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4 PA(; THIRTEEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1953 CHILLICOTHE (01110) GAZETTE AND CHILLICOTHE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, By Jay Heavilan and Walt Scott A BOY AT CALVARY Children and Youth in Civil Defense Work Topic At First Session; Reports From Areas Reviewed Children At First 11741 OP riA 4." 7.4,' 4, a 41 ma. up 31 111 0 It 1 41(1) tit I JI4 Vi 1 pas 1 'WI aro top 41- I ,7 1, ii 1111A: 1 tr: PA I LA, '7 'il ft- 4 rettt 110 I 51 litilP4 IP. di 0 1 i a -co17--- Itt 14' I 1AL, Ohio State Lists Scholarships Available Now The first monthly meeting of the Ross County Council on Children and Youth in Civil Defense, was held in the Civil Defense afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. Mrs. Carl Hirsch talked on the importance of a nutrition pro- gram: First; by forming good eating board with members from Boy habits and building a strong body I Scouts; Y.M.C.A.

and 4-H Clubs we are better prepared to meet had reported that all agencies are any disaster; becoming stronger by working Second: that generally nutrit- together and they can prevent ious meals need not cost more over-lapping of programs. than other foods; 1 i Mrs. James Butt, the family re-Third; that all organized groups lations chairman on the Council can help educate the public and reported on the excellent work still hay an interesting nutrition that Portsmouth IA as doing in program a year; i Children and Youth. She stated .1 a. Rf Third; that all organized groups lat.i.ons chairman on the Council can help educate the public and reported on the excellent work still have an interesting nutrition that Portsmouth IA as doing in program a year; I Children and Youth.

She stated The first mont' dren and Youth in aftern Mrs. Carl Hirs gram: First; by formin habits and building we are better pre any disaster; Second: that gel ious meals need 1 than other foods; Third; that all or can help educate I still an intere program a year; 1' 5 1104 1, 11111C.i?taio?' .116.1 A stout pilgrim, Simon of Cyrene, was forced to help with the cross. Sokron followed at a discreet distance, among a group of weeping women. One, Veronica, ran to Jesus and wiped the blood ond dust hem His bruised face with her veil, on which He left the print of His countenance. 1111 I tO help with the aritong a group sus and wiped the ter veil, on which once.

Capt. litA forme. 1 I "You!" snarled a Roman, seizing Sokron by the "Help Him!" Sakmn feigned obedience, then lunged to freedom. It was a trick he had often practiced during games of "Romans and Rebels" in Mocada itt I nut" tenni pef Penult Sokron by the mne "Mel under His crushing load. The soldiers muttered for it appeared that He would never make it up also known as Golgotha, or "place of the skull." in number, they to $105 for three Both scholarstps and grants.

in-aid, which cIe processed by the Student Financial Aids ent Financial Aids office, Ohio State university, Columbus, 10, Ohio. Aids office, Ohio ity, Columbus, 10, Strad ley Application blanks and further information may be obtained by writing the Stud fice, are administered by the university scholarship committee, headed by vice president, Bland Fourth; that she will provide that the local Council should in-the Civil Defense office with in- form the pubi more o. what formation on nutrition and help CE-I1 be accomplished, that the club program chairmen with role of the Civil Defense Chilspeakers, names, and Youth Council is the Fifth; that she will glad to i coordinating, a give some time to helping organize 1 strengthening of existing agenclasses in nutrition where there cies and organizations, rather is a need for such work. I than promoting the development On Mental Health I of new ones, except when serDr. Ranald Wolfe in discussing ious needs cannot otherwise be a mental health program, agreed I met.

that a similar program of work- 1 The Ross County Council on ing through organized groups 1 Children and Ymth was formed could be carried out in this field. i in 1950 after the White House In order to inform the public of 1 Conference, fur the study of Fourth; that shl the Civil Defense formation on nutr club program cl speakers, names, Fifth; that she give some time to classes in nutritici is a need for such On Mental Dr. Rana Id Wolf a mental health pi that a similar pro; ing through org could be carried oi In order to inforrr give some time to helping organize i s-tic-n-g-t-h-e-n-i4 ofex-isTiai classes in nutriticn where there cies and organizations, rather is a need for such work. I than promoting the development of new On Mental Health I ones, except when ser- Dr. Ranald l'iolle in discussing i ions needs cannot otherwise be a men mental health program, agreed I met.

that a similar program of work- I The Ross County Council on i ng through organized groups 1 Children and Yoeth was formed could be carried out in this field. i in 1950 after the White House In order to inform the public of Conference, fur the study of what can be our young people a speakers ta! health is in organized. ing to have such contact the Civil There is also a child study There is also a child study group under Dr. who started such years ago at the is interested such a group Defense office or John Dalgleish, of Social Agencies stressed the importance participation in stating that there can point out adults overlook. Columbus Mrs.

Joseph on the committee Columbus last week, the Ohio committee through the schools states and therefore to reach as many stated that this could because some children who were not who did not agencies and the left out and they who ueed help, the Barbara Pliffner report for the and emphasized what can be auom our young people lives, a speakers ta! health is in I organized. A ing to have such contact the Civil There is also ized a child stud3 group under Dr. I who started such years ago at the one is interested i such a group cot Defense office or 1 John Dalgleish, cil of Social Agei stressed the impor participation in stating that there can point out pr adults overlook. Columbus Rep Mrs. Joseph Va porting on the Mat tury committee Tr Columbus last wel the Ohio committe through the schol states and therefor to reach as many stated that this cot because some chilC who were not f.na who did not Itn agencies and the left out and they who lieed help, Barbara Pliffner report for the Col and emphasized what can be our young people lives, a speakers tal health is in organized.

ing to have such contact the Civil There is also ized a child study group under Dr. who started such years ago at the one is interested Defense ffic such a group oe or John Dalgleish, cil of Social Agencies stressed the importance participation in stating that there can point out adults overlook. Columbus Mrs. Joseph porting on the tury committee Columbus last week, the Ohio committee through the schools states and therefore to reach as many stated that this could because some children who were not who did not agencies and the left out and they who ueed help, the Barbara Pliffner report for the and emphasized Girls' 3 the school year which begins Scholarsh.p applications for II) el in' 1 a r' September are now being accepted by the Ohio 'State university student financial aids of- lice, Mrs. Lucille Gau Rose, di.

0 them, rector, has announced. the hill to Colv Awards for the 1952-53 academic year are made in late spring, and early summer. Many scho-I need Limited laiships are unrestricted and are available to students in all field range from $90 of study. Other quarters study cholarships are i to students who certain qualifications, such as1 ,11, field of study or geographicall General unrestricted scholar1 ships range 'n value from $901 to $105 and usually cover the' kVy incidental (tuition) fee for three 1 N', quarters at Ohio State. They are open to entering freshmen and enrolled and transfer stud- ents who are undergraduates or in the professional Scholarships available to gradu- b- ate students are limited.

To be eligible for unrestricted scholarships ertering freshmen must be in the upper third of their high school graduating class. An average grade of I is required of Chio State upper- 6 classmen and transfer students. 41 Eighty-eight four year ele- ..7 .4 mentary education scholarships are among the restricted They are avaihble to one stud- mom ent in each of Ohio's 88 counties. ''''s G. 1r Valued at WO, each scholarship covers remission of the tuition, 'ili lirtt fee for 12 quarters, the time normally required to obtain a bache-1 7 I lor of science degree in elemen-I tary education.

...4... I Restricted scholarships are I4 also on hand in many other r('' 5 Gil fields of study, Mrs. Rose said. Scholarships are awarded on, BI the basis of previous academic record, financial aid, course of study to be pursued, potential abilities of the student, recommendations and extra-curricular activities .4 Other awards, known asl Gil grants-in-aid, are given pri-i madly on the basis of financial! 1774117 -m4kieva Jesus staggered among themselves the hill to Calvary, to students who meet 4,7 certain qualifications, such asi field of study or geographicali it jt General unrestricted scholar- ships range value from $901 to $105 and usually cover the incidental (tuition) fee for three quarters at Ohio State. They are open to entering freshmen 1 -4.

and enrolled and transfer stud- ents who are undergraduates or i in the professional Scholarships available to gradu- ate students are limited. l' To be eligible for unrestricted scholarships ertering freshmen must be in the upper third of their high school graduating 04( class. An average grade of I 0 is required of Cho State upper- classmen and transfer students. Eighty-eight four scyear rships ele- .1,4 mentary education hola are among the restricted They are avaihble to one stud- ent in each of Ohio's 88 counties. Girls' Valued at 8 .429, each scholarship covers remission of the tuition: fee for 12 quarters, the time nor-1 mally required to obtain a bache-1 7.

tor of science degree in elemen-1 1 tary education. i Restricted scholarships are I4 also on hand in many other r'', '( fields of study, Mrs. Rose said. Scholarships are awarded on -e 4 the basis of previous academic i record, financial aid, course of study to be pursued, potential abilities of the student, recom- mendations and extra-curricular activities Other awards, known as grants-in-aid, are given pri- madly on the basis of financhal Spring TOPPERS 0.99 Girls' Easter BLOUSES 1,29 Girls' Smart SWEATERS 1.99 Child's Zelan JACKETS Don't Miss Goldsmith's Terrific Selection of Value-Packed All of the newest style detailing for 1. Spring in our lovely suits for Easter.

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being re-organized or discussion Henry Luidens, classes several Y.M.C.A. If anyone in belonging to the Civil Y.M.C.A. new Council executive of youth civic activities, are times they problems which Reports Given Vanmeter in reporting IsIttional Mid-Century meeting held in pointed out did less work than other did not seem children. She be very bad of families f.nancially able or know of youth such, might be are the ones most. gave the youth Columbus meeting that a national you may have VARICOSE VEINS! Get relief with B11- Stretch Elastic by AI 11011C11.1 oldost stockings and Shaped to tit Uniform pressure thigh! Almost Invisible sheerest hosiery.

or Nylon. Capt. Ilo'ay Introduced Capt. Carl 119apy, the new Salvaticn Army executive, was introduced and Mrs. Marjorie McIntyre from Carver Community Center introduced four new members to the youth committee on the council.

Future meetings will be held the first Monday of every month a. the Civil Defense office. The public is welcome to attend and present any problems or accomplishments in relation to children and youth. Kentucky Bans Ohio Livestock Mirror Dispels Moon Illusion 9St, st II THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.HURRY! ILAgir 3 DAISY MID IE a a 77 7 Mg Pill 3 DID A 17 Pi at) 5 717 111111117r I it i 4 i 1 I or ioolt I auomplishect to help needs and the development of 1 4 live happier common goals in relation to 010- bureau on men- dren and youth. In the last year ti A.

i'11'111F the process of there have beet- six public meet- Any group wish- ings, eight discussion meetings 41st, 7Sfe't, a program can on recreation and the speakers I lit DefenEe office. bureau has covered every club, being re-organ- P.T.A. and church group inter- or discussion ested in children and youth. 1:2, Henry Luidens, Capt. Rolsy Introduced classes several Capt.

Carl 119apy, the new Sal- Y.M.C.A. If any- in belonging to vatien Army executive, was in- contact the Civil troduced and Mrs. Marjorie Mc- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY -HURRY! Intyre from Carver Community Y.M.C.A. i new Coun- Center introduced four new mem- executive 1 bers to the youth committee on the council. Spring Women's Smart Tr of youth civic activities, Future meetings will be held ID Epp iles are times they the first Monday of every month TOPPERS A problems which a.

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rw a aw ti or Nylon. 1 411k 'a TN, t)r COT UMBUS, April 9(P) State Agriculture Director H. S. Foust said yesterday Ohio officials had not been officially informed of the Kentucky embargo on livestock from four midwestern state including Ohio, because of outbreaks of anthrax. He said Kentucky officials gave the news of their action to newsmen rather than directly to Ohio authorities.

Ohio authorities made a similar announcement after West Virginia imposed a ban on livestock imports from five western states last week. West Virginia officials said they had notified Ohio officials in advance. Kentucky's board of agriculture yesterday prohibited importation of mules, cattle and swine from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. Both West Virginia and Kentucky embargoes are effective indefinitely, officials said. COI EMBUS, April State Agriculture Director H.

S. Foust said yesterday 0 i officials had not been officially informed of the Kentucky em- bargo on livestock from four midwestern a including Ohio, because of outbreaks of Kentucky officials anthrax. He said gave the news of than directly their action to newsmen rather to Ohio authorities. Ohio auth- ores made a similar announce- ment after West Virginia im- posed a ban on livestock imports from five western states last waid teek. West had notified Virgini a officials hey Ohio of- ficial advan ce.

in entucky's board of agricul- Kure yesterday prohibited impor- tation of mules, cattle and swine from Ohio Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. Virginia an Both West Vd Ken- tucky embargoes are effective inaeiinnely, oulcial3 ma. NEW YORK, April 9---(N)-- Wednesday at sunset is the time to look at the full moon over your shoulder with a mirror and get a surprise. Then you will see the world's most famous optical illusion disappear. The illusion is the big size of the full moon close to the horizon.

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