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# Free Press-News & Farmer, Thurs., Dec. 21, 1967
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19«7 68 OFFICERS elected at J. E. Edmonds Girls’ 4-H
Club are: President, Judy Knight; Vice President, Linda
treeman; Secretary and Treasurer, Sharon Britt, and Re
porter, Lynn Salter (not shown).
My Wish for Christmas
By DANIEL WALLACE, Age 9
Grade 4, Morrow Elementary, Mrs. Dothard’s room.
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wallace, Sr., 1208 Bur
bank Trail, Morrow, Ga.
I hope mother, daddy, my brothers, sister, cou
sins and all of my friends and I have a Merry Christ
mas and all of our wishes come true. I hope I get a
BB gun.
I wish there were no wars and children going
without food. There should be more love in the world.
That is why Jesus died for us; we should have love
for one another and help each other out.
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FOREST PARK
Haluski Receives
2nd Lt. Commission
John Stephen Haluski, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John
Haluski of 776 Alice Street,
Forest Park, received a Reg
ular Army Commission as a
2nd Lieutenant in the United
States Army December 10 at
Georgia State College. His
mother pinned on his lieu
tenant bars.
Lt. Haluski is a Distin
guished Military Graduate of
Georgia State College with a
major in Geography and a
minor in Political Science.
He was a member of Per
shing Rifles Military Frater
nity, Scabbard and Blade
National Honorary Society,
and the R.O.T.C. Band.
While attending Georgia
State, Lt. Haluski received
many honors. He was
awarded an Army Scholar
ship, the Ritter Music
Award, the Summer Camp
'sUNMTS^tKMON
CHRISTMAS
Have you been looking these
past few days for the spirit of
Christmas?
Some say they find it in the
stores and on the streets, or in
the merry sounds of Christmas
carolers.
We wonder, perhaps, if these
individuals are not somewhat
confused about the real mean
ing of the spirit of Christmas. It
is not merely a feeling of joy
and happiness ... of content
ment with one’s self, and the
world about. It is much more.
The spirit of Christmas is a
realization. It is an awareness.
It is a sense of the reality of our
existence. It is the truth of life.
You can find the spirit of
Christmas on the loneliest
mountain in the world. Look
within your heart. Recognize the
"why” of your existence and re
member why Christ was born in
Bethlehem.
You are a child of God and
God so loved his children that
he sent forth a Son to bring the
promise and to show the way to
eternal salvation. Remember
this always and Christmas will
live forever in your heart.
Here’s a good combination
for a fruit compote: banana
slices, chopped dates and
orange or tangerine slices. Pour
a little orange juice over the
fruit for added juiciness and to
reduce browning of the bananas.
Between the big holiday
meals, snacks are often wel
come. Date-nut biscuits are a
perfect hot bread to go with a
light soup and salad menu. Just
add chopped dates, nuts and a
little grated lemon rind to your
favorite biscuit recipe. Bake as
usual and serve piping hot.
When the thermometer drops,
appetites soar. Here’s a recipe,
nutritious as it is tasty, made to
order for hearty appetites. To
regular cream sauce add one
fourth cup bread crumbs and
two chopped hard cooked eggs.
On buttered slices of whole
wheat toast arrange contents of
a can of drained Norway sar
dines. Cover with cream sauce
and serve piping hot.
Besides being a favorite for
the cold cuts platter, salami
tastes good and adds nutritive
value to salads, soups and
quick main dishes.
Holiday Recipe
Speedy Eggnog Pudding
(Makes 4 servings)
1 pkg. (3% oz.) instant
vanilla pudding mix
2% cups dairy eggnog
% teaspoon rum extract
% teaspoon nutmeg
Combine all ingredients
and beat for 1 minute or ac
cording to pudding mix direc
tions. Pour into 4 pudding
dishes. Serve plain or with
whipped cream.
“Wish I
could stay
and enjoy
Flameless
Electric
Heat”
Best Wishes from the
Georgia
Power
Company
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Medal (awarded to those
who finish in the top third
of their platoon at summer
camp), the Distinguished
Military Student Award,
Alpha Phi’s King of Hearts.
General Council Representa
tive, and the American Le
gion Award for the Best Po
tential as an Outstanding
Officer.
Lt. Haluski was also an
outstanding member of Per
shing Rifles. He held a po
sition on the Commander’s
Staff for two years, was a
member of the fraternity
rifle team, football team,
bowling league, and leader of
the Fancy Platoon, which
won first place in competi
tion at the All-Georgia Drill
Meet and the Fourth Regi
mental Drill Meet.
Lt. Haluski is assigned to
the Sixth Infantry Division
and is now stationed at Fort
Campbell, Kentucky on a
temporary duty assignment.
He will proceed to Fort Ben
ning in February to attend
Infantry Branch School and
Ranger School and then re
turn to Fort Campbell In
June.
THANKS
To the Voters of Lake City ...
I sincerely say "Thank you" tor
giving me the opportunity to serve
you as councilman for another two
years.
Your confidence in me makes me
more determined to serve you bet
ter.
Sincerely,
HUGH H. STANLEY
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ATLANTA ARMY DEPOT—AFGE Contract
Signed: A renegotiated agreement with
American Federation of Government Em
ployees Lodge 81 is signed by Col. A. J.
McDermott, Jr. (seated), Commander of
the Depot. Standing (L to R): I. Joe
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Dean Asks Prosecution
Os King, Carmichael
CHICAGO — Dr. Martin
Luther King Jr. and Black
Power advocate Stokely Car
michael should be prose
cuted for urging young men
to become conscientious ob
jectors. the dean of the Uni
versity of Notre Dame Law
School said Thursday.
“Such persons are doing a
dis-service to the cause of
civil rights by seeking to
link the civil rights move
ment with their efforts to
persuade young men to
avoid military service,” Jo
seph O'Meara said in an ar-
Ernest J. Keller, Depot Civilian Personnel
Officer. The agreement covers non-super
v’sory, non-professional civilian employees
of the Depot, except those in the Storage
Division. The bargaining unit comprises
approximately 2100 positions.—(U. S. Army
Photo.) 3
ticle in the December issue
of the American Bar Jour
nal.
“Like any other malefac
tors they should be prose
cuted,” he said. "And that
goes for anyone else — white
or black — who is urging
young men to become con
scientious objectors . . .”
O’Meara made reference
to a 1919 Supreme Court rul
ing upholding the conviction
of Charles T. Schenk of New
York, who was charged with
distributing pamphlets in
timating that conscription
was despotism in its worst
form. Schenk was convicted
under the Espionage Act of
1917.
"I submit that Carmich
ael's language is more vio
lent. more provocative, more
likely to inflame young men
against conscription and to
defy the draft than the
statements made by
Schenk . . .”
O'Meara said: “I pro
foundly believe that no man
should be discriminated
against because of his color.
I am equally convinced that
no man should be protected
by his color."
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From Mrs. Arnold Lundell,
Casa Grande, Arizona: I re
member the winters in Nebras
ka, and especially at Christmas.
Most vividly, perhaps, the eve
nings my friend Anna, and I
walked to music practice for
midnight mass.
Our destination was my un
cle’s music store. The snow
crackled as we walked kneedeep
in it, against a bitter north wind.
We could "smell” Christmas in
the air.
As we arrived at the small
shop, we could hear the violins
tuning up. The pot-bellied stove
was over-heated to a red
orange. The beautiful hymns we
sang are a precious memory to
this day.
At home, beside the kitchen
stove, stood a basket of clean
cobs and a paU of coal with a
small coal shovel. Behind the
stove was strung a cord, where
my mother hung wash on the
colder days. It was also where
I hung my stocking, as a child,
on the Eve of St Nicholas. The
next morning, I would find an
orange in the heel of the sock
and a banana in the toe, also
a few nuts and some hard
candy.
Christmas dinner always be
gan with chicken noodle soup,
and the meal wasn’t complete
without dumplings and saur
kraut, roast duck or goose, and
apple strudel for dessert.
Merry
Christmas!
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