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GLOBE-TROTTER - Neville Morgan, center, is surrounded by Indonesians
on Celebes Island. Many people on the island had never before
seen a white man, Mr. Morgan said.
Three billion to go
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who turned out to be a communist
guard. Another time, a Gennan
fanner who knew no English pulled
M,r. Morgan's car out of a quag·
mire.
In March Mr. Morgan flew to
Singapore, where he joined a cruise
through Indonesia to Australia and
New Zealand. As he boarded the ship
the traumatic memories of his last
voyage by ship flashed through his
mind .
Hospital Case
En route from New Zealand to En·
gland almost two years earlier. Mr.
Morgan had taken sick .
~fter his arrival in England he was
rushed to a St. Albans hospital with a
bad case of pneumonia. One lung
was full of fluid and the other begin·
ning to fill. But after anointing. his
lungs cleared and within a few days
he had completely recovered.
This lime the voyage was trouble·
free. ,
In Indonesia Mr. Morgan saw ex·
treme poverty,
"That reaJly opened up my eyes to
the totally ugly conditions in which
so many must exist," he com·
mented.
One of the ports of call had not
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been visited by an ocean liner since
World War II. Mr. Morgan jour·
neyed inland as far as he could and
was thronged by children who had
never seen a white man, He made
some friends lhere and has since received
postcards from them, inviting
him back to visit.
After spending the Days of Un·
leavened Bread in Sydney, Australia,
Mr. Morgan arrived back in
Auckland in early April. With him
were 1,000 slides, 27 cassettes and
.. tons of unforgettable memories."
Of his memories, the most important,
he said, is that of the people he
met. Tours through 47 U.S. states
and many other countries brought
-him to many churc~ areas, where he
had made many acquaintances.
" 1 want to say a big thank-you to
everyone who helped me," he said.
Mr. Morgan is now in Wellington,
New Zealand, saving and planning
for his next trip to Australia. the
U.S.A. again, and " who knows
where. ,.
"1 love meeting people. t. he said.
•'Travel has enabled me to meet hun-
. dreds of interesting personalities.
But I still have nearly three billion
more 10$0. So that's why I want to be
on the road again.'"
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BABIES
AUSTIN, rex. - Eric Robert Mayler, first son,
second ch~d of Oale and Keme Meyler, July 11,
2:42 p.m .. 8 pounds.
BIG SANDY, TaK. Sarah5ha, .. Cartl,le,flral
daughter, first child ot Bob and Elaine Carlisle,
July 8, 9:28 •• m .. 5 pounds 12 ounoe,.
BRICKET WOOD. England - Roderlc Charl.s
Graham, flr,t son, second child of Gordon and
Kathy Graham, July I S, 2 p.m .. 10 pounds.
BRISBANE. Australia - SonIa Ruth Wood, IIrst
c1aughtar, first child 01 Robert and Olga Wood,
June 8. 8;15 a.m., 7 pounds 3 ounces.
8ULAWAYO, Rhodesia David Asher Griffiths.
SllXlnd son, fourth d'lgd of Peter and Jenny
Griffiths, July' 6. 5:08 p.rn .. 7 pounc:1s 1 oune..
CHICAGO, III. David Eric: Urbanek. firs! son.
first ch~d of Cl1Jane and PhylUs·(Brock) Urbanek,
June 17, 12:10 p.rn .. 8'11 pounds.
CINCINNATI, Ohio Jeff;ey Kenneth PulHarn
Jr .. lirst son, firs! child of Jeffrey and Deborsh
:~~:r: ' June 18. 12:31 p.m., 7 pounds 14
CINCINNATI, Ohio - Oouglas Mark Collins Jr.,
lirst son. ~Irsl child 01 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Colins, June 3, 7:21 a . ~., 7 pcSunds 4 ounces.
CINCINNATI, Ohio Laura Beth Perkins, first
daughtar.thlrdchild of Leroy and Norma Perkins.
July 11, 12:55 p.rn .. 6 pounds 15:v.. ounces.
~aEu~~~~~ se~n~ Chil:~P~. ~i~~~~'p!~
~~~c:~ .essel , July 10, 1:52 p.m .• 8 pounds 2'11
DULUTH. Minn. - BenJamin Carl Partin, first
son.llrsl child 01 Chris and Marsha Partin, July 3,
10:56 a.m., 7 pounds 7 ounces.
DULUTH, Minn. - Christina Lee Oleon, Ilrst
daughter, lirst chHd 01 Ray and Cindy Olson. July
4,10:56 p.m .. 7 pounds 5 ounces:
DULUTH, Minn. Mark Andrew Pederson, Ilrst
son.llr .. 1 child 01 Dale andJane Pederson, July8,
11 :16 a.m .. 8 pounds 4 ounces.
FINDLAY, Ohio - Valerie Chrlsllne Onemann,
.. econd daughler, second child 01 Jim and Diana
~!e=nn, July 19, 2:10 a.m., 8 pounds 12
FINDLAY, Ohio - Rachel Rebecca Riffel, fourth
daughtar, seventh ch~d 01 Chanes and Mary Lou
Rlflel, June 19, 1:32 a.m .. 7 pounds 14 ounces.
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FORT MITCHELL. Ky. Jeana Rana
CkimenlSOn, IIrst daughler, second ch~d 01 John
G. and Charolette Clementson, April 4, 7 pounds
3 ounces.
FORT WORTH, TelC. Jeffrey Clinton 8l'ock.
third son, third child 01 Dan and Cynd (Brisco)
Brock, June 30, 11 :19 p.m., 8 pounds 7 ounces.
GLOUCESTER, Engla nd Thomas David
Symonds, second soo, second child of Roger and
Andrea Symonds. April 10. 11 :30 p.m., 8 pounds
14 ounces.
GREENSBORO, N.C. - Angela Racquel
Penkave, second daughter, second child of latTY
and Ginny Penkav .. July 15, 4:14 p.m., 7potrtds
13 ounces.
HARTFORD, Conn. - Jason David Chendler,
IIrst son, first child of Patricia end Donald
Chandler, Junel', 5:35a.m., Tpounds30unces.
JONESBORO, Ark. Seth Howard Crowe. first
son, second child of Samuel Howard and Bunny
Crowe, June 26, 6 pounds 10 ounces.
KITCHENER, Ont James Neil O'Neill, first
son, lirst child 01 Dennis and Margare! O'Neill,
July 13, 1 a.m., 7 pounds 10 ounces.
LONG BEACH, Calil. Jennifer Marie Clapp,
daughter of Doris and Ed Clapp, July 3, 9 pounds
9 ounces.
LONG ISLAND. N. Y. - Temara Marie Agee, Ilrst
daughter, second child of Charles Robert and
Greta·Lynne Agee, June 21 , 3:13 p.m .. 6 pounds
14 ounces.
MANHATTAN, N.Y. - Jonathan Elick, first son,
first child 01 Gabriel and Gloria ElIIck, July 6,
10:04 p.m., 6 pounds 11 '" ounces .
MELBOURNE, Australia Seth James
McGorlick. lirs! son. firsl child 01 Brian and Karen
McGorlick, July 4. 6:10 p.m .. 8"., pounds.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jason Scott Brown, first
son, lirst child 01 Richard and Mary Ann Brown,
June 28, 8:47 a.m .. 7 pounds.
OAKLAND, Calli. - Jennifer Ablgale Gray,
second daughter. second child 01 Melvin l. and
:~~e~ . Gray, June 21, 10:42 a.m., 8 pounds 41f.z
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - Daniel Wade
Anderson, first son, first child of Danny and Kathy
Anderson, July I, 8)24 p.m .. 7 pounds 120UflC8$.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Silaron Sue
Vanzant, firs! daughter. second chHd of Jimmy
and Jeannie Vanzant, July 1. 7 p.m., 8 pounds.
OMAHA, Neb.
Scon Alan Anderson, first son,
:~Ero~~lj~I;',:,la~:I~n~.~~e~a~e~~:I;U
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Czuprys, June 30. 2:49 p.m .. 9 pounds 1 ounce.
PARIS. France -AlelCandre Zdravko Peshevskl,
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PASADENA, Calif. - Oavid Verne Ryland,first
son, second child 01 Kenneth and Zoe Ann
Ryland, July 3, 8:25 p.m., 6 pounds 8 ounces.
PASADENA, Calif. - Jenn"er Renee Webb,
second daughtar, fourth child of Michael and
~!~~ebb, May 21. 5:06 p.m .. 8 pounds 4
PASADENA, Calif. Jeremy Paul Wj1eeler, IIrst
son, first child of Zara (Griswold) and Huston
Wheeler, July 6, 7:34 p.m., ? pounds 8 ounces.
PHOENIX, Ariz. Kerl Lynn Williams, Ihlrd
daughter, fifth child of Robert and UI~an Williams,
July 2, 6:50 a.m .. 6 pounds.
REO OEER, Alta. _ Sarah Lynn Huebner, first
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RESEOA, Calli. - James Michael Stephan
Au~icka, second son. tourlh child 01 Steve and
Jane Ruzicka, June 30,4:10 a.m., 10 ....... pounds.
ROCKHAMPTON, "usttab - Micheel Ric:hard
Atkinson, Ilrsl son, first chitd of Steve and Doris
Atkinson, July 22. 8:55 a.m .. 8 pounds 2 ounces.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. - Timothy Scon Kilgore.
second son, third child of FrancJs and Joyce
Kitgore. June 25, 3:32 a.m., 8 pounds 8 ounces.
ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands Jason Kevin
Nicholas, first son. seoond child 01 Reginald and
Bernadene Nicholas, July i, 1:30 p.m .. 9 pounds
7 ounces.
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p .m .. 8 pounds 7 ounces.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - Tiffany Elizabeth Raney,
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SURREY, B.C. -
Heather Lynn Moore, IIrst
:~~:eJu~~~ ;~i~d a~~~:rs ~enLJsn~ ~~:i~)
SYONEY, AU3tralia Kurt Jonathon Oean. first
son. Ii~t child of Alan and ROsie Dean, May 7.
10:45 a.m .. 8 pounds 6Y, ounces.
TOLEOO; Ohio Timolhy Allen Paril, firsl son,
t:40rthp~:~d80~~ncf.r2Wti~H.t Pette. July 1.
WALTERBORO, S.C. - Sta08y Lee McElveen •
fourth daughter, fifth child of Mr. and Mrs. James
McEI .... en. June 23. 8:47 a.m .. 9 pounds.
Monday, Aug. 4, 1975
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Vicki L.onfne Johnaon,
fir.t daughte" firs! child of Malvin and Ge,.Idne
Johnson, June 17. 7", pounds.
WICHITA, Ken. - David S. Yee, third son, fifttl
chYdoIAleltandNedraYae,June20, 7:59a.m., 9
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pounds 2 ounces.
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PEN PALS
Attention all br.thren and coworkers: Thantr.s lor
letting Tommy Dowen have e card from each
.tate and 14 COWltr\eS. Mrs. Do."eli.
~: ~~Yt~~ ~g~udr'e~~a~ ,c~JP,~t a lener 10 you.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrain Howard 01 Kansas City. we
have Iosl your address. Mr. and Mrs. Earl W.
Morton, 2835 N. Iroquois, Tulsa, Ok!a .. 74106.
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Taber, Alte., TOK 2GO, Canada.
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Interested i" traveling. would like Informallon on
different areas. I Uke aU sports. rock and country
musIc. Ernest Lawrence Jr., Munns Ferry Rd.,
Northlleld, Mass .. 01360.
Hello, Palmer, Anchorage and KenaI! Members
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Would Uke to hear lrom anyone wishing to write.
I'm a member oltha Tucson church on a short
duty assignment to Korn. Bob Stanley, 501 Sig
Co .. APO San Francisco, CaNI., 96271.
Would ~ke tor young men to write me from 18 to
~~~k~~:::, ~9a;yi,~ SlOne, 2210R 29th St.
College·educated fellow, 26, bUSiness and
architecture oriented, sporta minded, hobbles
Irom astronomy to water, wlshe. to corr.spond
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Double and Iriple dates! Wholesome funl Hearty
laughsl Mike Bacon, 1703 Clark Ave., clo
Bomf)'luellers, Ames, Iowa, 50010 .
Member, male, slngl., 31, would like 10
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Write In English to Mr. George McGowan, 47,
Paril Dr., Sunningdale, Berilshl,., England.
~~~el~:!~!~~h~~'n:'";~;;rst~2~
Male, 42, would like 10 elCchange iel1elS with
unmarrl.d lemales, If possible 01 German
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"'re you single? Feminine? Young?
Advenlurous? 00 you like rock mlJllc? Poetry?
Cycling? Beautiful summers? And trostywinters?
Do you Ilk. surprises??? tlthis is you, then please
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f:!~~~~~'e ~:c:~~ ::;rl D(1: ls :u1:S:;' ~n~:
something you are looking lor.)
Single male, 55, wishes to have lamale pen pall
35 to 48 lrom slates surrounding New Jersey.
Inlar •• ls: music, dancing; hiking, swimming,
:~~~t~ltYa~;y ~~~-;:~~Q; ~~~~. Brr:~I~P' ,
Newark, N.J., 07104.
Member. white. lamale, single, 44, would IIh to
write·male members about same aga. Wilt anend
Feast at Ozarks. Interests: gardening, fishing.
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I would like to correspond with you. I am a
member. married to a nonmember, mother of
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White ma", 26, wiShes correspondence ."lth
yo~ ladles 22 to 30. In!erests: tM Work lind
clu~ music. Richard O. BeItZ, 1505. Park St ..
WhMllng, W.Va .• 26003.
. WEDDING NEWS
Oarl Arbogast and Catherin. Turner 01 lhe
Cart."II'II .., Ge .• church were marrlad June 15.
Mr, Y'l1I~rtm Wllkin'9n 91 In, "1I1n11 GtlllrGtJ
performed the cer.mon.,. They and their chlklran
are h1ng at 4080 Due West Rd .. Kannesaw, Oa ..
30144.
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