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Henry Cheevers, colored mys-
tic of Manteo has reported see
ing q bullfrog walking upright
with teeth 8 inches long while
returning to his home in the
Burnside section late Tuesday
night. Cheevers stated that it
was the first such animal he has
encountered in his years of ex-
perience with nocturnal objects.
An artists conception of the ami
NAL is Reproduced below. Chez
yers has reported no i'll effects
from the encounter, but neigh
bors testify that he is develop
ing warts which are freckled
with green eyes.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-06
PAST NATIONS MEET

The Past Matrons Club Of
Hyde Chapter No. 213 O.E.S,
met at the home of Mrs. Agnes
Etheridge.
Attending were Mrs. Pauline
Hurdle, Mrs. Edith Jarvis, Mrs.
Lucy Cox, Mrs. Pauline Mason,
Mrs. Myra Patrick, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Miller, Mrs. Ruby Long,
Mrs. Annie Payne and Mrs.
Lola Gibbs.
Pie, cake and coffee were serv-
ed.
The April meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Pauline Hur-
die.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-06

There's no absolutely safe
speed when driving. Adjust your
speed to traffic, road and
weather conditions. The North
Carolina Department Of Motor
Vehicles says Slow Down and
Live.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-06
ON ACADEMY HONOR ROLL

Colonel Roy y. Haynes. head
master at Fishburne Military
Academy. Waynesboro, Va, an
nounces that Cadet Paul E.
Dykstra, Jr., has achieved the
academic second honor roll for
the first semester of the 1861
1862 term. Cadet Dykstra is in
his junior year at Fishburne
School. He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul E. Dykstra of
Nags Head.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter., 1962-04-06

The Dare County Boat Club is
all for storm relief, but they'd
sort of like to get their stove
back. About a week ago, when
the Lions Club was working
overtime in the building which
the boat club loaned to them,
the stove disappeared while the
Lions were distributing the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09

came back to prove that least partly wrong
surely Robinson only young
and unpublished ring performer Danny Meyer he ought the
handwriting the wall He's DONE
The that apparently this fine of the
recognize reality asked
through inmatd
Robinson active competitor in the ring.
1t pitable watch Robnsons rusty reexes against Meyer
Madison fight young
o toyed with the oncereat exponent Of combination punches He
wouldn't have dared to show when in his prime
tossing right Robinson
have against Sugar Ray would been
to invite disaster. He would have been done in.
We thought couple Of that Robinson at the end
exhibition against Middle
weight King Fumer which somehow ruled
belief then that Robby ought to give up the ghost
But who knows Sugar Ray is well that
minded and proud Time when fighter
would
England in 1851 The return bout New Yo Polo Grounds
a grudge Robinson
shman smashing him with terrific punch that forced
Trpn grab through
lid There doubt that Robinson would be able
he did-and Turpin
Backing Trpn ropes Sugar
rpn helpless Robinson pounded him to ribs trying to
him shot at his chin Referee Ruby Godsten halted
the awarding Robinson a technical knockout
with Fumer Chicago Fulmer
with rghthand lead in this This the fifth
threw that night He decked by
the Contemplating Robinson.
Said Fulmer later:
the that left Robinson threw,
time it,"
So temptation to Robinson great be
tempered stirring
backs the last decade.
inept performance against
the idea his doesn't look
appealing.
We lie ought quit.
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TWIN CITIES LADIES
February 27

Johnny Mclean manager Of So.
Deal Liquor team visited his team
Tuesday at st. Peter Claver Lanes.
Bea Walton and Henry Jackson
were faithful to their favorites,
Bonnie Mason spoke to us about
calling his daughter by the wrong
name: Richard Crum, John Daley,
Art Hill and Preston Joyner with
Richard Washington added to the
list Of "galleryites." From sunny
California came Iris (Peaches)
Gambol to see the bowling. Iris
says the children and Lloyd are
fine and she is happy to be going
back to them Thursday, March
1. John Couley one of the pinset-
tiers announces that he has a newly
born son. Congratulations Pa!
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day or Tuesday morning.
NORTHERN LIGHTS
"a" IeaQue


Individual High Single Game
Men: B. Cornelious, 213; r. Robin,
son, 204 and v. Sheppard. 203.
individual High Series, Men;
B. Cornelious, ST.; B. Fowler, $50
and S. Canton, 555.
Individual High Single Game
Women: G. Canton, 1876; C. Harris
1914 and G. Lain, 1874.
Individual High Series, Women
G. Canton, 522; G. Lain, 500 and
C. Fowler, 48S.
Team High Single Game: Wood
ards, 976; Gatelys, 934 and B & E
Trucking, 928.
Team High Series: Woodlands
2SO7; Gatelys, 273O and B &
Trucking, 1868.
"B" League
Individual High Single Game
Men: B. Buchanan, 21O; T. Martin
1919 and Walt Bedell, 1919.
Individual High Series, Men:
T. Martin, 539; w. Bedell, 526 ant
B. Buchanan, 504.
Individual High Single Game
Women: B. House, 203; M. Tatum
1919 and M. Bell, 1913.
Team High Single Game, Won
en-: B. House, 527; NJ. Tatum, 52(
and Mary Bell, 400.
Team High Single Game: Bedel
Trucking, 952; Minneapolis Spokes'
man, 913 and Olson Highway
Drugs, 1856.
Team High Series: Bedell Truck
ing, 1890; Olson Highway Drugs
2535 and Minneapolis Spokesman
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Team High Single Game: Rock
cts, 928; Sharks, 869 and Jets, 1854.
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TWIN CITY
Pin PATTER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Midway S-s373

Team High Series: Rockets, 1928;
Sharks, 2503 and Jets, 2481.
Individual High Single Game;
Ebert Clark, 213; Jack Adams,
1872 and Virgil Harris, 189.
Individual High Single Game,
Women: Lauretta Moore, 1893; Mat
tie Hill, IT'S and Almanac Stever-
son, 1853.
Individual High Series, Men:
Ebert Clark, 500; Jack Adams,
555 and Joe Norris, $40.
Individual High Series, Women:
Lauretta Moore, SIS; Betty Adams,
AL and Almanac Stevenson, 433.
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WEST COAST SPoRTLIGHT
BY 1. !. BRocKENBURY
BAYLOR SHOWED EN-

anybody getting the could get
along without En Baylor that gentleman
Sunday and really showed
When Eg plays ball everybody in the suffers
his own teammates Maybe Baylor read of the
reports attributed important
carrying the team Much credit must be given schaus
though for holding his keeping
any one man from telling him what to and of his captain
Elg would never give any such trouble anyhow!
It's the Ole scbes Cooperstown
July 49, the day they nduct Robinson
don't know somebody's gotta get
and expect to make have walk story neg
lected to mention that Jon Anet had consulted attorney
this writer being
only but informed didn't leg
think I'm being getting paid
they're worth judge this for Yourself The announced that
Way Moon has signed for $oo Oo and Jim Gillian
further comment
going Chargers
he graduates Are the GIOberOe fading?
at the Sports losing
appea-and tickets given away n bundles
had chat
back for the Pittsburgh steelers
from Ieas) prince OF guy to play for After ALL there must
be something to this The steelers
Sample and John Henry Johnson
three happy has to be nice guy a genius
Nice letter from Nal Whitfield who director athletics the
University of Nigeria
plenty to tell Another visitor the great George Rhoden the
first to break 46 seconds in the 400
He's studying surgeon My
the big politics this Stanley
mile guy
looks almost like nobody brains he
Meredith Gourdin Olympic broadmper a years got
his PhD from CaTech and head of laboratory in Orange
California
always why see any coOred girls working at
the ticket offices in the
Is there another unWritten law being carried out?
SPORTS PICKUPS
tells Savage,
adephia this can't miss big
Valuable Player
dash Jackie Robinson Willie Mays
him Eo Chacon the choice shorsop
holdout and Orlando Cepeda at this writing
thing
that effect but
Felix Torres the Angels ned prospect Negro They
him rooming with Wagner that's tpof
Negro youth grade
Archie Moores between 40 and 60
Mack from Louisville ought to make it with the Braves
play Tebbes
a regular huler for the Boston Red Sox
Discrimination Training Wendell Smith, Courier column
sports Chicago
spring training especially Florida All but
traditions insisting that they won't place all
pussyfooing
the thing placing the blame local conditions"
statement they which evidently they think good
Negroes that when Negroes forced to live
private white
Is somebody
point the Negroes members the
with teamwhether they the
the state alligator nest
Dodger the Negroes the team
reasoning
players staying white" hotel
latter hope that with
Negroes sacrificing Florida democracy
alive taking their
with them.
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NORTHERN LIGHTS
March 8

March 3
Charles Lam is an example of
an avid bowler who doesn't let
broken ribs deter him from get
ting on the lanes. Dolly Alsup was
in her usual spot-sharing peanuts
with Bill ct att Cornelius.
Barney Newsome was first
pighting" and surprised that so
many of his friends were bowlers.
Joe Norris hurt his back on the
job--so could not fill in for Jim
Gardner who is ill. Lewis janet
son was enjoying the action.
The small fry" outnumbered
the adult bowl watching" they
were Steve and Bruce Berry, JEFF
frey and Judy Robinson, Jeffrey
Mason, Margo Pleasant, and
Jackie" Glanton with whom I
played a few games of tit tat toe
she let me win them.
Women and men bowlers who
bowl: 800" and better-women;
900" and better, men-if you will
give this reporter your score at
the close of league session the
management of NIB will call it
into the daily (St. PauD paper
so you may have Reorganization on
the sports page-as is their GUS
tom. The score should appear Mon
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SPORT
~ BILL BRoWER

1t not surprising that they're singing the requiem middle
weight This of directed Robinson oneme
classic prize fighter of this age.
Blunty speaking Ray far from that The call
him to hang his gloves the time that this
Robinson middeweght champion
did not
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Scouts Lips Freeze

To His BUsle
Buffalo, N. Y. CAMP - When
the temperature plunged below
zero here last week, a group of
Boy Scouts camped out on a church
lawn and the bugler was a main
casualty when he started to blow
"Reveille" to wake up his fellow
Scouts.
The bugler's metal mouthpiece
had frozen to his lips! But he was
rushed inside the church where the
heat soon released his lips from
the instrument.
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Team High Single Game: jim
my's DIX, 842; Just Rite Barbecue,
$40 and Ted Bies Liquors, 1856.
Team High Series: Just Rite
Barbecue, 1858; Jimmy's DIX, 1929
and Ted Bies Liquors, 2239.
Individual High Single Game:
Louise Thomas, PA; Evelyn Hen
derson, PIP, and Callie Fowler, 2O2.
Individual High Series: Evelyn
Henderson, 527; Louise Thomas,
SIG and Callie Fowler, 513.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09

Team High Single Game: Happy
Hour Bar, 1907; Frank and Carter
Furniture, 963 and Napco Auto
Parts, $50.
Team High Series: Happy Hour
Bar, 2726; Northwest Airlines,
2721 and Napco Auto Parts, 1921.
Individual High Single Game:
Jack Hyatt, 26S; j. Hymes, 24S and
James Ward, 234.
Individual High Series: Jack Hy-
att, 632; J. Hymes, 621 and Tom
Donnelly, 600.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-03-09

Team High Single Game: Sun.
Observer, 1910; Sissons Barbecue
972 and us. Upholstering, 94S.
Team High Series: us. Uphol.
STEERING, 27S5; Sissons Barbecue
275 and Sun-Observer, 2716.
Individual High Single Game
HOWE Barrett, 257; Sidney Cum
mings, 235 and Howard Gunnells
and Melvin Stone. 233. .--
Individual High Series: HOWE
Barrett, 667; Sidney Cummings
GIG; Melvin Stone, GA and Arthur
Moore and Bonnie Fowler, COG.
TWIN CITY BOWLERS GUILD
February 20
TEAM STANDINGS
w L
Tiger Sharks 1914 27h
Jets 1914 281a
Rockets 80 80
Pinlovers "a 40
Team High Single Game: Rock
cts, 92S; Sharks, S69 and Jets, 1854.
Evening star., 1962-01-17
BY ED HARRIS

One Of the pleasant re-
wards Of living on a farm
Is having city visitors, which
gives q Johnny-come-lately
farmer like myself a chance
to show off the Angus cows
and Hampshire sheep and
mountains just as If I had
invented them.
OUR FRIENDS from the
city react to the farm in a
variety of ways. Lloyd En-
bry. a professional artist,
made no secret of the fact
that he regards a tree as
something to lean on, but
his vivacious wife Virginia
couldn't see enough of the
animals in the barnyard.
When Guy Mitchell came
to stay a few days with his
Danish-born wife, Else, he
threw his great restless en-
ergy into a number of di-
rections, chiefly in helping
our good neighbors, Marjorie
and Bernie Dahlgren. break
and train their frisky colts.
AS a city-born cowboy, Guy
can't get horses out of his
mind, and as a singer he
displays his love of music
by breaking into song the
moment he gets out of bed
in the morning. Although he's
a student Of Yoga and can
stand on his head contem-
platively for long periods
of time, at our house he
preferred instead to do an
odd assortment of jobs for
Miriam.
One day Guy planed down
the sides Of our front door
so it wouldn't stick, he peeled
potatoes, he helped break
our son Marks All steer to
the halter, he reversed an
electrical light fixture we had
put on upside down, he paint
ed some picture frames, he
held a lively discussion with
two fertilizer statesmen on
the composition of fertilizer,
and he asked Miriam and
me inumerable questions
about our farm operation,
Evening star., 1962-01-17
DOWN ON THE FARM
City-Bred Man Gets
The Word on Size

surprising us with his own
knowledge of agriculture.
To one city-bred visitor,
I made the flat, impressive
statement that farming is the
Nations biggest industry, and
that the farmer spends more
than anyone else for goods
and services. He was skepti-
cal.
I now have Leaflet No. 491,
United States Department of
Agriculture. and can say
authoritatively that the vital
statistics of agriculture are
immensely impressive, to wit:
Agriculture is the Nations
biggest industry, composed of
81 million independent farm
producers.
Evening star., 1962-01-17
THE FARMER (it saw,

THE FARMER ut says
here) spends $25 to $26 bill
lion dollars a year for goods
and services to produce crops
and livestock. and another
SIS billion a year for the
same things that city peo-
pie buy - food. clothing,
drugs, furniture. appliances
and other products and serv-
ices.
Farming employs IL mil
lion workers, more than the
combined employment in
transportation, public utili-
ties, the steel indsutry and
the automobile industry.
The investment in agri-
culture is nearly 5000 billion,
which is equal to three
fourths of the value of cur
rent assets of all corpora
tions in the United States,
or three-fifths of the market
value of all corporation
stocks on the New York
Stock Exchange.
distributed by Columbia Features, Inc.
, 1962-09-22
NOTICE

All interested persons please take notice that in accordance VIII
Section 41O3 of Title SO of the Virgin Islands Code, as amended,
dealing with the Industrial Incentive Program, a Public Hearing will
be held at the Municipal Court, Charlotte Amale, St Thomas, Virgin
Tdands Thursday, october A. 1862 at 800 pm. on the following ap-
rhcations for Tax exemption and subsidies:
Name OF Applicant Address type 9 business
Belair Time Corporation st. Croix, VI Watch Assy. Mfg Plant
Carribtex CORPORATION St Thomas, VI. Mfg. of mems, womens,
and Childrens garments
Crest Manufacturing Corp. st Thomas, VI - Mfg. of garments
- uoto1 rnore+; - ct Thomas. VI Hotel
80 nra1I ~ ~ 4 Thomas VI - Hotel
SAINTS DEVELOPMENT Corr. St Thomas, vi. - Operation of rock
quarry & Cement patching plant
ANY person, form, or corporation interested in the approval OF
disannroyal of these applications may appear and be heard, providing
a written statement is submitted to the Board at least nree days
prior to the meeting.
DANIEL W. AMBROSE
Special Assistant to the Governor
, 1962-09-22

By n. HENDERSON. Extension Agent
Virgin Islands Agricultural Program
S
DR.. Robert Park, Animal Husbandman, and MI. Oliver
Skov, Agronomist, are carrying out a series OF meetings to
discuss problems facing darymen.
The first meeting was held on Monday night, September
II at the office of the Federal Experiment Station, k1mgshlll
The main topic Of Mondays meeting was the Economics OF
Milk Production in the Virgin Islands.
Detailed information of the costs comparing two systems
Of handling milk cows was presented. The system which has
been in use in the Virgin Islands was compared to a more
~up-to-date method. After presentation by DR.. Park, daHymen
held a short meeting in which ways and means OF cutting
feed costs were discussed.
Any persons interested in learning more about dairying
are requested to get in touch with DR.. Bond or DR.. Park at
the Federal Experiment Station.
, 1962-09-22


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THURSDAY:
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WITH APPLE SAUCE & STUFFED
YOUNG CHICKEN
FRIDAY:
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SATURDAY.:
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STEAK STEAK
SUNDAY
WE FEATURE OUR TALK OF THE TOWN THREE COURSE
DINNER WITH STATESIDE PRIME RIBS OF BEEF WITH
ALL THE TRIMMINGS INCLUDING CHILLED WIN ROSE.
THE ABOVE SELECTIONS ARE OUR DAILY SPECIALS,
BUT AS ALL OUR OLD FRIENDS KNOW, WE HAVE PLEN-
TY MORE CHOICES TO SUIT ALL TASTES, INCLUDING
THEBEST ICED TEA AND DRINKS IN TOWN.
, 1962-09-22
BEACH AVAILABLE

" Acre with coconut palms.
near Christiansted. Suitable for
home or cottage development.
$4,000 with terms.
Sven Anderson Really
christiansted Sow
, 1962-09-22
WATERFRONT HOME

On IA acres near christiansteds
newly built. architect designed.
2 double bedrooms. 2 baths, ga
rage, patton terrace. good stcr-
age, includes new furnishings.
G.E. dishwashsr. washer, dryer.
bui1t-in oven. table top range.
double stainless steel sink. mon
olithic terrazzo floors. 23.00e
gallon cistern. S55.oOO.
SVEN ANDERSON al
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, 1962-09-22

DANIEL w. AMBROSE
Special Assistant to the Governor
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

For fast results use the Herald
classified page.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

BEFORE DECEMBER st, switch from clothes
line drying to Electric Drying . or replace your
non-e|ectrc dryer with modern, automatic
electric model in your home, rented house or
separately metered apartment. Get any make
or model Electric Dryer or Washer Dryer from
your Authorized Live Better Electrically AppIi-
ance Dealer. Have it installed now, in accord
ance with vEPCO's offer, and vEPCO will nav
SIS of actual installation cost. Call VEPCO for
an Authorized Dealer near you and ask him
for details on this SIS installation saving.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
THE FARMv1LLE (va} HERALD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1862
Charlotte County
Blood Collection
Set November %

CHARLOTTE c. H.. Nov. o.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile is
scheduled to visit C harlotte
county Thursday. Nov. 20. and
will be located at the Charlotte
Court House Woman's Club from
IL noon to 6 pm. A total of $50
donors is needed.
On the first visit of the blood
mobile in ten years. made in
July to BRAKES Branch. IS pints
OF blood were collected. The
yearly quota is 339 pints, and
the difference must be made up
if residents of this county are to
continue to be eligible for free
Red Cross blood.
Everyone who is in good
health between the ages of IS
and So may give blood as often
as every eight weeks. For an
appointement, call the Red Cross
Building. Charlotte Hourt House
phone number XII 2-336l, on
Wednesday, or Mrs. j. C. Reipe.
Blood Program Chairman, Char
lotte Court House, phone number
XII 2-2203. In brakes Branch,
leave name, address and time it
suits to give blood at the Ga
zette office.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
Worsham

Nov. q - Mrs. c. w. Lane
h a S retuT ed to Sevierville.
Tenn, after spending sometime
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Lane,
Jl'.. and other relatives. Mr.. and
Ms. Bill Lane, Of near Farm
Vile. joined them for Sunday
dinner.
MIR and Mrs. Raymond Ham
mock were week end guests OF
the Logan Hananlocks il Rich
nand.
j. D. Throcklnorton is con-
vale: cling at his home from in
Juries sustained in an autcmO-
bile accident last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Stuart.
OF Norfolk, were overnight
guests Of Mrs. C. L. Irving and
Mrs. Betty Irving Routt, Satur-
- day.
- Mrs. Kay keenan,, OF N e W
Z. Canton. was a week end guest
T. O. TIE Dupuys. On Saturday their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. R.
9 f. Quarles. of Mt. Pleasant, and
: Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Rodgers, OF
= Scotland Neck, N. C..
: Mrs. Fred Paulson is re-
r cuperating in NOV Hospital i'll
Richmond after undergoing sur
gerry.
- Mrs. william Davidson an d
= Scotty visited Mr.. and Mrs. j
l.. Davidson in Lynchburg last
week.
johnny Cainault, Of Ferrum
= College. and Miss Eunice Cher.
nauit. of Covington, are the ex.
pected guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Chernault for tn e
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elder and
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Elder ano
family, Of Beaumont. visited S
A. Weeks in Spout Spring Sun
day
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
Lions District
Governor Hears
About Projects

Earl S. Sewers, of Richmond,
an executive with a space re-
search corporation and District
Governor of Virginia District
Dab, Lions International. made
his formal visit to the Farmville
Lions Club Friday.
Sewers, a member of the
Tuckahoe Lions Club in the CAPT.
tai city, addressed the club dur
ing its luncheon meeting and
conferred with the board Of d.
rectors afterward.
District Dab includes AZ Lions
Clubs, of which the Farmville
group, now celebrating its 4Oth
anniversary year, is one of the
oldest.
During his visit, local Lions
were able to report net proceeds
of $1.680 from their recent state
riding championship project, and
about $3.50 on their Halloween
candy project. The club has
been contributing its r d in G
tournament proceeds toward an
nual reduction of the swimming
pool debt.
Sewers encouraged Farmville
Lions as a club to support the
CARE and International youth
exchange programs of the ma
tional organization and the Old
Dominion Eye Bank, supported
by Virginia clubs.
| AS individual Lions. he said,
/ the living out of the Lions Code
of Ethics is the best assurance
of a wholesome and useful civic
life. He also added that a hard
working civic club. uniting as it
does the skills and talents Of a
whole community, is a powerful