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6 Albany Greater Oregon, Friday, Dec. 21, 1973 CONSUMER r- trXl Are Missing Women Dead Or Abducted By Space People? nH7 '4 0 A FISH STORY YOU CAN BELIEVE 'Six months ago three young she walked toward home. said. thing," he said. The combined problems of Some of the' unique felULres Clackamas County Sheriff's increased prices for fish and of the system are; fMext to disappear was Sue Larson said' he fears the Wickersham, 17, of Bend.

On girl may have been murdered. Oregon women disappeared without a trace. No clue to their whereabouts has been found. Year-round availability of their inferior quality because Detective Paul Congdon estimated that he has put more i than 150 hours of investigative July 11, she left the family I Vicki Hollar, 21, of Eugene. fresh fish; Better growth and feed also disappeared.

Police took her case seriously at once, because she was an acljult, had just graduated from college, had moved away from First to disappear was time nto the case, "and Rita Lorraine Jolly, doesn't begin to consider what West Linn. She vanished (he her family hhs done." night of June 29 while taking Despite all the work, an evening walk near home. I don't have anything to show car where her mother worked and disappeared while walking home. Disappearances among young people, according to police, are "a dime a dozen," and it was thought that Sue of water pollution have combined in recent years to form a "fish-ous" cycle. The housewife trying to buy these marine edibles in short supply faces formidable difficulties.

Now, however, one companywith a revolutionary idea is using its head to 'm her parents in Illinois and "had no motive to run awav." Circumstances of her disap- for it," Congdon said. up i Her disappearance on Aug. si gay a Clo.iitnMffls Wrapped up in every package with our abel and gift ties, are the spirited wishes ol all here who have sorted you in the past year we say to you: Bare a Wickersham would "turn soon." pearance tend to point toward abduction. Her agonized family cla The Jolly family has given up. Long ago they feared the worst: That their daughter produce this rcnutod "brain her mored for police to invest i- I had been murdered and It has been six months, and according to Bond police Detective Pat Larson, "I don't think she's a runaway.

We! don't have any runaways in 1 our files who have been gone 20, as an xplainable break in her busy social schedule and employment. Further, her battered black Volkswagen with Illinois license plates GR-7738 disappeared with her and has not been located. if rthat long." gate and filled in the gaps body cleverly hidden, with an investigation of their They doggedly continued own. Her father, Donald their quest for a lead, but last an attorney, offered $1,000 i Friday Jolly who is almost and the.n $2,500 for in forma a walking encyclopedia of the tion leading to his daughter, names and dates that Oregon dead or alive. girls have turned up missing The one result of their ef- said he has littte hope that fort, however, was to pinpoint his daughter will be found.

Rita's last known location asj "I'm afraid she is gone," he Larson has spent hours of According to Eugene police investigation on the case and followed numerous blind leads. "It all boils down to nothing. don't have a -Mi GAY, EXCITING CHRISTMAS Newport To Get Natural Gas Facilities tgr. ta Lowery, "We are afraid she was abducted and murdered." But where? "It's possible her abductor drove the car into a reservoir or off a mountain logging road. "It's also possible that Georgia police will stop a Volkswagen tomorrow for a traffic violation, and we'll have the car," said.

Although they are miles apart the three disappearances have one element in common. Vicki Hollar occasionally would pick up hitchhikers, and Rita Jolly sometimes hitchhiked. Sue Wickersham was walking home when she disappeared. Vicki Hollar's parents came out to Oregon from Illinois and stayed in Eugene Need Volunteers Northwest Natural Gas Co. has been granted a conditional use permit hy the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners which will enable the company to proceed with plans to construct a liquefied natural Gas (LNG) plant at Newport.

This plant will vaporize LNG brought to the site by food'' important for high protein, low cholestorol and as a diet food. Marine Protein Corporation, New York, a public company, has developed a "Controlled Environment Silo System" TM to produce over 500 times as many pounds of "fish in the same surface area as a farmer can raise in a fish pond. A fish farmer raises pounds of fish per pond acre per year. Marine Protein can raise over 1 million pounds of fish per acre per year. It is one of the most important breakthroughs in' fish production since the ancient Chinese began pond farming "some 3,000 years ago.

A -few years ago, a handful of scientists in Pennsylvania developed this method which could help curtail the calamitous cost of food for the American housewife. And the invention has become so significant that the world may never fear a fish shortage or pay the kind of prices we arc paying today. In the United States in 1972. fish imports totaled 81,200,000.000. We currently import 75 percent of the fish we eat.

Marine Protein's Fish Silos may reduce our dependence upon foreign fish supplies and help strengthen the U.S. dollar. It's another example of America's world leadership in food production technology. The company's unique approach to intensive culture takes into account water quality and oxygen, as well as food and waste removal, all of which are continually monitored and controlled. ToHelp Elderly The Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is seeking volunteers to help the elderly in their own localities fill out their income tax returns.

Assistance is needed in both Albany and Lebanon. Those wishing to help may (gigs until police told them they call RSVP 928-4111 during the could do no more. The Jollys intended to move from Lake Oswego to Central Oregon before Rita disappeared. Now their plans are deferred indefinitely. The Wickershams are waiting in Bend for word of their daughter.

Atypical pan-sized fish grown in the new Marine Protein Silo System. efticien-y (conversion of food to fish flesh); Fish are produced in uniform sizes Outstanding flavor and excellent flesh texture; Minimal labor costs. Some day soon Marine Protein may have Fish Silo Farms located close to major cities, making fresh American-grown fish available to housewives and restaurants every month of the year. All in all, it's one of the most e-Csh-ent developments ever devised. tanker from the Kenai peninsula in Alaska.

The gas will be introduced into the company lines at Newport. The company nas been approached by representatives of the Oregon State University Marine Science Center to use LNG to provide refrigeration for a cold storage warehouse and food packing plant on Yaquina Bay, which would be a supplemental benefit of the proposed LN'G import program. A survey of the Newport area has earlier disclosed a serious deficiency in cold storage facilities. The quantities of LNG vaporization being considered would make about 500 tons of refrigeration available on a year-round basis. This would supply a refrigeration plant equal in size to any now existing in the state.

As a by-product, ice would be made available to commercial fishermen who operate out of Newport and other areas along the coast. Ken Hildebrand, program leader of the Marine Science Center, said that if the refrigeration equipment could be added into the Northwest Natural Gas terminal equipment, the resulting low refrigeration cost might make a processing and cold storage plant at Newport competitive with any similar plant in Oregon. 135,000 Boxes Pears Being Sent To i BOB ulff Html in day or 258-G327 evenings or weekends. Training will be provided for those wishing to serve. Information service during the timethey are on duty will also 6( available.

RSVP will be working with the Internal Revenue Service on the program officially known as VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance). It will be an excellent opportunity for concerned individuals to assist taxpayers who have fairly simple filing requirements, according to Peg Hatfield, RSVP director. The key to the program is the training of volunteer assistants to help taxpayers in their own communities to complete their returns fully and accurately, without charge, Mrs. Hatfield said. A training date be set shortly after the first of year for volunteers from Lincoln, Linn and Benton counties.

WtttiT, AM rASTEKM hAHLAAW rAKOMTH6TlBT-Kiril- f5CCFSMT WAS FIRST COURTESY CORNER 1515 S. Calapooia Ph. 928-8264 Albany, Oregon I lira III Wa Albany Red Cross Sells Office Building The Linn County American jvelopment, Red Cross officials Rio Janiero The largest single fruit shipment to leave Portland in recent years, valued at $1.25 million, recently was loaded aboard a refrigerator ship for Rio de Janiero. Charterer and sole shipper was Reter Fruit Co. of Med-ford.

Cargo consisted of 135,000 boxes of pears and 5,000 boxes of grapes. Largest previous cargo shipped hy Reter Fruit Co. was 110,000 boxes last year. said. Red Cross chapter house at 425 W.

Third Albany, has been sold to Washington Square, an Albany investment firm. The sale was announced at the Red Cross board of direc A fund drive to construct new headquarters in the 3300 block of South Pacific Boulevard was discussed. Dan Post, Albany, chairman of the finance committee, will direct the fund-raising project. The property was donated last tors meeting in Lebanon Mon- day. Price is $22,000 for the one- May by members of the Cath lit sm IS COMING TO SANTA rtLiOfUTYf ROOM foV- one.

MOKE EEOmv AT THE WnCMrriPWAL TE llmOsE AW TE ICS EAPH P0DM AT TE -rop. the UAKES IT A PSACTICE TO reevcre. fecm witwm. aj-'p T0-TMieO Cf IT EKECUTiVf ARE POMCrW tjSOU THE story wooden building and ey family of Albany, about square feet of: Doni Linn Red land. Cross executive secretary, said The investment firm owns that plans for tile building property adjacent to the land, have been approved by Nu-but stated no plans for de-1 tional Red Cross.

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