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Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • 33

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1 ES I Sunday Nc Leader OZARK TRAILS 't i rl by ViUGtMlA WM1TMAM By MAkULTM AND IT CAKDNEt Burns flaunts his years t-Wlfl yeo a Ceorge Bar a ke stays a yoaag? Mr. aad Mrs. MSwaakea. A By tafking about bow old he to? During rehearsals ef hi deuetoae TV special li year id George asked sne af kis sUrs. Boh Bop, aow aid a was.

Bob fidgeted around furtirety the whispered, "I'm 74 "Seventy four! Burs esclaimed. ttea added, "Boy. raa out aad get me a glass af water." Mere Grtifie asked George- "0 you f' out with girls'" -Certainly." George replied. "Bight Be Vm datiag a beautiful girl. But I dost think tt 11 last She warned dm that we have to break sp a mm a she meets aa aider maa Waea asked aew he feels ptaymg God la a movie, the super hums said: "After sll, one of these days I'll meet him ap there.

With so many other people I lost. Benny, roue he. Cantor, Jolie and Crosby, we'll all he op there fighting ta get sa dropped any month of the year. Moreover, bucks may shed their antlers brfure the bunting aeasoa apena. That cwuld be confusing, couldn't It Another sate that might create Interest la Florida hunting hi that here mourning doves may have as many as five clutches ef eggs is ane breeding season.

Rabbits toe produce more Inters thaa up north. A frequent tight when I step outside here is the skittering away at small creatures which I suppose belong ts the liard family. They are a dull color, none of them SANIBEL. Fla. What docs 1171 hold lor wildlife and environmental protection? That should be urgent concert ef aH ef a.

I would be glad to have disrassioa ef tt frera ywa readers. What do row think earn sf fan re-totve about ir personal par-lidpatioa la the pcotrctioa af our wildlife and environment Or please ahare way you have read about that aeem premising and practical EW always read the borne runty deer bunt news lib mtrreat. News tram here which may Interest Missouri hunter ef white-tailed deer Is that here they have as definite rutting season Fawn may be leay a aaaSiag it rosaas at ise U.k shews to tea taas what kaspeaed to bias. Se'i shewa wHb dsasasy be ased la a skis. Your family trco i Osarks genealogy Mathis started young Q.

What was the first big Jskaay Mathis recorded tt a asator label? V. Fischer, Beaver Data. Wis. Johnny was discovered whea be aa only It by a Colombia Record executive who signed the aa-kaowa to a contract. His first record, "Wonderful.

Wonderful." was a great success 1 the ls and he followed rt with two more million-sellers, "It Not Foe Me To Say" and "Chance Are Mathis is the only singer to have had four albums simultaneously listed aa best-seller oa the nstional music charts. His album "Johnny's Greatest Hits" remained in the Top If) for nrr aa consecutive weeks s- -s'' llolden may wed is seseraa ass vie star William Hetdee married agala Caadtce Miller. Bsffato A Not at this writing Glenn Fori ante wed to the dancer Flesnor Powell, had HoldeiT set as best man when he recently married Cynthia Hsjsard in Hollywood The compliment may be returned when Hoi den and his steady, Stephanie Powers, return from a sojourn ia Russia (It's just a coincidence that the ase difference between both couples is the same JJ years in the brides' favor if ou want to put it that way I A. George Bsrss ke says he's afraid the yaaag girl he's datiag wiB leave kin for as older maa. Statuette for Shirley Mrs.

C. F. Reddish of Springfield, writing oa her ChrUtmss card says. "We bought pounds ef sunflower seed to feed the red birds and blue Jy and all the other birds too." That sounds like a good year ahead for the birds We appreciated each Christmas greeting received from aa Oarks Trails reader. One had a lovely wildlife scene Mrs.

Guy Rosa ef Lamar. Ma. write, "We had alee day Thanksgiving with Jane and Sandy (Schneider, they live la Springfield. Jane is the Ross' daughter) but I was so Interested ia the wildlife In her yard I couldn't get dinner oa the table. She has such a lovely bark yard.

At one time I counted II pair of red birds ia one spot. I know there were more ta the trees. "Guy made her a squirrel feeder and she has about five or sis squirrels who visit it They are so cunning One little fellow; couldn't balance himself oa the wire across the yard He'd fall, then he'd go scooting underneath the wire, then he'd try It again and fall again and ran along underneath He was a show by himself I guess all of us were shacked by the death of Don Wooldrtdge, chief photographer for the Missouri Department af Conservation. I was indebted to him for the won-derfl pictures which were used in my aow out-of print book, "Gifts from the Land (The last 1 knew tt was still en the shelves of the Springfield Public Library As in that volume and elsewhere. Don talent will continue to kindle appreciation for the outdoors.

leaf from rected for two years running to identify obsolete, outmoded programs that could be trimmed, he hasa't done it. according to Rep. Lester Wolff (D-N a member of the I delegation The I' delegation forced a delaying tactic ia the Gea-eral Assembly's passage of the budget. It demanded item-by-item votes to draw atten RONALD REAGAN tioa to the grosser examples of pork barreling and dead-stood stacking. Hour later the budget was approved, but nth a warning from Wolff that he might drop a bill in the hopper in Congress to withhold IS.

contributions from some U.N -related groups Wolff claimed thai 41 percent of the aew U.N. budget is unnecessary The U.S. continues to pay sne fourth of the total U.N. outlay, despite the fact the organization, as a deliberating body, ha become little more thaa a propaganda forum for income redistribution advocates and tor highly selective attacks over human rights. (Chile, for example, was the subject of one sharply worded resolution that the United States co-sponsored, but another oa Uganda was shelved because the delegates from some black African nations, themselves aa models of freedom and Justice, considered it a veiled at bright blue, as some we have in Missouri.

I haven't got around to researching the identity of the species but that doesn't keep ma from being aware of weir presence. I believe they are called race runners. One of their distant relatives whkh does occur oa Sa-nibel and caa be easily identified because of lu sle hi the gianl Iguana. It resembes a lizard but may measure as much as four feet ia length. I remember seeing one ia a previous year which was probably half that long.

Maybe it hadn't gn( Its growth yet. Speaking of lizards. 1'vo heard of glass snakes but wily recently did I leant that at least those Hi southwest Florida are not snakes but legless lizards. A mark that distinguishes them from snake hi the presence of eyelids and ear openings. The reason they are called "glass" snakes is because if grabbed by the tail, the appendaite may break off.

They ran grow one to take its place but It will not be as long as the original. Also found on this island but not yet encountered by me is the unwelcome bufo toad, also known as marine toad. I understand that It was originally imported from Central America or somewhere la the Caribbean la hope of its helping control Insect pests la the sugar cane fields, a destiny tt did ant fulfill. The up to 1 inch long toad has poison glands around Its aeck which secrete a substance that may be toxic to small animals. It has been kaewa ta be fatal to little dogs which have bitten it Evea a large dog may be made sirk by it U.N.

takes By RONALD REAGAN Bureaucracy is probably the closest thing to immortality we'll ever see oa earth And, if there is one New Year's prediction )hu caa bet on, it ts that the bureaucrats and the programs they run will multiply. So will their budgets There is em thing all successful bureaucrats have la common the world over: a well honed instinct for survival. One classic example was the Federal Spruce Pro-due! wi Beard which came into being ia World War I to assure a steady supply of spruce wood for airplane propellers Long after the last "Jenny" had headed for the hangar it as still ia business and didn I fold till World War II Another example comes from England where, after the Spanish Armada was defeated, a defense-conscious government appointed a coastal lookout to signal If aa-other enemy fleet should hove In view. His successors canned the seas tor ghost ships for centuries The )ob wasa eliminated till IMS. nearly 489 years later.

The I'mted Nations ia no exceptioa. Its bureaucracy is highly paid, has been groing and administers more thaa a few out -of date or useless programs. Last week, evea (he I' delegation oftea a pushover for anything the so-called Third World members call tor these days got Its back up over the 's new budget. For 71 it will ma just under one billion dollars a Jl percent increase over last year's Though Secretary General Kurt Waldheim hsd beea di Who was the yoaagest aaevie star ever to wla a Oscar? M.S.B., Eageae, Ore. Shirley Temple At the age of I she m-etvrd a special Academy Award (a miniature statuette) in recognition of her contribution to screen entertainment during the year 1134 The following year she was the nation's No 1 bos -office attraction First jet combat Whea was the first lime et fighter Biases met la combat? Gerald Leagvtew.

Trs. A During the so-called Korean "police action." four U.S. Lockheed F-Mh enuaid in a dnrftsht with eitfht or nine Russian made MIG lis on November. 2 Wia feet ever a North Koreaa city Two planes were reported lost or damaged-at eek's end. the Reds lost 41 ia 10 days Contest swept by Columbians LAKE OZARK (AP) A 2 year-old Stephens College business major will represent Missouri ia the Miss USA con test next spring.

Paula Taylor. Columbia, woa the Miss Missouri title and S2.IM ia prizes at a contest at Lodge of the Four Seasons ia Lake Orark Friday aighL Mis Taylor was picked from among 71 contestant ia the three-day contest to attend the national pageant at Charleston. S. C. The Miss Love and Friendship award for congeaiality went to Karen Whittingtoa.

Columbia. Linda Wilkes. Columbia, was named first runner-up. and Alyson Betsley. Columbia, second rsnner-up.

Third and fourth runner-up spots went to Susan ilson, Freder-Kktown, and Linda Livesay, Glendale. Miss Wilkes and three other contestants woa awards for their psrtR ipatioa ia a discus-si on group. Their were Nadiae Held. Kirkwood. Laurie Mar-kusca.

Sbelbina. and Mmdy Tati. Columbia Write ts Lee Wills. Fast Beaaetl. hprleg-neld.

Ma. liSW Qt' FRIES ERW1N MACKEY 1(a) ward Branctt. 1011 Kingsbury. Springfield. Me i'Ml would like information on the parents, brothers and sister of Joha A.

Erwin, Monroe e. Tenn. IS Sept INll. March. IXM.

Polk Co Me married Nancy Afhea Hammontree, It June, m. Monroe Tenn What as his connection with the other Frwm or F.rvin families in Monroe Co Tenn and also southwestern North Carolina' Would like Information on family af Samuel A Mackey, washmtfon Co. Ms ta ICS lie was born June. IMJJ, some-here in Tens What county? Married Sarah Wolsey. There is a John Mackey listed ia the K3f census of Washington to.

Mo Were they related? Any help appreciated. (There ere 12 Frwme (various spel- lings) Fast Tens ia IKSt. Your John A would be ia the 19 i year group and same of the families could be eliminated snd others, if there's a male of this aite, could be further researched The same could he done with the Mackey families. But you ould need an earlier census. There was a George Frwin.

SI. C. ia the Polk Co census I would think that this name Frwm could be found spelled Irwin or Ima Have vou tried for Civil War Records for either of these fami-lie Sometimes two or three of the same family enlisted at the same time and the same place, indicating a possible relationship Also try for wills or admiatstratwa of the estates of the older ones of the family. They usually name children I NEIGHBORS -NABOBS -HOWE -KOWLE: Dorothy llamm. tt24 Gardner Road, Woomingtoa, Ind.

47491 desires data aa Armstead Neighbors or Nabera, b. ca. ISM. Warren Co aoa of Hadea J. Netghbors and First wife.

Marys T. Howe or Howie. The family moved to the Japlin (Jasper Co Mia-souri area and raised a family. Need aames of wife and Children, etc Will correspond with any Neighbor (various spellings) from Ky Va lad Me and Ga Will aaswer an letter received and exchange data aa aay Neighbor family. (Charlotte Jane Neighbor married Joseph Marter here ta Greene Co Mo.

II April. IMe No Neighbors ta Jasper 1KM census. No marriages of this same la Jasper Co IMas and Ittes. Try toining counties Also try for a Civil War record of your Arm ft? ft UrsscramtS ssjm aw JusstSsa, ano swr id so square, a) tona oaonknary WQttla. i DOVVELL ATTO stead Neighbors COWAN Mrs Edna llil debrand.

Rt I. Box I4J. Crocker, Mo IMSJ would like information of Permelia Jane Cowan who lived and possibly died in Stone. Barry or Taney Ca Ma. It is (nought she lived with a son, Clemeul.

or one or two other children in one of these counties at one time She was born 26. Sept 1R22 and died IX. April. I KM Where'' Where buried' She was bora in Tenn Prrmrlia Jane had a daughter. Minerva Horseman, I Aug 161 She died about 21 years ai'o and some of the reia Uves from Tulsa, Okla are said to have come to the tu aeral What cemetery She was buried about 18 miles Berth of Springfield in Greene County.

Would like to get in touch with the relatives from Tulsa. Permelia Jane's husband was Samuel Cowan, 3 Sept 1X14 and died IN Nov I Wi Where is he buncd and where did he die1 llr was bora in Tenn Any help appreciated Civil War Record" DOUJSON Mrs Ralph Vorhees, ITIl' State Street, sfuiary. ID writes that she has visited in Springfield. Me and e-Miced a street here named Itollison Would like la know the origin ef its name Her husband's mother was a DoJIisea from Logan. Ohio, and she is interested in pet ting Information of the Dolli-S4n family (I am what information I ran gather Are there atfy descendants of llolliMtn family interested') II 111.

Maitland Dirk Knm er. 1M West ma N.irth. Salt Lake City. I'tah M161 requests information of James Bennett Hill family James Bennett bora 11 Dec IHH. Cheshire.

England, and died I 1822. Richmond. I'tah Father was James Hill and mother was Ana Bennett. He married Eliiahrth Smith. Any help appreciated A NEW YEAR! May you all have health and happiness ia this 1971 May yea find many long loot records, long lost relatives and much help with your family research I will help yoa if and when I ran There Is so charge for queries ia this column We are not limited as to number of queries, location or length of material yu may send me Please allow me the rightts) edit and shorten ia seme rase usually lakes from one to two months for your query to get in the col urn a.

Depends, asm times, aa space and hew much study I caa give at the time. I seldom have time to answer you Individually. Lena THAT SCftAitSUO WOW) OAaM bvMsnrtAmoManUBoblae Vam ewes ts eE" mm ta lone to anewar. OS m-OMVWl by Tm SIWVO WMA Wm fOK mt'St FEET. U.S.

book tat on them I Amnesty International, in Us latest annual report, concludes that human rights are violated in a majority of the world's nations. That fact, of course, does not stop the people in the glass house oa the East River from throwing stones Speaking of which, the U.N. members may have enjoyed the irony of it all when Wolff, a congressional liberal, lectured them over their budget "It's not possible to meet all demands that arise. Priorities must be set and choices, admittedly hard, must be made," he said Yet. when it comes to budget trends, the I' M.

is simply taking a leaf from the U.S. book Perhaps one of those delegates, listening to Wolff, muttered to himself. "Tell it to Washing. Evangel preschool Evangel College Preschool will accept enrollments for the remainder of the school terra tor childrea who were wot ready to start preschool la September, according to college off Rials. Childrea.

aged 2 to i. may Jo r'i'i 1 0, nsa or Wife is strength (J I see where Teay Orlando, wk was crashed b) the death of his close hired. Freddie Phase, ass recovered irons his depresstoa aad win rest me his career sooa. What does he have to say abas! this awfsl experteace? Aad who does be say taraed II araoad tor htm? The Datua Family (total Oriaado taasl. PHlsbargh A My father and this lady, my wife," Tony said, wrapping his arms around both Mike Douglas, a close friend of Orlando's from the start of his career, was one of the earliest to notice the change that bad come over Tony At one point after seeing one ef his more recent shows.

Mike told him fare to face 'Tony, vou come on angry you look angry. Why" Tony played back the tapes and agreed with Mike "Nobody ever told me that before." he said, "but you are right As many bad surmised, he had had to go on uppers or cocaine before every program to give it everything 1 had "Now," he smiled. "I am completely well and able and anxious to go on with the show I tried psychiatric rare for some time and they took me all the way ba to whea I was a kid But I would have ta say how lucky I am able to beat this Above all. I have a family And my wife is the strength my life." taking enrollments be enrolled anytime during the school year ta attend classes two. three or five days a week.

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