The Park City Daily News from Bowling Green, Kentucky (2024)

August 23, 1959

Publication:

The Park City Daily Newsi

Location:

Bowling Green, Kentucky

Issue Date:

Sunday, August 23, 1959

Page:

12

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Successful 4-H Club Member Kookio Finds Chicago Real Antsville 2 PARK cmr DART KIWI ttrfef SUNDAY AUOUST lSt Vaccine in Short Supply United Givers LD Rasdall Building For A Full Scale Dairy Operation In Future Fund -Chips In To Finance Salk Polio Vaccine A TO- I CHICAGO They came to worship their Idol Kookle he signed "is Real Some fainted ethers sobbed with delight and still others surged toward him to gaze into his face crowned with a crop of curly hair And so went the mass love affair between Ed Byrnes and 18000 cheering bobby soxers Friday at Midway Airport signalling Ms Chicago arrival The singing and acting star smiled waved and blew kisses to Ms teen-age flock described by police as the largest crowd ever to greet an entertainer at the airport They showered Kookle with a barrage of combs a reminder of his TV hair-combing routine role on 77 Sunset Strip The bdbby sox set was rewarded Real ants said Kookie 36 describing Hie crowd these youngsters coming ou to see me is the maximum Momentarily away from Ms frantic worshipers Kookie confided to newsmen: "But enough of this Booklets lk This how I Edward Byrnes really talk I like to do it for the teen-agers because I think each new generation usually finds something all its own "Jive-talk gives the boys and girls of today something private and personal through which they can communicate with one another to be outside the adult world which surrounds Hundreds of persons watting to receive polio vaccine money available with which to purchase the vital fluid but no vaccine This was the situation Friday at the Warren County Health Department which announced receipt of its fourth $100 check from United Givers Fund this year to purchase vaccine against Infantile paralysis Dr 1 toomey Health Department director said several major pharmaceutical houses have been contacted in an effort to obtain a supply of the vaccine but to no avail Another department spokesman said producers of the vaccine are shipping Salk vaccine into areas hard hit by the crippling disease resulting in a shortage for other sections It was noted however that every effort will continue to be made to obtain additional vaccine consignments to Warren County may be several days before we can obtain a supplier but we won't let up in our efforts it was stated The spokesman said the Health Department is averaging "about telephone calls each day from persons interested in obtaining the vaccine either for themselves or some member of the family Due to the shortage only the first three Salk shots are being given by the Health Department even when vaccine is available It was emphasized however that a fourth shot is recommended as a booster The fourth shot must be obtained through a private physician and it was reported that physicians do have vaccine to administer The Health-Department which annually shares in funds contnb-ed through United Givers Fund for the fight against infantile par for the fight against infantile par- 10000 pounds of milk since the first of the year The Doll is one of 12 animals plana to use as a basis for a large dairy herd FOUR-FOOTED ROYALTY Rasdall Jr Smiths Grove 4-H member displays Palatine Royal Doll his champion Jersey cow that has turned to a production record of Preston center UGF executive secretary had just presented the Health Department with its fourth $100 check this year to be used to purchase additional vaccine NO VACCINE Health Department Nurse Mrs Mary Holstrom tells little Vickie Miller 7 that there is no Salk vaccine available here to fill the request for a shot Robert 16 Projects Will Cost Estimated $436050 By RAT GLENN A Smiths Grove 4-H member with more than his share of successes is -Rasdall Jr 21 a fast rising young dairy farmer A graduate of North Warren High School has been a 4-H member since his family moved to Kentucky from West Virginia in 1950 While he has concentrated on dairy animals primarily he also is interested In other areas of farming particularly those that influence or help bring success to his dairy herd Presently the owner of 12 registered dairy cows and seven calves hopes to double his herd to the next two years Money for expansion comes from selling milk and a half acre of bur-ley tobacco he raises each year Until recently he and a hired man did all milking by hand But about a month ago he had a $1 000 cow-to-can milking outfit installed Showing his animals at local shows and county fairs is listed as the young main hobby His most recent blue ribbon came for the bes aged Holstein cow in the 4-H and FFA District Dairy Show last week At the Southern Kentucky Fair this year he took the open Jersey championship after winning the showmanship contest to the 4-H and FFA division In addition he took three first places one second place and one fourth place with Ms animals At Monroe County Fair he was winner of the grand championship in the Jersey class He took the prize for the best club animal in the Black and White (Holstein) Show here and best four-year-old cow in the Jersey Parish Show As a member of the North Warren FFA chapter he served as treasurer during his junior year of high school and vice president his senior year He holds the FFA State Farmer- Degree and lw working on his American Farmer Degree He and his father operate two farms totalling more than 700 acres A variety of crops are grown but they concentrate on grass and grain crops to feed the dairy herd and the senior 75 to 100 beef animals presently sells 250 pounds of milk a day to Pet Milk Company and hopes to double his production in the next two years He looks forward to the day he can go in for a full scale dairy operation He attended Western State College last year working on an agriculture major He has not decided whether to continue his education or not but does plan to stay on the farm The whole family Is active to Baptist Church work in Smiths Grove His mother is president of Smiths Grove Homemakers while sister Sue Ann 19 is a sophom*ore at Bowling Green Business University She was an active FHA member Plans for the immediate future include a trip to the Kentucky State Fair at Louisville Sept 11 with sights set on a blue ribbon His senior yearling placed second last year Sixteen building permit applications calling for $436050 in construction were filed in City office last week Strikes Vacations Auto Changes Slow Production Holley Company Advances Three Executives Three administrative executives have been advanced by Holley Carburetor Co Detroit The appointments were announced by George Holley Jr president Holley a manufacturer of automotive and aviation engine acces-Lowe and Dotson Real Estate operates two plants to 1306 Laurel Ave apply asbestosBowlin Green and others in to building $300 ilf011 8nd Clare Mich and Paris Erect canopy on either side Dairy Bar on Laurel Avenue Robert Carbary was ied from materials control mana- Tuckers Drive-In Market 14(h and buyer to director of pur- By WALTER BREEDE JR emphatic denials from top which measures living costs AP Business News Writer try and union negotiators for edged up to a new peak: NEW YORK Strikes va- But as the dreary negotiations 124 9 per cent of the 1947-49 aver-cations and auto model change- recessed Friday afternoon there age overg slowed the nation's indus-were signs that the White House! This means according to gov alysis already has admimstereajtrial machine this week- Most warning might have been taken to! eminent calculations that you heart Both sides promised to other lines of business activity Three Held On Moonshine Charges GLASGOW Ky (Spl) A hearing will be held Saturday in Barren County Court for two men charged with possession of moonshine whisky James Ellis 60 Negro of Glasgow and Calvin Coolidge Humphrey 40 Cedar Groven were arrested after a chase Thursday night on Highway 249 near the Monroe- Barren County line deputy Clifton Wells said the men had two half-gallon jars of moonshine to their car Wells also said the pair had broken another 10 half-gallons during the chase The deputy said one of the two men admitted he and his companion were going to set fire to the vehicle to destroy evidence They apparently poured gasoline in the car before being stopped Ellis posted a $500 bond and Humphrey was jaded to lieu of a bond Wednesday the department raided the home of Vinus Stephens 61 and confiscated over four gallons of moonshine Stephens was placed in latl after failing to post a $1000 bond on the charge of possession of untaxed whisky 1669 Salk vaccine shots this year "And there is no telling how many more we could have given if the vaccine were available" a department official said UGF Warren "give me once for organization will walkout blew hot and cold concerted drive Oct 5 to The White House through Sec- open a need $1 25 to buy what $1 would chasing for all Holley plants John Ter Keurst was named director of industrial relations and personnel and will head policymaking for all plants Harry a vice president and general manager of the automotive division has elected to the board of directors and Laurel erect a sign $125 Betty Hall Spring Alley enlarge living-room and kitchen $400 Byron Scantland 1660 Baldwin construct a garage $600 Enlarge bedroom and kitchen at the Roy Garrett residence 356 Woodland Ave $500 Mrs Blanche Steen 142 Col- Highest peak under the Ameri-Iege View Dr enclose one end can flag is Mount McKinley of carport for a den $300 lAlaska 20320 feet high work separately over the weekend seeking out points they might agree on Monday meet face to face again to hammer out the language of a new wage contract Effects of the steel shutdown ell sought to build a fire under'already apparent in a sharp drop- meals the strike negotiators 'off in coal production and rail Mitchell released a 4 000-word freight traffic reached into the Briefly over the business scene: report crammed with statistics on 8ant auto industry this week Unperturbed by strikes Khrush-wages prices profits productivi- have bought 11 years ago The index for June was 1245 per cent In July last year it was 123 9 About one-fourth of the June to-July rise was accounted for by state and local mainly taxes on cigarettes and restaurant said chart American raise $100000 with which to finance its charitable and health program during 1960 "Money to buy Salk vaccine is an important part of our program and we are fortunate to be able More than half of the total accounted for by the Plaza Shopping Center composed of eight units of masonry and steel construction on Laurel Avenue The plaza is a Houchens Markets project The estimated cost will be $250000 The First Christian Church 11th and State Streets asked permission to construct a $149000 brick and concrete block church building Slated to contain six first-floor rooms and nine in the basem*nt the construction is to be completed in 12 months A new radio station WBJN Is to be installed on the second floor! at 911 College St An application for a permit to remodel listed i costs at $800 Ellis and Harris requested per-' mission to construct a five-room brick veneer residence at 482 Glen Lily Rd at an estimated cost of $15000 I Clara Jean Natcher applied for a permit to build a $13000 five-room brick veneer residence at 710 Eastwood Dr A permit for a $2000 frame and asbestos shingle residence at 1516 Kenton St was requested by Ezra Elmore Other applications included: Remodel Ted Lewis Paint and Body Shop Laurel Avenue Zn rZZ this tVanH mate indioue Cadillac Division consumers are dS! will run into serious pro- spending as they never spent be- experienced a sin vear has not gle polio case" said Robert PreS ton executive secretary for UGF In addition to helping local the public's interest is taken fully causes of polio cancer and heart to account diseases UGF makes funds avail- Andi ke ggjg the steel negotia- the able to American Red Cross COuld reach an early settle- serve tTiSS the 'area whichjuctjon exists for a settlement in which to the some JONES INSURANCE AGENCY 521 Main Phon VI 2-5464 problems if Hie strike Depart ment store sales to settled soon eek 18 The 1960 Caddies are scheduled 'CTt 8 go on public display Oct 2 in steel fdustry pay manufacturer doesn't nal -of steel in the next few July cached a rec- Roche said Cadillac dealers 1 ate of morf have nothing to sell but samples Auto dealers Cadillac list most other Ameri- 4h Sntatcs sold can automakers has f' building 1959 cars Some notably ikon i lnc'uding Chevrolet are already making orel mod? 8 Eco- nomy note: Oldsmobile 1960 line vail include a car that runs on Margaret A James Prize Winners Are Listed ment if they got down to brass tacks at the bargaining table The stock market seemed to like Mitchell's the next dav the market scored its biggest ad vance in 21 months with steel shares leading the way Stock sales totaled IF 762210 shares in the latest week com- Club Boy Scouts" Crippled Children Club Girl Scouts Mental Health George Washington Carver Youth Center Muscular Dystrophy Salvation Army and Welfare Center This year as in the past contributors may designate all or a part of their UGF gift to any one or more of the participating agencies You (it th brood? Intvrmc foil riaim sorvico plui pononal attention whan you hav your tiro auto or CALI TODAY TOR RATES BOAT AUTO a home miciurtt covorago with Our yearly bicroa in policy holder yorifiet thitl For the buver Interested in a 1959 car dealers this week had low-cost gasoline The other 1960 Oldsmobiles as heretofore will require premium-priced high test fuel Brunswick-Balke Collender Co bowling pared with 13 879815 shares to the a wjde assortment Inventories previous week and 12270245jvvere ar0und the 900000 mark shares to the same week lastSalps moved forward briskly year Bond sales had a par value j-ew car pl-cp have been go- Kenneth Milam 909 Laurel Ave received a portable television set given as the first door prize at the opening celebration of the Citizens National Laurel Avenue branch The drawing for the prize and other awards was held yesterday Miss Daisy '1031 Kentucky St won a phonograph and a transistor radio was given to Susan Crabtree 654 Webb Ave UNITED 4- BGH Senior Wins Contest UNITED UNITED UNITED UNITED UNITED UNITED UNITED a ES ATTORNEY NOMINATED WASHINGTON (AP) Pres! dent Eisenhower has nominated of $24811000 in the latest week jng down a bit as they normally Charles Anderson Jr of Lou-'aganst $30 325 200 the week be-! do toward he end of the model equipment manufacturer says there are now more women bowl too the lsville Ky as an alternate to the tore and $24130700 in the same coming session of the General As- 1958 week nd-of-Summer VSC SAVE! year Used car and prices of just about everything else you have risen slightly The trend is mirrored in the many years ago bowling alley was considered a man's exclusive domain Licensed Beverage Industries Inc a liquor trade group reports that beer wine and liquor taxes enriched federal state and municipal offers last year by four million dol lars report was followed by a rash of rumors that agree- sembly of the United Nations The terms of five representatives and five alternates nomi- nated Friday would expire Dec 31 Jerry Mounts 16 son of Mr and Mrs Mounts 235 West 15th St won first place to a sales promotion contest conducted by the Courier Journal and Louisville Times Mounts and the other four top winners leave today for a one-week all expense paid trip to Miami Beach Fla Jerry will be a senior at Bowling Green High this fall SAVE! ment had been reached to end the! latest cost-of-living strike And just as promptly came1 index announced Friday The In- WOULD MEAN MONEY HARLAN Ky (AP) Motion picture producer Ed Sampson said Thursday a film with Eastern Kentucky setting would mean about 150000 In local spending He said his company has not yet decided to make the film SAVE! WKCT 930 ON DIAL SAVE! CLOSE-OUT SALE or CjraciouS Our Entire Stock Of Entrance oCighlinfy Exparltnctd In handling of Estates Guardianship or Committee and as Trustee for Corporate Bond lesues DRIVE-IN BANKING i 922 State Street Office FREE PARKING FACILITIES BUSINESS LOANS HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS FARM IMPROVEMENT LOANS INSTALLMENT LOANS PERSONAL LOANS ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Going At WHOLESALE PRICES As Low 00 As WK DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $1000000 9 American National Bank and Trust Company -3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU $2950 and up including normal Installation terms $100 a month nwiuiumi)!) nwmwyw I1 'H1 Phone VI 33636 1 029 State St BETTER DEAL AT -UNITED MAIN OFFICE $34 STATE ST 437 TENTH ST BRANCH SMITHS GROVE BRANCH Bowling Green Ky Bowling Green Ky Smitns Grove Ky UNITED UNITED UNITED UNITED UNITED UNITED UNITED "UNITED Em iV.

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