. -0 ,::c.ord liliillj t 4 1 mm . ''O - 1 fi - J 5!, I HIGHWAY STRUCTURES are now being built for the new bypass which will carry U. S. 25-70 a round 'Marshall. At left, a bridge is under construc tion across Walnut Creek half a mild from the point at which the north end of the bypass will link with presenti U.S. 25-70 near Walnut. At right, piers are shown (left in picture) for a bridge across Ivy River at the southern intersection of the bypass. , The new bridge will carry traffic into Marshall by the present road at left in picture. The existing bridge shown right in picture will carry traffic into bypass, which will follow a cut to be dug through the hillside in the background. The bypass will be 4.5 miles long and will cost approximately $1,500,000, according to State Highway Commission estimates. Cut Courtesy AahevilU CitizenTimes With Our Boys In Service PORT LEONARD WOOD, MO. (AHTNC) Amy Pvt. Roger W. Ensley, 22, whose wife, Doris, lives at 162 Washington St., Pon tiac, Mich., is scheduled to com plete eight weeks of basic com bat training December 7 under the Leonard Wood,4 Mo. Ensley, son of Mrs. Hasel Lou ise Ensley, 48068 Main St., Rich anond, was a clerk for the Fisher Body Division of. General Motors. in Warren before enterinsr the Army. He was graduated from Richmond High School in 1954. Ensley's father, Clete R. Ens ley, lives on Rute 3, Marshall. U. S. FORCES, GERMANY (AHTNC) Warren Chandler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chand ler, Walnut, recently was pro moted to specialist third class in Germany, where he is a member of the 11th Airborne Division. A truck driver in the division's 696th Transportation Company, Specialist Chandler entered the Army in 1966 and arrived in France in March 1966. , He. is -a 1966 graduate of, Wal nut High School. Fort Huchuca, Ari. (AHTNC) Army Pvt. Ralph E. James, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. James of Route 1, Leicester, recently was assigned to the 16th Signal Bat talion, Fort Huchuca, Arizona. James, a mechanic in the bat. talion'a Company B, entered the Army in April 1967 and complet ed basic training at Fort Benning, Ga. He attended Leicester ' High School. ; , . ', : - '" - '. "' " v ' N'.'i"f' : People who can't get down to business seldom get up in the V V fc Here Comes The 2 Bookmobile ' Bookie and Bookie Too are now sitting side .. by ' side in Bookie's yard in Hot Springs. They seem to be getting along just fine. ' Bookie sex to me, sex she, "You know, I really like Bookie Too. didn't especially relish the idea of her coming in and taking my place. But .honest to goodness, she is so friendly and nice, I just cant' help liking, her. ",'hy, she isn't a bit stuck up, y.ibrir. to i Biwjfri ynunger and prettier than I. Oh well, I have become reconciled to the fact that age must step aside for youth." It sure makes me feel good to &ee - Bookie and Bookie Too sit ting out there in the yard chat ting away so friendly-like. Bookie is such a dear old friend, and I like Bookie Too very much also, so. it kind of worried me when I got to thinking that maybe they wouldn't get along. That just goes to show you that .you shouldn't ever worry about , things that maybe aren't ever going to happen. Yes, we always say "Don't cross the bridge' until you ar titera-m. and -don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you." Thanksgiving is here. The real one. Not just one of those that Bookie and I proclaim in between times, when we are feeling extra good about something, or just life in general. As we count our many blessings en this, the real Thanksgiving Day, we put at the top of, our list YOU our good friends along the route. Your thoughtfulness, cheerfulness and warm-heartedness make, our job a very happy experience day after day for which we are truly grateful. So to all of you, straight from ; the heart, ' we ay CLOCK CAUSES SCARE jjouisviue. ivy. . a looking box near hi car, which ' emitted strange noises when he kicked' it, frightened 'Bradley Coyle, 32. Inside' tbo.box was--the handless face and works of an alarm clock, two containers- and" an electric switch. Police called ' a Fort .Knox detonation expert,. who, after investigation, - aaid it takes more than putty, soot, wires , ana an oia uun.w&. bomb. v ',',' GIVE The United Wa:' npuivv vmi t k n l II III u IH' . Il lllllllll 1 ' 1 m M m. m. - . y .s -K m j I t v j I J v j i i - v j v y v. - i L 1 1 mv , y 1 , " I ' ' - . . ; 1 1 1 ... - ; r 1 r

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