Mt. Vernon Register-News from Mt Vernon, Illinois • Page 3

TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1969 THE REGISTER-NEWS MT. VERNON, ILLINOIS 2-A Succeeds Don Lee NEW MT. V. the Ronald E. Cornwall' family; Mr.

Cornwall will become agriculture extension adviser of Jefferson county on March 27. From the left are Carta, age 3, Mrs. Joyce Cornwell, Cindy, age 5, and Mr. Cornwell. -0- -0- -o- Alford, a director in the assb- ciition, said that a foundation program for the next school year of $600 would require approximately $350 million of new money to help solve the serious financial problems facing the local schools.

Alford said that' a minimum of $600 in the foundation program an increase of $200 from the present $400 foundation pro- Ronald Cornwell New Extension Adviser Here Ronald E. Cornwell will become Jefferson county extension agriculture adviser on March 27, succeeding Donald O. Leo who retired January 31 after 28 years as extension adviser in Jefferson county. Cornwell's appointment was announced this week by Huel Cross, Belle Rive, chairman of the Jefferson County Agric 1- tuie Extension Council. For the past three and one- half years, Cornwell has been associate extension adviser, agriculture, in St.

Clair County. For one and one -half years prior to this, he'- was Assistant Extension Adviser, Agriculture, in Marion County at Salem. In these two positions with the Cooperative Extension Service of the University of Illinois, he was in charge of 4-H work and worked with many of the ac' It Extension Education programs in the counties. He began his teaching career with the Extension Service following his graduation a B.S. Degree in Agriculture from the University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign, in 19G2.

He is presently working upon a Masters' Degree in Extension Education at the Uni- -o- in Urbana- versity of Illinois Champaign. He grew up on the family grain and livestock farm near Martinsville in Clark County. In addition to his county 4-H club leadership, he was a 4-H member for eight years with livestock, crops, and conservation projects. He has held all of the various offices in the local 4-H club. The new Jefferson County Adviser will be moving to Mt.

Vernon with his wife Joyce, gram with the qualifying rate display case two weeks ago Hal Boyle The Poor Man's Philosopher NEW YORK(AP) is back, you don't have In pay a good time to brush up on your them so much, double talk. i It ust sounrls lkc a ii ht Our conversation tends to get knock in the engine. My moa bit rusty during the long win-1 chnnic will have it purring like ter months, and if a kitten by tomorrow." After careful wo start saying things ne gots through working it over, we really mean. you'll get a bill for $150. That, of course, can be social- 0 ne could ever call your ly disastrous.

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"I saved this steak especially for you, Mrs. Willingham. It does look a bit of course that simply makes it more got lost in the Florists Meet At Ramadci Inn arra ge SPS 1 The merit as part of the gift. i Ivan's Flowers and Gifts, and of the ed Easton Blowers are local mom carpet for voting VIPs is under bers of the world wide organiza- lion. CRITICIZE CONG question Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

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He discussed several new services recently created for the T) pn 0r sa tno ncre ased Air Force installations, but ci- convenience of FTD customers. jt i the war does not con- vilians are used here bee; 'ise of Among them is Speed-A-Gift. a stilute'a proper contribution for the predominantly civilian program designed to allow gifts a positive development in the makeup of the base's work to be delivered almost anywhere talks. force. HIGH PRICED CITY remaining approximately the tame would allow for needed improvements in the local program.

The Illinois Association of School Administrators has supported study and revision of the present state aid formula. They point out that there is in Illinois great inequality of educational opportunity between who is a registered nurse, and their two daughters, Cindy Ann in fL pupil expenditure in the state. It was reported that the I.A.S.A. Legislative Committee is continuing to do research on the problem of more nearly equalizing opportunity, and the Committee strongly supports the increase to $600 as an in- 5, and Carla Jean, Professor H. H.

Gordon, Assistant State Leader in Extension at the University, said "Ronald E. Cornwell has excellent training and experience to bring to' the people of Jefferson County in working with them in an ongoing Extension terim step. Education program." The Illinois Association School Administrators' Legislative Committee voted this week to support a $600 foundation When army ants rest at night, program for the schools. each ant clings to a neighbor, The school administrat thus forming a living rope with group has urged the governor their tens of thousands of bod- to support a $600 foundation i s. Hanging from a vine or log program in his budget for the to the ground, the mass of next school year.

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Feel perfectly free to do it anyway you want if you don't do it my way, you'd better start looking for a new job. "It's such a nice night out, why don't we sulk the rest of the evening if I make him spring for a cab. "Your speech really made our annual dinner a success, senator. I don't know when I've enjoyed a talk did get a nice long nap at that. "It has alwaysbeen the policy of our publication to encourage struggling young authors." If you give them a pat on the NEW YORK (AP) New Yorkers have a higher cost of living at three income levels than the average U.S.

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