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KANSAS PRESS SERVICE, INC.
Box 1773, Topeka, Kansas 66601
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MEMBER- 1970
COUNTY
No. 8, printed week.
Kansas (~.
NeWspaper of Jewell
County"
BOYD FAMILY
and Publishers
W. BOYD, JR., Editor
Frank Boyd, Associate
Editor
"Any good thing that can
do, or an,/ kindness that can
show to any human being, let
me do it now and not defer
it for I shall not pass this way
again."
Second Class Posiage Paid at
the Post Office, Mankato,
Kansas 66956.
;ubscript/ons:
$5.00 per year in Jewell
and surrounding
counties (Smith, Osborne,
Mitchell, Cloud and Republic
counties in Kansas, Nuckolls
and Webster counties in
Nebraska).
$6.00 a year elsewhere.
Kansas residents add 3%
for sales tax.
Subscribers are asked to
notify this office at once
when they have a change
address.
HOMELY CHATTER
FOR HOME FOLKS
M. A. B.
w~te their time
mud hens, whilte
by.
AtA~
~la~wilOsol~y ~f l~fe is
Rttte we know.
eal~ d~fions
rtVhea't we
Sl~ak of "student dis.
~'e rnea~R some of the
the dorm were not
~ there
hope ~ the Paris
One ~ ~ast
the I-la~ol peol#le
~" to l~m.
,M~,B-
Art Op.ass~ w~nt
i~ir yacRt for four rail-
The dignes are
a~ the a's~ trays M!
"~v~AJB-
of no aeco~nlt wi~
They are as
When ~ey passed
att~or'a m~ad ages
-W[/t.~'.
a c~p on your
af the borden
ttat ~ -- provid-
tlae trouble to
-Ma~.
wa~ a child someone
'~0pen your mouth
e~'es-- I wi~R give
to make you
teamed by ex-
more you keep
and Mrs. Pparteis Prye, R10h-
ard Ne~on, .19d Soas~, and son,
Richard, ~ Meg, L. E. Weft-
mar, Me~vi.n La~Rue, Mr. and
Mrs. ~ Me~er. Tuesday
ev~nir~g we a~Jtended a '~V[eet
the Candidate" ~ @yen
by the Jewe1~l CotmlW RepubU-
c~n Women's Club. A ~an~e
g~oup enjoyed a dinner at the
BUfZalo Roam in honor of Beth
Rogers, n.ar~iom] Re,Roan
comm,iKeewoman ~ Ka.~'s. At
the bus~nezs meeting fo~.'
• e dinner, ~e county c~ndi-
dates ,were ie2vnd~ced. Mra.
Rogers gave her o$ffe.hal report
and her btuband, ~ate Sena¢or
D~k Roger. ~a~e a fine talk
aboult ~egi~l~lve mattere in
Kansm. A~ter a~ourmnont, the
~mp we~t to the dining room
the high sc~oo~ where they
were served coe~ing re~resh~
me~s and visRed w~th the va~-
Lotto candidate.. ~tss Bernice
froward, president of the 3ewe~l
Conr~ ~n Club, and
her aslsi@tan~ ~ld ~g~ e~
the nu~g.
fee you next Satin.
Hamnan T~9 Candidate
For The State Of Kamms
~iok Harmon, Republican
car~dicta~ for G~vern~)r, is my
choice for ,the top candidate for
the State of Kansas.
Since the "one man, one
w~e" ru,ling the rurM areas of
the st~te h,~ve recei~,ed less and
less a~ter~tton from the exe'eu-
t~ve and legislative branches o,f
and your nm'Jth Kansas. A heaRhy rura=l area
become, ks vital to the bes~ interests of
Day
~s inde~ted to ,M-~.
for a recipe ~r
The fd~A~
waslaing clothes
KentUCky grand.
a new bride:
~ke in baeky~trd to
0f r'aiawa~er.
30 smoke won't
~f w4nd is pert.
one hole oake Lie
water.
make three
b~rite, I pile ousted,
ritches and rags.
in cold water to
en thin dawn w~
on boa~l,
b~e. rub cul-
~ust reach in
!ite thir~gs ont o~
hand~e,
~rM s~arch.
towe~s on .grass.
m~s on fence.
w~r in flour
w~th hot so~
t~de down.
on dea.n dress,
w~th side combs,
tee, set and rest
atl ,Kan*aa~.
lermn the start o~f his can-
didacy for the state's highest
office, Mr. IIara~an has sh~n
a hea~tlry, ba~ar~ced interes~ in
both .t~rban and rural econo-
mies. R~ok is a native Wevtern
Kansan and a su~cce.ssfu~ Eas~
Kansas business~,an. He has
.roots in both se~ti~n~ o'f the
Sta.te and understands its prob-
lems. He understands that Kan-
sans, in a~,l sections off the
a0ate, must eoope.r~te and work
together to gain the type o~
eeon'oray ul~ K'an,sas c~tizen~ de-
Sire.
Ri,ek has expressed concern
aver devlinlng rural p,op~atio~
mad h~ts been seriou,s~y studying
the passtbiIRies otf implement-
Lag ~omm,unity i~provement
projects ~ro~gho~t the sta~e.
He has been vis il~ing w.lth Uni-
versIW o~ Kansas Medical Cen-
ter o,ffici~s and other persons
in autharRy con~cerninlg the
need for more do,c:tors and other
medical personnel in the rural
areas off the state.
:For several years, certain
urban legislative interests have
'been aavvCa'ting consolidation
of counties on the basis "it
!~i~ i
wou~d be more e~fi.ci'ent and
cheaper." We know by exper-
ience that bignes,s leads to more
speR and cottnt exlpense and less e$~c:ie,n~.
Government is best and cheap-
e~t when the pu.b$i'c o~¢icia~s are
Street
has been nath-
I made no trips
visiled in the
noon we
K and C cafe.
Z. M. Ty~,
Ken~ S~augh-
.Dr. and
and sons,
G~n name to
~tt~l vofee said,
0m. eat had (h,e
I noticed Were
H~m M~a~-
~'~tmier, M~.
the closest to the pev~le wire
elect them.
~Mr. Harmon, a topnot,vh b~as~-
hess executive, recognizes this
fa~t. He is the only candidate
for governor who has $1atly
~a,te.d he is against "consent'ida-
ti~on o~f counties."
Out of county tuition for Ju.n-
Lot Colleges and Vocational
SchooLs has cau~d headaches
to a~ county govern~iag I/odies.
There is no way a emmty er
school distri!ct can aeeura:tely
predict the amounit off money
that wi$l be needed ~or th~s p~r-
pose. The casts have been going
t~p e~ year. Like a~ irdormed
cY0izens, t.Mr. Harvaan re'cognizes
JEW~J.'COUNTY RECORD. Thursday', J:u~y 30, ~70 Page 1 - Section 2
Volunteers Work On 4-H Beef Barn
Hosp,tal Mankato Livestock
Donations Commission Company
Aeeordin*g ,to Ri:ehard 'Dia-
mond, Endearment A ssoei,ation
,Treasurer, the %,:ilo~win,g co:n-
~r~tions ~o the H0~OiLtal EqUip-
men't Fund have been recei~ved
du~. i~g the past week:
Rona~d Seaman's
~emorial
WYW C~ub
rl~ri~t S~op
Hospital
News
ADMISsIoNs
We had a ~l~t d buyers on ~e
sea~s and ,the market was guod•
Cows were ,~ower wi.bh mos~t
C~ws se'l'l'i.ng from $1~.S0 to
$19.50. Raymond ~McD~I:,I sold 3
B~ack ~qteem we?ghieg ~34 lbs.
for $35.80. Di.ak and Murlin Nell-
the ~al.ue of the Junior College
: and Vocatio:aal Trainin~g pro-
,. grams. He pr~p~,ses th,at t.hese
htstitutions be placed und~r the
State Board ,Of Regenl~ and the
money for tuition come from
s'ta~e funds, as it presenifly does
for studer~ts a:t~cending state
c~leges and tmiversi~ies.
Atfl~Ug~a most of the ~vtcs
are in EaStern Kans,a,s and
• cavapaign ma,nagers tinge can-
didates to spend mos,t o~f their
",time there, Mr. IIarman bas
campaigned extensively in the
oa~ern per~ .of the sta'te. He sin-
cere~y is irrtere~ted in gll area~
o~ the Stale.
As a thud generation marcher
Of a pioneer western I~ansas
fam~F, i~ is reff.reshin!g to me
to have the o~por,tunity to sup-
port a oundidate for governor
who is a fxequent visitor in .theirs
area and can go from town to
tow~ ~itho~t the ben~it of a
"road map."
'For fl~is and many other
tea,sons, ~is ~vrRer recom-
mends Rink ~arman to the
voters off ~is area.
• --4~an~ W. "~s" Boyd, J~.
J i ~ * ,
INSIq~IAI~ON
B~ Immemt
"~And v~aen He Im~te~ tenth
tl~ own sheep, ,He geeth before
them, cad the sheep te~low Him
for emy know ~ veice." J~lm
10:4.
~h, en ~ our modem curule
•ere is no picture more be-
loved than ~mt o~ C~rist as the
Good Shepherd. Whether we
l~e in mv~I' areas or the city,
the picture is Just as meranil~g-
ltd. The word "she~erd" ha~
taken on a mea,ning wh~t s~g-
gests ~ace, slmp~ty, beau~,
Idaailm~ and ~n~ert.
A shel~herd boy wou~d argue
abo~ the, however. Hts e~per-
ience is that the mer~ ere
~a co~d and the aRernoons
)tot, with no shade anti,here.
Pote~tiaO. danger turks behind
every roc~. The sheep stray
far and ,,vide and there are
~ ~l~a the ~arabs
oaa a~lsspPear and never be
totmd e~in.
is also the ex@erlenee o~
the sheep in God's pas~ture. ~he
8h~erd ts constancy seakm~
for the lost sheep and lambs.
For ~ a~o, danger turl~
beMnd every rook. Then, there
ere the w~leya of indeei,sion,
trta~, h~a~ache and sorrow.
How mt~,,h we need the Shep-
herd's tender care at s~c.h
ttnms.
'~a~lma', Rl~ a shepherd lead
M~c~b we aeed Thy tender care:
~ ~sas~ ~mstu~s ~ee~
Far eta" me ~ fokb prepare," -~otm.
• i
Dl~trlet Pee Wee Tournament
In Progress At Misp.kata
~I'he D~sltriclt Sur~q~er Pec
,Wee Tournament is being he~'.~d
in ,~ankalto July 27, 28, 31), and
el. Teams ~from t,he Jewe~l
Coun~ Lea,gue and the Sun-
,~ver Leagae ,are p,artiCi~a~ting.
,Monday night, Os~erne de-
fea~d ~Esbon and Randa~,l wan
from Lebanon. Tt~esd.ay night
a~ 7:00, Ca~vker CRy p,~ayed
the third V:!ace team ~ram the
~ ~'&mflower League..&t 8:30 Tues,-
day, the Man,kate Lions ~J.ayad
the eecond p~ace team from
the Stmflower Lea~gue. Thurs-
day, July 30, a~t 7:00~ Osborne
play ~andal,l. Thursday, at
8:30, ~che winners o'[ the Tues-
d'a~ night's ~ame:s will tangle.
.The third ~ace contest w:'l
be hem a~ 7:00 Fridia¥, J.u):~y ~I.
wish the c,h.anapionship game at
8:30 ,p.m. Friday.
rrhe firs, t !three place winners
in the League Tournament w.::~
participate in ~the State Tourna-
raen~ at Glasco At~ust 3-7.
Me. and Mrs. John Ga.tes o.f
Laramie, W~yo. were visit~i~g
with ~_~eads and re,alines ~n
Mankato l~e first of the week.
b!rs. ~a~.es is the tormer Bests
$ 6.00 Acute- son soM 3 B, tack Steers weigh-
30.00 July ~- LeRoy Meier, Man- 'rag 307 Its. for $38.70. Tom
16.26 k~t~. Miles soid 50 BI~.aak HLe~fe,rs
Jtd,y 22: Ira Hun!tsinger, M~n- wcLgh,ir~g 750 ~bs. for $29.15.
$5~2.26 ka~o; Marie Ku~l, Ma~a~o. Ceph W~l.de sold 20 head, with
The W.Y/W. C~ .'ub recenjt~ J~t~y 24: MiChael 2ktr, nex, M~n- 6 of his ,Whitvfa~ce Steers with
gave several evergreens,, P~itz- kalto, horns, ~i@hing 740 ];bs., se~lir~g
Long Term Care
er j~niI>ers and Andora cl'eep £trly 23: Roy Man.or, Barr
era, wh~oh were p~anted ~ceord-
mg ~o the laz~ctscape plans for Oak.
• e h~.~al ,grounds, and akso lYISMISSAI~
enot~gh man-d3qe e.hips ~o fi~ll the Acute --
indoor piaster m the hosp£t~l Ju~y 20: Doris ,t~l,aLuvelt, Su-
iobl~, parlor, Nebr.
J~J3' 21: Roy Sl'a,te, Jewe~].
,Mxs. Ira Powe~ donated the £ub' 2~: L~Roy Meier, Man-
~/0 copies off the Readers Di- kaY: Minnie Sta~ford, Formoso.
~e~ to the J~d~l OounCy Hos- J;~y ~6: Micha~ Turner, M~n- ~i,n Hanson s6~d 17 head wi~
for $30.45; 3 Heifer :Mates art
570 0bs. s~ld for $29.70. Loren
D~wdy s~Id 6 ~Nhitefaee S:teers
weig~intg 655 ~bs. ~or g~l.S0.
:R,@yml~nd O'~Hara sold 1.7 head
width ~ of his B'l~a,ek and B::aick
Whitefa.ce Heifers ~wei*ghing 570
• s. se:E'ir~g for $3o.a0; 3 C~har.
olais Heifers wei~ ,hin, g 7~3 lbs.
sold ,for $29.40. l~a.n and Del-
pRaY. kate. 112 ,Bl~ek and ,!q~ack ~Vh~,te~ace
A group d volunteers are can. l~a~r A~g~st 5-7. In the pi~ctu~e I leR to r~h't Frederick Deib~,t tI~a Lea P, ayne o~ Formoso .... Steers w6ighing 757 lbs. se:.an~g"t"
str~ofing a now Beef Barn at I',/bove are gh~wn a group o~flp . ~ .~.~ :.. ..... ,,.'.~ .'
a~l Dam l~el~ "l'errlllNel
~e 4~H C~rotmds. The~, expect [ men, ~ho were wavktn~g on the | . . , .., . hro~h,t i~ve small p~lc~s to the 'M~s. Lttcy LV~CBride e~tertain- for $32.30. Fritz Sob,after so.!d
to lmve R r~a'dy ~fo:r the 44-t [~Be~ Barn WIond~.y. They are. |son ~ee~er, and E.a.~ Si~sby. J~well :Oou~/ty Ho~pi'ta~, which ed Mr. and Mrs. George ~Hun- 8 13~a~k and Bl,ack ~hi'.teface
she and other members of the de~adt and M,rs. ,~:llen N~qler Steers we~g~in~g 760 '~bs. fro'
Chesebro Club at-Funnoso were a,t ~er home ¢or dian,or ~Monda~, $30.90. Glenn Benne~ s.c~id 5
dO~fi~g, eve~r~g. ~lack He~fers we~,hing 41r/ Ibs.
County Republican Women-
Sponsored Meeting July 21
M~s. L. E. A~R, and Mrs. F. W.
Bo~, Jr.
~egi~r~tion: ~'.s. Dar~
Hermi~sen and Mrs. Laura
Swl~er.
]~freshmer~t committee: Mrs.
Perw !Kier, cha:ir,man, Mr.s.L.
E. A~l,t, enoch airman, Bu'Lah
~lsom, Lyd'm Beam, ~ttoy M~
Bride, ,Mrs. P. J. ,Raifferty, Peg-
gy Or~n~bee.
null Of counW gues'ts present
were: Vernon ~ajors, Topeka,
R~chard ,Botto r,f oil Fl~orida, and
~r. Daley, ,who ~v,as dr~ving ior
tticha~d Sea:ton.
addRion to President Haw-
a~:, the ether ~fi.cers Of 'the
Jewef~l C~u,~y Federation ol~ Re-
publ~oan W oanen ,are: Mamie
S~ttery, Joan Diamond. and
~'b Cosand.
Sidewalk
Sah
August 6
The two veteran ~egis~l'ators
are show~ above, left to ri'ght:
Rex Bergen and Arden Dier-
do~ff. Rex represents the 98th
district, ~hic~ includes 16 town-
sh~ in Jvwe~,~l County. Arden
is the represen,ta,tive ~or the
ll~th district, whiv.h in'~udes
The ,Reta~' Merchants Co,m-
mRltee af the Chamber elf Co,m-
metre is sponsoring a Sid'e~wa~
Sa~e in M ankato Thursdia~',
A~@ust 6th, ~t will be held all
day.
The ~t~ti,cipating merchan~
well h~ve a n~,mber elf "red
h~t" ~pecials on sale lhat day
(both ha thei,r stores and In
merchandise on ehe sid'ewa~Ik~.
The merchan*ts w!,l,l be lis~.ing
their Itearrs i:n ad,vez~ising tn
the Jewel County Record
T~u.~ay, Jul~ 30. Wa!tch ne~
v~ek s paper tor these i~tems.
Wilfred Rupert premed Away
W~red Patpe~ d Linxx~n,
K, ansas, son.dnd~a~v d Mr. and
Mrs. A~fred Andersen af Jewell,
pa,ssed a~vay Sunday evening, The above ladies served ice
7:30, at Asbury Hospital in cream sodas to the g,roup which
Sa~ina. At one time he w~as attended ~he Je,well County
marmger o~ Mankato Elevator. W~omen's Rep~ubli'can Meetin~
Tuesda.~. J ul.v 21. They are, lelft
~or $~8.~o. GeraM Carl;ton soM
4 Whit~aee and Ho~stein Cross
~teer~ we~ghir~g ~5 '~bs. Lor
11@0.50. L. ~an.cte.r.san sdld 4
W~ite'face Hei:fers ~vei~gh.in~g 600
lbs. {or $29A0. ~de Al~eern
~d lfi White!~a.ee Hei:~ers, webgh-
ing C-85 tbs. $or $30.05. Gerald
l~er sc~ 3 ~Whi, te~a~ce Steers
,weighirag 010 ~s. for $3~.10 al'so
4 W~Reface ,He~ers wei,g,hing
S~3 ths. for $~0J10. Or~o Van
Wey sold 2 BSack Steers at
~7 ~bs. ~or $33.30. Ri~ard Get-
trig s~ld 4 W.hite~a~ce Steers at
810 ]bs. ~or $~1:11). Kenneth ,N~-
lea" sold 8 White[a~ce Hei~ers
welshing 605 lbs. fur $2~.80.
Dewey Uaader~vood sold 17
~a0~ted P£~s, m,a~be weighing
lbs. for $1q.~5.
you ~have r~iveStock 'to sel*l,
ca~ us. Fan sure vee can satisfy
you.
VAIL 'M~
Beloit, Kansas
BOB ISAAC
Mankato~ Kansas
!
,The 'above persons, te~ to[
r~ght, were on the programl
'gtmsday, J~y ~, at the Jewe~l f
The Jowell C~u.n, ty Federa-
tion of fftepultrliean W~men spon-
sored a ,Meet Your Candida'tes
Me~ing at 'the ~t,tle The,a.tre
e~t the IManka¢o ffligh Sehoal
Tuesday evening, Ju~y .~I. ~iss
~Bernl~ee ,H,o~a,r~d is president of
the organization. Ninety-seven
persons registered ,and a nu, m-
ber Of oshe~ a~ttended, who
didn't re~ort a;t the registration
desk.
'Bhe ~o~lowin,g program Was
presented:
,We%ome: MIS~ ,Bernice ~w#-
ar.d, ,etub prestden.~, who then
"~urned the ,meetir~g over to
Morma CorOner, chairman ~f
the program cmm~ttee, who
presided.
~v~oa~ion: ,Roy. Lar~ Dun.
~.an, ,Pa~tor off FirSt ~a.ptis~t
Otm~c~, WIa~nkato.
,Fttag SalUte: Sarah Jane
Russell.
Group ,Sir~ging: Charles Doug-
las, ~.eader; Roderick WelSmer,
~corr~pmaist.
Presen~a~.ion of the County
Cent.r~ Committee by ~iss
Howard
I, ntrodt~ction ~I the ~Republi-
can candidates by Calvin
3ames, county ,oh, airman olf lthe
Repu/l~liean Centra.l COlm,m?.tee.
iMusicai nu=mbers by Charles
Doug{las, who sang and played
kls gu~Rar.
~r~r#troduction o~[ g.ues,t speaker
hy Mrs. ,Bradley Judy. ~[ora
in'trodtming 'Mrs. ~Ro~gers, Mrs.
J~a,dy read 'letters mad telegrams
~rorn various state and na,tiona4
Officers ~ho were unable to at-
tend the meeting and ser~t tbe'~
best wishes.
Gue~ speaker, =Mrs. ~chard
~tBe~h) tRvgers Of IManhal~tian,
is N~a,tiongl CoanmRtee~oma~a
for ~anLsas. ,Mrs. ~ogevs, a~t the
con, chiffon of 'her ;fine speech,
intro'du~oed her ~u~band, Sta~te
Sen. ,Rtchsrd ,Rogers, ~ho made
appropriate remarks.
IF. R. ~air, ~oun'ty ehairvnan
for Rtoha, rd Seaton, introduced
Mr. ,Se~l~on, ,who is a ,candidate
for a.llt,orney ,general. Mr. Sea.
ton, who .bad a'ttended a simrtar
ty~pe mec4in,g in Phiq~l'ipr~,bu,rg,
Imrried ,b~vk ~o IManka.to .to par-
ticlpate in this zneeting. 'In his
short '~ta~tk, Richa.rd mentioned
his ,gre~t~grandf.ather, O. A.
Sea¢on, h'omeslteade*d ,in, Jewe/l
Ooun, ty ,over ,I00 years ago. His
g~n.dfather was a n~tlve o~ the
Jowel,l 'area and lived 'there be-
.~ore moving to M~anha~btan to go
~to the 9uq~lishin~ bu;sinss~.
ASter 'M,r~. Cor~tner thanked
the guest speakers ~for their ex-
cellent remarks and expressed
her a~pre.ci~tion Ire the c~n-
rai, btees ~for their cooperation,
the meeting was edemas! ~i.th
group singing.
'A~ the conotmian ~f the meet-
~g, the crowd enjoyed de-
licio~ r~f, reshrnents o~ ice
cream s~clas.
~n her fine i.ntroduetion off
Ma~s. ~ogers, ~Mrs. Judy gave
the q)~ckground af this lfine d, ady.
Dk~k ,and iM, rs. Rogers have two
de~l~ters, 20 ~nd ~6, and a
.son, 8. ~n addiction to 'her work
In ~che po'l~tJ~oal ~ield, L~I~rs. R~g-
ors ~as. been ~etive in ~,1 w~th-
wh~e ~aumtmRy ~at~vtties. Her
speci~ 'interests .are ~ .~he field
of .rrms~c and she 'has direc*ted
a ~trrr~3er of e~mmunRy pro-
duotiom. Sir~ce the ~.ivst af She
year, ~e ~has been the o~anist
for 20 weddir~gs.
~V~r~..l~ogem, in her tz,lk, gave
a ,good analysis. Of I~e ~rk Of
the r~ati~na'l ~mumTttee an'd the
r~le She ~omen ,are playing in
the ~.ovk ~f the pa~y.
~n. ~Rogers. r~¢ho served in
the ~ouse Of ,Represen~ativ~
b~ore being eleCted ~ the Sn-
a~, ,praised ,the Line L~egizCators,
Ard.en 'Dlerdodf/ and Rex Bor-
gen, ~to re~-eeent ,t~his area in
Farm program Poymea~
~tleking To Early Sebed~e
A~bottt 45 pereen~ 0/ the 1070
pro~rm~n pa~nen~s earned
I~' ~od~cers in JeweR Cotmty
h~ve been made, s~eeordd~ to
RaSh O: J~i~Son, Ch~rman of
the JeweM Cotm~ ~ Corn*
mittee.
"Thanks to the fine eeolmra-
tion ~ participating ~rmers. ~
we are we~l on the .way to com-
pl~ing payments in the feed
grain and "~hea~ programs. The
U.S. Departvnent d A~k'uRttre
this year made a commitment
to make ~ payments eafller
•an ever ..before-- and we are
kee~g that commitment."
Mr. Jx~mson said that in pre-
vim~s years, partial paymen~
lind' been made i.n a@vance to
Srntsh Center and e~ght north- feed grain pa~¢iCipants. Budget
west tc~vnship, s in ,lL~e'.~l Court- restrain~ tl~is year made it tru-
ly. Mr. Bergen is chairman C possible to make a,n¥ farm pa~-
the Social We:!:are Com'mit.lec
and Mr. Dierdor~f is ch~irman
of the Roads and High,rays
C~mmittee. Both men are high-
respeoted and very influen-
tial in legislative circles.
