Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 12

THE LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS Thursday, April 29, 1971 Poge 4-B longview, Texas Ruth Ford To Speak Her Manpower Prcbbms Take Priority Longv.ew Looks BUILDING PERMITS' Jack Yarbrougn. 515 Helane. $4,250, enclose carport and add In longview last September Longview. She has visited here means she will return to the oiien nei. on leave irom tne the disadvantaged caa knew Skilcs, industrial training ad-' about all the services la visor of the Dallas office of their area.

the Bureau of Apprenticeship Federal agencies participat- and Training, V. S. Department Orient during the 2 years her brother has been the pastor of Miss Ruth Ford, R. medical missionary to China and Indonesia for 38 years, will speak Sunday at the 7 p.m. service at Longview's First Raptist Church.

Miss Ford is the sister of the pastor, Dr. W. Morris Ford. Areenllag to the U. 8.

De-partmrat tf Laber, CAMPS Ceerdiaates maapewer a ad related services tkat: Aa Mempleved mother raa leave her calktrea at a day-care reater funded by ae ageaey while she takes Manpowers problems within the East Texas area took top priority Tuesday when members of CAMPS (Cooperative Area Manpower Planning System) met at the local Red Cross Building. Studied by members of the ing in CAMIS are the man-of Labor. Mrs. Skiles promotes power and manpower related training opportunities in ap- old home place in Memphis, Tenn. to start alone a new life.

Yet it is not so new: she will be speaking ail over the country on Missions as she has done through the years, when on fur Droerams of the Department the First Baptist Church. She has a message everyone should hear; and no one can present such a message more forcefully than she, church officials prenticeship with emphasis on women and the disadvantaged. Labor, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, De- She began her federal serv. lough training eerie euered by In 1935, after completing her state and federal agencies of saiL partment of Laoor. Depart-! ice in 1945 "as a stenographer.

-work the Missouri Baptist JiulllJ0JU30tnillgeX-to ment of TleaTlhTTducitroirinanheiradvinced to secretarjnml- Or, a maa raa start wtrV tee were anticipated develop garage. Arthur Dunn, 3415 Buhop, frame addition. Edward H. Carter No. Iris Circle, brkk veneer addi-tion.

Zack Williams, $20,000, brick veneer 7-room dwelling. Thornton Construction 145.000 brick veneer t-room dwelling. Pursley Places, 1602 Eva, Welfare. Department of Com rospilal in St. Louis and the Woman's Missionary Training School In Louisville, she ments in the area, the disad Committees Char merce.

Office of Economic Opportunity, Department of Hous administrative assistant. Two years ago she became the first women in the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training to move from the administrative went to Shanghai, China for! ing and Urban Development, Department of Agriculture, De- der eae program while a secoad helps him find low-cost Boosing near bis Job; Or, eae amice caa give aa elder worker the health care be needs In order to work at the Job he finds through aeother program; And, these who work with vantaged (unemployed or underutilized), school yourth. inventory of program sources available and enrollment opportunities, non-federal a n-power programs, estimate of unmet manpower needs and priorities. Work Programs partment of the Interior and field to the professional field in 320,000, brick veneer 7- room the Civil service commission, an up-graaing program. dwelling Guest speaker for the Long- This is the third in a series of Phil Smith, 1502 Pineridge, the panel for the coming year view meeting was Mrs Gladys language school, to Kweilln, Clnna, and later to Canton to vork In Baptist Mission hospitals.

She was a prisoner of v-r during World War II re-t'-rning to the United States as en exchange prisoner on the Oripsholm, the Swedish ship ured for this She was forced to leave China annin when the communists wui oe work with vocational nine stories outlining the pro 340.000, brick veneer dwelling training programs in the area. posed program of work for IS Tankersley Country Day "In this part of our work we will be asking local employ rommittees of the Longview Cliamber of Commerce for the coming year. ers what skills they need now School, 1512 Judson Road, $35, 000, brick veneer building. Joe Stafford, 202 Clinton, $4. 000, enclose garage, add carport on side of dwelling.

Ed Ferrell. 402 Sheffield, $10.. Mrs. Skiles is also a certified professional secretary and the possessor of the Secretary of Labor's Career Award, -the highest award in the Department of Labor. Attending were S.

E. Riggs, assistant district director, Texas Employment Commission; Raymond' Johnson, tech nical assistant, adult and continuing education, Texas Educa. tion Agency; A. Bonhant, field staff coordinator, -Region tcok control of the country. and what they will need for future growth," Swanson said.

Two divisions of the Longview 1950. The reassignment to Indonesia placed her in Ban Chamber of Commerce which! The printing of a manufac 000, brick veneer 7-room dwel will work closely in the com ding for language 'study and turers directory is also plan ned for the coming year. ling. tlicn in Kcdirl, both on the is rrr -rif 1 Jerrriel Pirtle, 90 Redbud, "Working with the Govern land of Java, to teach and train nurses in the Baptist hospital $20.000, -brick veneer five-room ing -year are the Industrial Development Committee, "headed by Robert Cargill and the Industrial Relations Committee, chaired by Clarence Swanson. Cargill said his committee dwelling.

mental Affairs Committee, we will be watching for legislation that will affect business and in (which at that time did. not ex VII Education Service Center; Dr. Ted Rankin, 402 Nor tb 1st). She was the first Baptist tjiedical missionary appointed 5th, $5,000, remodel Interior E. M.

Rowland, regional admin istrator, Department of Public Welfare; Dovie- Lawrence, Tex dustrial growth for our area," the committee head said. existing dwelling. lor Indonesia. plans to strive continuously to maintain a community-wide re James G. Rutland, 313 East The clinic in Kedirt was Twilight, $300, enclose carport.

ceptive attitude toward new In started and soon she was given Johnson-Monks Service Cen as Rehabilitation O. Fisher, Rusk Cherokee CAP; S. R. Walker, manpower coordinator, Harrison Panola dustry and to maintain a com the responsibility of planning ter, 4311 West Marshall, $5,600, plete inventory of Longview's Members of the committee will be responsible for arranging displays of locally manufactured products In vacant store windows and plan to maintain an Industrial exhibit at the Gregg County Airport the construction or the hospital. metal building.

resources available to new in R. F. Hlltzman, 1312 Colgate, dustry. CAA; Robert L. Perry, Rusk.

Cherokee CAP; Jack T. Lynch, $18,000, brick veneer 5-room Thus ends 36 vital years of unusual Christian service in the Orient, for Ruth Ford will reach retirement age this year "In so doing, we are going dwelling, to organize all available inor mation about, sites and build Mack Building, 4th and Ma- I vhile she is on furlough. grin, masonry add! ings, act as contacts to new in The death of her mother here tion. dustrial prospects and do all we can to attract new indus Benefit Dinner. director, vocational education, Longview Hih School; Norman V.

Lawyer, manager, Longview office of Texas- Employment Commission; Jim Gibbons, Smith County Welfare Agency; Drucile Nabors, Northeast Tex. as Opportunities, Jeff Holland, on-the-job training coordi Fried Chicken, 1734 South Hich. $3,400, remodel try," Cargill said. 'We also plan to work witn the Industrial Relations Com Slated May 21 front of building. Calatha Jones, 119 East Berkley, $250, add screened porch.

Ira Paul, 406 Drake, $15,000, mittee on. expansion of existing industries and to help more ful nator, Tex.s Employment Com- ly develop local businesses, he added. A benefit dinner for Negro brick veneer dwelling. mission; Thelma Bacon, executive secretarv. American Red Cross; and William G.

Hogan, Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training. view, E. M. Roland of Tyler, Mrs. Gladys Skiles of Dallas and S.

E. Riggs Long-view. (STAFF PHOTO) The committee will be respon STUDY MANPOWER PROBLEMS Principals at the Longview meeting on manpower problems Tuesday at the Red Cross Building were left to right William G. Hogan of Long- colleges of East Texas Is planned for Longview May 21. The dinner will be at 7 p.m.

at the Contessa Inn. sible for helping maintain plan ued Industrial districts and will advertise Longview on a nation Louir Bryan, 514 Meadow-brook, $140, metal building; James Johnson, 2113 South Eastman Road, $7,000, masonry building. Marvin Mikeska, 2016 War The dinner is sponsored by al basis. the East Texas Steering Com Bowen Stresses Role Of Parents Swanson said the Industrial ,1 mittee for the United Negro College Fund, and will be in honor of Dr. Fred D.

Patterson, founder of the fund. wick Circle, $50,000, brick ve- Relations committee's primary goal for the coming year will be to expand the committee to include 30 or 35 top business "Parents have the first and, In our children's lives and that Tieer dwelling. Awards will be presented to WATER METERS Phillip Works. 1106 Oden; and community leaders. best opportunity to provide, we cannot avoia piaying mis what youth need most," was Finally, our influence is the profound statement made as strongly controlling when profound organizations who have render for a world at peace, are bound to do this, is not worthy of the up with our hopes for the fu-! position he holds, ture of our nation's youth.

They "We have many problems in will not fail us if we do not education, as in all areas of tail them. Only our laxity and our life today. I am sure that apathy in the face of the threat some changes need to be made posed by some one to two per that we ought to make "Our plans call for the setting ed outstanding leadership to Mrs. Barbara Herring. 1906 Willis; Billy Vlck.

110 Rex Lane; up of tours of businesses in the by Alton D. Bowen, assistant commissioner of education, Aus- Loneview area," bwanson am. we shirk our responsibility as when we do our best. "If we are purposeful, sincere, warm and understanding Robert Lee Horton. 334 ward the growth and development of the Negro communities in East Texas.

Bv so doing we can develop a 1408 1 tin, as he spoke to the Gregg- Whaley; Michael Kelly, cent of our youth who are at working understanding and set ton Rotary Club recently. Auburn Albert Greer, 108 The fund is a national organ in i the odds are more than 10 to 1 RUTH FORD ud communications between Speaking on "Confidence that our children will be so also. ization which raises operating Heights Park Stephen Farmer, 512 Idylwood; Darnell the various firms and our com- them, but first we need to distinguish between peaceful change through democratic process on the one hand and destructive violence on the oth er. Our system is based on the inevitability and desirability of monies for its private, predom 1 mittee." If, on the other hand, we are purposeless, vacillating, insin tempting to take over our colleges, and in some instances, our high schools, can cause such a said Bowen. "Let us recognize that peaceful dissent, that does not come inately Negro colleges.

The na Williams, 905 Roosevelt; J. Lea, 1811 Rodden; Bill York, The committee will work with tional office offers to match cere, self centered, selfish and domineering, the odds are just each local dollar witn six of 2801 Amberwood. American Youth," Bowen went on to state that what youth need most are convictions, beliefs and standards which they will not compromise." "They need to be taught early in life that there are respon the Texas Manufacturer Association In promoting Texas In Raymond Jones, 308 N. Lane its own. change but this change must as great that our children will conflict with law and or- be likewise.

der, is a vital part of our tra-i1 within law and should The colleges covered in the Wells; M. I. Davis zu w. Marshall; Joe Neal Fomby, 905 I believe that the old adage dition and should be encour- wsw5 sx.ue noc oi uc.ng o. East Texas district are Bishop Magrill; Thomas Thompson, ter than what we have," he ob that bread cast upon the wa TV Service You Can Depend Onl McWilliams has qualified service personnel.

We repair any brand! 738-C102, Ext. 21 aged. Let us be careful that we sibilities accompanying every or Dallas, wuey of Marshall, Jarvis Christian of Hawkins, tcr will return, applies as well 802 Jefferson; Jerelyn Hoffmann, 208 E. Culver. Dee Rog Paul Quinn of Waco, Texas of dustrial Week for 1972 and will assist In providing seminars and special speakers on industrial issues for local manufacturers.

"We are planning to stage an East Texas Industrial Exposition dnrlag Industrial Week," Swanson said. Another aspect of the plans of right and that they will be expected to assume these responsibilities," continued Bowen. do not categorize all dissent under the label of extremism. "This extremist minority, though loud and boisterous, Tyler and Huston-TiUotson of Austin. ers, 609 Arkansas; J.

A. Ames, 1200 S. Hwy. 259; Jack Price, 607 Electra; W. Mike Chandler, 902 Ridgelea; Frank Abbott, 507 They need the security that comes from a working philoso to our example to our children, informed Bower.

"I also believe profoundly that, taken as a whole, 98 per cent of our young people are better in every way than at any time in my memory. They are better educated, more dedicat represents only a numerical few of our voung people. Let us Ruthlynn; Charles W. Beatty Report Low Bid phy of life. They need the faith and the imaginative vigor which comes from knowing that some not condemn a whole generation for the extremist tactics 912 Glcnerest; an 1.

Shackelford, 1600 Hughey served. "Change for change sake alone has no value; everything that is old Is not bad. I do not (n dtoo much wrong with a system of education which has produced the greatest civilization on earth. "We need to retain some of the old virtues our forefathers had; namely: love of country, integrity, loyalty, dependability and plain hard work," stated Bowetiw Superintendent of Tine Tree Schools, Mart N. Hltt, was in one believes In them as a per oi a few.

Those few barefooted. ed, more honest, more sincere, ur" 'T7 Drew West, 1601 Eva. Walt's Enco Service, 1401 son. By Ashland Oil AUSTIN Gregg County's WREMEMBER the is silent! Vh.ir bearded, dirty youth who riot, concerned about I burn and revolution, who more 'What I am saying," declared preach Green: Jerry M. Pass, 133 fellowman.

I truly believe that Bowen, "is that if we want the Hubbard; Gary Smallwood, 310 good life for our children, if Farm Road 1845 is due some paving work, for which the it's the in look we truly want them to grow up disrupt the learning processes at any level of education should be expelled immediately and prosecuted to the limit of the law," Bowen emphasized. Chaltan; Ronald Hiltzman, 1312 Colgate; Billy Wayne Watson, 801 Harmon James our youth will create a better world than we have created. I know that they will create a society more concerned about people than about things," re-iatid the sneaker. WRANGLER to be good citizens, we must know what that good life is and we must do our best to live it ourselves. A University of Mich rharnfk nf tha nrnfrram anrf in.

ut.A l.t t. I. AA- o- Flowers. 24 Neal; Chicto Kay, 1324 Gray; Driftwood State Highway Department has tabulated low bids. The strip of 1845 is 2.1 miles from FM 2206 to near U.S.

259. Low bidder was Ashland Oil of Ashland, for $71,064. nuu iU troduccd gowcn. N. 4th: William Tell FLARE LEG JEANS igan survey shows that 80 per Rotartans were told that the that the administrator in charge Rotary president Alvin Dahl so called "generation gap," who does not have the "guts" conducted the business session.

that we hear mentioned so of- Mil cent of children choose tneir 203 Eden; Ben Davis, 134 E. Mvrle: Fina Station, 1710 Jud- own parents as life models, as ten today. Is a myth. Bowen ex opposed to anyone else. pressed the belief that there In answer to tne question USDA Expands Drought-Assistance To Texas does not exist in America 10- "What can parents do for chil dren that Is so Important," the sDeaker replied, "first we must This is the yaar of the "flare leg jean" and Wrangler tailors them low and snug at the waist, flared at the bottom.

Made of day an unabrldgable gulf between parents and children. In fact, "I believe that there Is more and better communication greater understanding, WASHINGTON (AP) Emer recognize that we are the hifb of the child's universe, we must gency drought assistance to understand and accept the fact Texas farmers was expanded more camaraderie between par- that we play the central role Wednesday by the Agriculture ents and children today than Department. For the first time the depart son; E. F. MCMmey, mil when I was a youth," expressed Bowne.

Bastrop, Brazos, Brown, Calhoun, Coke, Coleman, Comal, Coryell, Crockett, Dickens, Edwards, Erath, Fayette, Garza, Gray, Grimes, Kingr-L-vaca, Lee, Llano, Milam, Mills, Motley, Refugio, Stonewall, Swisher, Terrell, Travis, Victoria and Webb. Haying and grazing privileges on crop land taken out of pro. ment listed 62 counties where All the Iniormatinn that I William Taylor, No. 3 Ram- farmers may share In federal have read as gathered by poll money for helping repair wind sters and social scientists indi 1 ill' 1h liinilillllllllHP imMliillllii and drought damage to their cates that the values and be land through deep plowing and liefs of parents and children in other tilling procedures. duction under the government's Crop Land Adjustment Program blewood; Don Calvin, 427 N.

Center; W. R. Caldwell, 1102 S. 13th; Helen Ward. 1304 Booker; Roberta Cartwright, 317 W.

Lamond; David Mobley, 300 E. Branch; Johnnie Barnes, 601 Park; W. T. Ricks, 221 Doyle; Tommy Haynes, 1108 S. 14th; Patrick Klnsey, 706 Vickl.

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