Marysville Journal-Tribune from Marysville, Ohio • Page 5

carstood ki slush and I wipe the warmth in (he theatre crowd the big limousdnes plumes of steom, (5he marquee CoM pedesWans browse ft I eouwtt 1 couw near the moles ttoefe fog on the subway tracks. Mayor John Lkrisay calls ihis pace Pun City. Up at 94th Street and Amsterdam, the boys siant the comer and stoll dreams at five dollars a scene. The coos seldom arrest prostitutes because of means giving up a day off to go fo courtt. The girls fieU nigbtmanes in cold alto Night clouds boil around tfhe saaron Jighfei tin empty offices.

Along West Street, smeH la a mixture of river brine, creosote and manfla hemp. The fer- Ties skid -Sidewards Jn the tide moan at slow itugsi Farther Frandta Duffy, Sjay stone beforfa the cross he preached in "nines Spring Festival Saturday, March 7 School Food Games book shops, looking for pictures. A loose crowd of mutes stands with handsjn fWqkets on 47th between Broadway and SfevenJh Avenue, TWs jb amall. pie- wedge street and they ore scaring at a black man slflilng with nfa back to a stone wall. He holds a camera In His coat fa open and' he badge of bravery.

This 4a where a policeman shot him. He does not'ask whether he wffl KVB or (tie. Hfl knows rtJjat sergeant $he shop doorway has called an ambulance. His concern is to hold the-camero high so (hat blood won't touch KL He is to stage a stickup. He did It to buy several- sweet dreams for his arm.

He Ss due for some bad ones. few ChBrv- ese stand in vestibules and say Many ignore them. A fatffjggto. The gig- In Harlem, poor familtes sleep on roofs but ithere -the; pravei and tfiey will-try' av dark will not tfoturb the tenant. pool parioro busy with host- km and tin place smelts of heaters and urine.

The smooth rack of baa flgainai baH brings srouU from Ihb ptayers. The anty dean thing to Broofc- Ijtt is en old cemetery where quilte.o*liMWr tuck the dead in for the night. On Flalbush Avenue; noisy irucks flip OK slush on tfte sidewalks. Crowded buses come to a stop and sflgh cause, unless someone gets off. no one will get on, fjftdesteians are headless, the collars are up.

Women stop to; look in lighted windows at Goad mai are being layed off old. Stolen Island, the hearWhaped borough, stares up at the harbor necklace, the Ver- Bridge. Once, Jtatfen Wand was country, has been strangled by the Park dnsulatea FTffth friend They say things which make them laugh. The gM and boy keep walking. men walk to ftwos, Mid others sit in warm squad cars wssdh- tog toroufch the wiwfehidd and fiatertlng to the endless code caHs from (heir diasrict.

The Jews of Washington Heights have moved to the far reaches of The Bronx and they not Know theSr neighbors or their neighbors' Kroubles. On the lower East Side, (She grifoers stand, in doorways and emerge wilh ithe Weaft Side. Frozen rowboats lie upside down beside the glassy lake. -Empty cabs do not pause on curving drive to up muggers. They keep gong, the firansmisstons whining They are met wtih a silent shake This is New York-iny town.

Once, I (thought I owned It. The slush runs black down the curbs and ante the sewers. An hour later, ft wiB join the garbage and from Our Files FIFTY YEAKS AGO Tuesday, March 2, H.I. Huffman reports that someone at the Chamber of Commerce banquet throudi a haLwhtch is an olive green with satin lining, will please return some to the Huffman Garage and make exchange. Marcfc IfM Legislative Report UicJle the floating planks 5n the harbor.

There are scores of millions of windows, an of them iwav with grime. has lostits Hints From laked bulbs over i Spanfiah shawls, Tmops, 7 ties aid onheir cupped hands. Five boys insult JtyrnedJiome-from-Mtr-Vktonr where she assisted in tfie care of O.E. Mouser and famHy, all of whom were down with the Mr. Mouser is an uncle of son Dear Heloise: ily-to feed-and out crew the hearty eaters that 'I have, it is impossible.

my am YEARS AGO March 2, IMS Clarence E. Hoffman, mond, has received a medical discharge from the Army He was stationed at Ft. Knox Ky. Mr. Hoffman had served 26 months.

Last August he returned from the European theater-of-war-having been in Af- The past week In the Legislature brought approval of possibly the most hotly debated biH of the current session, -the so-caned "slop and frisk This bin is aimed at curbing the upsurge in street crime and wold allow a peace office to a a person in a public race where he reasonably Jf 0 1 Observation and -circumstances. that. the person has recently committed, is committing or about to commi a crime. he is not in uni- iform, the officer must Identify hfmsetf. The officer may ask the son his name, address and an explanation of his actions, not force an answer.

The ques- elsewhere in Italy and-sonr nesday evening for Richmond, Gar7 Wight add. theirs too) is stew. I. buy about two pounds' of stew meat and a half pound of hamgurger. While I am browning the stew meat, I add the brown" it too.

Then I add -the onions, garlic and canned beef broth (bouil- lion cubes is Mrs. Gary and son will make their home. Lieutenant Gary wife "and son at the fag Mr. his home of able time and the place the person is The officer may pat down the person's outer clothing and search only for a dangerous when he reasonably be- or bodily, safety is'endangered. It a weapon is found, the officer may take it and return it after the (juestioning, if jt 5 Jaw- fully possessed, or keep it arresting the person.

officer. person he finds causelto believe' a or misdemeanor, i I ed in has been committed. Oth- Tflire). Cook, coofc and cook this other lights out utes before the stew is done, add your vegetables. the secretr-Besides-stretdiing-the e-gravy and gives the stew added fla- PTEausch on East Eighth St' TEN EAB5 AGO Wednesday, Robert F.

Allen Richwood attorney today was appointed Myejqod.fit.for.your-king and-hls-subjects. V.E: -of who is a candidate for Union County representative, was effective Monday. "Swearing-in ceremonies for his successor were expected to take noon today, restrict the; officer may. not, tlie person's move- Also during the week the Senate-considered and passed -a-bilLto-permit-countles-tQ own and operate countywide transit systems. This biH is designed particularly for Cuya- tern.

However, other metropolitan counties, facing mass transit problems, have expressed Interest in the It would allow an appointed county transit board to negotiate the takeover of public and private transit companies or Msidejeounty limits; sutmrt five-year levies to and improvement of a transit system; finance through revenue bonds and allow continuation of existing union powers. Hlghwayrand Transportation Committee recommended for passage a bill to clear Ohio streets and highways and private property of awndonedj un k-autornobileg. The biirto provide for disposition of abandoned junk motor vehicles, three years or older, extensively damaged, lacking valid license plates and valued at $25 or less, would prohibia jrpperty more than 72 hours without permission or pubHc street, highway or other property open to vehicular traffic for 48: Without notifying proper officials. Security benefits. -The House completed pass- a rf a eliminate the necessity for returning to the trial court for probation consideration those persons convicted of non-pro- bationable offenses when indefinite- commitment- tor psychiatric treatment ends It would providejajrnanmum Ine of $100, plus costs of disusing of the abandoned vehicle, for violators.

The" bill provide Senate passed and sent to the House a bill to allow 18-year-olds to give consent as blood donors. House completed age of a Senate-approved bill to provide a method of naming a of an estate under certain conditions. The Insurance Committee of Representativesr-r during the week recommended for passage a usury bill which would lift Ohio's eight percent interest rate only on those housing loans that are backed by the Veterans Administra- -currertt Administration. VA and Vtz Ohio is one of only three statesiwhich. has not- taken ac-- tion to accommodate this federal rate.

The others North Dakota, South scrapping the jtmk vehicle and cancellation oiflhe title to it. In other actions during the week: the Senate a bill to require Wat recipients of public as- istance receive the mammum "iiTSocial on a similar bill about the middle of January, but re-referred it to committee after gency clause, which would ha ve-made-the- law Ijr effective, failed to receive the necessary votes. The major and the one recommended this week by the Insurance Committee is-that the earlier mea- By LOUIS CASSELS UPI Religion Writer One of vie most astounding paradoxes ofChristian teaching iRlchwood High School-has just 2 CBT8 RAGWEED. SMARTWCED, VELVET LfiAF- big broadleafi other hMblcldM 7 4. SAFE TO SOYBEANS- won't Injure crop or NO WET WEATHER HAZARD" control you can buy.

the queen bee for keeping that family full and happy. Heloise Completed enter the arrangements to Columbus 5 MO RESIDUE OR CARRYOVKR. Out of by harmt. 6 FULL SEASON froni pianting right through HtrVltV .1 WORKS WET WEATHER OR DRY. JdMaymi plant, dlrtctty roll of the scented toilet, I take -tte center cardboard tube and put it in back of the sheets and pillowcases in my linen closet The tuho-holds-the-seenHor some time and sure does make my linens smell nice.

When gone, it is very next fall in the ju- accounting course. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs George Retterer, of Richwood Jttt. 3.: At 8 9: LIQUID OR GRANULES- NON-BURNIPJC, NON-IRRITATJNQ TO SKtN-bolh Mdwid prouctlvo clothing oi htndilng pricautloiw, with another. FaHHuT Marysville High Dear Heloise: Excuse me for using the Tvord sters who drink milk and "dohT "a-dishrag-eannol out.

11 WIDE RANGE OP Follow label plant In low you the glasses will beJefLwith a-milk-rlng which possibly take that old nylon net does acrap will do. to do-is holdlt under your faucet, fill the glass with a bit of water, put that scrap of net on your fin- f. I wipe of-a-new month comes the close of another gratdUng period. The, fourth six weeks period will officially end Friday, assertion weakriesa takes exactly the opposite to be helpless, ineffective, frustrated and despised. It is to invite trampling by the strong.

The would in which lived-Jthe 'world of-the first centurjr "Roman even more oriented toward power, than pur own. Yet it was who said: "When I am weak, then I am No casual observer would have described Paul as jireak. Morepyier. hg of to "feel the protection Christ's power over me." time of Paul have made the that real same strength Indeed, this of the cardinal principles of Alcoholics Anonymous, "which has had terest 1, 1970. If the first bill had pass- without the emergency clause effect until 15 days after its intended usage "tune had expir- provision th bill the Insurance Compassed during the week IheTeoTeral interest rate below should tne-anrent-usury- law would" apply, The emergency clause to Mother GREATER ECONOMYT.Y0ue«ni rei T' or bro dc (plus tfie rotv the and you flat control whara tt tht row.

No othtr yotftuch outstanding vtlua for your dollar. fcanoW-at I970prfces for Ik rate of liquid Amtben recommended but tht 'Dear Heloise: -you please "be "kind 1Q your hen-food-is-spiUed-oira to First name In herb' Icjda research AMCHEM PRODUCTS, INC. AMBLER, shelf in the refrigerator, wipe it up immediately? It drips down from shelf to shelf. --Are you aware that some foods, when spilled, will ruin the finish on the botom of a refrigerator? You'll need sudsy water to wash with because a "lot 'of food contains acid. Then rinse and wipe dry.

-Home. 4 Dear Heloise: To lengthen curtains by a few inches or to remodel them into cafes, sew ribbon loops inches apart on the tops. They dose easily; Mrs. T.I.B. (Copyright, 1970, King Features Syndicate, Ine).

following, --M Winters takes her own capable hands as she re- and nior Class play. "Lil 1 Abner" is the title of this year's production. -Last-Friday- evening IheMHS cafeteria was temporarily transformed- into a sea of card tables. The occasion was the Elementary School sponsored card party. ohemistry-and- physics teaoherr Ed "Pleasant" traveled with several students to his a morning.

Urbana College held, math fair to familiarize -visi- college. Also traveling last Saturday were several of MHS's musicians. Held at Versailles on that day was contest involving musicians from schools all over central Ohio. From MHS went tlie Girls' Ensemble and four piano players. Now that spring is only a few weeks away, thoughts of summer are uppermost in many students' minds, year has gone swiftly, and inevitably the remaining twelve weeks will follow suit.

be-extraordinariljrgifted: Needed The Erpcriem And that is why he needed the experience of weakness in order to become truly strong. Paul (explained in one of his letters to the church at Corinth with his usual blunt candor. puffed up with I wag given a painful physical ail-" ment," he said. many people get well when he laid his hands upon them and prayed the name when he" sought healing for no answer. "Three times I prayed to the Lord about this, and asked Him to takeimy infirmity awayVJhe: told the Corinthians.

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