St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 48

F.i.. Jan. 3.1, ST. LOUIS POST" I PATCH Shrewsbury Auguslinian Xames Chairman for Banquet The Rev. James Lyne O.S.A., program book; Ron Bick, co-has been named general chair- ordinalor of lay faculty; Judge man of Augustinian Academy's Robert Dowd, public relations; eighth annual Founders' Day the Rev.

Edmund Burke O.S.A., banquet which ill be held April printing; the Rev. Robert J. 19 at the Sheraion Jeflerson Verstynen, publicity, and Mrs. hotel. Bette Mehn, advertising." Other committee chairmen Proceeds from the banquet are: Louis Ottenad, tickets; Jo- are used to improve school la- seph Wotawa and Robert Dierk- cilities and help meet the cost er, banquet; Nick Augsburger, of rising salaries.

1 JIjC nELLEM Pwkwav Voles Tomorrow on Tax Kiso, iJonds Residents of Parkway school district will ballot tomorrow on a proposed $3,010,000 bond issue and a tax increase proposal in a special election. Both the tax boost and issue need two-thirds majorities for passage. Approval of the bond issue and tax rise would increase the total district tax levy to $5.61 on each $100 of assessed valuation, making it the highest tax rate submitted to voters so far this year in St. Louis county. The bond issue would finance construction of school additions, purchase of future school sites and furniture and equipment for 77 new classrooms.

The tax boost would cover higher teachers' salaries and the hiring of 130 more teachers, plus other increased operating costs, Polling places will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Affton PTA to Hear Rep. Dill and Mesnier A meeting of (he Affton Association of Parents ard Teachers will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Affton Senior High School, 8309 Mackenzie read.

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TV Plea oner A request by the St. Louis Archdiocese to have a part of Kenrick Seminary property re-zoned from multiple family to light industrial was approved Tuesday by the Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen. The archdiocese plans to lease about 35 acres of the property to two operators of ultra high frequency television stations on channels 24 and 30. Some residents appeared before the board earlier this month to voice opposition to the request. St.

Louis has no operating UHF stations. Channel 30, which hopes to go on the air this spring, purchased the old KMOX-TV building at Thirteenth and Cole streets for use as a studio. 1800-Foot Towers The channel hopes to build a 1600-foot transmission tower on the seminary grounds. The television towers of the two stations will be erected on a parcel of land adjacent to property along Highway 66 that is zoned commercial and light industrial. In other action at the board's special meeting, a $476,770 budget for the calendar year starting Jan.

1, 1DKD, was approved. It is $119,535 higher than last year's $357, 1S5 budget. However, for the first time this year a $100,000 street improvement fund is included in the budget. Thus, compann the same funds with last year the budget is only $19,585 over the previous one. The budget appropriates 575 for street department operations, $99,745 for the police department; for the fire department; administrative, park department.

$14,320, and general fund. $31,270. 68-Cent Tax Rate The budget is based on a tax rate of 68 rents on each $100 of assessed valuation, the same rate that is in effect at present. The new budget contains provisions for salary increases for all city employes. The board is expected to discuss the incre es at its meeting Feb.

11. Included in the new street improvement fund is money to install storm sewers between Devonshire and Lansdowne avenues under a joint project with the Metropolitan Sewer District. The city has budgeted $20,000 for the project. Another $20,000 appropriation would cover the city's cost of any widening or improvement of Shrewsbury avenue between Lansdowne and Murdoch avenue. That would be a joint project with the St.

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Both he and his wife are graudatcs there. He has a bachelor's, master's and Ph.D. degrees in physics. She lias bachelor's and master's degrees in science and Mrs. Eftimiu said that she id tried to teach at the university, "but I never could get a job political reasons, you know.

"I did tutor precollege students though, after he (Eftimiu) left." Taught at Indiana After leaving Bucharest, Elf -tinun said thai he bright physics in the graduate school at the University of Bonn. His first job in Ihe United States was teaching physics at the University of Indiana, Bioomington. "I head about the job at ihe University of Indiana through a friend of mine," he said. "1 there for a year. Then I heard about Ihe job here, and came to St.

Louis." As to how the family is faring here, i i said. "I think they are completely submerged by everything just like I was at first." "The girls are delighted that we have a tamiiv car," he said. 'I hat would have been unheard of in Romania. Everyone walks vd, brobv rrize 5972 Soiii invest Si. Louis, Mo.

63139 Of ihe It tnnk and a half years, but members of the Corneliu Eftimiu family once again are tog'lixr utahr the same roof. rfiimiu, 13 ears old. and Alexandria, 9, and F. i i 's mother, Mrs. Joan Cretdareu, hae arrived here from Bucharest, Romania.

Efiimiu is a li i at tiir- I cf of ht. lie his fir yeur uvay from rvaii i.i G.rnuny. and crone to the nitc :1 ''Wc are very lueky, and happy to be here," Eftimiu said the other evening at his apartment in Park Town North. He said lie did not wish discuss the details of bow he his family came here. 'Very.

Very Difficult' "Bat I will say that it was very, very difficult lo pet them out of Romania. It is a Communist countr you know," he said, "and they da not like to see the people leave. "I would estimate thai in the five years a I not more than VSi people have left the ct.iiury, legally." Efiimiu had been teaching physics ai. University of V'iiini 3 npaicn of Rami Bureau Illinois ars you always had to be careful when you wanted to say something." "Everybody smiles in the department stores here," Mrs, Eftimiu said. "And the sales people they are so courteous, and they try to help you find things.

"This is all reversed in Romania. It's like they are doing you a favor by being there when you come in, They would not help you find anything. You would look yourself. If you could not find what you wanted, you would leave without it. Officials Courteous "I've noticed that courtesy in government offices here, too," she said.

"Like the other day, my mother and I went down to one of the offices to have our finger prints made. "To start with, one of the men there noticed that we were standing and he offered us a chair. No one in Romania would have thought of that. Here I felt like, well like a human being again." "I think that all of us feel like we are starting life over again," Eftimiu commented. And as a American style, he said, "You know all of them arrived just in time for my wife and I to file joint income tax return forms." 'Funny GirV Audition Auditions for the Duffy's Playhouse production of "Funny Girl" will be held at 8 p.m.

Feb. 10 and 11 at 630 Lamplight lane in Hazelwood. There are parts for 11 men and nine women, including one major role for a male dancer. Scripts may be examined at 030 Lamplight lane. For further information call 837-6090.

1 SC279P Rich Mediterranean NOW ONLY Gorrnrd and Dual Automatic Tables -J ip 7 4 i A QJL 3 If there. Supposedly the city was planned so that everything is within walking distance." Shopping Is Adventure Mrs. i i said that she feeislike an adventurer, even when she does chores such as shopping for groceries. "There are so many kinds of fnod in supermarkets here," she said. "We never had a choice in Romania.

We would get pork one day, veal the next. Government food, you know. And we had to stand in line to get that. "I would like to go into a supermarket here some time and spend the whole day, just looking around at the different kinds of fond." Language lias not been a problem. The girls studied English in schools there.

Mrs. Ef-timiu's mother was the family's language tutor. She lived in Washington for many years, while her father, the late nrw rvptinn-'ii qprverl as an ambassador. She went back to Romania in the late 1930s, and has stayed until now. Enjoying Free Speech "I think the most significant difference we aU noticed here is something most people would not understand freedom of expression," Eftimiu said.

"You could not understand how good, thus feels unless you had lived in a country where in a fwc-di'-trict membership on. goaf ie county Isle and Jh si. i Si L.Ji'&v.st 1-4. to two-county membership con- tests. Based on nianv of the challenges, losing counties will be required to treat the winners to a variety of iinu-mal services ranging from steak dinners and baseball tickets lo an annual meeting juggling and musical act by a Farm Bureau president.

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9419 Lackland Rd. HA 7-7644 If Iff '1 t't il fli'Si IK L.A EV 3-GG24 TE 7-3B72 ITS i 'vr i9 if fS PRICELESS 3TERE0 FEATURES Suspension It A its Completely Agricultural Association as Floyd Nrfhory looks worst in a membrnhip Nsthcry are crgar.izotion secretaries of the ciivfricls in competition '3 -JP Ihs difference ff Will By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch BI.QOVINGTON, "ira-bitlen. stinking'' gnat nrmcd is reiv ing a major rule in a arm I.itirenu mcmocrsmp in the south cent campaign al Illinois omntics tnat in up un nnis Agricultural tew Districts 4 anfl 5. The gnat is a UrMy goes to ilie district il. it hind the oilier in the r.ew Miiing memlHTs fiir.h ni'inth in the rem; Ihe lfKi-K!) fiscal year.

Care and feeding of signed Jer of he then becomes the chore of the ceumy Farm Bureaus withiii the losing district that hae the poorest ship Transistorized A 4" 111 achievement records. Prnyisions of the challenge re- quire that the goat be prominently displayed at a Farm Bureau office. Wilhe-i-'loyd is in a brightly-painted trailer that is covered with humorous slogans referring to a county's inability to outdo others in the friendly competition. Willie-Floyd project is Pihif.rily the brainchild of William isie, District secretary of organization. Details of Ihe C.vo-disirict campaem were d' doped with Ilie co-opci'a'ion of Floyd Nethery, District 5 secretary of and anil cl at a Farm Bureau c.ic.Tiibership campaign kickoff andaa.i.

At i iiuaividual counties in.Distiict 4 challenged their counterparts in District a Cabinetry, Authentically D. Solidly Built And Superbiy a 1 lllMilVV INCLUDE: fm. urn 2-0704 Finest s'ened, Finished mi 1.