Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • Page 7

POSTER Lucas, 7, of St. Louis, is 1961 Poster Child of the Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America. Her picture will key MOAA's March for Muscular Dystrophy during the Thanksgiving season. Choice of 4 Jotter Points PARKER "Pardners" Set Write with ink or lead as you desire. Choose the ballpen point you prefer.

Enjoy really smooth writing with famous Parker T-DALL Jotter textured point. Matching Mechanical Pencil, Choice of colors. Parker Jotter only $1.98 SET $395 Something From Welgels Is Always Something The Doctor Says Harold Hjrman, M.D. Is It safe to swim In a lake when the water is covered by a bluish slime that has a bad odor? A It Is decidedly unnsafe. The condition you refer to, called water bloom, is due to a profuse'growth of algae.

Sheep, cattle, geese and other animals that drink this water often become violently ill and may die. Humana who swallow this water while swimming may shortly suffer severe nausea followed by vomiting, diarrhea and pains in head, arms and legs. Canadian authorities, Investigating waterbloom, have isolated poisons from this alga-Infested water and now issue warnings to bathers to avoid swimming in lakes whose surfaces are covered by greenish blue slime. Do you still recommend injections of flu vaccine before winter sets in? A Most decidedly. And especially for older persons (50 and up) and all those who suffer any jhronic disease.

These groups provided most of the 86,000 deaths from epidemic influenza that occurred in excess of what was expected over the three-year period from 1957 to I960. Thus high-risk persons are entitled to all the protection we can give them. Remember that the vaccine is the influenza virus vaccine, not the influenza bacillus vaccine or any complicated "cold" or "respiratory" vaccine. Since the protection afforded by influenza virus vaccine is of relatively brief duration, susceptible persons are entitled to a first In- jcct'nn in EARLY Fall and a second JUST AFTER THE NEW YEAR. Taken at these times, the height of the Immunity is reached at the time of the usual height of (he epidemics.

That is to say, In October-November and in March- April. Is it safe for a woman with tuberculosis to consider a pregnancy? I am 35 years old. My infection has been declared inactive for the past six months, and we are very eager to have a baby. A The effects of pregnancy were recently studied in a group of 53 women with active tuberculosis, Their course was then compared to the course in a group of another 53 nonpregnant women who also had active tuberculosis. All were of about the same age and were treated in the same way.

You will be delighted to learn, I'm sure, that there were no sign- jiificant differences in the two groups provided that each of the mothers remained under observa- DOINGS AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS Safe gun handling course for youths in Fairbury The Fairbury Optimist Club will again sponsor the safe gun handling course for boys and girls, according to the Faltbury Dally News. The first meeting of course will be at the Optimist Club house, Sept. 6, at 7:30 p.m. Time is dealing body blows to the cupola and bell housing adorning the Tecumseh city hall, reports the Tecumseh Chieftain. Councllmen made an inspection of the damage thre week, Five awards will be made at the Labor Day Flower Show at Simmons Auditorium by the Marys- vllle Garden Club, says the Marshall County News.

A Table Rock graduate has been appointed assistant professor a Cornell University. Bill Tomek will begin teaching duties there on Sept. 10, according to the Table Rock Argus. He received his doctor's degree in agricultural economics. Dolan Freeouf of Wilber was awarded a trophy for earning a superior rating at the Accordion Fertival in Omaha, according to the Wilber Republican.

In addition to the accordion, Dolan plays the piano, trombone and trumpet. There will be an Adult Homemaking class in Pawnee City beginning Sept. 13 according to the Pawnee Republican. The class will meet from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Wednesdays.

Plans on a proposed subdivision in Marysvllle have been submitted to the city council, says the Marys- vllle Advocate. The area is roughly bounded by Carolina and Calhoun streets and 16th and 18th Streets. A fund drive has been begun for the Wymore American Legion for its new building, reports the Wymore Arbor State, the new build- Ing will cast an estimated $3,000. President Kennedy sent the Senate the names of Donald K. Rowe and James Chiles as nominations for postmaster in Adams and Sterling reports the Adams Weekly Globe.

Aug. 27 is the date of the radio control model airplane demonstrations at the Fairbury airport, says the Fairbury Journal. Activities will begin at 10 a.m. tlon and received whatever anti- tuberculosis treatment the Infec- required. Dear Reader: Dr.

Hyman appreciates your comments and questions but regrets that the heavy volume of his mail doesn't permit him to answer each individual letter or post card. However, he will comment in columns like the above upon matters of general or unusual interest. For a copy of Dr. Hyman's leaflet "Understanding Mental Illness" send 10, cents to Dr. Hyman, care Beatrice Daily Sun, Box 489, Dept.

Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. Milking Shorthorn sale at fairgrounds The 19th annual Nebraska Milking Shorthorn sale will be 1 Sept. 16 at the Gage County fairgrounds with some 40 animals selected for the sale, according to Max Kimmerling of the sale committee. The Nebraska Milking Shorthorn Society and the Beatrice Chamber of Commerce are sponsoring the sale which begins at 12:30 p.m.

A Breeders Banquet will be held the evening prior to the sale at 7:30 p. m. at the Green Top Cafe in Beatrice. Consignors from this area are: William J. Hamm, Chris Johnson and C.

A. Kimmerling, Beatrice; Gerald Gerdes. Wvmore; and the Waldo Farms, DeWitt. aytex 25O SAVE 1 pi aytex pi aytex bra cotton bra Non-jllp In bock and elaille In the luxury in ihe toft imoolh fabric. The itraos to the back won't ride up.

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"0" reg. $3.502 for $5.99, Available Beatrice at These Stores MILLERS Emporium Truck rolls into parked automobile A truck owned by George H. Ideus, Filley, which had been parked on Main Street in Pickrell rolled some distance and hit a parked car owned by Norbert L. Oilman, Beatrice, about 10 p.m. Thursday night.

Neither car occupied and both had been parked heading Southeast. The Oilman car suffered damage to the right front side and right front door and light. The Ideus truck was damaged on the left front fender and light. Sun Want Ads bring results. In Uniform Serving in the Pacific aboard the heavy cruiser USS Los Angeles, operating out of San Pedro, Calif, is Steve R.

Boren, seaman. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boreh, Pawnee City. The Los Angeles was scheduled to participate in a "fleet sail" on Aug.

26 when it joined 20 First Fleet ships steaming for Hawaii to relieve sister ships operating in the Far East with the Seventh Fleet. The two fleets have the responsibility of maintaining Free World control of the 85 million square- mile Pacific Ocean area; the Frat Fleet in the eastern and mid-Pacific, the Seventh in the west. Serving at North Island Naval Air Station, San Diego, is James E. Bates, seamen apprentice, USN, son of Louis Bates, 1415 Lincoln. Army Pvts.

Jerry A. McDaniel and Maurice F. Janssen, Fairbury, completed tthe eight-week cooking course at the Quartermaster School, Fort Lee, Va. Aug. 4 During the course, they received training in cooking, cake and pastry baking, meat cutting and operating a field kitchen.

McDaniel, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos W. McDaniel, Fairbury entered the Army in March 19G1. He attended Fairbury High School.

Janssen, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Janssen, entered the Army in March 1961 and completed basic training at Fort Riley, Kan. He was graduated from Fairbury High School in 1956 and attended the University of Nebraska.

MARRIAGE LICENSES James William Witcofski, 21, of Lincoln, and Barbara Anne Fork 18, Lincoln James Wayne Purdy, 20, Beatrice, and Donna Lee Umphres, 18 Pickrell. Beatrice Dally Stiii, Beatrice, ft, Residential crash of jet kills two OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)-Two little girls, 2 and 4 years old, lost their lives Friday when a burning Air Force jet fighter plane crashed in a residential area near Tinker Air Force Base. The pilot of the plane tried unsuccessfully to land the craft. 1st Lt. W.

H. Barbour bailed out safely moments before his FIOO slammed into the rear of the Donald Tuttle residence and disintegrated in a block long ball of fire. Seven frame homes erupted in flames while residents on Ferguson Street in suburban Midwest City fled in confusion through falling debris. Most made it to safety, but fire- men found the bdty Of flbbtet Tuttle, 2, inside the wreckage of her home. Her sister, Judy, 4, died In Tinker AFB Hospital of The children's mother ftnd a brother, Donald Ray, 8, were pitalized with bums.

The father, Donald Tuttle, who was not at home at the time of the crash, was under treatment for shock. Harbour's was one of 16 jets flying from his base at Myrtle Beach, S.C. to Nellls AFB, on a gunnery training mission. California is the leading state of the U.S. in the slaughter of cattle and calves.

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