The Mail-Journal, Volume 27, Number 19, Milford, Kosciusko County, 22 June 1988 — Page 2
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US Chamber endorses John Hiler
The Board of Directors of the US Chamber of Commerce has endorsed US Rep. John Hiler in his re-election bid from the third congressional district of Indiana. “Supporting John Hiler is one of our best opportunities to continue the fight for the rights of small businesses across America,” said Richard Lesher, president of the chamber. “During his tenure, Hiler has established a solid record for free enterprise. He has compiled an 88 percent chamber voting record on issues of importance to business,” Lesher continued. Hiler has brought considerable small business experience and knowledge to the US House of Representatives. His voting record shows consistent sponsorship and support of legislation that will help small businesses thrive in Indiana. Before serving in Congress, Hiler worked as marketing director for his
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family’s two foundry businesses in the third district. Hiler was first elected to Congress in 1980 in an upset victory over 22-year House Majority Whip John Brademas. In 1986, he narrowly defeated his current opponent,, lawyer Tom Ward. Ward has not ceased campaigning 'since his loss and has the strong support of local and national labor organizations. Chamber endorsements are made only after an exhaustive analysis of each race that includes research on the incumbent’s voting record and input from chamber members, both in the state and throughout the country. The US Chamber of Commerce is the world’s largest federation of companies, local and state chambers of commerce and trade and professional associations, with over 90 percent of the membership composed of small businesses.
gf*. f \ v j > Ito ■ B f JBK IB - Ml HEAR ABOUT VA HOSPITAL — David Jewell from the Veterans Administration Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio, was guest speaker at the Wawasee Kiwanis Club Saturday morning. Jewell reported the VA has 235,000 employees in 172 VA hospitals plus officers administering various VA benefits such as insurance and loans. j During the program, JewelLnoted that as far back as the Revolutionary War, effort has been made to help the veterans. A better organized effort was made by Abraham Lincoln following the Civil War. In 1930 the VA was organized as an agency of the Federal Government. Veterans now have the right to receive benefits or at least be examined at a VA hospital, according to Jewell, who noted if they have a discharge other than dishonorable and a health problem was the result of or was aggravated as a result of serving in the armed services. Shown in the photo are Larry Martindale, president-elect of Wawasee Kiwanis, and Jewell.
Four-wheeler among items taken from area
Kosciusko County Police are in-' vestigating a number of thefts in the Lakeland Area. Lewis Shenefield, r 2 box 537, Syracuse, reported the theft of a 1984 Honda four-wheeler from his barn. The theft occurred between June 5 and June 6. The vehicle was valued at $3,000. Tammy Shoopman, r 1 box 17, Milford, reported the theft of a bug light from her home on June 12 <r June 13. The, light was valued at $75. An undetermined amount of fishing equipment was stolen from a boat at the Lloyd Johnson home at Dewart Lake. Johnson told police the theft happened between June 10 and June 13. , Thieves took approximately S9OO in lawn furniture from the home of Robert E. Wildman, Ogden Island, between June 13 and June 17. Wildman’s, who live at 514 Roundhill Road, Indianapolis, reported the lawn furniture taken on Saturday, June 18. The theft of cash, cassette tapes, make-up and a watch is being investigated by authorities. The items were stolen from the home of Brenda J. Daugherty, r 4
box 1608, Syracuse. She notified police of the theft on June 9, reporting it had occurred sometime that day. Christian Democrats win STUTTGART, West Germany — Chancellor Helmut Kohl’s Christian Democratic Union won a major election retaining power in Baden-Wuerttemberg state but with a smaller margin. Parents to choose school for students Parents with students entering grades four, five and six, in the Wawasee Community School Corporation will be receiving information in the near future. The .materials being mailed regard the parents’ right to choose which middle school their child will attend when the new middle school is completed. This right to choose was a part of the Wawasee Community School Corporation Board of Trustee’s decision in August 1987, to erect a new middle school. To complete necessary planning for staffing, student involvement and orientation, and parent involvement, it is necessary that parents indicate their choice. Parents are asked to return their election forms no later than July 8. Not funny There’s nothing wrong with a political joke unless it gets elected. — Review, Plymouth, la. Soviets plan launch MOSCOW — Soviet scientists are working around the clock to prepare the first launch of their space shuttle on an unmanned test flight expected by June, officials said, but refused to specify when the launch will occur, saying only that it would be “in the nearest future.”
wMsßb *** |]HhE I Jv fIKSS W ¥J ■■9 . #fH |P* ' H Jr F **W 1 ®f 1 z A—- — HL d RANDALL SPEAKS TO KIWANIS — Mark Randall, right, general manager for the Industrial Area of Cardinal Center in Warsaw, presented a program showing how the center is training individuals for jobs in industries for the Lakeland Kiwanis Club, North Webster, on Monday morning, June 20. Shown with Randall is the program chairman, Roger Coldren. Randall explained that Cardinal Center, Inc., is helping persons to develop and improve their work skills so that they can perform industrial jobs in an efficient manner. They are also helping prospective workers learn and develop secial attitudes that will help them relate to other employees in an industry. ' The speaker pointed out that the center has cooperated with the Dana Corporation in training workers to insert bearings in wheel spindles. Job training also includes the assembly of mechanized vacuum motors used in cars to shift from two wheel to four wheel drive. 30 percent of the industrial jobs for trainees from the center are in Kosciusko County and 70 percent work in other areas east of the Mississippi River. Cardinal Center, Inc., emphasizes quality control in its training of workers. They expect an employee that they have trained to do work of superior quality for an industry.
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A rifle reported stolen on June 16, was recovered later that day. Dale E. Mock, r 1 box 9, North Webster, notified that a rifle had
•,* - » ■ l ITO'.*sWR „ - <' • *; •. *' : /; '■ ■. REFUSED TREATMENT — David R. Rosenberry, 16, r 5 box 300A, Syracuse, and Randall John Steger, 27, 3245 Greenspire Apartment 6, Portage, Mich., refused medical treatment following a twovehicle accident last Friday, June 17, at CR 300E and Bowser Road. Rosenberry was cited for failure to yield the right of way. Kosciusko County Police report Rosenberry was west bound on Bowser Road and had slowed for the stop sign but did not come to a complete stop. He told police he never saw the other vehicle until he heard the car’s horn and he was unable to stop. Steger was north bound on CR 300E. Rosenberry complained of pain to his head and Steger complained of pain to his leg. Damage to Rosenberry’s 1968 GMC truck, registered to Drew Rosenberry, r 2 box 109, Milford, was estimated up to $2,500 and damage to the 1985 Toyota driven by Steger was estimated up to SIO,OOO. The Steger vehicle ended up in a wheat field following the accident, causing up to S2OO damage to the wheat, owned by Bob Buhrt. r 1 box 33, Milford. (Photo by Mark Weinstein)
Three join conference
By KAREN S. LOWRY I Extension Agent 4-H and Youth Three local 4-H members will join over 500 Junior 4-H Leaders statewide in the 57th Annual State Junior 'Leader Conference from June 21-24. Kosciusko County’s delegates will participate in this Kiwanis International sponsored event at the Hoosier 4-H Leadership Center near West Lafayette. The Junior Leaders who were selected to participate this year are Steve Baker, r 2, Pierceton; DeNae Bouse, r 1, Silver Lake; and Janet Lynch, r 1, Claypool. The conference features classes and hands-on activities focusing on leadership, com-
been stolen from his home between 8 a.m. and 12:55 p.m. that day. The rifle, valued at $250, was later found. Shane J. Kahle, r 2 box 541,
munication, relationships and stress. Ten youth from the conference will be selected to serve on the State Junior Leader Council. Kosciusko County Kiwanis clubs sponsor local 4-H youth to this conference each summer. Our sincere thanks are extended to our sponsoring organizations: Lakeland Kiwanis, Milford Kiwanis, Pierceton Kiwanis, Tippecanoe Kiwanis, Warsaw Lakeside Kiwanis, Warsaw Noon Kiwanis and Wawasee Kiwanis. The 4-H calendar of events include: June 21-23 — 4-H State Junior Leader Conference June 22 — 4-H Rockey Launch,
Ward says Hiler breaks tax pledge
Thomas. W. Ward, Democratic nominee for Congress in Indiana’s Third District, called attention to his opponent’s broken promise on the issue of tax increases at a news conference held June 16 in the Federal Building. “Two months ago, my oppo nent brought the press together here to talk about his ‘no-tax pledge,’ ” Ward said. “He said that he had never voted to raise taxes and he never would. Well, it took him less than two months to break that promise to the voters.” Ward pointed out that Hiler violated his own no-tax pledge when he voted earlier this month in favor of HR 2470, the Medicare Catastrophic Protection Act. Area newspapers reported recently that the bill includes a tax increase for older Americans “Maybe Hiler is like some of those other congressmen who say this is not a tax increase, that it’s a ‘supplemental premium based on income,’ ” Ward said. “If John Hiler doesn’t think this is a tax increase, then he’s been in Washington too long.” Ward explained that, if he were in Congress, he also would have supported the catastrophic health care bill. While it does not solve the crisis in long-term health care, he said the compromise package does represent a good first step toward meeting the health care needs of senior citizens. “The difference between Tom Ward and John Hiler is that Tom Ward will deal squarely with the
Break ground for new HHC building
Groundbreaking for the new office building of Home Health Care Services of Kosciusko County, Inc. will commence this week on Provident Drive in Warsaw.
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Syracuse, reported his home had been sprayed with shaving cream between 9-11 p.m. June 14. Damage to the home was estimated up to SIOO.
5:30 p.m., Creighton Field June 23 — Junior Leader Madame Carroll Boat Trip, 2 p.m., Extension Office June 26 — Junior Leader Exchange Trip, 5 am., Courthouse Parking Lot June 27-29 — Roundup, Purdue University ‘ June 27 — Lake City Lassies and Lads 4-H Club Meeting, 7 p.m., Justice Building Lounge June 28 — 4-H Dairy Goat Workshop, 6 p.m., Studebakers June 29 — 4-H Food and Food Preservation Workshops, 7 p.m., Justice Building Meeting Room and the 4-H Fish Fry committee Meeting Wrap-Up, 7:30 p.m., Justice Building Lounge.
voters,” Ward said. “John Hiler is willing to tell uS whatever he thinks will get him elected. He’s made so many promises this year that they’re starting to catch up with him. “When we elect a congressman and send him to Washington, we place the public trust in that person to do right by us,” he added. “And when we can’t put our faith behind what that person tells us, then some changes need to be made.” Ward is an attorney from Knox. Navy seeks ' equipment WASHINGTON - The Navy has requested an additional $20.6 million for firefighting equipment to combat the kind of fires that broke out aboard the USS Stark after it was attacked in the PersianGlilf last May.
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The new building, designed by project architect Phillip Panzica, will be constructed by Panzica Construction, Inc. of South Bend, a triad of companies that guides construction from design to finished project and utilizes local contractors whenever possible. Done in a post-modern design, the interior of the building features demountable walls for future reorganization of space and a color scheme to promote a relaxed, unpressured environment. Home Health Care Services, which provides part-time professional nursing in the home, a free clinic for children of low income families and a Hospice program, is expecting that construction' will take about four months. « Smartman , The wise man doesn’t expect to find life worth living; he makes.it that way. —Grit.