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published every weekday except major holidays
Friday, November 22, 2002 Volume XI, Number 112
did ya
know?
Did Ya Know?. . .The Salvation
Army Soup Kitchen, 125 E. Fairview, will be serving
Leftovers today, Fri., Nov. 22nd.
Did Ya Know?. . .Salvation Army
Captain will speak at the Carthage Business and
Professional Womens meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Mon.,
Nov. 25, 2002 at Arbys of Carthage on West Cental.
Interested persons are invited to attend. Nuts are now
available for the annual scholarship fund-raiser.
Did Ya Know?. . .The Carthage
Salvation Army will be accepting applications for
bell-ringers. Applicants should be able to stand for long
periods of time and withstand cold weather. Applications
will be taken Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-4 p.m. starting Mon.,
Nov. 11th at 125 E. Fairview. For more information please
contact Crystal Thompson at 417-358-2262.
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today's
laugh
Polygon: Dead parrot.
Paradox: Medical partnership.
Politics: A parrot that has
swallowed a watch.
Suburban: Liquor served on a
submarine.
Quadrillion: Dance requiring
four million participants.
1902
INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of
Events as they have Transpired in the City and County
since our last Issue.
A
VERY RARE BIRD.
A Bittern Captured
Alive On Display at
McMillan & Durhams.
Charley Ingalls captured a bittern,
sometimes called snake driver, meadow hen, etc. on his
farm last evening and presented it to McMillan and
Durham, where it is displayed in one of the front
windows. It is a wading bird, of the genus botaurus, and
is allied to the herons. Bitterns are rare in this
section and consequently this pretty bird attracts
attention.
The window is surrounded on back and
side with mirrors, consequently the one bird appears to
be a whole flock. One innocent bystander remarked:
"Isnt it funny when on bird moves, they all
move just like he does."
The Owl club had another well attended
dance, with Higbee music, last night at the Elks club
house.
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Today's Feature
MEMORY CALENDARS.
The "Kids At Heart"
workshops for senior citizens will begin a new
season on December 3 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
at George Washington Carver National Monument.
Area senior citizens are invited to make a memory
calendar for 2003. Participants need only to
bring photographs or artwork representing each
month of the year. The workshop will take place
in the all-purpose classroom at the park. Class
size is limited. To make reservations or to find
out more about the Kids At Heart workshops call
417-325-4151.
Memory calendars make nice
gifts and keepsakes, and you will have found a
use for those spare pictures. Come and share your
family history with us and we'll share the
history of Dr. Carver through pictures with you.
Administered by the National
Park Service, an agency of the Department of
Interior, George Washington Carver National
Monument preserves the birthplace and childhood
home of George Washington Carver, scientist,
educator, and humanitarian.
artCentral on
the Christmas Homes Tour.
By Lee Sours, artCentral
The Victorian Carthage 12th annual
Christmas Homes Tour will be held on Saturday,
December 7th from 10am to 5pm. On display at
artCentral will be an exhibit by Ozark Artists
Colony in the Main Gallery downstairs and Dan
McWilliams in the Members Gallery upstairs. These
exhibits feature mixed media paintings as well as
large collectible "bird churches" and
primitive furniture.
In addition to the regular
gallery exhibits we will have handthrown pottery
in a variety of price ranges and handwoven fiber
art. The pottery will be art pieces and domestic
ware such as mugs, bowls and casseroles. The
weavings will include richly colored throws,
scarves, and table runners. These would make
great gifts and they are just in time for the
holiday season.
The tour should be a lot of
fun. It includes seven beautifully decorated
homes, the Jasper County Courthouse, the
Christmas exhibit at the Powers Museum, and the
Civil War Museum. In the evening you can see
light displays at Precious Moments and the Way of
Salvation. The ticket price is $10 for the tour
or $16 for the tour and luncheon at the Kendrik
House. Tickets will be available at the Chamber
of Commerce, Main Street Mercantile, The Lily
Pad, Corner Cupboard Antiques, All Occasion
Florist & Bakery, Victorian Carthage, and
Graphic FX Printing.
ArtCentral will be having a
special sale that day (Saturday, Dec. 7) on our Palettes
and Palates cookbooks and on sets of
postcards of the courthouse.
HOURS: T F 11 - 5
Sunday 12 -5 Closed Mon. and
Sat.
1110 E 13th 358-4404
ozarkartistscolony.com
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Just Jake
Talkin'
Mornin',
This time a year is always
uneasy for me. Wantin to take a look at
a couple months out in the future, my
calendars all stop at the end of the year.
Some give ya a little January down in the
corner, but what about February or maybe
June? No wonder so few of us plan ahead.
I know there are those
calendars that go out for several years, but
Im thinkin maybe all calendars
should have at least a small version of next
year printed on em somewhere.
I like those little stick
on calendars, but this time a year, with only
a couple a sheets left, they start
lookin a little trashy.
I suppose if I actually
paid for a calendar, I could get one that
better suits my needs. The search for perfect
free one seems to suit me better.
This is some fact, but
mostly,
Just Jake Talkin.
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Weekly Column
Natural
Nutrition
By Mari An Willis
The holidays
are approaching quickly and that often includes
some long driving times to visit friends and
relatives. Pushing to get somewhere can lead to
longer than average car drives and sleepiness
when alertness counts most.
Some well placed rosemary or
basil oils can help maintain alertness. Soak some
cotton balls and place them on a small dish in
the car. Do not put them on the upholstery or
dash as the oils could remove color or stain. I
use a recycled glass vitamin bottle and open the
lid and let the aroma fill the car as needed.
Works for me!
Newest diet aid...CLA
(conjugated linoleic acid) is a mixture of fatty
acid isomers that have a conjugated double bond.
What does that mean? Not much to the average
person, but to the researchers at the University
of Wisconsin* who were doing tests on the
carcinogenicity of grilled hamburger meat, it was
exciting. The tests found a potent anticancer
effect of the lipid portion of that meat. BUT in
the process, they also have shown that CLA will
reduce body fat and promote lean muscle mass
particularly when combined with exercise. One
study showed it was especially beneficial when it
came to excess "tummy fat".
*Dr. Michael Pariza, Univ.
of Wisc. 1980s.
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