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, 1955-01-04
PUBLIC N oTfcE

The First Legislature of the Virgin Islands will convene
in Saint Thomas on Monday, January ~, lSoo, N tne 1api'oi
Of the Virgin Islands.
Acting in conformity with the Rules OF BUSINESS q ne
I oaislative Assembly. continued in force by Public Law 81,
I hereby set the hour for converting the Legislature OF the
virgin islands at 200 o'clock in the afternoon Of January
10, 1855.
The Order of the Day will include:
~ Presentation Of Credentials
C) Administering Of oathL
() Consideration Of Rules Of Procedure.
"a Organisation.
ts) Message Of the Governor Of the Virgin Islands
EARLE B. oTTLEY
Chairman, Pro Tempore
, 1955-01-04
Press release
SCHOLARSHIPS
FULBRIGHT

FULBklGAi J0Of1OLfAn0I4F0
The Virgin Islands Territorial Committee on FuIbright
Scholarships announced that the Virgin Islands have been
invited to participate in the educational exchange program
Of the United States Government under the Fulbrlght Act.
1t is the desire Of the Committee and the purpose OF the
Governor to nominate. to the United States Department Of
State a candidate from the Virgin Islands for the 1888 COM
petition.
The detectives Of this program are to promote better I'M
Outstanding of the United States abroad and to increase mu-
tlal understanding between people Of the United States and
the people of other countries. 1t is essential, therefore, that
the participants selected be personally qualified to contribute
to the general purpose of the program, as well as adequately
prepared in their own fields to carry out graduate study sue
cessfully under the particular conditions encountered IN the
foreign country Of the candidates choice.
Applicants for graduate student scholarships must meet
the following requirements:
/. United States citizenship
q. Bachelors degree. or its equivalent. by
sY.sas the time Of the award.
So 8. Sufficient knowledge Of the language of the
country TO carry out the study project.
4. Good health. GA health certificate is includ-
ed in the application requirementsJ
- S. Legal residence in the State. Territory or Dis
trct.
Competitions in this category are for well qualified
Young students with definite study projects who meet the
above. basic requirements and do not have a PhD. degree at
the time Of application. The projects of applicants must be
appropriate to the country in which they are to be carried
out and must conform to the requirement that every success
full applicant be enrolled in an approved institution Of higher
learning abroad.
Grants to American students generally include round
trip transportation, tuition, maintenance allowance, and a
small sum for necessary books.
Interested persons within the Virgin Islands are Urged
to obtain additional information from the Department Of
Education in st. Thomas or in ST. Croix. Interested Virgin
islanders living outside Of the Virgin Islands may obtain
, 1955-01-04
Chairman, Pro Tempore

such information from the Dean of the Institution in which
thew are enrolled or last attended Candidates tor the lS5o
competition will submit applications to the department Of
Education il. Charlotte Amalie or in Christiansted not later
than January Is, 1855.
Members of the Virgin Islands committee are: Mr.. Nor
rs +. de Castro. Chairman; Mr.. C. Frederick Dixon; Mrs.
Pearl 1. Byrd Larsen; Mr.. Alexander Moorhead and Mrs.
Gertrude Dudley.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

Poor Prediction Department
From New York Times editorial in Ira Smiths
collection. dated August 30, 1881:
There is reoIly reason to believe that bose-
ball is eroduoIIy dying out in this country. 1t hos
been openly announced by an athletic authority
thot whot was once coled the notionol game is
being steodik superseded by cricket :.
Evening star., 1955-05-15

These are the Station to-Station
rates for the first three minutes,
all day Sunday and every night
after 6 O'Clock. They do not in.
clude the lO% federal excise tax.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
LET'S Curb This Killer

In an age when medical science is
striving to overcome those diseases
which Kill and MAIN mankind, should
we not pause to consider another
killer - the traffic accident - and
what can be done by every one of
us to curb its threat?
The Sponsors of SD Day" or
Safe Driving Day" are asking for
contributions of common sense not
money - in the fight against traffic
deaths and injuries. They realize that
only with the whole-hearted support
of the driving and walking public can
any safc-driving campaign be success
full. And they are asking for that sup
port in terms of individual awareness,
by each person, of his own RESPONSE
bility i'll curbing traffic accidents.
SD Day" is Thursday, December
l. On that date, the Presidents Com
mittee for Traffic Safety and the
many organizations cooperating in the
observance of SD Day are hoping
for 24-hour traffic-accident "holi-
day" But this years observance of
SD Day" will go beyond that %
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
People Are Failing Worthy Cause

we noted the lack of response in
the recent Empty Stocking Fund drive
for toys and clothing with sympathy
for the people in this community.
The Empty Stocking Fund gives
people chance to help those who
are less fortunate than themselves.
rs the opportunity to do something
%. someone else.
vi oBt projects undertaken in Tabor
C.ty have 4 way Of falling on the
shoulders OF merchants. They bear the
hruht Of practically all moncy-raising
events. 1t has become habit with
citizens to say ''let the merchants
take care of it." AS yet, we have
heard no merchants complain and for
this we are thankful. If the merchants
adopted the same attitude that seems
to prevail among the rest of the peo-
pie, progress would forever escape
our community.
We are inclined to believe that the
failure to respond to the Empty Stock
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

ing Fund drive could be attributed
more to laziness than anything else.
Take time today to look through
your belongings. Surely, you must
have clothing outgrown by your
youngsters as well as toys they have
mt touched since they moved them
from under the Christmas tree.
Just place them in a box and leave
them at the police station or at Prince
nrotherJ Furniture store.
T. you help make just one unfor-
tunate child happy this Christmas.
you will get satisfaction from it.
Christmas is Just few weeks away
and underprivileged children look for
ward to it just as eagerly as those
from families with means for provid-
ing toys and clothes. The only diff
ference comes on Christmas Day when
the youngster without a thing can't
figure out why Santa Claus visited
the lad across the street and forgot
him completely.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

ordinator, every motorist should give
serious thought to making it a success.
Traffic safety is contagious. Off
clals feel that by directing attention
to one particular day, December l,
that motorists will give thought to it
every day.
It's worth thinking about since it
takes only a few seconds for disaster
to strike on the highway. The victim
could be you.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Barney CIazer's Column

Fivc-ycar-old Howard was
gradually being introduced to
the gentle art of padding a
compliment. People were con-
stantly telling him what big
boy he was. and how he cx-
pressed himself more like
l0-ycar-old than a five-year-
old, and that his manners were
those of a full-blown adult.
Therefore, it was inevitable
that one day young Howard
would delve into the science
himself and would attempt
handing out his own padded
compliments. "Mommy," he
suddenly announced to his
beaming mother, you look
simply wonderful today. You
look like a hundredl" Two
business men were in the
woods and hunting the willy
moose. One sounded his moo
se-call horn and said: There
now, that'll bring 'cm in for
sure" But no moose appeared.
only dozens and dozens of
scurrying mice. THAT dang
blasted secretary of mincw
snorted the executive, she's
done it again! ordered a
moose-call and she made an
other Of her famous typo
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Your Life Is AT Stake

Last year, SD Day. was a success.
1t should be better this year provided
every motorist will adhere to the pleas
for safer driving.
Traffic fatalities have risen in
Columbus County and few weeks pass
without another wreck or highway
fatality being added to the mounting
total.
With Mayor H. G.. Dameron's an
pomtment of Erskine Young as CO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
HE'S AFTER MY PHOTO JOB

III not often that you run across youngSter with
personality bubblng over a. every turn
The other day, Randy Prince walked up to me
and said, Let me take your picture
Then noticed he carrying small Brownie
in his hands managed to decide that indoor
picture might work. He handed me magazine TO
hold, glanced through his view finder and clicked
the shutter
What you trying to do, Randy, get my job"
| asked after he offered the information that he had
taken six pictures that afternoon.
With a smile, he remarked, Yep, that's right"
He still smiling he walked away.
| Just hope he remembered what | said about
getting camera with flash attachment he could
do indoor photo work.
It's really fine hobby and there's a lot of money
in photography. The latter I'm certain of since Tve
. put lot into it during the past eight months
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

My dear parents: Don't give
up giving advice to your sur
~ and diSob 2dicnt tcen-agers.
Some good eventually will
come of il. For example, al
though the kids won't take
your advice thcy'llstore il up
in their grimy little minds un-
I'll they're married and then
they'll give il TO their own
children, who won't accept it
either. but who will store it up
in their grimy little minds. etc.
etc Open letter to my IN
Gle Shlomp: Dear Unclc-You
make too much of fuss over
finding out who's the real boss
III your family. You'll be much
happier, Shloomp, if you ncv-
er find out What this town
needs is n lavish night club TO
be enjoyed by the middle
classes. We'd call il "Ciro's
Roebuck' We have a post
card from reader named
WcZortJctsky who writes: 81
don't care what you say about
me as long as you spell nv
name, Smith Monday: Sign
on car: "A Steal" Tuesday.
The car was stolen.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Pioneer Club Hears
Charles Mcneil

Charles Mcneil of Whiteville
was guest speaker for the meet
ing of the Pioneer Study Club
held in the home of Mrs. Fur
man J. Fowler this month.
The guest speaker used for his
subject Modern Art" and dis
played some of his work in Wat
CT COlors. Miss Hclon Butler
program chairman for the even
ing, introduced Mr.. Mcneil.
Club guests were Mrs. Leor
W. Billiard, Mrs. Randall. Burle-
son and Mrs. S. F. Avcritt.
A sweet course with coffee
was served by the hostess dur.
ing the evening.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
TAKE 1T ALL FOR GRANTED

thanksgiving Day is only few hours away. So
many of us take everything for granted with words
of complaint for that which don't have.
You can't get around the fact that within your
reach at this very moment hundreds of things for
which to be thankful. Close your eyes for Just one
minute. Now, open them Beng able to the beauti-
full things in life is worth something to everyone.
Most folks think about their eyes only when they
need glasses The attitude prevails where many
things concerned.
1t always reminds of the saying Il COM
planned because | had shoes until | met
with feet
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Green Sea FLA.
To Hear Expert

J. M. Lewis. tobacco expert of
Clemson Experimental station.
will meet with Green Sea Young
Farmers in the near future to
discuss new varieties for 1856
officials of the Green Sea Agri-
culture department, announced.
Fertilization and other prob
!cms will also be brought up at
that time.
The date will be announced
later.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Junior X. AS
Feted Bv Circle

The Junior R. AS of the Tab
or City Baptist church were fet-
ed at a Weiner Roast during r.
A. Focus week by the Sarah Cox
circle, sponsors of the organiza-
ton.
The entertainment was given
at Lake Tabor with Mrs. S. c..
Sarvis, Mrs. Mary Herrelson
and Mrs. Ruth F. HARRISON,
serving on the committee for the
occasion.
Fifteen members were in at
tendance along with their lead
crs, Leon Fonvielle and James
BriCc.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

is an important figure since bootleg
gers are more conscious of their
profits than dispensing whiskey to
their friends.
Bootleggers are still plentiful but
as long as Sheriff Pridgen continues
to make it an Improbable operation
for them, it will probably discourage
entrance into the business.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

do-it-yourself scalp massage
Avid movie fan to his wife in
a restaurant: Honey, how do
you pronounce that Italian
dish Pm SO crazy about" His
wifc: Just like it's spelled,
dear-Gina Lolo Brigida"
Hollywood star we know says:
Il used to be SO conceited, but
my pSychiatrist finally straigh-
tened me out. Now I'm the
incest guy in town" If you
would like to get rid of your
goSsiping tongue, ma'am, you'll
first have to get rid of your
goSsiping ears And, just &c
prove I'm against the do II
Yourself" campaign, I'm start
ing movement all my owr
titled: How TO get out of do
ing it yourself"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Editorials . . i.


Sheriff j. r. Pridgen's efforts in
making life miserable for Columbus
moonshiners are commendable.
In the past IL months, his forces
have destroyed 1913 stills and captured
1893 gallons of the liquid merry MAX
ing.
Moneywise, he has cost the boot
leggers approximately $4,000. This
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
WHEN ELEPHANTS GET WALKED ON

If you have the kind of complex that makes you
think folks walking all over you, rest at ease.
When the circus came to town, several hundred
youngsters did the thing to the wrinked elephant
known in elephant circles 'Henretta''.
The kids first, second and third graders from
the local school. When | kid | an
elephant and here find that several hundred kids
have not only but jumped right its back.
Now, all of them, for sure, will have to get an
elephant for Christmas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

graphical errorSl"
This item is guaranteed TO
make all Texans dCspisC me
for the rest of their lives. It
seems that Texan made a
phone call from our town TO
San Diego and the operator
asked him TO drop in an addi-
tional SIS cents. "Why back
home in Texas we can talk to
hell and back for a dime" pro-
tested the caller. "No doubt
you are right" agreed the
swcct-talking operator" but
from Texas, that's local call"
They were all seated on
the veranda-thc Kcntuckian.
the Englishman, and the teen
agcr. Said the Kcntuckian:
There is nothing better than
watching fine horses and
drinking good Kentucky bour-
bon" Said the Britishcr: "I'll
settle for good gano of
cricket and a glass OF Scotch
and soda" Pipcd up the teen
ager: Did you fellows ever
try smoothing and Cokes?"
What's a gold-digger, son?
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
CREDIT WHERE 1T is DUE

\ Most school safety patrol units considered
nice" but do little toward training a youngster in
any shape form fashion.
Fortunately, the local group of safety patrolmen
are III the minority. They conduct themselves in a
manner that indicates they learning the meaning
of responsibility and they do a good job. When
they stand the to help children the
streets safely, they change from little boys men.
Haven't seen the first taking his duties lightly
Each is proud of his job and rightfuly
When was the last time you took Il moment to
express appreciation to the youngsters for the
fine job they doing? If it wasn't yesterday,
hope it will be tomorrow.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
Letters To
The Editor

Dear Sir:
/ am enclosing my check for
two dollars. Please renew my
subscription for another year.
l enjoy reading the Tribune
very mCcn and wish i. md each
member of its fine staff all the
success in the world.
l particularly like AL Harri-
sons column. 1t alone is worth
more than the subscription
price.
w. b Mobiles
Rt. /, Box pa
HallSboro, N. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
PLAIN TALK
Death
Town
By AL HARRISOl
PLAIN TALK
BY AL HARRISON

Have you ever noticed the obituary columns in
daily papers? If you have noted that Tabor City
Is seldom without a representative.
Just about every place go, people ask me why
SO many people die in Tabor City, remarked local
citizen.
I've had the same thing popped at me. People
can't understand how spare many people
each month.
The secret lies in the popularity of Ralph Inman
who owns and operates lnman Funeral Home. Each
funeral he conducts means that the obituary in the
daily papers will carry Tabor City date line. The
tact that Whale of lot of people in Columbus,
Horny and Bruns,ick Counties prefer 10 have Ralph
conduct their funerals Tabor City is constantly
represented
Even knowing the reason makes me wonder ii Il
Whltevle date Inc couldn't be used part OF them.
Ia rather for folks to think tnat VAUDEVILLE ,ne
place they didn't to live rather than Tabor Gu
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

is best described as a person
who, seeing there are only four
pieces of pic for five people,
Will promptly 'announCc she
never did care for pic .
SnappicSt description of a psy-
Chiatrist: The last man you
talk TO before you start talk
ing TO yourself McaltimC:
That's the time of day when
some folks sit down at the
table TO continue eating e.
Second story man: His wife
won't believe his first story -.
Two speeding autoiStS in head
on collision; A meeting Of no
minds The typical man in
the street: His wife won't let
him in the house Two word
definition of mustard: CUrrod-
ed mayonnaisc A newborn
male: A boyby Man who
never does things in a small
way: He always breaks his
BIG toe.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23
THE KIND OF FRIEND TO HAVE

group discussion conferred around a particular
individual Nothing particularly complimentary had
been said about the fellow and l thought the good
words would never come.
- "Shucks. he's a good boy. Give you the shirt off
of his back And if you need money he'd refuse
you even if he had to give you a bad check sang
out booster.
There's nothing | need than friend who
helps me out of a tight financial jam by giving me
a bad check.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

lratc ncighborS in Jan Stew
art'S apartment house demand
that young couple be evicted
because their baby cries at
night. on IT'S ALWAYS JAN
Saturday at $50 pm on channel
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

That modern monstrosity.
the Do-It-Yourself trend. has
developed one of its most in
tricatc students-hc shanpuos
his hair, turns on the garbage
disposal, and leans his head
against the kitchen wall for a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

What's a gold-digger, son?
Why that's a gal who mines
her own business A mother
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-11-23

We will deliver your groceries
to your automobile anywhere
inside the business district of
Tabor City.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
HUSBANDS NIGHT

Infant of Prague Study Club en-
tertained their husbands at a party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Heineman Monday evening. Pi-
nochle and other games provided
the entertainment which was in
charge of the program chairman,
Mrs. Herbert Witt Prizes were
awarded to Charles Scherer and
Mrs. Richard Wolf in Pinochle. A
potluck lunch was served at mid
night.
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Twynham, Mrs. and Mrs.
Robert Maywhoor, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hendricks, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Richard KaS-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
IA&t0CAL5

Mrs Alice Worstell, Toledo, sis.
ter of postoffice clerk Jim Wagner
who was seriously injured in the
Dec. IL accident which claimed the
life Of their mother, Mrs. Florence
Wagner, has been transferred from
the Verle Beach, Fla, hospital to
Riverside hospital in Toledo.
SHOPPERS SPECIAL DsffodiIs
.98e dozen. Also Cleveland Flower
Show tickets. KLlNCBlEL FLOR
ISTS. 3-1t
Wharton "Skip" French, SO, OF
Route 2, collapsed in a second floor
office of the American Bank Build
ing last Thursday and was taken
to Magruder hospital in the Neid-
ecker ambulance.
Ken's Cottage Restaurant, Route
1853, MarbIehead Peninsula fea-
lures lunches at 75c. Try our
Chicken Dinners on Sunday. 2-2t
-.-.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burkett, were
Toledo visitors Tuesday, on busi-
ness mission for the Burkett Bar
Der Shop.
-.-.-
The new Firth tufted WeaveS in
all wool carpeting are available
for your inspection at Young's
Floor Covering. Sit
-:-.-
ACAG Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
NeSVy Dubbert (Marily n
w. Shepherd), 206R W.
FOurth-st, announce the birth of a
daughter at Magruder hospital
Monday, Feb. 81 The baby weigh
ed six pounds and nine ounces.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

per, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kolhoff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Perry, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Scherer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Witt, Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Wolf and Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil Fritz.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

ACs2G Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
SeaTU =: Horn Oois MOLD 18e
VAS[ E. Loop, are parents OF
a son, seven pounds, seven and
three-quarters ounces, born at Ma
gruder hospital Friday, Feb. 49,
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS
WILL BENEFIT FROM THE DTC
BAKE SALE, SATURDAY, FEB.
rs, NEiDEcKER STORE. $50 Am.
git
Carl Rupert has been discharg-
ed from Good Samaritan hospital
at Sandusky where he was pa
tient.
DOWNTOWN COACHES BAKE
SALE, SATURDAY, $3.50, Mel
DEcKERS. 3-1t
ACAG Mr.. ana Mrs. Lyle
TsTNy Barrett (Marjorie Ben
~ nett), 229 Water-st,
Oak Harbor, have baby daughter
born Friday, Feb. 18, at Magruder
hospital. The baby weighed nine
pounds and two ounces.
-
PIow points rebuilt like new,
$3.50 each. New points hard-faced.
Gerald w. WonneIl, Route 3, Bay
TWP, Port Clinton. 3-4tp
-.-.-
Mrs Clarence Stephen entertain
ed the Port Clinton members of
1er sewing club at her Genoa home
last Thursday evening.
-.-.-
SHOPPERS SPECIAL Daffodils
.o8c dozen. Also Cleveland Flower
Show tickets. kLiNGBIEL FLOR
ISTS. 3-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25
STUDY CLUB

Meeting at the home of Mrs.
Delbert Wilson with Mrs. Irwin
Ermish as co-hostess, members OF
St. Charles Study Club heard a
paper on "The Angelus" by Mrs.
George Weber, and a reading
Genius In The Family, by Mrs.
Lester Genzman. March % meeting
is at the home of Mrs. Raymond
Wight.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-02-25

ONE OF THE BOYS WHO
LEFT LAST SUNDAY TO
THE "TANNERY" IN FLOR
IDA, SAID he HOPES TO
FIND A LITTLE "PEAcH"
AND QUIET.
WE ARE bidding to winter
business farewell with good
buys. It's the last week of
Sans" Clearance.
4: j: 81
THE GUY WHO TOOK BIG
STEPS TO SAVE WEAR ON
HIS $5.e5 SHOES (FRoM
SAMS), SPLIT HIS $50
WOOL FLANNEL PANTS
THAT HE SHOULD HAVE
BOT AT SANS FOR $9.95).
:; s. !:
GOLFERS won't like the new
stretch nylon sox at Sans
you can't get a hole in enc
Mr.. M. T. Potts learned
all about relative hum dity
by holding his infant grand
daughter on his lap. Ii YOU
found Sans" in a mess this
week, it's because they're re-
modelling.
.s y i.
PARKING METERS ARE
NOT TO SOLVE PARKING
PROBLEMS, BUT TO GAIN
REVENUE. WE'RE WRONG
TO ASK COUNCIL FOR
FREE PARKING FOR GUS
TONERS ON EcIAL
EVENT IN PC 1T MIGHT
COST THE CITY $40 TO $40
A DAY. BUT WE BET
THERE Is ENuF MER-
CHANTS HE IRE WHO'D
MAKE UP THE LOSS IN
REVENUE TO GAIN CON-
MUNlTY GOODWILL.