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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1966

Page

11

Bread route helps Dundee student fund college

Marcia Malone of Dundee works a Nickles Bakery bread truck out of Navarre to finance her return to Malone College in Canton. A 1964 Garaway High grad, she starts at 5 AM and often works 12 hours, saying the job lets her meet many people and hear their troubles.

Bert Silvius Dundee Marcia Malone Nickles Navarre Malone College Canton Garaway High Hershel Malone

Phila Boy, 13, Wins National Puzzle Prize

David Bruce Meakin, 13, of New Philadelphia wins the national grand prize in Cappy Dick’s fruits puzzle contest published by The Daily Reporter. His award includes a 15 volume Childcraft set, a 20 volume Work Book Encyclopedia, a wood rack, and an autograph beanie kit. Other Dover area winners of beanie kits include Brenda Rieger, Sue McDonald, Larry Calpiaz, Christine Rondinella, Mike Incarnato, Nancy Ward, Jolene Miller, and Lyella Miller. prizes to be mailed soon.

David Bruce Meakin M81 2Nd St. NW New Philadelphia The Daily Reporter William Meakin Dover Area Brenda Rieger Sue McDonald Washington Pt Larry Calpiaz Buckeye St Christine Rondinella Mike Incarnato 7Th St Dover Nancy Ward Port Washington Jolene Miller Shanesville Lyella Miller Baltic

Weather summary for yesterday and tomorrow

Yesterday highs reached 82 and lows 59 across cities including Albuquerque Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles Miami New York Pittsburgh St Louis San Francisco and Washington Forecast for tomorrow predicts partly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of thundershowers. sunrise and sunset times noted.

Albuquerque Chicago Cleveland Los Angeles Miami New York Pittsburgh St. Louis San Fran Washington TODA

Sugarcreek Boy Joins Peace Corps in Brazil Bahia Assignment

Tim A. Richardson of Sugarcreek has arrived in Brazil to work on urban community development in Bahia as a Peace Corps volunteer. After 14 weeks of training in Putney Vermont he prepared by studying Portuguese Latin American history and culture US history and world affairs. The program includes 650 volunteers in Brazil tackling health schools 4 H and agricultural projects with practice in slum areas.

Tim A. Richardson William Richardson Sugarcreek Brazil Bahia Peace Corps Putney Richardson United States

County Report Due Monday On Office Space Needs

Charles Marr of New Philadelphia, architect and county committee chair, said a six page report will be submitted to commissioners Monday at 11 am. The panel will guide a decision on adding county office space, with proposals including a new building beside the courthouse and purchase of Reeves Motor Inn.

Charles Marr Philadelphia Reeves Motor Inn

Time to Seed a New Lawn in Tuscarawas County

Through September 15 the best time to seed a new lawn in Tuscarawas County is outlined in Your Lawn Bulletin No. 271. The 1966 edition is available at the County Extension Office in New Philadelphia, with mail copies offered by calling 50262. A second new bulletin, Basic Plants for a Perennial Flower Garden, is also available. Many gardeners begin perennial beds now to avoid yearly planting labor. The bulletins are free.

Tuscarawas County Post Office New Philadelphia

Home Building Lowest Since 1960 Recession

Commerce Department data show housing starts fell 16.4 percent in July to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1,064,000, the lowest since December 1960. Builders blame high interest rates and tight money, diverting funds from home mortgages to other sectors.

Washington Commerce Department Department

Verdict Pending on Lunar Orbiter Flight Plan

Pasadena Calif AP report says impaired vision in the Lunar Orbiter raises doubts about proceeding with the mission. If the problem cannot be cleared, closeups of potential astronaut landing sites on the moon's front side may not be obtainable, warns spacecraft manager Israel Taback.

Pasadena Calif America Israel Taback

Five Airlines Return To Service After Historic Strike

Washington AP reports five major airlines Hastern National Northwest Trans World and United resumed service after a 43 day machinists strike ended. airports saw light crowds as bookings rose heavier than usual for Saturday but loads remained lean on some flights. Union leader Siemiller hailed the ratification of a three year contract that could lift wages 15 percent plus cost of living protections to final year 1968. The settlement prompted speculation of future labor battles and a likely push toward broader wage guidelines challenges.

Washington Hastern National Northwest Trans World United International Association of Machinists Afl-Cio Congress U.S Organized White House Stemiller Communications Workers of America Western Electric, Co Siemiller AIR Service

Combined Levy Hinted for Tusky Valley School Measures

Tuscarawas Valley board of education may place a combined levy renewal of 13.7 mills and an additional 2 mills on the November 8 ballot for operating expenses. A $552,000 bond issue for school additions and remodeling was approved in May but failed by 7 votes last November.

Tuscarawas Valley Board of Education County Budget Commission

County Loses Tax Sale Sum on Delinquent Property

Common Pleas Judge J H Lamneck ruled that proceeds from a county tax sale must first satisfy any first mortgage. The sale of a bulldozer and hi lift owned by D B Coal Co of Columbiana raised 2050 dollars, with most going to Union Bank Co of Columbiana and none to the 741 dollar tax debt.

Common Pleas J. H. Lamneck Victor Vic) Martinelli D. & B. Coal Co Columbiana Lamneck Union Bank Co Martinelli

Bolivar Village Seeks Renewal Levy Vote on Nov 8

Bolivar officials plan to ask village voters on November 8 to renew a 2-mill levy for operating expenses. The general fund is described as financially sound, per county budget commission minutes from a Thursday hearing. The 1940 water works bond will mature in 1967.

Bolivar County Budget Commission

Ohio Common Law Marriage and Social Security Rights

A judge outlines three tests for a valid Ohio common law marriage: oral agreement, public recognition as married, and cohabitation as spouses. If met, a common law wife may receive Social Security benefits, provided proof of marriage and absence of impediments like an unresolved prior divorce. Visit the Social Security office at 172 W High Ave, New Philadelphia.

Social Security Office W. High Av New Philadelphia

Is Flooride Added To Water In Dover

The reader asks if flooride is added to water in Dover and how hard the water should be. Answer: nothing is added. Water comes from a deep well via a gravel bed and is considered palatable. See HOT LINE, Page 5.

Dover

Auto Moguls Seek Wage Rise From Auto Union

Detroit AP report says amid unrest skilled tradesmen push for immediate pay raises as UAW plans to reopen contracts with General Motors Ford and Chrysler before their 1967 terms end. Ford notes 195 of 289 Woodhaven shift workers absent in an unauthorized stoppage while 1,480 production staff worked and production continued.

Whitey Detroit Anon Auto United Auto Workers UAW General Motors Ford Chrysler Ford Motor Co Woodhaven Edward J. Plawecki

Heat and Battery Care Warns by AAA Official

AAA warns heat can damage car batteries in summer as well as winter. Jack Everhart of Tuscarawas County Automobile Club says heat and overcharging are major factors, especially in older units, with under-hood temps reaching 160 degrees or more. He advises frequent level checks, proper regulator adjustment, clean terminals, and secure mounting to prevent failure.

Jack Everhart Tuscarawas County Automobile Club AAA Eoyerhart Everhart

Day Brightener: Child Jokes About Bedtime Discipline

A playful quip from a youngster to a friend about bedtime. The child claims to have to sleep at eight, joking that his mother is stricter than the other's by a half hour. The line captures light domestic humor and childhood banter.

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