The Journal News from Hamilton, Ohio • Page 4

4 JMfMl-Newt, HamlMM, FrUty, Mirck 14, GOPWomen Meet Monday The Hamilton Women's Republican CluJ will meet Monday at 11:30 a.m. in the Community Room, second floor of the Elder Beernun Home Furnishings Building. The luncheon is being hek as an "appreciation day for Republican office The luncheon is covered dish Meat and beverages will be furnished by the club. Table service must be supplied Guests are welcome. Mrs.

Ann Powell is in charge at arrangements. HATI Presepte Awanl To Woman Who Cares By CURB WHEELER News SUM Writer MRS. KUTH SPECIAL CARPET CLEANING IN ANY ROOM OR DINING AREA RiGARDLESS OF SIZE LIVING ROOM DINING AREA AND HALL (Refardku Size) 9 19,95 MID WEST CARPET CLEANING 863-7054 Ptow Answered 24 Hours Dally larludinj 105 DAYS SAME AS CASH 6 MO. FREE LOCKER STORAGE Mrs. Wilma Kuth, W7 Milliltin received an "I Care" award from the Hamilton, Association of Trade and 'Industry (HATt) because she cares about lonely people.

"People should not lie' lonely at Christinas, especially older people," Mrs. Kuth said. Through her work at the Welfare Department she came in contact with lonely people Then, in 1961, she decided to do something about it. She solicited pur a wrapped aiu distributed gilts with help from various individuals. The projec lias grown over the last 10 years.

"Now the project is a com munity affair with man; organizations and individuals taking part," she continued. "Have you ever had $200 worth of fruit dumped in your basement?" she asked. "If so you would know it takes a lo of help from many." More than 150 fruit basket were wrapped last year. Gift were distributed to 186 persons She solicited anf distributed 00-coupons tor ifree chicken dinners. "For many of these' people it was their only chance dress a go out for CHrislma's," Mrs." Kuth She also tries to buy individual gifts for many of these onely people.

Her shopping list a long list at Christmas as does most of the shopping. "Merchants and organizations are so helpful and without their it wouldn't- be possible," she continued. Screening for the project is done through the Welfare a but not all recipients are on welfare. Others involved include the board of directors- of the Hamilton Women's Bowling Association, Altrusa Club Ot Hamilton, the junior department ot Grace United Methodist Church, Country GO Girls, U. S.

Plywood Champion Papers Amicilia Club, the Butler County. Welfare Department, the City Health a volunteers, merchants and many more. Nominations 'for "I Care" awards may be sent to HATI, 6 Court Hamilton. Mrs. Bieker Mary Bieker, diei at 10 at ''the hcmie of her daughter, Mrs, Julius Kollstedt', 506 Hoovcn with whom she made her home.

She was born in Newport, the daughter of Bernard and Mary Cook Beckman and had been a resident of Hanultor. since IMt. Mrs. Bieker attendee St. Joseph School.

She was the widow of Louis C. Bieker who died in 1966. Mrs Bieker was a member of St. Peter.in Cbiins'Catholic Church and was a member of the Altar Rosary Society i i art three Hereford Sale i f' Billed Saturday MiXord K. Kellott, Hamilton breeder, consigned one bull and nine to (he 28th annual spring ihow and sake of the Southwestern Ohio Foiled Hereford Association Saturday Preote County in Eaton, Many at the fairgrounds other breeders from southwestern Ohio and southeastern also have entered stock, Judging in eight cUswt ol the sale get underway It 110 with Ctrl Frajwrt, Ohlp, ia Birney, Hamn Lakes is in charge of 4H and FPA judging which at It John HnUipc, Cofuinbus.

wril start the auction at 12 noon All animals will sell with A i a Polled Hereford a Mrs Richard (Helen) Snyder, and Mrs. Julius (Alberta) Kollstedt, both of Hamilton and Mrs. Paul (Betty) Gardner Athens; two'sons, Louis Bieker and Richard J. Bieker, both of Hamilti three Miss Eleanor Beekman, Hamilton and Mrs Victor (Dorothy) Delten and Mrs. Frank (Alberta) Henry both of Richmond, and 2( a i She was preceded in death by one son Lt.

Adrain F. Bicker, who wa; killed in action in World War Services will be at 9:30 a.m Saturday- at Cahill and Sons Funeral Home. 229 Dayton St Mass of the Resurrection wil in Chains Burial wil be 5 Lb. LEAN 6R. BEEF PATTIES $925 3 derafis fliyor.

700 Bot completely satisfies, turn and your purchase will re. pUctd padu.ce for package. NO TTME LIMIT, WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS Meat Sold Weight Church at 10 Stephen Cemetery mends may call at the funera U.S.D.A, GRADED GUARANTEED TENDER wme from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday where the Rosary recited at 7:30 p.m. STEAK ROAST ORDER EXTRA LEAN Small Freezer Order Consists or: Steaks Ground Beef to p.m.

Service, If a.m. USE MASTER CHAISE IANK AHEtiCAII SNOrKRS CHAI6E SQ050 FUNERAL HOME Avg. Wt. to IM ibs. HOURS: Dally It lo 8 sit.

to 6 San. It lo CLOSED THURSDAY Association recommended FORT HAMILTON-HUGHES terms and guarantees Doug Banks of Hamilton is secretary of the event Postal Service Hearings Set a Walter Powell ot-Fairiield announced oday that public hearings will be held throughout April on the status, problems, progress and ichievements of the U.S. Postal Service. 'When the US Postal Service came into beinf last July, promised comprehensive postal reform," Powell said. "These public hearings offer an opportunity of i and xrganizations in the 24th District to comment on how well the Postal Service has lived up to this promise," he continued.

Any person or organization interested in submitting statement for the record, or being considered as a witness, is iaw'led to contact tile Subcommittee on Postal Service, 122 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515. Congressman Powell serves as a member of the Postal Service Sub-committee which will conduct the hearings. Sets Dividends (AP) Mansfield Tire and Rubber Co.

directors declared Thursday a quarterly 'dividend of 12A "cents per share'-payable April 20 to stockholders of record April 5. William Allen, 1148 Goodman, Roger Brook, 606 Franklin, Mn Jack Campbell, Box 3051, Mrs James Carroll, 157 Bamngton, Rose CauWld, Kt Cleveland; Mrs. John Cbcsher, S74 Clenway, Dale Conrad, 4011 Chappel, Mary Jo Craven, MM Ridgelawn. Mrs Walter "Davis, 4480 Wade-Mill; Sharon Epperson, 417 Anna George, 322 Sycamore Harrison, James Gibbins, 2130 Pater; Robert Glover, 133 a Sarah a i 1040 Webs(er, a Hopkins, 408 a i Mrs. Mark Huesing, 128 Han cock.

Jearl Licklilter, 1586 WeslElkton; Nora Madden, 1995 Dixie; Louis Sun nybieeze Rest Home; Merle i a 1090; Corwin; Johnny Mobtey, 305 a i a McKmnej, 1823 Stahlheber Mrs Conrad Molar, 10846 New Biddinger. Harrison'. Mrs. Dallas Mairi; -Kappas, 1852 PTA News City PTA Council The executive committee of the Hamilton City Council PTA meets Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the YWCA.

Mrs. John- Websler wil preside. Washington; Ronnie Reece, 2114 Viiedom; Mrs Kenneth Lloyd Smith, Mrs. Marshall Park, Urrison: Laura VioaY Wrst Nursing Waters, yenioti'Mri. Oral Winkler, 1250 Oakmoot.

NEICY 1 (dunkuls) 'Gary Arvin, 24 Eighth, Karl Brown, sor, Joyce Cathy Cox, 5M Broadway, Harrison, Mrs Bennie Frauer, 742 Fairview; Mrs. Douflis Garrison, 742 Dayton, Leonard Hargett, 1310 Hanover Mrs. J. Robert Hart, 11M Briar wood; Michael Hotkins, 12S Bert Ivey, See, Mrs Robert Townhouse. Mrs.

Frank MS Symmes: Lunsford. 407S Hamilton Trenton, a Martin, 1420 Tuley Mrs Timothy MilUfan, 2862 Pleasant, Garland Neace, 3M llth, Squire Pearson 1014 ffelliwr; Howard Rieck, MM Cottonwood, West Chester; Hortence Sail, 1144' Dennis; Office Singletary, 1208 Chestnut. frank Sotazzo, 295 Campbell; Mary Unger, I860 Wiltshire; Chan Winkler, 10 Wesleyan; Kelli Zwayer, ffiol Julie Marie, West Chester. Emer Gabbard, 226 Whilaker Ave. was dismissed from Christ Hospital Cincinnati, Monday, March 20.

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