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Wednesday, May 11, 2005 Volume XIII, Number
231
did
ya know?
Did Ya Know?... Carthage
Veterans Alliance will meet Thursday night,
May 12th at 7:00 p.m. at the V.F.W. in order to
finalize the Memorial Day service to be held at
Memorial Hall on Monday May 30th. All veterans
organizations are invited to attend as well as
members of Chamber of Commerce, City Council, the
Heartland Band and leaders of the Boy Scouts.
Did Ya Know?... Carthage
Masonic Lodge #197 will be working in the 3rd
degree this Thursday evening , May 12th , at the
Masonic temple located directly behind the
Carthage Public Library. Lodge will open at 7pm.
All are Master Masons are encouraged to attend.
Did Ya Know?... The
Sanctuary Choir of First Church of the Nazarene,
2000 Grand will present "Somebodys
Praying Me Through," Sunday May 15, 10:30
a.m.
Did Ya Know?...
Crossroads Chapter #41 of the Disabled American
Veterans and Auxiliary #41 will meet Tuesday
Night, May 17, at 7:00 p.m. in the Legion Rooms
of the Memorial Hall. All members are invited to
attend.
Did Ya Know?... The
Carthage Humane Society needs kitten milk
replacer for orphans. 358-6402 or 237-0166
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today's
laugh
Teacher: "Johnny, how old
is a person who was born in 1950?"
Johnny: "Man or
woman?"
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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.
"At the White
Horse Tavern."
A refreshing novelty in
theme and scene will be presented to the patrons of the
Grand next Wednesday night by King & Norcross in
their charming comedy, "At the White Horse
Tavern." Taken from the German "In Wessen Roess
1," Sydney Rosefield, with much skill has succeeded
in giving to the English version not only the quaint
drollery of the Berlin success, but the very air of the
Austrian Alps in which the scene is laid. The play deals
with the vicissitudes and sentimental entanglements of
summer tourists who come to the White Horse Inn, with the
buxom proprietress, lovesick head waiter and beautiful
surroundings.
Whist Clubs Meet.
Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Fulkerson were made members of the Pastime whist club
last night at the home of Capt. Spence, Miss Ruth
Stebbins was a guest and Mr. Geo. Webster carried off the
ribbons.
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Today's
Feature
Library Bids to
be Let in August.
Public Works Director Chad
Wampler has informed the Public Works Committee
that plans have been approved by the Carthage
Public Library board for the addition to the
library.
The bids are planned to be
distributed in August and returned by the end of
August which would place construction beginning
as early as mid-September.
According to Wampler, the new
addition should be approximately 13,160 square
feet which when added to the existing 7,476
square feet would make the new total square
footage 20,636 feet. The blueprints include two
stories matching the existing levels of the
library constructed of matching or similar
materials. The look of the addition will
incorporate modern technology with the look and
feel of the Carthage marble used on the existing
structure according to Wampler.
One item that is planned for
renovation if funding allows is the replacement
of the shingles on the dome of the library with a
period correct copper exterior.
The Public Works department is
coordinating the removal of any hazardous
materials prior to the construction.
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Just Jake
Talkin'
Mornin'
The first rule in
startin a campfire is to build up from
sticks no bigger around than a match stick. Most
folks wanna jump right to sticks the size of a
thumb or a forearm. A
hand full of twigs will ignite the finger size
sticks which in turn will burn the arm size
sticks. After that its just a matter of how
biga fire ya want to sit by.
Course you can bypass all
those instructions if ya have a can of lighter
fluid in the tent. Then its just a matter
of how close ya wanna be to a burst of flame when
it poofs up in your face.
Another, somewhat safer method
is ta use steel wool. Believe it or not it burns
a pretty good flame for short periods. Just fluff
it up a little and watch it roar.
For the pioneer types,
rubbin two sticks can work. I prefer a Bic.
This is some fact, but mostly,
Just Jake Talkin.
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Weekly
Column
Here's A Tip
By
By JoAnn Derson "Greeting
cards that feature funny pictures on the front
with a punch line on the inside are all the rage.
I reuse ones that I have received by cutting the
front off and gluing a piece of heavy paper to
the back. I use it like a post card. That way,
the card makes someone else smile too!"
V.J. in Florida
"Time-saving
grocery items are wonderful, but they can be
pricey. If you find something you really like,
buy the ingredients, make several and store them
in plastic containers. My kids have a ball making
their own Lunchables to take to
school for the week." O.P. in
Missouri
"While denatured
alcohol does miracles for ivory piano keys, it
will cause modern plastic ones to crack. Use
toothpaste to spruce up both old and new piano
keys." T.B. in Arkansas
"Keep a red
washcloth around to wipe off owies
for kids. Since the cloth is already red, the kid
cant see the blood, so it makes it less
traumatic. My mom did this, and now I do it
too." U.C. in Pennsylvania
"If you break the
wand applicator on your eye shadow, just cut a
cotton swab in half and stick it in the case.
They are usually about the same size."
R.C. in California
"To get dust
bunnies out from under the fridge, or any piece
of heavy furniture, wrap packing tape,
sticky-side out, on a yardstick. Then just swipe
under the furniture, and out comes the
dust." I.E. in Virginia
Remember your pets as
you air out your house this spring. Make sure
windows are screened to prevent pets from
escaping or accidentally falling from a higher
story window.
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