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Friday, November 21, 2003 Volume XII, Number 111
did ya
know?
Did Ya Know?. . .The Carthage
Kiwanis Club has launched a year long program to collect
good used childrens and young adult books. The
books are to be distributed to families in the Carthage
area. Any organization wishing to become a collection
station should contact Ivan Hager 358-8236.
Did Ya Know?. . .The Carthage
Recycling & Composting Center, 1309 Oak Hill Road,
has available (FREE to the Public) compost and mulch.
Tues.-Sat. 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. The Drop-Off Center and
Composting Lot will be closed Thurs., Nov. 27th and Fri.,
Nov. 28th in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
Did Ya Know?. . .The Jasper
County Commission and the Jasper County Highway Dept.
will sponsor a Free Tire Collection for all residents of
Jasper County on Sat., Nov. 22nd from 8-11 a.m. at the
Jasper County Highway Dept., 125 N. River, Carthage. Car,
truck and tractor tires will be collected free of charge.
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today's laugh
Thoughtful Child (with memories of
recent shopping expedition) - "Did you get me in a
bargain basement, mummy?"
Mother- "Whatever do you mean,
darling?"
Child- "Wellmy fingers are
all different sizes.
1903
INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have
Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
ADVENTIST CAMP
MEETING.
Big Gathering Meets
Tomorrow Evening at Carters Park.
The Seventh Day Adventists have located
a camp meeting in Carters park and will begin
services tomorrow night continuing until Sunday.
Two large pavilions and some
twenty-five tents are being erected and visitors will be
here from all parts of the state. The meeting will be
under the direction of the state conference of the Advent
church. Elders J. M. Rees of Kansas City and C. W.
McReynolds of Topeka will be in charge.
Judge Fletcher of Joplin was in town
yesterday afternoon having with him the necessary
applications to secure licenses for the marriage of two
couples of young friends of his. He expected to perform
the ceremonies upon his return home last night.
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Today's Feature
New Lights for Courthouse.
The County
Commissioners held their regular meeting Thursday
in the Carthage Courthouse. Representative of the
Helen S. Boylan Foundation Beth Simmons presented
a check for $20,000 to put new lighting
downstairs in the Carthage Courthouse. The
request was made by Preservation Committee member
Carolynn Phelps."Carolynn
Phelps requested $20,000 to replace the existing
lighting fixtures in the downstairs," said
Simmons. "She would like to replace them
with something more authentic for the time period
of the building."
Eastern District County
Commissioner Jim Honey spoke about the Boylan
Foundation assisting with Christmas lighting
also.
During the meeting Presiding
Commissioner Chuck Surface reported that Jasper
County would be receiving a check from the State
of Missouri in the amount of $58,000. It is
reimbursement to the County for criminal and
extradition costs.
Western District Commissioner
Ann Ruth Crampton announced that defibrillator
training will start today for Courthouse
employees. There will be one defibrillator each
in the Carthage and Joplin Courthouses.
Pottery Show
and Sale Begins Friday.
By Lee Sours, artCentral
The Midwest Clay Artists will
be having their first annual fall sale and studio
tour. This group is composed of potters from the
southeast Kansas and southwest Missouri area who
have banded together to share ideas and promote
one anothers work. Two of the potters will
be showing their work at artCentral located at
1110 E 13th Street near the Fairview Greenhouse.
Jim Reed of Arcadia, KS will be showing his raku
art pots, ceramic murals and stoneware cups.
Jack Sours will also have art
pieces but will focus on domestic ware such as
casseroles, mugs, and bowls. Many items will be
included in the overstock sale and will be
offered at low prices.
The tour starts Friday evening,
November 21 with refreshments from 5-9. Saturday
the sale continues from 9am 6pm. The show
ends on Sunday with the hours being 1-6pm.
The Architectural Exhibit
continues through Nov. 28. This show features
buildings within a 75 mile radius of Carthage.
The works of many area artists are represented.
Now showing at Shellies
restaurant just off the northwest corner of the
square are the watercolor paintings of Marilyn
York. She has painted some great southwestern
scenes. So stop in and enjoy the fine food and
fine art.
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',
A friend a mine came ta
school one day with a bandage on his thumb,
at least what was left of it.
Seems he was in a
fishin accident of sorts. His method of
fishin was ta tie a rock to a string,
then tie an M-80 to the other end. That was
back when M-80s still had some powerful
kick for what was called a firecracker.
Course when everthing went right,
this illegal technique did produce a good
batch a fish floatin to the top of the
creek.
In what I am guessin
was his last attempt to fill his bucket, the
string got wrapped around his thumb and as he
tossed the rock, it snugged the M-80 right
against his thumbnail. Course he lost
the nail in the explosion along with the
better part of any meat above the first
knuckle. Ive heard lots a fish stories,
but this is the only one about the thumb that
got away.
This is some fact, but
mostly,
Just Jake Talkin.
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Weekly Column
Natural Nutrition
By Mari An Willis
Wow! I love these
"bonus" weather days. No long johns or
even sweaters in late November. But, dont
let your guard down at that flu and cold will be
hitting soon. Keep your immune system strong.
Dieting still a concern? Of
course. 7-Ketotm may have some promise.
In research done in the late
1990s on DHEA, an important and interesting
metabolite, was discovered and consequently
researched for its benefits. " The most
significant benefit of 7-Ketotm support is
its ability to support healthy body weight.
A resent study assessed the effectiveness of
7-Ketotm on weight loss and body fat loss.
Participants, in one study conducted by Dr.
Lardy, were divided into two groups, one received
100 mg of 7-Ketotm twice daily and the other a
placebo. Both groups exercised 3 times weekly,
and at the end of the study, researchers noted a
significant reduction in both weight loss and
body fat in those who to 7-Ketotm . Researchers
concluded that 7-Ketotm was three times more
effective that diet and exercise in weight loss
programs.
Preliminary research also
indicated 7-Ketotm may support the nervous and
immune systems.
*GABRIS, SPIRO: 7-Keto DHEA
internal meta-analysis 2000.
*DAVIDSON, M.H.: Clinical
safety and ENDOCRINE EFFECTS of 7-Keto DHEA,
presented 1998.
* This article is meant
for informational purposes only and is not
intended as a substitute for medical advice.
References available by request.
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