Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • Page 16

WORK ON DAKOTA'S sewage treatment plant began this week despite the cold weather. Erection of the steel structure, which will measure 32 feet in diameter and 15 feet in depth, Erectors, handling the construction, Additional time will be needed to apply the special will take about three weeks, according to the a foreman of the Milwaukee, firm, Riggers epoxy paint. The plant, part of the village's $236,000 sewer project, is being built on a halfacre tract just southeast of the Photo. 4-H, FFA Group Activities Hot-Shots Hot-Shots 4-H Club of Milledgeville will have a swimming party Saturday with those attending to meet at the school at 6:30 p.m. Erin Greenhornets The monthly meeting of Erin Greenhornets will be Monday night at 7 in the home of Danny and Kelly Kleckler.

Charmaine Shippy will present a demonstration and talks will be given by Patty Calhoun and Tammy Martin. Wayne Kurth and Dennis Rees will present specials. Defoliation Is Planned For DMZ SEOUL (AP) South Korea plans to defoliate a large part of its half of the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea so sentries will have a better chance of spotting North Korean infiltrators, military sources said today. The sources said the Korean Defense Ministry asked the United Nations Command for gallons of defoliation chemicals similar to those used by U.S. forces in Vietnam.

They said the chemicals will be sprayed mainly along the fence barrier now under construction as an early warning system just below the buffer zone. ENDS TONITE FREEPORT HOPPER MOREA NEEL MAHONEY Open "Glory 7 p.m.• Stompers" Start 8 7:30 THE GLORY p.m. COMING SOON STOMPERS Dean "Ambushers" COLORSCOPE PATHE Martin Total For Ogle Is $8,901 OREGON -The 1967 CROP results for Ogle County totaled $8,901.65 at the close of the year, according to Robert Haijenga of Polo, chairman. Considering the wet conditions and late harvest this year, Haijenga said the amount of corn and cash offered compared favorably to those of 1966 and 1967 when $9,171 and $8,762 were netted respectively. Haijenga pointed out that 6,193 bushels of corn were given in 1967 compared with 4,469 for 1966.

That year the cash value of corn was about $1.15 a bushel. Forreston Township led the county with 2,480 bushels of corn donated while Polo Township was second with 1,628 bushels. Crash Victims' Deaths Ruled 'Accidental' A coroner's jury ruled Wednesday that William Parriott, 36, Orangeville, LeRoy E. Homan, 21, and his father Russell Homan, both of rural Dakota, met their deaths accidentally in a fiery crash Dec. 28 at Illinois 26 and Richmond Road.

Coroner Gene Burke nounced the inquest findings today. Burke said the jury ruled that death came instantly to the three men in the head-on collision of the car driven by the younger Homan and the pickup truck driven by Parriott. Area Hospitals Patients Frank Kaufman, Milledgeville, underwent eye surgery in Community General Hospital, Sterling, on Monday. He is in room 154. Bank Officers Are Re-Elected At Scales Mound SCALES MOUND--At the recent annual meeting of the stockholders of the State Bank of Scales Mound, all officers and directors were re-elected.

The board consists of William Travis, president; Elmer Fadden, vice president; and members Willis Stadel, Eldon Opie and Ida Travis. In the annual report of the bank for Dec. 30, 1967, the sets were approximately million with reserves nearing the quarter of a million mark. STARTS FRIDAY MAT. SUN.

2 P.M. ELIZABETH TAYLOR MARLON BRANDO IN THE JOHN HUSTON-RAY STARK PRODUCTION REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE leave the children home. SUGGESTED FOR MATURE AUDIENCES BRIANKEITH: JULIE HARRIS Technicolor Panavision Open 6:30 Start 7 P.M. Feat. 7:20 9:30 Deaths Mrs.

Orville Fox LANARK Mrs. Orville (Edna) Fox died Wednesday afternoon in Eveningside Nursing Home, Morrison, where she had been a resident for eight years. Mrs. Fox was born April 8, 1890, in Woodland Township near Mount Carroll, the daughter of William and Mary (Adams) Johnson. She was married to Orville Fox on May 15, 1913.

The couple owned and operated a grocery store in Lanark for about 26 years. Mr. Fox died in December of 1948. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Randall (Helen) Tenley, Prophetstown; two grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and a brother, Elmer Johnson, and a sister, Mrs.

Louis (Zella) Cheeseman, both of Lanark. Funeral service will be Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Frank Funeral Home, Lanark. The Rev. lA.

Dean Lundstrom, pastor of ithe Congregational Church at Prophetstown, of which Mrs. Fox was a member, will officiate. Burial will be in Lanark Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 tonight. Group Seeks Legalized Bingo CHARLESTON, W.Va.

(AP) Members of the state legislature have received mailed requests to legalize bingo as West Virginia's sole gambling concession for nonprofit organizations. The letters are signed by Walter Caldwell of Fayetteville, who says he represents a group called the West Virginia Committee for Legal Bingo. Set Record Budget STOCKHOLM (AP) A record budget with. new tax boosts was introduced at the opening Sweden's of inflation-plagued Parliament today. Expenditures total 38.5 billion crowns, compared with last year's record 36 billion.

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LOUIS, Ill. A stubborn, grease-fed fire destroyed the main building of the Swift Co. packing plant in East St. Louis Wednesday night and early today and damaged portions rest of the plant. No injuries were reported among to 60 maintenance and cleanup personnel on hand when the blaze erupted shortly after 9 p.m.

H. D. Ripley, plant manager, declined to make an immediate damage estimate, but he said it would be substantial. Pending a more complete inspection er today, Ripley also hesitated to estimate how long the plant operations might be curtailed by the fire. Employes number 1,000.

Cause of the fire was undetermined. The plant, a complex of six large buildings, is located in the National Stockyards. The main building -a 200 by 400 foot brick structure-was termed a complete loss. Two walls and portions of a third wall collapsed during the intense blaze. The flames spread to other nearby buildings, and firemen fought throughout the night to contain the fire.

Among the contents destroyed in the main building, which housed the canning operation, were 1,000 to 1,500 dressed beef carcasses. Also occupying the structure were the plant machine shop, boiler room and meat coolers. STATE TEMPERATURES Moline, clear 15 3 Peoria, clear 20 9 Springfield, clear 16 8 Rockford, cloudy 25 10 Quincy, clear 19 7 Vandalia, clear 23 00 Belleville, clear 25 8 Chic. G. cloudy 27 20 Chic.

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Set Reg. $44.95 $34.95 New Chairmen Named At Freeport Memorial New chairmen were named, Wednesday afternoon at the meeting of the Women's Board of Freeport Memorial Hospital. They are: Mrs. Ralph Fischer, sewing; Mrs. Gertrude Divan, donations; Mrs.

Fred Engelhardt, memorial fund; Mrs, Harry Buss, scrapbook and Daily Talks; Mrs. Paul Seitz and Mrs. Harold Schneiderman, telephone; Mrs. Bert P. Snow Robert Bast, publiclity; Mrs.

"Paul Bolender and Mrs. Clarence Klipping, Carl Moellenberndt and Mrs. Herbert Radloff, receptions; Mrs. Wayne Beddow, legislative. Also: Mrs.

Ben Rush and Mrs. Frank Fenton, expectant parents classes; Mrs. Elmer Schirmer, Mrs. Ernest Holland and Mrs. Ben Rush, public relations; Mrs.

Ernest Holland, tour for students; Mrs. Charles Miller; and Mrs. Mrs. Radloff Cchirmer, Mrs. tray favors; Divan, and auditing; Mrs.

Fenton and Mrs. Walter Alexander, elections. Reports Patients Mrs. Olga Pfautz, director of nursing service, reported there were 229 patients and 18 babies in the hospital. Miss Verda Mitchell, director of education at the hospital, told the group that the pre-entrance test was given, and of 18 students taking the test, 13 have been accepted.

Miss Mitchell announced there will be another Adopt Record CHICAGO (AP) The Board of Education adopted a record budget of $478,055,540 for 1968 during its meeting Wednesday. Approval came on a vote of 10 to 0 with almost no discussion. Debate was limited primarily because the budget was discussed during a protest against busing of pupils. CONSOLIDATION LOANS LOCAL DAN Co. da.

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$39.95 $24.95 pre-entrance test given Feb. 3. Mrs. Ralph Fischer told the the group that 267 ladies 462 sewed arti- at hospital and made cles, 13,014 surgical dressings, folded 47 papers and Daily the Talks for two months' use. It was reported that the coffee service donated coffee for the 30 Christmas party at the hospital.

Mrs. Bertha Wagner made white aprons for the hospital kitchen help. Donate Money Five different groups and organizations donated money toward the purchase of Daily Talks during the month of December. Second Presbyterian Church ladies have offered to make tray favors for Valentine's Day. The group, was advised that there a big need for Pink Ladies to help at the hospital.

The Hospital Guild sewed 31 diapers and folded 189 pads, the group was told. Mrs. Alexander, president, read a report on volunteers from the Illinois Hospital Auxi- Freeport Journal Standard Pg. 16 Jan. 11, 1968 Capital ASSOCIATED PRESS The Federal Housing Administration says that under a new policy families displaced by government action or a major disaster will be given first chance to buy homes owned by the agency.

The nation's 1967-68 season production of citrus fruit will be 30 per cent below last year's record crop, the Agriculture Department reports. SYMBOL QUALITY RENT A TRUCK For Special Hauling Jobs Rent A Cougar For Driving Pleasure MYERS U-DRIVE, INC. 11 East Douglas Street Phone 232-6167 Orangeville Group Formed For Senior Citizens Housing ORANGEVILLE-Harry Bowers of Orangeville has been elected temporary chairman of a group interested in providing housing for senior citizens in the Orangeville area. The following committees Area Briefs No Meeting CHADWICK Mrs. Richard Strauch, president of Chadwick American Legion Auxiliary, has announced that the auxiliary will, not meet in January.

Friendship Club MOUNT MORRIS Morris Friendship Club will meet twice in January, on the 17 and 31, with the latter date being a share-a-dish dinner. Miss Molly Herman, who spent the past summer in Turkey, will present the program. Study Pesticides Jerry Herrmann and Walker, both from the Stephenson Service were two of about 100 representatives from nearly 60 FS services attending a pesticide study Wednesday and Thursday at Moline. University, state agency and chemical company speakers reviewed and previewed weed and insect controls. ENDS were appointed at the meeting in Methodist Church here: Legal affairs Arlen Meyers and Robert Blankenhorn; site selection and construction Gerald Abrahams, Stewart Freese, Neal Hildebrand and Vincent McGinnis; the and Rev.

survey of Howard Glenn Pinnow, Chester Wallman, Emil Lenz, Everett Mills and Floyd Dietmeier. Survey forms are now being circulated to determine the number of persons eligible and those interested in this is type of housing in the Orangeville area, Farmers Home Administration offers a 50-year loan, bearing three per cent interest, and an application will be made if enough interest is shown, Bowers said. The corporation would be a nonprofit organiza-1 tion. Reports will be given at the next meeting of the group at 8 p.m. Jan.

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