Wilmington News-Journal from Wilmington, Ohio • 4

4 Wilmington 0 News Journal Saturday August 22 1964 Dear Abby by Abigail Van' Buren You're Oversensitive! 23 19 Air Guard Strike orce 1964 1951 1963 Dlllllllll iiilillllllilllllll Mlllllllllllli and Will Education Debate Real Estate Auction Sales CORRESPONDENT Phone 987 5071 Phone 282 2291 er 382 2085 HOT WATER conflict as far Speaking of Your Health By Lester Coleman MD Thursday dinner guests of this week Call 382 0559 382 0569 Wilmington 4 Pegan with to marry again foolish to get so him but too pro am the out advances known to DAY br NIGHT PHONE 382 2518 Mrs sister ada Port Huron Marysville Little Joe and Clifford' Jackson returned home with Danny for a visit new are AVOID THE ALL RUSH! bowl Those present were: Caron of Washington THE DINNER TABLE is getting easier to fill according to this chart from Agriculture Department figures bn the per cent of disposable income consumers spend for food Lorain Jailbreaker Is Returned to Cell the re the the sis Odqen MRS JAMES LUNSORD Phone 382 7499 ter Elizabeth in Columbus Mrs Murphy accompa nied her daughter Mrs A Hodson of Leesburg to the Pike County Home Coming at the State Park near Byington Sun Mr and Mrs Harold Smalley and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs loyd Smalley of near Highland The latter motored to Cincinnati The jackass penguin is an im coast of South Africa Its eggs are col lected in great numbers The natives prize them for food over and Steven of Wilmington visited Mrs Carl Downing Thursday evening LORAIN Ohio Paul Shouster 28 of Lorain is back in city jail five days after breaking out with another pris ner Shouster was arrested with out a struggle riday night near 38th Street and Lorain Drive He and John Willard 18 also of Lorain used a gun smuggled in the jail to break out Sunday night Willard was recaptured two hours after the escape Shouster originally had been charged with assault with a deadly weapon Publisher flit or Asjt Publisher City Editor Adv Director The ChristignService Circle from the of Christ are holding their picnic Wed nesday evening at 6:30 at the Leesburg Roadside Park for members and their families Mr and Mrs Elmer Ocker man were Sunday evening call ers of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cuba MRS CHARLES HEEG Phone 382 9475 of Cincinnati noon dinner and Mrs Duane they all attended the silver Morrisville MRS 0 STANORTH Phone 685 4136 Lumberton MRS DANIEL NICHOLS Phone 486 5663 CONIDENTIAL TO PID IN GUL PORT: No question is if It is asked in earnest The answer to your question (Which was far from stupid) is simply this: Premarital sex is wrong because a fraud It prom ises that which It cannot fulfill In our opinion the only way to heat is of Washington James Powell and Mrs George Drake were dinner guests Thursday noon with Mrs Alice Harris and granddaughter Lynne Pier son Mrs Mary Slaughter of Lees burg and Mr and Mr? Ever ett Penn of Careytown motored to Grove City Sunday evening where they were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Richard Cas sel and daughter Patti who was celebrating her fourth birthday The Beatles ar rived in San rancisco and little girls screamed And the Beatles inspired Murphy matinee today The film also is showing in the evenings at the Drive in Mr and Mrs Arthur Probas co attended the birthday dinner for John Cramton at his home by his parents Mr and James Cramton Julie Str and Mrs spent Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Orris ields Sr Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Wendell Pence afternoon Mrs Muri Cramer Mrs Louise Kendall and children of Sabina Mrs ields is improving and body All' in medicine re doctors every Sunday School attendance 48 MY held their meeting at the church Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Max Summers and sons of New Carlisle were Saturday evening callers on Mr and Mrs Willie Summers and Mrs Stella Butler and daugh ter of Wilmington spent Sunday evening ith the Summers Mr and Mrs Morton Rogers and daughter were Sunday guests of Mr We specialize in hot water systems Phone us for free estimates A special system is be ing user! to obtain vital information on al most all the functions of the human body This technique known as Telemedogra phy or Bioelectric Telemetry uses sensi tive electric monitor! to receive and trans mit biological reports of the body over vast geographical distances With this new technique electric read ings of the respiration pulse temperature heartbeat and other body functions qf an astronaut arc accurately relayed from Out er space This extraordinary scientific achieve ment is of course of great value to the spate program but it is also a tremendous contribution to the civilian population Patients who are seriously disabled' can now be spared the stresi of traveling to a laboratory or a hospital for elaborate test ing Even the highly Intricate electric pat terns of brain waves' (electroencephalo grams) and heart waves (electrocardio grams) can be precisely recorded and sent oyer great distances through this open tele phone network Besides the accuracy and convenience of this new system speed ii one of tha great est advantages Since it can eliminate the need for time consuming travel to obtain vital test reports on complex body func tions diagnosis can be made and proper treatment started without any delay what okver of Mr and Mrs Virgil Anderson of Wilmington held at the Home ederal banquet room in Wilmington Mrs Marion Achor of Vanda lia called on Mr and Mrs Har old Westland on grandmother Mrs Ella West Thursday evening Hibbs of Cincinnati is except Sundays Building Ohio by ths Callers the past week on Mr and Mrs ranklin Roudebish and Terry were Mr and Mrs Russell Roudebush of Dayton Mrs Gladys Cox of Dayton Mr and Mrs Elmo Hanning Shelia and Scott of Kettering Mr and Mrs Russell Garinger of Jamestown Mr and Mrs Clar ence Enyeart of Dayton Mr hnd Mrs Donnie Stoops were Tuesday evening supper guests of Mrs Lois Nichols Mr and Mrs Donnie Stoops Thurs day evening supper guests of Mr and Mrs Delford Jackson and family The occasion was Mrs Nichols birthday Mri and Mrs Donnie Stoops were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Donald Zurface and family of Cedarville Donal Gibson of Reesville was guest speaker Sunday at Lum berton Church Rev Corbin was on vacation Mr and Mrs Delford Jack son Danny and Delinda Mrs Lois Nichols spent from riday until Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Clifford Jackson Jr and family of St Clairj Michigan They also visited relatives in Sarnia Can Mrs Robert Schrack and Ronda of New Burlington Mrs James Lunsford was a supper guest Tuesday evening of Mr and Mrs Leo Kelleher and children Mrs Lunsford and Mrs Kelleher and children call ed on Mrs Lou Cook and Jimmy'during the evening Mrs Ted Wilkinsn and child ren of Villars Chapel called on Mr and Mrs Harry Wilkinson Tuesday Morning Mr George Wilkinson of New Vienna called ill the evening young people would not attend innovation is not vantages ew of colleges pay much attention to lib eral arts courses or the humani ties Instead they concentrate on ap plied sciences or professions which may contribute to the local econ omy This specialization is bad on ly when viewed from the perspec tive of a diminishing general knowledge The community college seems to be an institution with a future It is strange that many of today's middle aged professors who are aghast at therapid growth of the local college were the brash young idealists of 20 years ago who want ed to revolutionize the education system with emphases on provid ing new opportunities for college attendance An eavesdropper at the Chicago national conference of the Associa tion for Higher Education might have thought he was sitting in on a parent protest meeting instead of a convention of 1800 college teachers and administrators Criticism of the quality of modem education could hardly have been stronger Education at all levels has grown phenomenally in the last decade but one of the principal roadblocks to a dramatic improve ment in the quality of the education a graduate takes with him has been the lack of coordinated goals be tween high school and college Even grammar schools are con tributing to the confusion by pre senting subjects once reserved for high school Science and foreign language courses are commonly accepted thought courses in the earlier grades But most of the as the educators are concerned ap pears to develop between high school and college High school ad ministrators particularly those who are leaders in college prepara tory courses complain that col leges look down on high school stu dents as immature unimaginative youths who have to be taught such essentials as good study habits be fore they can proceed with higher education Such an attitude contributes to the high freshmen drop out rate on college campuses say some high school officials In rebuttal the college instructor can point to ex 8 22 AIL of this World Does department We can regret that it move faster toward peace Until it does we are pleased to note that the Air National Guard is keeping the pace with the requirements for de fense The fact that National Guard planes can support our forces de ployed abroad and our allies in amatter of hours must be taken into account by anyone planning to at tack us This has its own deterrent effect and we are of one mind that it is better to deter a war than it is to fight one Citizens whose memories go back some 30 35 years may recall when Guard planes were open cockpit jobs propeller driven and gasoline fueled The primary function of the Guard squadrons of that day was observation and a good part of this was done by eye Now we are advised that a strike force of Air National Guard jet planes has made a non stop flight to Europe in about eight hours re fueling enroute from Air Guard aerial tankers In Europe the planes were assigned to training exercise missions for the Seventh Army The entire deploy ment from bases to Europe and return took just 14 days Aug amples of high school graduates who have been mollycoddled to the point of lacking self discipline Also legion are stories of college freshmen who have to be taught to spell and read before they can con tinue their education Interrupting the professional feud between sec ondary school and college educa tors is the community college Two year colleges financed largely by local funds and staffed by local per sonnel are appearing in a number of cities and towns The junior college is providing an opportunity for education past high school for a large number of who otherwise college But this without disad the community Michael Callen during 'the week were Mrs Robert' Dun lap of Hillsboro Miss Eva els Charles Okey Mrs Cook and Mrs Bernard Dean and daughters Cathy and Judy Wilmington Daily News Journal GALVIN Editor and Publisher (19154953) EstabUsned 1834 a consolidation of the WO tnlngton Daily News and the Jouraal Republcan Published ever? afternoon and holidays at the News Journal ''South South street Wilmington News Joumai Company Inc WAYNE GALVIN TOM HUNTEB NELLE MILLS MRS ROBERT BICKER ROSCOE STRATTON Entered tn the poetotfice al Wilmington Ohio as second class metier 187! under act of March a 1879 MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press us entmed exclusively to the use for publlcatioa of all local news print ed in this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches Teleohore Telepnone Buslhesi Office 382 2374 Editorial Dept 383 257S American Newspaper Representatives Ine 404 ifth Avenue New York 18 New York na ttonal advertising representatives ATTENTION CARRIES SUBSCRIBERS If you have been missed by your regular car rtei please telephone 383 2574 before 6 WRECKER SERVICE screams are ringing out in Wilmington nov as the Eng iisb long hairs star in Hard 5 at the UNLUCKY DEAR Send me your name and address and I will recommend some homes for unwed mothers in your area Do not delay because most homes can accept you only if you apply eight weeks Mr and Mrs Roy King of Dayton visited Mrs David King Saturday afternoon and with her called on Mr and Mrs Phillip Curtis and family of New Vienna Mrs David King was a Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Nelson King of Morrisville and with Mrs Har vey Hutchens of Snow Hill spent the day Tuesday with Mr and Mrs James Storer of Peebles Mr and Mrs Arnold Binkley of Washington were Sun day afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Harold West Mrs Alma Binkley of Madisonville Mrs Donald Binkley and daughter Mary Kay of Blanchester were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs West Mr and Mrs Edgar Heeg of Wilmington and Mr and Mrs Gary Heeg of Xenia were Sun day evening guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Heeg and mother Mrs Ella West Denise Heeg visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Heeg from Aug 14 to Wednesday Mrs Nevin Detling of Dayton in the evening to return their was a Sunday dinner guest of daughter Miss Sue home who and Mrs Burdette Champ had been a guest of Miss Phyl lin Mary and Burdette Jr and He Kith AflRlnA Ash fnr al days Kathy and Mark Good wedding anniversary reception win of ranklin are spendlngt this week with "their grandpar ents Mr and Mrs Smalley DEAR ABBY Correct me if wrong but in a funeral procession BLOOD rela tives supposed to ride in the first car immediately following thei hearse? And in cases where there are a number of married BLOOD relatives aren't all the husbands and wives supposed to ride incars BEHIND all thT blood latives: 1 am a daughter of deceased and was in ITH car riding behind ters in law and brothers in law and 1 want to know if this was proper BOILING OVER DEAR BOILING: You must have a very low boiling point ta my opinion married couples belong together at a funeral In order to comfort and console one another And if funeral tocol states otherwise I sure every undertaker in country will bawl me promptly DEAR ABBY: I am 23 unmar ried and pregnant I have gone steady with this man for a year He is the father but he doutits it He knows very well that I have not even had coffee with another man since I started going with him He is divorced and could marry me but he told me he never intends I know I was involved with late now Is there some way I can prove that the father? They say blood tests hold up in court I afford a law yer anyway Is there a' home for unwed mothers in the LA area that will take me? had one Illegitimate baby be fore Will that matter?) Let me know through your column Abby 1 get mail at home as there is no privacy here Sign Visitation Party Mrs George Henderson com plimented her friend and high school classmate Miss Anna Mae Caron of Washington with a visitation party Wed nesday evening at her attract day afternoon tive home near New Vienna' Guests were former classmates teachers and friends who had lived in New Vienna when Miss Caron resided here with her mother and attended school here and at Wilmington Col lege Miss Caron brought with her a folder of pictures certifi cates andmerlts of awards she Miller of near Highland received last Npnng for ner out standing work of a long term of office work in the United States Department of Agriculture An article was in the News Jour nal in June copied from a Washington paper concerning these awards Miss Caron enjoyed toi the fullest her evening with her for met friends At a late hour Mrs Henderson served punch and cookies from a lovely table centered with an attractive ar Mrs Helen Donohoo enter rangement of daisy mums in tained the following with an low bowl Her daughter Miss evening dinner Aug 14: Mr Nancy presided at the punch and Mrs Willis Reynolds and Mr and Mrs Bill awley of "Miss Blanchester and Seaman D' and son Robert Seamaar Miss Mary Hoskins Miss Mar remained for the weekend visiting the Paul Watson family tha Johnson Mrs Le Thursday dinner guests of this week vo all of Wilmington Mrs Mar Mrs Grace Dunlap were: Mrs Mr and Mrs Robert Con ion Achor of Washington Ethel Michael Mrs Geneva Mrs Ralph Carey of Carey Woodmansee Mrs Martha town with whom Miss Caron is Woodmansee and Mrs Merdith making her brief visit Mrs Os car Johnson of Snow Hill Miss Mary Derivan Miss Eloise Simkins Mrs Vaughn Bentley Miss Evelyn Polk Mrs Harold isher Mrs Warren Terrell Mrs Lewis Bernard Mrs Ma Miss Eva els called on her bel Davis Mrs Henderson and brothers Charles els and Mrs Miss Nancy Miss Thelma els at their home In Marhall Holmes of Columbus Mrs Hazel Monday evening Penn and Mrs'Homer liama were unable to attend 13 Mrs Clifford lorea and Mary called 'Tuesday evening Mrs Tommy Halpin called on Mrs Lenora Jenks and Mrs Thelma Tuesday Mr and Mrs Willie Schamer loh and Mrs James Lunsford called on Mr and Mrs Gideon Mason and Mr and Mr? Roy Lieurance Sunday Other callers were Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis of New Vienna Mr Elzie Cur tis Martinsville Mr Virgil Curtis of Hillsboro Mr and annivers'ary Later they called! Mrs Carl Curtis Mr and Mrsm Mrs Bird and da ugh Sparks ot Wilmington Mr and i 1 PATTON MOTORS Main St Wilmington New Vienna CORRESPONDENT CARRIER MRS MABEL 0 DAVIS DOUGLAS HUTCHINS Phone 987 3892 Realtois Audioneen WIIMINCTOH OHIO Williams Plumbing Seating 38 Spring St Wilmington Phone 382 2479 25 Years Ago AUGUST 22 1939 Wilmington WCTU met at the airley Memorial Room and appointed delegates and alternates to the county WCTU conven tion here next month Delegates are Mrs Ethel 'airley Mrs Clevenger Mrs Myrta Mills Mrs Harriett Rhoades Mrs Dora Cosby Mrs Wesley' Humphreys and Mrs Bessie Wright Alternates are Miss Sara Kirk Mrs Gertrude Beany Miss Agnes Clevenger Miss Hannah Green Miss Ariha Larrick Mrs Vernon Van Buren and Mrs'O Hull Kensington Club met at the home of Mrs Georgq Haworth and the members went to Bryan State Park i near Yellow Springs for a picni: supper Mrs Monfort who recenQy returned from a Ca nadian trip spoke ooxthat country Guests were Bangham of Maine a guest of Mrs Bangljam Mrs Eldon Hayes Mrs Lew Wallace Mrs John Toren and Mrs Harry Applegate (oi more) before your delivery date Having had this experi ence before matter Your focal Legal Aid Society can tell you what your rights are if you can't afford a law yer DEAR ABBY: My daughter will be 17 soon Here is a girl who is vain selfish rude irresponsible and who nev er speaks a kind word to her mother The girl has no respect for grown ups and it is almost impossible to reason with her My sister gives her everything she asks for without the slight est resistance This situation irritates me no end What is i your advice? HER UNCLE DEAR UNCLE: blame the girl for her offensive man nerisms Where was your sister when her character and personality were forming? After you have answered that question dwell on it or youtU be smoldering more and enjoying it less DEAR ABBY: I hope will not be too disap pointed when after waiting nine years for that married man who will marry her al! his children have become 91 var nf in fnlri that he is sorry but he McCoppin and sons marry her as promised One excuse will be that his wife is and he can't afford to upset her with a divorce Another will be that his chil dren are at the marrying age now and divorced parents might hurt their chances Another will be that she deserves a man I could fill your column with those excuses be cause I have heard them all Xenia and Monday VERNON THOMPSON ''Sinclair Marketer1' Langdon Ave Keep your tank filled with Sinclair Heating Oil tumns first coot days ah even beftlr ilt to keep it filled with Sinclair 1 en Heating Oil Premium Quality always get cleaner heat more comfort and save money come fall i Perhaps portable telephonic units will some day be designed to fit into the doc tor's little black bag for immediate consul tatlomwlth distant specialists! But this use of Telemedography may produce a social problem How will one disingulsh between a house calk an office visit and a telephone examination? Not to be outdone by television and mo tion picture medical science has developed colorvision ray screens Pastel shades of pink blue and yellow help physicians to diagnose certkin condi tions of the liver thyroid brain lungs Color pictures can be developed and jss Sharon Simkins of Wil prlnted in about half an hour to reveal val uable diagnostic information The use of color elaborates on the custo mary black and white dots and dashes of I 0 A VT 1 1 lev A Physicians and scientists greedily ex Mr and Mrs William Pfeiffer aye Clevenger Thursday Aug tract from each new atomic development any features which can be utilized In treat ing man's ills The destructive potential of radioactivity and atomic energy 1 counterbalanced at least in part by the many applications of thoke forces benefiting the health of mankind 1 These columns are designed to relieve your fears about health through a better un derstanding of your mind the hopeful ported here where Personals Allan Rimkins of Columbus mirigton Mrs Marie Simkins pnd Miss Eloise and red Deck were dinner quests Tuesdav of Mr? Al Schewenki and daush Mr and Mrs Everett Roush at of Parma Mrs rancis portant bird off the their country home near Mow Wilkinson of Martinsville and rvstown Nrs Anna Wilkinson called on i 4l WK I J' BIMW I 11 lilriiWffii 1 I Wf Reoltoib Auctioneers WILMINGTON OHIO i.