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St. Paul recorder., 1962-12-07
Eastern divisions ceIler.

Eastern divisions celler.
The Philadelphia Sports Writers
Football club awarded Tim the
Harry Merrill award as the out
standing Eagle of 1862 at their
final meeting. Previously the
award had gone to the likes of
Norm Van Brocklin, Tommy Nc
Donald, and Sonny Jorgenson.
The University Of Cincinnati's
NCAA championship basketball
team will be captained during
the l962-6S season by Tony
Yates, senior guard and play
maker.
A few enterprising young ball
players are switching from the
diamond to the business world In
Dayton, Ohio, Frank Robinson and
Brooks Lawrence, former Cincin-
natl Red teammates, are planning
to team up again as partners in
an investment firm whose initial
goal will be the erection of a
$3.50, 900 motel.
Lawrence said the SO unit motel
with dining facilities, a swimming
pool, convention hall and a three
hole golf course, will be built on
land adjacent to a bowling alley
he operates on Dayton's west side.
Brooks is president of the COM
pany while Robinson, one of the
games leading sluggers is vice
president.
In Washington Chuck Hinton
had a grand opening of his new
insurance firm. Bobby Mitchell of
the Redskins and President Pete
Quesada of the Senators helped
Hinton get launched.
A Negro lad from Milwaukee,
St. Paul recorder., 1962-12-07
TWIN CITY
Pin PATTER'
nWIN CITY
BY LOUISE THOMAS
Midway 5-8373

Sheppard, 400; Betty Adams, 470
and Octavia Martin, 452.
St. Paul recorder., 1962-12-07

Local fans should be pleased
with the Vikings choice of Bobby
Lee Bell The Vikings should have
little difficulty in signing Bobby
since he has expressed a desire to
in this area.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

The Sunday sor TV Magazine Washington, C.. septen
Evening star., 1962-09-02
ON THE AIR
Con Lucy
Come Beck?

HOLLYWOOD (AP).-Theres a big tele-
vision question. with millions riding on the
answer: Can Lucy come back?
The Lucy involved is not Lucille Ball. the
flame-haired comedienne who. since the Love
Lucy series was dropped in 1857. has starred in
hit Broadway show and appeared with great
success in motion pictures; it's the character she
created.
Starting October 1, The Lucy Show will
appear weekly on the CHS network, but instead
of the famous foursome (the Ricardos and the
MertzeS) it will be twosome: Lucy Carmichael
widow with two children and Vivian Bagley
divorce with one.
Il think they are going to miss Ricky and
Fred" said Lucille Ball frankly. after all those
years. But I hope-and pray-theyll like the
show enough and that it's funny enough to help
them accept us without the husbands"
Muuuxine Wushinoton Sentanh., 1879 &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
WEE WOMEN

Of them, with salt. pepper
and / teaspoon oregano, until
1t was the consistency Of
sauce.
I poured. when cool, into
freezer boxes and froze.
All winter, I used this as
spaghetti sauce and added
only ground beef which had
been Drowned. I didn't peel
tomatoes, I only cored them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
HoIIberes
Food Fair

A Minnesota graduate in
home economies viii assist
her husband ut the British
Food Fair to be held In Lon
don August % to September
IL.
Mrs. Owen K. HalIberg will
be o volunteer demonstration
at the Fair which viii feature
chocolate drink, o new bev-
erage to the British market.
Taking part In the demon
STATIONS are the American
Dairy Association, American
Dry Milk Institute. Crystal
Dairy Products. Inc. and
Dairy Maid Products CO.
operative.
Mr.. Hallberg, general man
ager Of Dairy Maid Products
and a member Of the Board
Of Directors Of Dairy Society
international, will be in
dustry representative at the
Fair.
The Society Is holding the
Fair in cooperation with the
Foreign Agricultural Service
Of the U. s. Department Of
Agriculture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
The School 'Drop-Out' Problem

Mrs. r. L. s., Washington
As the mother Of a school "drop-out" son, and
as citizen, am intensely interested in the school
"drop-out" problem.
would like to hear from others of you who
are also concerned with this.
School Is now lust a month away and I'm sure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
Here's How

keodeFS' CIeaFing House Is Con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as Q public ssries exchange
Of ideos between cree readers. The
Star eanhot seespt phone calls per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear The writer's full nome and
address. No advertising IS printed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10

there are many other parents
who feel desperation at the
thought Of our own, and
thousands Of other young
sters, who won't complete the
coming school year, for one
reason or another.
Perhaps collectively we can
find q solution to the prob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
Join the Club
To Mrs. Z. r., Washing

To Mrs. Z. r., Washington
Mrs. J. =. D., Brentwood
Join the Anti Ginger
Club I haven't found any
thing that viii keep them off,
but this system works well
once they have bitten.
After q berry-pickin 9
jaunt, or q walk through the
woods. I put all my "jaunt
clothing" into the laundry
right away and then swab
myself all over with rubbing
alcohol.
After the alcohol has had
q few minutes to dry. ] take
q shower and put on clean
clothing.
II one or two escape this
treatment, o dot Of mercuro-
chrome on the spot win kill
it.
OF course. II there are
many bites, you will look o
bit spotted for o day or two.
but the comfort win be worth
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10

your request for the source
Of the quotation, Man pro-
poses but God disposes," but
inadvertently threw away
that section Of the paper. so
I was glad to see the answer
In a recent paper.
I thought you might also
be interested in the context
in which this quotation ap-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

pears in "of the Imitation Of
Christ" "The resolutions Of
the just depend rather on the
grace Of God than on their
own wisdom; and In Him they
always put their trust, what
ever they take In hand. For
man proposeth, God dispos-
eth; neither is the way of
man in his own hands"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10

lem that individually we
could not. Please write to me
in care Of RICH, and I viii
contact each one Of you i'm
mediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
Extra TonQtoes
Mrs. N. J. h, Rashtnoty

Mrs. M. J. H., Washington
Here's . suggestion for
extra tomatoes from the gar
den. Last summer. I ground
UP, in q food grinder, about o
half bushel Of tomatoes. three
or four green peppers. three
or four onions and boiled all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
Weight Watchers

MTS. r. Fp washington
II you're watching your
weight. but you crave o piece
Of cake occasionally. choose
sponge cake rather than but
ter-type cake. Cakes made
without shortening contain
fewer calories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
The Context

TO Mrs. H. G. L., Washington
r. L. M, Washington
I had planned to reply to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-10
DON'T MISS OUR
"cAMPUS LOOKS FOR
81" FASHION SHOW

Wednesday, Aug. IS, Grand
Ballroom, MoyfIower Hotel.
Tickets on Fashion Floors, All
s Stores.
Evening star., 1962-01-11

Fried Chicken Mashed Potatoes
Cream Crazy Broccoli
Lima Beans
Regal Cherry Sundue Coffee
Regal Cherry Sundae
can dark sweet Bing Pinch salt
cherries Y teaspoon lemon peel,
teaspoons cornStarch finely shredded
% cup granuated sugar IA cup brandy
Toasted Slvered almonds
Drain cherries reserving sirup. Combine cornstarch
sugar, salt and lemon peel Mix into srup (Which should
be about IA cups and cook until thckened stirring
stany Remove from Blend in brandy and let cool,
Spoon ice Sprinkle with toasted almonds.
Six servings
Meat Balls in Sour Cream Crazy Noodles
Acorn Squash Romane Salad
Fruit Compete Cookies
Meat Balls in Sour Cream Gravy
2 cups corn flakes Or 10 pitted ripe olives
"a cup packaged optional
flake crumbs ll2 tablespoons shortening
l pound ground beef ~ tablespoons flour
p cup milk "a cup water
teaspoon salt l cup sour cream
% teaspoon pepper y teaspoon dill seed
q cup chopped onions Is teaspoon salt
If using corn flakes crush into fine crumbs Combine
flake crumbs with beef milk. salt pepper and onions
Shape into balls pitted ripe olive desired
Brown meat balls in heated shortening; lift from skillet
and pour off drppings Measure p tablespoons drppngS
back into skillet blend in flour Stir in water cook until
thickened Stir in sour cream dill seed and salt add
meat balls Cover and cook slowly for Is minutes Serve
over buttered noodles. Four to five servings.
LiUer and Bacon Baked Potatoes
Buttered Onions Green Beans
Quick Apple Cobbler Tea
Quick Apple CObbler
2 cups canned apple "a teaspoon nutmeg
q cup seedeSS raisins l cup biscuit mix
y cup light brown sugar p cup sugar
12 cup chopped walnuts "a cup butter
q teaspoon cinnamon
Combine apple sauce, raisins, brown sugar walnuts
cinnamon and nutmeg Pour into 9-nch pie pan. Com
bne biscuit mix and sugar. cut in butter Sprinkle evenly
apple mixture Bake in hot 400 degreeS)
for 25 to 30 minutes Makes four to five servings
Evening star., 1962-01-11


WEDNESDAY
Pork Chop Bean Bake Corn Sticks
Spinach Salad Date ToYte
Pork Chop Bean Bake
tablespoon butter or tablespoons vinegar
margarine tablespoons
6 thick pork chops Worcestershire
/ small Glove garlic minced IA teaspoon liquid smoke,
l cup chopped celery if desired
IA cup brown sugar cans Il pound ounces
~ cups catsup each) pork and beans
Melt butter in fry pan; brown chops well on both
sides. Cover and cook until about y done from
PAN Add garlic and celery to fat brown lightly Stir in
brown sugar, catsup vinegar Worcestershire and
liquid smoke if desired. Add beans; mix we'll Arrange
pork chops bean mixture; Cook low heat
until tender If preferred. bean mixture be
poured into shallow 2-quart casserole the pork chops
arranged on top and mixture baked in moderate
degrees) until chops tender 80 to 40 minutes.
Six servings.
Dreaded Veal Outlets SCnlloped Potatoes
Carrots in Lemon Butter Cabbage Slu10
Old-FaShioned Rice Pudding
Carrots in Lemon Butter
3 tablespoons butter tablespoons minced
l tablespoon lemon juice parsley
IA teaspoon nutmeg cups hot, cooked, sliced
carrots
Melt butter in saucepan: add lemon juice nutmeg and
parsley and mix add carrots and heat Makes three to
four servings
90 BY "VL"
Evening star., 1962-01-11
s4ASS WHAT'S
- - COOKING

FRIDAY
FISH ChoUder Toasted Rolls
RaD Relish Tray
Mincemeat Pie Coffee
Fish ChOWder
pound halibut or cups milk
COD steaks medium potatoes, diced
onion, chopped tablespoons flour
2 stalks celery, chopped y teaspoon Worcestershire
tablespoons butter sauce
cups water Salt and pepper
Simmer fish in l cup water for 10 minutes or until
flaky. Reserve fish stock Saue onion in deep kettle
until golden. Add potatoes celery and cup water Cover
and cook about is minutes until tender Blend flour
with half Of milk; add remaining milk Add mixture to
potatoes and celery add aked fish and fish stock Bring
to boil Season with salt and pepper Makes four to six
servings
SATURDAY
Smoked Sausage Hominy
Kdle Sunshine Salad
Instant Chocolate Pudding
Sunshine Salad
q cup dark raiSins l cup undrained crushed
l package lemon-fav pineapple
gelatin IA teaspoon salt
IA cups not water IA cups grated carrot
2 tablespoons lemon juice Salad green's
Rinse raSnS; cover with water and boil minutes
Cool and drain Dissolve gelatin hot water. Blend in
lemon juice pineapple and salt. Cool until slightly thick
ened Fold in raisns and carrot Turn into 8-inch square
pan and chill until firm. into recangles and serve
salad green's Six servings
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Evening star., 1962-12-05
This Sailor Likes
To Say Thanks
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

: By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
and I was "old-fashioned."
Was I wrong, Abby2 Do girls
really kiss boys to show
their appreciation? My girl
friend said he liked me a
lot and would call me again.
II he does, should I go?
I am l6 and he is 10.
DIMPLE IN MY CHIN
II he calls you again, 60.
II might indicate that he
respects your "Old- fashioned"
ideas. But II he insists that
"affectionate gestures mean
"thank you" kiss him "gOOd-
by-forever."
Eh 4
DEAR ABBY: In the in
terest Of ones health, do you
think it is wise to bathe
during the winter months?
A. L.
Out Of consideration for
ones FRIENDS, / would rec
Ommend II.
\ 4 4
DEAR ABBY: We are a
family Of eight adults. Our
father passed away years ago
and our mother is 80. She is
senile and has been in a
sanitarium for six years.
Only one Of my sisters and I
visit her regularly and attend
to her needs. Mother will not
be with us much longer, and
! am wondering If my sister
and I should waste the time
Evening star., 1962-12-05
FAMOUS FABLES
BY e. e. EDGAR

DISTINCTION: Mark
Twain was not impressed by
many Of the honors and de-
grees which he received. He
felt that they were too easily
conferred.
When Twain was selected
for membership in the Legion
OF Honor, a friend said to
him:
This is a great distinction,
which many seek to attain"
yes" replied Twain, "and
which few manage to escape.
WARNING: French play
wright Tristan Bernard man
aged to find humor even in
his failures, writes Cornelia
Otis Skinner in Elegant Wits
and Grand Horizontals."
"At one time, he wrote a
play which was a big flop.
During its brief run, a friend
phoned to ask for a free seat.
Bernard told him:
"'We give away entire rows,
only. Be sure to bring your
revolver. The place is de-
Serted"
Evening star., 1962-12-05

and money to notify our
brothers and sisters when
mother dies. They live near
enough so they could have
visited her once a year (they
all take vacations elsewhere)
and not one Of them has ever
sent her a card or a cent.
They never write to us, or call
to ask how she is. She
was a wonderful mother and
doesn't deserve to be for
gotten this way.
A DAUGHTER
Yes, notify them when your
mother dies. And don't be
surprised to see the ones who
Evening star., 1962-12-05

goodnight kiss. I told him I
didn't believe in kissing a boy
on the first date, and that
a kiss was meant to show
love-" and I didn't know him
that well. He said a kiss was
meant to show appreciation
Evening star., 1962-12-05
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: Ihad a date
with a sailor, and he was a
doll. He is my girl friends
steady's shipmate and it was
a fixed-up date. Ihad a mar
velous time. When he took
me home he asked for a
Evening star., 1962-12-05

another one Of his "cures."
Isn't there another way to
cure a cold, Abby?
DISGUSTED
You bet! Call your doctor
and ask him TO prescribe q
remedy. I think your hus-
band is looking for an excuse
TO get a snO0tful.
What's on your mind? For
a personal reply, send a self
addressed, stamped enUelope
to Abby in care of The Eue-
ming Star.
4 AA
For Abby's booklet, Hon to
Haze a LoUeIy Wedding"
send so cents to ABBY, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
McNaught Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1962-12-05

did the least for her when
she was living cry the loudest
at her funeral.
DEAR ABBY: The doctor
told my husband that whisky
was good for q cold, so every
time my husband gets the
sniffles he buys himself a
fifth of whisky and gets
plowed out Of his mind. This
has been happening more and
more lately until I am be-
ginning to wonder if my
husband really has a cold.
Right now he is stretched
out on the sofa sleeping off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04
q THE NURSES.


wounded sunman. hosptazed under pc
lice guard, is in the ironicaI position of
being treated for wounds only to face
almost certain execution If he RECEIVERS.
Louis Gossett George Grizzard and
Simon Oakland, star.
$50 q HAZEL.
Comedy. Color. "License to Wed" Hazel
uses PSYCHOLOGY to prevent her nephew
and Georges niece from making mis-
take. Shirley Booth stars.
q McHALE'S NAVY.
Comedy Movies Are Your Best Diver
son" McHale ernest Borgnine) uses
sound tracks of old battle movies as a
weapon against the Japanese Joe Flynn
and Tim Conway are featured.
1000 q ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW.
Musical variety. Color. l Hour. Guests:
Lawrence Welk and Betty CRADLE.
q PREMIERE.
Drama l Hour. "The Masked Marine"
tChris Robinson) is forced to wear a
mask while on maneNers for two weeks
and becomes a legend in the Pacific in
World War II. Harry GUARDING is fea-
tured
q ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR.
Suspense drama l Hour. Mouse
guest" bizarre story Of how the
reputable proprietors Of private school
become implicated in murder and ex-
tortion Macdonald Carey, Robert Ster-
ling and Peggy Mccay star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-04
$50 q HAZEL.

Comedy. Color "license to Wed" Hazel
uses PSYCHOLOGY to prevent her nephew
and Georges niece from making mis-
take. Shirley Booth stars
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14

Mark Hunt took over duties Mon
day morning as chief engineer for
Golden Valley Electric Association.
Hunt arrived in Fairbanks Friday
after travelling by car from jack
son. Mich. With him were his wife,
Patricia. and three sons, John, Brett
and Bill
The Hunts have taken residence
in the Ray Nelleson apartments on
College Road.
Hunt was born and raised in
Bricelyn, Mimi, and graduated
from the University of Minnesota
in electrical engineering in 1851.
Immediately after leaving college,
Hunt joined the firm of Common
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14

best to serve, and that was in avia-
ton electronics technical training.
When Harley leaves Fairbanks
March 20, he reports at Memphis,
Tenn, where he will study and
work for about 80 weeks, then move
on to special training in his chosen
field. There is no question as to his
liking the Navy, his blues, and in
particular, the opportunity to fur
Their his education in his chosen
career.
The Vogt family have been local
residents for 10 years and Mr.. Vogt
is assigned to Wainwright on pre-
ventive maintenance detail
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
Pioneers Initiate
3 Ne,u Members

Mrs. Molly McCombe of Chicken
was honored at the last meeting OF
Auxiliary No. 8, Pioneers of Alas
ka, when she became member of
the famed Northland organization.
On the distaff side, Igloo No. a.
took in two new members, Charles
Maxwell and Ted Matthews.
Matthews is the well known min
ing engineer; Maxwell. plumber and
steamfitter from the Arctic; and
Molly McCombe is the wife OF the
former legislator. freighter and
roadhouse operator.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
Project Mercury
Stamps Are Here

The Project Mercury commemora-
tive cent stamps are now available
at the Fairbanks Post Office and
all its branches, according to Post
master William Ollikainen.
According to Ollikainen. many
people have been asking for the
new stamp, but the Post Office has
been sold out.
Ollikainen said all those inter-
ested in purchasing some of the new
commemorative stamps should come
by and get them, as the Post Office
Just received 10000 of them.
We've got lots of them now
he said
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
Not affected By
No Sail Policy

Three West Coast maritime unions
have ordered mo sailing" policy as
mediation sessions continued over
new contract involving some 140
ships. An official of the Sailors
Union of the Pacific said: Our men
will continue to work the ships but
won't sign or sail any vessel due
to depart
The action does not involve the
Alaska Steamship Company. Alaska
Steamship Company negotiates di-
rectly with the unions involved
the sailors, firemen and Stewards
and its ships are sailing as sched-
uled, on schedule.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
VOGT VISITING HIS PARENTS

Last November. Harley Vogt of
Fairbanks enlisted in Uncle Sans
Navy. Last week he returned home
from San Diego, Calf. where he
has completed basic training. And
what a splendid appearing young
man he is in his Navy blues.
Not only his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Vogt of 2105 Central Ave-
nue., Aurora subdivision, but his
many friends in and out of Lathrop
High School, where he graduated
last year, were happy and proud of
him.
His preliminary tests were so ex-
cellent that he was placed, as are
all other enlistees passing with high
grades, in the category of being
granted permission to select the
branch of the Navy he would like
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
Juneau Funeral
For Lawrence ].
.Cashen Planned

Lawrence j. Cashen, local post of.
flee employee died Friday in 81
Joseph's Hospital following a short
illness.
Funeral services are planned for
him tomorrow in Juneau with burial
following at Evergreen Cemetery
there.
Sisters of Cashen, Mrs. May Good.
kin and Mrs. Belle Schramen who
came to Fairbanks after learning
of his death, accompanied the body
to Juneau.
He was born in Douglas on Feb.
ruary Is, 1900 and came to Fair.
banks in 1852. He was a member of
Pioneers of Alaska, Igloo No. 4.
Surviving him are his mother
Mrs. Isabel Cashen of Douglas,
three sisters, Mrs. Goodkin and Mrs
Esthrer Jackola of Juneau, and Mrs
Schramen of Tacoma, Washington
William Cashen. a cousin of the
deceased. is a mathematics profess
sor at the University of Alaska.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
Royal Ballet Film
Returns To Town
For Second Time

By popular demand and to bene-
fit the Heart Fund, the film of the
Royal Ballet has been brought back
to Fairbanks for one showing only
at 8 pm. tomorrow night at the
Empress.
Mrs. Roy Larsen, chairman OF the
heart drive in Fairbanks urged all
who have not seen the movie to
do SO.
Starring Margot Fonteyn, the
two hour film features the famed
Swan Lake" Fire Bird and On
dine. ballets
The Royal Ballet film was shown
here on January 81 for special
community music project but Mrs.
Larsen said that many people did
not get to see it and have been
asking to have it brought back.
In a record % hours on 100000
feet of colored film, the ballet was
filmed, and then a final selection of
$4,000 feet was made.
Hugo Rignold is director of the
production which took place in the
Royal Opera House.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
Andy Jimmy Top
Dog Musher At
Nenana Races

Andy Jimmy, 27-year-old musher
from Mimic, mushed ahead with a
nine-minute lead to win the Ne
mana Dog Races last weekend.
The Mimic musher won both of
the last two heats of the race, be-
sides having the lowest total elapsed
time for the "a mile race of 149 min,
48 sec.
Others placing in the total elapsed
time were Edmund Titus, 157 min.
SO sec; Lefty Jimmy, 161 min, SO
sec: Paul Esau. 162 min, a sec;
Gerald Riley, 164 min, ID sec; and
Virgil Titus, 167 min, ~ sec.
All the placing mushers except
Esau were from Mimic Esau is from
Nenana.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
PLAN BOROUGH

Con Miller, Mayor of North Pole.
has announced that the North Pole
City Council approved a recon-
mendation to send a petition to the
State requesting the establishment
of the North Pole Municipal Bor-
ough this week.
The proposed Borough would in
clude the present incorporated City,
with the exception of ground owned
by North Pole residents adjacent to
the City.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
HUNT NEW CHIEF ENGINEER

wealth Associates, Inc, consultir,
engineers, in Jackson.
Hunt left that position to take hi.
present assignment with GVEA
Jessen's weekly., 1962-03-14
FIRST QUEEN

The first carnival queen was a
doll, not living doll" and was
the brain child of Edith and Louis
Johnston of Fairbanks.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

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