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8 Fremont News-Messenger Monday, March 1, 1971 Monday, March 1, 1971 Fremont News-Messenger 9 Fremont, Area Deaths And Funerals 5 Youngstown Firemen, Police Reject Offer GRUND DRUGS Mrs. Robert Wetzel Clarence Whitely Rev. Paul J. Folino Charles F. Pope Market Report Ohio City Draws Attention With Recycling Experiment AND EASTSIDE PHARMACY forYour Drug Needs I Drug Charges Filed After Raid At Canton CANTON, Ohio (AP) Narcotics charges have been filed against four young men arrested in a raid by Stark County sheriffs deputies at a mobile home on Columbus Avenue just east of Canton.

They identified those arrested as Danny Lee Dellinger, 22, of East Sparta; Mark R. Liven-good, 18, and Thomas D. Cutting, 18, both of Alliance, and John Littlestein, 23, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Deputies said charges of sale NEW YORK (AP) Blue chips advanced very cautiously on the stock market today while prices of lower-grade issues dipped ever so slightly. Trading was moderately active.

The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was ahead 0.76 at 879.59 by noon. Declines on the New York Stock Exchange held a slim lead over advances. Among the most-active issues Big Board were two stocks of the financially troubled aircraft industry, Lockheed, up at 10, and Grumman, off Vi at 23. ft CHICAGO (AP)- (USDA)-Cattle slaughter steers 50 to 75 higher; slaughter heifers mostly 50 higher; prime lbs yield grade 3 and 4 34.25-34.50; high choice and prime lbs 33.25-34.25; choice lbs yield grade 2 to 4 32.25-33.50; mixed good and choice 31.50-32.25; good high choice and prime 950-975 lb slaughter heifers yield grade 3 and 4 32.25-32.75; choice lbs yield grade 2 to 4 31.00-32.25; mixed good and choice 30.00-31.00; good 26.50-30.00. Sheep none; no market test.

Charles F. Pope, 80, retired employe of the former Herbrand Corporation, died Monday at 6:09 a.m. in Memorial hospital. He had been in failing health five years. The lifelong resident of Fremont was born July 6, 1890 son of Charles W.

and Mary Miller Pope. He married Vid Morrison July 3, 1926 in Toledo. Surviving are his wife; a daughter, Mrs. Ned (Bernice) Adams, Clyde, one niece and one nephew. There are three grandchildren.

A brother, Henry, is deceased. Mr. Pope was a member of the Fraternity of the Deaf. He was a graduate of the School of the Deaf, Columbus. He was active in baseball and bowling circles before his illness.

Mr. Pope had also been employed at the former FRANKLIN, Ohio (AP) -This city of 10,000 is attracting national attention in its experimental efforts to clean up its garbage and sewage problems with an environment concept developed by an inventive city councilman and a hustling city manager. Already under construction on the same site are a new sewage treatment plant and a re-cycling garbage plant. The sewage plant is set to open in 1972. The trash operation starts May 1.

City Manager Bernard Eich-holtz, former mayor of Covington, worked for and gained a $2.3 million grant for the sewage plant. Joe Baxter, a city councilman and holder of 53 patents for development of paper making ma- Mrs. Shirley Ann Wetzel, 33, wife of Robert Lee Wetzel, 1507 Sand street, died Sunday at 10:15 a m. in Toledo hospital after an illness of 10 months. Mrs.

Wetzel was born August 2, 1937 in Clyde, daughter of Earl and Irene Guillotte Bradshaw. She was married January 10, 1955. Surviving are the husband; sons, John Ronald L. and Robert II, and a daughter, Tammy Jo, all at home; her father, Earl Bradshaw, Fremont; mother Mrs. Irene Bradshaw, Bayou LaBatre, Ala.

brothers, Earl Bradshaw, Mobile, Ala; Richard and Raymond, both of Fremont; Irvin, Cleveland; Edgar, stationed at an Air Force Base in New Jersey; Dick, Fremont; sisters, Mrs. Clifford (Althea) Clark, Mrs. Gerald (Jerry) Albert, both of Fremont; Mrs. James (Pat) Ward, Tiffin, and Mrs. Charles (Carol) Sirmond, Grand Bay, Ala.

Friends may call at the Weller-Wonderly funeral home There's a Friend at Your Door YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) -Youngstown's policemen and firemen continued to work today without a contract after rejecting a proposed three-year contract with the city Sunday. Negotiators for the safety forces were to meet today with a committee from the city administration to discuss the situation and a spokesman for the safety forces indicated mat how long the men worked after Monday depended on the progress in talks. The policemen voted 147 to 74 against the city's latest contract offer and the firemen voted 161 to 46 against the package which would have raised the annual base salary to $9,135 in the third year and provided another $505 in fringe benefits. The safety forces' agreement, which had been extended from Jan. 1, ran out at midnight but negotiators recommended that the men remain on the job.

Youngstown is the seventh largest city in Ohio, but ranks 83rd in wages paid its safety forces and the policemen and firemen are seeking $9,600 as of Jan. 1, and $10,000 as on Jan. 1, 1972 in a two-year contract. They presently have a base salary of $7,962. The city offer rejected Sunday would have given them an annual base pay of $8,445, retroactive to Jan.

1, with an increase to $8,900 on Jan. 1, 1972, and to $9,135 on Jan. 1, 1973. Fringe benefits would have brought the package to $9,600 at the beginning of the third year. Connecticut Services For Church Executive CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) Services are to be held in Norwich, for Helen Huntington Smith, 68, first woman to head a national board for United Church of Christ, who died Satr urday in Lutheran Hospital here following a long illness.

Miss Smith, an executive of the church for 37 years, was director of a council of women's work for the church's Ohio Conference from 1952 to 1963 when she was named executive director of the Council for Lay Life and work of the church with headquarters in New York City. She retired in 1967. will dispose of garbage without polluting the air or Great Miami River, but cut costs by recycling materials for sale to industry. The process compacts and rejects some hard material. This is to be transported to a landfill where Franklin hopes to develop a park after reclaiming land along the river.

The remaining 90 per cent of the garbage is separated into paper fibers, pulp, glass, aluminum and plastic. What cannot be reused is burned at a high temperature. Fly ash that remains will be used in the sewage treatment plant for cleaning water. Franklin is seeking an additional grant for $600,000 to recycle the cleaned sewage water to nearby paper making plants and completely automate the system. Officials said unrefined pulp from the plant will bring $15 a ton, magnetic metals the same price.

For each ton of pulp, lumber men will not have to cut down 17 trees, Baxter added. Always there need him you of narcotics and possession of narcotics for sale were lodged against Dellinger, Liverngood and Cutting, who have been living in the mobile home, and that Littlestein was charged with possession of narcotics. chinery, designed the garbage processing plant that separates metal, paper fiber and other products for sate to industry. Baxter is a designing engineer at the Black-Clawson Co. in Middletown.

He worked four years in designing the $1.75 million plant. "All I did was see a lot of pieces lying around and thought of putting them together," Baxter said modestly. Called a "hydrapulper," Black-Clawson built a small experimental model for use at its plant. "It has worked beautifully," said William Herbert, director of engineering at the firm. "Our hydrapulper will handle anything dumped into it." City Manager Eichholtz said representatives from both Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Wise, and other cities have visited the construction site recently.

He said all are very interested in the process as a possible answer for their problems. The garbage plant not only Dies Of Heart Attack COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)-The first fireman and only chief in the suburb of Whitehall, Arthur Reddy, died Saturday night in Perry, of an apparent heart attack. Reddy, who was 61, was on the first day of his vacation when he was stricken. your pharmacist's delivery man. Quick delivery ran make a big difference when you need medicine or Look Who's Here heltiajdst) charge, of course.

Birthday Greetings Fremont Buying Prices Wheat 1.61 Ear Corn 1.39 Shell Corn 1.41 Oats 82 Soybeans 2.95 CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -Cleveland Livestock Market Cattle estimated 300, market steady. Steers: prime 33.25 34; standard 24.50-27.25 Heifers: choice standard 22.50-26 Commercial cows 20-21. Calves: choice 48-50; higher 33-40. Sheep and lambs: prime 23-25; good 19.25-20.75. Hogs: 200-220 220-240 17.75-18.25 240-280 Sows 12.50-14.

RESCUE Digging out from under 10-14 inches of snow was the order of the day in southwestern Minnesota Sunday as can be seen in this scene where a wrecker pulls an abandoned auto out of a snowbank on highway 71 a few miles north of Windom. (AP Wirephoto) Snow, Rain, Dense Fog Hamper Nation's Travelers GRUND DRUGS 112 N. FRONT ST. PHONE 332-5585 EASTSIDE PHARMACY 1300 E. STATE ST.

PHONE 332-1362 Willis-Overland and Auto Lite Toledo. Friends may call at the Weller-Wonderly funeral home beginning Tuesday at 2 p.m. Funeral services are tentatively set for 2 p.m. Wednesday in the mortuary with the Rev. William Cunningham of St.

Paul's Episcopal church officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood cemetery. Joseph Brooks LAKESIDE-MARBLE HEAD ELLISTON The Rev. Paul J. Folino, 57, Elliston, pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ, died Saturday noon of a heart attack in St.

Charles hospital, Oregon. The pastor had taught his religious classes Saturday morning and suffered chest pains after returning home. The Rev. Folino had served the local church seven months, previously serving pastorates in Gomer, Avon Lake and South Chicago, for a total of 32 years in the ministry. The native of Indiana was born March 16, 1913, son of Frank A.

and Minnie Neblung Folino. He attended Chicago Theological Seminary and Divinity School at the University of Chicago. The pastor was in charge of lay ministry training and a member of the General Board and Executive Committee of Ohio and the Council of Churches, Northwest Association on Churches and Ministry. He participated in the Genoa Senior Citizen club activities. Surviving are his wife, the former Lillian Hunter, to whom he was married 32 years; a son, Frank, Columbus; a sister, Mrs.

Frances Kovak, Lakewood; brothers, Roger in Florida, and Fred, Vicksburg, Miss. His mother resides in Cleveland and his father is deceased. Friends may call at the Oestreich funeral home, east of Elliston until Tuesday at 11 a.m. when the body will be removed to the church to lie in state until funeral services at 2 p.m. The Rev.

Paul Kohler of Tiffin and the Rev. Ray Otterbeck, Toledo, will officiate. Cremation will follow. Sosa Services SANDUSKY-Services for Felix Sosa 57, Castalia, were Monday afternoon in the David Suitor mortuary. Burial was in Castalia cemetery.

Mr. Sosa, father of Mrs. Harvey Haerr, Bellevue, died Friday in Good Samaritan hospital. Also surviving are his wife, Marie; sons, Wally and James, Sandusky; Felix Castalia, and Ricky, at home; daughters, Mrs. Dell Day and Mrs.

Dan Steel, Castalia; 18 grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. BELLEVUE Clarence Whitely, 74, who had operated Whitely's Grocery on Lincoln street since 1917, died unexpectedly Sunday in Bellevue hospital. He had been ill two days. Before opening the grocery Mr. Whitely operated a retail milk business here for three years.

The residence was 604 Castalia street. The native of Bellevue was born July 15, 1896, son of Benjamin and Mary Ball Whitely. His wife, Beatrice, died in September of 1967. Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Lawrence (Eileen) Braideck, Huron; Mrs.

Thomas (Marilyn) Lashuay, Kent; Helen, at home, and a son, Richard, also at home; sisters, Mrs. Irene Collins, Bellevue; Mrs. Delores Lang, Norwalk, and Mrs. Dorothy Fries, Norwalk, and four grandchildren. An infant daughter, one brother and one sister also preceded him in death.

Mr. Whitely was a member of Immaculate Conception church and the Knights of Columbus. Friends may call at the Foos funeral home beginning Monday at 7 p.m. Father Robert Lamantia will offer a funeral Mass Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the church with burial in Bellevue Catholic cemetery.

The Rosary will be recited Tuesday at 8 p.m. Eugene E. Sandwisch WOODVILLE Eugene E. Sandwisch, 75, retired Route 1 farmer, died unexpectedly Saturday at 6:30 p.m. of a presumed heart attack at his home.

He resided with a sister, Miss Sophia Sandwisch. He is also survived by brothers, John Joseph and Fred both of Woodville. Two brothers and one sister are deceased. Born April 29, 1895 in Woodville township, he was the son of Fred and Lucy Schroeder Sandwisch. He never married.

Friends may call at the Mollgaard funeral home where funeral services will be Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Carl L. Schneuker will officiate with burial in Woodville cemetery. Vincent Cranata February 26 Mr.

and Mrs Randy Gluth, 827 Alger street, their first child, Scott Randall, in Magruder hospital, Port Clinton. Mrs. Gluth is the former Connie Baxter, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Ralph Baxter, 113 Austin street. The baby weighed 8 pounds.

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"A Boy Named Sue" singer beginning Monday at 7 p.m. The Rev. Milton Mann of St. Mark Lutheran church will conduct funeral services Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the mortuary with burial in Oakwood cemetery.

Mrs. Hazel Schimmel CURTICE Mrs. Hazel H. Schimmel, 81, 637 Toledo street, died Saturday evening in a Toledo hospital, where she had been a patient 47 days. She had been ill since December.

Mrs. Schimmel was the widow of Otto J. Schimmel, who died in November of 1914. Surviving are a son, Fredric, Toledo, and a daughter, Mrs. Donald (Audrey) Spurgeon, Genoa; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Mrs. Schimmel was born August 31, 1889 in Wayne, daughter of Prosper and Elizabeth Gordon Sayen. She was a member of the United Methodist church and the Curtice Community Club. Friends may call at the Robinson funeral home, Genoa, beginning Monday at 7 p.m. The Rev.

Dorwin Snyder will conduct funeral services at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the mortuary with burial in Williston cemetery. Airlines Can (yanamid K.I Power Home I'rod Smelting Tel Tel American ABrands American American American American American American 25. Withered 27. Saskatchewan's capital 32.

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Miller, Oak Harbor Melva J. Overmyer, Elmore Janet Zolman, Elmore Thomas Ottney, Elmore Ronald Flick, Elmore Richard D. Keiser Jr. Ransom Ratliff Sr. Jeffrey A.

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Light snow is predicted Tuesday, but with precipitation in Southern Ohio a mixture of rain and snow. Interchange Traffic Down Travel on the Ohio turnpike declined slightly last month at Fremont-Port Clinton interchange as compared with Fphraury 1970. Total of 67,008 vehicles passed through the local gates in February 1970, a difference of 349 from the 66,659 logged during February 1971. Bad weather during much of last month may have accounted for the slight decline, a turnpike spokesman said. The report was compiled by Senior Toll Collector Orval Walters at the local interchange.

Total of 2,935 vehicles passed through the local gates Sunday. Included were 1,481 vehicles entering and 1,454 leaving. During the first two months of this year vehicles using Fremont Port Clinton interchange numbered 137,788. During the same period of 1970 the number was 137,931. February 27 Mr.

and Mrs Bruce Matesick, 2023 Commerce Drive, a daughter at 1 32 p.m in Memorial hospital February 27- Mr and Mrs Thomas Swartz, 517 Memorial Parkway, a son at 6:36 p.m. in Memorial hospital February 27 Mr. and Mrs. Michael France, Route 1, Box 382, Oak Harbor, a son in Good Samaritan hospital, Sandusky. February 27 Mr.

and Mrs. Gary M. Waugh, Waterville, a son, Kevin Scott, in Toledo Mercy hospital. The parents are former Fremont residents. She is the former Diana Kiser, daughter of Mr and Mrs.

Don Kiser, Oak Harbor road, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waugh, south Pennsylvania avenue The baby was born just one day before the birthday of his adopted brother, Kent, who was one year old ACROSS 1. A Jones boy 4. Countertenor 8.

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Forty winks DOWN 1. Playing marble the nation as a snowstorm erupted in the lower Midwest and rain stretched from Alabama to northern Florida and South Carolina. Heavy snow fell in Kansas, southern Nebraska and Missouri with four inches reported at Hays and Sauna, Kan. Traveler's warnings were posted for most of the three-state area and stockmen's warnings were issued in western Kansas. Dense fog and rain slowed driving in the country's southeastern corner and traveler's warnings were issued for northern Florida, Alabama and South Carolina.

Light snow also fell in New England and in the Northern Plains as well as the western in-termountain region. Temperatures early today ranged from a low of 1 at Ev-anston, to 76 at Key West, Fla. There was threat of light snow in the state as early this morning snow moved toward Ohio from the west. But the snow diminished and the most part remainded aloft. A low in Northeast Texas is expected to intensify during the next 24 hours as it moves northeast into Arkansas.

Precipitation associated with this low should Not when you ask for Color Processing by Kodak Get it Every Time at 90 $299 NOW ONLY Joseph Brooks, 64, carpenter and cabinet-maker, 8685 east Harbor road, died Sunday afternoon in Magruder hospital, Port Clinton, after an illness of one year. Surviving are his wife, the former Kate Bryan; sons, William, Danbury; Edward, Port Clinton; Michael and Steve, both at home; daughters, Mrs. Jo Ann Pogue, North Olmstead, and Mrs. Carolyn Harvey, Port Clinton. There are six grandchildren.

Mr. Brooks was a member of Port Clinton Baptist church. Friends may call at the Neidecker-LeVeck funeral home beginning Monday at 7 p.m. The Rev. Jesse Horton, former pastor of Port Clinton Baptist church, will conduct funeral services Wednesday at 1 p.m.

in the mortuary. Burial will be in Riverview cemetery. Kadtke Services Funeral services for Siegfried Radtke, 69, 411 west Stone street, Gibsonburg, were Saturday in the Veh and Son funeral home, Gibsonburg. The Rev. Paul Long, associate pastor of Zion Lutheran church, officiated with burial in North Union cemetery, Gibsonburg.

Mr. Radtke died Wednesday in Flower hospital, Toledo, following an illness of twp months. He had retired from the Pfizer where he had been a lime kiln operator. Pallbearers were Donata Soto, Tom Jurski, Orlo Baker, William Falk and Robert Klotz. i la Is I.

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State Street Fremont OPEN 9 to 9 Phone: 332-5341 or 332-1261 'Thrust-Back Collar' TOILET TANK BALL America's targttr Siller The efficient Water Moiter injtantly itopi the flow of water after each flushing. 75f AT HARDWARE STORES FREMONT hue jysTict I OHIO ITHI Around About Fremont February 28 February 28- Mr. and Mrs Jerry MeKee, 213 Sherman street, Clyde, a son at 8:31 a.m. in Memorial hospital. February 28- Mr.

and Mrs Dale Heberling, 115 north Washington street, a son at 4:20 p.m. in Memorial hospital. March 1 Mr. and Mrs. Rodolfo Zamora, 807 Marvin street, a daughter at 3:43 a m.

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Cloudiness is expected to vary over much of the state, with the sun appearing at times today. Highs this afternoon were expected to range from the upper 30s to the upper 40s. Lows will FRED HARDY, 22, 626 north Fifth street, was admitted to Providence hospital, Sandusky, for major surgery this week. DADS OF FOREIGN SERV-ice Veterans will meet Tuesday, March 2, at 8 p.m. in the Fremont Veterans of Foreign Wars home.

The Dads will nominate officers for 1971. MOTHER'S STUDY CLUB OF Riley school will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school cafeteria. YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART I NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL Give yourself 10 points for each correct answer. 1 President Nixon last week suspended provisions of the by declaring a state of emergency in the building industry.

a-Davis- Bacon b- Taft-Hartley c- Smoot- a wl ey 2 The Act normally provides that the government pay prevailing wages on federal construction projects. True or False? TIFFIN Funeral services for Vincent (Jim) Granata, 77, of 307 Wall street, were Monday morning in St. Mary's Catholic church, Tiffin, with burial in the parish cemetery. Mr. Granata, who died Friday in Mercy hospital, was a native of Italy.

He was married in 1916 to the former Rose Santoro, Gibsonburg, in St. Michael's Catholic church, Gibsonburg. She survives. Mr. Granata retired after 37 years of employment as a sand cutter for Webster Manufacturing Company.

Other survivors are sons, Charles, Salvatore, Joseph and Anthony, all of Tiffin; 18 grandchildren; four sisters in Italy; two brothers, one in France and one in Italy. Lehmann Services A funeral mass for Carl C. Lehmann, 61, County Road No. 11, was offered Saturday in St. Mary's church, Millersville, by Father James Walsh.

Burial was in the parish cemetery with the Veh and Son funeral home in charge. Mr. Lehmann, a Scott township farmer, died Thursday in his home. Pallbearers were Larry Nieset, Owen, Ned and Larry Robinett, George Hoffman and James Haubert. Mrs.

Helen Kroeger ELMORE Mrs. Helen Kroeger, 52, Winter street, Elmore was found dead in her car Sunday at 5:30 p.m. The auto was parked in the Kroeger garage and according to Ottawa County Sheriff's deputies death was ruled a suicide from carbon monoxide poisoning. Funeral services for Mrs. Kroeger will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.

in Elmore Christian church. The Rev. Edward Bomeli will officiate with burial in Union cemetery. Surviving are her husband Wilbur, to whom she was married in 1938 in Elmore; sons, Gary, Oak Harbor; Robert; Elmore; daughters, Mrs. Bruce (Shirley) King, Toledo; Mrs.

Dennis (Mary) Flick, Elmore; Miss Barbara, Elmore; a brother, William Witte, Temperance, and nine grandchildren. Her mother, Mrs. Mary Witte also survives in Elmore. Her father, Clarence, preceded her in death. Mrs.

Kroeger was born June 29, 1918 in Elmore. She had been ill four years. Friends may call at the Myers funeral home beginning Monday at 7 p.m. The family suggests memorials be made to the Elmore Christian church or the American Heart Fund. and Mrs Route 3, a Memorial ticipating were Raymond Booze, Charles Carmean, Richard Dick-man, Ollie Dickman, Francis Dolan, Cyril Eisenman, Robert Haynes, Arthur Haubert, Allen Runion, Don Stierwalt, and Harvey Thomson.

TUBERCULIN TESTS WTLL be given Ross seniors Wednesday in the gymnasium concourse from 8 to 11 a.m. Match word clues with their corresponding pictures symbols. 10 points for each correct answer. March I Mr William Steinberger, son at 4:17 a.m. in hospital.

back. 1 Postmaster General Winlon Hlount heads the Postal Service Dutton Services SANDUSKY Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Ralph C. Dutton, 62, of 522 48th street, in St. Stephen United Church of Christ. Burial was in Oakland cemetery.

He was an employe of the post office for 40 years and the stepbrother of Ralph Dahnke, Bellevue. Mr. Dutton, who died Friday in Good Samaritan hospital, was superintendent of the parcel post department at the Post Office Annex prior to his retirement in 1968. Survivors include his wife, the former Marjorie Montgomery; one son; two grandchildren; his mother; a stepsister and another stepbrother. without The South Vietnnnii-s 3 Mr.

Nixon's action affected about bil lion worth of federal construction projects. a-10 b-25 c-100 invasion of this nation bogged down under heavy Communist re- A STEREO TAPE PLAYER valued at was reported stolen from a car owned by Ricky A. Bradshaw, 201 Vi south Front street, Saturday. ALEX E. LISKAI, 1328 CHER-ry street, reported someone broke the left rear window of his car which was parked in the yard at the rear of his home.

UNITED FUND OF GREAT- 0Ma ftom NATIONAL WlATHtlt MWg, I NOAA. 0M at Commie A SO Mljli -film iwfumjj "r- MARCH 21 is facing national sistance 3 4 Indian Prime Minister elections this week. MRS. DON DAUBEL, PORT Clinton road, has been released from Toledo hospital, following orthopedic surgery last Monday. MRS.

RUSSELL KELLER, 316 south Park avenue, has been admitted to Parkview hospital, Toledo for observation and tests. She is in room 163. HAROLD STOUT, RURAL Green Springs, has been transferred from the Coronary Care Unit in Memorial hospital to room 182. a fight! I-'irst day oi spring 1 4 United Nations symbol a-Krishna Merion b-Indira Gandhi c-P. V.

Desai 5 Lieutenant William Galley testified on the witness stand in his courtmartial last week that he (CHOOSE ONK: did, did not) kill civilians at My Lai. er rremont board of directors will meet at the Liberty Nation al Bank at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, March 4. 5 U.S. Ambassador to South Viet Nam Klls-worth Hunker way the National LATE LOOK AT THE WEATHER This is the nation's weather shaped up according to the Weather Service. (AP Wirephoto Map) MONEY PROBLEMS not any more 6 Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird Have all your money cheerfully refunded (even if completely satisfied!) Where? Right here.

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