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The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 5

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Hairl did txrt mtifk! 4 from tx? tuprrtn imdctit of public Im'mlion He $a4 ht (ave Mr. Kutrt rxict cf rtuirrmrnl but that no tchular and nnrtl on modVm wtlfAre and human rrlationn pm, Ue Sunnjside Community tcn- ft ii hard N. SnuO, prtodpd of both the cb4 and Junior hlcli tchoot at Boy, unofv powd for Ow Drmocratic on- communicatkjrts ma con- etmmtmn t4 ihe 1WU Student! A turtle race will be the trr at 3 and I pm. in tends that trlrion has pre- Senate, whkh I'M lat plio area of Ihe Memorial On- Cartwrlht room of th emptfd mary func- OcIoUt for furniture In Ihe trr Irom I to I m. Memorial Center.

tions. nrovUinc a robsiitute library lounj of the center. tulkm. WASHINGTON 1963 cpse ritual and "mtructurii-jj lle The carnival will be In thej very shape of MkV o( xienvial' In a new book. Tle Ltron- CrRltT Goir published by llcrdcrj lU ttaro llcrdrr, he says an enter- a tMV Uinmcnt eu fuperdlnR lhc U(lrf)t nltT.

nv the pan "rchcious lifti whtfh haVf thf Throojth televisions mterm- Irgling of and reality. he sa-. "bclMf In abwlutes be- stilling valia-s. informal km and' comes IncrtaMntfy difficult an Ideas. Uie entertainment milieu train Tlic 2.S million member.

s. V'-; x-r Solor telipit 1963, ebovt, will rtpo(d fiom 11:30 a.m. lo 1:40 p.m. Soturday In Bloomlngtoi oo. Pidurtt ovtr Moint thew ttogn of moon ttliptlng tvn.

SQUARE LIQUORS 309 V. Washington St. people to believe tentatively and Church policy-making council Base Cutbacks Prim Good Todi; Tin Silardi; with elasticitv." had asked the study as a basis The Lutheran study, prepared for protesting violence on tclevi- Jointly by the Church's Commission. Unexpectedly, however. BEST BEER BUY IN TOWNI sion on Research and Social Ac- lhc study lound mat television lion and Commission on I ublic.

violence may have "cither con- Affect Chanute Communication, calls television, structive or destructive consc-a "powerful social force." in-'quenccs." i ii i PREMIUM DEER! MARBEN'S Case 24 CAM- $2. WASHINGTON' (LTD Con-(and civilian Jobs at 371 military gressiona sources have Indi- bases in a move to save $913 cated the 5th Army hradquar- million, ters at Ft. Sheridan, and: Details of the reduction order the Air Force Communications which does away with 35.300 Service Headquarters at Scott! military and 58.600 civilian Jobs Air Force Base. Belleville, will! will be released Friday at 4 be transferred as part of mil-'p m. EST, Laird said, itary spending cutbacks.

The sources said the 5th: 14 i i Army headquarters will be Meeting Canceled closed by mid-1971 and the 5th The meeting of the Bloom- John Thoennet James Ridgeway 2 Marines Home on Leave To Study at Same Base Two Bloomington men who Air Station at Memphia, Tenn. entered the Marine Corps the) They entered the Corps Nov. same day, trained at the same 3, 1969, took basic training at EASTER IS MARCH 29th but MARBEN'S is READY NOW! A Complete Selection of (Net Cold) THROW 49 2412-OUNCE RETURNABLE BOTTLES camps and who will study at; San Diego, and advanced the same base, Thursday were training at camp might be consolidated "Won Human Relations Com-' with the 4th Armv. i missions scheduled for 7:30 spending 21-day leaves at their Calif. graduates of The S00'1 Air Base commu-j tonight at the Western Avenue 1968 homes.

They are nicauons unii reponeaiy wui ww ucen Pfc. John Thoennes, High School. of Bloomington son transferred to Richards-Gebaurj canceled 7f' is worked for Mr. and Mrs. John M.

Thoen- Private Thoennes Air Force Base near Kansas Normal nes, 911 W. Oakland and the Bloomington Sanitary District and Private City, Mo. The facility includes 1,100 mil Itary and 400 civilian jobs. Ridgeway for Eureka Williams Co. before entering the ser Your BEST Buy! Our Own Washington Square GIN or VODKA Pfc.

James R. Ridgeway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Ridgeway, 1111 S.

Oak, will report March 15 to the Naval Other Illinois facilities report vice. edly affected by expected cut-backs include Chanute Air Force Base at Rantoul, Great Lakes We're looking for Prospective Motel Managers Nationwide demand in this booming field for men, women or couples. No age limit Exceptional salaries, benefits expense-free living. Essential spare-time training now available with free placement service. Mail coupon or phone today.

PHONE (309) 828-0066 Ext 149 BOYS' SUITS $1598 SP0RTC0ATS $1F Sizes To 20, In Regulars, Slims Huskies! NO ALTERATION CHARGES. orts Gambling Sp Naval Training Center, and bases, offices and depots in Chi cago, forest Park, Joliet, Rock Island and Granite City. es Snare II Charg 2.97 Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird Wednesday announced cutbacks totaling 93,900 military Fifth Dept. BP 3-5 Modern Schools International.

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SCHllYZ Or BUI PI charees of bribery and inter BOYS' DRESS SLACKS with that new sportcoot. in, Slims, Huskies. From "If DRESS SPORT SHIRTS i 1 'TyW at 'i qsVl I '3 t.t. Tip QypnMJ Cluck for G.l.bnnt $3.50 In assorted colon and patterns, long or short sleeves. From state gambling involving reputed enterprises in metropolitan New York including Westchester and Rockland counties.

The four state troopers arrested included a lieutenant and three senior investigators. One of the other seven was identified by the FBI as Nicholas Ratteni, 64, of 107 Rockledge Yonkers, a 12Pac elf (Not Cold) $2 Just Received! DARK BLUE DENIM BELLB0TT0M LEVI'S! Worth 50 Extra This coupon is worth 50 extra Top Value Stamps with a purchase of $3.00 or more crt any participating Clark Super 100 Station giving Top Value Stamps. Offer good through March 11, 1970. limit one Per Customer. il ANTIQUE Proof II The Pantagraph Telephone AH Departments, 029-9411 Published daily and Sunday bv THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, 301 W.

Washington St Bloomington, Illinois 61701. Terms of Subscription By Carrier in Bloomington-Normalt cants a week By Motor Routt i 71 cents By Mailt Inside Illinois, Dally and Sunday: Year S20 00; 6 1 mo Daily only: Year J17.00; $9,751 1 S2.00. Outside Illinois told only as Dally and Sunday combination: Year J26.00; 6 mc 1 $3.00. Mail subscriptions to members of Armed Forces in Illinois: Year 3 $4.50. Outside Illinois: Year al STRAIGHT BOURBON USE UR LA Y-A WAY MA MEN'S "Your FORMAL WEAR Headquarters" Front Center Sts.

Downtown Bloomington OPEN FRIDAY MONDAY TILL 9 P.M. Top Value Stamps 54.09 5th rimy I J3J $6.00. Sunday only mail subscriptions) in Illinois $1.15 per month, $10.50 per veer. Outside llllno's $1.50 per month; I $17.50 per year. (No mall subscriptions! taken where there is carrier or motor rout service.) Second class postage paid! at Bloomington, Illinois,.

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