The Sunday News and Tribune from Jefferson City, Missouri • Page 3

April 12.1959 THE SUNDAY NEWS AND TRIBUNE, JEFFERSON CTTT, MISSOURI Award to Dr. Duval For Washington Work Dr. Addison the newj director of ike Division of Mental Diseases, Friday was given the Distinguished Service Award of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Washington, D.C., by Secretary Arthur Flemming. This award, which is the highest granted by that department, was given "For contribution to the -administration- of St. Elizabeth's Hospital and for exceptional service in the field of mental health to the metroDolitanj of Award to Taos Low Auto Rates For Careful Drivers 25 tor Vi ywr litjvry 25-5OOOO $16.40 fmfttfty Dom.g* 5,000 5.00 750 3.50 CiifTffif 6-month dividend fnvmt Cost $21.02 CALL WRITE or SEE FRED VOGEL KU Yen Me" 5-3737 or 5-2727 206 Mount, Jtff City, Mo.

Rotarians to Hear J. Slaten Jenner of the Midwest Research Institute in Kansas City will address the Jefferson City Rotary Club at its noon luncheon meeting Monday at the Missouri Hotel. His topic will be "Significant Trends in Area Development," with particular reference to the economy of Missouri. Jenner is manager of the economics division of the Midwest Research Institute. specialty fields include transportation economics, cost analysis, area and industrial development and civil and industry defense planning.

He is a. graduate of Washington University and received his Master's degree in economic geography and economics of transportation from Harvard University in 1942. Rotary Speaker Car Theft Sentencing Scheduled April 20 Prosecuting Attorney James T. Rfley said Saturday two EvansviUe, youths who claim they stole 15 cars in 14 hours will be sentenced for car theft in Cole County Circuit Court April 20. Bobby Dale Williams, 22, and 18, waived a J.

Slaten Jeuner preliminary hearing last Monday and were bound over to the May term of court. RHey said they ed that the date be advanced so they could plead guilty. The two are charged with steal- ing a car from Hyla, C. Crocker here last Saturday. The Highway Patrol said the youths maintained they stole the 15 cars in a spreift through Indiana, Illinois and Missouri.

THE PARTY SHOP ATTENTION BRIDES! Wedding Invitation and Announcements Cake Tops and Decorations Napkins Coasters Nuts REEVES CANDY STORE Dial 5-3877 Homer Ferguson, left, district manager of Missouri Power Light presents $250 award to Louis Forck, chairman of the Taos Planned Progress Froftam. The award was presented Thursday in recoffnition of the town's progress dnrmy 1958. Taos second place winner in the firm's progress program. Silver Eiken, center, is secretary of the Taos council. Smugging is not fflegal in Andorra, the tiny country 'in -the! Pyrenees Mountains -e e.n France and Spain.

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36th St, Chicago 32. Progress Award Of $250 to Taos Taos received a $250 Planned Progress award Thursday :night.i It was" a second place award presented rby the Missouri Power Light s'ponsor of the progress program. Louis Forck, chairman of the Taos Planned Progress Council, received the award money a said it would be used toward this year's pfoj ects: Improvements to the Community park, additional street lights, road improvements, and a general clean-up and paint- up campaign. Silver Eiken, council secretary, said projects which led to the cown's progress last year include the development of the community park, and a ball diamond, activities of the Wolf Club, improvement of the telephone system and the acquisition of a. lake site near Taos to be turned into a town recreational area.

The award was presented by Homer Ferguson, district manager of MPL, and Robert Renard, the firm's fied representative. Ferguson urged the group to project its planning and thinking four or five years into the future, thereby making it possible to accomplish improvements that at first might not seem possible. It was the second award in three years presented to Taos, During the council meeting at St. Francis School, Charles Zeilman, chairman of the Wolf Club, talked on the histor yof Taos and the possibility of erecting a shrine in honor of the town founder, Father Helias. Other committee chairmen who gave reports were Robert Adrian, community park committee; Carl Lootens, telephone committee, Fred Henke, manager of adult baseball teams; and Mrs.

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