Sioux City Journal from Sioux City, Iowa • 10

ment earlier this fall. All three Senator Ilruska Sets Following this tour he will at-of the Northeast Nebra'; tHmnini Hinnrr fnriShrine Club in Norfolk Sunday a A 10 The Sioux City Sunday Journal, Dec. 5, 1965 are meat inspectors. State Sprakinsr Tour Both Mr. Mclntyre and Mr.

Honor 3 on Retirement Lestel have been USDA em OMAHA Sen. Roman Sen. Jack Miller, in Des Moines, Friday night and then return to Washington. evening. He will visit Columbus and Fremont Monday, Scottsbluff and Alliance Tuesday; Ogallala, ployes for almost 38 years.

Mr. Hruska, back in Nebraska for the congressional holiday Sen. Hruska will speak at the Lestel first was employed Jan. 14, 1928, and came to Sioux City from Huron, S. May 2, 1932.

has announced plans for a bor dedication of the new Syracuse-Kearney and Hastings Wednest Dunbar High School at Syracuse day and be back in Omaha Sunday afternoon and be a guest! Thursday. der-to-border tour of Nebras Mr. Mclntyre first was employ fc A 1 i it--iff ka during the coming week, ed Feb. 6, 1928, and has been employed in Sioux City the entire period. 33 If fciilttiftrrtti ilWfflttiilrtlWflnir 'rtrWTjiiiilffliliiWIIiiiWii Twenty-year service awards were given to three other meat inspectors.

They are Raymond M. McAleer, 100 14th Charlie Jones, 3317 Transit and Stanley F. Yakubow- sky, 2414 Myrtle St. DcMolay District 2 Elects U-rleat Only 1 4 elected officers of DeMolay Newly Photo by Johnson, staff DhotoaroDher Three retiring meat inspectors of the United States Department of Agriculture in Sioux City are pictured with 6th District Rep. Stanley L.

Greigg (left), who spoke at a retirement party Saturday night. The three USDA employes are (from left) Charles Wilton, Lestel Bradley, and Lloyd L. Mclntyre. i District 2, chosen at a conclave in Sioux Doug Strohbecn, Jamison Chapter, scribe; and D. L.

Rasmussen, Cedar Rapids, DeMolay Foundation. More than 125 boys from five northwest Iowa chapters attended the meeting. Master councilor is Bill Eckard of Carroll, where the spring conclave will be held. Borrowing Costs May Rise Soon WASHINGTON If! The Washington Post said Saturday night the Federal Reserve Board plans to announce Sunday night an increase in the discount rate an act that would boost the cost of borrowing money throughout the whole economy. A Federal Reserve Board spokesman declined comment on the report.

tlcep'hctii City Saturday, are pictured with their sweetheart, Janna Nelson of Denison, Iowa. From left, officers are Chuck Corbett, Jamison Chapter, outgoing master; Don Collison of Onawa, senior councilor; Jim Jacobson, Sioux City, junior councilor; ucw i Three employes of the meat tnnssagcr- 9.05 inspection division, the United States Department of Agricul gives lioat and manage for quick, TILWOIEMtY relief of minor pains often assoeiated willi: VA CARAT DIAMOND ture, in Sioux City, were hon fiers connected to the basic ored at a retirement party Sat transmitter now being used. urday evening at the Norman Weather Report arthritis sinusitis headaches dy. They are Lloyd L. Mclntyre ESTATE DIAMOND I -ONLY KTIV, operating under a different moving system, did not find it necessary to go off the ONAWA MAN HURT neuralgia il017 S.

Martha Lestel Bradley, 2211 Jennings and to partly cloudy, continued mild today, and through Monday. air. The station's new trans rheumatism backache bursil's muicular spasm tension lumbago traumatic pain muscular discomfort due to tension Charles Wilton, 2521 S. Alice 1.26 CT. GEM of GOOD COLOR and BRILLIANCE Greenberg Jewelry Morning low 25 to 30.

High to mitter already was installed at the tall tower, and the station St. Mr. Mclntyre and Mr. Brad muicdar and pains due to over-exertion or fatigue muscular strains tired feet used an auxiliary transmitter ley will retire Dec. 30.

Mr. Wilton took a disability retire- FOT'BTH ST. all week, with it, too, operating at the new tower. Alvin H. Smith, chief engineer for KTIV, said the sta IN CRASH; 'FAIR' Raymond B.

Wilkins, 53, Ona-wa, Iowa, was listed in "fair" condition Saturday night at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Sioux City after suffering injuries in a one-car accident at the Salix overpass interchange on Interstate 29 early Saturday morning. Wilkins, a salesman for International Sugar Beet Feed Co. of Minneapolis, apparently lost control of the car Stereo News tion could broadcast farther on the new tower with reduced TEMPERATURES (By U. S.

Weather Bureou) 8 a. m. 27 5 p. m. 44 9 a.

m. 29 6 p. m. 41 10 a. m.

32 7 p. m. 37 11 a. m. 38 8 p.

m. 36 12 Noon 45 9 p. m. 40 1 p. m.

50 10 p. m. 38 2 p. m. 50 11 p.

m. 40 3 p. m. 51 12 Mid. 39 4 p.

m. 47 1 a. m. 38 Estimated. Maximum temperature from midnight to midnight, 51; minimum, 23; average, 37; normal average, 28; departure, plus 9.

Sunrise, sunset, 4:53. Forecasts Sioux City and vicinity: Fair power, than on the old tower from with full power, so that cover age actually was better. The station will keep the New Pollenex Deep Heat Massager provides infra-red heat plus massage through effective 4-way action. Just turn the dial for: I massage only 2. heat plus massage 3.

high-heat only 4. low heat only plus special "off" switch. No need to unplug unit when not in use. 115 volt A.C.; shipping weight: size: dial diameter height length of unit, Ivory with stainless steel trim. Easily carried, can be plugged into any A.C.

outlet. Housewares, Fifth Floor Merlin's; Third Floor Davidson's standby transmitter permanent he was driving and it over ly, so that in case of failure of the main transmitter, the sta turned. He was alone in the automobile. He was taken to the hospital by Sioux Ambulance Service, tion could resume broadcast in "a minute or two." day near 50. Iowa: Generally fair, continued unseasonably warm through Monday.

Lows Sunday 30s. Highs Sunday near 50 northeast to 50s southwest. Nebraska: Mostly fair through Monday. Slightly cooler most of state Sunday, little warmer east Monday. Lows Sunday upper 20s to low 30s.

Highs Sunday 55 to 60. South Dakota: Mostly fair Sunday night, little colder Sunday. Monday, partly cloudy, mild. Lows Sunday 22 to 32. Highs Sunday 38 to 45 east, 45 to 58 west.

Minnesota: Fair to partly cloudy through Monday. Locally colder north Sunday, most of state Sunday night; mild temperatures Monday. Lows Sunday 28 to 35. Highs Sunday 20s northeast, 30 to 42 elsewhere. Precipitation Precipitation, normal, accumulated total for month, accumulated normal for month, departure, minus accumulated total for year to date, 27.95; accumulated normal for rt rlafo 9411' rlpnnrflirp battery-powered The stations have agreed to begin transmission from the m.

new tower simultaneously, but must complete final mechanical Shop Every Day 'til Christmas adjustments first. They predict transmission 0..., will begin in the near future. a.m. to p.m. however, possibly Monday or Tuesday.

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