Janesville Daily Gazette from Janesville, Wisconsin • Page 4

Datly GateHe, Monday, March 20, 1967 Savings Bond' Here for Promotion "Mrs. U. S. Savings Bonds" iXMrs. Joan Berry of Lusk, Wyo.) visit Janesville tomorrow part of her nationwide tour "Goodwill Ambassador" for livings Bonds and Stamps.

The fivc-foot-three, blue-eyed was chosen in connection the "Mrs. America Pag- in San Diego, Calif. She ijjjs mother of three children. husband is a leading busi- in Lusk. Mrs.

Berry's selection was on an outstanding record participation in civic and 'Community activities and her belief in the regular pur- vfhase of U.S. Savings Bonds, is the ninth person to serve "Mrs. U.S. Savings Bonds." Paul J. Amann, state Savings Director, said that, while I Janesville, the schedule forj U.S.

Savings Bonds" will! tours of Parker Pen Motors Fisher Bodyi and Chevrolet Plantej broadcast on Radio Station WCLO and W. Scott Hake, Rock County U.S. Savings Bonds chairman. She will be the featured speaker at a payroll savings luncheon at the Monterey Hotel sponsored by Parker Pen. She will be hosted at an informal dinner tonight as guest of Norbert J.

Nickel, president of the Bank of Janesville. Holy Week Services at First Lutheran First Lutheran Church will have four Holy Communion services and a Good Friday service this week. Communion will be offered members at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and 10 a.m. Friday.

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123 W. Milwaukee St. HONORED BY GENERAL MOTORS Af a ceremony at Fisher Body's Janesville plant Friday, three employes, Gerald Peterson, left, Alan P. Arner, third from left, and Michael F. Aclcerson, fourth from left, were given General Motors lifesaving awards by Willard C.

Davey, plant manager, second from right The for heroic actions in saving Edward O'Brien, right, Also in photo is Kenneth Hedgesf second from left, corporation safety director. Cite 3 Fisher Body Employes for Heroics For saving a fellow employe from possibly being fatally bumori, Alan P. Arner, Michael F. Ackerson and Gerald Peterson were honored Friday by General Motors officials in cerer monies at the Fisher Body Janesville plant. Their heroic actions occurred Chambers Owens Strike Continues A l(Vday-oId Teamsters Local 579 strike against Chambers and Owen wholesale firm continued today, with the possibility of another try at mediation set for this week.

A mediator of the Wisconsin Employment Relations Board, Madison, plans to meet with the union and company at an as yet undetermined time this week at the Rock County Courthouse, Local Secretary-Treasurer Wallace Federman said today. The dispute centers on wages, with a few fringe benefits also unsettled. The union and company have held off-and-on discussions since last October on the matter, and the local started picketing here at noon March 20. Since then pickets have expanded to Madison and Beloit operations, of the firm Federman said. He said the company is bringing employes from those sites to Janesville to do the work of the 17 striking members here.

He said a picket line may be established this week at the operations in Rockford, 111., for the same reason. Other than the proposed meeting with a mediator this week, Federman reported "basically no change in position" today. Both the union and company have stated "We are open for negotiations," though no meetings have been reported since walkout began 10 days ago on Jan. 5, when Fisher Body foreman Edward O'Brien was attempting to turn a 44 -volt switch box to the "off" position, according to Willard C. Davey, Fisher plant manager.

A sudden discharge of energy blew the metal switch box door open eniitting an arc of flame that burned O'Brien's face and head and ignited his upper clothing. The force of the energy knocked him to bis knees on a 10-foot high catwalk. Arner, witnessing this, reacted instantly by jumping on a material rack and actually caught O'Brien as he slid off the catwalk. Without regard to his own safety, Arner immediately started to tear away O'Brien's flaming upper clothing as he helped others lower Backwords Aetas, primitive tribesmen in the Philippines, prefer smoking cigarettes with the lighted ends in their mouths. the injured man to the floor, Davey noted.

Ackerson, who works on the opposite side of the line from Arner, upon witnessing the acci- dient, without hesitation or regard to hs own safety ran to Amer's assistance and helped smother the flames and remove the flaming clothing from O'Brien, Davey declared. Peterson was standing next to O'Brien when the accident occurred and sustained superficial bums on the right side of his head, face and neck as well as both forearms. He dropped to his knees when the switch box door blew open and crawled off the catwalk. Without regard to his burns and personal safety he too helped Arner and Ackerson extinguish O'Brien's burning clothing before gong to the medical department for treatment, Davey said. A General Motors Life Saving Award was presented to each man; Arner, Ackerson and Peterson, by the corporation's safety director, Kenneth Hedges.

The honored men also received inscribed watches as part of the award presentation from Davey. 'China' Travel Film Is Tonight China was not off limits to Bathie Stuart who will present the kiwanis travel and adventure series program in Marshall Junior High School at 7:30 p.m. today. Miss Stuart succeeded in visiting the country in Bathie Stuart the summer of 1965 and was given complete freedom to photograph and talk with the people. Monday night's film, which she will enchanoe with native songs and chants, is the result.

Five cities, Canton, Hang chow, Shanghai, Soochow and Peking, are included in the travelogue as is the countryside between them. CemeterY Meeting The annual meeting of Emerald Grove Cemetery Association will be held tomorrow night in the Leslie Jones home, Rte. 1. DeMoIay Notes Special Week Janesville DeMoIay members participation in IntemationI MoIay Week last week by setting up a window display in the J. M.

Bostwick Sons department store. Building better citizens out of teen-age boys is the goal of the Order of DeMoIay, an international youth organization founded in 1919. The organization's purpose Is to offer the teen-age boy of today a wholesome occupation for his spare time, worthwhile associates, the best of environment land an interesting and complete program of all-around youth development. The participation of DeMoIay chapters in community projects has been extensive and is sometimes carried out on an international basis. Teen-age traffic safety progrims have been suc- cessnd, as have been charitable fund drives, blood donations, get-out-the-vote drives, help for the needy, parte and city cleanup campaigns and patriotic programs.

Salaries Topic for CESA17 Unit The board of control for Coop erative Educational Service Agency 17 will hear recommendations by the salary committee in regard to compensations paid staff psychologists and its coordinator, Donald Upson, when it meets at 8 o'clock tonight in Rock County Courthouse. Also under consideration is retaining the services of present staff members who act as miisic and art specialists. Upson will preview a CESA 17 workshop on social studies to be given tomorrow from 5 to 8:30 p.m. in Edgerton High School with Harry Hartoonian, state supervisor of social studies, and Dr. George Kaprelian, Whitewater State ty, presenting the program.

Another workshop on audiO' visual aids will be given nesday in Milton Union High School and will feature a onsti-atioii of video camera and monitor equipment. The board is also expected to discuss Upson's appointment to a state Title VI committee. Staff members whose cojh tracts are up for renewal are John Zweifel and Marilyn psychologists; Leona lia, Mary Selinirid and Mary Kiklas, art. Heading the CESA salary and personnel committee is Dr. PhO' ip Selgren.

Breakthrough Mittness Will Report on WHA MADISON State Assemblyman Lewis T. Mittness, a Dem- crat representfaig the 1st District of Rock County, will be heard on a WHA and WHA-FM broadcast. Legislative Report direct from the state Capitol in Madison at 5 :30 p.m. Wednesday. In this series state lawmakers present uncensored discussions of issues of particular concern to them and to theh: constituents.

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