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Show Early Bird Ladies Team W L Excel Oil Co 39 17 D Oil Co 35 21 Valley Packing 33 23 Cragun Market 26 30 Mullett Jewelry 20 36 Sage Inn 15 41 Ind. high series: Joan Cragun, Cra-gun, Excel Oil, 499; Evelyn Schwartz, Cragun Market, 489; Eunice Ewing, Mullett Jewelry, 458. High team game: Valley Packing Co., 649; Excel Oil, 639; Mullett Jewelry, 594. Ind. high game: Eunice Ewing, Mullett Jewelry, 180; Hilda Hardy, Valley Packing, 179; Evelyn Schwartz, Cragun Market, 179; Jo Ann Ivory, Craguns, 172. I Resolutions for new year There is one thing which everyone ev-eryone who reads this editorial will have less of tomorrow and that is time. It is the only thing you cannot extend, with money, influence or other forms of power. It is the element mankind has sought to conquer from the beginning. Ponce de Leon sought the fountain of youth and there were tales that he had found it. Women throughout through-out the centuries have sought the mystic secret of prolonging prolong-ing their youth. Einstein came close to finding find-ing the answer. He learned that speed made time relative and that speed of light could actually physically transform matter! But can it really be? We don't know yet. No one has proved it and such miracles are certainly a long way off. As of right now, time is that priceless possession that none of us have more of. We can- ! not extend our time on this earth. The one measurement which is so simple but so true that it almost invariably provides the best yardstick is the question: ques-tion: "What are you doing to help your fellowman?" This is how Jesus used his time and it is the great lesson He left to all those who can read or write regardless of their faith. |