Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 13

OUT TO SEA i i If your valuable personal property iCcms were lost, damaged or stolen, would you be "out to sea" financially? A real "life saver" in situations like this is an AEtna Casualty "all risks" Personal Article Floater. It can cover praptically all your personal property against practically every hazard at homo or away. THE DIFFERENCE Your Independent Agent Casualty Life 12 North Oeliwart SOFT DRINKS In the soft drink industry, cans are now outselling non- returnable bottles about 4 to 1, Donald M. Kendall, president of a national bottling company, reports. DENTIST MIACTICE KNTURE WORK, 302 SOUTH CITY FEDERAL DESMQINES MASON CITY CEDAR RAPIDS MEET Leslie G.

Hawkins Director First National Bank of Mason City LESLIE G. HAWKINS District Manager, Interstate Power Company Director of First National Bonk since January 1961 Leslie G. Hawkins was born in the southern part of England, near the city of Taunton, on November 5, 1901. He attended schools in the County of Devonshire and came to the United States as an immigrant passenger when he was 18, soon after World War I. Before coming to America, he served an apprenticeship as an automobile engineer.

After working in Mason City as an automobile mechanic and later as a millwright for Jacob E. Decker Sons, he enrolled at the Hamilton School of Commerce. Upon completion of that course in 1921, he accepted a position with Peoples' Gas Electric Company in Mason City, for which company and its successors he has worked continuously since that time. Mr. Hawkins was elected assistant treasurer of this company in 1937, treasurer in 1942, secretary and treasurer in 1946, and vice president and secretary in 1949.

He was elected assistant treasurer of Kansas City Power Light Company in 1950, when Peoples' Gas Electric became a division of that company. He was also at that time named assistant general manager of the division. On January 1, 1 959, Hawkins was named district manager at Mason City for Interstate Power Company, a position which he now holds. In 1926, he married the former Elizabeth Frye of Mason City. They have two children, a daughter, Mrs.

R. W. (Beverly) Kitto of Los Angeles, California, and a son, Thomas, of Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Hawkins is a member of the executive committee and vice president of the Moson City Chamber of Commerce, and was awarded the Outstanding Boss Award by the junior Chamber of Commerce in 1963.

He is a director of the Mason City Development Association and the North Iowa Fair He is past president of the Mason Cily Rotary Club, a past master of Benevolence Lodge 145 A.F. A.M., past president of Missouri Valley Electric Association, the Iowa Utilities Association, and the Mason City Board of Education. He is a member of St. John's Episcopal Church and a Trustee of the Diocese of Iowa, a member of the Elks, Mason City Country Club, Euchre Cycle Club, a 32nd degree Mason and a Shriner. Leslie G.

Hawkins is a man of great competence and executive ability with wide experience. Regardless of your bank needs whether they be, large or small our bank stands always ready to offer you the type of financial guidance that often proves the keystone of business and personal success. Our knowledgeable Board of Directors renders valuable assistance in this area. ST 'We're Here To Help You Get What You Want' FIRST YYTIOXAL BANK OF MASON CITY Member of F.D.I.C. July 5, 13 Mi son Clly.

Inwa NEW CYCLE IN of driving off in traditional automobile, newlyweds David and Nancy Stoess of LaG range, are leisurely bicycling to Daytona Beach, and back. They pick the roads as they go. Contract Bridge By B. JAY BECKER Top record-holder in masters' individual championship play FAMOUS HANDS North dealer. East-West vulnerable.

NORTH 4 82 WEST 461! A 7 6 J3 AKQ74 4Q954 952 EAST 10 9 7 4. 105 4 1087 863 SOUTH 4 A 5 84 3 4 AKG 2 A 10 The bidding: North Kast Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass South Pass West Dblc Pass Pass Dble Opening of hearts II you play regularly with fire, you must expect to ge burned once in a while. The bridge player who yets fancy occasionally in his bidding is a sense, playing with fire md he should be prepared to pay a penalty at times for misbehavior. Here is a typical exampl of how things can go wrong vcn in the best of circles. The eal occurred in the match be- ween France and the United tales in 1U5C.

The bidding a.s shown when a French air had the North-South cards. It is plain to sec that either orth or South, or possibly ioth, lost control of the bid- ling, since they eventually got an absurd contract of five liamonds three, 00 points. North's spade bid over the irst double may have been consistent with his style, but, if South never caught on to he bid at all. South carried Four retire from Oliver CHARLES men have retired from Oliver Cor poralion. Ercell C.

Vance retired after 19 years as a machine operator. He is married and has two daughters living in Chicago. He plans to repair and refinish antique furniture in his home. He also plans to do some fishing and traveling. Ivan Watros, Adams, completed 17 years in the heat treat department.

He plans a summer vacation in Alaska and three months (hiring the winter in Acapulco, Mexico. He has three daughters and two sons. His sideline is sign painting. Edward M. Griffin has more than 30 continuous years ns a crane operator.

He lias three daughters arid five sons, three of whom are now employed Oliver. Ills plans are for fishing trips and visiting. Lee C. Adams, Mclntirc, has spent nearly 20 years on various jobs throughout the plant. His retirement plans are indefinite.

Firefighters name officers at Charles City as though North were the nosl honest bidder in the vorld, though obviously the land proved that North had at east a liny streak of larceny coursing in his veins. Psychics a be paying propositions in a well-developed even this debatable but psychic bidding between partners who are not operating on the same wave CHARLES Oldham has been named president of Local 1043 Iowa Association of Professional Firefighters. Warren Monroe was elected vice, president; Charles Ellis, secretary-treasurer; a i Carbcnicr, Allen Slcffler and Ray Kilter, trustees; Keith Oldham and Wendell Durycc, rcla- ions committee. BIG ENROLLMENT The University of Missouri at Rolla now lui-S the largest enrollment west of the Mississippi can be murderous, to be the case in this length proved deal. At the second table, where an River, of the according American to statistics Society for Engineering Education.

American pair held the North- South cards, the bidclmg went: East went down one 1(10 points and the outcome was that the United States team gained (iOO points on the deal, be learned, The lesson there is one, run honesty more to the point, Not Pay. is that in pays, or the long perhaps Crime Sweetheart Baked By Buttr-Topp WHITE BREAD FAREWAY FASTCO BUTTER Big 16 Oz. 25c Loaf GROCERY DEPARTMENT ONLY LIBBY'S FROZEN LEMONADE 6Oz. Can ADAMS FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 6 ,0, $100 Cans FASTCO OLEO CRYSTAL BRAND BEET SUGAR Lb. Bag It HEINZ NEW PACK Tomato Soup Reg.

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