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,4, 1,71 TT 1 i Alexandria TOPS News ill Conference .11 Grace Chapel HOSPITAL NOTES 1 (Continue From 1) the key allied 'in the rollback, was hit Sunday by 20 8 mm mortar shells but a spokesman said there were no casualties. The American withdrawals announced today Included two battalions of Infantry and the headquarters staff and head- quarters company of the Americsl Division's 11th Brigadethe first major Inroad into what had been the largest division In the U.S. Army. At its highpoint of 24.000 men it was half again as big as a standard Infantry division, The Americal has operated almost exclusively In the area below the Demilitarized Zone (DMZl. U.S.

military strength in Vietnam is scheduled to decline to 184.000 by Dec. i. In April. 1969 the United States had 543.000 men in Vietnam. U.S.

B52s. operating but of Thailand arid not involved' in the withdrawal program, struck Communist targets inside the DMZ late Sunday and suspected troop sites In the Mekong Delta early today. i i i (Continue From 1) hid made arrangements for the charger Sunday afternoon. saying Giffe planned to take one man to Atlanta with him and bring him back. Larry Wayne Reed.

20. a Big Brother employe, said two men and a girl roared up In the office about 1:45 a.m. in a late model Cadillac and the man, later identified as Giffe. leaped from the car and flashed identifications at the two pilots, who were standing beside the waiting plane. Giffe said he was a doctor and the girl in the car was "on drugs and doesn't know what she is doing, "Reed said.

The pilot asked' to see his credentials again, and Giffe ran back to the car and dragged the girl out while the other man jumped out the door from the passenger side. Reed said. Both men drew pistols and ordered the pilots into the plane. Reed said the girl was "screaming and beating on the glass" before she was dragged from the car. Reed said the two men forced the pilots on the plane at gunpoint and started taxiing toward the runway, Reed ran back to the building and called the airport security police.

(Continue From the 'other language In the proposed 1972 building rules and regulations, either more or less stringent or restrictive, may be adopted by any local or state authority without the approval of the Building previously Issued building rules and regulations of all state and local Jurisdlc- lions are superseded and repealed hereby." This, however, is substantially what the 1971 law provides. Must Approva Rules Governor Whltcomb, hip eventually rriust approve the new rules and regulations, is- sued a proclamation declaring the approaching week as "Fire Prevention Week," "The fire prevention work performed by the dedicated fire fighter in our muncipal and volunteer fire departments' was cited by i 0 I asking "appropriate observance of this occasion." Ihe most recent records available on fire deaths and damage indicate that some fire prevention efforts have been made. The State Board of Health and Hacker's office keep statistics in the area of fire deaths. The 1970 total culled' from their data shows 168 fire-related deaths, the lowest since 1967 when 163 died. The 1969 total was 172 dead, while 1968 total was 257.

The figures show that the very young and the old are the most frequent victims of fires. TOPSTRIMZIT Mrs. Ed Leach presided at the TOPS Trimz It meeting Wednesday morning in the city building. Mrs, Homer Eaton was TOPS queen and Mrs. John Nestleroad.

KOPS queen, No no Tood of the week is chocolate. Mrs, James Devore won the money in the Halla jar. Mrs: Judy Granger was named monthly queen. A masquerade party was announced for Oct, 26 at 7 phi. ir the I rooms with Mrs.

Ed Leach and Mi's. Robert Stollcr as hostesses. Meeting was dismissed by the TOP song ALEX SMART TOPS Twelve members of the Alex Smart TOPS recorded a weight loss of 22 pounds Thursday evening at their meeting in the Our blessed Saviour Lutheran church educational building. Mrs. Bettv Brewer was TOPS queen with Miss Beth Legg as teen queen.

Mrs. Elizabeth Windsor was named queen of the month and will be honored with a gift shower. Beth Legg was teen queen of the month and will receive a charm bracelet. Mrs. Jeannie Summers was named winner in the September contest with Mrs.

Lucile Summers as runner up. Eileen Koger will be chairman of the October contest. In the Golden Egg contest the names of Mrs. Delta Snyder. Mrs.

Connie Kerr. Mrs. Eileen Koger and Mrs. Denise Netherton were taken out of the egg and the names of Mrs. Ann Hoppes and Mrs.

Fontella Poynter placed in the egg. No no for the week will be potatoes. Secret pal cards were passed out at the close of the meeting Strikers (Continued From Page 1 200-member Policy and Scale Committee met at New York's RooseveJt Hotel to hear a report on negotiations inthe nationwide strike. The walkout, which began Friday, threatens t6 halt production oM2 million toas of coal weekly. ihWest Virginia, the nation's largest coal producing state, the strike means a halt to a daily payroll of $1.5 million and a daily loss of in state taxes.

i.i Ilcrcj ADMISSIONS SATURDAY Mrs. Ruby Conley, 1831 North street Frank Baldaras, Hobbs Mrs. Victor Castro, 2720 South street SUNDAY Chester Baxter, 2032', South street Harry 2408 Anthony Drive, Anderson Mrs. Wilber Perkins, 1215 North street MONDAY Mrs. George Reynolds.

1513 South I street DISMISSALS SATURDAY Virgil Roop, Cicero Harold Mquntcastle, 1302 South street Mrs. Faye Kratz. 123 12th street Mrs. Omer Heater, 1012 North 10th street to Ball Memorial Mrs. Lewis Southwell.

801 North 9th street Mrs. Lyda Smith, 902 Sigler street. Frankton. in the Dunnichay ambulance Shari and Rhonda Thomason. 606 Superior street.

Orestes Mrs. Ruby Conley. 1831 North street, to St. John's hospital in Anderson in the Dunnichay ambulance Mrs. Barbara Reeves, 2122 South I street Frank Brown, route two.

El wood Fred Ware, route one. Elwood -SUNDAY Kathy McClelland, route three. Elwood Mrs. Anna Lee. 707 South A street Carl Silvey.

1318 South street BIRTH Mr, and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Risk, route one, Frankton. a girl born today TREATMENT Vincent Rogers, route two, Noblesville, was treated at Mercy Hospital Aunt Of Elwood Persons Dies Friday Mrs. Mattie Williams, 91.

Zionsville. aunt of Miss Florence and. Miss Hazel Pruitt and Carl Leavitt. all of Elwood. died Friday in the Lebanon hospital.

Surviving with the Elwood relatives are her husband. Harlan Williams: two children. Mrs. Mrytle Woldridge of Zionsville and Raymond Os born Lebanon and two sisters, Lizzie Sullivan of Oregon, and Edna Robinson of Idaho. LADIES and GIRLS PUKPS and OXFORDS Chunk! Heel.

Value With Brass Studs. SALE PRICE Pair at lAlIOHY'S Opponents (Continued from pagt 1 confidence. The results showed the grip he Thieu-appointed province chiefs have on the countryside. All of them are army colonels and all of them were under orders to get out the vote and make sure it went to the president. The overwhelming majority in his favor appeared to be a surprise even to Thieu since he had indicated before the election he expected to get about- 60 per cent of the votes.

Thieu new four year terni begins Oct. 31. Going into power with him will be Tran Van Huong, who replaces Ky as vice president, and Prime Minster Tran Thien Khiem. One member of the opposition, National Assembly Deputy Ly Qui Chung, said "the re-election of Mr. Thieu is a humiliation for our people." In some areas, including Da Nang and Saigon, large wastebaskets in which voters who' wished to oppose Thieu had to discard their ballots were placed in sight of election officials Rev.

I-arry Hufhand. pastor of the First Baptist Church of Tipton, will be tonight's speaker at the Grace Baptist Chapel's -Bible Conference. The conference theme is Jesus Christ. Rev. Hufhand's message will be "The Pre-existance of Jesus Christ," During the conference the following pastors will be speaking; Rev, Paul Temple Baptist Church.

New Castle, Tuesday, night, "The Assention of Jesus Rev. Russel Revell. Mount Tabor Regular Baptist Church. Fayette. Wednesday night; "The," Power of Jesus Rev, Bob Norton.

Faith Baptist Church. Avon. Thursday night. "The Love of Jesus Rev. John Greene.

Southside Baptist Church. Anderson. Friflay night. "The Resurrection of Jesus Rev. Don Domelle, Calvary Baptist Church Logaasport.

Saturday night, "The 2nd Coming of Jesus Rev. Art Neuenschwander. Sunday morning. "The Intercession of Jesus Rev. Ron llalbert.

Grace Baptist Church, Anderson. Sunday night. "The Virgin Birth of Jesus Rev. Jim Cooper. Bethel Baptist.

Lebanon. Mondav. Oct. 11th. "The Death of' Jesus Rev.

Warren DaFoe. Jr. Eagledale Baptist Church. Indianapolis. Tuesday night.

"The Millennial Reign of Jesus Christ on Earth." Nursery open for all services. Public is invited. Rev. Bob Richey is the host pastor. EFD Ambulance Aids Two Persons The Elwood ffre department ambulance made two runs during the weekend.

The ambulance was called to the residence of Lee Kelley. 2600 South street, where firemen administerd one tank of oxygen. They were called again and took Kelley- to the hospital for treatment. Martin Woodrow. 848 North 13th street, was taken to the hospital and left for treatment.

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Walter Doutt were TOPS queen with Mrs. Kenneth Chesney as KIW queen and Susie Howard as princess. Mrs. Kenneth Chesney and Mrs. Frank Horn achieved KOPS status.

Mrs. Lewis Johnson received the advice pill and Ethelyne Maynard got the old lady. Mrs. Danny Johnson received the rotten egg. Pie was selected as the forbidden food of the week.

A white elephant sale Was held. Communications were read from Mrs, Leroy Harper and Lena Zinell. TOPS regional director. Gainers of the week cleaned the meeting room. Elwood Police Arrest Eight Elwood police, arrested eight persons over the weekend.

Harold F. Bogue, no address given, was arrested on a charge of public intoxication, Jose G. Estrada. 1813 LaFountain street. Kokomo.

was. arrested on a charge of driving without a valid driver's license and driving while under the influence of alcohol. Willis Phelps 1036 North 14th street, was arrested on charges of disregarding a stop sign, driving while under the influence of alcohol, reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident, and fleeing a police officer. Details of the accident were not available. Rita Jarrett.

2527 North street, was arrested on a charge of exceeding the urban speed limit. Anthony White. 2028 South I street, was arrested on a charge of exceeding the urban speed limit. James Sparks. 2119 South street, was arrested on a charge exceeding the urban speed limit.

Roger Tappy. 1226 South street, was arrested on a charge of exceeding the urban speed limit. David Blanton. 2128 South street, was arrested on a charge of exceeding the urban speed limit. Wave Fowler Dies Sunday In Hospital Mfs.

Wave Leaird Fowler. 77. 1301 South street died Sunday 'in Mercy hospital. Rites will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the McMullan funeral home in Westfield with burial in the Elwood city cemetery: A retired school teacher, she taught in the Anderson school system for 35 years.

Prior to teaching she was employed at the Anderson public utilities and and the Union Traction Interurban company. She was born in Deleware county to Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Leaird and was a graduate of Ball State. She married Samuel Fowler who died in 1963 Survivors include six sisters, Martha Lindsey of Esther Crow of Middletown. Margaret Goble of Montpelier.

Helen McMullan of Westfield. Dorothy Schneider of Ohio, and Elezabeth Leaird of Highland and several neices and nephews. Elwood Lions Club To Hold Regular Meeting Tuesday The Elwood Lions club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evening at Mangas cafeteria. The meeting will not be Ladies night as previously announced LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK Odrinex ctn help you become the trim slim person you went to be. Odrinex is 1 tiny tablet end easily swallowed.

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Odrinex costs $3.25 and the large economy size $5.25. You must lose ugly fat 0 your money will be refunded byyour druggist. No questions asked. Accept no Sold with this guarantee by: AT HOME Mrs. Margaret Jones, is home from the Cleveland Clinic where she has been a patient for the past week, She was returned In the Dunnichay ambulance.

IN HOSPITAL Mrs. John Kelley, from 2600. South street to Tipton County hospital in the Jackley-Landrum ambulance Mrs.WilburCollias,1122South street is a patient at Community hospital in Anderson. ADMISSIONS Infant Conn, Kokomo; Vernon Jackson, Elwood; Paulia J. Kidwell, Greentown; Sandra L.

Marschke, Tipton; Rebecca D. McCain, -Tipton; Michael E. Noblesville; Bernice Winegardner, Greentown. DISMISSALS Glen Shrock, Arcadia; Paula Watters. Elwood; Lora Blackmond.

Tipton; Michael Warren. Noblesville; Clara" Goodnight. Russiaville; Donald Moran. Arcadia; Wilbur Hilligess, Tipton: Linda Chavez. Tipton; Carolyn S.

Piel. Tipton; Infant Piel. Tipton: Lois Brown, Frankfort; Agnes Head. Tipton. BIRTH Irene and William Conn.

Lot 10 Johnson trailer court. Kokomo; Female born October 1 at 5:25 Glenn Geiling Of Alexandria Dies Saturday ALEXANDRIA Glenn W. Geiling. 49, route four Alexandria, died late Saturday evening in St." John's hospital followinga heart attack. Born Nov.

18. 1921 to Frank and Myrtle Pugh Geiling. he lived his entire life in the Alexandria area. He was married to Eleanor Hostetter in 1943 and was employed at Delco Remy plant 11. He was a veteran of the U.S.

Navy during World Warll. Surviving with the widow are two sons. William of Middletown and Robert serving with the U.S. Air Force; a daughter, Margaret, at home; one brother. Tom of Chicago and two sisters.

Mrs. John Fox of Alexandria and Mrs. Ed Leonard of Jonesboro. Friends will be received at the Karl M. Kyle funeral home after 3 p.m.

this evening. Funeral mass will be said Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the St. Mary's Catholic church in Alexandria with burial in the IOOF cemetery. Rosary service will be held this evening at 8 p.m.

ih the mortuary. Local Man Charged With Shoplifting George W. Hardebeck, 72. 2307 North street, was arrested Sunday evening by Madison county police department officials at T-Way on a charge of Cited into Pipe Creek township J.P. Court.

Hardebeck entered a plea of guilty and was fined a total of $40. Consideration of Hardebeck advanced age was a factor in the case. Mmbw P.O.I.C Tipton Events TUESDAY .3:30 5. p.m.. Open Lobby Gym.

Grades 1-6 p.m.. Boys Trampoline Class. Grades 1-6 3:30 5 p.m.. Girls Cheerleader Class. Grades 1-6 WEDNESDAY p.m..

Open Lobby Gym. Grades 7-12 BOB WHITAKER'S AUTO SERVICE 317 So. 18th BEHIND CYCLE SHOP COMPLETE MECHANICAL SERVICE launder vmtr Hnth in Phone 552-6772 DAYS CAN OWN A NEW :0 Frankton Calendar MONDAY Legion Auxiliary' 7 p.m. at Legion Hall Pythian Sisters 7:30 p.rn at Lodge Hall TUESDAY Leach School Mother's club Meeting at Leath Furniture store. Carpool to and from school at 6:45 p.m.

'Decorat-ing Your Home" will be program. Area Youth Rally 7:30 p.m. at Frankton Christian Church Den 2 Cub Scouts 3:30 p.m. at United Methodist Churcn WEDNESDAY Gabby Eight Euchre lub -7 p.m. with Beverly Couch Bov Scouts 7 p.m.

at Scout Hall Javcees 8 p.m. at Firebarn THURSDAY Club 1 p.m. with Mrs. Ronald Wright Peppy Eight Club 7 p.m. with Irene Whitten SATURDAY Webelo Boy Scouts 9:30 a.m.

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