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Page 8 Fulton County News, Thursday, Sept. 5, 196 Pag( Et SALVADOR: A "BRIGHT SPOT" IN CENTRAL AMERICA In F

SIGHTS TO SEE MI THE CAPITAL

There are 28 squares or plazas in San Salvador, but only the Parque Venustiano Carranza is named in honor of the Me- ones which have gardens are mentioned. xi.an President who gave the first wireless telegraph equipment Parque Cuscetlan at Avenida Roosevelt and 25 Avenida Sur. to the Government of El Salvador. There are beautiful ,tropical (Buses 7 and 4). p ants strrounding this plaza. Across the street is the Presidential The International Fair, where the National Museum and the Pala,_e and the Military Cuartel del Zapote. Located at the end Fa', buildings can be seen, kilometer 5 on the road to Santa Te- of Avenida de Los Diplomaticos. (Bus 1 "Colonie America", Bus cla (Bus 7 "La Ceiba", or Bus 101 to Santa Tecla). 2 -San Jacinto", Bus 11 "San Marcos", and Bus 12 "Los Planes"). The National Stadium, with a 25,000 capacity, has a soccer f eld, O'impic swimming pool, shooting range, gymnasium for The National Zoo is closed on Mondays. Free admission. JEANNE physical exercises and athletic fields. Its name is Estadium Flu, Located on Calla Model°. (Bus 2 "Modelo"). dratshter 01 B'onca (White Flower). (Bus 7 passes one block away from the Harden of north s'de; Bus 4 "Estadio" stops at the south front). Plaza Las Americas has the statue of the Savior of the World, a ISM ere High Sdio The National Gymnasium (Gimnasio Nacional), with a capa- "El Salvador del Munch)", the patron of the Republic. This plaza city of Matte Bush 12,000 spectators, has a basketball court where inter- is at the end of Avenida Roosevelt. (Buses 7 and 29 from down- She held* school tournaments are held. (Buses same as above). town going west, and Bus 101 going to Sant. hide). Mann 194 Awl* Qum Parque Infanta, the only one in Central America, protected from the traffic of the city. There are mechanical children's rides Balboa National Park. If you wish to take a ride out of town, and a small train for children and adults. We recommend that lake the road to Los Planes do Renderos, and you will find this. you visit Café La Pancha, which is located at the side of one of beautiful park. It is about 10 kilometers from the city and has the native statues at 99 Avenida Norte and 79 Calle Poniente. the best climate in the area. There are various lookout points This park is within walking distance of the downtown area. where the Capital city can be seen. Above the park is the famous Puerta.del Diablo (Devil's Door) about 7 minutes away. From this Closed oa Monday point one can see the Pacific Ocean and the coast. The area is Parque Bolivar, with its large tropical trees, is interesting. perfect:y safe, It is recommended that you do not go during Located on Cello Ruben Dario, between 13 and 15 Avenidas the nights if it is cloudy, because visibility will be poor. (Bus Sur. (Bus 7 stops at north front). 12 will take you to the park only).

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HISTORICAL NOTES: Before the Spanish conquest, El Salvador was inhabited by two tribes: The Pipiles who lived from the lempa River to the Guatemalan border and the Lacandones who lived from the Lempa River to the Gulf of Fon- seca.

El Salvador took its present name during the conquest led by don Pedro de Alvarado in 1525- 1526. Before the conquest it was known as the Territory of Cuscatlan. los geneses quo en Is EMS'redesa a is NOMA SYL- VIA sea * Isisdevds a Semis, Mrs. Pant ISMIMPEllior, Senor The Spaniards brought the Catholic Maras Mock senorita Nora 1111641a Meekko. estesid Motter Lee religion, Prise, Pradissie de Is Fantasias Prise, foramina/se y paired's-- the customs of their and beginnings of civilize- der net event, y el senor Entente Date°, Director orwente del ton. REATH, lastitate Pialvadontue de TOTIsluO. &aught,' They found balsom tree whose sap was vs, Lane et iNSTITUTO SALVADOR/AO DE TORISMO EPTVLIRA raw- luable in drugs and perfumes. They called it ana CESA PARA, REPRESENTAR A EL, SALVADOR EN MITA- Peruvian balsam to versity. )(MEN DE LA ELECCION PARA REINA DE BELLI= D. hide origin from pirates. FESTIVAL DEL SANAS° CITY OF SAN SALVADOR Shokam Independence from Spain came at the Cen- canoe C Fulton, Kentucky y South Fulton, Tennessee, celebran este ono, del tral American level. It was first attempted on 1941 Ind 4 al 7 de septlembre, su sensational "SIXTH INTERNATIONAL November 5, 1811 but was not obtained until BANANA FESTIVAL", con is partictpadon de odos los palate be- September 15, 1821. nkneroa. Asistirin estudlantes, DtplomlUcos, Artistes, Ilinteak Ravorteros. iklucadores y muc.has otras personalldades. Among the leaders of Independence were Father Jose Matias Delgado, La participaclen de 111 Salvador, par medlo del Institut° Salvado- General Manuel Jose ran° de Turlsmo, °star& represented& par la encantadora seno- Arce and the Aguilares Brothers. rita NORA SYLVLA MONIES, quIen participari en el =worse pare la Metro& de la Princes& del Festival que se Rev& a cabo a- Jose Simeon Canes abolished slavery in 1823. nulmente en cludades. La sem • Monte' Rene IS General Gerardo Barrios should be mentio- de eds,c1 y • de sus atributos Riles Rene uns ned because he provided 4( aptltud the impetus for the cultivation of coffee which is the most important basket to Lake Chanmico Is off the highway between Along the pevernent of the Inter-Attnerle divas. Almost everyone carries • Santa Ana. highway you can still see en amnia product of the present national economy. market San Salvador end oxcart. .v op•• OOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOO O

DONNA Is Ni. David P YOUR FRIENDLY PHILLIPS DEALERS A gra* 66 with OM L a mboll year ma We are proud to be a of the twin city community, to share State Ni duds M with them their:' ;-T - effor Is to bring about friendship and mmvoliet understanding with our Latin-American friends with whom we 4Okra CI share a coladdeace strong of interest. Harvi men's WELCOME TO THE Fulton testing ANNUAL BANANA FESTIVAL hole fir catisamiacashilaidhoweasusam Irter.f=117111111111

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W. at McKenzie on Saturday, to CEMETERY MEETING DUKEDOM NEWS help make plans for the program Mrs. Millman Westbreek for September 24 at Good Springs. There wth be a cemetery meet- Mrs. Opal Outland arrived from ing at Oak Grove Church of Christ, 5, 196 Pageant Beauties Vie For Title with located between Fulton and Duke- Sympathy is extended to the ham Chicago Saturday for a visit and Mrs. Basil dom, on Sunday, September S. at Hy of George Rhodes, who was her family, Mr. Saturday Competition Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd 2.30 p. M. The QUIVOSe of the In Friday, buried at Cuba last Tuesday, fol- meeting is perpetual care. All in lowing his sudden death, although Watkins. father, tereated persons are urged to at he had been in bad health. He is a Mrs. James McClure's con- tend. brother of Mrs. Mae Byars of Duke- Edward Johnson, is in serious dom. dition St Fulton Hospital. His chil- . Carl Westbrook was returned to dren, who live at Sharon, Pa., have WE RENT - - 'T. B. Hospital in Memphis by Jack- been at his bedside the past week. Mrs. M. J. Tyson and daughter, son Brothers ambulance last Tues. Hospital beds day and expects to be there for Doris Walters and two sons, from several months treatment. Montgomery, Ala., are here for a Baby beds visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bell. Mrs. Moselle Mansfield had to en- VIOCUUM deantrai ter Hillview Hospital again, aftkr Also, Mr. and Mrs. Coy Bryant and being dismissed. two children, from Memphis, spent Floor polishers Mrs. Augusts Reed is in Bowlds sunday with them. Hospital in Memphis, Room 519B, quite ill at his for treatment. John Simon is has been to Paducah Mrs. T. L. Ainley attended the home. He WADE FURN. CO. examination and ex- meeting of the executive commit- hospital for surgery soon. Phone 472-1501 Fulton, Ky. tee of Hopewell Presbyterial C. P. pecting to have ANITA TREVATHAN, 18, daugh- PAMELA SUSAN WILLIAMSON, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Frank 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Trevathan, is • junior at the Uni- ert Williamson of Route 3, Me- versity of Tennessee Martin. She tropolis, Illinois, is a 1981 high was a maid in the Gleason royalty WELCOME . . . .VISITORS schlep' graduate and now a fresh- for three years, homecoming man at Southern Illinois Univer- queen during her senior year in sity In Carbondale. Sise holds the high school, third runner-up in the TO THE SIXTH INTERNATIONAL BANANA FESTIVAL! LINDA LEONA 6011E, RI, daugh- title of Miss Southern Illinois Miss Weakley County Contest and JEANNE ELLEN HARDEN, 24, ter of Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Gore of Electric Cooperative and Miss was chosen as Dixie Bell to parti- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin T. Loris, S. C., is a HO graduate at Illinois Electric Cooperativ• for cipate in the Cotton Carnival for NORMAN BENNE'TT, Distributor Harden of Wilmington, N. C., is Wayne's SCh11101 of Dental Assisting. VHS. two years. • 1964 graduate of New Hanover Her previous titles have been wit's GULF OIL PRODUCTS High School and attended Miller the Horsy County Farm Bureau Mothr Business College two years. and the Harry Electric Co-Opera- PHONE 472-3181 FULTON. KY. She holds the tilt, of Miss Wilm- five. Page 9 Fulton County News, Thursday, Sept. 5, 1968 ington 1944 and North Carolina AMA* Queen. Katherine ermilic;st • The Democrat for U.S. Senator Boyce F. Martin, Jr., Chairman . . Claude Reed, Treasurer . . . Peden for U. S. Senator Headquarters, 460 S. Fourth Street, Louisville, Kentucky.

JUDITH ANN MATTHEWS, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Matthews of Sikeston, Missouri, is a junior at Southeast Missouri the great value titles know previous public State Cathie'. Hier ..she was one of the first officials to ass Miss Cape Girardeau, second runner-up for Miss Missouri, and Preliminary swim-suit winner in Miss Missouri pageant tir INTERNAT1010011111ANA FESTIVAL and gave a helping hand

AS A U. S. SENATOR SHE CAN DO MORE

REATHA ELAINE LONG, 20, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin LAM of Route 6, Lafayette, Indi- ana ,is • junior at Purdue Uni- versity. She held tie title of Miss Miss Tippe- KATHERINE as Shakamak in 1962, canoe County in 1944 and is the 1941 Indiana Rose Festival Queen. PEDEN'S hard work brought 150,000 new jobs to Kentucky

VOTE KATHERINE DONNA FRANCES CARTER, 19, Is the deuglder of Mr. and Mrs. David N. Carter, Sr., of Jackson. PEDEN A graduate of Jackson High Scheel with the 1187 class, she attended Lambeth Celle,* at Jackson last year and is transferring to Memphis for U.S. Stater this fall. Previous titles in- Senator...The Democrat clude Miss Madison County, and a member of Miss Limbo* and Miss, Okra Court,.

WINS GOLF TITLE This message sponsored by friends of Harvey Jeffrey won the 1988 men's gold Chinni/10=60 at the Fulton Country Club Monday, de- Katherine Peden in Fulton County. feating Max McDade 2-1 in the W- hole finals, IlralimillZ1111111111Mal Bigalbar ran

Page 10 Fulton Co ty News, Thursday, Sept. 5, 1968 ED MEXICO ---the friendly land of the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City In all, twenty cultural events, ber of the international "first sculpture, and "op and pop" zirt- matching the 20 athletic contests, team," the Mexican attitude is works, Mathias says,"Not yet,and we don't expect much—people at World's Largest are slated to %Me place before, still relaxed enough to stimulate -- the makers of the during, and after the Games. some highly original thinking. all levels here have a great sensi- Come opening day, some 11,000 Who else would have an archi- bility to good design. When chang- ing the traditional to something country athletes, officials and journalists tect in charge of the Olympics? Banana Pudding salutes the from 131 countries are expected Designer of the magnificent new new, it is always the petite bout. to be on hand, to say nothing of an Museo Anthropologia, generally geois who object, and Mexico has estimated quarter-million spec- considered the world's finest mu- almost no petite bourgeois. Mod- hosting the world's finest athletes tators and tourists. Will every- seum, Pedro Ramirez-Vazquez is ern art forms will not shock the thing be ready in mahana land? also enough of a wheeler-dealer sophisticated Mexican, and the Probably. Unlike Japan, which had to get the job done. He is a mod- Indio loves them—many of hisown to virtually rebuild Tokyo for the ern entrepreneur of the arts, a folk arts are remarkably similar. '64 Games, Mexico already had team man who brings in the right After designing the Olympic logo, two new stadiums and a good people for the right jobs, on the Lance Wyman discovered a pre- start on a superhighway siestem. basis of ability rather than pol- Columbian stamp with almost Also, instead of a politician or an itics (a novel approach for Latin identical concentric rings." athlete as head of their Olympics America). One reason for Mexico's em- Committee, they have an archi- Chief graphic designer on the phasis on culture is that, in this tect, who can't be fooled on pro- Ramirez-Vazquez team is an non-competitive field, everyone duction schedules. American, Lance Wyman, creator can participate at an equal level. Bluff Avery Brundage, head of of the Olympic "look"—every- The fact that a troupe of fire danc- the International Committee and thing from official postage stamps ers from Samoa receive as much a man not known for overstate- to the giant posters plastered all official attention as the Bolshoi ment, says, "If we had had the over Mexico. Lance works closely Ballet or the Newport Jazz Festi- slightest doubt about Mexico's with Peter Murdock, a young En- val has the hearty approval of ability to stage the Games, we glishman who translates Wyman's the International Olympics Com- would not have made the designa- basic designs into three dimen- mittee. tion we did .. ." sions—street signs, information In the games themselves, the Brundage goes on to say, "We kiosks, huge 'aelium-filled balloons big question is just how well the want Mexico to organize the XIX marking the locations of various world's great athletes will do at Olympiad Mexican-style, not as events, and the color-coding of 7,349 feet. As even the casual the Japanese would do it and not entire streets and buildings. Their tourist knows, beating Mexico as the Italians would do it, but as multi-lingual staffs swap ideas City's altitude is more than mind the Mexicans would do it." And emerging from assorted back- over muscle—the rarefied air af- that's just what the Mexicans are grounds, work smoothly as a team fects no two people alike, but in- doing, taking the Games as an in spite of language problems. fluences everyone to some ex- opportunity to prove the big- tent. At this point Russian, French, sombreroed, manana-minded and Olympic culture coordinator is and American athletes(and prob- highly nationalistic Mexico is gone, Mathias Goeritz, a middle-Euro- ably those of every other country and in its place stands an up-to- pean with a Bauhaus background. that can boast a mountain) are working out at high-altitude train- date member of the world com- world's finest sculptors to design ing camps and plan to arrive in munity. • monumental abstracts for the Mexico early enough to acclimate. Modern as the new Mexico is Highway of the Arts—ranging from It seems likely no records will fall all it takes is a glance down 25 to 54 feet high, these giant (and in events calling for a long sus- glass-and-steel lined Avenue sculptures will be spaced along the tained effort (swimming, rowing, Reforma to prove it), it's modern the main road leading from down- marathons), but Mvico's thin air in its own way, flavored with a town to the Olympic sites. should have little effect on those traditional Mexican mixture of fan- Asked if he'd heard objections requiring a short burst of energy color, and Latin exuberance. to this dominant emphasis on tasy, (pole vault, high jump, dashes up Though eager to become a mem- modern graphic design, abstract to 200 meters). Miss Bodo Giner de los Rios will be at the Festival rep- resenting the Mexican National Tourist Council. She is "Miss Guanajuato" one of the most beautiful republics In Mexico. *‘iiiiiRT OF MEXICO PLACES OF INTEREST

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OCTOBER El Castillo, or Great Temple of Kuktd-Kan, most imposing Quetzalcbatl, or the Plumed Serpent, supreme god of the 21 monument of those at Chic.hen Uzi, Yucatan State. The speakers, Is vividly represented in dtse protrud- 12 - Nahuatl pyramid is dedicated to the feathered serpent, called by ing stone sculptures found on the sides of the Pyramids of Teotiltuacan. the Mayans Kukul-Kan and by the Aztecs Quetzalc6ad. /11111/11/ Be Our Guest! WHEN WE SERVE THE WORLD'S LARGEST BANANA PUDDING Al The City Park Pure DISTRIBUTORS ierepertekt, CE 'tfri 4 idia MiCallairA mil

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kownditi. Now ygol_i• efttAi mate the titioat 4 bt. guatemala C-and well dressed people make the most CMS"g a rmenb Nation Counts Blessings In Fight To Reach Potential

can't be- GUATEMALA — "This million a year, helping to "And we're Just beginning said Palacias. "Wq gin to estimate how much little country has been offset the loss on coffee to exploit our mir.eral re- soft wood is there." blessed by God," said Anto- A large producer of tropi- sources which are believed to "A industries nio Palacios. cal fruits, Guatemala also is be very rich," he said. Some of the with a temperate German firm is surveying that will develop from this The words may have been blessed climate in the highlands, our mining possibilities; a said by a poet, but Palacios vast timber supply include suitable for growing apples, United Nations mission is — who like many Latins prefabricated houses and plums, pears and peaches. evaluating iron ore deposits; probably has the soul of a furniture, pulp and Bank of Guatemala is and the Italians are explor- schools, poet — is, instead, an econo- The promoting development of ing for sulfur." paper, plastics, compressed mist, a banker and a plan- the fruit growing industry. The mineral-rich middle varnish, turpentine, ner of Guatemala's future. wood, Palacios said. strip of the country will pro- and several others. vide "a mosaic of investment More than anything else, "Guatemala has much po- the past five years, for our people and greatly Palacios wanta to see his During tential in industrial expan- cattle ranchers have made improve our source of ex- country take advantage of s to n," Palacios continued. great strides in improvise ports," said the banker. the many "blessings" so that "Our largest industries now quality and quantity of International Nickel al- Guatemala may fulfill its the are food processing anti phar- their herds, providing another ready has begun an opera- great potential. maceuticals, but there are Item for export as well as tion near the eastern coast also plastics, tires, textiles helping to teed the crewing of Guatemala that will even- Former secretary general and clothing industries." population. tually be a $60 million invest- the National Economic Giving impetus to Guate- of ment Mined nickel will Planning Council, Palacios mala's industrial growth is The government also is bring Guatemala an estimat- now is general coordinator of an organization c4Iled Finan- continuing with agrarian ed $25 to 830 million a year the Bank of Guatemala, ciers which serves as an in- reform with emphasis on In exports, Palacios said. which is housed in a beauti- termediary for industrial de- distributing governm•nt new building near the velopment With initial loans ful owned land In the northwest Fishing Is another develop- heart of Guatemala City. of $5 million from the U.S. section of the country, Pala- ing industry and both for- glass Agency for International Through the wall of cios said. Besides giving the eign and domestic firms are office, Development and another 15 In Palacio( 15th-floor landless a stake hi Guate- involved In shrtinping Meng city million from the Bank of you can see the busy mala's future, this the country's Pacific Coast. mountain program Paris, Financiers is provid- below, framed by a also is directed toward devel- voice- ing loans to a variety of new range punctuated with of this sparsely set- Even greater wealth Ike opment Industries. TIOS. tled region in the northern panhandle of A serene picture, the view A variety of cooperatives Peten, where coast-to-mast "An amazing thing about tends to dim any thought of also are helping the small forests have Gni/ begun to Financiers," said Palacios, two trouble in this delightful farmer find a better market be tapped. "Is that there were country. But Guatemala has for his crops while generally "It is estimated, that there groups trying to establish always had more than its helping to improve his life, are 21 billion leard feet of the same kind of organiza- share of political, economic he said. hard lumber in that area," tion. and social headaches.

"More than anything else ANOTHER COUNTRY HEARD FROM,,, This is Maria P Miss Guatemala in the Miss Universe con- needs paltical sta- a country test who will be coming to the Festival to participate in the activities and the Princess Pageant. bility if it is to progress." (Photo courtesy Guatemala Tourist Commission.) said Palacios. "But I think the political climate here is better than ever before. There is a feeling of confi- dence among business and Industry that Is very encouraging, too." "I Just Want To Deliver A Friendship Still primarily an agricul- tural country, Guatemala "Ihiiirlietffi',Weed to sew tote Message," Lovely Miss Guatemala Says dvmdianee an coffee, its dtW export, for various rea- sons. Palacios said. "Guatemala has been los- Maria Cristina Porras is the name resented Guatemala at Santa Ana's ing $35 to $45 million a year of the beautiful Guatemalan repre- Festival, in El Salvador, our neighbor- on coffee because of poor ing country. Later on, I was invited to world prices And because sentative in. the VI Banana Festival in Central Ameriea lacks the Fulton', Ky. She was born in Antigua participate in the Cane Festival in Co- voting power at inti rnation- Guatemala, the magic colonial city lombia, but once more I could not at- al meetings to make deci- sions that would benefit our near the capital of the country, in May tend." countries," he said. 5, 1947. She is now a pretty 21 year "Have you been to the United To compensate for this old girl, and works as the personal sec- States before?" we asked. "No, not loss, Guatemala has been I really encouraging farmers to diver- retary for the President of the Guate- yet,"—she answered—"but sify croPs. Cotton, exports malan Congress. want to visit that wonderful country. or 'sic now amount to $35 Very young she moved to Guate- Particularly, I would like to go to mala City, and studied to become a sec- Washington, D. C., New York, Disney- retary at the Guatemalan-Belgian land, and of course Fulton, Kentucky." Lakes Like This Dot Countryside School, which is directed by Belgian "What do you think of your com- nuns. After graduation, in 1961, before ing trip to Fulton this year?" working for the Guatemalan Congress "I am sure I will be very happy she worked for several other com- during that visit. Mrs. Westpheling and Guatemala Is Long on History panies. her son, and Col. Mercer Lee, who I understand is President of the Price Pedro de Alvarado, con- Soon after, an earthquake For a short time Guate- formed an independent gov- Inquiring about her being elected Foundation, who came to invite me, queror of Guatemala, estab- and flood completely de- mala was an ______o the ernment and in 1847 became Miss Guatemala, in June 1967, she showed how nice and kind people in stroyed the town and the a republic. lished the first capital at the newly-formed t7PrriGin. Em- moved the capi- •J usto Rufino Barrios, says: "I decided to participate simply Fulton are, so I am sure I will greatly old Indian city of lximche in few survivors pire but when Mexico be- site now called the Lincoln of Guate- 1524. When Alvardao died in tal to the known as came a republic in 1823, Gua- because I wanted to meet more people. enjoy my stay there. mala, became president in 1541, his widow, Dona Bea- Antigua. temala chose its own form of participants and 1873. He brought to an end There were thirteen "I will do my best to be a real good triz, called the municipal government. officials together and or- When this city was d'S, the economic and political the winner was supposed to travel to representative from Guatemala. I do on July 1 of that dered them to name her as stroyed by earthquake in However, Influence of the church, pro- Miami for the Miss Universe event. posing a r, Guatemala became not plan to win the beauty contest but his successor. 1773, the present capital, ye moted education and commu- part of the United Provinces Special circumstances did not allow me I want to deliver to all Fulton's .The She became the only wom- Guatemala City, was 'stab- nications, encouraged agricul- just country in liaised, On Sept. 15, 1821 Gua- of Central America. tural development, and grant- to go. Anyway, I felt very happy be- from my ed by an ever to head a people a friendship message continental America in her temala declared its indepen- When the Federation col- ed freedom of worship to ell ing myself the winner. Last year, I rep- people," she added. Wad. own right dence from Spain. lapsed in 1839, Guatemala religions...... • his is proud to belong • to the twin-city •

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• community • • • It has been our pleasure to be a part of the bustles. life of the twin cities for many years. The friendships we have • made, the respect and admiration we hold for your will • to forge ahead, and the progress all of you have made • working together, makes us proud to share your • growth. Congratulations on the tremendous .f- forts undertaken to stage another giant • • Glenn Puckett. left, manager of the Henry I.Siegel Fulton. Ken- Banana Festival. Si. Siegel tucky plant and Phil Matron., manager of the South Fulton Tennes- 0 the two •VI • • 11410000 • • 04) 0.111111010 IMO • 410 see plant examine a pair of the thousands of oants made to 0400E10 0400 • • fb• • *lb 4111110411111* IIIIIIIIIITinaM111111111616111 IffinierM1

1-)age 1 Page 12 Fulton County News, Thursday, Sept. 5, 1968 Lan ainRETtAepdINTOAxDAcart Mrs. CO/TA RICA dailEOR fRA T D LAe PCAR Mrs. I day, Se, Hospital COSTA RICA: Independent Democratic Republic. Costa Rico is in Central America, being situat- Ironer LOCATION: nesday, ed benreen latitudes 8' 2- and 11" I3'N and long,tudes 821 45' and 85, 511-W lies within the tropics. It is bounded on Funeral the North by Nicaragua, on the East by the Caribbean Soo. Roy Wr on the South by Panama and on the West by the Pacific and Rev Ocean. Burial w Alle, 19.883 square miles. Mrs. POPULATION: 1.567.230 (January 1967). Webster ORICIAL LANGUAGI: Spanish. of the I CAPITAL: Son Jowl Metropolitan Population 563.762. Terron . (January 1967), Altitude 3.805 fat above sea level), of Jim ASONITAIY UNIT: Colon, money exchange for US dol'ors death in is (6.62 when selling dollars. and (6.65 when buying Survivl dollars. Costa Rico coinage is in denominations of (005. Mrs. A 1 (no, 5 0.25, 0.50, 5 1.00, & 5 2.00; paper currency in Turner, 1 5, 5 10. 20, 5 50, 5 100, 5 500 & 1.000, TheM are of Fulto no orm•cent coins, 100 cattalos equals one colon 5 II: Plural, er of De colones. To Stinotri) Mrs. NATIONAL KOMI: Guano Magda (Cattleya and (Enteroloblion Cycle- ton NATIONAL TIM: El Guanacaste Crutchfi carpurn). CUMATI: in Costa Rico (geographically situated on the C. Turn Torrid Zone at 9' N. Lot). is far from -torrid-. any time of great-gr the year, excepting near the wia-level shorelines where the climate temperature is naturally tropical. RISewelters, the -level. itemperatur0) is determined by the altitude above sea Ascending to higher terrain, by rail or roadway, the tem- rise in Harr perature descends. Descent, during travel, brings o Curiously, temperature as hills and valleys are traversed. the year. temperatures are Mare at less constant day or night Stric round, at each level; from the warmth at sea-level to tbis chilliness of the volt volcano and mountain slopes which Servic climat- range up to 12,000 fat. Choice good•living area, .Union C ically, it is some 35•mil•s•ocross Central Plateau, between rarely climbs above Obion C 3,500 & 4,000 ft whore the temperature died su below the high 504 day or night. the high 70, nor drops while on 12 months of Me year. predominantly are of Coucasion Hudso MOM: of Costa Rico Derby R (white) stock with a minimum of mixture among the aborigine Indians, and other races in comparison with other Latin Am*. to Hillvi rican countries. While many races are represented in Costo pronoun Rica; leg.; Negroes, Mulattoes, Indians, 5Jovs and Orientals, as well as Anglo-Saxons, and others; there is no integration. agregotion problem. Without any legal lows, or social rules, A seems to rest largely with about It; behavior of the individual Ernest each person and his, or her, selfrespect. This phase of wilf• respect seems to have become something of a custom, a kind ott, bob of personal - dignity, possessed by rich and poor alike. Thus, were inj block, generally, to the casual observer, black accompanies near Ful everyone rnorena with marina, and white with white; while their car respects the rights of everyone •Ise. Naturally, although re- rade wh latively rare, them are exceptions; but these only tend to constructi in exemplify the personal freedom and independence existant Miss Ana Maria Rivera H. Miss Costa Rica of 1968 in the ditch. Bot Costa Rica, Miss Universe pageant will represent her country at the Hospital, and GOVERNMENT: Responsible, alternate, representative Banana Festival this year. base ho popular Republic. It is represented by three different and received 1 independent power,: Elteaftive. Legislative and Judicial, contusio TNT PINSIDENT: is elected by popular vote for a term of four years. Period of May 1966 to May 1970, Prof. Josh Joaquin Italia Fernandez. Rev. CONGUSS or Legislative Assembly is composed of 57 South F members which ore elected to office for the period of four past four Costa Rican Oxcart Wheel by low. Colors Are Brightened on years by popular vote. Voting is compulsory to accep JUDICIAL: Supreme Court, is composed of seventeen Texas, members, divided into five Courts, appointed and re-elected for periods of eight years by the Congress. Garden of the Americas PIOVINCIS For administrative purposes the country is divided onto BA seven Provinces, each under a Governor, and these are further A FRIENDLY COUNTRY THAT OFFERS THE VISITOR .s divided into Cantons, whose chief cities hove Municipal Rev. a ALL .0E THE ELEMENTS FOR A PLEASANT VACATION Councils ancl4AtIkturn into Districts. The Provinces are, Alaiuela, Ca Guionacaste, Heredio, Liman, Puntarenas (1100.. 1 and Son Iota. 7 nattied E IF COME BY PLANE you will be able to SUNNY BEACHES are plentiful in Costa Rica, YOU HISTORY: Oesto Rico was discovered on September 18, catied-R watch the exhuberant vegetation, the majestic where the visitor can enjoy health-giving dips 1502, by Christopher Columbus who landed at Calory Bay, mountains and this abundant rivers—all of which in the ocean and the invigorating rays of the where Liman now stands, After the Spanish conquest of the constitute a promise of marvelous fishing, hunt- tropical sun. Indians in 1570, Costa Rico became a Province of the Cap- V Guatemala ruled by a Governor stationed ing and other excursions. in Costa Rica, taincy General of THE ALLURING MOUNTAINS in Cartago then the Capitol. For the next two and a. half H. S. IF YOU COME BY BOAT you will have the covered with thick forests, are a sanctuary for centuries of the Colonial period the inhabitants where eco- five of their opportunity of visiting the modern beach resorts the most varied species of flora and fauna. Its nomically starved by the mercantile policy of Spain and Service by raids of Mosquito Indians where you can swim or bask under the warm wonderful, scenic landscapes attract a great coasts were conTinuolly ravaged Fulton Cl from Nicaragua or attacks by English and Dutch Pirates. 9 a. m. sun. many excursionists. of the San e tropical Following the declaration of the independence Former Fort at Jos to assist Costa YOU COME BY CAR over the Inter-American THE COUNTRY'S TOWING VOLCANOES, mainly Central American States in Guatemala City in 1821, ents wit IF state, until its annexation landscape Iran's and Fogs, with their huge craters that Rica was for a short time a free as Highway, you will enjoy the beautiful Central American States by the Emperor - them the reach down into the bowels of the earth, are along with the other ••Aervice, and the country's varied climates, from worm of Mexico in 1822, Two years later, however, corn* the :- • weather of the plains and coastal regions to awe-inspiring in their majestic beauty. proclamation of the charter of the Central American Fede- cool in the mountains. and on January 22, 1825, the promulgation of Costa the invigorating weather SPORT FISHING is another of the attractions that ration, Rica's first constitution. The country withdrew from the fe- desig- COMFORTABLE LODGING is available both in Costa Rica offers in abundance, whether you deration in November 1838, although it retained the San Jose, this capital, and at beach and other prefer deep-sea or freshwater fishing along the nation of State until September 1848, when it was anti:tim- vocation resorts you may wish to visit. You will many rivers that exist close to the capital. ed a republic. on ad- find hotels, motels, boarding houses, etc., whose • WO( Was late( waged against William Walker LAKES, SWIMMING POOLS, SKATING RINKS and from the United Slates who hod mode himself dic- unswerving motto is to give the best of service venturer many other similar places offer the visitor all rotor of Nicaragua, and in whose defeat, President Juan • to all visitors. that elevated him into kinds of entertainment. Rafael Moro played a prominent part for your a national hero. COUNTLESS RESTAURANTS offer, Since then great strides in cultural and material ad- THE TRADITIONAL HOSPITALITY of the Costa Rica. Known pleasure, the most varied and exquisite menus: vances hove been mode by the people of Costa Rican people is, of course, ono of the factors that buildings native food and international cuisine—whatever as a very democratic country with more school of any will contribute to make your stay in this country than soldiers, Costa Rico has the highest literacy rote you may' wish. system is most pleasant. of the Central American Republics and the school transportation systems o model one. The communication and greatly to the are being continually improved contributing position of the advancement of the economic and industrial country.

TOURISM, This Is one of the principal new sources of San Jose's Sundays income helping the economy of the country. During 1966, 98,909, tourists visited Costa Rica. They contributed to the straightening of the economy to on estimated amount of US$15,389,351.?1, The Institut° Costarricense de Twismo (Cato Rican Tourist Institute), is the official office In charge Full of Happy Noise of the promotion and control of all the activities related Idyllic Spot Is Tortugas Island weth tourism

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Page 13 Fulton County News, Thursday, Sept. 5, 1968 5, 1965 DEATHS • PIERCE STATION By Mrs. Charles Lowe

'The revival closed at Chapel Hill Mrs.Ida INtes last Friday night. Bro. Smithmyer brought a wonderful message each Mrs. Ida L. Yates died on Mon- night. Frightened, its wing broken, the bird was clinging to a rail day, September 2, in the Fulton David Long suffered quite a when Tod found it. He brought it Hospital, following a home, and "Reeky" became its long illness. shock and several injuries in a name. Funeral services were held Wed- wreck last Tuesday night. His car nesday, September 4, in Hornbeak was a total loss. He was taken to Days passed and the bird mended quickly. Funeral Home chapel, with Rev. Hil!view and later transferred to "Racky's getting well," the six Roy Wright of Maury City, Tenn., Baptist Hospital in Memphis, where -year old informed me one day. and Rev. J. F. McMinn officiating. he underwent surgery Friday night. "Will he fly away?" I nodded. Burial was in Old Bethel Cemetery. He is doing as well as can be ex- "But I want him to stay here! I'll feed him, and let Mrs. Yates, 85, was born in pected. His mother is at his bed- him sleep Webster County, Ky., the daughter side and his grandmother, Mildred in his box-house, and take care of him—an' everything!" of the late William and Elizabeth Freeman, goes down every day. "But Terron Melton. She was the widow he might want to be with his friends," I said. There was Also, his grandparents. Mr. and silence as of Jim Yates, who preceded her in Mrs. Paul Long, and Evelyn spent the boy pondered the idea. death in 1931. Sunday with him. His room num- "All right," he finally said. "I'll let him go. But I bet he'd Surviving are three daughters, ber is 621-E. Allen be happier here with me!" Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Mae Mr. and Mrs. Jack Raymond and Turner, Mrs. Charles Thompson, all son, Dan, of Nashville, spent the We, too, of Fulton, and Mrs. Laverne Turn- would be happier if we knew where we belong in week end holidays here and attend- the complex pattern er of Detroit; two granddaughters, ed the wedding of Miss Pamela of life. God helps us discover ourselves and Mrs. Tommy Lawson of South Ful- Greer and Mr. Charles Cooley Sat- our place in His universe through His Church. ton and Mrs. Tommy Bennett of urday night. We extend congratu- Crutchfield; The child didn't know any better. one grandson, James lations to the young couple. C. Turner of Fulton and three Mr. and Mrs. Jim Campbell, of Do you? great-grandchildren. Memphis, spent a few days here with Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rogers. They were enroute home after a two weeks' Harry Hudson Is trip to California. Mrs. Bob DeMyer was a dinner Stricken In Fulton guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jackson, in Hornbeak, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Services were held Tuesday in Clarence Roberts attended the funeral of Union City for Harry Hudson, 55, Malcolm Johnston last week in Obion County tax assessor, who Union City. --- He was from Caruthersville, died suddenly last Saturday night Mo. , Mr. and Mrs. Bulloch, of Mem- while on a visit to Fulton. • phis, spent the holidays with Mr. Hudson was stricken while at the and Mrs. Almos Polsgrove. Derby Restaurant. He was rushed Mrs. Willie Marler, to Hillview Hospital, where he of Martin, was and Mrs. pronounced dead on arrival. Kenneth Roberts and Mrs. Wallace Cunningham, of Paducah, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stem one AIRMEN INJURED afternoon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adams, of and Elli- Ernest Winslow Wayne Martin, spent one day last week ott, bcdt of the Millington Air Base, with this writer. were injured in a one-car accident Mrs. Stacy Samons, Mrs. Willie Friday when near Fulton last night, May Wagster, Mrs. Lena Taylor through barri- their car rammed a and Mrs. Myrtle Wiseman of Union highway under cade where the is City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. construction and plunged into a the John Smith recently. ditch. Both were rushed to Hillview William Earl Long has been a the Hospital, then transferred to the patient in the I. C. Hospital in ('hi. at Millington. Both base hospital cago the last ten days. His room received lacerations, abrasions and number is 16. contusions. Little Miss DeAnna Ferguson, who is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill STOW RESIGNS Ferguson, in Troy is at present visiting her other Rev. Gerald Stow, pastor of the ggrandparents in Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe. ▪ South Fulton Baptist Church for the past four years, resigned last week to accept a pastorate in El Paso, Texas. News From Our Boys In The BABY GIRL ADOPTED Rev. and Mrs. Henry Hanna have SERVICE the adopt.ik of 1,Aby gittl0August is.'Sre has ;•.ft HUNTER ARMY AIRFIELD, GA. narned Elizabeth Ellen and will be —David L. Austin, 25, son of Mrs. called-Bath. Virginia M. Austin, 216 Carr St., Fulton, Ky., on August 13 received VET'S AIDE COMING the silver wings of an Army aviator and was appointed a warrant of. H. S. Miles, contact represents- ficer upon completion of a belicop- Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday live of the Kentucky Disabled Ex- ter pilot course at Hunter Army Psalms Psalms Psalms Proverbs Isaiah Amos Matthew 11:1-7 104:14-26 124:1-8 271.8 8:18-27 Service Men's Board will be at the Airfield, Ga. 40:25-31 31-8 Fulton Chamber of Commerce from During the 16-week course, he, 9 a. m. until 3 p. m., September 13, learned gunnery techniques and cs12? t cstv t qztr t sz±? t t cd2c. t t csir t Etz. t t t TIP to assist veterans and their depend- tactical maneuvers for helicopters ents with claims for benefits due supporting ground troops in corn- ,- them as a result of their military bat. He also received instruction in helicopter maintenance and survival • techniques. This Feature Is Published With The Hope That More People Will Go To Church. It Is Sponsored By Firms Interested In This Community.

THE FULTON NEWS WILLIAM WARD STOCKYARD Market Printers — Publishers Piggly-Wiggly Super Church Street South Fulton, Tam Commercial Ave. 471466 South Fulton 4734E12

INTERSTATE OIL COMPANY HORNBEAK FUNERAL HOME ROBEY'S ANTIQUES Henry L Siegel Company, Inc. Jelbers of Shell Products 352 Carr Street Pullen and See& Pullen 2"a miles south of Fulton on Highway 45-E has Fulton Phone 4734412 Fulton Phone 4733351 a good selection of general antiques in all categories indicative of this area. Compliments of We are also constantly buying and we believe CITY DRUG COMPANY THE crrismis BANK Fulton Wholesale FlosIste Make our bank your bank we pay more for good antiques. At present we are Yew Proscription Drug Store Cut flower. *men florist guppies in need of old china dolls, silver, pewter, cut glass. Wien, Ky. Piton. 4724301 Hickman. Ky. - Phone 236-16511 Dial 4714371 art glass, china, dough trays, bells, clocks and furniture.

Write Box 269, Fulton, Ky. or call 479-2668. PURE MILK COMPANY FULTON ELECTRIC SYSTEM EVANS DRUG COMPANY To All Banana Festival Visitors—We Extend ; At the store or at your deer Fulton, Kentucky "The RoxeN Owe" tour. Wm Street Dial 4724421 our best wishes for a pleasant *Ohm, Ky. Phone 4724311 4111 Lake Street 4724363

E. W.James & Sons Supermarkets Park Terrace Restaurant Hickman - Fulton R. E. C. C. And Gift Shop Greenfield Monument Works Antiques Hickman, Ky. Union City, Teem. "Live Setter Electrically" Souvenirs lbseelleal Peed In Operation 66 Years Private dining for WO South Fulton, Term. Hickman, Ky. • Large Display • • Well Lighted At Night • Afternoons • • Open Sunday JACKSON FUNERAL HOME Fulton Coca-Cola Bottling Co.Inc. King Motor Company, Inc. MANESS & SONS Member of Kentucky Burls, J & Assoc. Assilierload Pordlee end Rambler Dealer W. D. Powers ' Greenfield Kentucky Avc, Fulton Phone 4724471 P often Phew vis4213 °belly 40-5414 — Dukedom, Tenn. Phone 4724511 Orionfleid, Tom lel W. Side Line Mesa 47,4171 emototromemmerarman 111/1111111111111114+

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"Sing-In" With Famous Opry TV Personalities To Emcee Talent Show, Music Fiesta, Pageant; To Appear At Festival McKin Stars Class I In these days of "laugh-ins", East of Greenville, Ky., Inc little- "sit-ins", and "love-in", this year's coniammity called Rosewood, Merle David b 'Citizen' Hawley Banana Festival will be high-Bglt• Travis was born. He gained his President o ad by among other thine, a first linowledge of airing mimic school senii in". On Saturday, September 7, When be heard his ember 'My a Other off To Again Emcee Dottie West and Merle Travis will five airing banjo. His brother's skill Bob Boyd be presented in an afternoon coik In building things produced a Vetter, sec Event cent of country music. guitar. On this 'nem- trtasurer, Princess Dottie West was born around Mc- tent,in6171,learned a few chord' Edwin Hit of and boon to sing songs he'd learn- Susan Tege When Ise International Benena Mirmville, Tennessee. Being one Pageant stages Hs ten children, and from a relatively ed (roan en old wind-up phono- historians. Festival Princess graph. It was at this point that biz competition with a truly interns. lowincome family, Dottie learned work style began to develop. tional Savor, Dick Hawley of SS early in her life that hard lion SIMIC-TV, Memphis, will take went a long way toward building From these humble hoeing:WC over the reins as Master of C,ere- character. Between her work at be went on to become a legend in ramies for his third consecutive home Dottie did her utmost to find his own time. The "Travis Style" year at the Princess Pageant. odd jobs which gave her the money of guitar pining has made him one Mr. Hawlen is one of the Mid- to get music lessons on the side, of the most imitated musicians in South's favorite M. C.'s for variety Mile she was in elementary and the entire world. fashions shows and beauty high school. These same bits and Mows, being an accomplished pageants. He bias been -associated pieces cr work provided the needed Besides recording Mar, Merle hem with some of the most outstanding cash for her college tuition at Ten- Capitol also appeared in the Movies, on events in Tennessee, Arkansas, nessee Tech at Cookeville. radio and T. V. Missouri, Missiuippi and Kentucky. Dottie records for RCA Victor The "big fella" (he stands 6'5") and in 1964 won the Grammy You country music tans don't was born in Brooklyn, New York Award for "Most Outstanding Fe- want to miss this exciting show . and moved to Memphis, Tennessee male Performance" for "Here another exciting "happening" at in February, 1961. Dick is married Conies My Baby." this year's Banana Festival. to the former Opal New:on of Gads- den, Alabama and they have two sons, Rick and Ronald. Mr. Hawley is probably beat known for Ms nightly appearances John Williams on Channel 3's "10 P. U. News" and the "Channel 3 Weather". Dick Hawley Show He is so beloved In Fulton they Williams Emcees Talent tall him a "citizen." And Music Fiesta At Festival Page 14 Fulton County News, Thursday, Sept. 5, 1968 have One of this area's most popular oroadcasting, five of which 'Coptor Display personalities adds luster been spent in television. His career television station to the Sixth Annual International Ba- began in Union City at nana Festival, John Williams, of WTUC, which is no longer in ex- Will Feature WPSD-TV has taken over the duties istence. He was then employed by of master of ceremonies for two of WENK in Union City as an an- Gunship, Carrier the Festival's most outstanding pro- .nouncer and sportscaster. Williams went tn grams. He was emcee for the Tal- In 1960 Mr. Two Marine helicopters from Jackson. Tett- ent Show preliminaries on Tuesday ork at WDXI-TV in Quantico, Virginia will be on ex- host to a Part night and will emcee the Inter- nessee, as Dance hibit at the Sixth International Ba- American Music Fiesta and the program, as well as sports director nana Festival on Thursday, Friday Talent Show finals on Wednesday and news announcer. In 1964 b. and Saturday, September 5, 6 and it actually takes twice as long to complete a call by night in the tent at Kitty League joined the staff of WPSD-TV in P; 7 in South Fulton, Tennessee, Did you know Park at seven o'clock, ducah as a news announcer atr. A Huey gunship and CH-46 Mr. Williams was born in Union was elevated to Accour.t Executie" Transport will be located north of getting a number from information as it does to look it up in the City. Tennessee, and has had eight in 1965, continuing his duties as the Park Terrace Motel beginning year, experience in the field of announcer on the 600 PM news. at 12 noon on Thursday, September directory? S. Both ships will put on a flying show during the giant parade which We didn't believe it either, till we tried it ourselves. 1 110•"1 11 starts at 10:30 A. M., Saturday, 1111 September 7. That's why... Four officers and six enlisted men, all Vietnam veterans, will be on hand to aid in the exhibit and answer all questions. 1 0EAVEN HILL Along with the helicopters, this Marine unit will also have on hand an arms exhibit. ALL-AMERICA BOURBON D.A. Five Categories from Kentucky Vie For Many There's HEAVEN HILL, "made from a you'll Ii time.honored formula since Awards and sw 1788," is truly an ALL-AMERI- Festival them. T CAN BOURBON. Due to unparal- leled uniformity, Gentle taste, Five categories of talent have smooth flavor, distinctive aroma, been selected for judging in the 1988 fine Banan-A-Rama Talent Show in IS HERE Kentucky craftsmanship, the Sixth Interna- quality and moderate price, we conjunction with tional Banana Festival Ube held in D.A. is Directory Assistance. A new name for a familiar service. Your "Di- say: the twin cities of Fulton, Kentucky - 11,000,000 CAN'T OUT A South Fulton, Tennessee from Sep- rectory Assistance" operator is here to help you on the rare occasion when you BETTER BOTTLE Of SOURION tember 4 through September 7, 1968. can't find a number listed in your phone book. CH•aven Hill DIstillorms, Inc When your "Directory Assistant" gives you the number, write it down and Check yo groups chosen for this year's 1967 The wardrobe competition are: Vocal Solo, Vocal to keep it handy. The next time, you won't have to take twice as long complete tired app t II I Group, Dance, Instrumental Solo Distilled AM Meese Dy Huron Hill DisnlInnee, Inc InnWarn, Neilson County Kentucky and Instrumental Group. your call. Why make two calls when one will do? approach

One winner will be chosen from each talent group on Wednesday SE night, September 4. Each category whiner, in addition to receiving a $50.00 Category Award, w1 earn the right to compete Thursday night for the title of Grand Winner and the $100.00 Grand Prize.

The preliminaries and finals will be held at the Tent Auditorium In Kitty League Park on Wednesday and Thursday tights. Show time each night is set for 7:30 P. M.

The Fulton Jaycees, who each year sponsor this program, promise an enlarged stage and an ex- perienced M. C. along with furnish- ing a piano, organ and record play- er for the convenience of the con- testants. A time limit of four min- ute.' is aged for all groups, re- gardbess of type of act. A Rareial program is being plan- ned for the Category Winners for Thursday afternoon. This event wiH be haltkin connection with the fans. ens Guatemala Army Marimba Band. Happy Birthday

The News takes pleasure in wish- ing "Happy Birthday" to the following friends: September 6: Connie Frields, Al- len McKendree, Mrs. 011ie Miller, Rev. Gerald Stow, Huth White; September 7: Richard T. Bodker, Betty Bennett Denny; September 8: Homer Croft; September 9: Patricia Bodker, Printing Is about to begin on the new directory and Dr. Shelton Owens; September 10: extra directory listings Bobby McKinney, Joel Anthony Yellow Pages. So remember, Nabors; be September 11: Lucy An- cost very little. And if you're in business, you should drews, Mrs Kettle Lowe. Mrs. Shel- in the Yellow Pages, too. ton Owens, Kerry Brent Work; Sep- tember 12: The deadline's almost here. Don't miss it. Call our Charles McMorries. Business Office now. COOL CLASSROOMS South Central Bell As the result of the efforts of the South Control Boll faculty, the roam mothers and the South Token PTA, air conditioning units are being installed in the South Fulton School.