The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 February 1968 — Page 3

Friday, February 16, 1968

The Dally Banner, Greeneastle, Indiana

Page 3

Sears Roebuck Co. * recalls gas heaters

* Scars Roebuck and Compary has announced a recall and replacement program for approximately 6000 gas heaters sold oy them. Most of the Sears heaters were sold between September 1962 and December 1966. They were last offered for regular sale in a catalog circular in August and September 1966. A few remaining units were

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sold in retail stores during 1967. I ; Sears identified four models of its “Gas Fired Baseboard Thru-Wall Heater in their lecall program. They are Homart Model numbers 133.72561 or 133.725611: 133.72562 or 133.725621; 133.72565, 133.725651; and 133.72566 or 133.725661. The plate showing these model numbers is located on top of | the burner box. It is suggested that users of these model heaters should contact the manager of the nearest Sears retail store or catalog sales office for assistance in identifying and replacement of the suspected heaters. According to Sears, if a heater is identified as being one of these potentially hazardous models, it will be replaced without charge. Sears decision to recall these heaters was based on a sample of suspected heating units in homes. The sample was initiated at the request of the Public Health Service and revealed that over 50 per cent of those units tested were emitting levels of carbon monoxide that could under certain conditions be dangerous.

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U.S., S. Korea reach agreement SEOUL UPI — The United States and South Korea agreed today to coordinate their response to any future Communist North Korean aggression, a joint communique said. The communique was issued at the conclusion of talks between special presidential envoy Cyrus R. Vance and South Korean officials. President Johnson sent Vance Sunday to smooth over the resentment of some South Koreans who felt the United States was more concerned with gettin" b the captured intelligf ueblo and her crew thin i. m -ie Communists’ attempt to assassinate President Park Chung Hee. Vance, who helped smooth over the Cyprus crisis for Johnson late last year, headed home today saying he is satisfied with his results. “I think it has been a successful mission,” he said at the airport. “I am returning to Washington to report direct to President Johnson on the very useful talks I had here. The talks proceeded at all times in a most cordial and friendly atmosphere.” The joint communique said the two nations agreed to "promptly determine what action should be taken” under their mutual defense treaty If North Korean aggression continues. The nations reaffirmed “the commitment of the two countries to undertake immediate consultations whenever the security of the Republic of South Korea is threatened.” Vance had talked all night with South Korean officials. The unprecedented session started at 9 p.m. and wound up at 6 this morning. The communique said the two governments agreed to hold annual defense ministers meetings “to discuss and consult on defense and security matters of mutual interest and common concern.” Park “expressed his appreciation to President Johnson for his quick action in recommending to the United States Congress an additional $100 million of United States military assistance to the Republic of Korea,” the communique said.

West Clinton Township News

By Mrs. A. R. Clodfelter of Ostrander, Ohio. Mrs. Roush Weekend guests of Mr. and was formerly Sandra Welch of Mrs. Louis Williams, Sr. were Clinton Township, their granddaughter and hus- Mr. and Mrs. Williams visited band, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Roush Sunday afternoon with Mr. and

Mrs. Albert Whitehead of Brick evening callers were Mr. and

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A T THE OFFICERS’ monthly dance at Fort Hamilton re/a cently, a beautiful young lady turned up in a dress that left little to the imagination. One impressionable officer,, obviously bowled over, tapped her on the shoulder in due course and asked respectfully, “Would you be interested in contributing to the delinquency of a major?”

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Johnny Carson tells about the golf duffer, determined to improve his game, who bought a bucket of repainted balls at a driving range and teed up the first one with an air of grim determination. His roundhouse swing left the ball untouched, but his driver sailed out of his hands thirty yards down the range. Embarrassed, he muttered, “Guess I better get me another club.” “Another club?” jeered an onlooker. “Better get a BUCKET of them!”

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A young lady who did very well for herself serving as first assistant in a children's nursery school was feeling distinctly under the weather and went to her doctor for a check-up. At its conclusion he shook her hand warmly and told her, “My dear, you are about to go into business for yourself.”

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Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Irwin and Mrs. Aileen Overstreet called at the Culver Hospital Sunday afternoon to see Vern Campbell who has been confined to the hospital for six weeks. His condition remains about the same. The Clinton and Madison Friendly Club met Thursday

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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett visited their old Sunday School teacher, Mrs. Dean Cromp, in Anderson Sunday. Mrs. Cromp recently returned home from the hospital where she had surgery. The Bennetts formerly

lived in Anderson.

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afternoon with Mrs. Olma Clod- visited his father. Dean Ter felter. The program was given hunei in jasonville Sunday,

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life of Lincoln. With always Sixteen speech pupils from something new to tell, Mrs. Bainbridge High School atO’Haver read the comparison 1 tended an invitational tourney between Lincoln and President at Danville last Saturday. They Kennedy in life and death, fol- brought home one trophy for lowed by a discussion by the second place and several ribclub members. The next meet- bons - There w’ere 100 students ing will be with Mrs. Helen there from different schools. Martin, of Clinton Falls, March Two speech teachers, Mrs. June 14. Irwnn and Steven Somers, went Word was received he> - e rf with the students. They also Sarah Wolf, of Greenfield. 15- w 111 attend another speech tour-year-old daughter of William nf, .V Saturday at North Cen-

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