The Sandusky Register from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 2

PAGE i SANDUSKY REGISTER NOV. 5, im Eagles Conference Hosts The Vacationland Aerie of local clubhouse Nov. 13 and 14. Eagles will host the fall north- The zone is comprised of western zone conference at seven districts, which includes 49 Aerk's. David D.

Billings, grand ROBERT H. MAXSON FRIDAY NIGHTS flSH-SHRIMP-SEA FOOD Wed. Evening Special 85r CHICKEN ft SAT. NIGHT SPECIAL TURKEY or CI OC SWISS STEAK "1.43 Weekday Dinners Served Till 12 800 CLUB 1002 Jefferson St. DAVID D.

BILLINGS NOWf PIZZA NEL'S CAFE 320 Mrf -s St. IAT HERE or CARRY OUT Phone 625-0210 now playing Lamont Erney Duo leunqe RLSTAURANT Cleveland Rd. East of the Causeway at Remington worthy vice-president of tthe Eagles from Brigham City, Utah, and Robert H. Maxson, grand worthy secretary from Akron, will be guest speakers. Billings, active in all levels of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, served two terma as a member of bhe Board of Grand Trustees; pas-t grand worthy conductor; past president and secretary of the Utah State Aerie; Utah State membership director (six years); and worthy president of Brigham City Aerie (twice).

Maxson has served as worthy president of the Akron Aerie; chairman of the 11th Ohio District; secretary of Akron Aerie (12 years); state trustee of. the Ohio State Aerie; and state president. He has served for many years on the Ohio State Boys Village and Scholarship Committee and represents the Eagles on the Executive Board of the Ohio Mental Health Association. He was twice national chairman of the Grand Aerie "Jobs After 40" committee and attended the "White House Conference on Aging" in 1961'. Active in civic and community activities in Akron, Maxson is chairman of the Income Tax Board of Review of Akron and is a member of the Executive Committee of the National Organizations Committee for U.S.

Savings Bonds of the U.S. Treasury Department. State, zone and local Aerie officers will also be present. Klein is expecting approximately 500 members to attend the two-day event. A parade will be held Sunday afternoon, weather permitting, and will begin on North Camp Street at noon.

Don McNeal, instructor of the Sandusky Eaglettes, will be in charge of the parade. 1 BEFORE AND Steel Company, Sandusky, has almost completed installation of an air pollution control system. The picture on the left shows a furnace, not yet connected to the filter system. It emits a heavy smoke, full of iron oxide, a red dust. In the picture on the right, one melting furnace is already operating through the new system, which conveys the smoke directly from the furnace to the filter unit outside, where the iron oxide il removed.

(Register Eckler) FARRELL-CHEEK INSTALLS $100,000 DEVICE No More East End Dust Blanket BY RITA TESSMANN REGISTER STAFF WRITER Red dust will no longer blanket Sandusky's east end Farrell-Oheek Steel Company is installing a $100,000 air pollution control system to end the problem. THE IRON OXIDE FALLOUT, which has plagued that end of the city, was emitted from the company's three electric melting furnaces, 11 GOTTA LUCKY generating a lot of smoke and fume. There is no city ordinance to enforce such pollution control, 'so Farrell-bheek's contribution toward clearing the city's air, is being done without any legal pressure. They can expect no dollars and cemts profit from their investment, an official said. INSTALLATION of the new furnace fume control system is now 95 percent complete, according to Gene Stuckey, executive vice-president of Farrell-Cbeek.

One of the company's three furnaces is already operating through the fume control system and the other two will be connected to it within a month, said Don Doty, director of capital improvements. Red smog no longer comes from the furnace already 1962 PENNY WITH COUPON GETS YOU A MCDONALD'S HAMBURGER TWO DAYS ONLY Saturday and Sunday, November 6th and 7th Lucky you fake your 1962 Penny and coupon to McDonald's good for one Pure Beef Hamburger served hot off the grill on toasted bun best hamburger in all the land. One to the customer come In any time. MILLIE'S Candlelight RESTAURANT 1715 Cleveland Rd. Across from Herman's Furniture CALL 626-0950 For Carry Out Orders Complete menu of LUNCHES DINNERS PIZZA BEER ft WINE Open Daily 10 to 2 ft until Now for Your Dancing Pleasure The Bill Carl Trio FRI.

SAT. NITES Alio Catering To PRIVATE BANQUETS 626-5076 VOGUE LOUNGE 1812 CLEVELAND RD. connected. The efficiency of the fume control system is in excess of 99 percent, Doty said. CITY MANAGER STUART GOSSER, who has been working with his Air Pollution Abatement Committee for about eight years to improve the situation, was pleased.

"I am very happy to acknowledge the progress they have made," Gosser said, referring to Farrell- Cheek. "They have been working on this a long time." Noting the cost of the installation, Gosser pointed out, "It's the type of investment that makes no returns to the company except in will." GILBERT CHEETHAM, chairman of the Air Pollution Abatement Committee, was also encouraged by the company's progress. Though his committee hasn't met for about three years, he said he has been working on the problem alone and has been in contact with Farrell- Cheek. "They've given me wonderful cooperation since this new company took over," Cheetham said. According to a Batell Institute survey, made about five years ago, 1,080 pounds of iron oxide was being emitted by the furnaces every 24 hours, Cheetham said.

It damages windows and paint on cars, he staid. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Sanitarian James Spencer previously ruled' that the Farrell-Cheek dust constitutes no menace to health. It was mainly a nuisance problem, said Cheetham, who lives at 1219 Second St. But he pointed out more recent reports on lung disease, apparently caused by air pollution in other cities. Farrell-Cheek Steel Company has been in operation since 1910.

The furnaces emitted their fumes directly into the building where the men worked and it floated out through the roof and open windows. THE NEW ELECTRIC melting furnace fume control system uses the direct shell evacuation method, which means it will remove fume emissions from within the furnace proper and convey them to a filter device located outside the building, Doty explained. The filter device captures the solids from the fumes, Doty siaid. These solids are mainly iron oxide. Holy Hour Scheduled From 9 To 10 Tonight THE NWTE look for the golden McDonald's YOUR TEEN HOST FROM COAST TO COAST SAT.

NITI THE JAGUARS OPEN P.M. to 12 P.M. Adm. $1.00 Rugglet Beech Sandusky Council No. 546, Knights of Columbus and members of their families will conduct the second Holy Hour of the year tonight at Holy Angels Church from 9 to 10 p.m.

The Knights of Columbus members are holding a Holy Hour on the first Friday of each month, October through June, for world peace. Last month, the Intention was for the success of Pope Paul's visit to the United Nations. This month the intention will be for the American servicemen who have been killed in Viet Nam. The Holy Hour is under the direction and supervision of the council chaplain, the Rev. Donald Kurth.

Father Kurth will be assisted at Holy Angels church by the parish pastor, Monsignor William Armitage and assistant pastor Father Herbert Willman. KAMAN'S CARRY OUT 912 Perry St. FREE HOME DELIVERY Coll 625-0419 or 625-0210 lHickeif.6 Sat Music by Terry, Dee Larry Dancing Every SAT. NITE 10 to 2 Rt. Hayes Ave.

Bring The Family Out This Sunday for one of our, Delicious ROAST CHICKEN or SWISS STEAK DINNERS LUNCHEON SPECIALS Every Day Cedar Villa RESTAURANT 1918 CLEVELAND RD. CLOSED EVERY MON. Open Tues. As Usual Jury Considers Doctors' Case FREMONT damage suit, filed as the result of a collision between two doctors' sailboats, is being tried before a 12- member jury in Sandusky County Common Pleas Court. Dr.

John F. Grant, Sandusky physician, filed the suit against Dr. Leon H. Moore, Fremont, for $18,662.50 in damages. The suit stems from a collision during a sailboat race in Lake Erie two years ago.

CORPORATION ltM CUVELANP ROAD Fri, Sat COME TO THE Erie Inn's Rathskeller Nires featuring The Travelers from Vermilion 10 P.M. to 2 A.M. 233 Jackson Saadviky enjoy the comfortable atmosphere of the Hclidaif JfhH icuwje Featuring Wendell Jones on the Vibes Friday and Saturday Nite Serving the finest in COCKTAILS and MIXED DRINKS under new management Save With Seaway ROUND STEAK, choice 89c lb. BEEF ROAST, choice 59c lb. GROUND BEEF, lean 59c lb.

WIENERS, skinless 49c lb. BEEF PATTIES, 20 pes. .1.95 per bag OPEN SUN. 9 to 12 Seaway Meats Cor. Monroe ond lay f.

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