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Locals
Alfred Mallie,
guests of
Sunday of
edar Rapids and
in the area.
of Dysart
across
daughter,
rural route
Sat 7:30
Kong Vs
0dzilla
Fiction Film
PrOduction G
"Willie Wonka"
The Tri-county Softball League
will get into action Tuesday May
23, according to the schedule
announced this week, with eight
teams in competition.
The teams and their managers
are: Wolfe Sewing Machine, Jan
Read; Central City, Harold Duck-
ett; Patrick Implement, Ran
Randall; Stop-Inn, Lawrence
Studt;Mechanicsville, Robert
Bunge; Diamond Mils, Frank
Rios; Sutliff, Doug Pitlik; and
Solon-Heitman's, Jim Stein-
breck.
The first half schedule is as
follows, with the home team list-
ed first:
Tuesday, Flay 23, Wolfe vs.
Central City; Patrick vs. Stop-
Inn.
OYDriving
,an
Outside bay for large vehicles.
Use the 25 Self
Service
Car Wash Next to
Friday, May 26, Mechanics-
ville vs. Diamond Mils; Sutiiffvs.
Solon.
Sunday, May 28, Solon vs. Dia-
mond Mils; Sutliff vs. Stop-Inn.
Tuesday, May 30, Mechanics-
villa vs. Central City; Wolfe vs.
Patrick.
Friday, June 2, Wolfe vs. Me-
chanicsville; Sutliff vs. Patrick.
Sunday, June 4, Solonvs. Cent-
ral City; Diamond Mils vs. Stop-
inn.
Tuesday, June 6, Stop-Inn vs.
Central City; Diamond Mils vs.
Patrick.
Friday, June 9, Solon vs. Me-
chanicsville; Wolfe vs. Sufliff.
Sunday, June ll, Wolfe vs. Sol-
on; Diamond Mils vs. Sutliff.
Tuesday, June 13, Stop-Inn vs.
Mechanicsville; Central City vs.
Patrick.
Friday, June 16, Patrick vs.
Mechanicsville; Central City vs.
Sutiiff.
Sunday, June 18, St~-Inn vs.
Solon; Wolfe vs. Diamond Mils.
Tuesday, June 20, Wolfe vs.
Stop-Inn; Central City vs. Dia-
mond Mils.
Friday, June 23, Patrick vs.
Solon; Mechanicsville vs. Sutllff.
Midway Lanes,
East End Mt.
Athletic Awards
Mechanics Repair Class
May 16
tats each Tuesday for 10 weeks
P.m Mt. Vernon Ford,
Mt. Vernon
Men and Women welcome
Instructor Ed Patrick
Given at Banquet
Nine Cornell College athletes
received awards Monday even-
ing at the mnual "C" Club bau-
quet in The Commons. "C"
Club is the Cornell lettermen's
association.
The Paul Scott ontstanding sen-
ior athlete award went to David
Hilmers, a senior from DeWitt.
Hilmers also won the O.W. Law-
rence outstanding senior track
man award.
The Joe Meade most valuable
football player award, which was
presented to Toby Trickey, jun-
ior, of Cedar Rapids last fall,
was annnunced again at the ban-
quet.
Hal Myatt, Maquoketa senior,
received both the Richard Hal-
bert memorial award for most
valuable basketball player, and
the most valuable baseball play-
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I~~ ~~'' ~ ~'~~ MikeZ~'W" ~ond~
low hurdles, while Stan Campbell,
50-yard dash, placed fifth, asdid
the 440-yard relay team (Jim
Maxson, Koehn, Kevln Studt and
Pfiffner. The 880-yard relay
team (Koehn, Studt, Warren Ha-
viil and Pfiffner) placed fourth.
Mt. Vernon junior high school
will compete in a dual meet at
West Liberty today (Thursday).
Kopel Is Candidate
Many towns have helped in-
crease the safety of bike riders
by setting aside special bike-
ways along lightly-trafficked
roads. There are some 6,300
miles of these in 32 states, lead-
ing the nation's 60 million cy-
clists to points of scenic, his-
toric or recreational interest.
Cycling is one of America's
most popular family pastimes,
with adults and kids alike tak-,
ing to their two-wheelers for~
fun, fitness and recreation. Bike
,
riding has become America s 1
outdoor participation sport.
While bike sales soar - 6 mil-
lion sold last year- accident
fatalities dropped 7% in 1967
thanks partly to the safety of
bikes and an annual safe cycling
campaign by the Bicycle Insti-
tute of America.
For safe cycling, watch out
for cars, not only in all four
directions, but also keep your
eyes peeled for cars pulling in-
to traffic, and be careful of doors
opening on parked cars.
er award. The sportsman of the
year award went to Pete Holmes
of Oak Park, HI senior.
Steve St. Clair of Cedar Ra-
pids, a junior, won the most val-
uable wrestler award, and the
most valuable swimmer award
went to Randy Hyde of Warwick,
R.I. The Charles Foster mem-
orial award foroutstandingcross
country athlete was presented to
Steve Debner of Alexandria,
Minn senior, last fall, and was
recognized again.
Master of ceremonies at the
banquet was outgoing "C" Club
president Ric Van Scoy, Jr a
senior from Davenport. At the
end of the ceremonies, he turned
the gavel over to his successor,
Bruce Frana of Cedar Rapids,
junior.
Mt. Vernon Locals
Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Murphy are
planning to be hoststoForddeal-
ers from Monticello, Maquoketa
and Edgewood Saturday evening
in their home. The Murphys'
son, Mike, planned to be home
for the weekend from North Iowa
Area Community College.
1967
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Motorists see you better at
night if you wear a pale shade
of clothing that reflects light
The front light should be visible
from 500 feet. the reflector from
300 feet
M. V. Scores at
for C ou nty A u ditor
Merle L. Kopel, chief account-
ant for General Mills in Cedar
Rapids and a grad
uate of Coe Coll-
ege, has anounc-
ed he is a candi-
date for Linn
County Auditor on
democratic
He is 25,
married and fath-
er of two children.
He is now trea-
!surer of the
county democrat-
ic central committee and the
Linn County Democratic Club.
Kopel stated he would like to
utilize his knowledge and exper-
ience to improve and implement
more coordination between the
city and county administrations,
and revaluate the old systems,
using county facilities more ef-
ficiently and economically.
J.H.S. Tourney
ML Vernon eighth graders
placed third with 20 1/2 points
and the seventh graders with 25
1/2 points were sixth in the
Eastern Iowa Hawkeye confer-
ence junior high school track
meet last Thursday at West Lib-
erty.
Steve Brokel won the eighth
grade shot put with a toss of 42
ft. 2 I/2 in. Brokel also tied for
second in the 50-yard dash.
Brian Litts in pole vault aud
Greg Morrissey in 440-yard dash
placed third. Dennis Murphy and
Dennis Studt tied for fifth in the
220 and Murphy fifth in high jump.
Fifth place also went to the
880-yard medley relay (Murphy,
Phil McConaughy, Brokel and
Justin Simon) and the 440-yard
relay (Morrissey, Terry Pisarik,
Kevin Whitman and Brian Litts.)
Seventh graders took first in
three events, Dan Gaines in 60-
yard low hurdles, 10.2 sec.; Tom
Pfiffner, long jump, 15 ft. 6 in
and Jay Koehn, pole vanle, 6 ft.
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Mt. Vernon Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Don Streeter,
Houston, Tex are expected to
arrive next week for a visit in
the Ed Hoidahl home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Webb, Cor-
ona, Calif arrived MondaY tara
visit with Mrs. Webb's son, Don
Hunter, Cedar Rapids, and with
other relatives and friends in
this area. They attended funeral
services for Mrs. Webb's broth-
er-in-law, Joseph Hora, Wednes-
day in Morley. Mrs. Webb, the
former Mrs. Alva Hunter, and
her family living in Mt. Vernon
for many years before moving to
Calitor, fia.
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Post
spent Sunday with Mrs. Post's
mother, Mrs. Ben Neal.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Peter-
son returned Saturday nightfrom
a week's tour of Spain. They
were part of a group of about
100 salesmen from the insurance
company Mr. Paterson repre-
sents and their wives. Their
charter flight landed in Malaga
and they stayed in a hotel in
Marabella, taking dally tours of
the surrounding area.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Davis,
Jr entertained 42 guests Sat-
urday evening in their home, us-
ing a hobo theme. Mr. and Mrs.
Max John and Mr. and Mrs.Har-
old Cassens of Cedar Rapids as-
sisted.
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RONALD L REID RETIRES
Ronald I. Reid, Mt. Vernon
high school principal and coach
from 1926 to 1930 will be honored
today (Thursday) at Pocatello,
Ida on his retirement as prin-
cipal of Alameda junior high
school. The new school library
will be named after him. Hdwill
be presented a book of memories
consisting of letters from'friends
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and associates. Several from
Mt. Vernonr have: written letters
in his "Book of Memories."
By comparison with teacher
salaries these days, he was both
principal, coach and taught man-
ual training and mathematics for
the modest salary of $1,200 a
year.
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