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Wednesday, June 8, 2005 Volume XIII, Number
251
did
ya know?
Did Ya Know?... The
Carthage Lincoln Ladies Federated Republican
Womens Club will meet Monday June 13, at
6:00 p.m. in Pizza Hut. All current members and
anyone who would like to join are welcome. Dues
are $10.00 and can be paid at the meeting.
Did Ya Know?... A blood
drive will be held at the Grace Episcopal Church
802 Howard & Chestnut June 16 from 1:30 p.m,.
to 7 p.m. and June 17 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Please bring a photo ID.
Did Ya Know?... Carthage
First Church of the Nazarene has announced plans
for a vacation bible school June 6-10 to be held
from 6:00 to 8:15 each evening. The VBS is open
to all children in the community from
pre-kindergarten through sixth grade. For more
info or to arrange for a ride, contact the church
office at 358-4265.
Did Ya Know?... The
Salvation Army of Carthage began a Microsoft
Works Beginners Computer Class on Monday,
June 6. Classes are free and will meet twice
weekly on Monday and Thursday for a period of
four (4) weeks. Openings are still available in
the afternoon class 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. located 125
E. Fairview. Call 358-2262.
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today's
laugh
An Old Farmers Advice:
Every path has a few puddles.
Tobacco - Found in many
Southern states and in some cigarettes.
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1905
INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have
Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue.
Suit Against Sam
Richardson.
Miss Edith Kerr Charges
that his Delivery Teams Trespass on her Lots.
Suit was filed in police
court yesterday against Sam Richardson charging him with
trespass. The complaining witness is Miss Edith Kerr, who
alleges that the defendant allows his delivery horses to
stand without being hitched and that they often strayed
across the street and grazed on her lot and also that the
team was often driven across part of her lot in turning
around. The trial of the case was to have come up this
morning but it was postponed until tomorrow morning.
Bought a Touring Car.
T.N. Davey Joins the
Ranks of Those Who Ride in Automobiles.
T.N. Davey has brought a
big touring car with all the latest attachments and it is
expected to arrive soon. It is said that it will be one
of the largest automobiles in town.
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Today's
Feature
Accepted the
Bid for Repair.
The Public Services Committee
approved a bid for the repair of the Central Park
Fountain by Concrete Services Corporation of
Tulsa in the amount of $50,765.50.
The committee discussed
concerns about the bid being higher than the
approximate $45,000 budgeted for the repairs.
Parks Director Alan Bull told the committee that
Jason Ekhart of Sprenkle and Associates was
working with Concrete Services to see if there
were any costs that could be cut. Additionally
the committee discussed the possibility of
seeking private funding to span the difference.
City Administrator Tom Short recommended looking
to the Council contingency fund for supplemental
resources. The motion will be brought before
Council at the next meeting and will have an
emergency request added to get the work started
by July 15 if possible.
Steverson
Vehicle Still Missing.
The Carthage
Police Department is still searching for the
white 1992 Oldsmobile Cutlass with red interior
and license plate number 815-YAL. The car is
sought in connection with the double homicide of
Marvin and Peggy Steverson. Police Dept:
237-7200.
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Just Jake
Talkin'
Mornin'
I got ta wonderin why old songs on the
radio didnt sound quite the same as I
remembered. Seemed there was just more goin
on than there used ta be.I
unhooked all speakers cept the one on the
dash. Tuned in to the local AM station and there
it was. Real old time music.
The fact is the music was
always there, ya just couldnt hear it on a
mono radio with a single speaker.
Now, I dont suppose
anyone would make an honest attempt to argue that
hearin music in that limited manner is
"better" than with full acoustic
surround sound technology, but to me, it is more
pleasurable for certain types of music.
Course, I was weaned
hearin scratchy 78s of Sousa marches
played with a worn out needle. No wonder Im
always a little out of step.
This is some fact, but mostly,
Just Jake Talkin.
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Here's A Tip
By JoAnn Derson "When applying sunscreen on
the kids, I use a heavy-duty paper towel to help
me out. I put a generous amount on a paper towel
(the good, solid kind, like Bounty or Viva) and
spread it around good. Then I just wipe the kids
everywhere. It helps to use the towel, because it
seems to go on more evenly. For some reason, this
does not work with a washcloth." D.D.
in Florida
Freshen clothing that
would normally need to be dry-cleaned by hanging
it over a bathtub filled halfway with hot water,
to which you have added 2 cups of plain vinegar.
As a bonus, it will also freshen your bathroom.
"After hand-washing
an item, rather than wringing it out, place it
between two towels and just run a rolling pin
over the top." A.D. in New York
Never add flour or
cornstarch directly to a soup or broth for gravy.
Dissolve it in a few tablespoons of water first
and add gradually. You wont get the lumps.
One Sweet Tip from Mrs.
E.M. in Pennsylvania: To "shuck"
strawberries, use a nonflexible drinking straw.
Place one end of the straw on the bottom of a
strawberry. Push up gently from the bottom,
through the strawberry, and the stem and top will
come off with no problem.
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