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THURSDAY, MARCH 19,1953 MT. VERNON SIGNAL- MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY PAGE FOUR The Mi. Vernon Signal P U B L I S H E D E V E R Y THURSDAY ~ A t N a lfTCE'urch Street;~ML Vernon,-Kyr- Entered a t M L Vernon, Ky., Post Office as Second Class Matter. their own Darents due to t h e I i death, illness or seperation of I agents held 22,490 demonstra- , Community Betterment the parents. These homes are| tion meetings for rural people , . i needed not just for the holidays and these meetings were au- Spring is here and w but for all the year, just as \ ended by 387,743 persons. Sub- , to express our appreciatio ...... Akil/)pAn Knifn n knma iprts ranced all the Way tnru (Kn /inn inT i o u t iur W UK /cat, «I .V" : 4K_. i w apficviauuu for your own children have a home i jects ranged all the way tnrujthc ftne are doing twelve months during the"year: j ratming -JBid^hoiiiemffktng a n d - indeanlngrap. If you need any If you aYe interested in tak- j always the object was to teacn suggestions in beautifying your _ng one or more of these child-! a better w a y a n d to show farm ; property*, the Mt Vernon Wo- ' ren into your home or if y o u j people the results of_what other j man - s d u b j s ready to help Albert Schumacher & E l m o A n d e r k i n Owners an* Publishers y^ve f urt her <juestions a b o u t ' f a r m e r s had done with better | y0 u. If you still have rubbish " t h e foster home service of the methods and better materials, that neeeds hauling, remember Inevitably he must place ever j it will ^ picked up lhe greater dependence - o n adequ- | fj rst Tuesday of e a c h m o n t h if ate research and education t o j put in corftainers in an avail- stay ahead o f t h e game, and i n , a bi e place, anything except education toward better farm- ashes and brush. in* and better farm living, t h e j W e are Kralified wi(h , he plans the City Council has In Rockcastle County—— $2.00 Outside Rockcastle County.,... State Divisiofi of C h i l d W e l f a r e contact Miss Modine Smith i'our local Child Welfare Wor- I k e r . S h e m a y b e reached a t B o x i 202, Stanford, Ky. RAMBLINGS e'ight" S S : Another blow at the policy Well, our b o y s h a v e dorie it haVe fought this year by of perTnUting unnmit^ qviant- again! What appeared to m a n y : Fores t Rangers on the Cumber- Hies of f o r e i g n _ r « i d u a i luel an almost impossible a c m ?^ i land National Forest. Supervis- oil to^ade U.S. <^lmMk^ ment, has become a reality.. or H L Borden of Winchester has been struck by Congress ( h o t • t h e disastrous fires man James S. Golden ot Ken- The boys defeated the strong s(a ( es that the disastrous fires and fast Lib" team. They did of !as , faU eou id be repeated .tuckx. author of a bill tfl place it by superior playing. Our: any sprini - b o y s w e r e in good shape. They con ditions are rigm. ue sav* ...-— coordinated their plays. They t he public will take- Smokey shipped here from foreign t.inrifwt ic a ( M m parh "one iriciro th*» firo nrnhlorrv untnes. The import qu The Clmr LHdm for t h e B r o d h e a d S c h o o l 1 wil be highly appreciated. ROUNDSTONE Rev. P a u l T r o u n t e r filled his j As w e have many visitors, appointment at the Roundstone f r i cn ds and customers «-itj vouni-u nasi . , , , m n wil be highly appreciaiea. made to control the mosquitoes j 1952 Mr. Davis served as Coun-, f roa(J frien(i of our town. This is certainly! cil President. I ,, , ' t p a worthy project that concerns I T o m a n d T i m Thompson sons f jonra. «. each of us. jof Mr. and Mrs. Russ'Thomp- - YOURHAMEHT IIU uc itutaitu * . \ . , r "/ np|ivuimnii> "• ~ irienas anu tusiumiu »»«• -- , . - . any spring or fall if weather a limitation of 5 per cent of do- Baptist church Saturday night : ci ,„ w e won der if it wouldn't! top rank in Scouting. I right. He sa-ys if meStic fuel demand on residual , an( j Sunday. be nice to provide seats or Awards for .long " . , Vinrn fmrr> ' - r ,„ tv to provide m r _„ .. | Mr. and Mrs. Carol Ogg of benches for resting. ...™. - worked a s a team, each 'OMi fear's advice, the fire problem- untries. The Berea visited M r . a n d Mrs. Ro- cou | d -be placed in various lo-jC. CoUrord. P^rii "j fas , 20 points in t h r e e m i n u giving, support to the _o.her.jwn _be greatly, improved,, __ I 1 » » » ML Vernon with son of 515 McCubbing Drive , received the Eagle award, the ^ smar( ]cads up B JJ until Lilv threw the boys off balance - Thr « « -.Sfsr-E M W W " . posing icaui nau council uiung wuu - - - • __ r at the basket, except from long B uy Bonds, Blood Donations, last week made rt;.tanr.ra ! fit\ Tn Phnrrh ftr Smokev as adoption 01 7US bi distances. Tonight Lexington, ment. It is that far, and l three minutes. - .... b e r t e r o u c h e r S u n d a y . cations so people can visit and:";- "J.'"?'"" 77 Leaving' Mt. Vernon with a And their'defense was strong.! smokey "Bear is sponsored na-ures f o r t h e corrKpondirtg qua- M r Emmett Gabbard. Jess rest. Any merchant, b u s i n e s s ! G a m t t J e f f e r s o n 25 ' ' ;thre e point lad". Score 61-58. In fact so strong that the op- tonally by the Advertising rter of the previous calendar stovcrs Dennis Abney and Mr. {irm c!u b o r citizen who would S T a y o r and Gentry She . ' "—'Council along with programs as ; year, and Con^ss-nan f^lden : a n d Mrs . Howard Hayesi of In- , lke don ate one or ^dre.! ^ " g « o n 20 yoa« C. E H^rst Red callcd m e : Buy Bonds, Blood Donations,; last week made an appeal for d i an a visited home folks over p | easc con tact the club" presi- Ri^mond. T. J. T odd. c;. a moment, set their G o T o Church, etc. Smokey as adoptioin of ^us biU »s; a :means , he we ek-en d . Sent M r s . R W. Griffin or Ml*, j OI > n a " d r P avld Hunl " defense once more, then play- lr boys play at a project is 12 years o l d a n d is 1 of protecting the American coal Mrs Ben Wilson and Mrs. Logan Bryant - Comm. Chrm. £ J1 ? , nK the same high calibre dis- i t h e state tourna-; better known each year. Cong- industry and safeguarding t h e j j un j or Croucher were Sunday N ames of firms or individuals : H - E - ®^® n b®"8h. Sco'p„, m ', played in 'the first part of the i big honor to get rcS s has evert passed a l a w p r o - j Jobs of m i n e w o r k e r s and rail- | d j nner guests of Mr. and Mrs. cou ) d be placed on each seat. | ecutive o f t h e Blue Grass' Coun- an( , pUi|c<l ahead t o a 11 our boys will win! tecting Smokey from copyrite i-oaders. Marcus Sigmon. f Another great,, need has been cil. commended the volunteer K ( ^ H tonighL if t h e y p l a y like they' infringement, and a popular -^„ C °o r o i" ees one°of the! Mrs - Robcrt ^ bney has bccn called to our attention, A Pu- ^°" ,ers . J to "hCTii and Earl Noe collated 30 points did Saturday. We congratulate song, -'Smokey the Bear is country produces onei of t h e j sick. Those who visited blic Drinking Fountam! You n i f ! . from the uivot spot while Ken- coach Jack La swell for his ex- .now in music stores. The Smo- j basic M C M Q , her Monday night were Mrs. realize^ every one gets extre- .others like t t e m . — from Jbe^pivM spot. « » ^ p o u n d cellent coaching for much of key program i$. developed with give strength a^cndurance o Co lman Brdette, Mrs. Leonard mely thirsty on a hot d a y . i The prinifpal speaker was . Hln^krlfce^t the Lily the achievements^^are d u e t o t h e the aid of the State Foresters peacetime the Kentucky legis- j g ^s and Mrs. Howard Lee Please give this serious thought-Dt. Adolphus Gilliam, pastor of kind of training given to the a nd the United States Forest , ou . r nation in wartime anc CQ , , alk it ovcr wi(h your nc i g hbor the First Methodist players. Service. Smokey's picture has lator said. Anything that strikes Kellv Coffey spent Fri- and then express your desires Lexington He spoke ' 'appeared in countless newspa- f the heart of the coal Ha v " d iaLrfav n X with to us. We are anxious to help ing and the Man. D A'fewdays M o I . rambled and magazines with to : M? A X o t in«aU - rpr the countryside in search > rmihnn to crush everv ciearette izes lne men w n o w o r * in tuiu is t h e the entire distance Smoxey i Methodist Church, teari for 19 points. ScouJ- - Noe. defensively held his Dr. Gilliam man ,to 16 points while Corny if you want it. Now stressed the importance of Bubblegum Cornelius held the is the time to act. . Scout trainfng in building, char- 6-foot 180 pound Captain Lee ' Every one in Mt. Vernon is'acter in boys. He said that in the Tigers to 10 points, cooperating 100 per cent so let his tenure a s a member o f t h e Baker Mount s s, «'" us cohtinue working- together parole board for Kentucky Vil- lar guard, held the h i g h s c o r i n g to make our town more attrac- lage. he had never had a boy Reed to a total of 8 points (In. live and progressive. come before him who had-be- our other two games he aUow- Mollie Bryant. Com. Chm. come a-scout and stayed in cd.eajh of h i s t w b men a tield - • -Reputing past rank ' of First goal each, a sum total of 12 « u y a l e w i v - - - , . k . , . ! "V; ^ A,H«. Mr. and Mrs. -J. Jack Mc- Class Scout. .. points for 3 gamcsl. •; "lawful t o | Coast, and he c h a r g e d t h a t j h e Mrs^Ben Wn^n^and children f Kansas Ci.y. Kan-, Emphasizirj ^ ? . " » > « » ^ i j a n u e l . . S h e p j for ML over the countryside in search caution to crash every, cigarette nr(vihpa H for new readers of the Signal or m a t c h u n d e r foot on mineral around the mines hke. se M r anrf ^ Ben Croucher The trip took me over the ra- soil or use the car ashtray. J" sely a,,ecls ,ne enurc coun and b aby Mr. Willard Crouch- & r 0 0 U ^ h ,.^y U rOarHil. , ^ feavL.Td' 5 ^ c T r ' e f u ^ ^ ' ^ C o n g r e s m a n Golden present- ^ and Mta J-ice Jone;i vis- beyond. I h a d planned to coverj^ ^ alI k i n ^ ^ ^ Brindle Ridge, bt time goes so! to our^ttentta'ttafta March °.'" f ° rei f n <>» h a v e w a s h e d into Jaclc'Gatlifl'was^home o fast on those trios -PesterV qnt-Mav ^th onlv a few lhe fuel markels ot the ^ s i week-end from Ft. Knox. ll«t T c a n ^ c o v e r ' t h i s ^ i e ^ p t ^ ^ f ' ^ S n l T w f u l ^ i Coast, and he charged that the ita.!Ben WiUon andI child^ of the county. I s a w Mr. Beh- 1 burn debris before 4:30 P. M. wastc product of the refiner.es i a n d Mrs. Junior Croucher and sas announce , he birth o n Q o d has in people s lives.- Dr. lard's" rebounding rens and his family. Mr. Beh- Be Careful With Fire In or m ot ^? r ' ands was largely res-, baby. Sharon Ann visited Mr. Marcf) g , 953 of a , on Danny Gilliam said that jpeople with- ional. paving the rens has been with Renfro Val- Near the Woods.' ponsible for a decline ol as and Mrs KooerL croucrier j McKinney. Jack is the son out God would become blight- Vernon's II point lev for manv vears as one of i - much as 25 per cent in p r o - , . M r s . Ila Parkerson has re- the Important members of en-;. A statement from the Uni- duction in some counties of turned from .Florida .(pen- tertainers. He plays the guitar versity of Kentucky Experi- K^lucky last year. ding several weeks with her and sings. As his hobby he ment Station urges buyers of : ln Kentucky we look upon cad. McKinney 1 pre- s makes furniture for fcis home.; fertilizer to read the -label He i | c o a l a ^ t h e state's most impor- t iiuit* IUI u is iiuiiic. , iciuiuvi iv ivuu II1C Idun un . . • . . , . . . _ ... , making a desk o u t I t h e tags and t o b u y by grade. "f 61 - T , h,s industry is t h e Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hay. ° ° . / jr. hiDOfcI omn nvor nnn -nnnc« n,,.— - M n m nn V of of cedar wood. ;The grades give the percenta r"?« cst " j f t T r f f b r 'T B < ' r o a vis'ted Marnice Hayes Monday always 8'ves me a' phoric acid and potash in the B r 0 P a " 1 Troutner. Mr.-and •— . . nderstanding of people; fertilizer. ivl?" " s " ,?5.YA __j oJ.'. To the Republican voters of by approximately 220 persons Shelby Announcement for the encroachment of residual r en. Kelly and Janice and Roy Ro^kcastle 'countyT'^'l'widi to f r o m ' M * C e n t i ^ K c M u c k y | L e e Croucher from Roundstone anno unce myself as a Republi- ties. , - " " " " candidate for Magistrate. and places^ I saw Mr. W. H., Money can be saved, it is , , ., .. . . . , , . ,. Chasteen working in the gar- stated by buying fertilizer of , 0,1 , . , 1S taking the den. He had a problem on his j high grade. For instance, one ma l f ke . t for . f, oa ''. b4 ' w e ar . e were near Lancaster Sunday af- hands. It was- not a big one and j tcti of 0-30*30 fertiliser has y ®.'"",' 0 tenoon for church. it could have been solved easily the same amount of plant foods ?' had I known about it. We sontlas three tons of 0-10-10. The !^" a " r . d 5 f ?H, h i m a statement that his Signal' unit cost of plant food in t h e , yJY ' ^ had expiretfjfwhen he already higher analysis fertilizer will had paid foyiL I duly apoligi- be less than the unit cost of sented by" the Cha'rmetts./La- Red Devils passed the ball-Jo- fayctte High. Schools' Girl's the referees at the end o f - t h e chorus, accompanied- by Miss playing time. - Patsy Beard. Excellent sportmanshi'p and V A closing cejemony. Dr. D clean playing seemed t o b e the i «M< i l - a f -t<if r u l e Thr. ntficiatllt- was won- banquet. which was attended derflilly and .a^ly handled by - " —- Winfrey and t . Duke j A n Un«xp«ct*d Visitor . compared with period in 1952. The nau f/aiu t u u n . » UU1/ apuujji- | ivso UMtl iilC Ullll WUM ill «1 . . , , ,, , . . .. zed and made correction at .lower analysis fertilizer. Save Harlan Coal Field i s o i l . 2 per once. Mr. Clwstcen lives i n o n e money and save-handling ex- c f, n, ^ lhe Big Sandy Section is Qf the oldest houses in the.tra weight by buying the bet- off ? 4 , pcr ce , l J ,2 n , county. It's a log house and on iter fertilizer. " ~ h " u " "" ' 7 *— fifth diflrict of Rockcastle Co.. Announcement For this coming primary election. I • . August i. 1953. Magistrate I a m thirty four years of age. married.and the father of three' i Coleman. Tonight Mount Vernon plays the' Newport Catholic team at Lexington. SPELLING B E E ' Continued from p«g» one To the voters of number 5,2 Eugene Collings. Pine Hill School, Teacher Mrs. Bertie i whole is off 17 p e r cent. , ing"'both" """ " "" election time. Anything side of the house Just be-j Fertilizers sold in K e n t u c k y ' t a d l r t w ta letori 'congrets- Some few days ago a second bTthe 6 e«ly ,9 ' s lt8 0 el ^%la« ShOW ^ ,oure £ ° f P 0 ^' S 'manGolden fald that mini* of «rade boy came yelling i n t o h . g h r y appreciated. ^ « ^ W S W ^ X t ^ h a t t X Quentin^BarnetL " Jrom muriate should not be us-'Then he continued: "This loss -ious outfit slowly floating down , , T . . led On tobacco except in limit- of dome stic production and pro 'be riven Said to his opinion Awards Made 10 At several homes the Signal ed amounts. It is safe to use po- gres sive unemployment in Am- it w a s a steam boat because it Leaders in Scouting makes its appearance second tash from sulfate on tobacco, erica is not confined t o t h e m i n - had a mysterious whistle or hand. The neighbors lend it | Buyers should be sure to speci- j nE industry alone. Besides all horn on '• which was spasmodi- out, doing a good deed. fy the potash be from sulfate 0 f »his vear it causes a loss to cally blowing. This excited the -it 1M.( ntnnt A# i4 ...1 . ..* . ' *" The Beech Grove School - situated o n a p o i n t w h e r e S k e g - children. I have- lived in Rock- Magistral District. gs Creek empties in Rockcastle castle County all of my life and I t a k e t h i s m e a n s River- soms tew hundred feet , think most pf you know-me. I for reelection to the very "On- 3 Elizabeth Carol Thompson, from each oilier and ovtrloook- hope to see all of you before port.int office of Magistrate Ottawa School, teacher Mrs. The fifth district is composed Delia Scroggms of the following precincts: Po- 4. Wanda Fay R u c k e r . G a b b a r d wers. Orlando. Crooked Creek. School. Teacher. Virginia Pet- Red Hill. East Livingston. Ple- ers Holt. asant Run and Mullins. The Judges for both contests - I want to thank the voters were Prof Ambrose. Berea for what they have done for College. Miss Miller and Miss me in the past and want Jo Thorpe from the Training thank you in the future for School of Berea. > your support and influence in made to 13 vol- this race, coming up August 1. to two-. ] 953. I h a v e m a d e you a faith- the past seven and if I . a m nominated i f o r the next four ; 46th District Continued from p*9* on* LIswell Record: 75-27 Rounding out the first fivo e: Charles Shepard. 6-2 sen- forward. Manuel Shepard, The beauty of a nawspaper or at least most of it from sul- , he railroads of America, which whole school and the entire ^nle Scouts laSt night ot the ful s is that it does not deteriorate fate, where the fertilizer to be are themselves essential to our overworked children including "S'e =>«H«S last i R 4MBfc"° mal,er h 0 W - m U C h 1h P ^b,: O ,^ f a e, It nd - and wclU-.WMfcand prosperity of..the aged h rBle S ^ i Boy ^d " I! -should be irsed Carefully in ac- mn rp than SRS million annual- made a mad rush f o r t h e play^ - . . ,u' j - I overheard a little story the cordance with instructions sup- i y . Because of the loss of pro- ground and s u r e e n o u g h when,^ o( Kentucky Stud- By the help of the citizens and .... wu.u, SiwLte Uie ^mal^It P » . t duction of coal lhat is being }he excitement quieted down^ , Union building. Invocation the cooperation of the Rural brother to Charles. 5-11 sopho- preciate the Signal. It is no Available at conty agent-<rf- replaced by imported fuel oil. «*ing U P the r.^r sdme d.s- was prescnte<1 b y Rev. O. W. Highway foreman we h a v e d o n e more forward and Charles Bak- ... djrect Joss of wagcs to , hc tance we couio see me OUIIII. yatcs Roscmont .Baptist church, much for tKe county roads in er a 5-10 senior guard. in and operate our About this tune tne engineer > Th( , gj| vcr Beaver award /or this district, and if I a m ejected Other members of the Red reaching $41 mill- OT whoever or wnateyer worK- ou(sta n d i n g service to boyhood we will do a lot more in the Devil squad are. Earl Pittman ed the correct lever, this whis. ..^ as presented to Dr. Kenneth next four years. I am making ,5-9 senior: Robert Speft. 5-10 longer thrown away, but kept f i c e s a r e - t w o publications a s a keapsake. I suppose the {He-: buying and using fertilizers: m e n " w h o tures we publish have a lot to do: Extension leaflet 114, Phosph- railroads with that appreciation, but I a t e Fertilizers, their purchase ion per year.' trust that w e c a n always merit i a n d values and ExDeriment Stn - Congressman Golden also such < I attitude. w - »-• J, MIV.II j always merit •, and values and Experiment Sta e". t i e opened up. Haw Haw tion Circular 70. Fertilizers., minded his colleagues of the Hee Haw Hee Haw! This i their purchase and u s e j n f i e l d d a n g e r involved to the nation- an -exciting time for all, for- al security in placing reliance Betting lessons, lunch and cv- 111|slull Jllls lliv 111B , lvol upon a fuel that cannot be ship- erything we watched and list- ar(J tho Bluc Grass Council .per safely in times of interna- to every move and no"" lional hostilities. He asked that that came from this monster. his bill be passed in the name We c o u l d n<5t t e l l w h a t it w vl4V , fc h.A• ~-r -•—- of the coal and railroad indus- made of only a gloat -of logs. Council since 49. He has held Livingston a n d w e will get that 1 To represent the 12th Region -ISr.k.. .1.™ Welfare is presently conduct- tries and their thousands of sorra scattered planks (a thatch .positions of District Advance- completed this year. We also in the state tournament is quite make mat sham turn- leadine In* a homefuiding^ campaign, workers and neighbors, as Well cabin with a lean to on one im ent Chairman and Council have the Salt P e t r e C a v e road an honor, just as it is to repre- Cn _ as j Qr sake of the security side and the rear end. It seem- Advancement Chairman. Dr. and the rural road from Climax sent any other region, but the ed'that the lean-to on the rear'Thompson served as District to the top of Big Hill. I have trip is so coveted in the 12th w a s t h e engine joom or at l e a s t ' c h a i r m a n of Wilderness Trail voted and worked with the because there are 40 schools where the engine was-located. District in 1952 and holds that- people and rural highway-de--competing fop-the annual so* A great many of the families I crops. were not' at home, so my visits were futile. Near the Holt home 1 __ ,. - is a fork in the road and i took xiomefindmg Campaign the one leading to the Holti home. They were gone. So 11 _ _ T h e State Division of Child of the coal and railroad indus- made of only Thompson Berea; Ross Kream- this race o n m y record. I a m n o t ; senior, Bill Chancy 5-9 eighth er. Danville; and Phillip Wil- running for any office o r a m I igrader; Jim Cummins 5-7 soph- son and Robert S. Davis. Lex- taking part in any office butjomore and Bob Kelley, 6-2 sen- ington. This i s t h e highest aw- the Magistrate Office fifth dis-;ior.- n-trict. We just lack one and! In four years at Mt. Vernon give. Dr. Konrteth Thompson three-tenths mile having a rur- j Coach Laswell has made a splc- of Berea has served o n t h e E x - al road from Fred Jones' to ndid record. His teams have ecutive Board of Blue Grass the mouth of Gai/ley-Branch a t j w o n 75 games while losing 27. make -that sharp turn- leading ing o to the Oak Hill road. But I;Hundreds of chiidren found it rather difficult tojtucky from 6 to 16 years of make the turn and got stuck I a g e a r e without home and fam- of this nation. lor a short time I f t h e neigh-Jjlies. Jrtost of these children are : they 'can 'imaging "who nut' !iWri* bTvond''thei? n timII d in h 1he' ,wha t a man hears he may By this t i m e t h e y had drift-1 office at the present time. partment t o g e t the "roads that journ. them there P , ir tu " e » he j doub f what a m a n sees h e m a y ed to almost opposite us and RossKreamer of Danville we didn't have when I was el- I saw Mr Fith i TU! u"fJ cnviron ment. possibly doubt- but what he forms resembling human be- (picture unavailable) has serv- ccted the first time, and we D ®*r Sighted one of his farms It is a b e l u t i ^ a v a i ^ b l e 'adOTtlon Th« docs himself he cannot doubt, ings began to appear on the ed on Executive Boar.d of Blue have improved lots of old coun-. Continued from pa 8 . o r ful valley. He' has anpWare not c u d d l y b a b i ^ Mo^of 1 - with ,his Philosophy Dr. Sea- raft outside the cabin. A man. Grass Council since 1948. He ty roads and bridges and put in is.the third report w e h a v farm over the hill. Mr. Baker them are in the awkard age.: m ? n A - Kna pp. an agricultural - - . lives i and children. It ap- - - by. A short distance' But they are ^ ^ ^ " " h i l d r e r i ! s c i e n t i s t , s t a r t e d demonstration poared to us ^they were pull- beyond the hill is the-Oak Hill j w h o long for fathers and moth-P lanlmES _ 5 ° years ago on a ing: o a r s t h a t they turned their school taught by Miss Stephen- iers. Some of them have lived farm ,n Te * as \ 10 -the ad-1™"*®" 1 «hiI. Suire en son of Brodhead. I stopped just!seven or eight- years in'an in- van tages of using the best var- ough with a lot of time and a f o r a minute at the school Istitution waiting for a family iclies and . lhe ^ s t cultura J j ?• °L H !?| ane i 1 hen m that W naridle where about 15 pupils were 1 their own or anyone else's to Practices in growing corn and 'his Padd'e, then that paddle present,.only two w e r e a b s e n L take then, to Jive in a real home collon - From . 'ha* beginning }hc d ' d A short distance from the They have grown up knowine has Brown the Extension Ser- below the mouth of the creek school live M r . a n d Mrs. Provo little of the everyday sort of vicc in A 8 ncu i'ure and Home on the Rockcastle County side Amburgy in their neat home, living that is done in a home Economics, a cooperative ven- When every necessary rope Mr. Amburgy works at the They, haven't answered the te- ,urc ,he u - s - Department was securely fastened to the Blue Grass Ordnance during lephone for mother or adjuster °' Agriculture and the states nearby trees and quiet had set- the afternoon and evening. the furnace thermostat or de- through their land grant col- tied over the outfit, the captain Space does not permit to tell frosted the refrigerator or was- le * es and universities, reaching had pulled the correct lever. Of the other homes visited but hed of the family car. Nor have kxtey in to practically every Co.; the whistle had broke the sil- hope to say something m o r e j t h e y k n o w n the love, care and ' n the country. In Kentucky,: ence over" the vacinity by its later dn. i close family ties that come only i t h e University of Kentucky i s ! H a w Haw Hee Haw Hee Haw. from home life. 1 """ Forest Fire Damage Set ai $12,648,231 has been Concil Chairman of Camping and Activities since 1950 and serves in that capaci- ty at the present time. As a National Council Representat- ive, Mr. Kreamer has represen- ted B l u e G r a s s Council in Na- tional Council meetings in Bos- say for ton, St. Louis and Philidolphia. He has given leadership to camp development projects at Camp Offutt, Council Camp. Phillip Wilson of Lexington has served as-District Commis- sioner of entral District since 1950. He is a member of the Executive Board. Mr. Wilson has served as Chairman of the cooperator, with county ex'ten- j Our old" friend Cl'eatus with, his C o u n c i 1 Ushering Comittee lot of concrete tile. ccived reports of deer being In closing my announcement seeen in this neighborhood. I want to say beware of false Sometimes deer i propaganda and false rumors) ing with cattle. as you will hear a lot of t h a | The deer on as you will hear a lot of t h a t : f a r m fled into this race. A l l y o u c a n d o o r j woods when the dog frighton- ladies and gentle- ied it. - found feed- Mr. Bullock's nearby The Child Welfare Division, sion workers in every county' family walked out, leading the I seeking foster homes for these i ot the state. j family jenny. Said they were , children. Foster homes are not Just-to illustrate how Dr.; stopping for a rest and get ...... 1950. Robert S. Davis of Lexington- served as Chairman o f t h e Ol .cnuaren. rosier nomes a r e n o t i Jusl lu "«*» "'• 'Stopping iui « I , _i IOJS In 1Q<0 Smokey, the forest fire prev-1 adoptive homes but r a t h e r s u b - ' K n a p p ' s idea has grown: In supply of food and fuel. Will tral "'strict inmi. iting bear is, warning every-; stitute family homes for child-: Kentucky last year the county tell you later of his stay and and 19501 h e served as LOUTOU ne that the spring fire season r e n w h o a r e unable to live with 'a™ and home demonstration! leaving for Ark. IFinanct Chairman, in isai ana The Cheer Leaders for the Mount Vernon School

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