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r.XGL 22 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2S, 1CG7 I AT IORTY hoohii; in Five Tips Are Offered For Stretching Pension Twins With Marines In Vietnam Win Stripes Of Lance Corporals By ROBERT PETERSOX "Who labeled these the golden years?" starts off a letter in my mail. "There's not much gold in the Social Vietnam in time to spend the' Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Presecan, 820 East Edge- wood Avenue. While in Vietnam, his battal 11 i ity of $110 which my wife and I receive monthly, and at the rate my nestegg is being used we'll be in the red be-fore we're dead." The writer of the letter goes on to say he's a ion, stationed north or Da Nang, worked on projects for the 3rd Marine Division including roads, river boat facil ably good health, there may be an idea among them that will give added mileage to retirement incomes.

you would like the booklet, 'Tips On Stretching Retirement nrite to "Life Begins At Forty," co The Indianapolis Star, inclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope and 10 cents with your request. (Corritlrt m7) Hatfield Appointed To Center Group Governor Roger D. Branigin announced yesterday the appointment of Paul Hatfield of Evansville to the advisory committee for Evansville State Psychiatric Treatment Center for Children. Hatfield, a former Democratic state senator, succeeds Mrs. F.

Wesley Bowerj of Evansville. paintbrush, hand wallpaper and do simple carpentry. And just about anyone with these basic skills can earn money. THIRD, have you explored the world of profitable hobbies? There are hundreds of such hobbies you might pursue at home, from building bird-houses to breeding French poodles. FOURTH, are you getting full value from your present income? There are many tricks to stretching retirement dollars, such as raising your own vegetables and doing your own sewing and tailoring.

FIFTH, have you considered moving to a milder, less expensive area? Certainly all of these suggestions may not be practicable. But for those in reason THE NEED for more money has been a problem facing elders from the beginning of time. While there is no sure-fire solution short of robbing a bank or inheriting a million, here are several suggestions which can help most older people stretch incomes and live more comfortably: FIRST, could you work at a part-time job? You may assume no one would hire you, but have you really tried looking for a job? If you're not too proud to take a job of lesser stature than the one formerly held you've got a good chance of finding work. SECOND, have you considered learning a new skill which will add to your employability? Just about anyone, for example can learn to wield a ities in the Mekong Delta, Twins Gary K. and William T.

Estes 21-year-old sons of Malcolm Balk Estes, 3524 North Hawthorne Lane, are serving with the Marines in Vietnam and both are lance corporals. Graduates of Lawrence Central High School, both men attended the University of Oklahoma, majoring in architecture, before entering service. Both plan to resume their studies when they have completed their service. Their father recently received word that Gary K. Estes was promoted to lance corporal in the field for pulling a comrade to safety from a burning helicopter.

William F. Estes, who has gan Street. Marine PFC. Eugene C. George 24.

son of Mrs. Walnah P. George, 10809 North Cornell Avenue, has completed seven weeks in Vietnam. He is serving with the 3d Battalion, 11th Regiment, 1st Marine Division, based near Da Nang. After graduation from high school at Widen, W.

Va he attended West Virginia University two years and worked in Indianapolis for the Household Finance Corporation. His father, Eugene C. George lives at Shinnston, W. Va. George also has one brother, Walter H.

George, and one sister, Mrs. Carroll G. Parsons, both of Indianapolis. son, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert M. Davison, 4690 Sadlier Drive, is completing a year of service with the 3rd Battalion. 11th Marine Regiment, First Marine Division, in Vietnam. His father said that the family hopes Cpl. Davison, who entered the service on graduation from Lawrence Central High School, will be a civilian and home in time for New Year's Day.

SP5 Clark C. Evans, a medic in the 101 Airborne Division who recently received the Army Commendation Medal for his service in the Republic of South Vietnam, arrived here Sunday for a holiday visit with his family and friends. He is the son of Mrs. Mary Etta Evans, 3509 West Michi runways, Durmers, look-out towers, galleys, living huts and showers. Peterson Presecan, a graduate of Southport High School, at tended Indiana State Univer sity before entering service.

His battalion now is sta retired automobile salesman, 72 years old, lives in his own home and enjoys reasonably good health. "But there's simply not enough cold cash to let us enjoy peace of mind and half our retired friends are in the sHrre boat." tioned at Davisville, R.I. Marine Lance Cpl. Daniel E. Williams, 23, is serving with Headquarters and Se i Company, Force Logistic Sup been in Vietnam for four months, requested transfer from an assignment in an air- port Group "Bravo," Force conditioned Marine drafting office at Yuma, to be mportant part tie mo near his brother, who has been in Vietnam for eight months, their father said.

Army PFC Victor J. Burke, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval F. Burke, 4613 West Naomi Street, is serving in Vietnam of your electric percolator with the 101st Airborne Dt vision.

He is a radio operator with Headquarters Company, 3d Battalion, of the division's 187th Infantry. Logistic Command at Chu Lai, Vietnam. The support group supplies food, ammunition, clothing and other materials to Marine units. Army detachments and the Republic of Korea Marine Brigade. He is the husband of the former Miss Carolyn J.

Russell. 4100 North Irwin Street, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams, 311 South Cincinnati Street. He was graduated from Harry E.

Wood High School. Marine PFC William D. Still, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger G.

Still, 1810 Edgecomb Avenue, is serving with the First Force Reconnaissance Company, First Reconnaissance Battalion, at unit of the 1st Marine Division at Da Nang, Vietnam. PFC Still was graduated from Southport High School in 1965. Marine Cpl. Larry G. Davi He was graduated from Ben Davis High School, and took training at Fort Leonard list been inventec has Wood, at Fort Huachuca attended jump school at Fort Benning, and then joined the Special Forces at Fort Bragg, N.C.

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