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3B RACINE JOURNAL-TIMES Friday, April 17, 1970 PSC Upholds Decision on Spur Track in City BIRD SANCTUARY Besides other scenic attractions, Yellowstone National Park Is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in the world, including over 200 species of birds, as well as large and small animals. Boaters have asked that the bridge be repuired so that it can be opened. The PSC had noted that the abandonment authority would be necessart ot remove the bridge. The Public Service Commission (PSC) has upheld Jts earlier decision to allow the Milwaukee Road to abandon a 400-foot spur track serving Walker Manufacturing Co. Walker and Pugh Oil Co.

had protested the earlier order issued Nov. 22, arguing It was erroneous and the PSC did not I f-t Lt- 1 The first free school In the original 13 colonies was St. John's College at Annapolis, Ind. The railroad said it would cost necessary to remove the bridge, lit could carry rail traffic and be opened also to boats, plus 000 annually for maintenance. It said revenues did not support such an expenditure.

Now in Stock! BULK Garden Seed D. P. Wigley Co. have jurisdiction. The spur was built in 1876 when a swing-span bridge was also built over the Root River.

The PSC, In its earlier order, noted the bridge was last opened in 1934 and, in essence, has been Dr. Michael Sveda, a 57-year-old chemist, of Greenwich, was the creator of icyclomates. 234 Wis. 1325 14th St. a fixed bridge.

BETTER QUALITY COSTS YOU LESS OR YOUR MONEY BACK I 1 Iff save a lot ot green on Golden Vigoro. We'll haw Golden Vigoro on sale. Hut the main reason to buy it isn't to save a buck. Its to save your lawn. Your lawn won't live through the summer without a healthy root system.

And before it can grow one, your lawn must eat. Golden Vigoro is regionally formulated for kx'al soil and weather conditions. It contains all the good things your lawn needs to' grow deep, healthy roots and thjck, 'Lori Schank, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Schank, 3637 N.

St. Clair watched workmen complete the installation of a new baptistry at the First Baptist Church, 801 Wisconsin Ave. Lori will be among the first persons to be baptized in the baptistry which is one of five new memorials to be dedicated Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Benjamin F.

Garmer, ajvd Fred W. Wheeler, 4510 Spring right photo, inspect the remodeled north narthex of Church and a newly exposed rose WindOW. Journl-Tlme Photos by Chuck O'AcqulUo Dedication of 5 New Memorials to Be Held at First Baptist Church "Reopening" will be the memorials to be dedicated rated sanctuary In memory of theme and spirit at First Bap- during 10:45 a.m. services in- Miss Mabel Walker. i tist 801 Wisconsin clude the John Addison Baptis- pastor said the remodei- CSVEIS 5.000 SQ.

FT. green grass. Soon after you use Golden Vigoro, you'll see a change in your lawn. You get your money back if you don't like what vou see. tery, ine Meyer iNartnex, nym- ed north narthex will expose this Sunday as the a 1 memorializing Arthur for the first time a circular church dedicates five new Kastensen who was instrumen- rose, window which had been VIGORO memorials and observes the tal in organizing the Spanish hidden from general view by a 130th anniversary of its ministery in southeastern balcony corridor and, later, by organization.

Wisconsin, a special tape two temporary rooms. The Rev. Benjamin F. recorder system in honor of "Reopening Day" is sjgnifi- Garmer, pastor, said the, Roy Mcintosh and the redeco- cant, Rev. Garmer said, be cause it commemorates the third major construction J1 JiX' '1' 1Xt, 'fc i 11' i It wiwk(I iv 1 I I-" 'V.

'''ir 1 JUMl.iw i wi ii i.r 1 WAR DEBT CANCELLED The Treaty of Versailles ordered Germany to make damage payments to the Allied Nations in the amount of $33 billion at the end of World War I. Only a few payments had been made by 1929 when the amount was reduced to $16 billion. In 1934 the debt was cancelled. SHOP ZAYRE FOR FABULOUS SAVINGS! ZAYRE RACINE project at the church. It also commemorates the April 25; 1840, meeting of representatives from Baptish churches of Kenosha (then called Southport), Burlington, Milwaukee and Waukesha (then known as Prairieville) to organize the First Baptist Church of Racine.

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The life of Anita Garibaldi, and how a woman helped enhance her husband's TTK Hi immortal legend; "City Life" by Oscar Shoen-feld. Essays by 60 American writers; "The River Men" by Robert Carse. Exploits of men on the oesareoow "Termination; the Closing at Baker Plant" by Alfred Slote. What happens when a factory closes up and moves away? "The Divorced Mother" by Carol Mindey. A guide to readjustment for mothers who face the problems of divorce; "The Body Has a Head" by Gustav Eckstein.

A big book aimed at making the human body more familiar; "Deafness" by David Wright. A deaf poet tells what deafness is really like; "Arrows of Mercy" by Philip Smith. The story of curare from the "flying death" of the Amazon jungle, to the wonder drug of modern anesthesiology; "History Under The Sea" by Alexander McKee. Lost ships, climatic changes, people combine in underwater archeology; "Praise the Lord for the Tax Exemption" by Martin Alfred Larson. How the churches grow rich, while the cities and citizens grow poor; great streams of North New books recently added to the Racine Public Library include: NON-FICTION "Understanding Modern China" ed.

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Dr. Martin Luther King as a political leader; "Protest!" by 'Julian Foster. Student activism in America. Of concern to all interested in higher education today; "The Student Revolution" by Joseph A. Califano.

Reports from 10 countries of Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East; "College-Confidential" Lawrence Handel. Facts about 168 leading colleges, from the, students themselves; "The Detroit Riot of 1967" by Hubert G. Locke. A review of America's worst civil disorder; "Where Did the Justice Go?" by Frances Strauss. The Giles-Johnson case and how involvement prevented a grave miscarriage of justice; MF-10 A Great Tractor for lawn and garden shorts, by Massey-Ferguson a variable speed drive with four forward gears.

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