Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 10

PAGE A40 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH Driver in Carrollton Hospital CARROLLTON Kenneth In- gersoti, of Jerseyville is receiving treatment in Boyd Memorial Hospital for injuries received when the Cities Service gasoline truck he was driving Went out of control and over turned on Alternate Route 67 near the Fred Kirbach farm north of Carrollton. GENEVA A Swiss firm will team with a Japanese turbine building company. HVVY 6(S 111 TR.6-9636 ttf-CAR HEATERS ONLY! Troy JL Connie Donahue Stevens PALM SPRING fc WEEKEND; TECHNICOLOR 2ND HIT Tab Natalie HUNTER WOOD BURNING HILLS Jtgprfila 3RD mi! Action! Thrills! 'ATLAS' Wide Screen FRIDAY Through SUNDAY Matinee Sat. and Sun. iROSSHtMR-MWINmrnrafciH DORIS DflV JflMES ARLEKE FRANCIS Friday at 8:40 P.M.

KATHIEEN DRAKE 1 STONE-SKIP NOMEIER WVBNVAL M9TWMI Friday at 7:14 P.M. Short Subjects 7 P.M. Extra Added Attraction Saturday and Sunday At 1:15 P.M.'Only HERE'S A BIG TREAT FOR OLD AND WITH ACTION AND EXCITEMENT! i sJf K.GOROONMUmr PttlMI ROXANA, ILL. Ph. 254-7271 or 254-6613 Sat.

Cont. from 7 P.M. Sun. Continuous from 1 P.M. Jean Seberg, Stanley Baker AdUison Powell "In the French Style" 9:07 Sun.

1:33 5:25 9:01 Don Murray, Christine Kaufmunn, Karl Schell "Escape from East Berlin" 7:28 Sun. SELECTED SHORTS more MONEY up to i.for major expenses furniture and with monthly payments you can afford at Public Finance Company LOANS UP T0 seasonal needs! Your loan, large or small, Is carefully and privately arranged. or You can depend yffua '1 NANCE Ml Belle, AJton, 460-0666 9 Wood River. W. Itlver 804-4887 90 Bflifjcate, Alton 864-3801 Accident Verdicts in Greene County Deaths CARROLLTON William H.

Wolfe of Roodhouse, county coroner, conducted inquests Tuesday evening at the Mehl Funeral Home into the deaths of Mrs. Daisy Boirun, Harold (Pete) Rhoads and Schuyler Early. The verdict was accidental death in all three cases. Mrs. Boirun died Dec.

14, 1963, in Boyd Memorial Hospi- al about two weeks after she was in a car accident on Sixth Street in Carrollton. Rhoads died instantly in a car accident in White Hall, Jan. 10, and Early died instantly Jan. 16 in a car accident on Alternate Route 67 south of Carrollton. DAR ES SALAAM Tanganyika will have a national insurance firm.

Two Junk Cars Burn At Carrolllon CARROLLTON Men of th fighting squad of Carrollton Fire Protection District made two runs Tuesday afternoon. They were called early in the afternoon to the Simpson junk yard where two junk car caught fire and burned as they were being salvaged. The second call was to a gras fire on Third Street across from the Carrollton High School. damage resulted. ICIVIC MEMORIAL! 1 lAIRPORT RESTAURANT gl SPECIAL! EVERY FRIDAYI 4 S1 Fresh River CATFISH SI 00 I I -1 Includes French Fries, Salad, Rolls and Butter 1 'TIL NINE: NOTICE! WE WILL OPEN FEB.

17th TO SERVE EXCELLENT FOOD Logan's Morning Star Dairy, Inc. 3000 NORTH HUMBERT ILL. TONITE LAST TIMES! Frank Sinatra Dean Martin "4 FOR TEXAS" Shown 7:00 9:05 OPEN 6:45 STARTS FRIDAY! 0pe eS May "ALL WALT DISNEY PROGRAM" THE PROFESSOR'S APPRENTICE TURNS THE TOWN TOPSY-TURVY IN THE GREATEST UNSCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENT SINCE FLUBBER. WALT -nw TOMMY KIRK -ANNETTE IBN AMES-SiwRr saw PLUS DISNEY FEATURETTE WALT DISNEY'S arizona sheepdog Narrated by REX ALLEN Disney Productloni EXTRA: Donald Duck Cartoon "Light House Keeping" Friday Sat. Sun.

OPEN FIUDAY 6:45 2 Giant Hits Together! NEVER SUCH A TENDER LOVESTORYI JOHN MAUREEN WAYNE O'HARfl PATRICK WAYNE STEFANIE POWERS YVONNE DE CARLO PAMYISIOM PLUS 2ND HIT Shown 8:30 tne MISidS? The Fubled Story The World Could Never Forget Murk DAMON At Joyce TAYLOK 7:16 TONITK Last Times "Misadven. turei of Merlin Jones" Ol'KN 0:30 Starts Friday DoriB PAY JIIIIKJS Gurner "Move Over Darling" 5 Admitted To Hospital At Carrollton CARROLLTON-Five patients were admitted to Boyd Memorial Hospital Tuesday and Wed nesday and four were dls missed in the same period of time. Arthur Raymond Schofield of Eldred was admitted Tuesday as a medical patient and Terry Walters of Eldred was admitted for surgery on the same day. Admitted Wednesday as medical patients were Mrs. Crystal White of White Hall, Ebert Ferguson of Greenfield, and Kenneth Ingersoll of Jerseyville.

Dismissed Tuesday were Rich ard Baumgartner of Car- Carrollton FFA Banquet Feb. 20 CARROLLTON R. H. Clanahan of Carrollton, former Greene County Farm Adviser, will speak at the annual parent-son banquet of the Future Farmers of America Chapter of Carrollton at the High School Thursday evening, Feb. 20, in the school cafeteria.

The banquet will mark National FFA Week, Feb. 15-22. Mis Deanna Zahrli, head Of the school vocal music department, plans a music program. The banquet will be served by the girls of the Home Economics Department of the school under the direction of Mrs. John Griswold, home economics instruc- rollton, and Mrs.

Anna Mae Moss of Elidred. Dismissed Wednesday were Mrs. Margaret Crane of Carrollton, and John Bridgewater of Eldred. tor. Awards in production areas of vocational agriculture students will be presented.

The local FFA Chapter has 46 members and the officers are Wesley Martin, president; Dale Gettings, vice president; Darrell Whitlock, secretary; James Stuart, treasurer; Richard Meseke, reporter; and Larry Angle, sentinel. The National Future Farmer organization has 395,812 members. There are 8,372 local chap ters in the 50 states and Puerto Rico. Membership in Illinois approximates 17,000. The week of Washington's Birthday was chosen as National FFA Week not because he was the first president but for his forward look in farming, he being one of the first in the nation to practice contour planting, crop rotations, fertilization and other soil conservation and improvement methods.

Arthur L. Eicken is the head of the vocational agriculture department in the local school and is sponsor of the FFA club. Carrollton Girl Scout Troop Meets CARROLLTON Valentine place mats and nut cups for use at the Tower View Nursing Home were made by the members of Girl Scout Troop 18 Tuesday evening at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Everett Mehl and Mrs.

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