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GAME DELAYED TO MOP UP FLOOR
Hawk Fans PeIt CeIts
With Eggs, Peanuts

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 20 (AP).-
Bob Cousy and others Of the
Boston Celtics, angry over
being pelted with eggs by St.
Louis Hawk fans, predict that
Boston partisans will retaliate.
Celtic Coach Red Auerbach
nodded agreement to Cousy's
prediction.
The Hawks beat Boston,
105-99, last night. the first
time in three meetings they
have been able to accomplish
the feat. And st. Louis fans
apparently expected another
disappointing evening and
came armed.
During a time out late in the
fourth quarter, eggs started
raining down on the Boston
players. The floor had to be
mopped and Frank Ramsey
was boosted up to wipe OF q
blackboard.
Hit in Face by Egg
Auerbach told the Associated
Press that as he was walking
of the floor at the end Of the
game, a spectator dashed up
to within S feet Of him and
whacked him squarely in the
forehead with an egg.
The Boston coach had q red
mark where he said the blow
struck.
This Is q bush town and
you can quote me-" Auerbach
snapped.
"You know darn we'll that
fans get excited during the
game. But If they bring eggs
in. they bring 'em to throw.
They're not going to take 'em
home"
The fiery coach asserted that
"they ought to arrest people
who do things like this and
charge them with peace dis
turbance.
when you play here you
have to run a gauntlet (of
fans) that throws programs
and other things before you
get of the floor"
Another victim Of the egg
ing, Tom Heinsohn, said, "I
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Steve Owen Gets
Rouqhriders Job

REGINA, Saskatchewan, Dec.
20 (AP). Steve Owen, who
was a player and coach with
the New York Giants for 20
years. signed today to coach
the 1861 Saskatchewan Rough
riders in the Canadian West
ern Interprovincial Union.
Owen. 50, finished the past
season as coach Of the Calgary
Stampeders after Tom Douglas
quit halfway through the cam
paign. Here he succeeds Ken
Carpenter, who resigned to go
to Denver Of the American
Football League,
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Forty-N'iners Get
Two West Sturs

STANFORD. Calf. Dec. 20
AP.-Two members Of the
West team in the Shrine game
said last night they have signed
contracts with the San Fran
cisco Forty-Niners. They are
Halfback Dale Messer of
Fresno State and End Aaron
Thomas of Oregon State.
Both players said they had
signed since coming here to
practice for the East-West
game. scheduled for Kezar
Stadium in San Francisco
Saturday.
Evening star., 1960-12-29
Senators Trade Sullivan
To As for Marry Kutyna
3 Coaching Jobs, Time
OF Droft Worry NFL

their 10th choice having gone to
Cleveland for Defensive Half
back Jimmy Wulff-the Red
skins took, in order:
Tackle Riley Mattson Of Ore
gon. End Bob Coolbaugh OF
Richmond, Quarterback Doug
Elmore Of Mississippi, a "red-
shirt" who has a year Of college
play left; Fullback Doyle Schick
Of Kansas, End Bob johnson OF
Michigan, Tackle Ron Potty OF
Louisville. Bellino, Tackle
George Tolford Of Ohio State,
another redshirt; End Tony
Romeo Of Florida State, and
Guard Mike Ingram of Ohio
State, another redshirt.
The Vikings-Giants-Eagles
situation could erupt into some
old-fashioned fireworks, tn c
likes of which have not been
seen since George Halas Of the
Chicago Bears, George Marshall
Of the Redskins and the late
Tim Mara Of the Giants domi-
mated the scene.
There is no doubt that the
Giants want Green Bay Coach
Vince lombard, one-time as
sistant to retiring Jim Lee
Howell, to take their head
coaching job. Nor is there any
question that they'll get him
only over the dead bodies Of the
entire Green Bay populace. >.
The Vikings are reported
ready to sign an assistant
coach now in the NIL, prob.
ably Nick Skorich, Buck Shaw'S
first lieutenant on the Eagles.
Skorich handed in his resigna-
ton to the Eagles yesterday,
but he explained that he did
it to allow the new coach a
See DRAFT, Page C-3
Evening star., 1960-12-29

felt like jumping into the crowd
but there were women and
children in It,"
Cousy said soberly:
THE trouble with things like
this is that the people In BoS-
ton win read about it and they
will come armed. too. Incidents
like this are progressive and
ought to be nipped in the bud"
Kiel Auditorium had q capa-
See CELTICS, Page Ca
Evening star., 1960-12-29
BuckeyesP Play
St. John S in
Garden Event
Utuh Challenges
>Bonnies as Cage
Battles Get Hot
BY the Associated Press


tonight when ranking teams
clash in holiday tournaments,
but the one to watch is the New
York clash between Ohio State
and st. Johns Of Brooklyn.
Ohio State, the Nations No.
/ team and unbeaten in seven
games, takes on st. Johns in
the stellar attraction Of the
Madison Square Garden Holi-
day Festival Semifinals.
st. Johns, ranked No. Z, also
has won all seven of its games.
Two All-Americas, Ohio States
Jerry Lucas and Tony Jackson
Of st. Johns. provide some
extra punch in the billing.
The supporting game at the
Garden also is a natural, for
third-ranked st. Bonaventure
(8-0). tackles Utah, which lost
its first two games but now
has captured seven in a row.
Meanwhile, eight teams
four from North Carolina and
four from outside-begin the
Dixie Classic at Raleigh, N. C.
Sixth-ranked Duke (7-0) meets
Wyoming f3-3) in the night
finale. while l0th-rated North
Carolina State (6-D takes on
Villanova (4-2) in the second
game Of the matinee twin bill.
Maryland (5-D and North
Carolina (4-O meet in the
opener and Wake Forest (S-2)
and Marquette (5-2 open the
evening round.
West Coast Journeys
Fourth-ranked Indiana GID
won its first-round game in the
Los Angeles Classic last night,
defeating Stanford, $3.50. as
Big Walt Bellamy led with 20
points.
In other first-round games,
Iowa outlasted California. 81
80. in four overtimes: Southern
California whipped Minnesota,
1852. and UCLA walloped
Michigan State. 1851.
Indiana meets UCLA and
Iowa opposes Southern Cali
fornia in the semifinals today.
Idaho, Oregon State. Seattle
and Arizona State posted first
round victories yesterday in the
Far West Classic at Portland,
Oreg.; Idaho upset Portland.
65-51; Oregon State turned
back Wisconsin, 56-54; Seattle
ousted Washington State. 72-
81, and Arizona State edged
Oregon, 54-53. In tonight's
semifinals, Idaho clashes with
Oregon State and Seattle takes
on Arizona State.
Finals in Big Eight
Kansas eliminated defending
champion Iowa State, 76-72,
and Kansas State ouSted Okla
homa, 1882, in the semiflnals
Of the Big Eight tournament
at Kansas City. Wayne High
tower got IA Of his 1S points
to spark q second-half rally
for Kansas. The reserves saw
plenty Of duty for Kansas State.
which meets Kansas tonight
for the championship.
In the All-College Tourney
at Oklahoma City. Wichita's
Ron Heller scored q field goal
and Lanny Van Emam two free
throws in the final minute to
defeat Houston. 71-6S. Utah
State Swamped Texas Chris
tian, 1851, in the second game.
Baylor and New York u. which
won first-round games Tuesday,
play in tonight's semifinals.
while Wichita takes on Utah
State.
The Gator Bowl tourney
started at Jacksonville, Fla.
with defending champion Geor-
gia whipping Florida State,
62-56. In the opener police
had to break up a fight near
the end as Florida defeated
Jacksonville. 82-68. In tonight's
semifinals Florida plays Navy
while Georgia meets Georgia
Tech. Navy and Tech drew
f1rst-round byes.
Holy Cross and Miami (Fla.) |
meet In the finals tonight Of
the Hurricane Classic at Miami
See BASKETBALL. Page Ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
ROOMS FuRMISHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURN-S.E..S.W.

2 LARGE RMS. for 2 men. light
housekeeping. S1S VIZ, everything
furn. LA. 6-0273.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
PUPPIES

ANNANDALE PET SUPPLIES
CT. 6-24OO Annandale, Va.
Ewes. Til 8
RABBIT HOUND, Axe reg, beR-
giles, broke and running: real fine
hunters. Also i've 4-mo.- old pup
pies which have been started.
HUNTERS LODGE, Aquasco, Nd,
State 2-5349.
RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND PUPPIES,
$50 each. Be ready Jan. 80. viii
show prospects. s q s SANN A
PATCHEN, Box 337, Culpeper, Va.
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MIRAMAR
MIRAMAR

1901 18th st.. cor. R. I. ave. NV
Attractive furn. enc. in newly
remodeled de luxe bldg. with ele-
vator and secretarial service;
wired for air conditioning, $685.
Avail. Nov. /. See resident man
CAFRITZ-DI. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
SERVING CHEVROLET OWNERS
FOR % YEARS

77.5 Wisconsin Ave.
OIL. 4-6lQO OIL. 4-1412
CHEvR0LET IS; an extra pleasing
combination Is yours in this beau
tiful 1mpala convert; s~nowcrest-
white hnish with. red interior. Its
former owner couldn't resist extras
and this one has plenty, includ-
l pow.l pG Srspes, I. s pSTeF ' IeSucsd
to $1,695. See Mr.. Stafford.
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE


|FQRp SO qalaxie Tudor hardtop;
FORD '57 Fairiane H500'f FordoI
sedan: immae.s auto. trans, p.s.,
.. and h.. $1,000. so. s-s3f5.
FORD ,Se Country Sedan .9:Das;
senger VS.. !. and h., beaut. black;
ready to So. only S1,695.
Eaton Chevrolet, Inc.
II. 7-e34s Ii. 7-14fO
FORD. so Fordor sta. waF.: p.s-. r
and h., auto. trans. A real buy fol
price. asking S5e5. MUST SELL Al
ONCE. OR. 4-57sf.
FORD 80 VS. Country sedan
wagon. power steering, Fordo-
matte drive, radio, heater, extra
sieen, one owner; sale price,
wHEEIER, INC, wHEELMoBrLr
"USEFUL" 0NE-OWNER CARS
Chrysler-P Plymouth mpertal-Va liant
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-I020
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AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

cHEvROLET 'se Impaia ccnysrt
rs. ss.ooiss. 10. s.s3oo,
CHEy. go Impsla sedan: power
glide, radio: heater. power. steer
ins; ~ si waite and rs yer'
AkerS Olds-C Cadillac Co.
"FAIRLINGToN SHOPPING. CTR
OV. 3-035N ALEXANpRIl
CHRVROLET '54 2-door sedan
real saerlnee. seas; terms, $lt
s sosRi can FRIDAY. ROPER Ia
CHEV. 80 Biscayne 2.dr.; auto.
p.s.,. =. and h.: $1,000 mi, peri
eondr LIST owner; $1,000. CO
5-2670
CMEV.! ,b2 2-dr.; std. shift, new
valve JOB. rnns PERI. $l75. JU.
,b-3o30.
CHEVROLET is Impaia 4.dr.;
low mileage, white. 1 owner; like
new. $I,096. SKINKER MOTOR
CO. 1915 goth st. NV. FE. a
1910.
Oihi v.rd pIiees. casv. 81, ss'ufR ap a.,
convertible VS.: automstic trans
mission, power steerink, power
rake .s ssd, 70 aRf asstsS: sSs $500;
S:si.r DG ss,tss stt csaRsvi. e! EsSi imp ana
convertible VS.: standard shift,
white, red trim; S1,0e5. CHEW.
80 Bel Air 2-door "6"; power
Glide, radio and heater; i$L69s.
shiit, heater; Ssas. cHEv. SO
4-docr sedan 6-cyinder: heater:
$685.. Liheral terms, trades and
all carry our ccc warranty.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '59 Custom 400, r. ana h.,
400 h.p. VS.. stand. trans, i
owner; sl.l2s or best OFFER. Oh.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FQaD IS. Tudor sedan; $4e5.
TOMS CHEVROLET, 10. 6-60i3'
FORD SO
4-door sedan: $3.50. KE. $4,000
FORD 80 station Wason Pordoi
Country Sedan: origfnaI "-tonf
red and white, matching red and
white .yinyl interiors mileage.
maker %" with stand. trans. for
excel. economy: safety tested and
recond, in our shop: an nutstsnd-
ing value ct only S1.I76.
Olmstead (Olds)
EST. oLDs DEALER SINCE 1895
1000 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 7-S40I
FORD $50 Country, Sedan station
wagon; Fordomatic radio, heater,
power steering; all white, blue In.
terror; 'S2,495.
AkerS d Cadillac Co.
|.FAIRLINGToN SHOPPING CTR
IOV, 3-0300 ALEXANDRIA
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E fo2.s Y carv TsssE .s 1oa 1854. Stss.
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A~uYoMoBILEs ron SALE

c0RyAiR 20 4-depr sedan; dark
srs:ssr ssnS 3. y III. h ssSiSn. g:
only S1,e45, delivered; carries
rsT.sar tue and l.year snd/er
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30
Basket Ball Play

Monday
 HIS Independent vS. PNA at 6:10 pm. American Legion vs. Krafts at 8:15 pm.
 Thursday
 FaSron yS. PIMA at 6:30 pm. KraftS vs. Supply at 8:15 pm
 Friday
 JV'S vs. VP2 at 6:30 pm. Ko- diak Bears vs. Supply at S:15 pm. FaSron won over American Le- gion, 60-5s; NAVCOMSTA over Supply, 59-44; Fasron over JVs, 59-48; PIMA over Krafts, 76-49; JVs won over PIMA, 56-41; Bears over American Legion, 47-45. The Bears are top team in the TTown League with ? wins and 2 losses.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

OCEAN VIEWS are numerous in in this area, but this neat 3 bdrm home wlots of windows facing ocean has lg lot & 120' beach acreage as well.
 THIS MODERN 2 bdrm logtype house isn't on the beach, but has lg, well located dot & a view of mountains.
 GEWLY-WEDS would fit beauti- Aifully into this adorable new l bdrn home. We'll buIt, lots Of storage. fireplace. wall to wall carpet. modern kitchen. Carport &' lg lot. Z extra bdrmS can be added now or when family grows. We would be happy to talk with you about any or all ofn these fine homes. Call KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY SER VICES, Ph 2761 30-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30
Wanted

HOME EXCHANGE FOR 1 YEAR Offer my furnished Seattle home & new station wagon com mencing June, in exchange for outstanding Kodiak home of at least 3 bdrmS. Home located Hunts Point. Bellevue, Wash ington, waterfront. Dock, sail boat included. No small chil- dren Write Capt. Thomsen
 Expansion, Kodiak Mirror tfn
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

today, That Night" is a timely and informative picture, expen7tly directed and competently acted.
 The story was based on a true article in Life Magazine which at- tracted wide attention.
 John Beal and Augusta Dabney in the leading roles turn in ex- cellent performances.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

rUPPERWARE DEALER. wanted.
 Earn $40 to $10O per week in
 spare time. Phone Audrey Pat ton, 2662, Or write to Alaska Party Sales. Box 3036, EcB, Anchorage. 9-4n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

9:30-Meet Mc Graw 10:00--Court Of Last Resort 10:30-AFRS Movietime
 Note: All programs subject to change without prior nouce.
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

ON THE SCREEN
 fContinued from page D paign, and because of the startl- ing prevalence of heart disease
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30
Services

AVON PRODUCTS-For your ap- pointment with Avon represen- tative, call Lillian Richardson,
 Ph Sle2. 1-167 "
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

APPLIANCE REPAIR-Washers. dryers and household applian- ces. Call Reeds Appliance Sales
 and Services. Ph 2502. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

Sni house comp furn. Electric washer & range. Ph 4S23 after
 5:20 pm or weekends. 3O-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS If
 you have a drinking problem & need help, write Bvx 376, Kodiak or call 3pl2. @ 2-tfn
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

Welcome to the Church of Christ, Old City Hall Building, each Sunday. 10 AM Bible Study l0:45 AM Worship Service. For more information phone 6882.
 SQ-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

FOR Chrome dinette set, table & 1 chairs. $25. Ph 6652
 23-2n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

THRIFT SHOP & Rummage sale at Baptist Mission Is pm on
 Saturdays. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

MAYTAG GAS range, like new. Misc household items. Ph 6313
 30-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30
For Rent

Earn heated apt w/prtvate bath Over the Outfitters. Ph 4433
 30-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

KODIAK MOBILE HOME SALES
 Biltmore Fleetwood, Santa Fe
 Travellers & camp trailers. For appointment Ph 3084 3O-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

WORKING WOMEN-No time to bake? Let the SNACK SHACK do It for you. We'll use your favorfe recipe or ours-your ingredients or ours. Call 5lS3.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

LUMBlNG & HEATTNG-work done For fast end satisfying ser. vice X guaranteed work. Chase & Copsey. Ph. 6222 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30
Notices

MEXICAN & AMERICAN dinners
 & snacks served daily at the
 SNACK SHACK tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

FOR SALE-'56 Chev pickup. Ph 1922. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

iiedelhuber 30 gal cleo hot water heater, used l VT. Ph 6244
 30-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SO- CIETY holds services each Sun day at II am; Sunday School at 9:30 am & Testimonial meetings the 4th Wed. of each month at 8 pm. Reading Room open each Wed. from ' to pm. Ad- dress: Corner of Mission Rd & Alaska Way, across from Post Ott1ce. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

e950 De Soto 4 dr sedan In good
 corfd. Call Lt. Mann. 0-318 from S to B. 30-ly
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

Eypewriters. Standard makes with
 II in thru 34 in. carriage widths
 at reasonable prices. Ph 3081. 30-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

New Volkswagon sedan. Win take
 tTsde-in. Ph 5812. 30-ly
Kodiak mirror., 1960-01-30

S1 GU. it tabletop deepfreeze. Pf S8l2. 30-1y
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

Washing the animal, with soap,
not only keeps it clean but also
stimulates the growth of hair.
After washing, a curry comb
should be used for curl, and then
brushed until dry. The animal
should be led to get it used to
you, and for you to get used to
the animal. During leading, the
animal is posed, you may or may
not use a shoWstick. If show
stick is used, carry it in the left
hand and the lead strap of the
show halter in the right hand.
During the three months before
show, the animal should be
washed every two weeks for two
months and once per week dur
ing the last month. While at
home, the animal should be tied
up with the neck straps and
know what you are doing when
you take it to the fair. Arriving
at the fair, the bed of straw
should be made, lead the animal
into the bed and put the neck
strap on. When situated, the
animal should be brushed to keep
it calm. The night before the
show, the animal should be
washed. After entering the
show ring, your eye should be
kept on the judge, following his
instructions.
After bringing the animal
home, the quantity of feed should
be decreased gradually back to
normal feeding.
Whether you win or lose, you
still have wonderful experience
and meet a lot of nice kids. Also,
the animal is brought home to
keep or sell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

could improve yourself for the
next time.
This program really consists of
group of small contests. The
first takes place in the county,
then, if you win, you 60 on to
the district contest in Cambridge,
and from there you go to Ohio
Club Congress, held in Columbus.
The Share the Fun Contest,
also helps the All members to
get to know one another better
All members of our club, which
is called the Caldwell SOS. All
Club, always enjoy ourselves re-
hearsing for this contest, and
our parents get enjoyment out
of listening and watching US.
Of course, we do not do this
rehearsing on our own, the ad-
visors of our club are very help
full. Without their encourage
ment and confidence in US, we do
not think we could have made
it through various appearances.
This contest is one of the many
All offers to help
you become better acquainted
with other people. We hope that
you understand how much prep
and excitement goes into
this contest, and that next year
more of you will be attending
our contest, and see the talents
many of the Alters have to offer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

help of a competent cattleman.
Short, compact, deep body, good
head and short legs, are some
of the characteristics desired.
Feeding is important to get
size and scale on the animal.
Corn, oats, gran and protein
mixed is a good feed. Barley
may also be added to put a bet
ter coat on the animal. The
feed should be increased grad
ually until the animal is getting
all it will eat. A good mineral
is also important. Steam-bone
meal, two parts, feeding lime,
two parts; salt, one part; makes
an acceptable m ineral. Salt
should also be fed free choice.
Plenty of clean, fresh water can
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
Style Revue For
4-H Club Members
Is Held In County
BY DelOriS Bond

Near the end of July or the
beginning of August, Noble coun-
ty girls are sewing rapidly, add
ing the finishing touches to their
garments, for All Style review
This is an occasion that is looked
forward to by all the girls who
engaged in sewing during the
past All year and also by the
parents who furnish the mater
ials.
At this occasion, usually in the
evening, the Alters model their
entire garments to their best
advantage to be judged by spec
ialists. The J.L.'s, using theme,
usually decorate the place desig-
mated for the occasion and make
lovely setting in which the
girls model.
There are such classes as Easy
to-Make Cotton Dress, School
Dress, Lounging Clothes, Dress
up Dress, Tailored Clothes, and
Complete Costume to choose
from. The girls usually start at
Easy-to Make Cotton Dress and
move up from year to year.
Dresses and garments are
judged on the way they are mod
eled, the suitability of the gar
ment to the person, the fit of the
garment, the appropriateness of
color, the suitability of the mat
erial used to the pattern, the pos
ture of the person, and the suit
ability of the garment for the
occasion. Also the sewing is ex-
amined, especially the straight
ness of lines and seams, the
straightness of the grain of fabric
and the neatness of the hem
stitches.
A winner is selected from each
group, usually being permitted
to model or exhibit at the State
Fair. Also seconds and thirds
from each class are usually select
ed.
Not everyone is permitted to
win but it is a wonderful expert
ence to know that you are model
ing the outfit that you, yourself
made. The experience gained
will enable the participant to be
more confident and successful in
life.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

not be overStressed.
An exercise pen, surrounded
by board fence, should be avail
able for the animal. During the
hot summer days, the animal
should be kept in the shade.
Warm summer nights the animal
should be sprayed with a fine
spray of water to stimulate hair
growth.
Fitting the animal is just about
as important as good selection
and feeding. In fitting the an
imal you should brush it, lead
it, and practice posing it. About
a month or two before show, the
feet should be trimmed, inabling
the animal TO stand correctly.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

skits, pantomimes and others.
We, personally, have enjoyed
taking part in this contest and
agree it is not only great deal
of fun, but also, a thrill and
experience.
Although, you do not always
win, it is really worth your while
to take part in something like
this. 1t not only helps you learn
to gain poise and little self
confidence in front of a group
of people, but by watching other
All members who are partici-
pating, you get some pointers
from their performances. After
the contest, the judges, also, give
you some suggestions on how you
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

The invention of the electric
self-starter put the woman driver
on the road. World Book Ency-
clopedia says the old hand crank
was the major obstacle to a wo-
mans driving.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

When a man or woman gets
so much religion that he or she
is ready to fight everybody who
doesn't get in line, you may put it
down as ''too much religion"
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

A breakfast should include
one-fourth to one-third of the
days protein needs. Choose
from lean meats, eggs, milk, or
cereal and milk to help start the
day right.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

The trouble with most people
is that as soon as they get few
dollars ahead they plan a twenty
dollar expenditure.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03

Raising OF Beef Cattle Proves
Important To Noble County Youth
BY James Warren

The raising beef cattle show interesting
both young old The first time had anything with
for show last G959)
Probably the most important thing selecting the animal
selecting the animal the All member would
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1960-03-03
Caldwell ). 0. ). Girls Entered In
"Share The Fun" Talent Show Contest
BY Jean Allen :. Carolyn Giallombardo

Share the Fun
the Show This for in All but
the finals must be at least IA
this talent show there different categores
may part instrumental music comedy