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PAGE 12-CHILLICOTHE, MISSOURI-MMI CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY It, IM1 Gasoline prices drop to Continued From Page 1 gallon off the pump price vice stations showed prices averaging station, the costs are higher Three of the stations offer- The January pump prices Si 12 and SI 17 for regular for a gallon of gas CJS discounts are self- averaged SI 09 for self ser- and unleaded gas at self 1 he CT survey shows that service, one is full service vice regular, $114 for self service stations and $121 an average gallon of regular while the fifth offers both service unleaded, SI 20 for and SI 27 for regular and gasoline costs $1'12 while full and self service gasoline full service regular and SI 24 unleaded gas at full service unleaded averages $117 per um 'or full service unleaded stations gallon at local full service 0 I Prices have been slowly 4 outlets Since January prices have a iimg since February, 1981 Bul lake heart motorists, fallen an average of six wnen pnces or regular and one local service "station Regular gasoline pumped cents in the four major unleaded gasoline, respec- owner predicts pnces'to fall by an attendant ranges from gasoline categories checked lively, averaged SI 24 and even more locally Prices as $110 per gallon to a $121 per by the Constitution Tribune $1 so at the self service sta low as possibly SO cents per gallon in Chilhcothe There But the largest drop of tiones and SI 29 and SI 35 at gallon are predicted before are four stations which offer prices came last week when the full service stations the federally imposed regular for the $110 price pnces were changing nearly A survey taken nearly one nickel a gallon gas tax takes But for newer cars which evervdav at the citv's ser vear aeo in earlv March effect in April operate on unleaded gasoline, the price ranges from $113 to $1 20 for a gallon of gas Three full ser vice stations sell unleaded at a $115 per gallon price Cash Discounts Big The use of refunds for pay ing cash has picked up popularity the city as five service stations now offer discounts to non charging motorists Four of the five stations of fer a four cent discount on a gallon of gas while the fifth Congress told to stop rising natural gas prices offers only two cents per WASHINGTON (AP) Natural gas will continue to cost consumers more for the foreseeable future unless Congress changes the rules under which it is priced, the government's top gas regulator said today Charles Butler III, News Notes Continued From Page 1 Tony Jones hospitalized Tony Jones, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gary Jones, Chilhcothe, is hospitalized at St Mary's Hospital and would enjoy hearing from friends Her hospital address is 101 Memorial Drive, Room 760, Kansas City, Mo 64108 Women's Club The Unionville Business and Professional Women's Club is sponsoring a review of the book "A Biography of Douglas to be given by Ruth Magee at the Community Federal Savings and Loan, Monday, Feb 21 Dinner will be a buffet at 6 30pm to be followed by the review Reservations for tickets should be received by Wednesday, Feb 16 To reserve tickets, contact Evelyn Rennels at 947 2368 after 5 or 947 2117, during working hours All members of the Chilhcothe chapter are invited to attend Skeeter Huff injured Ernest (Skeeter) Huff, a former Chilhcothe resident, who now makes his home in Florida, was injured while at work Wednesday at the Willow Lake Golf Club He will be confined to his home for approximately two weeks Friends may write to him at 325 Janelle Drive, Orange Park, Fla 32073 At Carthage funeral Mr and Mrs Bill Best have returned from Car they attended the funeral service for their aunt, BiUie Bowman, who died Thursday, Feb 3 She was a sister of Mrs Pearl Best, Clullicothe, who was unable to attend Courtney Lynn Walker Mr and Mrs Allen Walker, RFD 5, have chosen the name Courtney Lynn for their 8-pound, ID-ounce daughter born at 9 39 a Monday, Feb 7, at Hednck Medical Center She joins a sister, 1 year- old Brooklyn Nichole Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Albert Bonderer, Chilhcothe Paternal grandparents are Dr Joe Walker, Chula, and Mannelle Walker, Chilhcothe Maternal great grandparents are Mrs John Phillips, Chula, Judge Frank Bonderer, Mr and Mrs Hugh Carlm and Mr and Mr Owen Walker, all of Chilhcothe Frakes birthday A birthday card shower is planned for Melvm Frakes, who will observe his 53rd birthday Wednesday, Feb 16 He is a former resident of Chula who now resides at Blue Springs Care Center and would enjoy hearing from friends His address there is Box 425, Blue Springs, Mo 64015 Son for Heltons Mr and Mrs Robert Helton, Bnmson, are the parents of a 10-pound, Hi-ounce son born at 5 06 Wednesday, Feb 9, at Hednck Medical Center Hall Hughes hospitalized Because of incorrect information received by the Constitution-Tribune, the following report is Hall Hughes of Dawn was recently a patient at Hednck Medical Center rather than William Hughes of Dawn, as was stated in the chairman of the Federal future," Butler told the Energy Regulatory Com House Energy fossil fuels mission, told a congres subcommittee as it opened sional panel that the natural hearings on gas pricing gas surplus is not tern issues porary, and may worsen as "Unless the legal" rules industrial users switch from governing natural gas pnc- gas to fuel oil for boiler fuel ing are changed, those "It appears that sigmfi prices will be significantly cant fuel switching has higher both in real and begun to occur, and more relative terms when an can be expected in the near economic recovery 'occurs Looking back Continued From Page 1 truck, said Fire Chief Joe But, Burk added, the costs Rmehart of rebuilding the clothing Though we never like to store were prohibitive, so fight a fire, it did give us the service type dry some good ex cleaners operation--a field penence with the'tower, in which Burton had the chief noted "Really, previous experience-was that was the first time it was selected pu to the test, and it per The third business, Mike form lo expectations' Pizza-where investigators The importance of team deemed the fire was work and the cooperation of set-was not re-opened Value of Truck also clear," stated Rmehart In retrospect, the major "Really, we were very for downtown blaze proved the tunate that things didn of teamwork "and the become any worse than they city's Sutphen aerial ladder did Local lumber Continued From Page 1 after sawing the logs into lumber, either air dries or kiln-dries the finished product at the site in central Chilhcothe The speaker explained that kiln drying is a process in which the outer layers of the wood are kept moist while carefully controlled heat dries the innermost portions, thus avoiding split ting and warping of the boards "We deal mostly through brokers in selling lumber," he stated, "although sometimes we do deal directly with the manufac turer I'm sure you've all heard of La Z-Boy reclmers, we sell quite a bit of lumber to the manufacturers of Spirit stick these chairs for use in mak ing the chair frames And he Said he was almost certain" that some of the lumber included in Brovhill furnishings sold in a city store is produced by Chilhcothe Lumber Co By products of the facility, such as wood chips and sawdust, are also marketed The only commodity produc ed in the milling process that does not have a ready market, Arnold pointed out, is the bark stripped from the timber Arnold concluded that he enjoys the lumbering business because "people pay a fortune to go to Col orado and backpack through the woods, but I get to do that for a living winders' Koehly escapes injury Funerals Services for Virgil lindsey Funeral services for Virgil P. Lindsey, who died Wednesday, will be held at 1-30 Fnday afternoon at the chapel of the Norman-Wagy-Smger Funeral Home with Dr Earl Griffith officiating Bunal will be in Edgewood cemetery The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 o'clock this evening at the funeral chapel They suggests memorial con tnbuuons may be made (o the United Methodist Church Ezra Stevens services held Funeral services for Ezra Luther Stevens were held at 2 Wednesday al the chapel of the Norman Wagy- Singer Funeral Home The Rev Merlin Shively and (he Rev. Ernest AJtcrs offioaled Burial was in Reslhaven Memorial Gardens Pallbearers were Gary Pepper, Darrcll Pepper, Ray Bennett, Dale Pepper, Albert Wood, and Frank Knegshauser. FUNERAL HOMES CONSULT AN ESTABLISHED RJNERA1 DIRECTOR fOR A PRE-PIANNING TRUST lowto HMIS7 CMo Tlno Hdle Fre Httt it (iitpjerti nut MMMM-WAGT SINOER fUNERAl HOME WMM4I7 JIM A 19 year old rural Chillicothean escaped serious injury when his car went out of control and crashed into a railroad em bankment on a county road at 6 30 Wednesday The Highway Patrol said Timothy A Koehly of RFD 4 was taken to Hednck Medical Center by private auto, was treated for bruises to the ngnt side of his head, then released The Patrol said Koehly was dnving south on a coun ty road a snort distance west of Chilhcothe a 1977 MGB when the vehicle went off the nght side of the road, along a ditch for 480 feet, collided 'Burglary reported Reports of a burglary and a vandalism incident were investigated at two automotive dealerships yesterday by officers of the Chilhcothe Police Department At 8 53 a police were called to Campbell Motors, 70S South Washington, in reference to a burglary report at the dealership Police said a small win dew was broken out and Ihe intruder involved apparently reached through ihe win dow and unlatched a full- sized window (ogam entry to Ihe business Noltiing was reported missing The subject apparently had unlocked (he north side door of the building lo out the dealership The investigation into the case is continuing At 1J, 40 a Dave's Auto Sales, 222 South Washington, reported to police that a H-inch nm had been thrown into (he left body glass of a IS76 Chevrolet van parted on his lot The damage lo (he van was estimated ai imalely invcsligalion 5s continuing with a railroad embankment and rolled over once, coming to rest on its wheels The vehicle sustained ex, tensive damage to its top and both sides The Patrol said Koehly was issued a citation on a charge of failure to maintain control of his vehicle Trooper Jim Fox in vesligated the mishap for the Patrol Continued From Page 1 day One of the congressmen circulating the letter, Rep Douglas Applegate, Ohio, said, "I think we could see an end to that strike by tomorrow With the strike in its llth day, police around the na tion reported few acts of violence, and officials said few shortages of goods could be attributed to the shut down Parkhurst called the strike Jan 31 to protest future fuel tax and fee in creases, contained in a law passed in December calling for a 5-cent a gallon tax in crease on gasoline 1TA vice president Bob Scheffer said Wednesday The sixth grade students at Central School outdid the fifth grade and received the first annual Spirit Stick for their enthusiasm and cheerlmg at Friday night's Chilhcothe Kirksville senior high basketball game The award was presented by CHS cheerleaders Approximately 125 students from Central, wearing flashy red Central School sweat shirts, climaxed their school's annual Spirit Week by attending the NCMC game at CHS Field House The sixth graders were judged the winner by Hornet cheerleaders and received the initial Spirit Stick An all school pep assembly was staged at Central School Friday afternoon Special 'guests were members of the boys and girls varsity basketball teams and the Hornet cheerleaders High school players were introduced, the girls basketball team provided a ball-handling exhibition and cheerleaders demonstrated popular cheers A short question and answer session was directed to the boys and girls basketball teams "The school incorporated the Spirit Week idea a few years ago in an effort to promote school spirit, foster school pride and instill proper attitudes toward sports in general," said Principal Don Dupy "It also helps in the areas of sportsmanship and competitiveness We (the faculty) have a good feeling toward ourselves'and the students here We enjoying getting involved Thirteen Central students representing each classroom, join School Principal Dupy in displaying the Spirit Stick which will be on display in the school's trophy case From left Front row, Michael Claypole and Joey Pope Second row, Angle Cooper, Amy Skinner, Amy Samm, Emily Martens, Susan Mallory, Matthew White and Jodma Provolt Third row, Kerry Mason, Raymond Lawson, Dupy, Janene Tirrell and Ellen Pollock Constitution-Tribune Photo by Bob Carter looms to stop shutdown that the strike had succeed Carroll Campbell RSC ed in its primary goal, focus Four congressmen trying to end the strike began cir culatmg their letter for a congressional review of the fuel tax and fee increase on Wednesday But Sen Bob Dole, Kan had already said he opposes holding hearings on the truckers' problems, adding that he regarded the strike as "over The "expression of con cern" letter was signed by Applegate, Peter Kostmayer, Pa and Ed Jenkins, Ga who all met with Parkhurst on Tuesday The fourth signer was Rep as possible" to consider "reforms" to help the truckers BENEFIT DANCE "HIGH COUNTRY" FRIDAY NIGHT FEB. nth AMERICAN LEGION HALL SIT UPS nimiSHED nocitos uv.

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