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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1964
Page
5
The question points to recent pay increases for members of Congress and top government officials and argues they conflict with a broader goal to abolish poverty. The note challenges whether the drive to eliminate poverty is misguided given wage changes for leaders.
A longtime radio and TV observer weighs the benefits and flaws of electronic media. Instant news appeals but sensational singing commercials and constant ads annoy. sportscasting jargon and wasted introductions grate on the author. He favors in depth print for records and notes he would rather watch college or high school games than excessive pro football.
The article argues that students who complete driver training in high schools perform better behind the wheel and adopt safer driving attitudes. It compares the value of driver education to other courses and links safety to education, asserting that exposing youth to safety teaching and behind-the-wheel training is a bright star of hope in the safety firmament.
Sales of Series E and H savings bonds in Jones county for ten months of 1964 total $560,085, reaching 58 percent of the annual quota. Chairman McNamara, a volunteer, notes October sales contribute to the county total of $44,076 within this period.
The Midland Homemakers met for a Christmas luncheon at Mrs. Paul Huston’s home with 22 members and one guest. Prizes were awarded in Bunco and a future bake sale is planned for Dec 12 at Bronson Insurance Agency to fund playground equipment.
Mrs. Forest Fulwider of Anamosa is named county chairman of the Jones county chapter of the Iowa Society for Crippled Children and Adults Inc for the annual Easter Seal campaign set March 1 to April 18. Assisting groups include VFW Auxiliary 4077 VFW Auxiliary 41683 and Camp Sunnyside Youth Council. Additional chairmen will be named in early January.
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