did
ya know?
Did Ya Know... The Carthage R-9 School
District will hold their regular school board meeting
tonight at 7 p.m. at the Carthage High School Auditorium
Lobby, 714 S. Main.
Did Ya Know... North Garrison will be
closed from Eldorado street to V Hwy. from 9 a.m. today,
Jan. 19 for approximately 2 to 3 weeks, weather pending,
for repairs.
Did Ya Know... The McCune Brooks Health
Care Foundation will hold an organizational meeting Jan.
20 in the Cafeteria from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for the
"All City Review" to be held in April.
Did Ya Know... The Chambers
Annual Banquet is Jan. 23 at Precious Moments North
Convention Center at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. RSVP by
Jan. 20 by calling 358-2373.
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today's
laugh
Will: Why are your hands shaking?
Bill: I dont know, I guess
theyre just glad to see each other.
A good executive is a man who believes
in sharing the credit with the man who did the work.
1st Man: The big sardines in the ocean
eat the little sardines.
2nd Man: Really? How do they get them
out of the can?
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1897
INTERESTING MELANGE.
A Chronological Record of Events as they have
Transpired in the City and County since our last Issue. The G.A.R. Encampment.
Capt. T. B. Tuttle today received a
letter from J. P. Platt, of Kingston, Mo., department
commander of the G. A. R. of Missouri, which stated that
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, May 10, 11, and 12, have
been settled upon as the dates for the G. A. R. state
encampment, which will be held in Carthage. The committee
of advisement will meet here on the 9th.
Commander Platt and his staff will pay
Carthage a visit in the future to help along the plans
for the encampment, arouse interest, etc. The encampment
will be a big thing for Carthage and will bring several
thousand strangers here, many of whom have never seen
this rich section of Missouri before. The Sons of
Veterans and W. R. C. state organizations meet at the
same time and the encampment promises to be more than
ordinarily successful this year.
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Today's Feature
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Relocation Committee Approved.
Members
Appointment Postponed.
The City
Council approved the creation of the
Myers Airport Relocation Advisory
Committee during the regular meeting
Tuesday night. Approval of the
Mayors appointments to the
committee was postponed however.
Council
member Art Dunaway, stating that there
was "some difficulties" moved
that the business of appointing members
be postponed until the next Council
meeting.
The
Mayors recommendations for the
Committee were City Administrator Tom
Short, Economic Development Director Max
McKnight, Bill Johnson, Art Dunaway, Eric
Ferrell, Ray Grace, and John Cuaderes.
Council
member Lujene Clark suggested that the
Mayor have one of the Council Committees
recommend nominations for the Committee.
The Mayor said he would take that
suggestion into consideration.
The
Relocation Committee was formed to
actively pursue grant funding for a new
airport site and construction. The
Council has set aside $300,000 as
matching funds.
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Just Jake Talkin'
Mornin',
It was bad enough when ya
saw those disclaimers printed in magazines
for prescription medication. Now Im
seein thirty second commercials on tv
that are mainly sayin who
shouldnt use this new wonder drug.
Ive gotta figure its some sort of
legal thing.
I have to admit I have read
through a good portion of those two page,
fine print advertisements, just ta see what
theyre afraid of. At least the printed
ads usually said what the stuff was supposed
ta cure. These tv ads just tell ya ta
"ask your doctor about...".
Course ya
shouldnt use the stuff if ya have liver
trouble or have ingrown toenails or warts.
Ive gotta wonder how
they figured out what ailments ta warn
against. What ever this stuff cures it just
has ta be worse that any of those things
listed that keep ya from usin it. I
suppose these things are on a "need ta
know" basis. Myself, Im just
hopin I dont ever get that
curious.
This is some fact, but
mostly, Just Jake Talkin.
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Sponsored by
Carthage Farm & Home Supply
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Weekly Column The Super Handyman
Q: My concrete patio had
a rough finish on it so I installed
indoor-outdoor carpeting over it. Recently, I
removed the carpeting. Now I cant find a
way to get the old adhesive off the concrete
surface. What would you recommend? - G. T.
A: We suggest a paint
and varnish remover. It should soften up the
adhesive, and then you can scrape away the sludge
left behind.
Shop Talk - Liquid Nails
is such a good construction adhesive that the
manufacturer has come up with a special remover
just for it. The remover works on other brands of
adhesive and on caulk too. The formula is a gel
so it wont run off and make a mess. It
works like a stripper to soften and remove even
dry and brittle compounds. There is no harsh
odor, and cleanup is simple. You should be able
to find it at home centers and hardware stores
soon.
Q: I need to cut a hole
in the middle of a piece of sheet metal but
dont know what to use. Its too thick
to cut with tin snips. Is there a type of saw
that would work? - D. E.
A: Our choice would be a
sabre saw with a carbide-tipped metal cutting
blade. You should use a drill with a
carbide-tipped bit to create a hole in the center
of the circle to give you a place to start your
saw.
Super Hint - Those old
mirror tiles that you might have left over from a
project can be put to good use in a dark cabinet
or closet, to help you see whats in the
back and help illuminate the dark spaces.
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