The Hopkins Journal from Hopkins, Missouri • 8

Another Day in the Life By RICK GRESSMAN More Contribute to Community Center A total of 24 persons enjoyed the ham dinner served Sunday at the Community Center. Although the ladies had hoped for a larger turnout, they agreed that it was a nice, easy-toerve crowd. They will not be serving dinner again until April the exact date to be announced later. In addition to numerous small donations and tips received at the Center, more sizeable donations have been received as follows: Mr. and Mrs.

Galen Turner (25.00 to fake in a matinee. The fflm which wasnt what we expected and cant be described here-cost (6. Another visit to a filling station wiled another (10 bill and wounded a five. By now it was time for dinner, but strangely, I wasnt hungry. I turned to my wife: Why dont we celebrate our anniversary, by having a late supper at home? As I am writing this now, we are back at home, and she is fixing an appropriate meal And I think that what has kept our marriage How about, for an anniversary present, giving your wife a vacation from the kitchen!" "Good I thought, so I woke her up at sunrise and announced, Were going to the city! By 10:30 a.m.

we were out to the garage. (We had to have breakfast, of course. And when my wife gets a vacation from the kitchen, its worth taking time to get ready.) By 10:35 a.m. we were at the gas station, where we parted company with the better part of a $20 bOL It took almost three hours to get to the city. On the way we met a truck, driving the wrong 4H Basketball Tourney on March Calendar Atchison, Gentry, Holt, Nodaway and Wrath County 4-H boys and girls, who did not play on junior high or high school basketball teams this past season, are invited to participate in the fifth annual 4-H baskeball tournament to be held at NWMSU on March 13 and at Maryville High School March 20 from 8:00 a.m.

to 6:00 pjn. It is expected to draw over 40 teams this year. This years tourney will be double elimination. There will be ribbon fra all participants and sportsmanship awards, plus old time movies shown while other games are going on. Participants may bring their lunch or purchase food and drink from the Band Booster! lunch stand which will be provided both Saturdays.

Trophies will be given fra first place in each division and fra sportsmanship. The divisions are grades 1 through 5 (boys and girls elementary) and grades 7 through 12 (boys and girls secondary). Several clubs may go together to form a team if necessary. Officiating, scorekeeping, coaching, etc. is done by the 4-H members and their families.

There were 1,200 in attendance last year with 45 teams altered. The event is sponsored by the Nodaway County 4-H Council and the University of Missouri Extension Division. GIRL SCOUT MEETING by Darla Davis Thirteen were present March 8 fra the Girl Scout meeting. The girls are Invited to a Cadet Sing-In Friday at the Hope Lutheran Church at Maryville from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The girls decorated Shehans window in observance of the 64th anniversary of Girl Scouts.

VARIETY SHOW PLANNED MARCH 12 AT BARNARD A Variety Show, featuring home talent, will be presented March 12, at 8 p.m., at the South Nodaway School auditorium in Barnard. The entertainment is a fund raising event to help finance the Bicentennial celebration and parade set fra May 8. Farrens Candidate for County alive for many years is, Im so romantic. Mrs. Phelps Named State Chairman for Easter Seal Campaign Mrs.

Joanne Phelps, wife of Lt Governor William G. Phelps, has been named state chairman for the 1978 Easter Seal Campaign, March 1, through Easter Sunday, April 18. Contributions received during the annual drive provide rehabilitation services for physically disabled children and adults. In accepting the chairmanship, Mrs. Phelps supports her husbands advocacy for vohmteerism.

Lt. Governor Phelps is State Volunteer Coordinator. War Memorial Planned for Courthouse Lawn The Maryville Jaycees and the National Guard are working on a Bicentennial War Memorial for Nodaway County. This will be made of granite and placed on the Maryville Courthouse lawn. Anyone interested in donating to this project please send money to the Maryville Jaycees, Box 44.

All contributions will be appreciated. For further information contact Mark Allen or Jack Cook, Maryville. way in our lane. Fortunately, we were in his lane at the time. Not knowing exactly where we were going, we followed the traffic to a huge new shopping center.

Said the sign, "Stay warm and dry in our malL Actually, the weather was fine, but we went in anyway. There were at least as many stores as advertised 150 but none of them seemed to have anything to sell but jeans, for (19 A0. We didnt need any. Most of three hours at the shopping center we spent trying to find our way out of the parking lot. It was still a little early for dinner, so we stopped again CLARENCE FARRENS Named Special Events Chairman for Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Mrs.

Norman Oberhauser has accepted the Special Event Chairmanship on behalf of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Mrs. Oberhauser will be recruiting volunteers within the community to plan an entertaining activity to take place this spring. The purpose of this Special Event will be to provide the community with information about Cystic Fibrosis and to raise funds to support research and care programs for children affected by lung-damaging diseases like Cystic Fibrosis, severe asthma, chronic bronchitis, and bronchiectasis. Cystic Fibrosis is the number one genetic killer of children.

Approximately one in every twenty Americans is a symptomless carrier of the recessive CF gene. Cystic Fibrosis is inherited when both parents carry the recessive gene. At the present time, no cure for Cystic Fibrosis is known. 8 HOPKINS, JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1976 MUTTI HARDWARE BOWLERS ROLL ONE WINNING GAME Mutti Hardware Bowlers won one of three games at Bedford Lanes, March 4. The Bedford Bowling Lanes team rolled two wins in opposition to the local group.

Joyce Chesnut took the lead with high game of 166 and a grand total of 469. Players 1st 2nd 3rd Tot. Joyce Chesnut ..160 143 166 469 Judy Morehouse 103 103 103 309 Linda Rauch ..155 110 126 391 Wylene Bix ....121 140 145 406 Josie Morehouse 112 119 135 366 Rev. and Mrs. Carl Hoff 10.00 Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Brown 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson 10.00 Phyllis Mutti 10.00 Roy Hammond, 5.00 Alma Chambers, The Dalles, Ore. 5.00 Nellie Gray 5.00 Fairview Chib 5.00 Bobby Kelley 5.00 Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Killion 5.00 The above names are those persons who have made contributions since the last listing in the Journal several months ago. All donations are very much appreciated, regardless of the amount VERN MELVIN NOTIFIED OF COUSIN'S DEATH Vern Melvin received word of the death of a cousin, Edgar Lindley of Mitchell, South Dakota. Due to weather conditions the Melvins were unable to attend the services Saturday at MitcbeH CATFISH AND CHICKEN FRY TO BE HELD AT PARNELL The Parnell Lions Club is sponsoring a Catfish and Chicken Fry on Sunday, March 14 at the Parnell Lions Hall. Serving will be from 11 a.m.

to 5 p.m. The public is invited to attend. For further information, refer to the advertisement on another page of this issue of the JouraaL CAR OIL CHANGE Does your car need an oil change? Refill with the lowest SAE number recommended by the car manufacturer. Heavy oil tends to increase friction and decrease fuel economy. A Tank Clarence Farrens, 55, Burlington Junction, has filed as a Democratic candidate for associate judge of the Nodaway County Court from the north district Others who are candidates for this same seat are Ralph Gordon, Hopkins, and Glenn Twaddle, Elmo, both Democrats.

Farrens is a former caseworker for the office of family services and was a county supervisor for the defunct commodity foods program. He owns and operates a farm west of Burlington Jet. He is a member and past president of the Burlington Jet Kiwanis Club. He and his wife, Mary Ann, have four married children and attend the Christian Church. He is a life-long resident of Nodaway County, and is a graduate of Clearmont High School He operated a service station in Burlington Jet for 12 years.

In 1970, he was an unsuccessful candidate for the county clerks position, running second to John Zimmerman in the August primary. The associate judges post pays a salary of (5200 a year plus mileage. New Football Coach Appointed at NWMSU Northwest Missouri State University, Maryville, has announced the appointment of James C. Redd, 33, as the Universitys new head football coach. Redd, a native of St.

Louis and a graduate of that citys Christian Brothers High School takes over the head coaching duties of a team he has served as an assistant coach for the past nine years. The appointment fills the position left vacant earlier this month when Gladden Dye Bearcat coach for the past five years, announced Ms resignation to accept the positions of athletic director, head football coach, and physical education coordinator at ctinfam High SchooL Dyes teams won 32, lost 17, gained a 1972 conference co-championship and an outright title in 1974. VETERANS BENEFITS The Veterans Administration pays out more than (7.5 billion annually in compensation and pension benefits to 5.5 million veterans and survivors. griDEll VERYJ Everything in Gas Equipment CLOTHES DRYING COOKING HEATING LIGHTING AIR-CONDDONING Lease Muutitn HHairdlwaire PHONE 778-3511 HOPKINS, MO. la the Heart of the Beautiful 102 Valley Country OUHOWNHOME STYLE BREAD SWIFTNING by Butternut 42-OZ.

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