Baxter Bulletin from Mountain Home, Arkansas • 22

THE BAXTER BULLETLN Thursday, December 19, 1974 Scouts help Soil Commtioil New News of the Lakeview area youngsters By MRS. M.R. DUNN Chamber Corner By Bob Cook, District Conservationist Members of Girl Scout Troop 8 of Midway played Santa's helpers Saturday, Dec. at the Little Red School House in Mountain Home. They helped the kindergarten ciass with its program and skits, lunched with the children, and later marched in the annual Christmas parade.

Karen Davis serves as leader for the troop, which is sponsored by the Little Red School House. -Vacation in the Ozarks. Mrs. Turk Tilquist and Mrs. Betty Kiever of Bull Shoals.

Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. James J. Zitnik of laGrange, 111. and Mr.

and Mrs. George Anderson of Wichita, Kansas. A joyous times was had by all. We wish Gladys loads of happiness in her new surroundings and we will bo all looking forward to her visits back to Arkansas in the near future. A wonderful friend and a good neighbor will be missed by all.

SOU flAP I rV I i Ay if mm ft dZMj MP- By BOB MERRIMAN Executive Director Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce Notice: Members of the lakeview Community Club are reminded to get their New Year's Eve parly tickets from me this week. The deadline for obtaining tickets is Monday, Dec. 23. Tickets will not be available at the door. My home is the second house on the left on the Boat Dock Road.

The community expresses its sympathy to Mrs, E.C. Trivett whose husband passed away. Funeral services were Wednesday of last week. Thirty-six members and their husbands attended the Business and Professional Women's Club Christmas dinner at Tall Trees Restaurant Friday in Bull Shoals. After a delicious dinner Phyllis Matteo and Jean Keller led group singing of Christmas carols.

Mrs. Matteo, club president, presented the Woman of the Year award to Mrs. Homer (Irene) Bowen in recognition of her work in the club as well as civic participation in the community. Hostesses were Alice Kordisch, Shirley DeFano, Irene Bowen and Mary Snow. There was also a gift exchange and a vote by jrfMrrs firm t.

rjrj C0LE-BILT RED BARN ALSO l.V (IREES OR WHITE the members to donate $50 to a needy person in lakeview. Mrs. Matteo then brought to the members attention that there is another person living in Mountain Home who is in need of food, baby clothing, etc. Anyone wishing to donate towards this project may contact Mrs. Matteo or Mrs.

Rickett. Mrs. Paul Weber of Forest Shores returned from a trip to Milwaukee where she visited her children, four sisters and 11 grandchildren. Mrs. Burton (Margaret) North has returned home after spending several weeks with her son Felix and family in Fort Walton Beach, Fla.

Because of the increase in the lakeview area news the following news will be published as separate: Leisure Hills, Nubbin Ridge, Howard Creek area and Edgewood Bay. Forest Shores will appear with the lakeview news.Nubbin Ridge residents contact Mrs. Edward Black 431-5259; Howard Creek Area, Mrs. Margaret Fritsch; Leisure Hills, Mrs. Ethel Greene 431-8348; Edgewood Bay, Mrs.

Max Skinner 431-5352 and Forest Shores, Gladys Dunn, 431-5698. All news must reach the Bulletin no later than Tuesday noon. (Intended for last week) On Friday evening a neighborhood dinner was held at the home of Thyra Gregory in' honor of Gladys L. Seevers who was leaving the next day for her new home in Joplin, Mo. Among the local guests attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Rickett, Joyce and George Ashbury, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hjort, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Fox, Mr. and i mtm These soil properties and many others that affect land use are given in soil surveys. Each soil survey describes the properties of soils in the county or area surveyed and shows the location of each kind of soil on detailed maps. You can obtain soils information of the area that interests you by contacting the Soil Conservation Service office in the Federal Building Mountain Home. 9 i sjt mm Page 6 Section Baxter General Hospital Report ADMISSIONS Mountain Home' John Olson, Sarah Thorn, Charlotte Blumthal, Leon Boyd, Virgie Kellem, Arthur Martin, Ernest Saul, Vickie Skiver, Leslie Harvey, Lillie Presley, Halla Spaulding, Karen Lackey, Harold Babcock, Teresa Hall, Carolyn Camp, Coella Stafford, Georgia Vick, Kathryn Young.

Gepp Ora Shrable. Flippin William Bell, Gypsy Avey. Dugginsville, Mo. Johanna Cantanese. Dora, Mo.

Diane Smith. Lakeview Margaret McDowell, Mary Miles. Cotter Virginia Ferrel. Midway Lyman Anderson, John Jungles. Gamaliel June Meeks.

Squires, Mo. Brenda Potter. Gassville Fronia Morris, Rubv Crownover. Yellville Le Roy Smith. DISMISSALS Mountain Home Verna Haire, Mary Peterson, Louise Lumbert, Harold Broeking, Alvin Biggers, Patricia Recktenwald, Doris Meyer, Nadine Champlin, L- Von Edwards, John Olson, Charles Dickenson, Nettie Patterson, Virgie Kellem, Walter Adkins, Geraldine Deardoff, Glen Bush, Leslie Harvey, Ernest Saul, Carolyn Camp, Vickie Skiver, Terri Hall.

Jordan Anna Sanders. Yellville Christopher Hopwood. Gassville Desmond Atkins, Betty Bickford. Midway Cheryl Carroll, John Jungles. Noble, Mo.

Bonnie Lawson. Norfork Olgie Sisk. Cotter Gypsy Avey. Gamaliel June Meeks. Gainesville, Mo.

Eliza Mahan. Flippin William Bell. VBIRTHSj Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith of Dora, a boy.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Meeks of Gamaliel, a boy. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald Potter of Squires, a girl. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hall of Mountain Home, a boy. For The Man With Everything and no place to store it The Cole-Bilt Little Red Bam has become a favorit for storage and Hobby Shop use In the (harks The all-aluminum exterior is maintenance free Aluminum roof reflects up to 95 percent of sun rays for cooler building.

Delivered complete with floor and set on concrete block pads Ready to use Free Delivery in local trading area SEE THIS AND MANY OTHER PORTABLE BUILDINGS TO CHOOSE FROM AT Soil surveys available from the Soil Conservation Service are intended for many different uses. They can help homebuyer or developer determine soil-related hazards or limitations that affect homcsilcs. They can help land use planners determine the suitability of areas for housing or onsite sewage disposal systems. They can help a farmer estimate the potential crop or forage production of his land. They can be used to determine the suitability and limitations of soils for pipelines, buildings, landfills, recreation areas, and many other uses.

Many people assume that soils are more or less alike. They are unaware that great differences in soil properties can occur within even short distances. Soils may be seasonally wet or subject to flooding. They may be shallow to bed rock. They may be too unstable to be used as a foundation for buildings or roads.

Very clayey or wet soils are poorly suited to septic tank filter fields. A high water table makes a soil poorly suited to basements. My DAD always uses 4 Mi. East or Hwy. 62 Rt.

6, Mtn. Home, Ark. 72653 (501)492-5747 HomeW COLE-BILT Write For Literature flp COOK PAINT Lorentz's Paint Id ccookI Wallpaper kusri (Formerly Mietchen's Paint Wallpaper) 203 E. 7th Mountain Home UK uai In ml Li A A The "History of Baxter County" books are still available at the Chamber office at $5.00 each. This interesting and informative book would make a fine Christmas gift for that "hard to buy for person" on your We have a few autographed copies too.

This book is selling from $10.00 to $12.50 per copy in other areas so it is really a BARGAIN at $5.00. To all established members of the Chamber, please remember that December 31st is the deadline for paying your 1974-75 dues. If you have not done so, please mail your check today. We will have to assume that you do not wish to be a member and a participant in this community effort after that date. It takes each and everyone of you to make this Chamber a success! Won't you join us and grow with us? If you have any questions about your benefits from the Chamber, please contact me personally.

The Mountain Home Area Guide has gone to the publisher, and is still on schedule for January Upon notification from the publisher, we will schedule a three to four day proofing session. Please watch this column and listen to our radio program for these dates. We will also attempt to call everyone whq is an advertiser. Each advertiser will be responsible for proofing his or her ad. We will give you just as much advance notice as possible.

NOTICE: There will be no column, Real Estate List or Resort List Christmas week. The Holiday Season is upon us, and in our haste to finish up with the last of our shopping and Christmas plans, we may tend to overlook the side of Christmas which should be first place in our minds. This year with our ups and downs, concern about prices, and other related problems, take the time to remember that the birth gave us the real answer to any problem. Count your blessings and give thanks to God, and try to keep a feeling of Christmas throughout each day of the coming year. 5 mm See Us For Location, Price or Size -Remember, ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES.

From CRISPY CHICKEN Call 425-6282 425-6283 Hwy. 5 North Next to KTLO Radio Station 2 ten 7 SkSX Sk UA 1 J.We will be closed for vacation Dec. 17 Jan. 1 Thanks for making this year a pleasant one. Ed Ferra Rose WIDOWS Get more for those GUNS lying around the house trade them for clothes! Or will buy for cash.

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