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The chronicle., 1963-11-28
Coulter Lions
Plan Meeting On
Incorporation

1t was reported IN The Chrori-
Gle Tuesday that the Gautier
Lions has initiated steps toward
Incorporating that community.
Members OF the club have point
ed out that the organization has
no power TO incorporate the
community, and only plans to
call a meeting Of citizens TO dis
cuss possibilities.
The chronicle., 1963-11-28
TESTAMENT

NEW YORK (UPI) The
American Bible Society's 'New
Testament With Pictures" pre-
yiousIy available only in the
King James version, has now
been published in the Revised
Standard version.
In large magazine size with
paperback covers, both YER
sions are printed in rotogravure
Illustrated with nearly 600 pho
tographs, maps and diagrams.
The chronicle., 1963-11-28

The trend in divorce during
the past four decades illustrates
the impact of war and econ
omic conditions upon the legal
dissolution of marriage, the
us. Department Of Health, Ed.
ucation and Welfare reports.
The chronicle., 1963-11-28

the family budget if you are go
ing to make the most of your
appearance. 1t takes a little
honest mirror watching. S o p
kidding yourself about making
do with oudtated clothes. If
you won't see the difference. j..
somebody else can. 1t takes a
little planning and some mon
ey."
The chronicle., 1963-11-28

have against plumbers? | am
tired of hearing educated peo-
pie say: "A PLUMBER earns
more"
Don't people know that in or
der to become a plumber a man
must start out as an apprentice
at a very low wage, and at
tend night school for five years?
And when he graduates he re-
ceives a diploma just like a col
lege graduate, which entities
him to 60 out and work for
$4.6l an hour. Sincerely,
A PROUD PLUMBER
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Abby
X X X
What's on your mind? For a
personal reply, send a self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope to
Abby, Box 1865, Beverly Hills,
Calf.
X X X
For Abby's booklet, "How To
Have A Lovely Wedding" send
SO cents to Abby, Box 1855, Bev-
erly Hills, Calf.
The chronicle., 1963-11-28

DEAR ABBY. MY nuSDdnQ is
very jealous and this is one Of
our typical arguments. e n
we 60 out for an evening to a
place where there is dancing,
and friendly strangers ask me
to dance, shouldn't | dance with
them? | have always e n
taught that it isn't polite to re-
fuse. My husband says S
can lead to trouble and it isn't
proper for a woman to dance
with strangers. What is your
opinion?
NOT SURE
DEAR NOT: Your husband is
right. When left alone, would
you like him to dig up another
partner?
X X X
DEAR ABBY: My husband
and | have been married for
two years. We decided when we
got married that we would not
have any children until we had
been married for five years.
Lately we have not been get
ting along. at all. He has be-
come very moody and irritable,
and | admit | have not been
The chronicle., 1963-11-28
Mems Clothes PLAY
Large Part In Work

NEW YORK (UPD - Joseph
A. Daroff, President Of H. OAR
off & Sons, Inc, one of the gi-
ants of the mems clothing in
dustry, says that any time he
sees a badly dressed man he's
"either a bachelor, married to
a slob or to a m who
doesn't care"
Women should realize, he
says, that a woman's greatest
asset is a well-dressed husband,
''but all too often the contrast
is a shabby one a we'll
dressed woman and a poor
ly dressed man - a contrast
that destroys the image Of a
happy couple
More often than not, he says,
the family budget allows little
for a mans wardrobe although
he is the breadwinner who
might, for example, be a sales
man whose very success will de-
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07
Bush Lanes Meet
Called Mondav

Two meetings of stockhold-
ers IN Bush Lanes, Inc, have
been called. according to Ray
mond L. Tedrow, president.
The first will be at the Kenai
Bowl on Sunday, Nov. 10. at 4
pm, and the second will be at
the Eagle River Bowl on Mon
day, Nov. II, at 9 pm.
Tedrow said that loan ap-
pllcatlon to refinance the cor
poration has been turned down
by the Alaska State Develop
ment Corporation, and that
two other possible sources of
long-term financing are now
being investigated.
In the meantime, we desire
to meet with the stockholders
to discuss in more detail our
present financial condition, the
basis for hope of re-financing.
and our plans for the future if
we survive this crucial PERIOD"
the president stated.
An audit of the books was
completed in mid-October, and
some forty creditors have not
forced foreclosure, pending the
outcome of the audit and a
reasonable time to arrange re-
financing, he added.
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07
Church Sponsors
Halloween Party

The annual Halloween Mas
querade party sponsored by
the young people of the As
sembly of God Church at Wa
silla was held Thursday eve
ming, Oct. 81.
Paul Kline, dressed as a
Mexican dancing girl, was
awarded first prize for I h e
most unusual costume. Second
prize was won by Gerald And
erson, who was dressed as
waitress. Mrs. Faye Riley and
Mrs. Marvin Kneff acted as
judges.
Jack-o-lanterns, corn shocks
and black and white paper
streamers provided an appro-
pirate setting for the occasion.
Games were played and re-
freshments were served.
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07
School Lunch Program Has Bearing
On National Physical Fitness Program

During the past number of
months, much television, radio
and newspaper publicity h S
been given to the popularity of
being physically fit, Mrs. Thel-
ma Cope, Palmer school lunch
manager, noted this week.
"One or the mos, important
factors of physical fitness is OPP
timum good health" she said.
''The role of good basic diet
cannot be minimized in a pro-
gram of good health. Many stu
dents need to improve t h r
eating habits as well as their
walking habits. Physical fit
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07

High man, Bechtol, 6l9.
High team, Wasilla Bar, 2,78s
Wasilla School Lunch Menu
Monday. Nov. IL
Spaghetti with meat sauce
Cole slaW
Cheese biscuits Butter
Sliced peaches Brownies
Milk
Tuesday. Nov. IL
Pinto beans
Tossed green salad
Corn Bread Butter
Cake Milk
Wednesday. Nov. l3
Dreamed turkey on rice
Apple-banana-cranberry salad
Honey fruited beets
Mullins Butter
Oatmeal cookies Milk
Thursday. Nov. IA
Tamale pie
Buttered carrots Pear salad
Biscuits Butter
Apricot cobbler Milk
Friday. Nov. Is
chesapeake casserole
Green beans
Mixed fruit salad
Mullins Butter
Cupcakes with lemon frosting
Milk
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Briggs and
children have moved to Palm
er from the Edwards place at
Big Lake. Mr.. Briggs is en-
ployed at the adult camp.
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07

ness involves both, and has a
direct bearing on mental alert
ness"
The school lunch is one way
in which the government is
helping boys and girls of the
nation to achieve some i'm
provement in their eating hab-
its, she added. The Type A
menus provide t h e framework
for serving nutritious meals.
The menus for next week are:
Monday. Nov. ii
Hamburger Roll
Tomato sauce Buttered spinach
Corn squares Butter
Milk Golden peaches
Tuesday. Nov. IL
Cheeseburgers in school-made
bun
Pickle slices
Potato salad
Milk Apple pie
Wednesday. Nov. Is
Oven fried chicken
Mashed potato Gravy
Chilled tomatoes
Hot rolls Butter
Milk Jello squares
Thursday. Nov. Ia
Barbecued Wieners
Pinto beans
Cabbage-carrot salad
Whole wheat bread Butter
Milk Fruit cobbler
Friday. Nov. Is
Tasty fish scallop
Cheese sauce
Corn relish
Orange juice
Milk Cake
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07
Wa5i||a-Biq Lake News

Have you child attending
school In Wasilla? If so. you
are reminded to sharpen your
pencils along with your wits,
as Monday, Nov. II, is Back
to School, night at both the
nlgh school and the elementary
school. In recognition of Edu-
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07
BY Phyllis Edwards

cation Week, t h e faculty will
hold open house and parents
will be able to "go to school,"
as their children do each day.
Following the classes" the
regular monthly PTA meeting
will be held for short bust
ness session in the elementary
school. Refreshments prepared
by the home economics class
will be sold for lunch" fol-
lowing the early dismissal.
1t IS good to see the improve
ments the Woodwards have
made to the "Thorp" house.
They moved in when Peg and
Woody left for college, and
have been busy making it COM
Portable. They hope to finish
the inside this winter. Rose has
moved her rosewood shop
across to the new quarters in
front of their home, and again
has for sale those good fruit
cakes.
The Wasilla area high school
senior class will present tn e
award winning movie, &c o o d
Morning, Miss Dove" Friday
and Saturday, Nov. 8 and 9 at
8 pm. in the combination room
at the high school. Admission
for this family-type movie will
be 75c for adults, Soc for stu
dents, and Csc for elementary
students. The public is invited
to attend.
The Faculty versus PTA"
basketball game is scheduled
for the evening of Nov. 20 at s
pm. at the high school. T h e
game is being sponsored by the
Wasilla Education Association
and the Wasilla PTA. Claude
Kelton is rounding up a team
for the PTA. If you would like
to play, contact Claude for
practice
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07
AMBULANCE RUNS
November )

GEORGE HARRISON, from
Knik Road to Valley Presby-
terrain Hospital.
The frontiersman., 1963-11-07
Thursday November 2. 1863 The Frontiersman
November s

EARL BOOTHBY, transfer
red from Valley Presbyterian
Hospital to Providence Hospi-
tai in Anchorage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-11

Why 3D. ave 81 Iiner co 81 saIss7

Asens YOU better o. 70 he August sovinos opporun
70 finer fur--o sola tog7 compore. You'll quickly
discover Who'll many have known for long imeut sok
exciting iur ore the rule. nOl the exception, We don't
sprinkle collection with svuftx moke fetish
o. y. We don't moks YOU search for the imponunl
designer iUrs. We luNsh YOU with them. Fur prices
oppeor 10 Be on The rise No one knows whus tOrs
Hks these will be osknO IN the Foil. This would
seem 70 be on opponune time 10 have the fO--ahe
soks qOoIiy tusyOv mOy have considered
on indulgence before
Ddshns rsdInso.s Of block dyed Pe'sion omb with
noiUro roOeh mink color $500.
Others from 1859.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Dairyman Named
To Credit Board

Richard l.. Barnes. Silvertof
oregon. dairyman has bee
FAMED TO the 18th District Fari
rcdit Board.
The appointment was made b.
Robert B. Tootell, governor o
he Farm Credit Administration
md announced here by Ere
,nutsen, chairman of the presi
'cnts committee Of the Farm
iedit Banks Of Spokane.
Barnes. SO, owns and operates
With his brother, IL. A. Barnes
l 360-acre, 100-cow dairy farm
\ 1913 graduate Of Oregon State
University, Barnes and his wifi
we're named the outstanding
larry couple in the Pacific North
vest only four years after hi:
radiation.
Vocational agriculture instruc
or at Silverton Union Higl
School from 1913 TO 1850. Barnes
has been an active agriculture
leader in his community an'
state. He is vice-president of thu
Oregon Dairymen's Association
4 member of the Oregon Bee
Council, and Oregon Stat
Grange.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Alexander

A bclated birthday party hon
oring Emil Leer was held SAT-
urday evening at the Leer home
with all neighbors attending.
Progressive whist was enjoyed
by the group. Mrs. Edwin Leer
made the birthday cake. Mrs.
Emil Leer served lunch.
Mrs. Homer Painter, Sharon
and Garry were discharged from
the Sidney hospital this past
week.
Mrs. Peter Eikren left Thurs
day for Fargo to be with her
daughter, Paula, who had sur
gerry.
Circle " of the Allow met at
the parsonage Thursday. Lunch
was served by the group.
The general meeting of the
Allow met in the evening at the
church basement. Circle III spon'
Sored a Christmas program. Mrs
Elness was guest speaker.
MI. and Mrs. Louie Waslif lefr
Saturday for Roundup to attend
funeral services for her sister
Mrs. Edwin Desieth, who passel
away Thursday.
About so people attended The
25th Silver Anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Olson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Monsoon ant
family were at the F. Webe
home Sunday in honor of Sharon
MonSon's birthday.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lindt
we'd left Wednesday Tor the
home in Milton, N. Oak. The.
had been visiting at the homo
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. T. Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Mallinger
of Lidgerwood, N. Oak. wcr:
dinner guests at Walter IIouchen
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry LcvnO and Mrs
Gcrtie Dore entertained the
MooSeheart committee OF tn
Women of the Moose Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. DorC
in Sidney.
Mrs. Jack Berry and Graf
were Williston shoppers Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tester Doxstato
Of Billings visited Wednesday a
the Kenneth Dorc home. Mrs
Doxstator is a sister Of Mrs
DOrc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Houcher
and girls we're coffee guests q
the Chester Dore home Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Dallas Ullman returne
home Sunday from the Commun
ity Memorial hospital following
surgery on the previous Monday
Arlene Henderson returned K
Minot State Teachers College OF
Thursday after visiting at thC
home of her parents during quar-
ter break.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Apron String,
Home Service Advisor
Montana-D Dakota Utilities Co.

a knife drawn through mixture
leaves a clean-cut path.
DO-Easy Drop Cookies
p cup butter or margarine
| egg
l cup firmly packed brown sugar
l teaspoon grated orange rind
1 teaspoon vanilla
l cup sifted all-purpose flour
! teaspoon salt
] cup rolled oats
l 6 ounce package Il cup semi
sweet chocolate mOrsels
l cup coarsely chopped walnuts
Cream together butter and sug-
ar; Add egg, grated orange rind,
and VANILLA; beat until light. Sift
in flour and salt. Add rolled oats;
blend well. Stir in semi-swee'
chocolate morscls and walnuts
Drop by heaping teaspoonfuls
onto INCREASED baking sheets
Bak i'm a moderate oven (37s
degrees F. Il minutes. Remove
from baking sheets Immediately
Yield; Approximately 4 doz. cook
les.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Dale Olson from Cartwright
fought his daughters to Richey
aturuay TO stay with. their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars
,lson while the parents attend
TIA convention in St. Paul, MINI.
Recent Sunday dinner guests
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Miller
we're his sons and daughter, Mr..
md Mrs. Dick Miller and TWO
,hiIdren from Glendive, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Miller and three child
en- from Sidney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Moe from Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Radcliffe
entertained Ed Houghten oil
Moorecroft, Wyoming, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Morgan and daugh-
err. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whisonart
md children and Mr.. and Mrs.
lin Cummings and son at DIM
Ter Sunday.
The Richey Royals upset the
Bainville Bulldogs 81 to 50 in a
conference 2 Basketball game Sat
urday night. The game was close
all the way with the first quar-
ter closing at 8 to 8 in favor OF
Bainville. 10 to Is at half in ia
vor of Richey. The score being
tied 80 all at the end of the Bird
quarter. Jim Soft was high score
man for the Richey Royals with
81 points. Wayne Giese was high
point for the Bulldogs with 10.
The Richey Royals defeated
the Savage Warriors "a to AZ in
a conference basketball game
Friday evening at Savage.
Mrs. Bill H. Miller was elected
president of the homemakers club
at their last meeting on Friday.
Dec. 9th when they met in the
home of Mrs. Verne Stoker. 9th
err officers are vice president
Mrs. Alvin Lobdell; secretary
treasurer. Mrs. j. j. tombstone.
A pot luck dinner vas served
at noon. The tables were decorat
ed with candles and holly. Tn,
holly had been sent to Mrs
Stoker by her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Richard Stoker from Brem
erton, Wn. The gift table, whicI
held the gifts of the secret pa
Christmas gift exchange, wa
decorated with a golden chalic
filled with holly branches. Afte
the names of this years secre
pals had been revealed, nel
names were drawn for next year
The January 10 meeting of tn
club will be in the home Of Mr.,
Bill H.. Miller, with Mrs. Cha,
VonRuden as co-hostesses.
Mrs. A. f. Nelson left Sunda
from Sidney by plane for Por
land. Ore. where she will spen
the winter with her daughter
Mrs. VIM. r. Jordon and famil
and Mrs. N. K. Crowther an
/, family. Mrs. Nelson will al.
| make the acquaintance. of HI
; new granddaughter, Molly Ka.
t born TO the Jordons Nov. 27t
Mr.. Henk Yeo left Mond5
S Dec. 2 for San Bernadino, Cali
. TO attend the funeral Of his br
D Their, John.
e Rev. Floyd Stevens submittt
7. to surgery at t. Communi
: Memcrial Hospital in Sidn,
Dec. 4th and is reported to
recovering satisfactorily.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
LIBRARY NEWS

Adult non-fictlOn:
After Barbed Wire. Marie Mac
Donald, given by Mrs. William
Ford of Sidney in memory oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hurst, Mr..
Joseph Hurst, Mrs. Anna Mae
Hurst: Good Child Who Never
Grew, Pearl S. Buck.
Juvenile fiction:
All In The Morning Early, Sor-
che Mic Leodhas; BY the Great
Horn Spoon, Sid Fleischman;
Tomahawk Trail, John Brick.
Juvenile nOn-fiction:
Boys Life Of John F. Kennedy.
Bruce Lee; Pasteur and The In
visible Giants, Edward Dolan
il. He Heard America Sing, Story
of Stephen Foster, Claire Purdy
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Ills the season 10 be jolly. And
for you the season to show your
creativity of making cookies and
candy.
Minted WaInuts
"A cup lisht corn syrup
| cup sugar
y cup water
l teaspoon essence of peppermint
10 marShmallows
3 cups walnut halves
Combine corn syrup, sugar and
water in a saucepan. Cook over
medium heat, stirring constantly
until mixture boils. Continue cook
ing to soft ball stage (23S degrees
F.) or until a small amount of
mixture forms a soft ball when
tested in very cold water. Re-
move from heat; quickly add cs-
sence of peppermint and marsh
mallOws. Stir until marshmallows
are dissolved. Add walnut halves
Stir until walnutS I well coat
cd. Pour onto waxcd paper. Sep
arate walnut halves while still
warm. Makes IL pounds.
Quick FOndant
rs cup " cam sweetcned con-
densed milk
/ teaspoon vanilla extract
AZ cup Sifted confectiOners
sugar
In medium sized mixing bowl
combine swc2tcned condensed
milk and vanilla extract. Grad
ually stir in sugar; continue to
stir until candy is smooth. Color
and mold into shapes as desired.
Christmas Card Cookies
IA cups sifted all purpose flour
q teaspoon baking soda
p teaspoon ginger
y teaspoon cinnamon
q cup molasses
a cup soft shortening
l teaspoon grated lemon rind
Sift dry ingredients together
In a saucepan, bring molasse.
and shortening to a boil; coo
slightly. Stir in flour mixture ant
lemon rind. Chill well. Prehea
oven to 375 degrees F. or mod
crate. On lightly Toured board
roll dough out to IS inch thick
ness. With sharp knife, cut doug.
into 4" x g. rectangles. Place o
CREASED cookie sheet. Bake 8 t
10 minutes or until done. Deco
rate baked cookies with orns
mental frosting.
Ornamental FrOsting
l pkg. Il lb.) confectioners' suga
p teaspoon cream of tartar
3 egg whites
p teaspoon vanilla
Sift sugar and cream of tarta
together. Add egg whites an
vanilla. Beat until SO stiff tn;
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Mary Lowry Writes
From California

Mrs. Mary Lowry of Carpenter
ia, California, who recently NOV
ed there from Sidney, wrote a
Christmas greeting letter to The
Herald and in it enclosed a clip
ping from tie Carpenteria Her
aid. All of the names mentioned
IN the article will be remembered
as formerly of Sidney.
Enjoying Thanksgiving festivi-
les at the Tom Ness home IN
Carpenteria were Mrs. Enid An
derson and Mrs. Mary Lowry OF
Carpenteria; MI. and Mrs. Terry
Lowry and Craig of San Bernar-
dino. Sgt. Wallace Lowry OF
Phoenix and Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Dore and family of Hayward.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Supt. John b. Deeney occupIet
the pulpit in the Methodls'
Church Sunday in the absence
of the pastor, who is in the Hos
pital in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill II. Millci
returned Dec. 2 from a two weel
visit with their son, Wayne Mil
Ter and family in Moses Lake
Wn. On Thanksgiving Day Mrs.
Bill Miller's brother, Bob Won
Auden from Seattle, Wn., ano
her sister. Arloine Abbot and
Youngest son from Sand Point,
Idaho, joined them at Moses
Lake
Mrs. Agnes Degnan OF Mil
waukee came Friday TO spend
the no Jays with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and MIS-.
Tommy Baldwin.
Miss Sharon Lovengood, Eng
lish teacher in Glasgow high
school, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Levengood.
Bert Larson submitted to major
surgery at the Memorial Hospl-
tai Dec. 9th. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Olson, AL
dis and Orlan, returned Sunday
from a weekend in Wolf Poin
where they went to visit hel
mother, Mrs. Frank Ferguson
who is i'll and in the Trinity Hos
pital.
Recent dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Wienke wer'
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Curtis AM
son. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Dali
Howes and Clint, and Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Gary and Laura Lee
of Glendive and Mrs. VIM. Spit
ger of Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Doyle hav
moved into their home in Richey
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. JaI
left Sunday for St. Paul, MINI
where they will attend Farmer
Union Grain Terminal Associa
ton convention this week.
Mrs. Marvin Smith and son
!. from Retah Table have move
/, into the Ben Albrecht residenc
! in Richey for the winter month.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Open your garage door before
you start your car engine In
cold weather, advises the Mon
tana Highway Patrol. For this
reason it's important to give ex-
ira attention to vehicle lighting
systems at this time of year.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Saddle Club Dance,
Election Delayed

The Sidney Saddle Clubs Cleo
ion of officers and dance has
been postponed. The two events
will be held ar a date TO be an
bounced later.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18
Some people think it never
needs service.
lis cosy 10 get ihoi impression.

It's cosy 10 get ihot impression.
How mopy other mokes have been driven
10000 miles with the original pistons and cylinders
inioct2 How many ordinarily get 10000 miles on
The some fires2
Thot doesntmeon the V~olkswogen never needs
s~ervice.t td does.
10 get the most out OF il, hove your WV serv-
iced reguhoryeWe call il preventive moinienonce.
Men give you o book on preventive maintenance
for the FIRST $4,000 miles you drive. And every
10000 miles offer thot.
In ebook for newVWs, for instance, coupons
stoft you of with two free maintenance services.
One. OF 300 miles. One at 5000 miles. After ihot.
The coupons remind you 10 bring your wv in for
specified services OF regular intervals. lis the
bestwoYto keep your WV in top shape.
Service is SO important fhot Volkswogen won't
sell cars where they cont be properly hoodIed.
BY fcctory-troined mechanics. Like ours.
Ports ore economical and quickly instulled.
There isn't q Volkswogen made fhot you cont
GET ports for ecsly. Most ore interchangeable
from Yeor to yeor. You con have O 1858 fender
pufonyour '58modelwifh l0bolts. It fits perfecty.l
We pride ourselves on this fuct: Our service
IS s good os the car. Ask onybody.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-18

Put a CLEAN in her eye this
Christmas with a diamond from
JOHN STOCKHILL JEWELLERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07

OF his strikeouts with one swing
Of the bat.
Larry Osborne, who prefers
10 play first. does an accept
able Job at third. He hasn't
played much for two years, so
Vernon Is overlooking his low
spring training average and Is
thinking OF his potential.
The selection OF Leppert as
the catcher may be q mild
surprise, but Don Is an ade-
quate backstop and has been
meeting the ball better than
Bob Schmidt or Ken Retzer.
With Barber pitching. the
choice was Leppert or Schmidt.
Brown could have won his
place on Thursday when he
picked two smashing singles
against the Orioles, one off
Barber. Tom had been on an
0-for-S streak. but II was the
second time since joining the
club that he overcame a brief
hitless streak with a strong
comeback.
Browns .3i2 batting average
Is I'm his favor, and Vernon
and his coaches have watched
Tom take 10 the first-base Job
with amazing finesse for a col
legian. Tom Ia q natural ath-