The Mornin' Mail is
published every weekday except major holidays
Wednesday, April 14, 2004 Volume XII, Number
211
did
ya know?
Did Ya Know?. . .The McCune-Brooks Hospital
Auxiliary will meet at 10 a.m. on Wednesday,
April 14th in the hospital cafeteria.
Did Ya Know?. . .The
Womens Minstries Council of First Church of
the Nazarene, 2000 Grand, is sponsoring a
fundraiser "Poor Mans Lunch" on
April 16th. They will serve ham & beans,
coleslaw, cornbread, coffee or tea, and homemade
pie from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. and again from 5-7
p.m. in the church multi-ministry gymnasium.
$3.50 for adults, $2 for children. Open to the
public.
Did Ya Know?. . .The
Carthage Humane Society is offering a $5 Gift
Certificate towards the spay or neutering of your
pet. Call 358-6402 or 358-6808 for more info.
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today's
laugh
They told him
the horse would win in a walk. Unfortunately, the
other horses ran!
A parking space is what
disappears when you make a U-turn.
This wife screams at her
husband, "Im tired of your
shenanigans. Two days ago you came home
yesterday. Yesterday you came home today. If you
come home today tomorrow, I wont be
here."
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1904
INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have
Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
THE
CHILD WAS LOST.
The 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. McCullough of West Oak street, caused his mother and
the neighbors no end of anxiety for a time yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. McCullough was making a call at the home
of Mrs. Eldred on West Oak street and had the little boy
with her. During the afternoon he wandered away from the
yard where he was at play and was not found for several
hours. He was finally found in the vicinity of the Benton
school house at the corner of Mound and McGregor streets.
Bought a Nearby Farm.
E. E. Henning of the state of Louisiana
recently purchased of J. W. Meredith the property known
as the Farrent farm, five miles northeast of town. Mr.
Hennings goods arrived Monday and he followed with
his family. He took possession of his place yesterday.
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Today's Feature
William
Fortune Day.
The City Council will hold
their regular meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in
City Hall. The agenda includes the swearing in of
Council members. Those to be sworn in by City
Clerk Lynn Campbell are First Ward, Claude
Newport; First Ward unexpired term, Dave Woods;
Second Ward, Mike Harris; Third Ward, Jackie
Boyer; Fourth Ward, Bill Johnson and Fifth Ward,
Don Stearnes. The Mayor will also appoint Council
members to their respective committees and name
those to serve as board liaisons.
Also on the agenda is an
ordinance authorizing the Mayor to enter into
contract with Alumbaugh Construction Company in
the amount of $318,000 for the expansion and
renovation of the Over Sixty Center. The Council
bill has an emergency clause, the first and
second reading is scheduled to take place this
evening.
City Administrator Tom Short
stated that building materials are on the rise
and the 30 day guarantee bids were submitted
March 11th. He said Alumbaugh Construction gave
the City a two day extension on their bid.
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Just Jake
Talkin'
Mornin'
Back when the 8 mm
camera was the rage, my dad became expert
at takin short snips of activity.
Course the reasonin was ya
only had seven minutes of film in a roll.
The result was a series
of various facial expressions and kids
dartin across the scene in a
frantic effort to be captured on film.
Graduation films showed
a series of kids reachin out,
gettin their diploma and a hand
shake. About five or ten seconds each for
the entire class. Fortunately they were
small classes. Course family
members got a few seconds more, and a few
shots walkin into the celebration.
All this had to take
place within reach of an electrical
outlet for the flood lights attached to
the camera. I only wish I had a video of
the cameraman.
This is some fact, but
mostly,
Just Jake Talkin.
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Weekly Column
HERES A
TIP
By JoAnn Derson
Newer heating systems
average about 80 percent efficiency, versus 65
percent for systems 20 years old or older
and the increase in efficiency can save you big
bucks. Now is the time to think about replacing
your older heating system, as heating service
appointments are more available in the warmer
months.
If you heat a pita in
the microwave first, it will be easier to open
and will rip less. About 10 seconds should do.
"I just wanted to
write and tell you about the many uses of
double-stick tape. I think it is a very versatile
tool. I use it to hang lighter items on my walls,
since I am a renter and it does not leave a hole.
Also, you can use it to reduce noise from
vibrations. I used it in my car to keep the
carpet lying flat in the trunk."
J.T., via e-mail
"As family reunion
time is coming up, I just wanted to mention these
two special things our family does to make
gatherings run more smoothly. First, we set aside
a room to be used for changing and feeding
infants, and we use that room for napping also.
We make sure to have a monitor with several
receivers, so someone is in charge of checking on
napping babies. Also, we set up a seniors
pavilion with several comfy chairs in an
area that is in view of all the action, but out
of the way and not too hot. That way, our older
family members can chat and see all the kids
without having to move around too much."
Family Specialist in Georgia
Did you know that you
can purchase mugging insurance in New York?
"Plastic water
bottles that come from the store and vending
machines need to be replaced frequently. If you
are a fill the bottle back up kind of
person, you can purchase a hard plastic bottle to
use over and over. Just remember to recycle the
store-bought bottles." Mary F. in
Santa Fe, N.M.
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