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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11
CARIDON
BY MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN
Phone Il. CIaridOn 6-8217

About 80 women attended the
Christmas program of Women's
Fellowship at Church Wednesday
night Dec. 3. Mrs. Raymond
Grafton was in charge Of pro-
gram. There was the Manger
scene, Christmas Carols and rea-
dings. Mrs. Gertrude Price, Mrs.
Madeline Krum and Mrs. Lor-
eta Holmes were luncheon hos
tesses.
The Golden Rule Fellowship
will hold regular supper and me-
citing at home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Taylor in Chester Satur-
day night Dec. 18th.
Richard Naramore has retur-
ned home from spending his in
listment period in Navy.
Mrs. Bartlett Warner was ia
ken to Woman's Hospital last
week and underwent surgery.
Last report she was doing well
as possible.
Several from Claridon attend
ed Open House at County Home
section for delinquent Children.
Mrs. Harlan Krum held h r
Thanksgiving family gathering
Saturday Nov. 90. Dorothy Krum
who is in Nurses training now
at Toledo was home. Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Kermit Hicks from Green
castle Pa, Mrs. Vera Gage and
son of Rock Creek Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MolZon
and daughter have moved from
Claridon to their new home in
EHa0fuiIln
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11
Bundysburg
News Items
BY MISS ELSIE FINCH
Phone 279Y

BUNDYSBURG The water in
Swine Creek is down consider
able this week below last week.
George Hawkins of swine
Creek Rd. was the only one from
this place who attended the DEM
ccratic dinner at Burton Fire
Station Tuesday last. His W / f e
was going but she had to go to
the hospital instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gruhbs
of Bundysburg Windsor Mills
Rd. had for Sunday dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Moss of this place
and they spent the afternoon.
Grandpa Fogg hitched up his
mare to a sleigh last week after
the big snow on Friday and is
getting around better than some
have done since the roads had
been pretty well covered with
snow and slush and cars have a
hard time especially up the hill
by the Wheeler, place and he
took Lucretia Stein to school so
she could teach since her car is
not even working at all.
Have you tried Grandpa Fogg's
delicious apples?
The freight train was held up
some by the snow but the station
master reported it was only four
hours late on Monday and John
ny Wheeler was especially glad
it got through because he had
ordered some fixtures from the
catalogue for the house to sur
prise his wife since it's getting
cold outside.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11
Var1dals Damage
Kindergarten

Chardon Methodist Church was
entered Wednesday night and
considerable damage done b v
vandals in the kindergarten area
in the basement of the building.
Two large, four foot dolls
used TO teach children how to
dress, were beaten to pieces. Tri-
cycles were badly damaged and
cabinet pried open.
Entrance was gained to t h e
building through a door that had
been left unlocked. No money
was taken.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11

The Pilgrim Christian Church
will hold their annual Christmas
Family Work Shop on Thursday
Dec. IL, starting Immediately
after school is out for the day.
There will be a cafeteria style
supper in the Educational Build
ing at 5:45. Each family is asked
to bring a dessert to pass. The
program will begin at 7::30 a n d
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11

Arthur Genske, Walters Road,
Russell.
James Feigle, Cedar Rd., Che
sterland.
Carol Lumadue, Box 377, Char
don.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11

annual conference of the Metho-
dist Church according to Mullen.
The Congregationalists, w h O
have been using the building for
number of years, have offered
to pay the $4,000, Mullen said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11

Mrs. Harvey Iseyde F'lorence) /,
I42 Center Street, Chardon.
Mr.. Howard Cuttings, Rt., 8,
Box 470, Chardon.
FRIDAY, DEC. IL .~. v~-
Matilda Young, Wilson Mills
Rd., Chardon.
Allen Miller, Box 382, Chardon.
Paul Wilmington, Kirkland Rd
Chardon.
SATURDAY, DEC. 13
Mrs. Roy r. Grant CHilda)
Grant ST., Chardon.
Roberta Trask, Chardon.
Ronald j. Conomy Jr., Box 256l
Helf1ut Dr., Chardon.
SUNDAY, DEC. IA
Mrs. Robert Cham ber a 4
Mary, Chardon Madison Rd.,
Chardon.
MONDAY. DEC. Is
Halbat Stafford, Jr. BOT South
Hambden Street, Chardon.
Rose Marie Ritondaro, Chilli
cothe Road, Chesterland.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11
K. ofC: to
Meet Next
Monday

The Geauga Council, knights
of Columbus, viii hold a first
degree exemplification Monday
at st. Helen's Church Hall, New
bury, at 8 pm.
The exemplification team will
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11

Nutribionists at the Ohio State
University say cheese should be
removed from the refrigerator
about an hour before serving.
Most cheese taste better at room
temperature.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11
WEDNESDAY, DEC. II

WEDNESDAY, DEC. II
T. woodrow Harrison, 376 Will
son Mills Road, Chardon.
Mrs. Walter T. Melkerson
Mary $40 Water St., Chardon.
Peter Petersen, 3rd Cedar Rd
Chesterland.
Gayle Gene Woodin, Chardon
Windsor Road, Chardon.
Mr.. Ward E. Baptie, Claridon
Road, Chardon.
Mr.. Raymond Fl. Miller, Box
AT Chardon Euclid Road, Char
don.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11
BLR THDAY VS.

The Geauga Record wishes the
following many happy returns of
the day and coming year. Send
in the birthdays of your friends
and relatives and they will be
remembered in this column.
THURSDAY, DEC. III
Mrs. Larry Kingston (Mildred)
PaineSville Ravenna r o a d,
Chardon.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11
TUESDAY. DEC. 16

Raymond Fowler, 129 Gordor
Drive, Chardon.
Nancy Smidonsky, Chardon
Euclid Road.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-12-11

consist OF members OF the Geau-
ga Council.
Refreshments viii be served
after the initiation.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

convoIeeiente
va Sc encuentra en- SUI hogan,
restableciendose de delicada inter.
vencion quirurgica, p%ractlcada por
ell eminente c~irujano doctor Man.
son, en- ell North Shores Hospital,
ell distinguish caballero Evelio
Iglesias, miembro muy %apreciado
de la colonia Guiana.
Formulamos votos p0r ell COM
pleto restablecimiento del estima-
do paciente.
cumpleanos
Rodeada del carino de todos los
suyos celebra en- Ell dia de hoy la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos la
preciosa nina Sherry Lee Herman.
dec, a quien nos complsce felici.
tar carinosamente y desear mu-
chos amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
Consoles de una Actriz de Cine

81 a listed lie GUSTAV los me
gros y expresivos ojos" de esta
"isenorita", debe seguir la tecnl-
ca de ella para conservarlos ash.
Los poetas no Sc han cansado
de cantarles a los bellos ojos de
las senoritas latinas porque los
us&n para algo mas que para
yer. Elias hablan con los ojos
cOquetean con los ojos y aman
con los ojos. Y ash como ha sido
la inspiration de muchos poe
tas y compositores, asi tambien
han sido la envidia de muchas
mujeres, Que no tienen la dicha
de poser unos ojos bellos nj tie
men la astucia de hacerlos pare
Ger bonitos.
Porque la naturaleza no pue-
den dotarlos a todos de los mis-
mos encantos, pero la ciencia ha
descubierto infinidad de produc-
tos para ayudar a la mujer en-
su natural coqueteria de lucir
mas bella.
Linda CRYSTAL, natural de la
Argentina, la ultima latina en-
hacer su triunfal debut en- las
pantallas cinematograficas de
Hollywood, dice que ell paso vi
tai en- ell Embellishments de sus
oios es ell uso de un cepillo de
dientes para cepillarse las pesta-
mas. iFijese 81 tiene astucia!
Los pequenos cepillos que
vienen con la pomada de masca-
cara para los ojos, son tan y tan
pequenOs que no siryen para &C.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

Aniversorio de Bodos

AniveTsorio de Bodos
Vayan nuestras sinceras felici-
taciones para ell distinguish caba-
Hero DIR j. Riis Owre, miembro de
la Facultad de la Universidad de
Miami, y SUI distinguish eSposa,
quienes celebran en- ell dia de hoy
la grata OCCASION de I'm nuevo ami
versarlo de matrimonio.
CumpIeonos
Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia de
hoy, con motive de la grata cele.
bracion del a%niversario de SUI ma
t~alicio, para ell ~apreciado caballe-
no senior Jesus RiverO Jr. y nues-
tros deseos de que goce de largos
amos mas de vida.
x X X
NuestraS ~sinceras felicitaciones
para ell estimado caballero senior
Elier Arenas quien celebra hoy la
grata OCCASION de I'm nuevo aniver-
Sario de su natalicio.
X X X
Entra hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la estimada DANA sonora Ro-
sta Marquee de Cardona, esposa
del senior EdilbertO Cardona, mo-
two por el cual nos es grato fell
citarla calurosamente y desearle
muchoS, ylmuy dichosos amos mas
de existencia.
Cumple hoy un nuevo ano de
existencia la p~reciosa nina Sandra
Jewett, hija del senior Alexander
Jewett y sonora, Laura de Jewett
y con tai motive la felicitamos ca.
rinosamente y lie deseamos largos
amos mas plenos de gratas sorpre.
sas y bier estares,
* Il "
Aunque tardias, vayan nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones para Ell gra.
cioso nino Raul Rodriguez, hijo
del senior Raul Rodriguez y sonora,
Gladys de Rodriguez, con motive
de la grata celebration de SUI pri-
mer anito de edad en- Ell dia de
aver.
X X X
Vayan nuestras ~sinceras felici.
taciones para ell apreciado caballe.
70 cubano senior America Diaz,
quien celebra hoy la grata fecha
de su cumpleanoS y aprovechamos
la OCCASION para desearle muchos
amos mas de vida.
X * X
Nos complace ~felicitar de name
"a muy especial al estimado joven
Jose Z. Perdomo quien celebra hoy
la grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos.
Jose es hijo de los apreciados es-
poses senior Jose E. Perdomo y Sc
nora, Daisy v. de Perd0mO, MEM
bros estimados de nuestra coIonia
hiSpanoamericana residente en- es-
ia ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
Tres Amos

tSS FNtb6S
Llega hoy a sus tres antics de
edad la primorosa ninita VaIenti'
ma Lares. hija de la gentil pareia
veneZolana tornado por ell seno,
Alfredo Lares TiradO y sonora,
BeatriZ COrteZ de LareS, motive
por Ell cual nos es grato enviarle
nuestras mas caras felicitaciones
y votos porque cumpla muchos, y
muy dlchosoS, amos mas de vida.
De Quito
Un cordial saludo para ell eSti-
mado caballero senior Alfonso
Aguirre quien lego de Quito, Ecua.
dor en- dias pasados a paSar unos
dias en- esta ciudad,
CumpIeonos
Rodead0 del afecto de sus seres
queridos, celebra en- ell dia de hoy
la grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos
ell gracioso nino Jose Luis Rivera
a quien nos complace felicitar ca.
luroSamente y desear muehos amos
mas de vida, plenos de alegrias y
proSperidad.
X i x
Queremos ser los prlmeros en-
felicitar calurosamente a la gentil
DANA sonora Moves Acevedo de
JOvet, con motive de la grata &C.
leDracion del aniversario de SUI ma
talicio en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

pillar las pestanas en- forma tai
que luzcan mas rizadas y mas
largas," dice Linda.
"Por supuesto 20 me aplico la
mascara en- la forma usual. Usan-
do ell pequeno cepillo que viene
en- la GAIA. Pero despues dejo
que Ia mascara Sc seque un POGO
y entonces, cuando este a me-
dio-secar me cepillo hacia arri-
ba las pestanas usando un cepi-
Ito de dientes bien seco, ell cual
yo conserve eSpecialmente para
este uso. Creo que un .cepillo
de ninos es ideal para este pro-
posito. Sus cerdas son mas sua-
YES y SUI tamano es perfecto pa
ra c~epillarse las p~estanas."
Linda tambien cree que un
POGO de vaselina en- las pesta-
mas lie da brillo y suavidad.
Ademas, para realizar lie belle.
"a de los ojos, es imprescindi-
BILE tener en- cuenta la sombra.
Pero es necesario, primero, sa-
bersela aplicar y segundo selec-
cionar ell color apropiado para
Of color de sus ojos.
Con la sombra cafe, los ojos
de este color Sc ven mas pro-
fundos y aterciopelados. Con la
sombra girls, los ojos CRISES ad-
quieren un attractive POGO usual.
Ell azul o eli verde Sc usan jun
10 > la base de las pestanas
s~uperiores para dar un toque
-(Pasa a In nag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
GRAN VARIEDAD EN-
Los ESTAMPADOS

Los estampados de moda, por
la gran variedad de dibujos que
presentan, ofrecen la posibilidad
de adaptarse a todas las edades
a todas las siluetas, a todos los
~siluetas, a todos los empleoS y a
todos los gustos. Hay estampa-
dos de grandes motives sobre
fondo liso centre otros, flores,
con rosas tulipanes, lirios, etce-
terra de "tamano naturally; di-
bujos difusos y apretados que
vistos de lejos dan la Illusion de
I'm fondo liso, de matices delica-
dos o simplemente de mezcla, y
hay tambien motives abstractos
o representatives que asemejan
lunares mas o menos grandes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
z Amos

Cumple hoy dos antics de edad
rodeada del carino de suS aman-
tisimos padres, la graciosa nina
MilagrOs de la Carload Fleitas, hi
ia del senor Jesus Fleitas y sonora
Olivia Rodriguez de Fleitas, MEM
bros apreciados de nuestra colonia
hispanoamericana
La felicitamoS de manera muy
especial y lie deseamos muchos
amos mas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
DEL HOGAR-por Victoria AIeiondra
e. POEMA De HOY
P0EMA A ARTEMISA

81 Dios un dia ~quisiera,
retirar de mi vida Ia esperanto.
Y me lance a buscarla
mas ALA de los cielos de mi patria.
ST Dios me destinara
a vagar cual peregrino e~rrante,
mi viaje detendria
al calor dulce de un pueblo distante.
Entonces, Cuba mia,
(mia por cariho ganado a 10 largo del sendero)
tie juro por Borinqueny sin ~sonrojo,
por este paso que tn terra pisa,
ime %acogeria al canine verde y rojo,
que de La Habana me llevo q Artemisa!
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
LA RECETA DEL Ola

Cocine la calabaza en- aqua con
sal a gusto. Majela y combinela
con ell resto de los ingredientes.
Vierta la mezcla en- un molde de
CRYSTAL va engrasado y horneela a
una temperature de- 400 grades F.
por espacio de 40 a As minutes.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

Queremos ser los primeros en-,
felicitar de manera muy especial
a la gentiI dana dominicana dona
Altagracia de Fox, esposa del Sc.
nor Alvin Fox, con motive de la
grata celebration del aniversario
de SUI natalicio en- Ell dia de hoy y
aprovechamos la OCCASION para de.
searle largos y venturosos amos
mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
C0RTINAS Y
DE XERANO

AL buscar tejidos originates
para sus vestidos de pleno vera
-(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
Bodos de Modero

En- Ell Ola dehoy celebran la gra-
ia ocasian de SIS Bodas de MADEIRA
cinco amos de yeGtUrOsa uni0n con
yugal. ell senior Manue Rodriguez
y sonora Silvia Fernandez de Cor
dova dc Rodriguez, micmbros ap1e-
ciados de nuestra colonia hispanoa
merlcana reS1uente en- esta ciudad"
Vayan para clos nuestras mas
caras feicitacioEes y yotos por su
bienestaT
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
Aniversario Matrimonial

AUlVGFooTIO NA0tt hsAtVttbSt
Nos cOmpIace enviar nuestras
sinceras telicitacIoneS a la gentil
pareja tornado por ell senior Luis
A. Ramos Aguirre Y sonora, PrOvi
de Ramos Aguirre con motive de
Ia grata celebration de Sun nuevo
a~niversario de bodas en- Ell dia de
hoy.
Fiesta de cumpIeonos
Ell senior Martin Claveria y seno-
ra, Rosa FajardO de Claveria, ofre-
cieron Una fiesta informal en- su
residential en- noches recientes pa
ra celebrar los cumpleanos de su
hijo, Ell apreciado y popular joven
Ramon Claveria, director del con
.junto musical Ray and His Quar-.
ternotes" y ell del joven Tommy
Carlyle, tambien miembro del con.
junto.
Concurri6 a tan allegro agasajo
un nutr1do y Selecto grup0 de
amistades de los festejados.
Falleeimiento
En- dias pasados fallecio en- la
ciudad de Tampa, deSpues de haber
sido sometida a intervention qui-
rurgica, la estimada DANA sonora
JOsefa Ituarte, quien recibio sepul;
tura en- Brooklyn a donde fue in.
medIatamente trasladada.
Para SUI hija, la sonora Dolores
Tamargo, de Tampa, y para su es,
poso senior JustO Ytuarte, MEM
bro de la colonia vasca de Nueva
York durante muchos amos, nues-
tras mas expresivas frases de con-
dolencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08

2 libras de calabaza
3huevos
IL cucharadita de canela en-
polvo
~cucharadas de mantequilla
IL taxa de azucar
1-3 taxa de harina
1-3 taxa de leche
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
cumpleonos

Ell dia de aver, 7 de los corrien.
ties, cumplio Is amos de edad, la
eentil senorita Edith Torres, hija
muy querida de los esposos Fran.
cisco y Tomasita Torres, miembros
muy estimados de la colonia puer-
torriquena.
Aunque tarde enviamos a Edith
nuestro cordial mensaje de fell
tacion.
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
ENAGUAS ANCHAS
Y ENAGUAS ESTRECHAS

Muchos de los vestidos de We.
rano presentan faldas amplias,
acompanadas. Su movimiento
ahuecado Sc halla delibera-
te acentuado Sc halla delibera-
damcnte acentuado por las ena-
guas recias. A veces, su volumen
Sc obtiene por diversas DISPOSE
clones de pliegues dejados suel-
tos d partir del talle. Otras We
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-08
GERMAN NEGRONI
N0VEDADES De LA N0DA

ees, son los frunces los que
eontribuyen a obtener dicho mo
vimiento inflado. En- este segun-
do case, los frunces Sc situan,
con frecuencia, en- ell bajo de
una plea plana que cine las ca.
deras evitando de esta name
ra que estas ultimas aparezcan
demasiado cargadas cosa que
suceda cuando la ampitud de la
falda parte directamente del
talle.
Las enaguas Sc llevaran tam
bien debajo de las faldas rectas.
Inutil precisar que, es este case,
las enaguas no estan para au-
mentar ell volumen, sino por ell
contrario para disminuirlo al
suprimir la combination. Por
conslgliente, estas enaguas son
muy estrechas y, en- Ia mayoria
de los casos, van abiertas abajo
para facilitar ell movimiento de
la marcha. Y por ultimo para los
vestidos "burbuja", ahuecados
pero cenidos en- ell bajo y en- ell
tale, existen tambien enaguas
de Inca "burbuia'.
CORTINAS Y VESTIDOS
DE VERANO
AL buscar tejidos originates
para sus vestidos de pleno vera
-(Pasa a Ia nag. %
, 1958-08-23
HOW 10 RECEIVE HEALING FROM GOD

God wants to heal you. This is
1 precious truth, but you cannot
force yourself to believe it. You
must know il is true before you
a believe. There is no substitute
for the truth-nor for the know
ledge Of truth.
You must want God 70 heal you.
You must have a burning desire.
Burning desire knows no shame,
no barrier, no refusal. Intense de-
sire burns the bridge behind and
penetrates into the very heart Of
the Son of God.
To receive your healing you
must approach God for healing
through faith. Faith is not some
thing you always have to seek or
pray for. Faith is something God
already has given you, for God
hath dealt to every man the mea-
sure of faith (Romans 1879. Put
your faith to work. This will in
crease it and make it stronger.
You have been provided the
capacity and ability to use your
faith in any way you choose, for
you are a free moral agent. You
are able to fix your attention upon
Cod, focusing your faith solely
and directly upon him. Rejoice
and be exceeding glad" for heal
ing is yours through faith.
Mr.. w. D. tells how he was
!caled of a mental disorder:
For twelve years I had suf-
tered from nervous tension, fears,
depression and emotional instabil-
~. | went from one doctor to an
Nla.r. only to be told by each one
Aa. he could not help me. / had
> get hold of myself and over
~7n,e my difficulty. / spent some
~eeks in a hospital but did not
r:spOnd to treatment prescribed
, 1958-08-23
by ORAL ROBERTS

there.
when / returned home, my
mind, body and soul were dis
traught. L realized there was much
work to be done on my part i
God were to help me. I must clear
my mind Of all negative thoughts
and help God to replace them with
positive, healing ones. | asked God
to be my healer, to show me the
way out Of the dark into the light.
Little by little my healing pro-
crossed. Each day became surer,
stronger, calmeFa and had more
confidence. Fears dfopped away. I
came out of my self-imposed hid
ding and began to venture out into
the, world just as a child would.
Each day / tried to accomplish .
little more than the previous day.
Cod, my healer, erased the past.
He has led me into a beautiful
new world of faith and love and
security.
Each day l shall continue to
walk and talk with God in order to
overcome old negative thoughts
and habits. Cod wants me to do
my part by keeping daily vigilance
over my thoughts and deeds.
Il am healed, perfectly healed.
but | must never lose sight of the
fact that God expects me to kecf
faith. Keeping my mind clear Of
negative thoughts helps me to re.
ceive his guidance and VI: -
throughout each moment of the
day"
Many hundreds Of letters como
to my office every day telling d
remarkable recoveries such as tho
one above. Each adds its own
evidence to our often repeated
theme: God is a good God. He car
and will heal you.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1958-05-09
COMMENT
Continued from Page One)

gain and support This coastand has gone
long way few years. through liberal help from many
outsiders with wealth and influence which nave peen eerC
in behalf.
Knowing that we develop finer better and more
profitable playground there several things OF prime I'M
portance to Dare County that will continue to devote
best efforts toward bringing about We have been be-
lever of first things first We have always stood for the
building of such roads first worst needed for the
livelihood of the people And in this order we have always
advocated roads to the west south and north We have never
given thought to how many people might please or dis
please We have always stood for what knowledge and
observation had taught would be best In the long run
for all the people We content now II the knowledge that
well taken.
Pursuing this same course think there should
be we'll organized effort in behalf of mighty lmpor-
projects We wish discuss of these because
believe their completion is necessary to the welfare OF all
the people We believe in the ultimate construction of the
all seaShore road from Virginia to CarteTet County by way
of Curruck Beach, bridge Oregon Inlet and with
ferry from Ocracoke Island to complete continuous high
way southwark We believe in the Importance of early con-
strucon of tofree bridge Alligator River and
then will be truly open to the west
Now these are things which consider essential to
the progress and prosperity of Dare County We going
to work for them One person do but little but many
cess.
We believe county should dispense with some of
the and least essential things and divert money
the beterment of schools We do not take seriously
enough the quality of schools But to the most i'm
portant thing spend money for investment in the
preparation and advancement of future citizens We
have brought these children into this world, and
sponsibility them is heavy indeed is perhaps
far Serious thing to bring life into the world
than snuff out after its usefulness nearly spent
Education and training, home environment and oppor
tunity at home to be happy and useful is obligation
to all children If complain about the quality of
Schools it is complaint which all of should take
ourselves if we not willing pay for highest quality
expect get it. We should have the best teachers
they sufficiently rewarded We should have equip
ment well educational leadership, whereby all the
world will know that here people who take pride lin
their first and greatest asset, their children.