Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - October 12, 1967, Zanesville, Ohio FOR CLASSIFIED DIAL 4524561 The Times Recorder ZANESVILLE OHIO THURSDAY OCTOBER 12 1967 SECTION United Fund Tops 13 Per Cent Of Drive Goal At First Report A total of 13.7 per cent of the United Fund goal reported at the first report meeting held last night the YWCA Campaign officials said a Next was turned in by the Public Employes sion Harvey Loy chairman toward its goal The figure represented 37 per cent of the Public Employes of was turned in the meeting Formal Neighborhood 34.5 bon in the campaign cent towards a goal of three days ago Mrs James Evans The Advance Gifts Division Atty Donald Cultice chairman fed the way in reaching the highest per cent of its quota the division turned in or K per cent of its goal photo on Page 1 County towards its 5 goal Harry Smock and Wilber Wheeler co-chairmen Commercial 2 per i cent towards a goal of Charles Moody meeting which will be Professional 4 per cent towards a goal of Albert Jones Industrial firms and es showed a total of 13.7 per cent towards its goal Jerry Sessoms of No report was received from the Small Business Division Del Lothes chairman which per cent nas a goal of Campaign Chairman James G Everhart urged workers to all cards and make a determined effort to show tional results for the second held Thursday Oct 19 Everhart said effort and op- can make the goal an attainable one The campaign which ends Oct 26 produces the funds to operate the 16 health welfare youth and agencies which assist persons throughout the county Theme for this year's drive is when you light your fair share candle all Muskingum County grows brighter More than 60 persons ed the meeting Heck Co Nepal Farm Youth Visiting In County Secrecy Is Sought For Synod By DAVID L DUGAS VATICAN CITY Vatican newspaper Wednesday criticized Bishops and men for trying to break the rule of secrecy which Pope Paul VI has imposed on the Synod of Bishops j The Bishops meanwhile i failed to elect an Commission to prepare a document on the body's views on church teaching The election struggle was seen as a test of strength between Liberal and Conservative theologians at the meeting The Pope gave the unnamed Commission 10 days Tuesday to replace a prepared statement which ran Bids Low On Project W J Heck Company of 1907 Linden avenue submitted the apparent low bid of to construct a storm sewer in State street from the Licking River to the west side of Brighton boulevard Public Works Director Orren Hillman reported yesterday The city received six other bids on the project Hillman said the contract will likely be awarded soon with work expected to begin within three weeks The sewer is designed to solve the severe water run-off lem which has plagued the West Main and State street areas many years By KATHIE PRATT program which lasted until May Chandra Shrestha of Nepal Fmm Mav 15 tn entering the last phase oi a month stay in the United States as part of the International Farm Youth Exchange program He is currently lived in South Dakota with a farm family A mid-point con- ference was held at the sity of Nebraska Aug 1 to 8 and ing with John Rice of on Aug 10 ne arrived in ohio A burg burg Muskingum County Extension Agent Shrestha is 21 years old and has worked as a youth agent with the Nepal Agriculture Ex- tension Service for four years He has worked with the clubs which are similar to America's 4-H He lives with his final consultation program will be held in Washington from Oct 27 to 31 Before returning to Nepal he will spend a week in Greece The program is ed to promote better under- parents four sisters and two brothers on an farm in Dhankuta Nepal His education consists of two years of college and one year of standing between countries by giving young people the to live with and be- Glass Company has agricultural school where he studied agronomy horticulture offered to pay nearly of the total cost because a sizable portion of the water drainage in the south State street area comes from Brockway's ings in the area The city had previously cost of the project at Other bids and Krebs Construction Company of ark C M Luburgh of East pike Mountain State Construction of ton W Va Skinner Construction Company of Haddad Con- struction Company of Columbus and Mel Gornall Com- pany of Columbus livestock lion and Shrestha arrived in ton May 10 for an orientation come part of a family in another county People involved in the program are given a chance to learn not only valuable mation about agriculture in other countries but also in customs and culture jinto opposition i liberals from church Muskingum Majorettes These majorettes will perform with the Muskingum College band daring the half-time show at the Mount Union football game Saturday night in MeConagha Stadium at New Concord They are kneeling in front Jean Raffaele a senior from the head of Johnstown Linda Gibson of Ravenna of Heights Suzanne Snyder or Bellevue Jackie Boris of Munhall Pa Barbra Hilscher of North Canton and Marcie Tietjen Aliquippa Pa Board Supports Changes OSU Structure Revamping Approved For Undergrads Cambodia Accuses U.S In Vietnam UNITED NATIONS The Cambodian Ambassador to the United Nations Huot Sambath Wednesday accused I New balloting was United States of waging for Thursday when the Genocide in Vietnam and said bers will be picked by a simple plurality eliminating the pre- necessary majority The Pope will then add four other members to the Committee The daily Ro- mano said Pope Paul had called the Synod to ask opinions whose value depends ly on deliberations of the head and pastor of the church Does he not have the right to ask that the opinions be given the paper asked Newsmen and a number of COLUMBUS UPI Ohio State University's Board of Trustees Wednesday endorsed reorganization of much of the undergraduate approved the plan and necessary changes in university's structure The trustees The faculties of these six colleges and departments sic colleges will be known the planning and offering of the Faculty of rhe Arts and ences and will have control er the programs for the degrees of bachelor of arts and lor of sciences The council of deans made up of deans of the six basic col- leges with one elected chairman faculty rules and trustee laws Unofficial implementation of the plan has begun already will see to the development of With trustee action the mechanisms to organization should be ing by Jan 1 1968 The plan accomplishes two major small manageable units individual containing departments and schools with related academic aims and programs as opposed to one large college these units by means of a Council of Deans and a dean for undergraduate education to ter promote and expand liberal arts education Creation of the College of Bi- ological Sciences and Uni- versity College in 1965 was the first step in the reorganization Both of these colleges are among the six members of the federated colleger of the Arts and Sciences which also in- cludes the colleges of The Arts Mathematics and Physical ences Humanities and Social and Behavioral Sciences academic grams The reorganization also ates the College of tive Science to replace the Col- lege of Commerce and tration and establishes the Col- lege of Optometry in place of the present School of try Ham line Ave Woman Injured Mrs Margaret Jean 23 of 113 Hamline nue suffered a minor injury to her right hip in a two resolutions per collision Wednesday evening uto the Wheeling avenue and u street Action by the trustees follows approval of the reorganization by the faculty council which voted the rules changes on Oct 3 In other action the i contract award recommendations totaling million for construction of an ad- dition to Dodd Hall in the OSU medical center Synod Bishops have strongly urged that the body's daily meetings be opened to the press or that the Vatican's press officer the only member allowed in the hall be allowed to give more details of the proceedings Britain's John Cardinal nan said in a letter to a London newspaper two days ago that many Bishops question the wisdom of attempting to keep secret the proceedings of the Synod He noted that press attempts to break the blackout had resulted in some officially reported speeches being in the press to the wrong speakers Romano said journalists by nature were wary of the word secret and see in it an offense to freedom of information And yet there are military secrets professional secrets and secrets of state the Americans were engaged in the conscious destruction of an Asian country and people Cambodia lias made similar charges before but the attack Wednesday was particularly vehement Mrs John F Kennedy will visit Cambodia next month at the invitation of its Chief of State Prince Norodom ouk and there had been hopes it might produce a warming in relations with the United States Mrs Kennedy's trip was announced last week She will help Sihanouk dedicate a street named in honor of the late president Dice By Loan League G Ronald Dice president of the Zanesville Federal Savings an Loan Association was elected second vice president of the Ohio Savings and Loan League at Wednesday's final session of the annual tion in Columbus Jared E Halderman of the Mutual Savings and Loan of Celina was named president succeeding A Iw y n Purinton Jr of East Liverpool Ending the three-day session the delegates pledged their support in Gov James Rhodes drive promoting new industry Chandra Shrestha of Nepal demonstrates his ability to play the guitar while John Rice Frazeysburg county 4-H extension agent looks on Shrestha is in the United States as part of the International Farm Youth Program and is now residing with Mr and Mrs Rice in Frazeysburg of the people hobbies include playing the guitar and the harmonium an instrument lar to the chord organ which I has 42 keys and is played with one hand He taught himself to play both these instruments He also enjoys volleyball home he would like to continue his education and study music table tennis and When he returns 4 Suspects Captured In Cleveland SHAKER HEIGHTS Ohio suspects wanted in a series of motel holdups and the shooting of a state man were captured Wednesday after an extensive air and ground search by dozens of lice The shooting touched off a high speed auto chase in the men managed to elude lice But two were caught ly before dawn and the other two were captured in a land apartment after noon State patrolman Charles Toth 38 of Newton Falls was ported in fair condition in Thomas Hospital Akron He was assaulted when stopped a car carrying the men to question them about two Holiday Inn robberies in mit County Shortly before dawn Stubbs 20 of Cleveland captured sitting in a car in a private driveway Another man Alva 19 also ofi Cleveland gave himself up onj Halworth Road to a County Deputy Sheriff He in his pocket police A massive search was for the other two ing around the Highland Park Golf Course Three helicopters one donated by a neighbor some 75 squad mounted police from Cleveland and two dogs were used Police came from as far away as Geneva to help in the search Acting on a tip Cleveland and Shaker Heights police ar- rested the last two in an ment house on E St in Cleveland No gun was found They were identified as ert Barno Jr 29 who lived in the apartment and Na t h a n Smith no address given Police believe the gang was responsible for a series of ups in the Shaker Heights area j During the search police found the badly decomposed body of an unidentified man The body was not connected to the holdups It was taken to rhe Cuyahoga County Morgue for an autopsy UPI Telephoto To Compete With Nature Bruce Johnson and Shari Quam listen to the sound of the sea in a shell before departing from Los Angeles for a revert back to nature venture on a remote Pacific island in a modern version of the adventures of Robinson Crusoe Johnson to his 40s and Miss Quam 22 a former nurse will carry no provisions except camera and film and a bathing suit each in the nature experiment In Zanesville Today Meetings Timber Run Grange lation of officers at 8 p.m Grange At 8 p.m Mr and Mrs Raymond Malta Route 2 Oct 10 of Fultonham a son at Good! Samaritan Oct 10 Mr and Mrs L j Glenn 11 Fire Alarms onu Watson of Cumberland Route lj needs of which are accepted by j and economic expansion in all Ohio Green Marysville Center between and Bellefontaine She was dismissed after treatment at Good Samaritan Hospital where she was taken in a city emergency ambulance Police said her car collided with one driven by Virginia M Davis 22 of 27 Cemetery avenue Officers said the Davis One authorized the Engineering Experiment Station to manage the acreage and the other purchase of those erties insurance grams for faculty staff and all regular employes to cover and hourly employes car spun around after the crash establishment of and struck a power pole College of Medicine said Mrs Humphrey was charged with failing to yield the right of way Center and first development fund gifts to finance it Four To Seek Reelection To County Fair Board Four Muskingum County Fair Board members plan to seek re- election Nov 3 in the annual Muskingum County Agricultural Society balloting in the county commissioners office Fair Board Secretary Scott Patton reported yesterday Fair Board members whose terms expire Jan 1 1968 are and William Agin of Coppermill road Patton said any other bers of the Agricultural Society wishing to seek election may do so by obtaining petitions from him Persons seeking election must obtain names of at least 10 Society members and return the petitions to Patton by days prior to the election Malta Lodge F AM At a at i a m- Mattress hi the p.m in hall at Norwich 10 at a Meigs PTO At p.m I Mr and Mrs William at 838 Putnam avenue Family Life Program At Garey of Crooksville Route 2 Couison of the at Madison and at 1 daughter at Bethesda Oct 10 undetermined p.m at Sheridan School Mr and Mrs Leslie to mattress only Disabled American Stotts of US street a At p.m daughter Belinda Oct 10 NEW YORK j were conducted at 8 Deaths for asbestos heir West my Manville but instead of Funeral Held For Manville Runs At school with films THOMPSON Miss Mary 91 of White Cottage Oct H B wives No 9 and No 11 were only waterworks Mrs Christina ville widow of the playboy wept inside St Thomas Episcopal Church on Fifth Avenue while wife No 9 Mrs Christina wept curious passersby on a sidewalk outside Although no one prevented West Boosters of Columbian Association NORTHROP Dr oJ pm McConnelsville Oct 10 Man Hancock PTA At SPENCER Jasper X 73 Hancock formerly of Shawnee Oct 10 I p.m Called to of crash at Wheeling nue and street took Mrs Margaret Jean Humphrey 23 of Hamline avenue to Good Samaritan Hospital to observe Back To Mary Special 193 of Barnesville Route 3 Oct I Night Club At j p.m at rne Art Institute 110 Temple t o P confer Mrs who has a federal suit pending against the Apprentice Degree Fred McVicker board Balloting will be held from Mrs Manville dent of 1544 Linden to 3 p.m Only entering the church but William Greiner Jr of East Society members are eligible to i she made no effort to attend the Dave Ross of Adams vote I funeral rites Bethel Church of God 970 BEUSCHER Mrs Ethel M I Hughes street will hold 0 o'clock each beginning today and Oct through Sunday JOHNSON Ralph E 61 services uill be Lexington Route 1 Oct 3 p.m on Saturday ar i HOIT Mrs Andrew 92 The services ai LaFayette Lodge No 79 F Homo the services at At at formerly of Oct in planned as the annual honr Mr and Mrs James West ofj WILSON Mrs Ada Harris event of the church ar Zanesville Route 4 a daughter of Caldwell Oct 11 at Good Samaritan Oct 10 NORRIS Glen Jr will feature sermons by guo.-: ministers NE R C HIV E
