The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 3

Beauty for the Record Th Pantagraph A-3 Bloomington-Normal, III. Jan. 1, 1970 I ft mm; Miller Park through a "fish eye" lens he gave himself for Christmas. The December that came to an end last night had more snow (11.5 inches) than any December since 1950 (13.1 inches). That made wintry scenes almost routine.

And it's true that pictures like these are everywhere the eye looks in winter. But this is a record, perhaps for some future New Year's, perhaps when the new decade comes to an end. Left all hope that New Year's scenes of quiet beauty will be with us when 1980 hyp. i (Bifc -Aiz nut mmtnWm -w" Fr tf. -STS ii i Out with the old, in with the new.

As people were congratulating each other Wednesday on having surviv-ed another year, it occurred to somebody that the years always change in winter. With that it seemed natural enough to observe the occasion with some snow scenes. New Year's greeting cards from the Pantagraph to Central Illinois. Photographer Bill Owens found his "quiet beauty" in a rustic mailbox and split rail fence west of Bloomington on Route He photographed a tree in Rustic Mailbox One of the winter scenes. -n i i I i .9 $50,000 Sought In Death Death from carbon monoxide poisoning was given as the reason for a $50,000 damage suit in McLean County Circuit Court filed by Charles Eugene Cochran.

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