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Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 35

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Gazette Colorado Springs, Colo. Thursday, March 31, 1966 Medicare Signup Deadline May Be Extended By RAYMOND J. CROWIJTY WASHINGTON TV Social Security Administration puts on a big push today to sign up all senior citizens who wish doctors' bills insurance at a cost of $3 a month. Reports circulated that Presi dent Johnson would ask Con gross to extend the deadline, which is midnight tonight. Officials said that at last count, about million persons 65 had signed up for the program, which takes effect July 1 This is nearly 90 per cent Of the some 19 1 million poten Nal signers The midnight deadline applies to persons who reached their 65th birthday on or before Dec 31.

1965. Persons becoming 65 after that date have a seven month period to apply This pe rmd ('omprises ill the three months prior to their birthday month the birtiiday month, and 3 following three months. The nation's 712 Social Security offices are staying open until midnight tonight to receive applications. For those who could not get to these offices, the 3A- 000 mam post offices have self- mailer forms which wuuld pnv OUIET NEIGHBORHOOD 1215 EAST MONROE to-dtcoc vg Shown bv Appoint Call El Pato Realty IH laiN UMIW WITM lit HOW! tect a person rights until the full application form could filled out The insurance will pay 80 per cent of a person doctor's over and above a $50 deductible Officials explained die reason for a deadline is that without it many people might wait until they got sick before starting tlieir $3 a month payments would deal a blow to the insurance program bv loading it with "adverse they said However, there has been criticism in Congress that the March 31 deadline, specified by law. is arbitrary The betting was that the administration would an extension The Republican leadership has in trodueed legislation to extend the date to Aug 31.

D'vers heating water for coffee in the undersea houses in recent experiments off the coasts of California and France found that it would not boil, though it got as hot as lava The heavy pressure erf the atmosphere in the houses kept bubbles from forming Mrs. Vinnie French Died at Hospital Mrs Vinnie Elizabeth French, wife of J. Arthur French, 614 S. Cascade Ave died Wednesday at a local hospital. She was a former resident of the Limon area, but had resided in Colorado Springs since 1924 and was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene and the Salvation Army Home League Mrs French was born in Michigan, Aug 22.

1888 She was married March 15. 1909 in Colorado Springs Besides her husband she is survived by three sons. A Dean French and Wesley French, both of Cofo rado Springs, and James A French. South San Gabriel. Calif two daughters.

Mrs. Samantha Shat tuck. Colorado and Mrs Kmma Mae Shrouder. Pasadena. eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 10 30 a m. Saturday at the Swan Drawing Room The Rev Rridgewater will officiate Burial will be in Memorial Gardens. The Social Security came effective Jan 1937 be Drivers Heavy Fines in County Court Four defendants were fined $205 each by County Court Judge Robert Cole Wednesday for driving while under the influent of intoxicating liquor They were Frances Salter Meek, 39. Fountain; Leroy Brown, 30 124 Conejos St John Stanley Cruz. 24.

Pueblo and Robert Richards, 27. Ptkeview Village. Armand Vincent Palomba 48. 3111 Brady Blvd paid a $15 fine for driving at 80 miles per hour in a 70 zone, and Neil John Sharkey. 40 37 Elm Ave $25 for making an improper turn Soldier Says He Isn't Retiring ht Sgt Edwin Bailey, a veteran of 24 of tee in the Canadian and Armies.

recently took up his duties at Ft Carson Bailey reported after combat service in Viet Nam The Gazette Telegraph erroneously reported Wednesday that he plan ned to retire The soldier said today he had no such immediate plans Rosary Recitation Set for W. J. Bowen William Joseph Bowen, Mount Si Francis, died Tues day at a local hospital, after a brief illness He chauffeur at Mount St Francis Convent He had been a of the Pike JujMiitv.se Officials Visit IDC Services Held for Rev. G. M.

Hadduck Funeral were held to- Gen Mtbuttl Knfukuda RfV Centra! Air De Heiduck, rrttred Air Self Defense died will head a Tuesday in a Pueblo hospital Mr HaddiKK. who was 93 years commander fense Force Force i ASDF group of six Japanese Air Force NarfoMfly Adrmtfitmd mm Tmlmorialmn and Sunday THURS. MARCH 31 thra SAT. APRII 9 SURPRISE BUYS Specialty Priced for Event (Net RELY ON OUR REXALL PHARMACIST For prompt, friendly, preemption REXALL ASPIRIN No finer quabty made the Rexall Brand 5 gr 100 for 1.00 REXALL BRITE SET HAIR SPRAY 14 oz. Choose Regu ar.

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to 6 P.M. KEY I 'exall) DRUGS Q0IK BANOS FACIAL TISSUES r. Ce 40C i 200 2 REX COLOR FILM INSTA-FLASH CAMERA BATH TISSUE BUBBEB GLOVES flock 31 to 5 boxes 1 6 TRANSISTOR BAnERY GARDEN NOSE eti TOOTHPASTE O' pack Dr. 3 .44 .99 .77 99 .44 .59 .29 .49 .89 pus Chr.Mi Roman Catholic Church Knights of Council No and op Asscmblv. Fourt grcc of Columbu? Mr Bowen bom in Y.

Feb I. 1894 Me Rrm vw ofiK-iats wta 11 and mrmtrr th. for- t0. oo dav and F'ndav Holt Wilson Funeral Direr The group met by tors were in charge of arrange (len Charles vice ments The Rev Pede-op our, commander of the Air Defense sen officiated at the services C.tmmand Hus evening. Gen and burial was in Lakeside Cem ti "estover wnil a dinner for etery the visitini: dignitaries at the George Miller Hadduck 2 Knl IHtK-m Club bom 6 1 ST 2 On Friday.

a Dncembor 9. 1B90 in Mr' the NOH.AI) Combat Colo Khraboth Center, and tht' Air Acad- Ann Hocking She preceded him enn the visiting officials will death September 25 1952 NOTICE too lr -ho 1 IMW fnr attmetmrst mwt fwprrtrrff a if Pa iawi iviwArf lajciile t'ox. both of Colo- six grandchildren 12 prvat grandchildren two Rm Bowen Dor an office call on Gt-n West Two also preceded him in over latter in the afternoon, death ver. and Bernard Bowen. Wheatland Wvo tam 1) i.reen member of 'he Free Meth- Rosarv will be recited al 7 Stai: hurcn Hadduck o'clock tonight at the Nolan Jr a belonged to the Ozark Confer Drawmg Room A solemn Rcq- of lurches utenrt High will be cele- i Surviving are children A brated at St Cliapel.

Hadduck Carvm City. George Rt Rev a Lom- Hadduck of Lenexa Kar mand Council R.xim of the Chid Mri: Ft he! Cook Pboemx Vr building an(j Cot trill of Mccon and the Rek Pherson. Kan Eleven grandc-hil- w' Springs early Saturday morning Mount Francis Msgr Anthonv Elzi celebrant the Rev Walter Jaeger dea Pressing Bills ft i coNwii rpkTr. mw nr -1 rata it tra ran r'V' I voi owr vt ism f. SOI LU4S NO HiMi.MllS OR -4 I KITV SVKRIC 4 I 4 VI RKI'I TkBl.E CREDIT ADVISORS INC 214 Rums Rldg.

23 Pikes Peak 636-5037 RFCrr WkNkGCMEVT CO en sub-deacon, at 9 30 am Friday Burial be in the Pax Christi Section Evergreen Cemeterv Mrs. Madge Sparks Died Wednesday Mrs. Madge F. Sparks John A. Veeder Died Wednesday dren and a number of grandchildren ai'O survive.

a sister Maude cock. Pond Creek. Ok I a 2210 Puritan leaders in John A Yeeder of Tulsa SeUS bannWl Christmas Jonn a seeder, of Tulsa tl0fl? fr(vm lfi59 to 168I and a 1' wtK)lc generation of New England children grew up without i si-ip iNG HI 'Rb, i ro Mom Rtjoc Hill lr 1- spr rgo sil h'W9TH Ir to drtrBr! I'm AI I rOViiRRi Colorado Springs died odnesday at a local nursing home Air X'eedcr bvrn in Rol- lordam Junct'-n. NY July 10 1906 wa- graduated from the Colorado Springs Hign LEGAL NOTICE vncT I), a li VLl at If I Kam 112 ri Ce Ill Aug 8 She and a 1(431 graduale her husband lived in Flem- ege. with a CORP OF NKRRA'KV LEGAL NOTICE geological geoph coordinator for the Amerada Pe Krm, MttM at a local She had been '0 a of 18 and the of wfwv died in in Colorado Springs, at the age of 92 Sparks born in rcj V'hiv i vr.

i 1 Q'H on and ing. Colo for 25 years and Bachelor of Science degree He came to Coforado from was n'pmber of Memorial there 1948 Mr Sparks owned Baptist of Mechamcville. and a store there Be is survived by his survived bv nwtber. Harriette ee Mrs Svbic dcr. of Colorado Springs; two Colo Mrs Gould and Colorado Ruth A Brown, both of and Jennie Colorado Springs a nephew and Brown.

Scoltsbluff. Neb a 3 mete ter. Queen Summers. Col- funtrai services wiil orado Springs, eight grandchil- held at 1 Friday at the dren great-grandchildren Chapel of Memories Mortuary ppl pc and 10 great-great grandchil- The Rev Ward Huriburt will lrr-cth ofmc 40 dren officiate Bursal will be in Ever- Funeral services will he held green Cemetery at 2 pm Friday at the Blunt Burial will be in Tree frogs or tree toads have i hum atk Fairvieu Cemetery sticky pads the tips of their Tb.e«e enable them to fttf tf fgp ru Mrs Sparks three Parker, of Wrav. Brokaw 2 OF FINAL fiTT LF.

KN Tr a Dv PARTMFVT OF a 11 thr U.i’r n.A Ht'Uhrrs ati i 9 No 1117 2 12 of c. stru and Found I I OAT, rM 4 povmor Van RkVkvRP mint .4 OS OUSf er -3 i o' A3 911 LEGAL NOTICE FOR SALF 1 BP MOVED off not.fs» rti Disi St fo the re- tn of ihr f.xiowm* ug.eU nthrr lut. a to ft -t nt 1 H.V» R.u (02 C.r»nrte hv 4 1 Aprii nf A 1 16 .1 su- the nf conerete must ex -1 a shA lio the District ha-rrCess. during the time tnsi hr i nrrm.ises F.r! kxnn Bnsrd nf Nn For Want Ads Dial 622-4641. ng to smooth surfaces Pi; i Atm' Ms- pr I SPECIALS af SURPLUS CITY Bargain Prices Some thing For Everyone Glare Shields 11c tw e-o rn Fishing Caps, 19c Peat Moss, 1 Bushel Bag 87c Yard Rake 1.97 fk USA good Long Handle Shovels 1.98 lound oc Outside Wall Paint ..........1.98 Latex Wall Paint Gal.

1.98 Wonder-Grow, Bag 2.73 4 4 hit' ood gDfdfoi Hooded Sweat Shirts S2 3 Balls of WAC Shoes Pair 47c Replacement Net 16c rf.p Bayonettes 16c Teaspoons, Hew 5c Bumper Jacks 199 piastk Drop Goth. Pick Hattox 1.98 VN China Bowls 20c 12 Flashlight 44c 2 25 0 Pup A' Oodl mx) ti Mess Trays 57c A Gas Cans iffd Tent Stakes Dot 46c Wort Pants or Shirts 2i2 Fatigue Caps Ilk Tennis Shoes Oxfords 2.73 4 75 Telescoping Steel Poles 87c tc ff KHok grtv 3 25 vtlvf Ovf Leather Pieces 19c Nfw crq.f* IfOthf' wO'k Polyfoam Sheets Ea. 69c 4 .4 vNjir ifoM Rabbit Ear TV Antennas 1.27 Drinking Water 25 for 50c vir Nrvy in Of Indelible Pencils ol 9c Gl Helmets turpi Frozen Food Saws 9c Headquarters for Repairs of Coleman Stoves, Lanterns, Etc. PICK UP CREDIT APPLICATION HERE SHOPPERS USE YOUR SHOPPERS TV ME CUBRI IUYPWMY1M Auto Cigarette Lighters 18c Spinning Line 38c Gnood I miffd 00 is Insect Repellent A ivtglvi. bfYxt 2 ct Gun OH 4c Amy 2 ot Roller Bearings 18c Or i voM Canvas Tool Rolls Each 19c Masking Tape Lge.

Roll 57c Transmission Seal 42c Used Clfontd Itpoirfd Sponges 6 for 19c Canoe Paddles Each SI oodfn 4 oixi 5 Measuring Spoon Set 2 Used Bowling Shoes Pair 14c Tennis Shoes Pair 37c 'ts I 2 7 Work Shoes A Oxfords Pair 1.47 8 A 5 Hair Clippers 86c Nf g.7% tu'Dtut Draftsman Triangles Each 10c Work Pants, Shirts Each 19c fC 'too to Air Mattress, Rubber 3.99 rcn'dh'd vrt Rifle Cleaning Rods 38c 30 Sleeping Bag 7.95 2 lb 2 Man Wall-lent 11.88 Approv Penlights Each 8c 60 fal'O Insignia Pins 10c US Arrxaj (Ky Insulated Pknk Jug 97c I gollcn Carburetor Flush jo Tertk Fly Reel 87c Mess Safety Belts 1.66 o- .9 3 Sun 0 40" Shoe Strings, 3 for 8c Kid's Life Jackets 96c yrtD Muffler Cement fobft White Sidewall Cleaner 14c a 2 Cabin Tents, Umbrella All 6reatly Reduced Hunting Knife 1.44 3 Y5 witb Hammer Handles 3 for 25c BRING THIS AD WITH YOU DONT MISS ANY BARGAIN! 1 S. 24th ON WEST SIDE.

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