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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
Mrs. Elva Schmidt,
so, Rites Held

BURKEvILLE. May 24-Fu-
neral services for Mrs. Elva
Meador Schmidt, 80. were held
Wednesday. May %, at 3 pm.
at the Burkeville Baptist Church,
with burial in Sunset Hill Gene
terry.
Surviving are two daughters,
Mrs. c. w. Beale and Mrs. D. C.
Olgers. both of Richmond; two
sons, Melvin Schmidt Of Rich
mond and L. Wheeler Schmidt
Of Burkeville; a foster son, John
T. Wells Of Richmond; six sis
tiers, Mrs. T. F. Morton, Mrs. E.
0. Barton, Mrs. Lois Barden and
Mrs. Charles Rudolph. all Of
Richmond, Mrs. Fritz Randolph
Of Alexandria and Mrs. r. O.
Blanks Of Florida, seven broth
ers, r. H. Meador, S. T. Meador
Paul MeadOr and Melvin
Meador. all Of Richmond, Lewis
MeadOr and Roy Meador of Alex
andria and Silas Meador of Flor
ida; seven grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
Royal Ambassador
Leadership School
At Red Lane Baptist

POWHATAN, May "a A
Royal Ambassador Leadership
training school will be held on
May 1929 at Red Lane Baptist
Church at 7::30 pm. each night.
James Meade, and George Eut-
ing, two speakers from Rich
mond. will be present to conduct
the classes.
All churches are invited to
send their Royal Ambassador
Counselors and members of their
Brothrhood Committees, and any
others who are interested in the
work. that they may be trained
to carry on the work of the or
ganizatiOn in more efficient
manner.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
Road Inspections
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them will be available after July
l and the work will be done by
the county highway force in a
fund-saving plan.
Much Of the visit was done
over the multiplicity of gravel
roads, which with their low traf-
fic count and few residents will
have to remain unsurfaced for
much longer. But the host engi-
neers knew every bend and knob
in these. AS far as the funds go,
they haul in stone and gravel.
They reported that during the
severe recent winter they pour
ed it on by the ton" in some
sections.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
Funeral Rites For
Mrs. Rush, Al
Friday, 2P. M

DILLWYN, May "a - Mrs. Lou
Taylor Rush, Al. wife of Rolfe E.
Rush Jr., died Wednesday in the
Medical College of Virginia Hos
pltal, Richmond. She was book
keeper for Dillwyn Department
Store.
Born in Buckingham County,
August 8, 1920, she was the
daughter of John and Lou Cor
mus Taylor.
Survivors in addition to her hus-
band are one son, Douglas Gar
land Rush. Of Dillwyn; two sis
ters, Miss Minnie Taylor, Of Dill
wynn and Mrs. j. B. Maxey, Of
Richmond; two brothers, John
Ed Taylor and w. w. Taylor, Of
DillWyn.
Funeral services will be con
Quoted at 2 pm. Friday at White
Hall Methodist Church with burr
al in DillWyn Town Cemetery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25

the border into British owned
Hong Kong. Some observers be-
lieve the Reds are encouraging
the exodus to embarrass the
British who have to feed the
new arrivals in an already over
crowded colony. Recently the
British began to round up some
Of the refugees and return them
to Red China.
AN ARMY CONVOY heading
from Berlin to West Germany
was halted for nearly six hours
by the Russians Wednesday at
the Berlin border. 1t was allow
ed to proceed after vigorous
American protest. The Russians
complained they had received
no Advance notice of the convoy,
but u S. military officials point
ed out that no advance notice
was required under terms of the
fOur-pOWer occupation agreement.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
Study OF Rose
BY Garden Club

KEYSVILLE. May "a - The
Rev. Ira B. McClung. pastor of
Ash Camp Baptist Church, will
speak on The Rose, and its
Cultivation" at the meeting of
the Keysville Garden Club at
the Woman's Club House Mon
day evening. May 23.
The artistic exhibit will be "a
triangle featuring Hostesses
are: Mrs. J. R. Hurt. Mrs.
Douglas Myers. and Mrs. B. H.
ofservice to the living" Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
Miss Davis, 81
Services Friday

Miss Daisy Mae Davis, 81,
died Wednesday in a Pamplin
nursing home. She was born
May II, 1875 in Farmville, a
daughter of the late. Fayette H.
and Sarah Wilkerson Davis. She
was a member of the Farmville
Baptist Church.
There are no immediate sur
vivors.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. Friday at Doyne-Bur-
ger Funeral Home. with burial
i'll WestvieW Cemetery. The Rev.
DR.. w. Otis McClung will Of
ficiate.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
coIored News
Cabbel! Funeral
Rites Set Sunday

NEW CANTON. May d Flu
neral services for Mrs. Essie
Cabbell, 65. wife of Charlie Cab
bell. Of New Canton, will be
held at New Hope Baptist
Church, at New Canton, on Sun
day. May q, at 3 pm.
Mrs. Cabell died Monday at
st. Phillips Hospital, Richmond.
The family will receive
friends at Dickerson's Funeral
Home. Farmville. tomorrow
Saturday from 5 to 8 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
Spring Concert To
Be Given BY Glee
Club And Band

~POWHATAN, May "a - The
spring concert of the PoWhatan
Elementary Glee Club and Band
Will be presented in the audi
forum of Powhatan High School
on Tuesday night, May % at
8 o'clock.
John G. Perkins is the music
director.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-25
News Summary
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were flown to Saigon for treat
ment, but none was believed to
be seriously hurt.
SEVERAL THOUSAND refu-
gees from Communist China will
be admitted to the y. S., Presi-
dent Kennedy announced at his
news conference Wednesday.
Hordes of refugees from famine
ridden China have poured across
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-07-02

Abuans, AlgOna, for about
two weeks recently.
A birthday party was held for
Donna Agarpao, daughter of
Mr. Domingo Agarpao, Kent,
last Sunday, June "a. Miss Ag-
arpao is a candidate in the Har-
vest Festival Queen Contest.
Guests at the party were from
Tacoma, Algona, O'Brien,
Orilla and Renton.
e SPA Ernest Fernandez is on a
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-07-02
ERNEST
FERNANDEZ

Ernesto Fernandez of Auburn.
Mrs. Felix Talon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo de Leon and MIR. and
Mrs. Denny CristObel were
among those who greeted
Philippine Vice President and
Mrs. Emmanuel PelaeZ last
Friday, June %, at the Seat
tle-TacOma International Air
port.
Coming Events:
June 80 = Special benefit
dance at the Community Hall,
Algona, 500 pm. The girl re-
ceiving the highest vote will be
designated Miss July 4th' to
reign as queen of the annual
picnic of the Filipino & Ameri-
can Community of Puget Sound,
Inc.
July 4 = Picnic at Five-Mile
Lake Lakeside Park, 10 a. m.
to 6 p. m, auspices of the Fill
Pine & American Community
Church, at Auburn Park imme-
diately after Sunday School.
July q = 4th tabulation of
the Harvest F G stiVal Queen
Contest, Community Hall, AL
gona, 500 p. m.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-07-02

IN actiyeI
AN teen.I
pr manu-
bbicca OIL
an Bala.I
MIR. and
9th Ave.
School
suitable
ear. The
pld-color.'
|nd-point..
Rnge Su-
nnong the
this fall
through
|es of be.
|gner aft,
We in the
les of Sc.
pr of thu
nnaharan
riIl Taam
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-07-02

m o n t h fur
Tough from
B a u m h o /
er, Germany,
where he's sta
ito n e d with
t h e U. S..
Arm y. He is
visiting with
h i s parents,
MIR. a n d Mrs.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-07-02

SPA Ernest Fernandez is on a
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-07-02
AUBURN NEWS
by EvoIeigh CristobaI

The Filipino & American
Community of Puget Sound,
Inc. is holding the fourth tabu-
lation dance of its Harvest Fes-
tival Queen Contest on July q
at the Community Hall in Al
gona 500 p. m.
The candidates are: Donna
AgarpaO, Is, daughter of MIR.
Domingo Agarpao of Kent.
She is a sophomore at the
Kent-Meridian Senior High
School. Betty GrOspo, is,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip GrOspe of Redmond.
She is a Junior at Lake Wash
ington Senior Fl ig h School,
Kirkland. Linda Badilla, I6,
daughter of Sgt./FC and Mrs.
POrserio BadiIIa, Tacoma. She
is a sophomore at St. Leo
School in Tacoma.
=
Graduating Seniors:
RentOn = Ursula Villarino,
an exchange student from Tana-
uan, Batangas, PHILIPPINES; ] m
Quiton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonny Quiton, Orilla.
A baby shower was held
for Mrs. NJ c Cabansag of
Sumner Sunday, May 81 at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Nina, Puyallup. Mrs.
Cabansag received many love-
ly gifts. A buffet luncheon of
Filipino and American dishes
was served to the many
guests.
Mrs. Harold Hirst, Moses
Lake, visited with her sister anc
family, Mrs. John Caban of Au
burn. Mrs. First attended the
graduation of Lyle Caban, scr
of the Cabans.
The infant daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. COnrado Magat of
Pacific City was christened
Sunday, June 3, at the Holy
Family Church, Auburn, by
The Rev. Father John Duffy.
Sponsors of the christening
were Silver Sonora and Mrs.
MarcelinO Olga.
It's a girl for Susan Caban-
sag of Sumner. Born at the
Good Samaritan Hospital in
Puyallup, June Is, weighing 7
lbs, 6 ozs., the baby has been
named Connie Regina. A bro
Their welcomes the baby.
It's a boy for MIR. and Mrs
Pete Guerrero, Jr. of Kent. Borr
June Is at the Seattle Genera
Hospital weighing s lbs. 8 ozs.
the baby has been named An
thony Bell.
Jim Fines, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Bob Fines of Sacrament
to, visited with the Stanley
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1962-07-02

SAME OBJECTIVE - these
girls are cycling the crown of
Harvest Festival queen Of the
Filipino & American Commun-
lily of Puget Sound, Inc. The
contest closes on October II,
and the coronation of the
queen will be held on Nov. 10
at the Community Hall in Al
gono.
The Adak sun., 1962-06-18
A N N 0 U N C E M F N I 5

HELP WANTED: The position of the ADAK SUN EDITOR is open for applicants. Con- tact the Special Services Officer .Work 4 must be done outside of working hours, pay is $lOO. co per month. Position open l July 1862. NOTICE: Cars washed and polished. Week. ends and Holidays. Call Howard X2l6 No Smoke or 2l7 No Smoke.
 ATTENT ION ALL NIM}ODSs Plans are under way for big 4th of July Turkey Shoot at Lake Andrews. There will be prizes for the best shooters. Wa tch for details
 in the next issue of the SUN. NOTICE: The National Federation of Fed era1 Empl oyees will hold their monthly meeting Monday night, June 18th, in the RGE building at l930 hours. It is request ed that all members show up promptly and attend. The Jack Pot is over $40. % and waiting for some one to win it. Refresh ments and coffee will be on hand. FREE 4 kittens, 2 bobtails, see at Quart CTS l62 or call o53J anytime. WILL BABY SIT FOR WORKING. MOTHER. Call 72lJ.
 FOR SALE: 1860 Dodge, Seneca (2door )ex cellant condi tion, 5 new snow tires, new plugs, PO1lI9s COlloell&OIs SIOUX doSOIo- CTS and large assortment Of tools .$l8Oo
 Call F. Sevens at 33O or 532.
 NOTICE: The monthly meeting of the Civil- ian women of Adak vii be held Monday evening June 18th at the home of Mrs. Eileen Olsen, Ours. C-l. Hrs. Marie Esk- ridge will be co-hos tess. There will be election of officers. This wi Il be an importan meeting and all Civilian women are urged to attend. Re fires shments will be served.
 NOTICES Would like to rent or borrow a child's high chair and crib or play pen
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1962-02-05
ADK


LINE OF SUPPLIES FOR ALL LOBBYISTS
If you have found yourself with time
on your hands and nothing to do lately
ACERLNN, JOB, in Charge of the Special
Services Hobby Shop has a solution for
you, with way to spend many pleasant
hours creating beautiful artistic and
practical items to beautify your home,
send as gifts to your family and friends
or even sell, for a profit.
A BRAND-NEW complet line of Art Kits
are now on sale. These kits include the
numbered painting sets but also available
now are Oil Painting sets, easels, canvas
panels, pastels and water colors along
wi tn Instruction Books on these different
mediums. The sets are ional type
kits with palette, paints and brushes to
start you on your Artist way to fame.
Wi tn all the beauti full scenery on the
island of Adak you'll have no trouble in
finding landscapes. and other subjects
to paint. Who knows what hidden talents
you have the cost is so low you can't
afford not to try.
Other projects you might undertake to
pass away your tour will be found in the
She'll Craft kits, Mosaic Kits, Block
Printing kits, Copper Tooling and Glass
Etching kits valuable.
If you still haven't found anything to
your liking come in and look at the Leath-
er Craft, Car Models, Ship Models, Gun
Models and Plane Model kits available.
Then there are kits which wi IL enable
you to make real life-like plastic plant
life at fraction of the cost that they
sell for ready-made.
Located in the Basement of the Bering
Building the hours of the Hobby and Craft
Shop are as follows:
Monday thru Friday l8OO-22OO
Saturday Afternoons l3OO-loOO
Saturday Evenings l8OO-22OO
Sunday Afternoons l3OO-l6OO
The Adak sun. (Adak, Alaska) 1955-1976, 1962-02-05
FLEET RESERVE ASSUIATI ION NEWS

FLEET RESERVE ASSOC lat ION NEWS
On Sa turday, February 10th, the FRA,
by request will have a Spaghetti dinn-
er wi th all the trimmings, ALL YOU CAN
EAT for ST.. 90 for all members, eligible
members and their fami lies. Following
the dinner, Bingo will be played with
Jackpot Of SlOo in 81 numbers. The
Blue Notes will play following Bingo.
All members are reminded that every
"Wednesday except meeting night Bingo
is being played at the FRA Home with
100 q of the proceeds going back to
the wi nners of the games. There will
be Hingo Wedne sdaY, 7 February.
On Wedne sday, IA February there will
be no bingo as this is meeting night.
All members are urged to attend the
meeting.
Wednesday, 81 January shipmate GOULDEF
AK2 won Dingo jackpot viii h playing
Bingo and reading a book at the same
time.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
Film to Be Shown For Music Lovers

Conrad Potter, Superintendent of Schools, has announced that there will be complimentary showing of 3 movie released by the Ford Motor Co. from their Bernstein Concert Seriess on Thursday. Jan. Il, at 8::30 pm. in the Multi-P Purpose Room at the school.
 The film features Leonard Bern stein conducting the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, giving an interesting introduction to the likenesses of Russian and Ameri- can music. The orchestra plays shortened examples of both types of music. The second reel includes an introduction to the Russian composer Shostakovich, and the complete playing of the First Movement of Shostakovich's 7th Cor Leningrad) Symphony.
 ''.This will be an excellent op- portunity for residents of Nome to see and hear the great Leonard Bernstein in action," commented Potter "We hope to see large turn out of music lovers.'
 Since the film was shown last week for interested students, the Thursday evening showing will be limited to adults only.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
Sidney Champion Found Dead in Cabin

Sidney Champion, retired for mer janitor of the old Post Office Bldg. was found dead in his home Friday evening.
 Finding him is credited to a Nugget newsboy, Lonnie O'Connor, who found Wednesdays paper on the doorstep Friday and reported the fact to Sgt. Blaming when he delivered the paper. Blaming no- tified the police, who went to the cabin and found the man, be- lieved to be in his sixties, on the floor.
 Authorities are going through his papers to find the next of kin and it is possible that burial may be at the end of this week.
 Mir. Champion was World War I veteran.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
Bethel C of C to Visit Nome Next Weekend

There will be Bethel Cham Der of Commerce tour trip to Nome next Friday it has been an- nounced by Dick GalIeher of Northern Aviation, which is a re- turn trip for the Nome Chamber trip made last fall when the AL aska National Guard Armory was dedicated. Six people are expect ed to arrive and spend the week end and return with Galleher on Monday. Plans are being made for their entertainment.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
New Comic Strip,
 Agent X-9, Starts Today

Phil Corrigan, officially known as Secret Agent X-9 of the FBI, comes to the comic pages of The Nome Nugget today.
 Phil, young, handsome. but thoroughly rugged and capable, will have need of all his assets if he is to survive bad blunder on his part. He has trailed an American car thief named Marty Carbine to the southern coast of France, where he hopes to trap Carbine delivering a consignment of stolen autos to 3 man named LaRogue. But in trailing LaRogue, Phil becomes careless, and under estimates the fat, oily car fence" LaRogue knocks Phill out from behind, and then orders his chauf- fer and his girl friend Sira 10 dis pose of the FBI agent.
 When Phil awakens in the rear seat of a luxurious limousine, he finds himself in precarious po- sition. You can follow the action by turning to page 3.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
NOTE oF AppREcTATIoN

Words cannot express our sim cere and deepest gratitude of thanks 10 the community for the many acts of kindness extended us upon our loss of beloved husband. father and brother.
 Helen. Charles. Suzanne.
 and Robbie Fagerstrom.
 Mir. & Mrs. Howard Huffer. T/Sgf. & Mrs. Frank Reale. Mr. & Mrs. James Casey.
 Mir. & Mrs. Frank Richard son.
 Mir. & Mrs. John Fagerstrom and family.
 Mir. & Mrs. Carl E. Cox
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
FIREMEN ExTINGUTSH AUTOMOBILE BLAZE

The Nome Volunteer Fire De- partment responded to an alarm Sunday afternoon at 2:3O pm. and extinguished a small blaze in the engine of the Lutheran Church station wagon. The fire apparently started when blan- ket kept over the engine during the cold spell came in contact with the hot exhaust manifold after the motor had been turned of. according to Rev. John Maake- stad, pastor.
 turned off, according to Rev. John Maal<asted, pastor
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
School Asks Return Of Questionnaires

All persons receiving the school survey questionnaire which were sent out last Thursday are re- quested to return them as soon as possible
 Families where there are more than one adult who received only one questionnaire may contact the school for additional copies of every adult, whether a parent or not, should answer as many of the questions as possible to make the survey a true register of pub lie opinion in the community.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
U Of A 10 Make Economic Survey of Road Between Nome and Fairbanks

Roy Jenkins, Second District Engineer for the State Highway Division, who has returned from a meeting in Juneau, reported at Chamber meeting today that MT. Sherard of the Division of Public Works has had so many requests for roads in the North west that he has asked the Uni versity of Alaska to make an economic survey as to where the road should be built from Fair banks to Nome so that it can serve the most people. He also reported that the five-year pro- gram of road building includes several interesting surprises and will be encouraging to business in this area.
 Many surveys have been made for a road from Nome 10 Fair banks but this is the first time that an Alaskan group will have the opportunity
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08

Fagerstrom, who passed away last week.
 All members of his immediate family were present, except one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Reale, whose present home is in France, where her husband is in the armed forces.
 Special music included a duet sung by Rev. and Mrs. Roald Amundsen, Day by Day.. a Swedish translation and a solo by RoaId Amundsen, "The Lords Prayer.
 The Methodist trio, Mrs. Robert Baldwin, Mrs. Gene Dinkle, and Mrs. Howard Huffer, daughter of the deceased, sang favorite hymns.
 Rev. Gerald McCray paid tri- bute by calling attention to some of the community and state ac- tivities in which Mir Fagerstrom took an active part, including the Territorial and State Legislatures Nome School Board, Methodist Church Board and Arctic Native I Brotherhood.
 Pail bearers were: Pete Curran Teddy Reed, Sam Tucker, Car Swanson, Ed Walker, and Jerome Trigg.
 1 Burial was at Belmont Point Cemetery.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
MIMI HOSPITAL.

Admitted: Anna Henry, Mary Walker, Cecil Anowlic, Edna Alexander, Adrian Robinson, Lucy Trigg, Mary Ann Molitor, Ray Koweluk, D. Guthrie, Mary Sta tuck and Aurora Escholt.
 Discharged: Agnes Walsh and infant, Mrs. Cavillo and infant
 Mir. and Mrs. Labon Iyatunguk are the parents of son born on Jan. 6 at the hospital.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
NOTE or THANKS

Sincere appreciation is extend ed 10 fire chief Bob Oliver and Nome Volunteer Bremen for tfeir prompt and efficient action in extinguishing a fire under the hood of inc Luthern station wagon and confining inc damage mainly 10 the wiring.
 Rev. John Maakestad. Pastor
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
PETER LEE FUNERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Peter Lee Jr., who passed away last Friday, is to be buried from the Covenant Church tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 unless word is received from relatives who may be arriving from other parts of the state, make it necessary to delay the ceremony.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08

The Jaycees have announced that to date they know of four entries in the Junior Miss con- test with Fairbanks, Anchorage, Unalakleet and Nome now to be represented in the state contest being held here on Jan. 19 and 20. It was also announced that few other communities may also be represented and some community contests are being held this conn ing weekend.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08

Members of the Omie McCar- thy Circle are reminded that there will be a meeting on Tues clay evening at 8 at the nurses quarters of the hospital with Barbara Wilson as hostess.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
Final Respects are Paid To Charles Fagerstrom

Friends from ali walks of life and all churches in the community gathered yesterday at the Com munity Methodist Church to pay their last respects to Charles
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
Tn Magistrates Court

Taylor Moto IT. was given a 9O-day sentence for petty larceny involving taking liquor at the Polar Bar Liquor Store.
 Walter Analoak was fined $35 on drunk charge.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08

Roy Carlson. son of MT. and Mrs. Fritz Carlson, is reported to be in Laos, where he is stationed with helicopters, which have been sent there by the US. military
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
N O TIcE

The Girl Scouts Neighborhood Committee will meet al the resi- dence of Mrs. Dan Walsh Tuesday evening al 0:00.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
Handbook on Nuclear Weapons

11d1FUUUJK UM NWCIGdx WEdPU1tE
 WASHINGTON A1 = The gov ernment hopes to have new off cial handbook on nuclear weap- ons effects ready for issue in April, it was learned today.
 The volume on effects of blast, heat, radiation and fallout has been in preparation for about a year.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08
W ANT ADS

FOUND: Glasses In brown case.
 Call at Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1962-01-08

FOUND: Hatchet in street. Cali
 a Nugget and pay for ad.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
Associated Press
Televfsion-Radi0 Wrfkar

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10. -
After three years. during which
Dennis the Menace" has de-
fled time by remaining q g.
year-old boy. CHS young blond
star is starting to grow up =
Just a little.
Jay North, who in reality is
10. is going to get out Of those
outsized play suits and into
garments better adapted to his
calendar age. But even in long
pants, Dennis viii continue to
harass his long suffering next
door neighbor. MIR. Wilson.
when the series begins its
fourth season on CHS Septem-
Der 80.
According to present plans,
the dialogue given to Dennis
will also be q bit more mature
those baby-type lines viii
hereafter go to Billy Booth,
who will inherit Dennis old
costume and some Of his more
infantile characteristics.
Growing up. Of course, is one
Of the problems Of the writers
and cameramen connected with
any show in which children
have prominent roles. Last
season Beaver discovered girls
and so did Johnny Crawford
who plays the son of THE
Rifleman."