEST LAFAYETTE - Fortyfive ambitious Hoosier 4-H youths, including three from Kosciusko county, selected for their outstanding achievements in projects and activities, will represent the state at the 53d National 4-H Congress in Chicago, December 1-5. The state delegation will meet for a Hoosier Champions’ banquet in the Purdue University Memorial Union Friday, Nov. 29, and leave by bus the next day for Chicago. The congress annually brings together top 4-H youths from every state and is the focal point for recognizing national winners. Delegates attend a wide range of programs, hear nationally famous speakers, conduct business sessions, participate in discussion groups, attend banquets and entertainment features, and tour points of interest in Chicago. Kosciusko county delegates are Karlton Goon, r 4 Warsaw; Sara Kiefer, box 362, Warsaw; and Mark Reiff, r 1 Warsaw.'

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