Gacy to Manage Kentucky Fried Chicken Stores‘iJohn W. Gacy, Jr., has been appointed manager of all three Kentucky Fried Chicken Take Home Stores, in the metropolitan, area. Owner Fred Myers appointed Gaey following his completion of training in Lou-isVille, Ky.* •' r i' * ,‘Gacy has managed several stores in the Springfield, II!.,area and holdsLa degree in accounting and business management,Gacy was active in youth ]work and eom-tipimunity develop* jjc; ment with Jay-cees.He worked on . Gacy mental health projects and anti-litter programs as a member of the Chamber of Commerce Board.» - r V‘ 1965, he was honored withthe. “Man of the Year” award, the most active Jaycee award runner-up to the Community i Distinguished Serviceaward.♦ * * *.;Gacy, his wife, Marilynn, and son, Michael, will live at 1715 Washington, Waterloo.Nine From Area Join MarinesNine area men wrho recently enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve have been ordered to San Diego for eight weeks of basic training, four weeks of advanced infantry training, and special training courses.After serving six months of active duty, the men will return to become members of the 7th 105 Howitzer Battery, stationed at the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center, 200 Riverside Dr.The men are:| Terry L. Anderson, 1933 Mcr-jner, Cedar Falls; Gary D. Mug-[ge, Beaman; Raymond H. Dav-|is, of Albia; and James L. Lynch of Conrad, each of whom will receive special training in field artillery and motor transport.Also, Ronald L. McGrath, of Independence, who will receive training in field artillery; Steven E. Rieger, Cedar Rapids, whose specialty will be communications; Mark A. Lorenz, Independence, who will receive special training in communications; Donald R. Daggett, Conrad; and | Ronald L. Sadler, of Jesup, who' have not yet been assigned to: a special training course.Boys Accused of Consuming BeerTwo lS-year-olds were arrest-