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March of Dimes Opening Slated Friday in County r Workers Set By Chairman In '49 Drive Power Lack Brings Appeal For Savings 50 Per Cent More Asked in Campaign Against Dread Polio S everal h u n d re d w o r k e r s are poised o v er th e county to- dav (Thursday« a w aitin g th e kickoff to m orrow of th e 1949 M arch of Dim es cam paign, in which W a s h in g to n c o u n t y resid en ts h av e been asked to > give 50 per cent m ore by Reid , C ottrell of H illsboro, co u n ty chairm an. 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E v e ry m e m b e r is in v ite d tu at lend. \ iittial Bank Volume At Record High, Report Shows Th«' co m b in e d sta te m e n t o f th e ('«»m m ereiul g ro u p o f banks, coin- |»osed o f th e C o m m e rc ia l N a tio n a l bank o f H ills b o ro and its a ffilia te s , flow s to ta l deposit . «»I $20 923,767 »9 ¡m ilieiCHSc o f $347.339 94 o v e r a \ e . n a g o . it was rc p o rh x t th is w eek l»\ W C C h risten se n , p re sid e n t T he b a n k g ro u p consists o f the C o m m e rc ia l Bank o f T illa m o o k w ith a b la n c h o ffic e at W h e e le r, th e C o m m e rc ia l B a n k o f B ank, w ith a b ra n c h at V e rn o n ia and tin C o m m e rc ia l B a n k o f N c w b e ig w ith .« b ra n ch ¡.t St P a u l T he sta te m e n t o f th e g ro u p d i - closes a to ta l c a p ita l .stru ctu re o f *1.2 »,122 76. .i g a in o f $204.482 40 fo r th e ye a r Busines* G re a te r C o n tin u e d n a tio n a l p ro s p e r ity — p lu s m tla tio n - has p ro d u ce d a Vol lim e o l business g ie .P e i th a n any p re vio u s ye a r fo r th e C o m m e rc ia l c ro u p Chrgsten.'en s ta ll d lie re p o rte d th a t th«' C o m m e rc ia l g ro u p now lias a s ta ff o f 77 «»ffmers and en»pli»\«s. an u ic ic a .e o f 12 o v e r a ye a r ago T he in a u g u ra tio n «»I a t m t d«' Partin« nt at th«' Itills iH tr o b a tik n o w a ffo rd s the c u s to m e r' o f the ( ’o n m ie ic l.il g to u p a co m p le te b a n k in g se rvice, the pie.sident said I m il X o lu m e I p I »;ui \ o lu m c o f th e seven hank ■ Ifie e s «»f the g ro u p in e rca ed fro m MDk’ l 622 at th«’ end «»I WHY to $7. «172 718 at tlie turn.' o f th«' D c ic tn b e t .»1 c a ll T he b ank at W h e e le r k n o w n as tlie N o r th T illa m o o k C o u titx b la n c h , w a.- e sta b lish e d d u rin g the past y e a r, C h iis t c t iM ii stated. 111 IN BBAOINEttM iv. co u n tv P ic tu re d w ith th« tools o f th«-ir tra d * M ile () D im es boxes and c o in c o n ta in e rs a rc H ills - •«. L io n s w h o w i l l d ir« « t th< ■ .or ;», igr. ..g;.inst ;»< :i F . r» le ft E a r l M o r le '» F«>rre?.* W« d. J e rr y Sp« n- ( c r H ilU b o ro C h a irm a n H.« a i W r . : . \ »i C«» .n tv C .!ri;..«n Hold C o ttre ll. N o rm a r. I x - Blanc .«r.d K e ith Susbau« r A rg pho’ ii« O lson* Fire Department Elects Matteson New President Young Baritone To Appear Here In Artist Series P aul M u tte io n w a s e le cte d p re d««,’ o f th< HH lsbo ro fir e d e p a f Kent ut u m e e tin g •• a .*W ' .«mi A n .b i • c ■ 4ht M attesor. -uc< «•« d Jo h n T yeri- y o u n g b a n to n e . w i l l h. p re se n ie d W edne day n ig h t at H ills b o ro h ig h scho.,1 u u d i’ o r.u m i r ’.he secend o ffe rin g o f the Wash ,gton C o u n ty C o n ce rt association at 8 p rr T h e c o n ce rt w ill bt Bo.-n m a lit t le K a n » s to w n , John T y e r - was reared in lu>s An San gel a. ond g ra d u a te d fro m D ie g o S ta te co lle g e H is goal i r life w a , .1 d ip lo m a tic career, but p a rtic ip a tio n in m u s ic a l e v e n t- at -c b o o l reve a le d h is voice, and he w a . enc ,u raged to e n ro l! at the J u illia r d School o f M u sic m N ew Y o rk O th e r officer», nam ( d in c lu d e B d l Kr r M l fir e m a n , vie e -p re sicle n t ’ • .«th. -ecre ta i v -trc .i . u u r. and P e i- iv Dum as. u»s-stunt xccreta i > teas in r r Dum a j also v <« elected a> th*' local d e p a rtm e n t s v ic e p re s id e n t in the W .«'J u iii;tu n C o tin ty F . r c m i’ «nation The r e tir in g vie e p re s id e n t i> F url F d im e r T he new tir e i t at ion w ill L k Fetoi u a ry i« .«dy fo r occupanc> C h ie f W ilb u r D illo :n re p o rte d at th e m ee tin g H e p o its ¡«Iso w e re h e a rd or. the d .s trib u tio n o f to ys to e h tld re i i r the co u n ts an a n n u a l d e p a rtm e n t 1 r o ie c t T«»\ s w ere d is ti ib u te d i i c h ild re n a.s fa r fro m H ills b o ro a> - h t r w > o d and Scoggins V a lle y hay U a tlu n d to ld th e c ro u p ( nnxrrv all«m X *kr«| C apt J im H ic k s o f th e state fu e m a rs h a l's o ffic e was a guest at th e ‘ I is hoped th a t by a p p e a lin g t th e p« «»ple t«> use o n ly a m in im u m m e e tin g H e p ra ise d local f i i i n . e r o f e lic t r ic it y th e y w ill ta k e care fo r th e ir w o rk in p re v e n tin g the . nd enough w ill be le ft fo r e v e ry -pre a d o f ’ he T u a la 'in V alley C, op fir e last S e p te m b e t te rm in g th e ir one -• needs. E nschede d e c la re d any T h e r e are th re e m e th o d - o f cum - w o rk he ha ) be b o ltin g th< shortage, th e p o w e r o f passit« fic ia l »aid 1 T h e load w ill p u ll tim e < th e c y c le s d o w n 2 R educe voltage C u t o u t w aste and v o lu n ta ry ion P o w e i com panies hope the t h ir d step w ill be s u ffic ie n t, he said T he reduced eye|«> have been t.u i'e d by th e lo a d e x c e e d in g p la n t ca p a city, he d e cla re d Loans, Deposits Increase at First National Here Tsational B a n k o f P o rtla n d re p o rts dep '-it o f $3 *»2.763 K3 and loans ol $1.116 697 70. a c c o rd in g to Janies C Say m anager A y e a r a g o th e de p osit fig u re s " i '».364,725 11 and lo a n s $788 (.'41.21. ''.»> said I .«st J u n e .- r c p o i: how ed d e p o s it - o f $3.441 307 07 and b » a n - »f $1 102 29a 27 F«»i tin* First N a tio n a l g ro u p of 6C O tc g o n banks, as a w h o le , the D e c mb« i 31 s ta te m e n t sh o w s loans ol $ 1 8 (9 0 9 404 39. and d e p o s it- of $593.677.890 78. P re sid e n t F ra n k N B e lg ia n « » . J r h a - re p o rte d A ye a r go. w ith »6 ba n ks in th e g ro u p th « ' lo .;n fig u r e - w e re $143 653.- 06113 and de p osits. $614.019.664 35 Gn Ju n e 0 loans to ta le d $163.875 390 13. and d e posits $»72.979 049 71 P rt .-ident B e lg ra d e said th a t th« to t.d deposits, loans a nd resources «»1 tlie g ro u p ¡is a w h o le a g a in mad«' th e F irs t N a tio n a l B a n k g ro u p fu s t m O r e g o n ” He said that fro m Ih e s ta n d p o in t o f e a rn in g s F irs t N a tio n a l had its t h ir d best ye a r, w ith e a rn in g - o f $3.722.277 »8 aft« i taxes, but b e fo re (L v id e n d s . «’« p iiva 'e n t to $10 34 p e r share Hus b rin g s Hie to ta l c a p ita l fu n d s o f F n - l N a tio n a l to a new h ig h of $30 »20.73.» 86, w ith a book v a lu e o f $84 78 per shat e l( fit's I 4 » K-> h e a rd W ednesday n ig h ’ in the ■ i ,tie r in g o f th e W a s h in g to n C o u n ty C o n c e rt assoeiat.on series /.«lion of re m a in in g Christmas Seal Revenue Trails Previous Total C h r iitn id s S -.il re v e n u e a- p re s ent 5 a b o u t $.‘>00 le - th a n t , ta m e p o in t in th e c a m p a ig n Iasi »ear. it \v.i> re p o rte d th is w e e k b y M rs Z ola M o rg a n e x e c u tiv e -ec- le t a iy o f t h " W a s h in g to n C o u n ty T u b e rc u lo u s A H e a lth a s s o e iit i" R eceipt» to d a te to ta l $9897 70, Mr M o rg a n re p o rte d The fig u re last y e a r d u rin g th e same w eek of th e c a m p a ig n w as $10.19', 46 The q u o ta o f fu n d s to p ro v id e the ser- ' ices o f th e a sso cia tio n is $12.000 th is yei r. w h ic h equals th e qu o ta set last ye a r, th e s e c re ta ry said 1ft.00(1 «.O O u t T he a sso cia tio n sent out 18 (‘00 envelopes c o n ta in in g C h ris tm a s Seal» to c o u n ty re sid e n ts A b o u t 7.S00 persons to w h o m those e n velopes w e tc addressed have not been h e a rd fro m M rs M o rg a n p o in te d out T h e e x e c u tiv e s e c re ta ry e m p h a sized th a t c o n trib u tio n s a rc s t ill be tng accepted " A d o lla r now does ju s t as ntuen good as It w o u ld have done b efore C h ris tm a s . M rs M o rg a n e x p la in e d C h ris tm a s Seal in co m e is th e sole source o f re v e n u e fo r th e as so c ia tio n . she added T h e aSFoeiation hopes to c o n tin u e e x te n s io n o f the X -ra y a c tiv itie s w h ic h teaehed 4616 persons in the c o u n ty last year. M rs M o rg a n said, b u t m ay be fo rc e d to c u rt i l l o p e r- i lio n s if th«' q u o ta is n 't reached T he m o b ile X -ra y u n it c o s ts th e as so c ia tio n $13» each da»' it is be in g Used in th e c o u n ly . she p o in te d o u t I m l A p p lie d fo r A p p lic a tio n s fo i Ih e m o b ile u n it i t n n lin u e d on l*a « r 3» P A C I . M » n »:SON las' w eek was e le cte d p r is id e r fir e d e p a rtm e n t o f th e H ills b o r o Chamber to Hear Soil Conservation Expert Tuesday l>i W llia m R V a n D e rs a l. o p e r a tio n s c h ie f " f th e P o rtla n d re g io n a l , ffie e . C S s o il c o n s e rv a tio n se rv ic e , w ill be p r in r ip a l sp e a kei at a sp e cia l fa rm e r-b u s in e s s m e n 's lu n c h e o n m e e tin g o f th e H ills b o r o c h a m b e r o f co m m e rce T ue sd a y, it w as a n n o u n ce d by I. C K r a m ic n . p re s id e n t O r V a n lie i .il .* i l l d i-euss "W hen I)o W e Eat? ' H is to p ic was su g gested h v th e c u rre n t n a tio n w id e in te re s t m in c re a s in g p o p u la tio n in Ih e face o f c o n tin u e d w aste o f la n d th ro u g h e ro s io n and im p ro p e r use A n a tiv e o f O reg o n . D r V a n D e r- sal to o k his u n d e rg ra d u a te w o r k in science at Reed college. P o rtla n d , and d id g ra d u a te w o r k tn p la n t ec o lo g y at th e U n iv e r s ity o f P itts b u rg h F o r s e v e ra l ye a rs he was en th e fa c u lty th e re P r io r to re tu r n in g to Poi tla n d tw o ye a rs ago. lie was on the n a tio n a l s ta ff o f th e s o il c o n s e rv a tio n s e rvice. W a s h in g to n . D C in P o r t la n d In s u p e rvise s Ute te c h n ic a l p ro g ra m o l the s e rv ic e fo i O reg .m , W a s h in g to n . C a lifo r n ia . Idaho. Ne iC o n tin u e d on Page 3i First Citizen Deadline Nears th is w e e k T he o n ly persons whose nam es w ill be g iv e n o u t are those «»f th e m an and w o m a n chosen fo i the h onor. N o m in a tio n s , H e\ T ro u t p o in te d «»ut. s h o u ld be m ade on the oasis o f w o r k done o v e r and ««bove a p e r- son > re g u la r jo b tot e o n u n u n ity b etterm en t d u rin g 1948 W ork done p n o r to 1948 s h o u ld not be c o n s id e re d N o m in a tio n s m u s t be ree« ived the \t 4us net la te r than M onday sboro Aiuu.s 1 Iilksbi'iii, O regon: (Nam e) FIRST CITIZEN O F HILLSBORO FOR 1948 hi W o rk e rs Im p lo r e d Each c h a irm a n w ill, in tu r n , e m ploy w o r k e d to a id w ith ca n va s sing in th e c o m m u n itie s The b o ttle - u-ed last y e a r fo r o lle c tio n s in business places have >?en replaced ih is y e a r by p la s tic ■or ta m e r- fix e d on a c a rd b o a rd a a c k g ro u n d d e p ic tin g a p o lio v ic - ,m C o ttre ll a n n ounced T h ra e h u n d re d and s ix ty o f th e c o n ta in e rs have been d is trib u te d th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n ty C o m m u n ity c h a irm e n nam ed p r e v io u s ly by C o ttre ll in c lu d e M rs. IL M Q u ie i B u x n n; Ros- C ox. N o rth Pl in M rs A gue H ite N o rth PI in . Pi u lin e F W a m bo u g h . M a n n in g Dr A V Ja ckso n . F orest G ro ve , and C u rtis T ig a rd . T ig a rd 1444 I n lle rtin n s C o lle tta ,' ; t..-t 'y " i. in tlie c o u n ty fo r Ih e M a rc h o f D une.- to ta le d «9145 62 w ith $2936 77 of th a t «m ount c o m in g fro m H ills b o ro . Ha; .Id W y n n e is c h a irm a n fo r H ills b o io th is y e a r A p p ro x im a te ly 20 p e r ce n t m ore supplies w ere p re p a re d th is y e a r th a n last. C o ttr e ll announced, in Ii. - f pi of. s - m e r it s w e re at the N e w Y o rk a n tic ip a tio n o f th e gre a te st ca m pa ig n in th e h is to ry o f th e fo u n W o rld s F a i r a n d w i t h t h e St Lxruit r.d L o u is v ille s u m m e r com panies, d a tio n A n e s tim a te d $17006 000. C o ttre ll as w e ll as th e le a d in g ro le in the Los A n g e le s L ig h t O p -r a p ro d u c ■ e p o rte d . was spent by th e n a tio n a l tio n of "G ypsy B a ro n ' D u rin g the fo u n d a tio n d u rin g th e 194« e p i -ca of 1942 and 1943, T y e is d e m ic fo r assistance tn v ic tim s , ng . o o f F ig a r o «8 th e ih e ir fa m ilie s a nd th e a ffe c te d c o m s tre a m lin e d r . -d e rn v e rs io n o f m u n itie s T h e M .im a g e of F ig a ro wt«h th e The c a rry o v e r fro m th e 194« ep N in e O 'C Io tk O pera co m p a n y id e m ic — v ic t im - w h u sc t r r w t m * it w h ic h to u re d fro m coast to coast m u -' be c o n tin u e d p ro b a b ly w ilt w ith e n o rm o u s success be the greatest in h is to ry , th e c o u n ty c h a irm a n in d ic a te d W ar Interrup ts W a r .n te rru p te d th e c a re e r o f the yo u n g b a rito n e , and he se rve d fo r . ! ” ' hree ye a rs N a tu ra lly his special ta le n ts w e re u tiliz e d , and he p a rtie ip a ie d in th e e m in e n tly successful a ir fo rc e show "W in g e d V ic to ry L a te r he to u re d th e en ire P a c ific th e a tre w ith a n o th e r u n it R e tu rn in g to c iv ilia n life . T y e rs was engaged by th e Los A ngeles T rib u te to th e lo n g s e rv ic e g iv e r, : ig h t Opera rampai ■ ng the to th e c o m m u n ity by M r a nd M rs. le ..d ittg m le s in V a g abond K in g and G yp sy L a d y T h e la tte r o f Ed L M o v re th ro u g h o u t his years th e -e tw o w o rk s had a successful as e c re ta ry o f th e H ills b o ro c h a m - ru n on B ro a d w a y d u rin g th e season oer o f co m m e rce was p a id a t th e lu n ch e on m e e tin g T ue sd a y by W 46 47 C- H are and P re s id e n t L C. K ra - Signs in Musical m ien M o o re r e tir e d in N o v e m b e r T his past sp ring , he assum ed the as ch a m b e r s e c re ta ry a fte r a p p ro x - sin g in g lead in th e h ig h ly success tm a tc ly 24 years, d u ii. ig w h ic h tim e f u l Bea L illie m usical. "In s id e U he was assisted b y M rs. M oore. S A . w h ic h he le ft fo r a new T he v e te ra n s e c re ta ry was p re phase in his in te re s tin g ca re e r, his sented w ith an a w a rd o f h o n o r and d e b u t in g ra n d opera T he th ir d co n ce rt in th e senes a cheek fo r $100 in a p p re c ia tio n o f F e b iu a ry 24 w ill fe a tu re P a tric ia his se rvices on b e h a lf o f m em bers o f th e c iv ic g ro u p by H are. M rs. T ra v e rs , v io lin is t M oo re was p re se n te d w it h a bou rn e * o f red roses by K ra m ic n . w h o also ave M oo re a p e rso n a l g ift o f a c o rn cob pipe. H are d e c la re d th e m e e tin g in h o n o r o f th e M oores was a " r ic h ly deserved tr ib u te fo r t h e ir ye a rs o f civ r activ ity since c o m in g to H ills boro in 1908 H e p o in te d o u t th a t M o o re was a m o v in g fo rc e in c o n v e rtin g the o ld H ills b o ro c lu b in to The n a v a l a ir rese rve bypassed th e p resent c h a m b e r o f com m erce, H ills b o ro last w e e k and decid e d to w h ic h has been an im p o rta n t fa c in s ta ll a n a v a l a ir re s e rv e s ta tio n to r in th e g ro w th and d e v e lo p m e n t at Salem , a c c o rd in g to w o rd re ol Ih e c o m m u n ity A to w n , sla te o r c e iv e d fre m C apt. C F G re b e " c o u n try is w h a t w c as c itiz e n s head o f th e n a v a l a ir rese rve u n it m ake it. asserted th e speaker. at S eattle A m o n g a c tiv itie s c ite d b y H a re T he lo ca l fie ld was re je c te d by w e re i s ta b lis h m e n t o f th e f ir s t th e n a v y because o f "lack o f f a c il la u n d ry in H ills b o ro , m a n a g in g a itie s. p o in tin g o u t th a t p la n e p a rk baseball team th a t w o n s ta te w id e ing s trip s are not la rg e enough, no ta m e in semi p ro c irc le s , m an a g e r h angar is a v a ila b le im m e d ia te ly Ol H a opy Day.- ' fo r a n u m b e r o f and gas storage c a p a c ity is lim ite d . ye u s. c o u n ty f a ir m anager and c o n M ore » cce sxlb lr cessions m a n a g e r at th e state fa ir W illi im F o rb is. c o m m a n d in g o f fo r th re e years H a re d e c la re d th a t fic e r o f the local n a v a l rese rve v o l the ho n ore d co u p le had c o n trib u te d u n te e r u n it, said th is w eek th a t in . great deal to th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f s ta lla tio n o f th e s ta tio n at Salem th e c o m m u n ity ..nd th a t e v e ry m an w ill m .ik e it m o re e a s ily a v a ila b le and w om an in th e c ity owes a d e b t to th« heavy c o n c e n tra tio n o f p ilo ts ol g ra titu d e to M r. and M rs. M oore. m th e P o rtla n d area th a n was Se- T lie g o o d w ill and frie n d s h ip s th e y it t l« . H ills b o ro , h o w e v e r, w o u ld have m ade h e re o v e r tlie ye a rs re p have been m o re e a s ily accessible, resents a re a l v a lu e , he said. he a d d td In e xp re ssin g his a p p re c ia tio n . C a p ta in G r c b c r stated th a t the iVlooic re c a lle d in te re s tin g e x p e r a r u n it at Salem w ill be c o m m is iences d u rin g h is c o m m u n ity s e r sioned as soon as d e ta ils a rc v ic e and said th e re was no to w n w o rk e d o u t and a u th o r ity received th a t had m ade a m ore s a tis fa c to ry w h i c h is exp e cte d to ta k e place p ro g re s - He c o n g ra tu la te d the w ith in a fe w weeks. board on s e le c tin g W. W W in a n s as H a n g a r O b ta ine d secretary. T he n a v y is n e g o tia tin g a lease F re d e ric k C T r u ilin g c r . s a lts fo r a h a n ga r on th e cast side o f the m anager o f the P o rtla n d Seed com Salem fie ld at a re n ta l o f a b o ut pany. show ed sound c o lo re d film » »300 a m o n th Im p ro v e m e n ts to on seed bK X 'dm g a nd p ro d u c tio n . m ake it s u ita b le fo r n a v a l opera- The film s w e re W h e re F lo w e rs lio n - are e \|« e le d W a lly Hug. a ir A re B red ' and " B re e d in g B e tte r p o rt m anager sta le d th a t a c o n tro l Food C ro p s " to w e r o p e ra to r w ill go on d u ty p e r- in .u teti Iv F e b ru a ry 1 Navy fig u res shot* some 1217 re c i t e a v ia tio n ve te ra n s w ith in a 100-miIc ra d iu s o f P o rtla n d , w ith o f th e m in th e Salem area The c, iv y a n n o u n c e m e n t th is w eek eli- .li.ix nt t h n e ye a rs o f e ffo r t by re- A special m e e tin g o f S ch o o l D is -e rv is ts se e kin g a base c lo se r th a n tr ic t No. .58 w ill be h e ld at F a rm S e a ttle in g to n school house on F rid a y e v e n in g . J a n u a ry 14. at « o 'c lo c k A discussion o l oo m sides o f the T h e I94H a g r ic u ltu r a l co n s e rv a one «t Ion of c o n s o lid a tio n w ith t i o n papers m ust be c n m p Ic U d by H ills b o ro S chool D is tr ic t w ilt tie S a tiiid a y . a c c o rd in g to A r t h u r P held, a c c o rd in g to M rs. C a n S c h lld - Ire la n d , c h a irm a n o f th e c o u n ty h a u c i, c le r k A u s tin S c r a ffo id amt association. J W P o y n tc r w ill be p res en t. b rin g tn A rgus 1)' J.nm .ny Navy Overshoots Local Airport; Salem Gets Base Farmington School Voters Io Meet 1 NOMINA I K Sem i day C o ttre ll W ednesday n .im e ti v, m or, c h a irm e n w h o w ill head he d riv e in th e ir re s p e c tiv e c o m - in .ti' T he y any M . I. V K tim - ner. Ga.-»ton-Dilley M rs V io le t > re t-/e n B a ri- Mr D I, J e n k o - B e a v e rto n ; H A W a lro d . T u - jL . lin and M i- C h a rle s M e ln to -h . ‘ rogres-. Moores Honored By C. of C. lor Civic Services Who Were Top Local Man. Woman in '48?.......... A l.it^« ' n u m b e r o f n o m in a tio n « f«»i l l i l l . l)«»i«».- 1948 F irs t C itiz e n u « 'f t ' b e it'u ii'M 'r tc d th is w e e k in «1 b a llo t b«»x in th e A ttfii.s o ffte c as M o ttd .i' d e a d ltiir ncaix'd f o r n o m in a tio n o f th e c o in m u iu t.v s t«»p m an ¡«nd w om an. A p p o in tm e n t of th e -e le c tio n eom m itte«' v . in n e a rin g c o m p le tio n b \ Rex (*ltff«»id T u m t. Fn.-t C it izen la.-f x«',ii and e h a irm a n o f th«' pi.»j«et ih i- ye.n T he l»an«|uct at »I111I1 th e F u s t Citizen ch<»tce w ill he a n n ou n ce d is .-« h e d u h 'd fo i Jan u . ii' 27 at th e P e te r Boscou ¿»ch«»i»l ca fe te ria . A b a llo t fo r n o m in a tio n o f a lo cal m an a nd w o m a n whose w o tk q u a lifie s th e m fo r th e F irs t C it i.e n t tie was p rin te d in last week A ’x u s and is repeated th is week B u lb ils s h o u ld b«' b ro u g h t o r sen. to th«' A i k i i s A d d itio n a l b a llo ts a! m » m ay he o b ta in e d at th e A ir u s Nam«', o f th« sc n o m in a te d v M n o t he announced, it w«u iv p o r ic u , o ir n n iiiiiir - d d is tr ib u tio n of r r i . i . k ' i m a te i ..,1s w e ie e xp e c te d , b , --'»mplete bv k ic k o ff tim e F r i 17, Report Deadline Set f