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tioned as possible sites for 2 C1)C CIari0n LCDgCC Tuesday, January 9, 1973 DIXIE RUBBER STAMP SEAL CO. new courthouse, including some outside the ci'y limits. Supe Lowndes Mav Build PLASTIC SIGNS visors, in recent weeks, have been scouring their respective districts for a possible location for the facility. Sites being scrutinized by the board of supervisors have not been named. Sentiment hi 5 been expressed to keep the new courthouse on the present location, but behind the old structure.

Courthouse, Jail FOR Identification QLAllTY MAKES IT HAPPES 948 1851 514 EAST AUffrt COLUMBUS The Lowndes i Rosamond and Associates as ar- tion has been growing as to here it would be located. Several areas nave been men county Board of Supervisors here "have retained William I. chitects for construction of a new courthouse and jail. Plans for the facility will be ready in the near future. Estimated cost of the structure will be in excess of $1 million, funded at least partially by Lowndes Countv's revenue sharing Registration Dales Listed UNIVERSITY Registration for the second semester of the I 4 1972-73 academic vear at the checks.

WATKINS, PYIE, LUDLAM, WINTER AND STENNIS SUITE 1347 DEPOSIT GUARANTY NATIONAL BANK BUILDING O. BOX 427 JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI 39205 UK I HEASUlf IN ANNOUNCING THAT JOHN G. GOURLAY, JR. It new a Partntr in the Firm Supervisors, in recent days, have recommendations from the local bar association which is seeking to have the present University of will be held on Jan. 15-16.

Dormitories will be opened on Jan. 14. Dr. B. J.

Chain Jr. Univer- SJC V. Mi 3Hk 1 1 courthouse demolished and the destroy tins structure and erect the sity registrar, said the first day new building erected on the of classes will be on Wednes- nresent site day, Jan. 17. Wednesday, 24.

will be the final date for reg- new courthouse on this downtown site. Several sites, all removed sjjme distance from most of the attorneys offices, have been suggested for the proposed new courthouse. BE REPLACED The Lowndes County Courthouse in Columbus, which is well over 100 years old, may 1 be replaced if the Board of Super- visors follows recommendations of the -local bar association. Lawyers in the city have recommended the county istration, addition of courses to class schedules, and withdrawal from courses without receiving grades. WILLIAM A.

I r. JOHN I. C.Ol Rl AY. JR. KRNf STG.

TAYLOR. JR. RANDALLS. WALL IHARI.hSS PKNDI.HON J. KANfc DITTO DAVID R.

C. ALTON PHILLIP HI.NRY OHAN HMKINS ARNOLD PV1.E WVRRKN V. JR. WILLIAM F. WINTKK MARVIN A 1011 KN 1 IUORUI tHU I1M RIIBIR1 II.

MKAV IK JOHN H. S1KNNIS UAV ID M. MCMILLAN A delegation from the bar association expressed concern that the courthouse might be moved, possibly outside the city limits, and pointed out its! present location is "close to the people who utilize the courthouse." Since officials revealed a new courthouse and jail are in the making for the county, specula- SCHOOL BOOSTERS JANUARY 1,1973 Three Meetings Slated In Yazoo in the planning stages, we envision this organization taking on a number of projects to help our fine administrators and teachers," added Triggs. "The ideas and comments received on January 11 will be developed into a specific program of work, which we will present to a kick-off meeting of Friends of Public Schools on January 25." said Rev. Yates.

"We are confident that a large number of parents and friends places, next Thursday night," added Rev. Yates. "At these January 11 meeting we hope to get a number of ideas from parents, teachers want to help make our first-rate public school system even bet- and friends about specific wav that our lay group can help sup- ter, and that we can be orga port and strengthen our Yazoo nized and turning ideas into ac-City public school system." said tion by Feb. 1," concluded Mr. Triggs.

"While we are still Yates. YAZOO CITY "Parents, teachers, and friends of the Yazoo City Public School System are invited to come out Thursday evening, Jan. 11, to help plan and organization to support and strengthen our fine public school system." said Gene Triggs, a spokesman for the volunteer group. number of communities have found that a volunteer, lay group can fill many important needs and assist in maintaining excellence in public education," said Mr. Triggs.

"A large number of Yazoo City parents and friends have urged us to got such a group going here, and these January 11 meetings are the first, important step," he noted. Mr. Triggs pointed out that; three planning meetings wouldl Brat' Is Cadet Commanding Officer MISSISSIPPI SATE Onlv-France. Germanv. and England Golden Triangle Member Attends CAP Symposium DALLAS, "Tex.

Ted F. Bowlds of Jackson, was one of some 120 Civil Air Patrol (CAP) cadets from across the nation who attended a CAP cadet symposium here. Bowlds, a member of the Golden Triangle Squadron of Civil Air Patrol, joined the other cadets and officials from CAP national headquarters at Maxwell AFB, in discussions which studied possible improvements in the CAP cadet program. The cadet program offers CAP cadets, ages 13 through 18, a better understanding of the aerospace age through special study and programs, summer courses, and opportunities for travel. Recommendations developed at the symposium will be studied at CAP national head-quarters for possible incorporation into the program.

The young men and 'vomer who attended the gathering represented more than 28.000 CAP cadets from all sections of the United States. MRS. WILLIAMS JOIS FACULTY GOODMAN Mrs. James G. Williams has been added to the Holmes Junior College faculty for the spring semester to teach courses in reading development and speed reading.

Mrs. Williams, a native of Columbus, received her B. S. from Mississippi State College for Women and her Master of Education from Mississippi State University. The two new courses are designed improve study skills in all fields by furthering reading speed and comprehension.

24 years-old. Lt. Col. Frank Wil-kerson already has under his command a brigade of 150 troops. No Patton or Xapoleon yet, i Frank is.

however, the com and as rear as Virginia, Alabama, and Jackson, where he attended high school for awhile. Frank first came to MSU in 1966 but soon interrupted his education to enlist in the Armv. manding cadet officer of Mis-' sissippi State University's Army After eight months in Vietnam, ROTC. And he's a veteran of he returned to the r. t0 at.

tend advisor and language wree years in tne Army to dooi. An Army "brat" himself Frank is followin? in the foot De held simultaneously om at the Yazoo County Office Building, one at the Millner Community Center, and cne at the Mississippi Chemical Board Building. All three sessions are scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Thursday, night, January 11. ''We know that people feel freer to speak up and give their ideas in smaller groups, so -ne school. Back in Vietnam once steps of his father, a retired Air again, he served as a military Force colonel, in pursuing a advisor, military career.

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