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Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
HARDY WHITE IS
FtfCrEp PRESIDENT or
RETIRED MEMS ClUB

4 gropp of retired men met Tor
the second time Wednesday after
noon February IS ~ the Masonic
Temple. 1852 Fourth Az r. At this
meeting the Retired Mems Social
Club" was organized
club spirit reached m nlltime
high by those present ard indica
tions are thai anything lnas than
a anccenNfti organization VIII not
be accepted Al retired men are
asked 70 attend the neat meeting
and join 10 ,lie iovial boyish spirit
~ this group
Regardless af The reason and
condition videh brought about
your retirement ail are invited 20
become q member n Iris group
ofncerp elected ana Installed st
thas meeting wero Hardy White.
I preaideui Errui r'assett arere
tary. Miles Newlin treasurer
Jesse Stevens program chairman
and 3 E Beck pabnaity chair
man.
I The next meeting Was scheduled
fu Wedueesihy February ~ a. 2
I pm At ths Bosmer branch ~ the
! Public library 70 ~ ard Fourth
Az y.
I Members present e1rs Hardy
Hhite IrrUii NJ Fassvii Jesse
stevens James p wilson Y g
Jobnigan Alfred 3afneti Feiis
I Fogg Robert .ail0rY " " E"aa.
Niles sewilu Emmett iiisor A
I Owens. Prank Terry n Jaekson
Joseph Jennings Eati Bsv2usn
ar & y Beek and George banks
g.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
BOWLING HINTS

Spare bowling plays a most inn
portant part in scoring when a
bowler fails to strike they must
make spares consistently in
order 10 fill frames and make a
good score In order to spare the
bowler must adopt a system that
fits her type OF delivery
The ten-pin set-up must be stud
led and leaves" analysed
The bowler should then bowl at
them from the proper angle, One
fundamental rule is. pins remain
ing on the left side Of the alley
should be bowled at from the right
side Of the alley; pins left on
the right side OF the alley should
be bowled at from the left side.
How far the bowler goes To the
right or left Of her strike" spot
depends on her type of delivery
and the leave" being bowled at.
Peculiarities OF the alleys must
also be taken into consideration.
A straight ball Is easier 70 con
troll than hook or curve bah
therefore those straight BAN bowl.
ers. who are proficient, generally
make more spares than those who
roll a hook or curve bah
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27

NEW YORK Cf1'N tANrl
Latest statistics az the National
Basketball Association reveal that
EliKtn Baylor tho Minneapolis
I.asers raekie has nnp chance of
ending ,p with the best scoring
record gar freshman IN the
history uf tho league
Baylor Just about everybody :
ehotec a. rookie of the year was
averaging gas points por game IN
his firs, so contests The previous
best scoring average tor nfst
year performer was complied by
Bob Petit, who averaged soA
points in 1888 with Milwaukee
Hawks
As matter nf comparison Rin
Russell OF the Boston ccltits
averaged iAT points per game his
first season. and weody sanits.
berry of the Philadelphia War
rtors, rookie of the YEAR IN ipas
posted a 1873 average
BAYLOR who ranked fifth tn the
scoring race was third 81 rebound
ing he had grabbed eff 7ha Cor q
1872 average
Russell without as equal az .
rebounatr held aprcadeaEle surre
macy Ia that department HE had
retrieved aa7 shots TOT = a2 y
average 10 "a outings
The $40 former Ban Franelsco
star also was second IN field goal
percentage having sank aih out q
zoe shots Cor Ahs pefeentagc
Its teammato, aophnmnre San
| Jones' the former North Cnrnlins
star was fourth in this rhase %
nffrnsc with 22s goals IN ais at
tenapta
Russell total point output wa
p0a for a 1877 average, and aaui'is
lbcrry'a production was sos for
1917 average
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27

Team High Series Observer
2si7. Acme 1881. Keiffera Clothing
2S27
Team High Single Game OBJ
server gl6 Gardner Realty sTe
Relffers Clothing s7A
Individual High Ser'r- Jack Al.
ans $40. b Clark 329 Virgil Har-
1g s0i Milrlel Gardner ts2 vir.
ginla Robinson t5t Edna Judy
asa. Betty Adams 4fo
individual nigh singh" Game
Ronald Judy 1871 Ebert CLARK ls1
Pm Cornelius and Jack AdaH'
100 Betty Adams i75, Auf'ei
Gardner i72 Edna Iudy 1877
Keep IN mind ,he ~ Paul ci'y
Tournament J, begins for your
bowling friends on March isi and
i each weekend through March
isfh an evsnts arc being bo9'ied
AZ sihiey B0'Tl
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
TWIN ciTV
Pin PAT TER
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Capital 5-535i

Schuck. Donna Sayies, Helen
Smith. Josie Holloman Iyrna Har
ris, bowling Mar. rs pm.
Friendly s" team IS Wanda
Owens capt, Quan Dawson, Cal
lie Fowler. Marie Matthews, Geor-
gta Canton bowling March 70
pm. ''wehb's 90 champSl bowl
Mar. 10 at 6 $50 pm they are Ev.
eIyn Henderson. Sara Nicholson,
Dorothy Coxine, Louise Thomas
Ceola Webb capt All teams bowl
at sihley Bowl Give them your
moral support by going out to see
the action
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
IIRrHAIs To roRN NTW
AFRICAN PATTY

Salisbury aonthetn ithnsieain
tANpl A new political organisa
tion known ar the Central Africa
party, Is 10 be formed within the
next month with two heading 10
eraln" ~ Northern iihodesig At lfa
head They are sir John Mpffsi
and Harry BfanRIlu both former
colonial civil servants
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
GERMAN FANS
BOO REFEREE FOR
DIsQUAIIrYING SANDY

DQRTMUNp Germany tANP)
some 1000 ringside fans noisily
expressed disapproval when the
referee disqualified Randy Sandy
Of New York for low blows IN the
seventh round Of scheduled 10
roundcr against Gustav ScholE Of
Hamburg here recently
pparently the crowd Eel, the
referee was too harsh In prnaliE-
ing sandy who was far ahead on
points Sandy is natural body
puneher and at times his blows tall
on the bsltline
Sandy had been warned twice
in earlier rounds
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
cANroRiANs ElEcT Bill
FRACTION FOR PRESIDENT

Hiu Fraction was elected presi.
dent ~ the Cantorians Twin Cities
Choral Group, when the group
held their annual election as q
dinner meeting ~ the home Of
Robert Hickman. sip Dayton Az
Friday January 30
Other officers named are Wilma
Naver secretary Hhlrlsy Gray,
treasurer. Bradford Benner librar
ian and Warren Hayes, chaplain
In me ~ his first official duties
M Fraction appointed Mr. Al.
bert Durari. chairman II the sx.
ccuttvo board and appointed tbs
following chairman who are alne
members ~ the executive board
/ Robert Hickman, business com
mittee. Warren Hayes benevolent
I committee Earline Neii public re-
isliona. John whiiakef auditing
Gwen Fraction membership Ken
( Meth l.. Robinson muslr and Ioet
Ia Kemp, costume
I Thr executive board held ~
I first meeting on Monday Febrn
ary 10 at tire home II John Whit
akrr O. Marshall Az ~ whiei
tims future plans for tho groui
wers discussed
/ There are now openings for new
members in the CantgFtans an
those interested IN belonging e
this up ard coming ofEauizatio'
should contact Mrs Gwen Frac
ilon. ss0a FgIrth Az 2 Mime
apoiis IA 1920
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
ARCHIE MOORE SEEKS
30 PERCENT FOR
BoUT WITH ROBINSON

SAN DIEGO. CALF tANPl
Commenting on his proposed title
bout which with Sugar Ray Robin.
son IN june hght heavyweight
champion Archie Moogv indicated
that he expected cut ~ 40 per-
cent
"Im not mathematical wiz
ard he commented but ! do
know that defending champion
is supposed to receive 40 pereent
OF the receipts
Il being the current champion,
am no exception The next move
Is up 10 Robinson
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
You Don't Have To Guess About Paironiring
Friendly Merchants Just Use Those
Fiia Nu HaTAt
ntaUFn ron alAntNa FINAL
ACCOUNT AM PETITION fuM
I2EaIiNf fEttgf,NuN
al,nTM ~ MInh,I.5s.'V, s.'V,I,A'

MTATH or MtMNhAUTA
COUNTY, DF HifNNNFiA
th PROBATE rNUNr
lie EstAta " iieisa ahinh pe
Dr1fHt
~ a nnpEHEn that the final
as. anHt sUd prtttlun for osHniua
ton thsreaf ang fuf atatfibuttun.
flied hsreiH a. heard bH Monday
fatrh gafd i9ha, % No e'yipDh An
~ this tuuri IA gbe tnHtt iBnMaa ln
Minneapolis AiHNahbta aHd that all
pefaaHA interested iH thiA estate
present Bhisttihng. II aHA WhB aAiu
rgutinu should not w. granted
4his urans Hhaii tv pthli~haa tn
tha Minneapolis HpUknpWaf nud
gopiaa thereof hatlsd aNnnt fiHN to
fHw
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Iftl EIlh'sM IHaHs UF FfuBats
court yhlH intb baY ~ Nehfu,
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neE.rf bHibtf
AttUfnrE
lhft fltiC Insurance itldH
Minneapolis MlUuFs~ta
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Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
Almost About
H.s--a-=~~.~s~~~~~~~~e~~~~-
Every thing
ny rrRcy VILLA

People always waiting something day by day.
toporrov hoping
times. hard times eood break god woman good deal
waitug a story put carefully, doing
column doing the hard IT'S the fault
Joseph both promised
columns suddenly became lazy like truly
Is ot tbs umc
chanpios Jersey waoott
certion example what champ should look like when he
few days Minneapolis to the star Tribune Golden
lie Was given standing ovation at calhoun
workings autographs
docns pictures with During his
had him hocs and took him to the best Of
places
waos talk at the calhoun Hotel was wen rcecyei lie spoke
opportunity how loves
he's been All wod
after hts fine talk started Wondering how of those peope
woud the neghhorhood
next door to thpmT
Oo.sipir
our loaI hong promoters deserve "A FOR effort trying to
Of promoter oenaohn
checking an knnwu that little
champ a boxing
that the match viii Colorado springs rho
principals 100000
money Mipncaros7 Hats the Golden Gloycrs
Neeusent conditioning boxing
coach Harry Davis Ray Robinson will announce hrforo the
ls plans Of the Golden goyerp ahoud
want The pro end " The hes should their
doctor but also heads examined None looked THAT
game already doing
pamaton Nropug ha heavyweight baby
headlines results wu be
Minneapolis tranraeo. Chicago
spuga bidding plenty
win an this tab about the his between
rourc nRhea prove greatness
question ability ~ getting a steamed hu Dent aet
Wrong ! Love The nosnE Game
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
rSU TRACK
TEAM BEGINS
DRILLS

HOUSTON. TEN tANPt
The Texas Southern University
track team Is training lntensively
for its meeting with Prairie View
College which viii open the 'oa
track season The season closes
May 9
Final event OF the season VIII
be the Southwestern Conference
meet in Baton Rouge, May So
Meanwhile. coach James Bryant
has announced that the TsU tennis
team will open seasons play In that
a partm cnt the conferences y
champion Prairie View. Feb rs
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
TWIN CITIES LADIES
FEB. IL

Two most interested young men
in the persons OF Nelson Jr and
Scott BaIenger made their first
visit TO the alleys Tuesday night
Nelson tells us his father is in
California In the Marines and
after school is out we and our
mommie are going out there TO
live
How nice IL was TO see Starr
shepherd out and looking fine
after serious emergency surgery.
with starr was hubby Vince
sister Betty, Floyd and daughters,
Cissie Neoka and Linda.
Evelyn Scott came with her
friend Louie Parker to watch the
experts" Ros,alee Patterson visit
ga and had with her Phillip her
son, who had a gay time with us
about the seating in the gallery
Pat Lee. Bea Walton and Mar.
gucrite Ellis made up the rest II
the 'gaIleryites.
It's ST Paul Womens City tourn'
ament time again The Ladies
are sponsoring two teams On The
"A" team are CODY Banks, Jane
Lee. Dorothy Balenger Giver
Laine and Gladys Mcfarland 'B
team consists Of zelma Ftillhright
Edith Watson. LILLIAN Finley
Kathy Toomba. Madge Jackson
"A" team bowls Mar Is . pm
at sibley Bowl "B team bowls
Mar 10 pm Helen smith and
Nilee Lewis bowl singles ant
doubles Mar 2
other teams bowling ar,
"schuck 5 members being Pa
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
GUINEA. TuNIsIA
EXCHANGE NOTES

Conakry Guinea amp An
exchange u notes between aulnaa
and TnniAia Was accomplished last
week through da,inea'H mission ~
"friendshlp and good win A. y
result the TunIsian Koyernmcn,
has promised te lend Guinea what
.,..r ni.i q can a.llnnnNt.l nnnnlhir
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
Duo. CITIES PACESETTERs
FER. 10

Gladys Miller made her initial
visit Thursday and was able To
enjoy cheering her favoutes while
attending TO her knitting Small
daughter Of Rosalie Harris, Zen
eta, was happy 10 see her moth
ers opposition fail in scoring WI
lie Pearson came in late "a happy
day. and "iiuxed" some one else
Other gallery bUwlers' were;
Dee" Turner. "Sy' johnson, Jim
Gardner. Howie Barrett Fred Lee
RAY whitmore. Taft Martin, Art
Moore lack Adams 20 sieet
Marianne Terry, Joe Norris Harry
Richardson Lee Chandler Fred
Lee and Ernie Washington
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
Aflos Sewing Center
Established On West
Luke Street, Mpls.

n v lieldt general manager
Cor Twin cities arra - Atlas sew
ing center announced this week
the establishment % permanent
nffices ami center a. g. West Lake
street n Minneapolis
MI tloldt native ~ st fauI
says the Atlas sowing Machine
90 IA the second largest sewing
machine company IN tho world II
Il therefore IA q position 90 guar
antee ~ services and merchandise
Telephone number of the Atlas
aeping center IL Taylor anGa
This Is ear sIivaf AunlycFaaf,
Wear ~ publication Adtt
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
TEAM STANDINGS

Team nigh Single Game: Jim
mys DN SIS, Cooks 7s6, Jansen
7a6
Team High Series: Jimmys Ok
2322 Jansen 2iee. Coleman Loan
2ie7
Individual High single Game;
Zelma Fullhright i92 "Quan' Dav.
ison lai, CODY Banks 17a
Individual High Series: Quan
Dawson 4a7, Mary Russell 4sA,
"Cohv" Banks a79
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
TEAM STANDINGS

Team High Single Game Cicer-
os Bar-B-Q 2sie, Ron-Dale Rec
7as Barrot, Realty 76i
Team High Series Cicoros' Bar
30 227a Ron Dale Rec 22i4
Mpls Spokesman 2isi
Individual Hight single Game
Wanda owens 20a, Louise Thomas
ISL Mntlel Gardner iTe
individual High Series Louise
Thomas sic Murtel Gardner SOC
Wanda Owens 800
TEN STRIKE. FER. 10
Thad roomba captain of st PAN
Recorder team called "a say Ne"
member haa been added 70 the
team willie Pearson the feeiinS
Is that now with a fun roster th'
Recorder boys wi1I really roll
Jack Hyatt hit six Tuesday
Z Congratulations
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
Ai-ruEA TOURING
LATIN AMERICA.
\.
HAITI

MEM YORN tANp) Aithca
Gibson. United states and British
womens tennis champion. arrived
ia Rsrfspa,nla Colombia nom
Guatemala CITY last TUESDAY te
begin tour ~ South America
From rarranqnilla the tennis
queyn will travel 10 nogu,a, Colom-
hsa Lima Peru Santiago Chile
and Rio before fi>tng ean Am
northwart 70 Caracas and rsat al
Prince Hats
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
ROBERT STREET RETAIL
RsEsu IG

High Single Game: Geo Matt
hews 2o1 Art Moore 2ll, Edgar
Pillow 1s5
High Series; Art Moore 564
Geo. Matthews Ai1 Edgar Pill
lows ASS
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
SPORTS
ORIOLES BANK HEAVILY on N0Yp, JOHNSON
Editors thg proprots
league haseisa vi nlaNnrNA

Editors This another In th the rrespcots Of
major league hasehal with tan r'a,rrsl
Chicago ,ANplTne Baltimore onoes the mileago
expected had hegyd the elite
among League hat division
Instead Paul ended n place
Part might attributed failure of
johnson anky highlander perform
expectations might failure q Bob
Boyd To eampa}gu had passed
Born ExpEcT GooD SEASON
Both Of these players
orioles barring trades And both O them re looking Tor improved
although Boyd % M adns hers IN the Al
despite his
-Four other tan players are roster they
rashy yehaser up
purchased the racit
SC Coast League Leune Green spent part
Charlie pitcher who also
NEED QUICK START
season Boyd training soottsdaio Ariz he
saaed with batting slump and whom the opened he
relegaed regular lineup
Then ne batting
sacker ended me with 500 mark
His fielding superb
good start by unqaeaonaey give
orioles lie spange
nss asss s'' TESS ''" 80 - '' ~ !" NO. ''' '''
CONNIE TO IMPROVE
year In fact hs
predicted complied
Of his
u wins and u defeats in 1887 while ong an earned run mark
Actually record year though Disappointing aecevne
lie allowed 81 earned us innings ase ERA lio struck
rryiva Of hts pitching OF ago
hance Orioles chances Of moving IN the AL
TEST FOR BEAMoN
Tasby given a a becoming baltimore regular
Louisville 2eyeaod
doubles % lie whiei
atteKts hts speed
BeaInon really rough
only game lost showed
the Orioles most promising pitching ppcs Charley wn hav
o deliver
white efhand batting catcher has seen major league aeryc.
with the Milwaukee Braves nu, the last he with th
Orioles Pacific Coast League farm club Vancouver his contract
purchased after the 1853
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
IEAM sTANnTN0s

Team High single Game: Jean
ard Rays p7t Observer SOS
Team High Series. Observer
2e5e Jean and Rays 1856 wood
ard 1874
individual Hight single Gams
sy johnson 22s, Iarry Walton
22t Robert Carter az
Individual Higt series Jask Hg.
att siI Raiph Jones 500 Ar
Moore SIS
NoRTHERS LIGHTS
FTB ~
TEAM STANDINGS
W T.
w1odgr3a Funeral Home 81 -
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27

Tarnff -fifs Fssfs ~ tt~ lah
~ asfehdsr- for tte SeKfs ss~a
ug nfg ana i.stsfrsrs ip true a.
ns-Faff ~ ~ Ffestd fsferd - ~
. tnsaasu ~ siansapess Nss tbs
o. rdss - mf Fasa
Minneapolis spokesman., 1959-02-27
GREEN's ooon ON nEfENaE

White bat,ed 2p last year and 2TT the previous
played IN 50 for Baltimore last mostly
innings replacement against
pitching finished the campaign with Rochester
batting games Of sticking
this depends his the
question
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

Stockholm harbor is one of the most beautiful
harbors in the world To watch its lights from the
portfolio of your cabin aboard the "af Chapman" is
fun, indeed, you rock gently to sleep.
We spent three days on the "af Chapman" at a
cost of 3Sc a day! The handsome old vessel was
built in 1908 and has been re-outfitted as the only
youth hostel in the world aboard sailing ship.
The "af Chapman" is anchored. more or less
firmly, opposite the Royal Palace and is still so ele
CANT that tourists visiting Stockholm under
the impression that it is the kings yacht The ship
has central heating and air conditioning, with fresh
air coming in all summer and warmed air. all winter
Unfortunately, stays are limited to five days. or
adventurous tourists would never stay anywhere else
once they found out about "af Chapman" and its
delicious Swedish food One day my youngest ate 40
Swedish pancakes with strawberries and whipped
cream
You don't have to be youth hosteler TO visit the
"af Chapman" and have lunch tea there. On week
days they serve $50 lunches on board, from IL 30
?, not only to tourists, but to Swedish business
men, who like to come for a lunch in the sun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

have fun eating in Paris, anywhere from the sea-
food bar at Prunier's (where in wintertme love
urchins, called in French little bears" because
in their furIke shells they look like little brown
bears rolled up for hibernation) to the Ritz for
lunch, il want to view the international set have
lunch with visiting rich Americans. | like Maxim's
Friday nights because that night everyone must
dress, the dancing is excellent and the food, of
course Superative. But because like small restau
rants best anywhere. | most enjoy the places my
French friends take me-places about which they
would prefer me not to write.
Well, perhaps there is one l can mention, for it
was recommended to me by Nine. Louis Vaudable
of Maxm's. II is Au Roi des Coquillages at 81
Boulevard de Clichy. Dinner for four including wine
and service was $3.50 the last time | was there,
according TO my notes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
| TRAVEL OUT OF SEASON
(ContinIed)
(ContinIed)

l cannot leave Portugal without mentioning the
Hotel Avis perhaps l shouldn't for it is coming
DOWN. 1t former private palace and is as
world-renowned as the Ritz in Paris and operates
somewhat on the same scale in miniature. March
through October is the time to CO. if they will have
you, but royalty will probably have gotten ahead of
you for reservations.
enjoyed the Avis because felt thoroughly PAM
pered there. The rooms are all big, hgh-ceilinged
with balconies. The bed linen is real linen and in
the morning up comes your breakfast on Vista
Allegro porcelain (Which is the Portuguese version of
Limoges)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Venice

All Americans. am convinced. have fun in Ven
ice-except perhaps in the winter when il can be
very cold and damp. have fun viewing the sights
on the canals, studying the tourists and the Vene-
tians themselves going back and forth to work and
pleasure. have fun the Piazza San Marco feeding
the pigeons like everyone else, and | enjoy dinner
at the wonderful sea-food restaurant, the Colombia,
in little square behind San Marco. l have fun
drinking countless ~espressos" in the many cafes
around Venice.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

AS look back through these notes, see that
my idea of fun falls into simple pattern ! enjoy
friends of all nationalities, dancing everywhere,
music good food of all kinds usually eaten under in
formal circumstances, and foreign shopping.
And yet, perhaps the most fun of all. as l think
back on il. is the wonderful time have at home,
when return, bringing gifts to friends and neigh
bors, filling this or that corner with the purchases
have made or just sitting around during long, quiet
evening on the patio, remembering where I've been
and thinking about where shall 60 next-as soon
as the travel season is over
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Eeuua

Everything is enjoyable in Vienna, in my opinion
but had the most pleasure after delightful perform
ance of Tales of Hoffman, at the great new Stats
oper With Vennese friends TAXED up to Grinzing
the wine district outside of Vienna but still within the
city limits. There made the rounds of the Heuri-
gen, the taverns where wine is sold primarily. Here
and there outside these charming Grinzng taverns
(some of them dating back as far as 1901, hung
evergreen wreaths indicate that the wine was
ready. Some Viennese come to the Heurigen with
their own suppers to go with the wine. My visit was
in clear, below-zero, crisp weather We danced to
American jazz before the Ieaping flames in the fire.
place until am. closing
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

Amy in Amsterdam, discussing side
trips and excursions TO famous
sites with loop Strikers, Director
of the Dutch Tourist Office.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15

SHbmbid Today. October 1859
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-02-26

that some things are not exactly
what they seem to be.)
After watching the night dis
play in the Planetarium, the Ca
Iledonia children toured the other
parts of the Museum, and came
away resolving to return some
time with their parents. The en-
tire trip was made possible by
the proceeds from the Junior
Hilltoppers' sale Of litter bags
last Fall (which "Six Skies" re-
corded, you may remember) ,
and through the cooperation of
the adults Hilltop Garden Club.
Mayfair
Paper grocery bags sprang
into life in the hands - or ra-
ther on the hands - of Mayfair's
second graders recently, when
they made the bags into puppets,
and made them move and talk.
The children, pupils Of Mrs.
Mary Harsh, made the paper
bag puppets in the following
way. Folding the empty bags
along their built-in creases, they
used the flat folded-up bottom
for the face Of the puppet, and
painted or drew the facial fea-
lures on that. Then the large
part Of the sack became the pup
pets body, and the children dec
GRATED that part with all differ
ent sorts of clothing marks. They
could then put their hand and
forearm inside the sack, and
make the puppet move and say
they wanted it to say.
Another job of decorative work
was done by Mayfair third grad
ers in Mrs. Vera Gray's home for
l. n % n IS and Washington's
They mounted silhou-
cites of the mems faces on paper
plates, and framed the faces in
strips Of black tape. Red, white,
and blue colors were then ap-
piled to the crimped edges of the
paper plates, to add final dec
orative touch to the design.
They also made a brand-new
flag for their room, with the new
of stars but the same
of stripes. And that
brought up the new joke, of
course - or the old joke with
he new twist:
"Why does the teacher want
is to put another star on the
lag?"
81 don't know, but Alaksa."