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Evening star., 1962-04-29
COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
ARENA-"The Time of Your Life" starts May Is.
SCREEN

AMBASSADOR-'Burn, Witch. Burn; starts May g.
APEX-"JeSsica."
CAPITOL-"An Fall Down: Warren Beatty. Eva Marie
Saint; starts Thursday.
DUPONT-"Back Tights; starts Friday
KEITH'S-"Folow That Dream; Elvis Presley.
Observation-Disclosures in Love"
METROPOLlTAN-"Burn, Witch, Burn; starts May g.
ONTARIO-'Lolita"; James Mason, Peter Sellers.
PALACE-"The Horizontal Lieutenant"
PLAZA-"Rififi for Girls"
TOWN-"That Touch of Mink; Cary Grant Doris Day
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used. 8. Only one form of q word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.

fast. fatuous, fiat, fist, foist, auto.
taut, toast, tout, tuft, tufa. oast,
outfits. outsit, oust, ousia, sift, soft,
sofa, stout, stoat, stoa, suit.
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% words. Time limit, Is min
utes.
Rules Of the game: /. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such as bats" cats" are mot
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ft's The Weather

A peek into the weather pic ture for the month ahead of us, with a thanks to the US. Fleet Weather Central, we learn that back in 1859 the thermometer reached the 80 degree mark ill August, and four years before that it plunged down to as low as 36 (hOw's your anti-freeze?).
 However, the temperatures will range from 50.2 degrees to 59.7, and we can expect about 3.64 inches of rainfall, but no snow-and a personal note, we hope that the weekends continue to be as nice as they were in July.
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Legal Notice
NOTICE OF PRIMARY
 ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to the Alaska election code as amended and in conformity herewith, a primary election will be held on Tuesday, August IA, 1862, between the hours of 8 am. and pm. for the purpose of nom- mating party candidates for: A United States Senator A United States Representative A Governor of The State of
 Alaska
 A Secretary of The State of
 Alaska
 Ten G0) State Senators
 Forty (40) State
 Representatives
 Location of polling places and precinct boundaries will be posted in two (2) places in each voting precinct in all election districts. Information regarding pollin g places and precinct boundaries is available for the Southeastern Dis trict at the Office of the Election Supervisor, Room 218 State Cap itol Building, Juneau, Alaska.
 Secretary of State
 HUGH WADE Dated this 3rd day of August, 1862 Published: Aug. 3 and 10, 1862
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Notices
Legal Notice
MARSHAL'S NOTICE OF SALE
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

MARSHAL'S NOTICE OF SALE
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the vessel Marguerite" of American Registry, Official No. 214,815, her engines, tackle, furni- ture, equipment, etc, of Juneau, Alaska, and which is an oil screw with one deck one mast, sharp stern, round stem; registered length 56.O feet; registered depth Fl feet; registered breadth 15.1 feet; burden of 4O.74 gross tons and 31 net tons, with a horsepower of 135, will be sold at public auc- ton on the 28th day of August, 1862, at 200 PM, at the boat harbour in the City of Kodiak, Alaska, where said vessel now lays. The sale will be made pur- suant to Writ of Venditioni EX- ponas issued from the United States District Court for the Dis trict of Alaska, at Anchorage, on August 7th, 1862, in an action en- titled "Fidalgo Island Packing Co.,, Inc, Libelant, vs. The Oil Screw Marguerite, her engines, etc, ct al Respondents Roy Culbertson and Laura Culbertson, Intervening Libelants.'
 DATED at Anchorage, Alaska, this 7th day of August, 1862.
 George A. Bayer
 US. Marshal
 Publish Aug. 10, 17 and 24, 1862
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Anderson's Maintenance Service Washing machines and dryers re- paired - furnace cleaning - plumbing and heating service. 24
 hr. service. Ph. 486-5289. tin
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1R acres on beautiful Abiqua Creek. Imitation log cabin with large native-rock fir cpl a g Spring on property furnishes wa ter by gravity. Plumbed for hot and cold water. Electricity, wired for stove and water heater. Adjacent to huge wilderness area. Wonderful hunting & fish ing. Easy access by car year round. Ideal for retirement. ST. 500, terms. F. w. Head, Rltr. 4821
 18th Ave. N., Salem, Oregon. 3-2y
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Refrigerator, separate freezer com partment. Electric stove, double oven; electric dryer. TV, radio and record player console (Pack- ard-BelD. Stacer. Ph. 487-5528.
 1O-1n
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By owner. Income property, II unit apartment court, close in, good year around income. Also 2-story house, partly furnished. Steam heat, 11a bedrms. upstairs, down stairs can be used as rental. View lot, close in. Ph. 486-2476 be- fore 1 pm. or after 6:30 3-2n
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2 floor lamps, 62-in. sixIway lights
 with reflectors and silk shades. Owner leaving town. Ph. 486- $40. Sly
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MARTINS HARBOR VIE " PLUMBING & HEATING - h. stallation - Repairs - Cleaning - ThaWing. Free estimates - Union Shop. Featuring Crane & American Standard hot water heating systems. Bank financing on approval of credit. Ph. 436- 2422. tin
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GOOD NEWS TRAVELS FAST

GOOD NEWS TRAVELS FAST New 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes constructed on your lot or we will furnish lot. Priced to sell with minimal down payments. Construction on these homes will be approximately 40 days. For further information call KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone 486-2960
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Trailer with built on living room, bath & store room, completely furnished, excellent for couple or single person. No. 15 Pratts Trailer Court. Ph. 486-2833.
 3-2y
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Portraits tinted by Myrtle. Ph. 466
 -2458 for information. 27-3n
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1861 Blue Corvair Monza 4-speed.
 Will take trade. Ph. 486-2900
 days or 486-5539 evenings. 1O-1y
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Services

Martins Fresh King Crab, cook ed daily, packed to ship. Box 513. Ph. 486-2377 or 486-5566.
 tin
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18-foot pleasure boat. Grey marine
 inboard. Ph. 436-2626 or 486- 2627, or see Bill at Island Elec- tronics. tin
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150 it. Orangeberg pipe. Ph. 486- 2422. tin
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Read the classifieds for profit, Ise them for. results.
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Downtown Blk. 12 Lot 4. Ideal bus. mess location. 3-bedrm. house
 situated rear of lot fully fur nished. Ph. 486-2651 mornings
 and evenings. 3-2y
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Lady would like to do house clean
 ing or baby sitting. Ph. 4e6- 5216. 10-1y
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Full bed with head & foot boards,
 Beautyrest mattress and box springs, S80; Hunting coat, 10x brand, down quilted detachable game pocket brand new, size A, only S25; Movie 8mm magazine Revere compact camera with case S55. Ph. 486-2385. 1O-1y
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30-Ft. trailer with built-in TV, 3O- gal. oil water heater, storage room. Ideal for couple or single
 person, $2,700. Available Sept. 27 No. 2 Pratt's Trailer Court.
 Ph. 486-2646. 10-1y
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Model 721 Remington 30-06 Rifle.
 New condition, with case &
 ammo, $50. Ph. 486-2652. 10-1n
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Going restaurant business in cen ter of city Very reasonable for quick sale. Write H. G. in care of Box 1907, Kodiak. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1962-08-10

Kenmore space heater with built in electric blower, like new. Ph.
 486-5216. 10-1y
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Glass balls (Japanese x Russian, Seine floats, all shapes & sizes). Bargain prices. See Laurel Earl, white house across from ADF&G
 Harbor Street. 10-1y
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Wanted

WANTED: Require three and four
 bedroom homes in Town for two families. If you know of anything of this description please phone us immediately for a listing. KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone 486-296O. 1O-1n
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Boats For Sale

Fully equipped 31 ft. selner. .U hp Chrysler engine, power take- off, skiff, seine, S1, $50. Inquire
 at B & J Auto Sales. tin
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1856 Chev. station wagon, R 6 H, new tires, very good condition, also double bed. MT. GiboWicz
 Ph. 437-5506. 10-1y
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3/4-length Mouton fur coat size 12- IA. Ph. 486-5481. 10-1y
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Maytag freezer. Holds over one half beef, S92. Ph. 486-5452.
 10-3n
Evening star., 1962-10-04

Deesss fsecfe in minutes fest food never he's chance
ts hsw PUs in end piece within ice cube freezing eempe-
anf gVerese refrigerator defres in eeeut IS minutes with
ne eleHIns or messy hot Wssr Long heesuY cord uC
oaAeavmd.
Evening star., 1962-10-04
complete with
safefy stabilizers!
I6-ff. size IA 40
extends 20 - II. 1M10

Priced lower than you'd expect, these light
weight extension Iodders come complete
with sufefy stebiIizersl They've heeVY
ribbed, exfrc-strons side rails; hYdroulc-
oily locked, deep-ribbed SofeN RunssI
self-ollening swivel feet and solid oluminun
locks, too, for extra seeUriNl Rope and
pulley on all Ioddsrs from 2o-ft. thru 4o-ft.
sizes. Eqch section can be used seporateY
for eMro conVenieneel
Evening star., 1962-10-04

a. Deluxe Devhle-Deer Wardrobe eabiRst in
assrSsNs brown rippIstone fnishI OF sturdy furni'
.fvre s,as. eemplsts with clothes bar. heh shelf end
sie rask Ideal solution TO limited closet spqesl
64x36s2o" size.
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.... 1888

.. Deluxe Insulated BasO cshinss II ssfrcetV0
white enerneI fnishI OF sturdy NstsI eoMssFUeaiAN
with ful.Wddth drerWsr a Sep, dovblsdees sAsrssa
compartment below wAh ovsids selsaeT hinges.
3Sx2Ax2o" size.
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Ready lost two and Holy
Family lost its third with
out a win.
WATT knocked
off City League member
North, 57-52, in its opener
and romped over Westerville,
68-37.
The Eagles put on a Sec
ond-half press to wipe out a
halftime deficit in its game
with North. Mickey Watson
tossed in II points to pace
Watterson. Building a 27-11
halftime lead, the Eagles
breezed past lie.
Dave Colonel paced the Win
ners with Is points.
AQUINAS defeated two
Gel teams-St. Charles and
Hartley - to give Jerry Con-
nor a good start in his first
year as Terrier coach.
The Terriers won over st.
Charles, 57-52, by outscoring
the Cardinals 1911 in the fl
nal period. The score was
tied at "a at the end of the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-07

col lAE1 Wo2 AA0AAANA oO
first Catholic school to win
Ohio's Class "AA" crown.
AMONG THE coaches
who were runners-up to Nc
Hugh is John Wirtz of Cleye-
land st. Ignatius.
Wirtz, who formerly
played anad coached at Co
lumbus st. Mary, guided st.
Ignatius through an unbeat-
en- campaign that was eli
NAKED by a 60 city cham
pionship victory over Cleve-
land Benedictine. 1t was st.
Ignatius' first grid season.
Another Catholic school
coach, Bron Bacevich of Gin
cinnati Roger Bacon, also was
in the race for coach of the
year honors.
Winner of the Class
"A" coach of the year title
was John SantilIi who has
led Lowellville (Mahoning
County, through four I'm
beaten seasons in a row.
Among the Class "a" run
ners-up were Bob Irwin of
Norfolk st. Paul and Bob
Hiel of Piqua Catholic. IT.
vim came in second in the
voting.
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Stations replace Holy Fam
lily as a Gel member.
Springfield Central Catho-
lie, meanwhile, opens its fl
nal Gel cage campaign by
entertaining Newark Catho-
lie. The Springfield team
will drop out of the league at
the end of the baseball sea-
son. The Gel, however, will
add Ready to retain its six
team makeup.
In the other Gel game,
defending champion Waiter
son invades Hartley. The Ea-
giles, featuring a tall and ag-
gressive team, are favored to
retain the crown.
AQUINAS AND Waiter
son got off to a fine start
last weekend by chalking up
a pair of victories. st. Mary,
meanwhile, won its second to
join Watterson and Aquinas
as the only Catholic high
teams in Columbus with
clean records.
In other games, Rosary
and st. Charles divided a
pair, Hartley, DeSales and
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CYC menu
SUNDAY
SENIOR DIVISION

SENIOR DIVISION
Western League: ! p.m-St Mat
thias VS.. st. Agatha; 2-Christ the
King VS.. st. Micha e ! ; 3 - st.
Christopher vs.. ST. Mary MaRda-
Iene; 4 - st. James W.. Squires.
EASTERN LEAGUE: 5 pm. -
Corpus Christi VS.. Holy Spirit; g.
St. Timothy VS.. Immaculate Con.
ceptIon; z st. Cecilia VS.. st
c~atharine; 3 Victory VS.. st.
Plus s.
YOUNG ADULT
TUESDAY
7.30 pm. st. John Evangelist
VS.. st. Ladislas. B.45 st. Cath.
arine VS.. St. James.
(AH games at Catholic Center1
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Cage menu
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
st. Vincent at st. Mary
st. Charles at DeSales
Dennison st. Mary at Malvern
st. Joseph hosts Sacred Heart
Rosecrans at Fenwick
Watterson at Hartley
st. Aloysius at Ready
Newark Catholic at Springfield
Catholic
Marion Catholic at Ho1mes-Liberty
Holy Family at Monroe Twp.
Delaware st. Mary at Ohio Deaf
F1aget at Frankfort
Rosary VS.. University Catholic
Center
SATURDAY
Flaget hosts Fenwick
Sacred Heart hosts Holy Family
Marion Catholic hosts Mt. Gilead
Watterson hosts Milestone
Ready at New Albany
Dennison st. Mary at Adamsvilie
st. Charles hosts North
st. Vincent hosts Mansfield st.
Peter
Notre Dame at New Boston
TUESDAY
Newark Catholic hosts Northridge
st. Aloysius hosts Chesterhill
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-07
Unbeaten John Carroll set
4 national football records

Two of the three Ohio Catholic college football teams
enjoyed winning records during the 1862 season.
John Carroll in Cleveland recorded a perfect TO re-
cord and won the Presidents Athletic Conference champion
ship for the third time in six years. The Blue Streaks also
set four new national coll
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Aquinas, WdttersOn 1Uin pair
Central Catholic League
opens 18th season Friday

third period. Aquinas then
followed up with a 53-46 win
over Hartley.
Tom Woodward led the
Terriers in both games, get
ting % against st. Charles
and IS against the Hawks.
Joe Van Bolen paced the
Cardinals with IA while John
Flewellen tossed in 81 in
Hartley's losing effort
against Aquinas.
ST. CHARLES came back
with a 1888 win over Cen
trail Buckeye League mem
Der Bexley. Dick Ferris pour
ed in 81 points to lead the
Cardinals in the showdown
with their neighbor.
HARTLEY was over
whelmed earlier by Linden
Mckinley, $3.50. Jack Dia-
mond took scoring honors
for the Hawks with a Is
point output.
ST. MARY opened its
Franklin County League
campaign with an easy 1924
victory over Academy.
George Maurer led the Fight
ing Rams balanced attack
with II points.
ROSARY lost its County
League opener to Canal Win
chester 1888, but came back
with a 47-40 triumph over
Holy Family. Ed Roehren-
back led the Crusaders in
both contests, getting II
against Canal Wine hester
and Is against the Red Raid
ers. Dick Getz paced Family
with 10 points.
DeSALES was overWhelm-
ed in its opener, losing to
University, 70-48. The Stall
lions then dropped a heart
breaking overtime decision to
Walnut Ridge, 37-35.
Kirk Shamrock showed the
way for DeSales in both
games, dumping In &c
against University and 1e
against Walnut Ridge.
A also was clobber
ed in it's opener, 1888, by
Rosecrans and then dropped
a tough overtime decision tt
Monroe Township by a 52-5.
score.
The Silver knights, play
ing their first varsity Gag
campaign ever, simply wer'
no match for Rosecrans
Monroe Township, unbeatel
in four games, had to over
come a four-point halftim
J deficit to unhorse tn
Knights. Jay Kubin Ripe
the cords for % points t
lead Ready in its battle wit.
Monroe.
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GAINESVILLE Rosecrans,
which enjoyed an unbeaten
season last year, opened up
with an easy 1888 triumph
over Ready.
IN OTHER GAMES, New
ark Catholic dumped Mt.
Vernon st. Vincent, 1872;
Lancaster FenWick fell be-
fore Logan, 74-58; Coshoc-
ton Sacred Heart was rough
ed up by Cambridge st. Ben
edict, 80 80; Chillicothe
Flaget lost to Kingston, s.
So; Marion Catholic was
bumped, $3.50, by River
Valley; and Delaware st.
Mary lost to Brookhaven,
65-48.
ST. ALO YSIUS' tussle
with DeavertoWn was simply
no contest. The Blue Knights
led 54-24 at the half and
coasted in with the win. st.
Joseph gave the Knights a
little more competition but
even in this game st. Aloysi-
us enjoyed a 20-point lead at
the half.
Tom Ferguson poured In
26 points to lead the Knights
in their opener while Andy
Mcmillan took scoring hon
ors against st. Joseph with
IS points. Roger hammers
hit for II points to pace the
losing Ramblers.
ROSECRANS had an easy
time against Ready, a school
with only freshman and
sophomore classes. The Bish-
ops led 1913 at the half
Rusty Frame dumped in Is
points to lead Rosecrans.
CATHOLIC
overcame st. Vincent's press.
ing defense to post its wir
over the Blue Streaks. Steve
Bailey pumped in II points
to pace the winning Greer
Wave. John Richert hit fol-
IL to lead st. Vincent.
FENWICK stayed close Il
Logan for most of the first
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St. Aloysius buries
two cage opponents

The Blue Knights of New Lexington st. Aloysius look
ed like world beaters last week. The Knights opened their
season with a mighty 110-41 victory over Deavertown and
then came back with a convincing 1874 win over Dover
st. Joseph.
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half but finally fell before
the Chieftains. Pat McCash-
en- scored Is points to lead
the losers.
SACRED HEART, winner
of it's first two games, was
overpowered by a strong st.
Benedict team. Dick Alver-
son led the Irish with 10
points.
MARION A
down by only four points at
the three-quarter mark, ran
out of gas in the final period
and lost to River Valley by
20 points. John Schelb and
Chuck Paulus shared scoring
honors for the Irish with 10
points each.
FLAGET suffered a cold
second quarter in its loss to
Kingston. Down 17-15 at the
end of the first quarter, the
Panthers were outscored 20-8
in the crucial second period.
Dick Cooke led Flaget with
IS points.
DELAWARE ST. MARY
played Brookhaven on pref
ty even terms until the
fourth quarter, when most of
the damage was done. Dave
Rothwell poured in 26 points
for st. Mary to take scoring
honorS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-07

The curtain will rise on the Central Catholic Leagues
18th basketball campaign Friday night with all six teams
seeing action.
A ~highlight of the leagues opening night will be the
debut of DeSales, which entertains st. Charles. The DeSales
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-07


McHUGH is a 30-year-old
graduate of Notre Dame who
was known as Touchdown
Tommy" when he starred
at Toledo Central Catholic a
dozen years ago.
McHugh, after a year as
coach of the schools light
weight team, took over as
head varsity coach in 1856.
His record reads so wins, 16
losses and three ties.
Prior to entering the coach
ing ranks, he spent a year
with Toronto in the Cana
dian League. A back injury
forced his retirement.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-12-07
Toledo &C coach
earns state hOnOrS

Tom McHugh of Toledo Central Catholic was named
Ohio's Class "AA" high school football coach of the year in
the annual Associated Press poll.
Toledo Catholic, unbeaten in 10 games last season,
earlier was named state champion by the AP. 1t is the
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legiate records.
XAVIER of Cincinnati
posted a Ga record for a
second straight year. consid-
cred xavier's biggest win
was its upset defeat of Ken
lucky.
Dayton University, mean
while, suffered through its
fifth consecutive losing sea-
son. AS they did last year,
the Flyers won two and lost
eight.
John Carroll, a Jesuit
school of 1000 students, set
the following national defen-
sive records:
Minus one yard rushing
per game by opponents,
breaking old record of IL
yards per game set by Penn
State in 1947; minus .032
yards rushing per attempt
also breaking 1947 Penn
State mark Of .638: allowed
44.4 total offensive yards
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per game, busting record of
500 yards set in 1887 by
Santa Clara, and allowing
one yard per play, breaking
record of II yards set by
Texas A and M in 1899.
JOHN winner
OF the PAC crown in 1859
and 1857, also set nine
league records, including
most points scored - 211;
most total yards - 2,016,
and fewest first downs al
lowed-21.
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Officials Wife Shows
Use of Processed Food

OSAKA. Japan.-Judicious
use Of the good old American
can-opener can produce some
delicious results. This was
demonstrated by an Ameri-
can homemaker - the wife
Of the Postmaster General,
Mrs. J. Edward Day.
Her fascinated audience
consisted Of visitors at ia
pans Fifth Osaka Interna-
tional Trade Fair, which she
attended with her husband,
who was the official repre-
sentative Of the President to
the exhibition.
Theme Of the fair. spon-
sored by the United States
Department Of Commerce, is
Modern Food Processing for
Better Living" Mrs. Day,
mother Of three, told fair
visitors that processed foods
play an important part in
serving nutritious and varied
meals in the United States.
She also pointed out that
the savings in time and work
for meal preparation made
it possible for women to par
ticipate in more community
and outside activities.
Listed below are some of
her favorite American menus,
prepared for the japanese
by Mrs. Day, which feature
use Of proceSSed foods:
Evening star., 1962-04-19

Ham Dinner
Sliced Canned Ham
Sauce Of Horseradish and
Currant Jelly
French Style Green Beans
with Almonds
Scalloped Potatoes
Corn Sticks
Nodded Salad
(CruShed pineapple, shred
ded carrots, lime gelatin)
Fruited Angel Food Cake
Coffee Milk
Seafood Dinner
Creamed Seafood in Shells
Combine any two: shrimp,
tuna, lobster, salmon, crab
meat
Buttered Peas with Water
Chestnuts
Shoestring Potatoes
Toasted Rolls
Tossed Salad
with Green Goddess Dressing
Lemon Ice Box Cake
dady fingers, gelatin, lemon,
coffee Milk
Chicken Dinner
Fried Breast of Chicken
Mushroom Sauce Green Rice
Broiled Stuffed tomatoes
Hot Biscuits
Green Salad
with French Dressing
Fruit Compete
Gigs, peaches, light sweet
CTl6TrleS)
MacaroonS
Coffee Milk
Beef Dinner
Beef Stroganoff
Fluffy Rice
Broccoli Rings with
Carrots in Center
Mixed Relishes
pickles. olives, celery,
radiSheS)
French Bread
Berries with Mock
Devonshire Cream
CThinned cream cheese,
lemon, brown sugar.
Coffee Milk
Evening star., 1962-04-19
Pursnip Pointers

Browned-in-butter parsnips
are delicious with ham or
sausage. Cook unpeeled par
snip in boiling salted water
until just tender. Cool
slightly, peel (or don't peel
II they've been well-scrubbed) }
slice thickly and brown slices
in butter or margarine over
low heat.
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IAN LOOKING FOR A
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DANCING

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how 10 lance is not only fun for
you but. even more important.
you Will find pleasure i'm sharing
your talent with others. Learn
how you can become a qualified
dancing teacher. See Mrs. Ethel
FtStere, managing director Of the
ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOL OF
DANCING, l0ll Connecticut ave-
nue. NV, between 7 and o pm.
Monday through Friday.
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HELP WOMEN

BEAUTICIAN. some clientele, salary
ana $50 comm, vacation vlpay
5-dAy vk NE. S-I636.
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