The Mail-Journal, Volume 13, Number 38, Milford, Kosciusko County, 13 October 1976 — Page 11

Keith Hartke campaigns in Milford for his dad

Stressing that people should get out and vote in the upcoming November election, Keith Hartke. 25-year-old son of Democratic senatorial candidate R: Vance Hartke, made a campaign stop in Milford Friday morning. The real estate salesman said he enjoyed campaigning. “It’s a lot of fun because you run into not only a lot of serious issues, but meet real people It's not like hard work." Young Hartke explained that his father feels a person-to-person campaign is important and has structured this race and previous ones in such a manner since 1968 Hartke said he meets with his father in the evenings after a round of campaign stops in an area to discuss what the people he has met have told him Such was the case Friday, when he and candidate Hartke met at an evening fish fry in Knox. To point out the difference in his father’s campaign and that of opponent Richard Lugar. Hartke said Lugar has a money campaign and the Hartke campaign is not a money campaign He commented that his father’s race was being financed through contributions from farmers and the elderly, while Lugar is financed by big business “It sure is heartwarming to know the farmer and elderly care enough that they will contribute/' Hartke added Another topic approached by Hartke was that Lugar has refused to debate Hartke on the

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ST WIPING FOR DAD — Keith Hartke. right, meets Cornelia Buck. Section street Milford, during a campaign stop Friday morning urging people to vote and presenting his father's (Democratic senatorial candidate Vance Hartke) stand on several issues.

issues He said campaign facts cited by the Lugar forces are untrue and Hartke wonders. ‘‘Whether or not the state of Indiana can trust a man like that " He went on to say that Lugar is telling a one-sided story and. "My dad doesn't have the money to defend his issues ” Hartke said both candidates would gain ground from a debate and his father only wants a fair campaign "That’s not too much to ask." Harke said "There’s a lot of people mad at my dad because he cut their tax

loopholes," Hartke explained, saying that big business was not going to contribute to his father's campaign for this reason. By re-electing Vance Hartke. his son said. Hoosiers can determine how 50 per cent of the legislation coming through the commerce, commission is shaped by their values, since Hartke would be the committee chairman (The chairman determines the fate of this percentage of the bills.) The committee is the second most powerful committee and the chairmanship has been reached by Hartke through his 18 years of seniority in the senate. Hartke commented.” I'm saying it's there, let's take advantage of it,” Hartke does not have polls and his son said. "Polls I don't think impress anyone but those who make them ” He commented that he believes people are more impressed by accomplishment. But Hartke explained that a Republican poll which has not been released shows his father

moving ahead in the race. "We've got the momentum and that's what's important in this campaign,” Hartke said. State police report given for September Indiana State Police at Ligonier post have announced the following end of the month report for their September activities in Kosciusko county: Hours worked — 991 Miles patrolled — 15,287 Accidents investigated — 14 Arrests effected — 67 Warnings issued — 114 Motorists assisted — 62 Lieutenant Edward C. Anweiler. district commander, reports that four troopers and one sergeant were responsible for the above work. The Ligonier district comprises the seven northeastern counties of the state and officers conducted 101 criminal investigations which resulted in the arrests of 31 persons A total of 11 persons have been fatally injured in rural accidents in Kosciusko county during the nine months of 1976 as compared to 12 persons during this same period in 1975. For the seven county district. 68 persons have lost their lives in traffic accidents as compared to 49 persons this same period last year This is an increase of 19 fatalities Property damaged by car Carl Moser, r 2 Syracuse, reported approximately S2OO worth of damages done to his property when a car drove through his yard and a hedge on Friday between 8 and 9:30 p.m. The Papakeechie Lake property owner stated the car also hit a tree and mailbox, then tore through rose bushes as it left the scene.

i iGetters i • to the V editor

Serious thinking needed

It is getting along to that time w>hen the Trick and Treaters will knock on our doors, and.quite likely the UNICEF people will be encouraging the children to collect funds for the United Nations Children’s Fund. I for one, have read and heard from reliable sources that donors to this organization should do some serious thinking before giving to this cause. The much larger proportion of UNICEF's Financing is Financed by contributions from government groups and individuals through out the world, the trick or treat campaign being one example. What I don't like about participation in this type of aid is that too much of it falls into the hands of America's enemies. Os course one could answer back. ‘‘Does God differentiate between enemies and friends when one is

Should consider seniority

Dear Editor: 1 think it is shameful that Indiana is the 50th state in receipt of federal funds. This is a small percentage of what we send to Washington. We have a senior Senator, Vance Hartke, who can and will change that, with the cooperation of the state and local governments. Senator Hartke has consistently voted in favor of such things as federal aid to education, increased social security and veterans benefits, and against federal right to work laws. Even if you don’t love him. or agree with everything he has done, let's consider objectively what our position is now and what a fatal mistake it would be to “dump him”. If we return him to the senate as the fourth term U. S. Senator, he will enter the senate in January of 1977. with eighteen years of seniority. This will make him one of the seniormost senators in the senate. If you have ever had seniority and had bumping rights, or had them used against you to "bump” you off of your job. you know the power of seniority. No place is this more respected than within the "clique” or “club” of the United Sates Senate. With that kind of seniority, Indiana would have a senator who is in a position to wield a great deal of power (like southern senators used to do) for Indiana. When Representative Hays had his “dolly” Elizabeth Ray on his payroll, that made headlines. When a guy is just a decent husband, taking care of his wife and seven children, like you and the rest of us are. he doesn’t make any publicity or paints, but keep up the good work. Dad Hartke, we are aware. You or I may wish to do something to help other people; unemployed, elderly, etc., but we can’t because we’re not in a position to do so. Senator Hartke is and wants to, let’s help him. k Senator Hartke will cut crime in Indiana by cutting unemployment in Indiana with more jobs in Indiana. His seniority means Indiana will have a chairman of the commerce committee and other powerful posts and committees, which for Indiana means more sewers, improved mass transportation, more jobs, and so on. Let's not be foolish and send his opponent there, who will have to start out by asking which way the men's restroom is and which one he, as a freshman, is allowed to use. We, Hoosiers, have a great

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hungry, ill-clothed and in dire need of medical attention?” My answer is that too much of this giving goes into the hands of the enemies of God. the Communists. 1 fear we are helping the Communist cause even when we are not aware of it. The United Nations was first thought of as a way to end world conflicts and make the world safe for democracy. But world-wide Communism has taken care of that thought of world freedom in their own selfish way. Tis just about impossible to do business with the Reds! So one ought to think twice, yes. three times before giving to UNICEF. Let's give to an organization that we positively know is on the “right track!" Please think on these things. Clayton J. Mock 712 N. Huntington St. Syracuse, IN 46567

asset in Senator Hartke's seniority — let's not waste that asset or throw it away! Please cast your vote, as I am. to give Indiana 18 years of seniority in the United States Senate for the first time in my lifetime! * David L. Matthews Attorney at Law AIRMAN METCALF SELECTED — Airman Gary J. Metcalf, whose parents are Mr. atnd Mrs. Richard G. Brownell of Leesburg, has been selected for technical training at Lowry AFB, Colo., in the air force missile electronics field. The airman recently completed basic training at Lackland AFB. Texas and studied the air force mission, organization and customs and received special instruction in human relations. Airman Metcalf is a 1972 graduate of Lakewood (N.J.) high school. Driving mishap near school An accident near the Wawasee high school resulted in a total of $675 worth of damages on Friday at 3:14 p.m. Mary R. Welker. 17. of Milford, driver of a 1967 Chevrolet, drove left out of the parking lot’s north drive onto the Syracuse-Webster road into the path of a car traveling south, operated by Samuel N. Bontrager, 44. r 1 Goshen Miss Welker stated she was unable to see the oncoming car due to a 4’ x 8’ sign obscuring her vision. Estimated damage to the Welker car was S3OO and $375 to the Bontrager auto

Wed., Oct. 13,1976 —THE MAIL-JOURNAL

I FIREMEN CALLED — The Milford volunteer fire department was called to a fire at the intersection of Emetine street and state road 15 at approximately 6:15 p.m. Monday. The brakes locked up on a trailer used to haul equipment for Phend and Brown, driven by Steve Rapp, and ignited the left rear tire.

United Fund reaches 84%

Jim Kees. 1976 United Fund chairman, praised the efforts of all volunteers who to date have raised a total of $218,628; 84 per cent of the goal of $264,000 He said. “This figure represents many hours of dedicated work and I am proud of the people behind this amount.” According to the United Fund of Kosciusko county office. Bill Beattie’s major industry division accounts for $86,162; Dave Groenewoud's inplant division (the first to reach his established goal) has raised $96,004 and still going, selected prospects-direct mail has reached $14,330; Bonnie Richardson s women’s division.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Notice i» hereby given the taxpayers of the City of Wruw. Kosciusko County, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said municipal corporation at their regular meeting place at 700 p m on the 18th day of October, 1976, will consider the following additional appropriations which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency at this time. AMT. AMT. GENERAL FUND REQ. APP. Law >l2 Salaries A Wages Temp. * 500 00 s 500.00 Common Council S26Contractual (for Bicentennial matching for Federal Grant) 250 00 230.00 Fire Department 7 72 Equipment 2.750 00 2.750 00 Public Works and Streets 072 Equipment 22,000.00 22.000.00 CEMETERY FUND 16 72 Equipment 1.000.00 1,000.00 PARK AND RECREATION FUND 16 25 Repairs 1.500 00 1.500.00 16 26 Contractual 400.00 600.00 16-26 Contractual (Matching fjjr Fed Grant) 5.000 00 5.000 00 16 43 Repair Parts 2.500.00 2.500.00 16-72 Equipment 900 00 600.00 FIRE PENSION FUND Operating Balance 1.400 00 1.400.00 Fire Pension Fund Retired 8, Dependents 1,400 00 1,400.00 Total 539,800 00 536.800.00 Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The ad dltional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commissioners, which Board will hold a further hearing within fifteen days at the County Auditor's Office of said county, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard, interested tax payers may inquire of the County Auditor when and where such hearing will be held. HELEN JOAN KINDLE, Clerk Treasurer City of Warsaw, Indiana 0.6-13

LARGE PUBLIC TOOL AUCTION Kosciusko County Fairgrounds, Warsaw TUESDAY, OCT. 19 - 6:30 P.M. NAME BRANDS INCLUDE: INGERSOLL RAND; CHICAGO PNEUMATIC; RODAC; CUMMINGS; ANCHOR HOCKING LUX; MARPLOW; UPLAND FORGR; CHANNELLOCK BLACK B DECKER; HERBRAND; McQRAW EDISON; MAN NING BOWMAN; WEN; MILLER FALLS AND MANY. MANY MORE ... Air imHd wrenches, electric Imped wreochee, power pullt; |l« mw; hand power M«1 orbital tenders, air A electric belt type tended, electric drills; air power chiteli. drlilt and tandert dirt erlndert A bdfert, bench vltes, bench frtnders; largo atsortment ot toe Net tats, hydraulic iackt; Moor lacks; routers, tool boxes; air drills; air hoses; reciprocal taws, extention cords, screwdriver tats, adfutteblo wrenches, Channellock wrenches; carpenter t toolt, metric socket sets; nutbreeker sett; hedge trimming tools, metric wrenches, open end. box end; Impact sockets; plumbing tools; fire extinguishers; tap and die sots, standard and metric; torgue wrenches, hex easy outs, pipe wrenches. *» socket ratchets; Channellock tools. Alloa wrenches; drop cords, hand tojNs, Universal socket sets, cable power pulls; hacksaws, measurement tapes, rope lumper cables, open and boxed end wrench sets trouble lights, roll around tool boxes, yard lights, portable type elr compressor; truck tarps; electrical tape, shop push brooms; battery chargers; TV antennas. yard bells, knife sots, elf lamps small appliance#, wall clocks; glassware; transistor radios, watches, men's and women's; fishing polos A reels; hacksaw blades sabre saw blades bow saws, electric drill hammers, cutlery sots. Zip guns; duct tape, bolts A nuts . FLUS MANY ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION TERMS OF SALE. Cash Or Checks With Froper I.D. Not RespenslMe For Accldonts Or Property After Sold AUCTIONEERS' NOTE The above con be inspected one hour prior to sale times AUCTIONEERS*: Costello Bros., Phone 784-3442 OWNERS J TOOL AUCTIONS, INC. Office Phone 317-583-4085 Otterbein. Indiana THE INTERNATIONAL CUB CADET MR- RELIABILITY Save 10% On All International Cub Cadets In Stock Sale Ends October 31 VILLAGE GREEN Lawn & Garden, Inc. R 3 Syracuse

$10,179. Rick Helm’s professional public and institutional employees. $3,458; and the First report from the north and south communities gave north, $3,150 and south $455. The north community, chaired by Ed Betz, consists of the communities of Atwood, Leesburg. Milford, North Webster and Syracuse. The south community is made up of Burket, Claypool. Etna Green. Mentone, Pierceton. Sidney and Silver Lake and is chaired by Robert Merkle and Howard Johnson. The United Fund will remain open until outstanding pledges are collected.

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