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PAGE FOURTEENA ir Base Makes Good Use C0NIiNAGAIN!Of Little White HouseCUTLERDELPHIBUNKER HILL ABB—A fa mil-; iar sight to Logansport residents, last fall, the Little White House is; row serving as the Family Serv-1 ices center at the Bunker Hill; base.Furnished in a modern cecor, the renter is staffed by volimteer Family Services workers and one airman who is assigned there.A total Of S active volunteers provide a wide variety of servicesNotice Dr. Gorslinehas resumed DENTAL PRACTICE at 4)2 Fourth St. Phone 3651SPECIALEvery Friday NightFresh Channel Catfish Dinners$1.00PURCELL'S CAFE AND BAR-Family Room-—TOP YOUR umR BITTERto the military families on the base.One service, information and referral, directs families to the proper place for any matter which may arise.Information and referral handled 1.420 situations during October, November, and December, according to the last quarterly reportAnother important service lisa housing available for military families in Ugansporl, Peru, Kokomo, and other nearby communities. Anyone wishing to rent a home may contact Family Services to place it cn the list.Also Lislec arc baby sitter?, television repairmen, and persons providing washing, ironing, lawnj mowing, snow removal, and various other services.Family Services has dishes, pots. pans, irons, and other household items available for Joan to families which have just arrived at the base or who are going overseas.Committees exist to assist in special situations such as military casualties, when a husband is :em. porarily assigned to a different location. and other emergencies.A welcoming committee contacts every family which arrives on the base. Every three cf four months nr. orientation coarse is held for the wives of servicemen.Family Service* officer a! the base is 1st Lt. John R. Peterson. .V2c George Morrow is assigned to the center. At any one time there are generally three volunteers an duly, during the hourswhen the center is open.Mrs. Audrey Ramsey, coordinator of Family Services. Is in charge of the volunteers, who are dependents of military personnel.Durirg the three-month pericd at the end of 19S3 the volunteers handled a total of 1.938 situations and contributed 1,312 volunteer hours.The building now known as the Hospitably House has been the Family Services headquarters since Dec. 17, the day following the official dedication.A plaque on the wall reads in part: In Commemoration of Operation Hospitality. 1960-?-lay Its Ideals Remain with Us Al-who was i circuit cc ;check cha B .Smith t The case Young’s wi arraigned being helc formerly- r ia'.er rr.ovi A sister-in •children s (children a j Mrs. Fay. Main stre1 of the caslt;Girl See send two : Advisor's Girl Scout Senior Gir Camp WiOiler Civil Service Exams For Jobs With Area Post Offices3 room apartment, unfumish-The Board of U.S. Civil Service Examinees, Gary, has announced an examination tor dork-carrier positions in the following post offices in this area: Akron. Mo-r.on, Waltnn, Fulton and ?we.ve Mile.Applicants must reside within! the delivery area of the post j office for which application is; made. While no specific cxpcr i ence is required, applicants] will be required to pas* a written lest. Starting salary- lhp first and second class pist offices is 92.15 per hour, for third class Post Offices the salary is J1.S2 per hour. Up to 26 cays paid vacation, paid sick leave and Hospitalization and Life In-Saturday, session. T ceived a set from have been secured ; month.Troop 2 basketry' £ baskets ol the directson.• Brownie visited tl local r.ew No. 193 (stmcled Itook to a birds of find food Mrs. Shel Mrs. E Bryam ha St. Klizat Mrs. £d Indiana s birthday been a sb
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Logansport Press
Logansport, Indiana, US
Fri, Jan 20, 1961
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