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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05
Teachers Afraid? Fund Plans Survey

WTom the Z. ). MonIfoTI
NEW YoRk.-An authoritative answer TO the much.
debated question Of whether American teachers
fearful and therefore unable TO do their best work. will
sought in study Just initiated by the Fund for Republic
Directed by Or. Paul 2. Larsrsfeld chairman Of IN.
Department OF Sociology Of Columbia University assisted BY
Louis Harris partner Of Elmo Roper associates The study
assesses the degree OF fear among teachers in such
the handling OF controversial subjects in The classroom their
relationships with students felowesehers. and sdnistrs
tive sUperors their feeling about expressing unpopular
opinions in professional publications their winonsss "a
take part in sxfrs eurrievsr and community affairs and the
influence Of tenure academic freedom.
SURVEY ON PROGRAM
The directors OF the project will begin with question
See : Teachers Afrsid7 Fund Plans Survey-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05
RISE ABOVE HUMAN
VEXATION

Matter being non intelli-
gent. as we learn through
the study of Christian Sci
ence. the Adam dream. make
believe. cannot initiate Spir-
II. Every man. woman. ard
child has a right 10 spirit
ually cultivate consciousness.
Spirit lifts one far above
monotonous. exhausting hu-
man vexations. And it il
through spiritualized con.
seriousness that we demon.
strate the fundamentals Of
divine healing power. And
overcome the belief in the
cold pangs and clutches Of
sin. disease and death. God
is Life, and controls man
through the tendency Of
Spirit.
SPIRIT IN RECENT
OPERATION
Ii happened not very long
CONTINUED on Page g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05

Hitler committed suicide when the jig up 'mes)
Million. Of the human race, ranging from the most de
n.rae criminals and murderous sggressor' to average
e;,zen, viii do what the four desperate Ma''aehuse't'
convict, dd-oall in the superior morality spirituality
and divine intelligence Of eonsecraed Chrissn Se'en
,u.-oNE OF GODS CHOSEN PEoPLE'.:-BtCAosE
..,Ax,s. EXTREMITY IS GODS OPPORTUNITY"!
- ~. distress, insecurity, i'll health, misery. ETC., in
beh large numbers of Hebrews Catholies-both Roman
and Greek Proestants Communists Africans AsAties
exc out dreary. .o-csIed exsenee!-inspred God to
dictate to Hs Daughter.suceessor to His Messiah Son.
Christ Jesus: THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL
f.o.called) ExIsTENCE'!.!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05

Baslrg Ter WORKS upon
the Bible. and listening for
the voice 81 God. she fol-
lowed in the footsteps OF
Christ Jesus. ard recorded
many OF her beaut.t4l rsvsla-
tions TO spiritGalize tao4gnt
in these modern times. after
the pattern OF Christ our
Redeemer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05
PART 3


IMPOTENCE AND lNFERIoRITY OF PRAYERS
OF HEBREWS, CATHOLICS-both Roman and Creek
especially Of Russian and Balkan Greek Orthodoxy
PROTESTANT AND OTHER ADAMS AND EWES OF
THE HUMAN RACE-ARE AMPLY RECORDED
IN THE HISTORY OF OUR TIMES, AND AS FAR BACk'
AS YOU CHOOSE TO co!
PART4
AND PRAYERS:
BE NOT LIKE THE HEATHER WITH THEIR LONG
PRAYERS AND VAIN REPETITIONs! WHEN YE
PRAY, PRAY NOT TO BE SEEN OF MEN, BUT ENTER
INTO THY CLOSET AND PRAY IN SECRET; AND
THY FATHER, WHO SEETH IN SECRET, WILL
AWARD THEE OPENLY'
IF YE HAVE FAITH AS A GRAIN OF MUSTARD
SEED YE SHALL REMOVE MOUNTAINS!
Remember, matter is mental phenomenon! and
professed by Greek philosophers 1000 years ago
Mountain ranges mortal THOUGHT, destruct
bic images of Gods ndeructibe eternal spiritual deas
As per God to ST. Paul. you: THE THINGS SEEN
ARE TEMPORAL (M-Y TH.I-CA-LD, WHILE THE
THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
PART S
THE DEVIL-ANIMAL MACNETISMi-POPULAT
PRISONS, HOSPITALS. INSANE AsYLUMS,
PRODUCES WAR MoNCERSi-THE GOLIATHS
OF SIN is DEATH"!-
And perhaps the Christ divine Idea puts a young
David work with such amazing results the Phsnes
discovered when their boasfu goddess big shot Goliath
defes God and His Representatives and forced to give
up the ghost in such dramatic fashion instruct
wise and the fools for centuries to come!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05
CHRIST JESUS CLoRIFIEI

"And he taught in their
sYnagogues being glorihed
Of all.
"And he came to Nazar-
eth, where he had been
brought up: and, as his Gus
tom was, he went into the
synagogue on the sabbath
day, and stood up for to
read.
"And there was delivered
unto him the book of the
prophet Esaias. And when
he had opened the. book, he
found the place where il was
written,
THE Spirit Of the Lord
is upon me to preach the
gospel to the poor; he hath
sent me to heal the broken
hearted, to preach deliver
anee to the eaptives, and re-
covering of sight to the
blind, to set at liberty them
that are bruised.
ITO preach the accepta-
bic year of the Lord"
The Bible).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05
SIGHT AND HEARING

Because Spirit, God, is
Life, man should not lose
his spiritual sight. 1t is by
seeing through the eyes Of
God. that humanity will
continue to see good. And
il is through hearing the
still. small voice" through
spiritual revelation in con.
seriousness. that mankind
will ever understand the
meaning OF divine Truth. and
-,.1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05
PART 2

Mr.. Erwin (anham's Prayers, With
The Supporting Prayers Of the C.S.
Movement, Put to Rout The Devil
Animal Magnetism!-PotentialIy
Working Out The Greatest Good
For the Greatest Number"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05

God Authorizes President Eisenhower
To Warn the Devils Red China,
"Hands Off" Formosa and Peseadores
IsIes!-UnIike the Devils
Mouthpieees, Truman and Adhesion,
Tipping Off the Reds That We
Weren't Interested in Korea!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05

(onviets Choose Editor OF C.S.
Monitor!
A Prophecy: All Soviet and Chinese
Reds Eventually Asking for C.S.
Liberation from Their Terrible Master!
His Satanic Majesty, the Devil
Animal Masnetism!-Materialism!!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-05
Fear No EriI
By B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
SPIRIT ISIIFE ETERNAL.

SPIRIT IS LIFE ETERNAL
II 10 through spiritual derstandng that know
the ground on which tread 10 Holy ground. And
through Christ Jesus that spiritual ideas
be put action. God ia Mind, the everlasting
controlling power and is refuge in times of trouble
While Isaiah listening to the voice of God He
revealed him:
Thus saith the Lord, THY redeemer, the Holy one of
Israeli thy God which teacheth thee to profit which
leadeth thee by the way that thou shoudest co."
Isaiah 4S:17.
In our textbook Science e. Health with Key to the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, page 594, find a
powerful scientific definition Of Spirit which reads;
Spirit Divine substance; Mind; divine Principle; all
that good God that only which is perfect everlas
ing, omnipresent. omnipotent, infinite"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Old House Burns
Down In Lafayette

London and West Jefferson Fire
Departments were called to Lafay-
cite at 1890 am. Tuesday when
the old residence in the rear of the
Antique House burned.
Mr.. Frank z. Hunt, owner of the
property, said that he had been
burning some shingles and cut TIM
ber, preparatory to tearing the old
building down. He was on the roof,
watching for possible fire, with
water and fire extinguishers. How
ever, he said, a spark ignited the
roof on the other side of the build
ing, and the resulting fire got out
of control.
Loss was estimated by the own
er at $500, mostly antique furni-
ture inside the structure which was
used as a storehouse and work.
shop by Mr.. Hunt.
Both London and West Jefferson
firefighters utilized their tank
trucks in fighting the blaze. Lon
don's truck used all the water in
the tank, and refilled at the small
lake nearby.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Franklin County
Is 10th District

A law creating a Tenth Appel
late Court District in Ohio, enact
ed by the 101st General Assembly
of Ohio, becomes effective Sep
tember IA, but will not be opera
tive until February, 1857, Rep. FL
ton L. Kile of Madison County
cited today.
The law takes Franklin County
from the present Second Appellate
Court District and sets it up as a
Tenth District. That will leave
Preble, Darke, Shelby, Miami,
Montgomery, Champaign, Clark,
Greene, Fayette and Madison
Counties in the Second District.
The change was deemed advis-
able because of the heavy work
load falling to the present Second
District court with the require
ment that all appeals and cases
involving state officials, boards
and agencies must originate in
Franklin County.
The new law cannot become OPP
erative until February, 1857, fol-
lowing the election of additional
Judges in the new district and the
remaining Second District at the
1856 elections.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Many County Residents Are
Affected By Strike Action
Plants In Nearby
Cities Shut Down

Two strikes, one in Columbus
and one in Springfield, idled many
county residents who travel to
these cities for their daily jobs.
The largest strike action was in
the Westinghouse Electric .Corpor-
alton, where news sources say a.
900 workers in % plants through
out the nation have exercised their
right to walk out. The Columbus
plant was reported to have 5000
workers idle, with mass picketing
in full swing Monday.
The International Harvester Co.
of Springfield, whose workers left
the plant three weeks ago, was still
strike-bound. Pickets surround the
plant there, also, according to
workers who have reported to the
plant since the strike was effective.
London folks have been assigned
picket duty at both plants, and
London merchants are beginning to
see the union grocery orders" in
the stores.
There is no figure available as to
the number of people affected by
the strike action whose homes are
in this area.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Red Raiders Drop
Prevue Game rs

London'S Red Raiders lost their
first game of the season, a pre-
vue with Xenia Woodrow Wilson,
by a score of 7 to g.
Xenia scored in the first few mo-
ments of the game, and both
teams were held scoreless until
the last seven seconds of play,
when London's Miller completed
a forward pass to Sonny Ramey,
who went over for the touchdown.
The conversion was blocked.
London's team looked fair, with
work definitely needed in the
blocking department. With few ex-
ceptions, Xenia was a larger team
on the field. The first team play
ed the first half, the second team
the final half.
In other games, West Jefferson
lost to Frankfort at Mt. Sterling,
z to 0, Mt. Sterling lost to Rosary
IL to 0, and Marysville lost to Hill
lard 6 to o and to Grove City 7
to O.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Two Injured In Auto Crash
West Jefferson Monday
Speed Said Cause
OF Crash On 142

Patricia Kay Mustard, II, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Mustard,
Route 2, London, and Bruce Bailey,
19, also of London, were taken to
Mt. Carmel Hospital Monday fol-
lowing an accident which occurred
on State Route 142, about one
fourth mile west of West Jeffer-
son at 10:45 pm. Monday.
According to the West Jefferson
police, Miss Mustard was the driv-
er of the car, and she lost control
as she came around the curve just
west of the village. The auto
struck the railroad embankment,
the force throwing Mr. Bailey from
the car, and then rolled in the
highway. Police said the car was
travelling at high rate of speed.
Mr.. Bailey suffered a broken
left arm and numerous bruises,
Miss Mustard received a cut on the
left ankle and was suffering from
shock, according to the police re-
port.
The accident was investigated by
Night Officer Steve Nelson, West
Jefferson, who said that the car
was a total loss.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Two Cars Stolen
Saturday Night

London Police reported that two
automobiles were stolen sometime
Saturday night here in London.
Still unrecovercd is the 1910
Chevrolet belonging to Danny
Gibson, Route 2, London. The auto
bears, or bore at the time of the
theft, Ohio license number Y-7106,
according to the police. Police re-
quest anyone noticing this car to
call them Immediately.
Also stolen Saturday but recov-
cred, was the auto belonging to
Irwin McNeal 1t was taken from
the rear of SheetZ' carry-out,
where the owner had parked it.
Police reported the auto recovered
fiv miles south of London In the
ditch off u. S. Route AZ.
Police Chief German Clark sta
ted that both owners admitted
leaving keys in the cars. This is
an open invitation to theft, said
the Chief. Motorists should take
the precaution of locking their
autos. A recent court decision held
the auto owner liable for damages
caused by his car even though il
was stolen when the accident oc-
Cured. Take little time and save
a lot of headaches"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Monroe Boosters
Elect Officers

At the September meeting of the
Monroe Boosters Club, the follow
ing officers were elected: presi-
dent, Mrs. Bernard Conway; vice
president, Mrs. George Laule; sec
retary, Mrs. Mearld Boyd; treas
urer, Mrs. Donald Becker and pub
licity chairman, Mrs. Albert CALI
more.
The purpose of the club is to
work in the interests of the school
and they voted to purchase new
refrigerator for the cafeteria.
Plans were discussed for an early
winter cooking school
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Mr.. Clyde Crabbe, Washington
Avenue, has returned to his home
from Grant Hospital, where he
stayed for observation and treat
ment.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Angus Auction &
Show On SATURDAY.

The Central Ohio Angus Assoc
iation will sponsor a cattle show
and auction at the Madison County
Fairgrounds on Saturday, Septem-
Der II. John D. Hennigh, Plain
City, manager of the event, says
that IA top cattle from leading
area herds will be consigned in
Guiding AZ females and two bulls.
Judging will begin on Saturday
at 8 am. Official judge will be
Mr.. George Wilson of the Ohio
State University. A judging con-
test is set for II am. and the sale
is scheduled for l p. m. Auction
eer will be Merlin Woodruff of
Urbana.
Winner of the junior judging
contest will receive an Angus hei-
fer. All All and FLA members in
Ohio are eligible to compete in the
contest.
Among area conSignors will be
Frank Brown, Mt. Sterling; M. M,
Dorm, Washington, c. H.; Ted
Emery Farms, London, Green
wood Farms, South. Solon; Jesse
Hagler and Sons, Bloomingburg;
Hockland Farm, Plain City; c. B
Holycross, Plain City j. K. Nc
Laughlin, Marysyille; Windy Knoll
Farm, London; Rynoka Farm, Mil
ford Center; Triangle Farms, Lon
dor,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Mrs. Mary Lohr
Dies In Her Home

Mrs. Mary Lavina Lohr, aged
76, died at her home quite sud-
denly early on Monday morning.
Mrs. Lohr was the daughter of
Francis and Nancy Justus Funk
and was a native of Pickaway
County. She had spent the great
er part of her life in this commun-
ity, residing for the past thirty
five years at her home on East
High st.
She and her husband John cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versary in 1852, and would have
been married for So years this No
vember.
Mrs. Lohr was member of the
London Presbyterian Church, the
Church Women's Association, the
Golden Rule Bible Glass, the Re
bekah Lodge, the Bide-A-Wee
Club, the Sew-Sew Club and the
Goth Century Club.
Survivors include her husband,
two sons, Robert of Youngstown,
o and Murray of London; one
daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Schwar-
zell of Columbus; eight grand
children and four great-grandchil-
dren;. and one sister, Mrs. Lydia
Baker of Lancaster, o.
Friends may call at the LukenS
Funeral Home from z to 9 or
Monday evening, and from A tt
6 pm. and 7 to 9 p. m. on Tues.
day. Services will be held at the
funeral home on Wednesday after.
noon at 2 p. m, followed by in
terment in Oak Hill Cemetery
The Reverend Frank Baldwin will
be the officiating minister.
The Rebekah Lodge will hole
services on Tuesday evening al
the funeral home.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Executive Board
Of Demonstration
Council Meets

Mrs. Robert Halterman returned
Friday from a meeting of the Ex-
ecutive Board of the Ohio Home
Demonstration Council held Sep
tember 8-9 at Ohio State Univers-
ity, Columbus. The purpose of the
two day conference was to analyZe
the problems and needs of rural
Ohio.
Representatives of the is dis
tricts worked in study committees
and discussed topics relating to cit
izenship and civil defense, family
life, health and safety, information
al relations, publicity, homemak-
er's chorus, and a new state pro-
ject.
Dr.. Albert M. Orcutt, Jr., exten-
sion rural sociologist, helped the 40
women realize the situations in
Ohio counties concerning the level
of living and medical, dental and
hospital facilities. Several counties
with a high standard of living have
few doctors snd dentists and made
quate hospital facilities, DR.. Or
cutt said.
The president of the Ohio Home
Demonstration Council is Mrs.
Gunder, Mansfield. Other officers
are Mrs. Robert Halterman, Lon
don, vice president; Mrs. z. r,
Moser, Bluffton, secretary and
Mrs. Ray G. Smith, McConnels-
vile, treasurer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Iona M. Reynolds
Dies In Columbus

Iona Mae Reynolds, So, died in
University Hospital, Columbus,
early Monday morning after a
short illness. She resided at 66 w.
Center st.
Mrs. Reynolds was a native of
Ironton, O., and the widow of Ben
Reynolds, who died in 1943.
Survivors include her mother.
Mrs. Minnie Flemmings of Iron
ton; three sons, Emerson, Charles
and Roy, all of London; one
daughter, Mrs. Ethel Knisley, also
of London; ten grandchildren; one
brother, Fred DePriest of Tronton;
two sisters, Miss Christine De-
Priest of London and Mrs. Emma
Wilburn of Ironton.
The body will be taken to the
residence and will remain there un-
til the services, to be held at 4 pm.
Wednesday at the Summerford
Christian Church, the Reverend
Joe Johnson officiating. Burial in
Somerford Twp. Cemetery by the
Lukens funeral service.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
K of 6 To Install
Officers Sept. Is

Knights of Columbus, Council
1886 of London, Ohio, will install
officers for the coming year on
Tuesday, September 18th, at 8 pm.
The installing officer will be Dis
trict Deputy Ray Talber of Della
ware.
Officers to be installed are:
grand knight, Joseph G. Sexton;
deputy grand knight, Robert Riggs;
chancellor, William Powers, Sr.; fl
nancial secretary, William Nc
Guire; treasurer, Jerry Stahl; re-
corder, Francis Londergan; war
den, Robert Higgins; lecturer, DR..
Harry Crawford; advocate, James
P. Hennigan; inside guard, Paul M.
Dwyer; outside guard, Francis Hol-
land.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Wilbur Barnhart
Dies In Hospital

Funeral services for Wilbur G.
Barnhart, age IT, former Lon
don resident who died in White
Cross Hospital, Columbus, were at
the Deyo Funeral Home, Colum-
bus, Monday afternoon, followed
by interment in Sunset Cemetery.
Mr.. Barnhart resided in London
for many years, before moving to
Columbus. He was retired build
ing contractor and for some time
had resided in Hollywood, Florida
Surviving are two daughters
Mrs. Wilma Bradfute of Livonia
Mich; Mrs. Louise Haywood OF
Russells' Point; four grand-child-
rem and four great-grandchildren
and one brother, Cecil Barnhart OF
Alliance, formerly of London. His
wife, the former Emma Weber, OF
London, died some years ago.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
1000 Students
Fill CIassrooms

The total number of pupils en-
rolled in the schools of Madison
County is now over 1000.
system is the first grade with to-
tai of 468. There are 119 first
grade pupils in Jefferson Local
School. In the Jonathan Alder
School District there are 112. In
the Madison South Local School
District there are 113 beginners.
Two of the districts in the County
are conducting Kindergarten.
There are 79 kindergarten pupils
in the Jefferson school and in Mt.
Sterling there is 90.
The total enrolment in the To-
cal districts is as follows:
Jonathan Alder Local School
District, 1077; of which 633 are
enrolled in Plain City School, 234
at Monroe; 210 at Canaan.
Deercreek 155; Fairfield 303;
West Jefferson, 500; Madison
South Local School District has q
total of 931, of which there are
451 at Madison Rural Local; 267
at Midway Local; and 206 al
South Solon Local School.
Mt. Sterling has total enroll.
ment of 5o4; Somerford 121.
The largest increase in any dis
trict was at West Jefferson last
year for September there were
732 enrolled and as Monday, Sep.
tember IL, there are 956.
There are 10 pupils enrolled ir
Grade IL this year 81 in Jona'
than Alder District; 9 in Fair
field; al in West Jefferson; az ir
the Madison South Local Schoo
District; "a in Mt. Sterling. One
hundred forty eight seniors gradu
ated last May from Madison Coun
ty schools.
Total enrolment for the 1885,
school year is as follows grade:
1-8 inclusive mot including kin
dergarten) 1896 high school 941
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Deserter Held On
Burglary Charge

Julius Yurina, IT, who is being
held in custody in connection with
the July 1855 burglary of the AL
lensworth Dairy Store here, has
been identified as a deserter from
the u. S. Marine Corps, accord
ing to Police Chief German L,
Clark. Yurina listed no address at
the time of his arrest.
Two others, Charles Boggs, 10,
of London, and a juvenile of West
Jefferson are being held on the
same charge. Boggs was apprehen-
ded in London, Yurina in Spring
field, and the juvenile in Millers-
port in a net cast by local police
on Sept. l.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
County PREPAID
Tax Receipts Off

Revenues of $3,655, ,846 from the
sale of prepaid tax receipts for the
week ending August 27, 1855 ex-
ceeded collections of $3,015, 1897 for
the corresponding week in 1854 by
$640009, according to a report is
sued today by State Treasurer
Roger w Tracy.
This amount represents a 81
per cent gain over collections for
the same week last year, and
marks the eighth consecutive week
since July l in which the weekly
total has exceeded three million
dollars.
However, Madison Co. register
ed a slight drop from S5, ,496.71 in
1854 to S5,185.64 in '55.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
Former Resident
Dies In Cambridge

Mrs. Stella Houston McCarter
died at the age of 70 in Cam
bridge, Ohio, on Friday evening,
after prolonged illness.
She was a native of Clark Coun-
ty and formerly had resided here
in London and in Columbus. She
was the daughter of William and
Mary Jane Bales Houston, and a
member of the Methodist Church.
Mrs. McCarter is survived by one
brother, Mr.. M. c. Houston of Dun
can, Oklahoma. She was sister,
in-law of Mrs. Lawrence c. Hous-
ton, North Main ST., London.
Friends may call at the Lukens
Funeral Home, where services will
be in charge of the Reverend Ar
thur M. Shenefelt on Tuesday at
pm. Interment will be in Kirk
wood Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-09-13
FOOTBALL CONTEST
OPENS!

Our ann nual FOOTBALL
CONTEST opens with this is
sue. Anyone can win and IT
costs nothing to enter so clip
out the form and send in your
picks. Men, women and child
rem of all ages are eligible with
the exception of employees Of
this newspaper and their fam
lilies.
This feature is being run
again this year by popular de-
mand from readers and adver-
tisers alike. Each year the
FOOTBALL CON EST be-
comes more and more popular
so we're looking forward to the
biggest year yet. Rules and
contest information will be
found on the football page.
Don't forget to get your en-
tries in on time!