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rAlcoholocaust Jerry Marcus . 90% proof 50% chance The use of alcohol by drivers and pedestrians results in about 25,000 deaths per year. Telephone Company Unionized Price of Service Will Shortly Move Upward A union contract Detween Car lina Telephone and Telegraph Company and Communications Workers of America (AFL-CIO) was ratified by a vote of the eligible employees Monday. The vote was 1,028 in faVor and 96 against. Contract negotiations began in November, 1968. The contract, the first in Caro lina Telephone’s 69-year history, was effective May 5, 1969, and covered a period of two years. Eligible Plant Department em ployees voted 649 to 585 in favor of a union last July, while those in the Traffic Department vot ed 721 to 490 for the union in September, 1968. Although the union will repre sent craft and clerical em ployees in only these two de partments, the wage increases and other benefits will affect employees of all other depart ments. Generally, the starnng pay for clerical employees, including op erators, will be increased $3.50 per week, and the maximum uased by $8.00 per week in the contract year 1969. The starting rate for most skilled craft employees will rise .$5.00 and top pay will be in creased $8.00 to $10.00 week ly for the first year of the con tract. included in increased benefits are one additional holiday in 1969 (Memorial Day - May 30) and three weeks Vacation for employees with 10 years ser vice in 19691 Previously, em ployees with 15 years service were granted three weeks vaca tion. Othr benefits are liberaliza tion of the company’s sickness end benefit plan, increased dif ferential payments for night work, and V< premium for em ployee dependent coverage for hospitalization insurance. The company has been paying for employees hospitalization. The total cost of the wage in crease and improved benefits will amount to about $1,450,000 the first year^ Satoftes^and wages to'wefMsrill total pearly $21, 000,000. Veterans Corner Q — I have been discharged from military s*rvfce after two years active duty and want to enter college. How do I get per mission from VA to enter as a G. I. student? A — Write, call or visit youi nearest Veterans Administration office and request aa application form. Complete this form and re turn'it to the VA which will then provide you with a Certif icate of Eligibility that will per mit you to enter school under the G. I. Bill, provided the school and courses are approved for this program. Q — Recently I applied for an increase in,my service • con nected disability rating from the Veterans Administration. When I was discharged from service two yoars ago and originally rat ed service-disability by VA I did not apply for the National Ser vice Life Insurance available to veterans with service-connect ad disabilities. Will an increased rating entitle me to apply for this NSLI coverage? A — An increased rating for service-connected disability orig inally rated more than a year ago will not entitle you to apply for NSLI coverage. However, you could become entitled if service^ccmnection is allowed by the VA for the first time for a different disability. You would then have a year from the rat ing of the different disability to apply for this special NSLI policy. Q — My son will soon bo discharged from the Army after two years of service. Ho receiv ed his college education under the War Orphans Education As sistance program- Will ho'be entitled to any additional oduca tional assistance under the G.l. Bill? A — Yes. A recent law in creased the aggregate amount ol Veterans Administration educa tional assistance which a veter an may receive under two <h more programs from 36 to 48 months. Assuming your son re ceived 36 months of VA bene fits under the War Orphans pro gram, he will be- entitled! to IS JARMAN FUNERAL HOME ... Where Your Trust Is Sacred N And Your Wishes Cared For . . . DM JA 3-5143 Kinston, N. C. DON'T SACRIFICE LIVES WITH . WORN-SUCK TIRES ALL SIZES! COMPLETE SELECTION! C. A. BATTLE & SONS P. 0. BOX 244 — COMFORT, N. C "A Complete Tiro Recapping Canter* Phono Richland* Ext. 3244234 Kinston Swanshoro 1406 Richlands Road , Hwy. 24 Phono 523-8015 Phono 326-8929 Farm and Home Requirements Of Petroleum Products f *_... I»W*I John William Rouse Descendants Hold Seventh Reunion Sunday Near Grifton Decendants of John William Rouse and his first two wives, Winifred Ann Pridgen Rouse and Bettie John Dail Rouse, will hold their seventh family re union in the Riverside Christian Church on Grifton, Route 1 ofi Sunday according to Egbert T. Rouse of Jacksonville, president of the reunion. Members of the Clan are urg ed to meet at the church at Noon. A picnic lunch mil be served on the church grounds at 12:30 and a business meeting will be held in the church at 1:30 o’clock. , John William Rouse was the fifth-born son of Benjamin Rouse and Mary (Polly) Dawson Rouse of the LaGrange section of Le noir County. He was born in 1836, served in the Civil War, was married four times and died in Craven County in 1916. His first wife was Winifred Ann Pridgen of Greene County and they had two sons, Egbert Parrott Rouse and Edward Ev verett Rouse. When his first wife died1, he married Bettie John Dail of the Wheat Swamp section of Lenoir County and they were the par ents of Lula Gustave Rouse, Franklin Leamon Benjamin months of additional aid under the G.I. Bill. He should make ap plication for a Certificate of Eli gibility from the VA regional of fice where his veteran records will be on file. Rouse, Mollie Dail Pridgen Bouse, Missoura Virginia Rouse, Walter Wdlley Rouse, Winfred Ann Rouse, Isaac Daniel Rouse and Ruth Magdaline Rouse. Following the death of his second wife, he married Pearcie Smith and Sarah Haddock, but there were no children by his third and fourth wives. - Efforts are being made to com pile a history of the Rouse fam ily since its arrival in America about 1674. Lenoir County’s first John Rouse, the great grandfather of John William Rouse, was grant ed 1,260 acres of land between 1739 and 1748, by King George EE of England. This land adjoin ing that of Richard Caswell and was in the immediate vicinity of Caswell Center, west of Kinston. The sixth John William Rouse reunion was attended by 234 people last June. At that time the following officers were re-elected: Egbert T. Rouse of Jacksonville, presi dent; Mrs. Sallie, Rouse John son of Grifton, vice-president; and Mrs. Eliza Walters Magill of Goldsboro, secretary-treasurer. Use Ready-M^ed CONCRETE No Mess — No Waiting — Our Ready-Mixed Concrete is > on the job when you need it Also Sand, Gravel and Crush ed Stone. READY MIXED CONCRETE COMPANY Pro* Estimates — New Bern Highway, Kinston, N. C Stanley Job Master Power Tools SAWS ROUTERS 1/4: & 3/8 VARIABLE SPEED SABER SAWS j SANDERS V' " DRILLS * Clos* 1 p.m. Saturday*
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