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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 5

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Bloomington, Illinois
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Th Paragraph A BlMmiA9tn-Nrntl III. Tts. March Black Soul Food' at Studies Course MS By VtrfinU Q'ttXfl II iftirtrsi k)n. he lima crkancec tre fi'eJ. tJ-e ui4 nca brta4 Ui KneJ he wuuld hat obkwituit 4 A iik cjfe in tfber ms ih at Iterator, llttory will be elUrtd at ru.iir of ftjctu bat la rtlttrt4 14 cxtAcil, Mr.

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Kl.yul Wbcrlcf, principal. 1 a H'ty funn dormi huun. or a jule lo in ha cafrtfrta, hat Um rtftrrr4 14 the iu4tta council. He 4i4 lix couorU if ton-iJtir-fi imiunan o( muttc in the caictma an4 puilty lubby tiihfr by juke bu or 1414 ht Mix U1 CViSur CM K'i. Uxij.s blf He hUtJ, hxrtrf, that ai i fKMt4 flti ajs4 i-itj text, a ilti.vs ai Mr Ulkf MiJ 1 4 bt i04 U'k 4fic "tr(fjrn UsJf ly $r4 IRREGULAR? etc to uck er rooo aw in towa phi llSh ASo.

T5" JfalWk Ifii'r4 IU Young Woman Named In Theft ru, Nunnal. a aftsu4 Ni4Tf.il pu'ii i pl Mjy at CW Ci'f, Id NoMh aiij rhjfrtj of a 111 cirM Uun the n-rt, K' bc4 icaC a ifai? rtn ajrtK'e I The rrq jttt uul 14 at rtlmrd 14 the ruuivtl cafeteria cumnuts. frtftfipal YUwlrr said Uut tf culture club chairman, fcrte Jo, wnn dsmtly to lb hal of 0 cafcUria Ay 4 trvf Alice ad the cafeteria wpcntner amd lo ko soul ftwl from time la tur if the black studeitts ww.J jht Ur km, Mr, W1lfr I4i4 he cul4 UJf rrfmir.j inara lor a M-oaraw party rm Ur the club durtr.f ca-'runa hourt. lie a 1m fai4 that a(f be rtusrH il a (rwp ciaiian rwln ftntra paie of '4 lf mw-i if iiajkr.u ftim at urn tmulxn, Mr. fh4 pif ptn.

Uhrtkr mi4 in ar.irr t4 a Mr.UhftkrpuU-.ud out. Wrui that more blark Tle jtasbM tck erP iPt 1 HoJrfin oa trami rrcardlcM piilure of the cait of "A tuuta ofthfircraJfiorhairtSilef. in tie Sj.V t4 rrirnt a charfe in Mr. llll niki. be mj4.

Afio-Anwruan Cub Uou of Uie ma iknu hae 14 be naisini- club otjcrtc4 on the baa la niert, He said it kill be a one-x metier courx instead (4 a fall )tsr fuurv, will bate- a half unit rrrJit instrad c4 tf faU unit surfeited in grirt antes by the Afro-AmnKan Cu-lurt- Oub, ht Mid It may be eluded w.e or Ulh drjtdira on the iniemt shown by njikr.u. ti principal Mitt. Slt Te-f A tlf lexher would be soufilhl 14 Uach the rtwfK, Mr. Whctler said, lie and l4 school system has bad black Uathrri lor I) jears, ruic4 that a problem In obtaining more bat beta houtfr.g. Irripr on how 14 pupfe il i re 14 a frparaie rooin, tin Ue rrt fur Janv W.

three of four clait 14 pa l-al most bUk HuArr.u impale on kamt. He rf hair fi)l of a f5u4mt it n9 fad 'if. Ariu. ti.tu I L)lri 14 be rour.xkf (or all the bUck Uttdrr.U. Mr.

ttbrflrr 4i4 the xhfel iouS4 car.unue AUce eVTbt4 tA fl chSirrUrg. ptms. homary gr us. bU(k)T4 ir44 torn Mi4 lvrtf t4i lrfl nan frrrfti fnu m4 iU policy of aiticr.irj fiodrnii 14 tartoui cou.ixlon. He adJod.

bdiiTf Dut any black fJudcr.U have bwi plarrd Affii. the Hh. on a commwre of jmunt t4artf4 14 cwtr Afro-Anvrtuan Club meet lags whenever thry had a iptaker or; a fprcial program. The club's request had Urn for an article at kat once a wk er earn lime he club nvtfi, every other Thurvlay right. I The Kh it Khetlulw; fro.

dDeiwn of "A ItaUln In Ih Warning Issued in Viewing Partial Sun Eclipse Saturday tiUte dl(Sls2 Sun" btfore the entire Uudc ni which It is ufe to iew an dunljv ihii wV ikt Wulvr By ltey4 G. Strtv -A fclip directly. Sun Public Library and the Normal smoked Ulan and overpocd( Public Library. VV rfcotorapWc iHsativts plve The next solar ecbpie viiible Mine or hq pnnrciion. inc in me miles Mates will occur, rrtatct danc-r comes from Feb.

D8, JTO. wbm ihe path of ultraviolet and infrared ra-utility will crosj the diatioo emitted by the sun. northwestern part of our natwn. sbcn focused oa the retina of However, at any ore place, a ill 1 CAPABLE the f). these Invisible rays can total eclipse happens oa the cause harmful bums.

The retina average of only once in 360 Is Insensitive to pain so an In- years. dividual does not rtaUxe his Ivpje lhroulout I'nilfd States and moM of Can-4a mill have an opportunity 14 tbfene a partial ctiip ol the fun Ilottitr, penons In a path a Soul 35 milrf wide through (toridj. rorcu and the coaal line of the Carotlnai will witatti a total tolir (clip. The farther an obiwncr from IhU plh of totality- the mailer the percentage of the fun'i dik will be covered by the moon's thadow. Atlanta will we 93 per cent of the folar duk covered at mid-eclipse, bilc at Seattle it will be only 17 per cent There's a 5050 chance a big hospital, medical or surgical bill will hit your family this year to the tune of $600 or more.

Why take a chance on your family being In the lucky half? You can help cover those bills with a Hospital-Surgical-Physician Fee insurance policy from Country Life. An all-in-one protection program can be tailored to your budget. Just give one of us a call. ryes have been scarred until It JAL if too late. The only safci method of watching an eclipue Is by the projection method, or' the tunscope." Children could be sent tu a movie curing eclipse time, otj kept indoors, and away from adult croups viewing the Ptoomintfon-Normal vert will ace a maximum obwr I a lumofTl () cocrc4, I obcr Vl Public Viewi9 Party per cent of the sun leaving a crescent sun COUNTRY COMPANIES McLEAN COUNTY AGENTS The Twin City Amateur As- WurlHzer RENT A PIANO 67 Qt ANY STYLE I Pr.

mo. ANY FINISH FREE DELIVERY Dick Benson's MUSIC MUSIC tronomcrs arc sponsoring a public viewing party in Fair! view Park, Normal, during the( ecnpite. mey win nave various The eclipsed sun should never be viewed directly It Is extremely damaging to the eyesight. Sky Phenomenon Nature will present this sky phenomenon as a mid-day spcctatcular. In the Bloomington area the moon's shadow will first touch devices for safe Indirect view Sunscope Hememadt type of funtcopt rtcemmtnded for viewing partial fun eclipt Saturday.

ing. Included will be the sunscope, a simple device that can easily be made at home from a large 5 "I LC 0 iH Moin Front Bloomington, III. carton box. It is based on the principle of a pinhole camera. Models of the sunscope are on Phone 828-4330 the sun's western edge at 11:16 a.m.

It will reach mid-eclipse at. Saay Pces within the 12:30 when the maximum will pa totality, be covered and will leave the' The danger in viewing a par-sun's eastern edge at 1:43 p.m. Itial eclipse cannot be too I. G. ALPERS HARLAN ANDERSON WM.

A. 10NSER IERNARD V. DIANT SJtlnain IIUwrth Ph. 724-833 Ph. 743.301 Ph.

129.1 707 Ph.3S.7l9 Thus the eclipse time for our strongly emphasized. If a locality will be two hours and 27 person views the sun directly, minutes, while near the path of serious damage can be done to totality it will be several min- the eyesight without any pain utes longer and at Seattle it being felt at the time. will last only 21 minutes. No Filters Available Straight Una The Illinois Society for the A solar eclipse can occur only Prevention of Blindness warns: at the time of the new moon "There are no fillers when the sun, moon and earth generally available through are in a straight line, in that 4 1 A I i' 'til 6 p.m. tonight ARNOLD L.

EDDINGS JERRY FURLONG NELSON GUST US PAUL B. KEIGHIN loemlngton Bloomington Normal Colfax Ph. S29-3191 Ph.S29-9929 Ph.432-4S94 Ph. 723-4971 WASHINGTON order. The moon must also be at the right distance for the tail of its cone-shaped shadow to sweep across a strip of the earth's surface.

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Years Available:
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