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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-08-03
STATES SEEKING WAYS TO
IMPROVE REVENUE SYSTEMS

states have set up some sort of tax study
agency to investigate ways to improve their
revenue systems to bring about greater
efficiency and fairness in the tax structure
and also to devise new sources of revenue.
Sometimes it is citizens committee, some
are legislative interim committees, and in
other states the legislative council has been
authorized.
Most of these tax study commissions
have been set up on temporary basis, on
the assumption that a thorough research
report should result in corrective legisla-
tive action of an enduring or at least semi
permanent nature. In recent years, how
ever, more and more states are learning
that the problem of revenues is a serious
and recurring one. Tax systems need con-
slant study and revision to care for needs
of today's dramatically expanding world.
Some states have made the tax study agen-
cy a permanent body to insure that reve-
nue. study and revision will be continuing
job.
Montana has had one tax study commit
tee, the Taxation Education Commission
authorized by the 1857 Legislature to make
recommendations for changes in the states
tax and school structure. This ten-member
citizens committee was charged to study
both taxation and education. 1t put it's own
staff to work on the taxation problem and
hired a special group from the George Pea
body College for Teaching to study educa-
tional problems on the public school level
COMPREHENSIVE REPORT MADE
BY MONTANA COMMITTEE
After two years of hearings with citi-
zens' groups, the Commission made re-
port to the Governor on needed tax changes
including, Tightening of state income tax
loopholes, expediting of state property tax
reclassifications. increase of state land
rentals, consolidation and economy in state
government, full value assessment, and the
one and one-half percent gross income tax
The committee warned that the job of tax
study and revision was not solved "It
should be clearly understood that problems
in taxation and education have existed
through all the ages of history There is
no indication that at any time in the fore
seeable future permanent or complete solu-
lions to any or all of these problems will
be developed to the satisfaction Of every
one." The committee pointed out the need
for additional research in certain areas.
The contribution of this tax study to
'eform of Montana's revenue system has
'een negligible. In his 1859 message the
Governor "commended'' the Committees 4
eport to the Legislature without comment.
except to say that much effort" had gone
nto the report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-27

60 ACRES, ali well set in pine tim
Der, some sawsble, 2 small dwell
ings both rented, 1900 yards hard
I'd. frontage, IL miles east of
Fredericksburg, Va. 4 miles of
Potomac's Fair View Beach. S12,-
600, $3.50 dn.. S120 mo. L. L.
SELF, owner. KI. S-2277.
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UNITED AUTO

ROVER '62. new series 8 Litre.
Comfortable, luxurious and relia-
Bile, leather and walnut interior,
auto. trans, power steering. disk
brakes, fully equipped. EURO
PEAN MOTORS, 6S5S N. Fairfax
DR.. at Lee hwy. East Falls Church.
JE. 2-O099.
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VACATION PLACES

COTTAGE near small lake. Kosher.
S75 per week. Call RA. 6-7063.
MYRTLE BEACH. s. C.-NeW. mod
ern apt, sleeps 8. Reasonable
rates. ia. s-23S2 or il. 3-2142.
OCEAN CITY, Md and 2 bedrm
apis. Clean. Oceanside. Il. g.
2242, OF. 4-4749.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home
sites. Rappahannock River. 9S
miles from Washington. 3 miles
north OF Tappahannock. on Route
No, IL to sign. Contact L. J. DUG:
Sunday afternoons. write or can
903 State Planters Bank Build
ing. Richmond. Va. Nj. 4-5437.
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oUT.oF.ToWM REAL EST.

ORANGE COUNTY HUNT C0UN-
TRY, large older house with 4
bedrooms. Thirty-four acres with
pond and good sod, seven box
stalls; tenant cottage; $4,000;
Call 703-364-2QS4, Mrs. Robert
.tti sS4ssd With at IAN MNaT g aoN Va:
GoMERY 8 co. Of Marrenton.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
tcoNnNUEDl

WINCHESTER, VA. AREA beau
tiful lots. ShaWnee-land. Year
round activities. $1,000 equity
VIII sacrifice, sell or trade. Cal
Mon. through Sat. days 5s5-189s.
Is ACRES, mountain retreat on
good State road. Is miles west Of
Winchester, all wooded with small
lake, excellent hunting area.
Price, $500 with terms, $500
down. $50 month.
50-aere moutain retreat with old
log house overlooking Q private,
as-acre lake, secluded. Neaz Ca
pom Bridge, W. Va, IS mi. west
Of Winchester. Price, S7,995 with
terms, $1,000 down, $50 per
month. For appointment, cal
OWNER, winchester, Va. Code
703-662-s434.
"a ACRES - Large trees. This
property has q mountain view
that viii please the most discrim-
mating buyer, road frontage. cleo
tric and telephone available
plenty privacy, many property
owners IN the area weekends now
retirement later. Near Skyline SIX
Club. Washington, Virginia, &C
miles d. c. $3.50. Low down
payment, easy terms. IA. Alias
after 6 pm.
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IMPoRT-sPoRTS

OPEL 80 station wagon. 4-door.
radio and heater. white walls, lug
gage rack, extra clean.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR BICYCLE $50 Mo-Ped, re.
Gently overhauled. First reason.
able offer. 33S-7622, Ext. sos
ZUNDAPP 1856 700 &C. complete.
y overhauled, with accessory kit
76h-Q2Q2
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GARAGES

FOR SALE, GARAGE, go #. by 26
IT., steel and iron construction
demountable, 5 double doors, good
condition. 337-040O.
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10 ACRES-7-room center-hall
solid Colonial home with bath
Needs some repairs. Good frontage
Ie On center g H,Sae ba NEAR and 5ot aiit
buildings. A terrific buy at S12,-
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in a
lovely. complete Port Charlotte
home at considerably less than
original cost, call IA. 7-7513
for full particulars.
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IMPoRT-sPoRTs

JAGUAR IKE CONVERTIBLE 'e2,
co. OFFICIAL car, never titled, White
1inlSn' fully equipped. Very liberal
auoW. on your domestic or i'm
ported car. Bank rate financing
available; Step up TO q Jagusr for
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC.
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:. A. HUMPHREYS
RETIREMENT HOMES WITH
cpeI, We. FIlOle IO0-oAO-0l
VIRGINIA FARMS

Land is the solid investment. Herr
are q few choice blue-chip buys
20 ACRES-Good, solid. S-roon
Colonial home with bath. Horse
barn and gorgeous trees. Between
Culpeper and Fredericksburg
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esk AcREs near 1,eesburv A,

2Sb ACRES near LeesburE. Ar
amazing tract of extra rich soil
Over miles road frontage around
3 sides. A solid farmhouse needing
undermining. Huge bank barn,
sjlos, 8 lakes and strong stream
Investment and farm. S77,777.77
DILLON LAND co.
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BEAUTIFUL wooded (pine) cabin
site. approx. "a acre, Blue Ridge
Mountains on Shenandoah River
near Harpers Ferry, West Vir.
ginia, membership in country club
swimming, fishing, boating, picnic
area, swimming pool. club house
43 mi. from Arlington, Va; viii
sacrifice at original price. 81. 495
cash or terms, 10cc discount fol
cash. Call KE. S-254O for free
map and week end guest card
FOR SALE-l23 acres mountain
land mr.. Washington, Virginia
adjacent to Skyline Ski Club. Elk.
cellent location for retreat area
Springs on property. Fronts or
county mail and school bus route
Contact W. A. MILLER, Realtor
Washington, Virginia. 703-675-
2161.
FRI. ROYAL, VA.-6 wooded acres
nice loo. for cabin, IA mi. from
river. 5000. 703-437-l163.
SHAWNEE LAND, va, good Sic
lot. one Of the best on a 1900
! acre mountain resort. Lodge avail
year around. Water and cleo
avail. Hunting and other activit Is
VIII. 2-446S. A
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CONN. AVE.

Available November 1, $500 50. It.
IL private, air-conditioned office
and conference room. Private res
ent tenant closing WASHINGTON
office. For details call MANAGER
AID. 4-32O0.
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DUP. CIR. AREA-Air cond. 1, 2,
8 or more rm. suites, elev, BLDG
full serv., immed. occup., $40 up
1912 18th st. NV. RE. 7-7766.
FURN. air-cond office. suitable foI
psychiatrist or pvt. concern. Wait
ing I'm. facil.. 1884 10th st. NV
Mr.. FANARI. Days. HU. $3.50
Ewes. 462-4473.
GEORGETOWN, 1928 wis. Ave-
Rebuilt, new w/paneling and tile.
2 rms. kit, bath for professional
use or select business. To inspect
ME. S-004l or Re. S-1145.
kENsINGTON, MD.-single offices
or suite. so to 1000 50. It. air
cond. shopping center. adj. to
bank and post office. Parking.
Call e49-2S22 btwn. "a.
KENSINGTON, MD. = Mod. bldg
entire list floor, $500 50. It. Will
sub-divide. Call 949-2S22.
MINI. AVE. AND BENNING RID.
SHOPPING CENTER = Air cond
Suitable any office. Reas. rent.
d. j, WHITMAN LU. $4,000
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

ST. $500
CASH 24-HOUR SERVICE
NO COMMISSION
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AVIATION
LET
nm 0HTaTTT
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEvROLETS-Brand-new pickup,
$1,S49; Acton pickup, $1,699;
acton pickup, S1.S49. High trades.
Financing arranged. Immediate
delivery. AL colors. Mel Becker,
e49-2400
TOMS CHEVROLET
osS oPEN Aye y DAYS rRs 4 Hn WIE slSd'
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u. 4-4040
AHnEC 49,

65 ACRES, ancient brick dwelling
on y; ?. Route 1te.t To- .s;v, about 81 miles
Blue Ridge view. $4,000. Terms
W. A. C. PETIT. owner. XII. s.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
Elmer Bollinger, Burton School Head
Tells of Need for More Classrooms

side of school buildings. A
Troy, we have one class nov
holding sessions in a portable
building b e h i n d the main
school building. Completion of
the addition to the Carlton
Street building will relieve
this situation. Plans are being
made to move all 7th and 8tt
grade students from Troy to
Burton and thus We will have
all Of our junior high school
S u d e n t S in one building.
Greater use Of departmental
work can be made, and the
services of the guidance coun-
Selor will be available to al
Burton-T'roy students of the
upper six grades.
1.-The citizens of our school
district have consistently sup
ported our levieS and bond is
sues as the need for them has
arisen. We have a similar
need now, and again ask for
their support.
part II: additional inform.
alton and explanation next
week.
Charles V. AShWorth
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

growth, we must have more
classroom space in our high
school building. From the in
Spection report of Mr.. Glenn
A. Rich, director of secondary
schools for the State Of Ohio
we were cited for not meeting
the minimum requirements Of
Ohio High school Standards
by having II classes showing
enrollments in excess of 30
standard XIVI-F).
Some of this excess enroll
ment has been corrected by
revising schedules, but to al
leviate the problems in others
additional space must be pro
vided. The most economical
way to get this done is by
moving out the elementary
students who are now occupy
ing space in the high school
and to build an addition to the
Carlton Street elementary
building to take care of these
students.
This step would relieve
housing and curriculum pro
blems in all three of our
schools if the addition is ap
proved and completed. Ex
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
By Virginia GrumBey
AV 6-2355

Tropp SIT had their Ely e
Up" ceremony on March 80,
1852. Twenty girls were pre-
sented their Brownie wings,
Girl Scout Pins and member
ship stars, Many Of the par
ents attended. The Ray fam
lily donated a beautiful cake
which was cut into 72 squar-
eS, and every last crumb was
eaten. The center table was
beautifully set, from which
punch and coffee were Serv-
ed along with the cake, mints
and nuts.
The girls looked very nice
in their new uniforms, COM
plete with beret and white
gloves. The leaders also were
in their new uniforms, max
ing the whole picture very
colorful and complete.
The following girls FLEW
Up" Darlene Christine, Con-
ME Grove, Chris Ray, Jorja
Goulder, D e b b i e Bartlett,
Gay King, Diane DolSen, Con-
ME Warner, Shelley Thrasher
Laura Jevnikar, Susan Jac-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

planation of these problems
will be given in greater detail
in other articles of this series.
The Carlton Street build
ing was originally construct
ed for expansion with space
provided for an additional
furnace in the furnace room,
and has heavier electrical in
Stallation, water mains, and
sewers sufficient to adequate
ly handle the heavier loads
when the new utilities of light
water, and sewage are added
to the present systems.
1--WE must not get into diff
ficulty by delaying additional
construction when we know
our problems are increasinp
considerably with h e influx
of high C h DOL students in
September 1868. To avoid re-
Progressing to half day ses-
sionS in the not-too-distant fu-
ture, we must act immediate
ly.
Next year, it will be nee
essary to house two more
classes in Burton village
which will make a total OF
three classroomS located out,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
Chardon Schools Seek Substitute Teachers

ent's office which is little kn-
own to m oSt people. The
teachers regular salaries are
met along with the added ex-
pense of the substitute pay.
This situation calls for a large
amount to be set aside from
school appropriations for un-
expected or unanticipated eX-
penditureS. For the past six
week period the 12112 days
of substitute pay amounted to
81 ,822.5O above the regular
teachers pay and is equal to
what the salary would be for
four additional regular teach
erS.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

besides earning a very fine
daily income. The minimum
daily pay is $500. The daily
wage is paid up to a period of
two weeks. If the substitute
remains beyond the two week
period for the same teacher,
he then goes on the regular
scheduled pay set up for re-
ular teaC hers. This can be
more than twice the base pay.
This need for substitutes
and the meeting of the expen-
ses connected with the hiring
of substitutes bring a budget
problem 70 the superintend-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

obs, Sharlene Stead, Darlene
Peck, Linda MasSman, Dawn
Hogan, Laurel Thomas, Cindy
Keller, Ardith Reid, Bonnie
Richards, and M airy Beth
Savage.
TROOP 1924 went to the
Eastgate COLISEUM on Satur-
day, Mar. 81, and spent the
afternoon swimming. T h e
COLISEUM gave a special rate
to Girl Scout Troops. About
Is girls attended. On April II,
18 and 10 the troop will be 60
ing on an overnight trip to
Camp Margaret Bates.
TROOP SAT visited Richards
Maple Grove and saw how
maple syrup and candy was
made. The girls were all treat
ed to some maple cream and
candy. A thank you to the
Richards for taking time to
show the different Brownie
troops through their establish
ment.
w A X Nj WEATHER took
Troop 951 outdoors for a
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

an unusual amount of sickness
this winter. The need for sub
Stitutes has become acute.
If you have had teaching
experience or if you are a col
lege graduate you can be en-
ployed as a substitute in the
Chardon school system. Mr..
Garfield, Executive H a d,
will be glad to give you all the
details and information re-
garding your qualifications if
you will call his office.
AS a substitute teacher you
are rendering an important
service to your community
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

With the Chardon school
system bulging with 1l6 re-
gular teachers there comes a
proportionate need for subSt-
itute teachers when there are
cases of illness or emergency.
During the past six weeks
of school operation-from Jan
uary % to March 2, 1862, 30
days there were 1912 days
of absence among the regular
teachers. This neceSsitated
the recruiting of an average
of four substitutes a day dur
Ing this period and they were
hard to find. There has been
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

are interested in becoming
Girl Scout leaders. This meet
ing will be held in the meet
ing room of the Chardon Saw
ings Bank, at Main and North
st. from 7 to 10 pm. on April
26. AS our youth population
grows, tn ere becomes a
greater need for more lead
ers. 1t is a very interesting
and reWarding job. We hope
that any who are interested
will attend this meeting and
find out more about Girl
Scouting and the p art they
can play in it, as a leadr, or
as an interested backer.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
NOTICE OF ELECTION ON
ISSUE OF BONDS

Rev. Code, Secs. 1871; 35O1.
II 60
NOTICE is hereby given
that in pursuance of a ReSolu-
ton of the Board of Education
Of the Burton Troy Local
School District Geauga
County, Ohio passed on the
9Th day Of January and the
5th of Feb, 1862, there will be
submitted to a vote of the
people of said Local School
District at the PRIMARY Ell
ECTION to be h e | d in
the COUNTY Of GEAUGA
Ohio, at the regular place of
voting therein, Burton Twp
Burton Will. A. and B. and
Troy Twp. on Tuesday, the
9th day of May 1862, the queS-
ton of issuing bonds of said
Burton Troy Local School
District in the amount of Two
hundred and sixty seven
thousand Dollars ($267 900 .00)
for the purpose of acquiring
real estate for school purposS
eS, remodeling, improving
and m a k ing additions to
school buildings, furnishing
and equipping school build
ingS n d landscaping and
otherwise improving school
sites,
as provided by law.
The maximum number of
years during W hich such
bonds are to run is % years.
The estimated average ad-
ditional tax rate amounts to
tWenty-three cents (.23) for
each one hundred dollars of
valuation, which is 2.3 mills
for each one dollar of valua-
ton, outside of the limitation
imposed by Article XII, Sec
ton 2 Of the Constitution, as
certified by the County Aud
itor.
The Polls for said Election
will open at $50 O'Clock A.
M. and remain open until 6:
80 o'clock Pm. aStern
Standard Time of said day.
BY order of the Board of
Elections,
OF GEAUGA County, Ohio.
Gladys S. Mcdonald
Chairman
David j. Eardley
Clerk
Dated April End, 1862 4c17
Poetry is the journal of a
sea animal V in G on land,
wanting to fly the air.
Carl Sandburg
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

Mr.. Elmer Bollinger, pre-.
Sident of the Burton Troy
School District, stated tha
expanding enrolment in the
high school has created the
need for one phase of the pro
gram additional expansion
of classroom space.
Back at the end of the first
year of consolidation of our
two districts in 1857, the gra,
duating class contained fifty.
two students. The class Of 19.
81 has seventy-one seniors
and the class of 1868 will have
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

seventy three. But in the fol
lowing school year of l963-64
the time we hope to have the
addition at Carlton Street
school approved and ready
for occupancy, we will have
112 seniors, and each of the
other high school grades will
contain over 100 students.
Ito meet the needs of thi
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

First of a series explaining
the need of additional financ-
es for the schools of the Bur
ton-Troy school district.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

penny hike. In case some OF
you don't know what that is,
you toss a penny, heads to the
left, tails to the right and a.
way you go. Linda Woods
treated the girls to cookies
this week.
The m all Brownies Of
Troop 334, Munson made nest
ing racks at their meeting.
They filled mesh bags with
string, straw, pieces Of thread
etc, and then stretched them
in the trees for the birds to
build their nests from. They
will be checking to see if they
can find any nests made from
their racks.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
TO ALL GIRL SCOUTS WHO
WILL MARCH IN FESTIVAL
PARADE

Ali Brow Wnie e S and Girl
Scouts who plan to march in
the parade on Sunday, April
8, are to meet on 5th Ave. ,
and Rt. Al at 2:;30. They are
to be in full uniform, top
coats according to the Weat-
her. From here they will join
the main body of the parade.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
NEED NEW LEADERS FOR
SCOUT TROOPS

There will be a meeting for
all Geauga County adults who
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05

Poetry is the journal of
sea animal wing g on land,
wanting to fly the air.
Carl Sandburg
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-06
!!|QEat']}5

Allow me to congratulate you
on the opinion expressed in the
Views, Etc" column in regard
to the faults of some of our Dep
uty Registrars. You are to be
highly commended for exposing
an evil which has infected both
major political parties in this
county, and which / have long
sought to rectify. Should you or
any of your readers have these
matters come to your attention
again, wish you would feel free
to call upon me. and can assure
you that l will take the matter
to the proper authorities and see
that these individuals are de-
prived of their right to register.
have been a Deputy Regis
trar for great number OF years,
and while very active in the DEM
ocratic Party, have never re-
fused to register an individual
because of party affiliation or
any reason other than those set
forth in the law. Even now while
a candidate on the Democratic
ticket for State Senator from
Maricopa County, Register many
persons without regard to party
affiliation, and l shall continue
to do so, as l consider there
are definite duties incumbent
upon one occupying this position
which are above ones own party
affiliation and aspirations.
Harry ]. Durham.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-06

To all members of Grand Can
yon Temple 437.
We. your delegates, Mary
Thompson and | would like to
thank each daughter for allowing
US to represent you at the Pacific
States Association convention at
Salt Lake City. Utah.
We also wish to thank Mayor
j. Bracken Lee, Exalted Ruler
Willie Smart, of Beehive Lodge
and DIT. Ruler Virginia Camplin of
Timpanagus Temple for showing
all OF us a royal time. That
PSA convention was one of the
best ever held. The people of
Salt Lake City and the Chamber
of Commerce really did every
thing to make us welcome.
Through the efforts of Kermit
eagle, past president, PISA and
j. D. Holmes regional education
director, the state oratorical
contest and the PISA meeting
were held at the same time.
This is the first time this has
occurred in ten years. We could
give our winner moral support
and everyone knew who won be-
fore the national conte st wa held
at the Grand Lodge.
Exalted Ruler Roscoe Patter-
son served on two PSA conven-
tion committees-award and hos
pitality.
PDRC meets in Flagstaff. July
8. A bus will leave the Elks
Lodge at l a.m., Sunday. Round
trip fare is SO. Contact Bros.
Pratt or Rainey.
Bathing beauty contest COM
mittee will meet July 9.
Temple meetings will be held
only on July 6 and August 8.
Regular schedule resumed in
September.
Dt. Sybil Oatis has been re-
leased from Doctors Hospital.
She is recovering.
Dt. Susie Oby, 2l55 E. Broad
way Road is on the road to
health again. She was seen down.
town last week. We are glad to
know both ladies are feeling bet
ter.
Remember to phone in your
news before Monday evening"
AL 3-o385.
Charlesetta McClanimy
Reporter