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16-B THE TIMES RECORDER, ZANESVILLE, OHIO THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1959 Waterway Fund Urged NEW DELHI The Inland Water Transport Committee has recommended that India allocate $105,000,000 for the development of inland water transport and the creation of special technical wings in the Ministry of Transport and Communications and in the Central Water and Power Commission to assume, responsibility for improving and maintaining waterways. LOCAL DEATHS AND FUNERALS Barber Harry Kirk Dies At Age 58 Harry Kirk, 58, of Zanesville fireman and dead on arrival at Good a.m. Wednesday after he his home. He was taken SANITARY MEAT 233 MAIN GL PHONE 3-4886 MARKET YOUR DOWNTOWN MKT. SMOKED CALLAS SLICED FREE lb.

VEAL CHOPS Meaty Shoulder lb. 49c VEAL ROAST Leg Rump or lb. 49c VEAL BREAST For Stewing lb. 29c VEAL LOIN CHOPS lb. 59c VEAL ROUND STEAK lb.

89c SLICED BACON Ibs. Oscar Red Popular Brand Brand Mayer 99 SMOKED SHANK HAMS PORTION lb. BOILING PORK BEEF CHOPS LEAN PLATE RIB LEAN END SANITARY 1969 Euclid avenue, retired well-known barber here, was Samaritan Hospital at 6:35 suffered a heart attack at to the hospital in a DeLong and Baker ambulance, HARRY KIRK Mr. Kirk, who retired from the fire department in 1954 after 20 years' service, was a native of Sarahsville. He was born Nov.

23, 1901, the son of Wallace and Jennie Baker Kirk. He had lived in Zanesville for 40 years. He was a member of Euclid Avenue Methodist Church, the Elks Lodge, the Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Barbers Union. For the past 10 years he had been employed by Williams Barber Shop. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.

Virginia Kussmaul of 1969 Euclid avenue and Mrs. Clara Mellon of Sarahsville, and a nephew, Reed Mellon of Marion avenue. A brother, Ray, died in July. Friends may call at the DeLong and Baker Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Thursday.

will be held 1 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. Leslie Vesey of Euclid Avenue Church officiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park. The Elks will hold services at 7:30 p.m.

Friday at the funeral home. Mrs. Elsie Hoppstatter Mrs. Elsie Hoppstatter, 75, of Columbus, widow of Jonah Hoppstatter and a former resident of Philo, died Monday morning in a Columbus nursing home following a long illness. She was born April 1, 1884, at Meadow Farm to Alfred and Kathryn Wheeler Dugan.

She had resided in Columbus for 10 years. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Chester Chorjal and Mrs. Mary Harris, both of Philo, and Mrs. William Cleavangar of Toledo; a son, Edward of Coshocton; a brother, Ernest Dugan of Zanesville; 21 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

The body was removed to the Clyde E. Thompson Funeral, Home where friends may call after 6 p.m. today and where services will be conducted at 1:30 p.m. Friday by the Rev. B.

C. Kreis. Burial will be in Duncan Falls Cemetery. Senator Fined WARREN, 0. (UPI) State Senator Charles J.

Carney was found guilty of contempt of court here Tuesday and fined $200 and costs in connection with illegal picket activity in a labor dispute. ROSS SONS FINE FOOD FOR FINE FOLKS Dryden Rd. at Westbourne Ave. Phone GL 2-8406 OPEN THURS. FRI.

'TIL 9:00 SAT. 'TIL 6:30 GREEN GIANT TENDER, JUICY Peas LO 303 cans $100 Sirloin Steak lb. 89c SNOW CROP FRENCH FRIED OUR OWN TASTY Potatoes 6 for $100 Pan Sausage lb. 49c SNOW CROP LEAN Peas NO for $100 Fresh Side lb. 29c SMUCKER'S STRAWBERRY FOLGER'S Preserves 3 12-oz.

$100 jars lb. Coffee 69c CHRISTMAS CANDIES NUTS CARDS GIFT WRAPPING ELITE MILK CHOCOLATE FRESH Cherries 13-oz. box 49c Tomatoes tube 19c STRIETMANN EMERALD LARGE Graham Crackers lb. 35c English Walnuts Ib. 49c TENDER LEAF MARVIN Tea Bags 1c 64-count sale 59c Pitted Dates lb.

47c Area Deaths Crooksville Ex-Potter Dies At 75 CROOKSVILLE William (Fat) Thorn, 75, a retired pottery worker, died early Wednesday at his home here following long illness. Mr. Thorn, who spent most of his life here, was a member of the Crooksville Catholic Church of Atonement. He was employed at the A. E.

Hull Pottery, retiring in 1950. Born at Zaleski, Vinton County, May 30, 1884, to William and Martha Hamilton Thorn, he is survived by his widow, Dorothy; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Chaffin of Los Argeles; a son, Lloyd of Lomita, a half sister, Mrs. Ada Dozer of Crooksville; and a granddaughter, Friends may call after 6 p.m. today at the Cannon and Cannon Funeral Home here where Rosary rites will be held at 8 p.m.

Friday. Last rites at 9 a.m. Saturday will be conducted at the church, with burial here. Dallas Hardesty SENECAVILLE Funeral services for Dallas Hardesty, 85, of Byesville Route 1 will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Senecaville Methodist Church with the Rev.

R. D. Cunningham officiating. Burial will be at Senecaville. Mr.

Hardesty died Tuesday night in Guernsey Memorial Hospital after a short illness. The body is at the Meek Funeral Home where friends may call. Milk Unjustly Criticized For Strontium Link URBANA, Ill. (UPI)-Milk has been unjustly criticized as a main source of strontium-90 from nuclear fallout, according to a University of Illinois biological chemist, Drinking more milk is instead the most logical way to reduce radioactive strontium-90 buildup in the body, Dr. Bruce Larson wrote in a research article slated for publication in the Journal of Dairy Science.

He said that Americans need not be alarmed about the level of strontium-90 in any of their food and reported these findings on the relationship between strontium-90 and milk: -Persons getting calcium primarily from plant sources are building up more strontium-90 in their bones than those getting calcium from milk. -Drinking more milk could actually lower strontium-90 build-up in the body. -Increasing milk consumption could check strontium-90 build-up as effectively as removing strontium-90 from milk by a costly process. In the opera, "The Girl of the Golden West," by Puccini, the heroine plays a game of poker for the life of her lover. Honor Roll Announced For Philo, Duncan Falls Schools Announcement was made terday of the honor roll for the second six-weeks period of the Philo High School, Philo Elementary School and the Duncan Eleme: pry School.

The roll follows: Friends In The Hospital public service feature available to all hospitals in this area, Bethesda ADMITTED Rickey R. Long, McConnelsville. Barry G. Long, McConnelsville. Mrs.

Cleo M. Scoles, 407-H Indiana street. Jeffrey R. Caton, Roseville. Darlene Clark, Sonora Route 1.

Peggy E. Clark, road. Miss Patricia A. Kessler, Franklin street. Mrs.

Elsie Ann Derry, New Concord Route 1. Carl Raymond Marshon, Route Mrs. Dorothy Lee McCaslin, 656 Putnam avenue. Patricia Ann Smith, 1452 Putnam avenue, Mrs. Anna Belle Joseph, 970 Elm street.

TREATED DISMISSED Mrs. Janet Merew, South Zanesville Route Arthur Eppley, Roseville; John Leslie Kohl, Muskingum College. DISMISSED Mrs. Iris M. Andrews, R.N., 543 Richmond avenue; Leslie F.

Burfield, Glenford Route Mrs. Myrtle A. Harman, Philo; Dewey 0. Harris, Philo; Walter L. Mayle, 428 F.

Schultz drive; Mrs. Ada F. Messer, Cambridge, Mrs. Clara Millfelt, 639 Moxahala avenue; Clarence Mullen, 1252 West Main street; Mrs. Alice M.

Pitcavage, 938 Putnam avenue; Deborah I. Richard, Dresden Route Mrs. Marguerite Schnider, 427 Sheridan street; Barbara C. Tom, New Concord Route Larry G. Wallace, 30 Green street; Holbert Wilkinson, West Pike; Mrs.

Sadie Olive Krouskoupf, Route Edwin Brinson, 1108 Benavenue; John Edward Christopher, Caldwell; Wilbur Dunn, 454 Moxahala avenue. Royal Flush Hard To Get NEW YORK Your chance of drawing a royal flush at poker is one in 649,739. On four of a kind your odds drop to one in 4,164. On a flush the chance is one in 598, and on a straight one in 254, You can figure your chances of filling a straight or a flush by counting the number of cards that will fill it against the number of cards remaining in the deck. It's 47 to 8 on the first, 47 to 9 on the second.

You have four chances in 47 of drawing an inside straight. Philo High School Seventh Michael Childers, Thomas Coen, Richard Hock, Nancy Lucas, Paul Pryor, David Six, Shirley Wallace, Eighth Beverly Coen; Ronald Dickson, Howard Swingle, Darla Hock, Joan McHenry, Christine McCowan, Sherry, Pierce, Zoe Ann Baughman, Martha Finkel, Kenneth Monroe, George White. Freshman Cathy Frick, Jean Hansel, Jefferson Massey, Eugene Tice, Herman Worstall, Joyce Krier, Lucy Ramsey, Marsha Shilling. Sophomore Daniel Fouts, Sherry Garrett, Sue Daw, Zoe Coconis, Mary Mercer, Judy Seyerle, Joanne Swingle, Kay Tysinger. Junior Richard Allison, Kay Deitrick, Martha Drake, Waynette Fitz, Sydney Barringer, Williard Dodd, Gary Brugger, Jackie Harris, Ellen Hutcheson, Myron Martin, Mary McNally, Virginia Myers, Eric Ulrikson, Nan Watson.

Senior Sylvia Bishop, Margaret Dilley, Mary Drake, Barbara Elkington, James Staker, Bradley Wilson. Philo Elementary Third Grade Janet Busche, Sue Dearstine, Jerry Derwacter, Hilda Hatfield, Richard Fouts, Robert Hazen, Rebecca Kennel, Edward McCutcheon, Kristina Perry, Jerry Plants, Pamela Pletcher, Mathy Ribble, Timothy Shampel, Billy Thomas, Kathleen Wood. Fourth Grade Steward Bell, Kathy Crawford, Linda Ferguson, Alan Fitz, Darla Drake, Paul Mitchell, Tom Monroe, Cynthia Murray, William Pletcher, Linda Reed, Gary Stall, Mike Wallace, Dale Wilson, Edna Wood. Fifth Grade Cheryl Crawford, Thomas Dodson, Janet Estep, Gary Ferguson, Roxandra Fouts, Barbara Leis, Roy Lucas, Alan Mitchell, Kenneth Secrest, Martha Seyerle, Rondah Shook, Larry Tysinger, Edith Winland. Sixth Grade Doris Abele, William Adams, Karen Briggs, Pamela Browning, Gene Brugger, Thomas Cureton, Richard Englehart, Ina Frazier, Deborah Harris, David Harrop, Donnie Myers, Nellie Pitts, Margaret Pletcher, Carl Seyerle, Clarence Sines, Debbie Stockdale, Jimmy White, Mary Hultgren, Howard Wilson, Lorna Worstall.

Duncan Falls Elementary Third Grade Mark Baker, Robin Crumbaker, Rochelle Davis, Gail Dudley, Robert Fuller, James Hunter, Robert McPherson, Valli Mitchell, Patricia Montgomery, Steven Ryan, Karl Saunders, Daniel Ullman. Fourth Grade Anita Benincasa, David Coen, Thomas DickRandall Hock, Raymond (Lashley, Bruce Long, Ronald Mautz, Yvonne Starrett, Barbara Trout, Cheryl Tice, Ralph Waller, Donna Watson, Penny Wright. Fifth Grade Tommy Baughman, Cynthia Benincasa, Mark Crumbaker, Beverly Dietz, Ellen Fuller, David Hock, Jacquelin McDaniel, Alan Mustard, Becky McGowan, Judit McNally, Deborah Plants. Sixth Grade David Donahue, Kristina Fitz, William Frick, Larry Kirkbride, Michael McIntire, Linda McPherson, Connie Parmiter, Karla Sims, Susan Starrett, Kathryn Swingle, Kristin Ulrikson, Cheryl Williams, Teddy Wright. PREVUE OF U.S.

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST TO 7:00 P.M. EST 1 12 -10 -59 SEATTLES COLD BOSTON COLD EL NEW YORK DENVER WARMER SAN FRANCISCO KANSAS CITY? ANTA WORTH MILD HIGHEST TEMPERATURES MIAMI and CLOUD FORECAST 50 WEATHER FOTOCAST A SHOWERS SNOW 70 STORMS THUNDER ZZZA RAIN FREEZING RAIN OR SLEET Precipitation across the United States will be- velop over parts of the Southern Plateau while come a bit more extensive today, but will be snow or snow flurries fall over the Northern confined generally to the Western and South- Rockies and the Northern Appalachians. Gen- ern regions. Rain and showers for the North Pacific states, Plains region and the lower ley and vicinity. A few showers Tilt Seating Clears Space NORTH BERWICK, Me.

Space-saving seating for rooms in which both lecture and demonstration-practice facilities are needed in the same space is of(tered by a North-Berwick manufacturer. A detachable tablet arm, which tilts for easy access to roll-out seats, provides a broad, firm writing arm. A whole section of seats will close to clear the floor area in less time than it takes to stack 10 folding chairs. Had Long Spring CHICAGO One of most popular timepieces of the 1880's was a watch that had 59 pieces, including a 9 foot spring. The watch cost $4 and had to be wound 158 half turns in order to run 30 hours.

are in store erally fair skies the Southern slight warming Mississippi Val- the area East may also de- No Bridal Parties In Java Homes JAKARTA, Indonesia there are no prenuptial parties in Java -for the entire week before the wedding the bride-to-be concentrates on making herself spiritually and physically beautiful. During courtship, the Javanese boy tells his parents of his wish to marry a girl and the parents do the proposing, if they approve, and give the girl a ring and presents. On the wedding day, the bride is made up with yellow face powder and her hair is with incense smoke. The bridegroom's friends, but never his parents. are present at the ceremony.

There is no honeymoon. The new coum'e's first few of married life are spent with her parents, the next few with his. Save 76 will prevail elsewhere. A trend is indicated for most of of the Mississippi. (UPI Telephoto) Sun Heats Water At Cairo CAIRO, Egypt Solar heaters are going to cut costs by heating water for the 6,500 students at Cairo's Al-Azhar Theo(logical University.

The heaters, using the sun's energy and placed on the roofs of students' apartments will cost only about one fourth the price of the butane heaters that are standard in Egypt. Opens Supermarket HARTFORD, Conn. Some oil companies are worrying because food chains are opening service stations, but one Connecticut oil firm is reversing the trend by opering a supermarket, which will include a service station and a swimming pool. BUY BIG GALLON CLEANSER BLEACH OFF NYLON DACRON SPECIAL OFF LABELS AT YOUR GROCERS ROYAL BRAUNING'S COOKIES TOILET ARMS 1015 MONROE ST. OPEN 9 'TIL 9 BAG WAFFERS 16 ROLLS $100 SUPER MARKET 400 LB.

VANILLA 29 TISSUE PET MILK ROYAL JOWL BACON 6 Ibs. $100 4 LG. CANS JELLO ALL FLAVORS 5: BOX BEEF LIVER 4 Ibs. $100 LIMIT TRY THE NEW PEACH WATERMELON FREE SAMPLE OF NEW PET MILK CANDY FUDGE FRI. P.M.

SAT. BY PET MILK MAN AMER. 100 BOLOGNA 2 lb. CORN BEAUTY 10 cans piece $100 DRESSING 25 QT. KRAFT DELUXE MARGARINE lb.

WIENERS 24 lb. bag $100 1 PILLSBURY BISQUIK FREE LIMIT BOIL BEEF 4 lbs. $100 CHOCOLATE CANDY YUBAN JAR LARGE PORK CHOPS 5 LB. BASKET $299 COFFEE RIBS 39: LB CUTS MIXED Lb. INSTANT SPARE.