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A friend mentioned that he wanted to scramble up Volcanic Neck in order to finish the "Mountaineers Teanaway Twenty Peaks" list. So I offered to show him a Class 3 route that had originally been shown to me in 2008 by rocman…call it "paying it forward".
We made a loop trip out of our adventure by hiking up the Beverly Turnpike Trail for 2.8 miles where we picked up the County Line Trail (signed as Fourth Creek Trail). We then followed it up to Fourth Creek Pass (5570′) where we crossed into the Alpine Lakes Wilderness and continued on the County Line Trail as it traversed below the north side of Marys Peak and on over to the Volcanic Neck/Bean Peak saddle (6440′). At this point we found a faint path that took us around the south side of the neck and on over to its east side where our scramble began.
For your information the Class 3 scramble of Volcanic Neck includes 3 distinct gullies with each gaining 50-60 feet of elevation. The first gully begins immediately from the east side of the neck and has very loose terrain, I would consider it the most difficult of the three gullies. From the top of the first gully we traversed along the north side of the neck for a short distance and found the well-travelled second gully. At this time we made a short traverse to get from the top of the second gully over to the beginning of the third gully. We then headed up the third gully to where we could see that a 50 foot traverse that would put us on the summit (6600+).
We traced our steps back down the three gullies and then back over to the Volcanic Neck/Bean Peak saddle where we followed an obvious path up the north ridge of Bean Peak to its summit standing at 6734′. After hiking and scrambling a total of 5.5 miles we reached the summit of Bean Peak. We could see Mount Rainier, the Stuart Range, Earl Peak, Judis Peak and Marys Peak from the top of Bean Peak. We then scrambled (definitely Class 2, maybe some Class 3) down the south face of Bean and worked our way down to Bean Creek Basin. Once at Bean Creek Basin we had a 2.5 mile hike back to our car.
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At 0.0 miles (~3630′) Beverly Turnpike Trailhead
At 0.4 miles (~3920′) Trail junction for Beverly Turnpike Trail and Bean Creek Trail
At 2.8 miles (~5200′) Trail junction for Beverly Turnpike Trail and Fourth Creek Trail
At 3.2 miles (~5570′) Fourth Creek Pass
At 4.5 miles (~6440′) Volcanic Neck/Bean Peak saddle
At 4.8 miles (~6600′) Volcanic Neck summit
At 5.1 miles (~6640′) Return to Volcanic Neck/Bean Peak saddle
At 5.5 miles (~6734′) Bean Peak summit
At 6.2 miles (~5590′) Bean Creek Basin
At 8.2 miles (~3920′) Close the loop portion of our hike at the Beverly/Bean trail junction
At 8.6 miles (~3630′) Get in the car and drive home
Directions to Trailhead: Drive the N. Fork Teanaway Road (aka FS-9737) for 3.7 miles. Then turn right onto the unsigned Road 112 and drive it for 1.2 miles and park (3630′) at the end of the road. Start hiking on Beverly Turnpike Trail #1391.
Mileage and Elevation: Our loop trip was 8.6 miles, gaining 3562 feet of elevation.
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Our Bingo Jargon Buster!
I am new to Bingo, How do I play?
The object of Bingo is?
What rules are there to playing Bingo?
How do I get the most from a game?
How to join Border Bingo Clubs?
How do I change my Membership details?
I have lost my Membership card, What do I do?
I am not a Member of Border Bingo Clubs does that matter?
Is there an age restriction to play Bingo?
What are Books?
What are Buzz Boxes?
Why are there so many different pieces of paper and Games?
What is American Bingo?
What is a Link Game?
What is Tabletop Bingo?
What is a Shutterboard?
How much will it cost?
How do I know if I have won?
How do I claim my winnings?
What facilities for customers with disabilities do you have?
When are the buses running?
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Do you take groups of work colleagues/friends?
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Session – A session means games of bingo. At The Pavilion Bingo Club in an evening or Saturday afternoon there might be up to 3 sessions.
Main Session – This is the regular session (game) of bingo. At The Pavilion Bingo Club we also run early or late sessions and link games, simply to ensure you get more opportunity to enjoy additional games of bingo.
Early/Late Session – This is normally a game which is scheduled at an earlier or later time than the other regular or main bingo sessions.
Bingo Ticket – This is the ticket/book used to play bingo, each has different numbers on it.
Buzz Box – Buzz Boxes are an electronic form of a bingo ticket which shows each selected number as it is called. You can play more tickets and never miss a number.
Shutterboard – This is a board that shows a range of numbers in differenet colours – red, yellow, blue and white. On each number there is a black shutter. When playing the game each time a number is called out, if it is on your Shutterboard, you simply close the shutter.
National Cash Game/Red Hot Jackpot – This game is played on the Tabletop. It has different Jackpots on this game for a chance to win big prize money.
Tabletop/Prize Bingo – This game is an interval game and is played separate from your main stage bingo. For more detail see How do I play.
Vouchers – Customers will receive different types of vouchers and these can be used to get discounts off their Books or Buzz Boxes .
Loyalty Cards – At The Pavilion Bingo Club we like to reward our customers. On certain sessions each customer will receive a Loyalty Card. Lets say for example on a Thursday evening there are 10 dates on the card, if you come along to 8 out of the 10 dates you will receive a Loyalty Bonus.
Dabber – A dabber is like a pen that is used to mark the numbers of your bingo ticket. It is an ink pen with a foam tip. Some customers find it easier to use than a pen. At Border Bingo Clubs we sell both pens and dabbers.
Checking a Claim – When the customer has a win and stopped the game, the ticket will be checked by a member of staff and the Caller will check the number on the computer to verify that it is a winning ticket. Each bingo ticket has a unique number on it so there are no other tickets with the same numbers.
Lucky Table Number's – Every table in the Club has a number on it. During the main session of bingo when the Full House has been won if you are sitting at the table number that the Full House has been called on then each person at that table will receive a gift.
Team Bingo – Team bingo is a fun game to play. When you purchase your books or Buzz Box each customer will receive a team name. There could be up to 8 different teams. During the main session every time a line or 2 lines or Full House is checked, the Caller will ask for the team name that the winner has got. Each team name will be added up at the end of the session. The team with the highest total at the end will win. Each customer with that team name will receive a gift.
Jackpot – A Jackpot game is where a customer can win an additional prize on top of their prize money. There are many ways to play a Jackpot game. At The Pavilion Bingo Club the game works mainly like this, the Caller will announce this is your Jackpot Game and the customer will need to get a Full House on or under a certain amount of numbers to win the Jackpot.
Cash Climber – A Jackpot that grows on certain sessions, until it is won.
Link Games – These are games that are linked up with different bingo clubs across the country. It gives you the chance to play for bigger prize money.
In House Bingo – This means that you are playing bingo solely in the Club. There are no link up games at this time.
Line up – This is a game that is played alongside your main session bingo. Every time a line or 2 lines or Full House is won, the Caller will ask you to mark that winning number on your line up ticket. The aim of the game is to get a single line across before any other player. If you get that single line across you shout "Line up" and win a prize.
Pattern Games – These games are mainly played on the Tabletop. The Caller will announce what type of game you are playing.
Four Corners – This is a winning bingo pattern where a player needs to cover all the corner numbers to win.
Full House – To win a Full House the customer has to mark off all 15 numbers on the same bingo ticket.
Single Line Across – To win a single line across the customer has to get 5 numbers in a single line on the same bingo ticket.
Two Lines Across – To win two lines across the customer has to get two lines across on the same bingo ticket.
Caller – The Caller is the person that calls the numbers for the bingo game. When running Link games the Caller can be in another club so you will then hear the numbers over the loud speaker.
RNG – This is an acronym for a random number generator and is a machine that automatically picks the numbers for a game.
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The following gives a detailed description of how to play bingo, however it really is not complicated and at The Pavilion Bingo Club our team are always on hand to help Members and new bingo players. When you arrive at the Pavilion in Galashiels simply let one of the team know you are new to bingo and our Club and they will guide you through the purchasing and tell you how to play each game of the night.
Bingo rules and payouts and play variations vary from place to place. The Pavilion Bingo Club offer a range of games from American Bingo, Link Bingo, Book Bingo, Flyers and Tabletop Bingo. See Pavilion Sessions for detail of what games on when.
There are many ways to play bingo. Here are the basics on how to play bingo at The Pavilion Bingo Club. Bingo can be played in paper form or using an electronic device which we call a Buzz Box.
AMERICAN BINGO – The first game that we will run through is how to play American Bingo. The book has a 5 x 5 grid corresponding to the five letters in the word B-I-N-G-O. Numbers such as B-2 or 0-68 are then drawn at random until one player completes a 'Bingo' pattern, such as a line with five numbers in a vertical, horizontal or diagonal row on one of their cards and wins the prize. There are many possible patterns to play for.
- An American Bingo book contains 24 numbered spaces and one free space (blank), with which you play bingo. The numbers are assigned at random on each card and are arranged in five columns of five numbers each by five rows (5 x 5 = 25 in total including the blank square).
- Each bingo ticket has a unique series of numbers printed on them. This means that no two players are playing the same ticket.
- The most common Bingo tickets that are used all round the country have three lines and nine columns. Each ticket has 15 numbers on it. The numbers are made up from 1 to 90. If you play all 6 tickets then you will have all the numbers. If you play less than 6 tickets you will not receive all the numbers.
- These tickets are mainly sold as a set of Books or Flyers. If you are playing a book this could range from 2 pages up to 10 pages. Each page will have a different colour. The Caller will announce what colour that you are playing and also if it is a line, 2 lines or a Full House. If you are playing a Flyer ticket this is just one game of bingo.
NUMBER CALLING – the numbers are announced by the Caller, so you must pay careful attention to the numbers that are called and mark them quickly and accurately on your tickets.
The caller will announce if you are playing for a line, 2 lines or a Full House. The numbers will be called until one or more players have a claim. Then the game stops and the numbers are verified. If there is a winner, the prize is awarded and you continue on with the game. If there is more than one winner, the prize is split amongst all the winners. Once the game has been concluded the Caller will announce what game is next.
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The object of a game of bingo is to be the first person to cross off or mark all numbers on a single ticket, a total of 15 numbers, a Full House.
Depending on the game being played at the time, there may be secondary objectives en route to the main objective of a Full House.
Secondary objective 1: To be the first person to mark off 5 numbers in a single row, known as "Any one Line".
Secondary objective 2: To be the first person to mark off 2 rows of 5 numbers on the same ticket, known as "Any two Lines".
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Before playing, make sure you have selected the correct ticket to play on. The Bingo Caller will normally announce this at the commencement of each game, usually identifying the correct ticket by its colour or name imprinted on it.
You must be playing the correct ticket to claim a win !!
It is important that you pay close attention to the Bingo Caller as he calls out each number. Mark off each number on your ticket as it is called out by the Caller. If you mark off all the numbers required according to the game being played, you must shout out "BINGO" before the next number is called.
Failure to stop the game by calling out "House" before the next number is called will mean you miss out and forfeit your prize which will then be awarded to the next person who stops the game by calling "House".
On occasion, there will be more than one person who calls out "BINGO" at the same time on the drawing of the same number. In this event, the prize will be shared between each successful player.
When marking off numbers on your bingo tickets, it is important that the numbers remain legible in order for the ticket to be checked as a possible winner.
Some Bingo Clubs will void the prize if the drawn numbers are illegible on your ticket. For this reason, most seasoned Bingo players will use highlighters to mark their bingo tickets. There are purpose made highlighters available for bingo players known as "Dabbers". In the absence of a highlighter, you can circle drawn numbers with a ballpoint pen.
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A lot of people when they first start playing Bingo find it hard to keep up with the Bingo Caller and end up missing numbers on their tickets. As a result of this we give you chance to play 4 tickets or 6 tickets. Also do not forget you have the chance to play using electronic Buzz Boxes which makes it even easier to play bingo.
To maximise your winning potential, playing more tickets obviously means more chances of winning. By applying a little bit of logic, it is an easy task to play up to 6 tickets at a time.
Playing 6 tickets means you will mark every single number the Bingo Caller calls out but finding the location of each number is what many people find challenging.
If you look at a sheet of 6 tickets, you will see that the logical process of finding each numbers location is relatively simple. In column one, the only numbers are from 1 to 9, in column 2 the numbers from 10 to 19 and in column three, the numbers from 20 to 29 and so on. Using this little tip will ensure you never miss a number again.
Calling out "BINGO" is obviously the preferred bingo call, but many people will shout out "Here you are" "House" or "Yes" – it really doesn't matter just make sure you stop the game before the next number is called.
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Joining is easy, simply come along to one of our sessions and let a member of the team know you wish to join. You will be given a Membership Application form to complete and return before the end of the session. You will also be issued with a temporary number which you will need should you win. Your application will be processed and a Border Bingo Club Membership card will be sent to you in the post.
To play Bingo at The Pavilion, Border Bingo Club you must be aged 18 years and over and identification will be required.
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This can be done in the Club when you next attend the Pavilion at the Book Sales Desk. You will be asked to complete a Membership Application form stating the new details and the old e.g. new surname, new address, new telephone, new email etc. Please remember to add your membership number and then sign the form.
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When you are next at the Pavilion Bingo Club please let the person on the Cash Desk know. You will be asked to complete a Membership Application from including your current membership number. Lost card will be written at the top of the form. There is an administration charge of £2.50 for replacement cards. You will be sent a replacement card in the post which should arrive within the week.
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We welcome everyone to Pavilion Bingo Club as long as they are aged 18 and over, simply come along to one of our Club nights or Saturday afternoons and let a member of the team know you wish to join. You will be given a Membership Application form to complete and return before the end of the session. You will also be issued with a temporary number which you will need should you win. Your application will be processed and a Border Bingo Clubs Membership Card will be sent to you in the post. (Please note/ we do operate an Under 25's policy and therefore we ask you to bring photo identification for proof of age, what this means, if you are lucky enough to look under 25 you will be asked to prove that you are aged 18 or over).
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To play Bingo at Border Bingo Clubs and The Pavilion Bingo Club you must be aged 18 years and over, identification is required. (Please note/ we do operate an Under 25's policy and therefore we ask you to bring photo identification for proof of age, what this means, if you are lucky enough to look under 25 you will be asked to prove that you are aged 18 or over).
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Each book can consist of anything from two to ten pages (games).
Each page is coloured and used in a single game. The colour of the ticket is normally used to identify which game is being played. At the start of each game, the Bingo Caller (the person calling the numbers) announces which game is to be played next and which colour ticket to use. Playing on the wrong colour ticket, will void that ticket.
Each page is also divided into 6 separate tickets which are perforated, on each ticket there are 15 random numbers (5 numbers on each line) the numbers range from 1 to 90. If you play all 6 tickets you will have all the numbers. At Border Bingo Clubs we give you the choice to either play 4 tickets or 6 tickets on one game.
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Buzz Boxes are electronic display boards that shows each selected number as it is called; it plays like paper books but is electronic. New technology is changing the way we play bingo and in the past few years many bingo Clubs have moved to portable, handheld bingo computers or devices (we call ours Buzz Boxes) that allow players to play multiple cards at the same time with ease.
Our Buzz Boxes have a tracking mechanism so players will never miss a number, even if they are playing multiple cards.
Players using these Buzz Boxes simply listen for the caller to call the next number and then punch the corresponding key on the machine. The computer automatically scans the electronic bingo tickets and marks it for all the cards that have that number.
If one of the tickets wins, the Buzz Box will flash winner and its up to the player to stop the game by shouting loud and clear. Many players shout "House" to stop the game. It really is down to the player what they feel comfortable shouting to stop the game, just as long as you stop the game.
You can change your dabber (marker of the called numbers) and background colour also you can change how many tickets you would like to view from two tickets up to twelve tickets. It will show which numbers you are waiting for. Additionally these are great for people just starting out in bingo or for people with impaired vision.
Buzz Boxes are very popular so make sure you get here early for yours.
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This is simply to give you a great chance of winning. On average a single game of bingo takes five minutes. If you are not sure in what order the games are in, or have any questions please let a member of our team know.
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This is the American version of Bingo which we offer at Border Bingo Clubs. Simply the numbers in the B column are between 1 and 15, in the I column between 16 and 30, in the N column (containing four numbers and the free space) between 31 and 45, in the G column between 46 and 60, and in the O column between 61 and 75. This game is normally played as a line game. There are many ways to win on this game you can win by having a line up/down/across the card/diagonal or 4 corners. Sometimes this game is also played as a Full House and you need to mark off all the numbers on the one ticket to win.
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A Link game is a live bingo game between a number of Bingo Clubs across the country, where various clubs are linked up on an afternoon or evening. Border Bingo Club links up every session to offer big prize payouts.
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This is a perspex board that show a range of numbers, like on a traditional bingo ticket. The numbers can be covered over by a sliding perspex cover, which for checking purposes, still allows you to view the number underneath.
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This game is a interval game and is played at the table usuing a Shutterboard or a Buzz Box.
This game is pay to play. There will be a shutterboard at each seat that has a unique number on it. You put your money in the slot at the table that corresponds to the Shutterboard.
Also you can play the Tabletop on your Buzz Box. When you buy your tickets on the Buzz Box you can also put credit on the Buzz Box for the tabletop. At any time if you want credit on your Buzz Box a bingo assistant will be happy to help.
Each board has 4 coloums that are different colours; red,yellow,blue and white. Each board has 16 numbers on it ranging from 1 to 80. The red column has the numbers 1 to 20, yellow 21 to 40, blue 41 to 60 and white 61 to 80. At the start of the game the Caller will announce what type of game you are playing line or 2 lines or Full House. Once the game starts the Caller will announce the colour first then the number. Once a player has a win they stop the game by putting their Shutterboard up in the air so the caller can see it. The Caller will then check the claim to verify it is a winner.
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The cost really depends on which sessions you attend however prices start from £5 up to £15 for your paper books, though should you wish to play a Buzz Box, multiple books and sessions, the prices will increase. At Border Bingo Clubs we run special promotions throughout the week, for more details on the promotions and costs see Promotions.
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If you are playing a Buzz Box it will show what numbers you are waiting for and will alert you that you have a win, but it is still up to the player to shout "BINGO" or similar to notify the Caller.
If you are playing paper tickets the Caller will let all players know if you are playing for line, two lines or Full House. Once you have the required win pattern before any other player you shout loud and clear to stop the game.
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When you are playing books or Buzz Box and the ticket has been confirmed as a winning ticket, a bingo assistant will require your membership card or your temporary pass. The bingo assistant will then record your details and bring your winnings to your table.
If you are playing Tabletop on the Shutterboard, when the claim has been verified as a winning claim, a bingo assistant will bring the winnings to the table.
If you are playing Tabletop on a Buzz Box, the winnings will be credited straight onto the Buzz Box. If at any time you want to withdraw your winnings just see a member of the team and they will bring your winnings to the table (always keep your receipt for your Buzz Box).
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The Pavilion Bingo Club main entrance on Market Street in Galashiels is on the level. To take wheelchair users and members with limited mobility there is a ramp to the main hall and there is a ramp and a stair lift. The Club has a designated toilet for disabled Members.
Border Bingo Clubs run 10 buses each week from the following towns to The Pavilion Bingo Club in Galashiels and of course back again!
Chirnside, Duns, Hawick, Jedburgh, Kelso and St Boswells.
For a full list of pick up points and times go to the Free Bus page on this website.
At the Pavilion Bingo Club in Galashiels, doors open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings at 5.30pm and Saturday afternoon at 12 noon.
The Pavilion Bingo Club in Galashiels.
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We welcome all to Border Bingo Clubs as long as they are aged 18 and over.
At the Pavilion you can reserve seating in Buzbys Lounge for groups over 6 people, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 01896 753632 to make arrangements. We advise anyone attending in a group and wanting to sit in the Showtime (main hall) to arrive early as we can not reserve seats in this area.
(Please note/ we do operate an Under 25's policy and therefore we ask you to bring photo identification for proof of age, what this means, if you are lucky enough to look under 25 you will be asked to prove that you are aged 18 or over).
Border Bingo Clubs does not take credit cards or cheques however we do have an ATM machine in each club. We do not charge for using the ATM machine.
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The Pavilion Bingo Club offers a fully licensed bar serving alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks as well as crisps. We offer table service throughout the evening/afternoon. There is also a vending machine selling hot drinks too.
Other facilities include:
- Fruit/Slot machines are available to play during table top sessions.
- Although there is not a designated car park at the Pavilion Bingo Club, there is public parking close by.
- ATM machine.
- Toilets on both floors.
- Border Bingo Clubs helpful staff are there to look after you at all times.
(Please note/ we do operate an Under 25's policy and therefore we ask you to bring photo identification for proof of age, what this means, if you are lucky enough to look under 25 you will be asked to prove that you are aged 18 or over).
Border Bingo Clubs fully support responsible gaming. For more information see Gamble Aware.
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Living a daily Christian life in our culture isn't always trouble-free; in fact, many of the challenges we face have a way of blocking our good intentions. That's why knowing our true identity in Christ is crucial to living the victorious and abundant life, which was promised to us in Jesus.
Many times, as we examine ourselves, we weigh out our performance and find ourselves wanting. Our failures, mistakes, sin, hurt and pain, tip the scale against the view we have of ourselves.
However, God has generously provided everything we need to live a successful life in Him. He is truly a generous God! His grace, which is sufficient, is given to us without holding anything back.
Yet, somehow we have trouble seeing and believing this truth. We can hear with our ears the great things of our life in Christ, but many times, our hearts do not absorb these truths.
But think of this: believing is a choice. Faith is not something so far away that it's beyond our grasp. God has given us the privilege and responsibility to choose what we believe. That's why living without faith makes it impossible to please God! Without faith/belief (which is a choice), we let life's challenges knock us down.
A daily life filled with "choosing to believe"
- I am loved.
- I am accepted.
- I am forgiven
- I am filled with the grace of God!
These beliefs will lead you to live out your victory in Christ!
Prayer: Dear Heavenly Father, please speak to my heart and guide me into your truth today. I choose You. I choose to believe You. In Jesus' name, Amen.


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You're Qualified - But You Didn't Get the Job
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Beginning this August, nationally-renowned career coach, Megan Walls of Northbrook, presents tele-seminars on two different topics. The first, is called "You're Qualified…But You Didn't Get the Job," and outlines what job candidates are doing wrong in the interview process and what is stopping them from getting hired.


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October 19, 2010 at 11:36am
to me silence brings ornament,
when my husband's captors did
flank the house,
i was silent, they struck him
as i am more likely to strike,
i said nothing,
silence brings ornament to me.
and when they captured me
as well, i said nothing,
for silence brings ornament,
i was consort unto my husband's
enemies, by the thousands,
and i said nothing.
in a new world there may have been
a thousand pleasures I might have taken
but the eye can see everything
except the eye, so i said nothing,
and did nothing
which brought honor to myself.
i gave birth to the beasts
and loved them, as mothers do,
but said nothing, my tears
jeweling my face, silent streams
carving testimony
to woman's querulous nature.
For when has woman raised an
army to strike other women?
When has woman dropped bombs
to scorch the earth,
man is so calm and logical
man is so full of hope.
I say nothing I am crowned in silence,
the greatest most beautiful slave
I am no spartan, for the spartans are men,
I am no teuton, such a glorious name belongs only to men.
I am silent though new armies crawl from my womb
to capture new worlds, they are not mine, I will not
say they are mine, I cannot say they are mine.
From the silence your ornamented queen will
emerge and wreak havoc on your blessed lands,
you will squeal your lies from slit throats,
and you will beg me forgiveness,
and I will say nothing as death swallows you by the thousands
you beasts, my sons
for you I am silent.


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Monday, Ocrbber 21,1954 * .vi HOM STAR, H0M, ARK AN S At Mc-HJay, October SS, Rs- Lanza Gives His Side of Big Battles ^ir'5 ; A«* (feditorf,Note: Mario Lan' ia's own s-toi-y for the first time, the fabulous tenor tells in his own words the v.'holt etory about his bnttlet with JWGM, Mis twojrysar retirement, his fat Jtfdblem, his tprtfiled finances, his way of living, his plan for the future, The color* fill .'tory will be reported in 'three articles by Bob Thomas.) ••tr-, \> I'lajssfor'tableor and see us. j1W>lVan(l ; we have 'oi' all it on duty, PR By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD W> Two year? ago, Mario Lanza, a Philadelphia boy with a golden voice, was on easy street, His film "The Great Caruso" was cue of tHe top money makers of all times. He earned $1,100,000 in onto yenr, more than half of it from phonograph records. He was the hottest property in show business. Today at 33, he is_ in debt to the United States government and hai virtually no. caving?. He is faced With the job of rebuilding a career that has been* at a standstill for 24 months. What happened? How did he got into such, poo» shape, both financially and physically? That's what I aimed" to find' out.' Before jtou shed any tears over Lanza's plight, let^me add that he is living very well in a huge man- liion with his; pretty wife Betty, his four children and a crew of servants. He has-been* eating well I too, and that has been one of his troubles. t "Look!' . said, Mario stripping off his dark blue sport shirt. He flexed'Hhe muscles -ih his huge chest. 'i "Is that fat? No, not on your life, That's muscle. I've always had a 50-inch chest, no matter \vhtit kind of shape I was in. It's just this I've' got to get rid of — and I'm making rapid progress." He potted the spar tire around his belly, which is still considerable. He is' touchy -about hi,5 weight problem, but he denied repo-ls that he was addicted to spaghetti and other Italian dishes. "It is not ,the paf.ta that gives me trouble," he said. • "I am' a, great steak man." Why die' he eat himself into such size? , He said it was because of the emotion problem? that beset nim. One of the major causes was disillusionment over his finances. He claims his money frittered away because of* handling by his former I manager, Sam Weiler. Waller defies it.- The courts will decide who is riebtv Lanza sflid he wad also upset by his troubles with his studio, MUM. These started after "The Great Caruso.". "We* had hit a high mark with that picture," he said, "airl I wanted to "maintain" that quality. But when I repoited for work, I foiind they wanted me to star in an Army picture,. 'Because You're Mine.' "Who wanted to see an Army pidture? People were-tired of war. [ tried to tell the producer ihat. But he just said, 'I Tcnbw show business; you need a change of pace.' " ' Lanza did the picture and it was not a success. His relations with MGM worsened, After he failed to report for the- start of "Student Prince," thje studio slapped a five', milliqn-doilar damage suit on him. The suit was later settled and his voice was used in the film, "I covlldn't work for a year and a quarter," he said. "I even had I to give up rny radio show for Coca Cola. They hod offered me a fabulous deal to sign up on a long. I term contract and be their ambassador throughout the world. "Sure^ I had my troubles. They printed all kinds of lies about me, but, I never answered them. I have never believed in washing dirty liner* for the public view. "I got fatj But you'll notice I never paraded myself in public, Show business is a world of illusion, and I never want to destroy that illusion." That was the reason he gave for not owning up to thp fact that old recordings were used for his TV debut on th,e "Shower of Stars." JHe still has no regrets about the Fans flock to Get Hog, Rice Tickets LITTLE ROCK Wl — University of Arkansas Razorback fans lin"d up for blocks and caused traffic: in Little Rock and North Rules Conway Continued from Page One fiver, the Supreme Court ruled that Pulaski Chancery Court was the propel 1 tribunal. This involved litigation over $1,- about 7,000 reserve seat were available for sale FIRST IN LINE—Charles B. Brush, 14, right, the first Negro to be a Supreme Court page and flrst to attend the Capitol Page School, reports for work in Washington, D. C. He is shown out' lide the court building with head page Vance Morrison. jams Little Rock today as thoy tried to buy tickets to the Arkansas- Rice game here November 6. Onlt tickets here this morning and the game is considered a sure sellout. Around 38,000 people 37,550 paid watched the Razorbacks take their -.'ifth straight win, 0-0. ever Mississippi here Saturday. It was the. largest crowd cvnr to soe a football game in Arkansas and the first time that War Memorial Stadium has been filled up. Stadium manager Allan Berry raid that bleacher seats would bo put on sale before the day of the game, Last Saturday thousands were turned away from a 1C a.m. sale of general admission tickets. Berry advised fans not to writo or phone 1he stadium. Scurlbck said was R. Yarborough of Court Again Refuses Ruling on Trade Law WASHINGTON (UP The Supreme Court refused for the second time today to rule on the constitutionality of state and federal "fan trade" laws, which allow manufacturers to fix retail prices of trademarked goods. Today's action leaves 013.79 which owed by W. Clarksville. The court said Johnson Chancery Court erred in taking jurisdiction of the case. The opinion said Yarborough's only defense was that some of thf> debt was barred by the statute of limitations. Under the law, the Supreme Court said, a tax-payer may take advantage of the court in his homn county only where he contends that no tax at all is due. Otherwise, the prescribed procedure is to pay the amount sought 'and then' file for return fit the alleged overcharge in Pulaski Chancery Court, the opinion said, The Supreme Court's ruling r»- versed and remanded the Johnson Chancery Court's decision. The Supreme Court sent back tc» Phillips Circuit Court a suit against Dr. James Bockman of Helena involvine alleged neglifience .in treating 'two young brothers, one of whom died. A Phillips Circuit Court jury ro- turned a judgment of $4, OOP against Bockman in favor of re' atives of Aubrey Donald, 9, wh<? died of injuries 'suffered -when he fell from an automobile on Juno 13. 1953. The jury returned a judgment of $1,000 in favor of his brother, Willie, then 8, who survived the same accident The boys relatives contended Dr Bockman didn't use proper care standing decisions of the highest courts in New York and New Jersey up holding the fair trade statutes in those states. The state courts also held valid the federal law which makes "fair trading" applicable to goods crossing state lines. The ccurt noted :ts decision in a brief order. There was no opinion. 080,850 tor Hie 1955-00 fiscal years, and $42.088,850 for fiscal 1936-o7._ Budget aid to school districts would total $31,061.500 *«' °. a .<£ year, compared with a legislative appropriation of $42.635,000 for fis- < cal 1953-54. The education J^Part- ment actually rpent $21,527,228 of that appropriation. . Assistant Commissioner Don Blackmon told newsmen that only $2,770,000 in the proposed boast in budeet aid would be earmarked for "equalization facilities between While and Negro students envisioned in the recent desegregation ruling of the United States Supreme Court. ALREADY PAID DENVER, (UP Robert Buns. 57, told police investigating an auto accident that he already had paid a fine to the driver of the other car. . He said the driver decided at the scene that it wasn't his fault and asked Burns for his wallet. "He took $60 and my driver's license," Burns said. , Calendar A Ti Monday October 25 f The Spiritual Life Group of the First Methodist Church will spon- rfor a Week of Prayer and Self De» nial beginning October 25 and continuing through October : 29.'- A 30 minute meditation will be offered ea<^' morning at 10 o'clock at the church. ol Class of the First Methodist Church will have a potluck supper and party on Thursday at 7 p. m All members are urged to attend. Church will meet in the home" of Mrs. Grady Hairston on South Washington street, Monday night at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Louis Smith is co-hostess. All members are urged to be present. Hope Duplicate Bridge Club will meet .Monday night at 7:30 at the atholic. Hall. The third session of the study of India, Pakistan and Ceylon will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the basement of the First Methodist Church. All me<y- bcrs of the group are urged to be present. of c Workers Sunday School Class lin Gnrrett Memorial Baptist About B5 per cent o£ Mexico's 29 million people are farmers. ARMS AND THE MEN- Newscamera snaps the Duke of Windsor, strolling in Capri, at such an angle that he seems Siamese-tw in ned with the oblivious window shopper behind him. Their arms overlap to produce the illusion. LOOK YOUR LOVELIEST THE BEAUTY BOX Open 6 days a week After 5 appointments for the woi-king girls Latest Hair Styling Phone 7-5850 112 S. Main Ruth Hoelscher Janell Roberts STRICTLY CORN—Don't rub your eyes, your eyesight isn't failing you. This is a "corn tree" at Gubbio, Italy, This is the Way farmers in northern Italy celebrate a bumper crop. After the drying the corn will be used for cow feed. "Corn trees are a familiar sight in this small farm city. . The fair trade laws permit manufacturers of trade-marked merchandise like electrical appliances, liquor, and drugs to make agree ments with retailers on minimum (selling prices. The controversial feature of the statutes is a "non- signer" provision which makes an agreement with any one retailer binding on all others in tho state. Congress has passed legislation exempting "fair trade" agreements from the antitrust statutes. The present law designed for this purpose is the M'cGuire Act of 1952. in examination and treatment The Supreme Court said that thp trial judge had given the jury an improper instruction. For thii reason, it reversed the case anc sent it back to the circuit cour for a possible new trial. The Supreme Court ruled tha Mrs. teettyv McGraw, now of Ma sonville, la., is entitled to custody Of her son, Allen Gale Rose, against the claim of the child's paternal grandmother, Mrs. Loii- nie Rose of Cedarville, Ark. The child's father is now dead. The ruling reversed Crawford Chancery court. : SAENGER LAST DAY * • FEATURE TIMES • 2:35 - 4:46 - 6:57 • 9:08 MARKETS Beaten Man Still Unconscious LITTLE ROCK '(#) — Wolf Arian, 70, who was found beaten at his junk, yard near last Wednesday, McGehee, Ark., still is uncon- ST. LOUIS LIVETOCK NATIONAL STOCKYARD, 111. — Hogs 12,000; moderately active, steady to 35 higher than Friday; most advance pn 220 .lb down which largely. ,15-25-i higher eor,ly, closed with most advance lost: weight's 230 lb up steady to spots' 25 higher; bulk ISO-230 lb 19,50-65; few sales choice No. 1 and 2 19.75; late sales - same weight 19.00 down to lO.oS for mostly No. 3; bulk 230-240 lb 19.2335; extremes higher; 240-370 lb largely 19.25; 170-180 lb.18:75-10.20; small lots 290-350 lb 18.2500; 140-170 lb 19.3550; sows mostly steady; bulk 400 lb, down 17.7518.25; occasional sales light sows 18.50; ovei 400 lb 1600-17.50; boars 12.0015,00; good clearance. Cattle 7,000, calves,- 1,700; few jrade .'heavy mixed 78 & No. 1 icavy white 8585^; No. 2 heavy vhite 85-9G; No. 1 white 85. oy- :eans: No. 3 yellow track Indiana- .65. "''... ' . >' Barley nominal: maltinj; choice" 1.30-SO; good 1.31-39; feed 1.10-23. oore Bros. ind. You Since 1896 DELIVERY ^ PIAL7.44M glaughter steers and heifers abou steady early but trading not. wel established; cows dull; bulls and vealers unchanged; few commer cial to high good steers 18.50 23.00; high commercial to average choice mixed yearlings 18.00 23150; small choice mixed year lings 2450; few utility to lov cornmercia.1 heifers 15f.00.16.00 utility and commercial bulls 11.00 13.CO; canner and cutter bull, 8.00-10,50; food and choice veal- ers 19.0Q-a?..QO; few high choice and prime 24,00-25,00; commercial to Jaw good vealers 14.0018.00; culls mostly 8.0010.00. Sheep 3,700; scattered opening sales choice and prime lambs 20.00-50; some lots 20.00 straight carrying merely good lambs; nto enough done to definitely es- tabli she price trend; slaughter ewes steady 3.00-4.00. NEW YORK STOCKS NEW YORK Itf) The stock, market declined: in the late afternoon today after a higher start. 'Steels nnd aircrafts were weak. Losses , between 1 and 3. points were found in peverl .major divisions of the list. Gains at thp best seldom went higher than a point. Business expanded as prices declined and came to an estimated 2,300,000 shares for the day. Aircrafts weto weak while the rest of the market went ahead. Then the whole market began to , Today's caseswere appealed by Graysoh-Robihson Stores, Inc., California corporation which op- crates "S. Klein .on the Square," a cut-rate department store in Newark, N. J.; S. Klein on the Square, Inc., a New York City subsidiary of Grayson-Robinson, and Sam Goody, a Ne-w York City phonograph retailer • who' also does .a mail order business. All had been selling below fair trade prices. , The New York and New Jersey lawsuits' were filed by the Lionel Corp'.,'manufacturer of toy trains, against the "S. Klein on the Square" stores;, and hy three phonograph record producers — the Raxor ;Corp., Sor^a Sales Corp. and Capitol Records, Inc.against Goody. scious at St. Vincent's . Infirmary here. Hospital , . 'attendants said today that Arian's condition still is critical. The Desha County. Sheriff's of fice said Arian apparently was rob bed of $200 to $300 and left uncon scious more than 24 hours until a passerby discovered him early Wednesday night. making research to find market elsewhere in -the world." The Premier, said the agreemen to Europeanize the Saar withir the French economy "satisfie rights and interests of France i a way we had. called, for in vai for a very long time." $42 Million Budget Asked for Education LITTLE ROCK (UP) — The State Board of Education today eceived an annual budget request approximately $42,000,000 in- luding a large increase in fi- ancial aid to school districts. The breakdown on thu record udget was submitted by educa- ion commissioner Arch Ford for oard action prior to submitting he budget to the. state legislative ouncil. In turn, the council will irepare s. budget bill for consid- ration-by the 1955 'general as- embly. • The proposed budget asked $41,INSURANCE... AT A SAVINGS • Fire • Tornado • Automobile • Liability • Casualty LEONARD ELLIS Insurance Agency 108 East Second Phone 7-2221 NOTICE—I am now Bar-B-QIng Ray's grand prize Grade-A chickens exclusively. They are tender, hickory smoked juicy and Delicious. Try One! BURT'S BAR-B-Q Rear A&P and Kroger Stores sag. Railroads backed down, steels weakened, and several key issues declined. Farm implements and oils did well, however, and airlines remained steady. SourStomach? dontypu ryTUMS? Three worldly American girls in Rome...'and the men they meet...the men they want... the men they getl Tuesday October 26 The P. E. O. Sisterhood will meet 'uesday, October 26, at the home f Mrs. Jim McKenzie at 3 p. m, Kathleen Mallory Circle of the "irst Baptist Church will nect at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, Octo- icr 26, in the home of Mrs. Horace lubbard, 212 E. 16lh. The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Tuesday, October 26, at the home of Mrs. R, L. Broach with Mrs. L, 3. Tooley as co-hostess. The Fulton Rose Garden Club wil .moot in the home of Mrs. Ed Will Tuesday, October 26, with Mrs. I E. Odom as co-hostess. Wedneshday October 27 The P. T. A. District 13 Fall Con ference'will be held in the Tcxarlc ana, Arkansas High School, Wed nesday, October 27. Registration will begin at 9:30. All officers anc members are urged to attend. Mrs. Graydon Anthony will b hostess to the Lilac Garden Club on Wednesday. October 27, at 3 m. aves Sunday Scho MOM it At, MttM Walker Leads in Intercepted (Passes, Punts DALLAS W Billy Hooper, fcay- lor's hard-working quarterback not only is the top passer of the Southwest Conference, he's the most accurate , The brilliant man-under in the Golden Bears' devastating T formation had hirrtself a day last r nn i, uHm .-I- week when he passed Baylor to a WeddTno "" 20-7 victory over Texas A&M. He teuStd completed 11 of 13 passes for 120 Solemnized (^ and ^^ tbuch downs. It Miss Mary Lee Cook and George brought his average of complc- anford Helm were married Satur- t-<™* ir. BIS for flic oamnaisn. oy night, October 23rd, in the Pic- arson Chapel of the First Melllod- st Church in Dallas, Texas, and The Spiritual Life Group of the Emmet Methodist Church will sponsor a week of prayer and self denial, Thursday, October 28, .at 2:30 at the church. Cub Scout Pack 62 will have a very important meeting at Garland chool at 7 p. m. Thursday, Octo- er 28. This will be^the last meet- g of the scout year. to .618 for the campaign, with 34 connection on 55 throws, and shoved him ahead in the percentage. He has gained 519 yards. Conference statistics also show that Dicky Moeglc of Rice isn't about to be. overtaken in the ball- carrying department roamed for 105 yards Mocgl against Don'f let acid indigestion get the best of you. Don't suffer needlessly from heartburn and gassy pressure pains. Do as millions do—always carry Turns for top-speed relief from acid stomach distress. Turns can't over-alkalize, can't cause acid rebound. They require no water, no mixing. Get a handy roll of Turns today! So economicol—only 100 " 'oM 3-rollfky .35 + TUMS FOR THE TUMMT RED HOT SPECIALS C llt, lb, C C GRAIN AND PROVISIONS » CHICAGO — W Grains scored modest gains in routine dealings on the Board of Trade today. Soy beans easily outdistanced the rest of the market, jumping more than 4- cents at one time. Selling pressure was limited in all pits' despite rather large re- of cash corn and cash soy closed Va lower. to POULTRY AND PRODUCE CHICAGO (UP) Produce: Live poultry: .Market steady. 20 trucks. Chicago poultry board prices: Hens: Colored over 5 Ibs 15V<> cents a pound; colored 5 Ibs and under 18'/ 2 ; hybrid,- bareback, leghorn and" No. 2-13. Springs: Colored, white rock, ply- mouth rock ; gray cross and whito cross 17; bareback 15. Fryers: Colored, white rock and Plymouth rock 18; bareback 15. Broilers: Colored, white rock, gray cross and white cress . 18; bareback 15Capons: 7 Ibs and up 32; under 7 Ibs 30. Old roosters 12. beans. Wheat higher, pecember $2.21-$2.3Ba. corn -iy e higher, December $1.54'/B, pats to 1 Cent higher, December $1%, rye -I 1 /? higher, De CEMPJ5R Ve-.te, soybeans 3-4Va higher, November $3.76 'A --'/a Wheat; none. New c orn: No. 2 l.SWvWfa No. S U3^-53&;' No, * UH7$! No 5 13037'/*; No: 3 whit? 1.47'/ a 47 Pld corn: No 1 yellow 1.5002; No. 2 1.55>/ 8 ; No. 3 J.54>4; Np. 4 J53Vs Qats: sample "'ssSL' Jnpl4ent, declaring he was caught between a doctor wHo wouldn't 1<H h«n stag (Wd, 9 network that want- NEW YORK COTTON NEW YORK Wi — Cotton futures were steady' today, following an easy opening. Hedge selling was heavy at the start, bu tit was easily absorbed through active mill demand for contracts. The- census bureau reported gin- nings from the 1954 cotton crop to October 18 totaled 7,817,438 running bales, compared with 8,745,. P532 bales ginned from the 1953 crop ginned to the same date a year earlier. Late afternoon prices were 5 to 35 cents a bale higher than the previous close. Dec. S4.49, March 34.86 and May 35.10. HQNQRARY M£M§ER CHICAGO (VPi Hotel Mana- Willard M. Rutxen Iv^s been notified he is going to be ma<Je an honorary nwmbev of the Na. Fedoration of French Push for Accord .. Economically PARIS W) —-A determined French Premier Pierre Mendos- France pushed his program for far-reaching economics accord with West Germany today, moving quickly to follow up the Paris agreements for adding German strength to Western defense. In a fireside radio' chat last night, the Premier told his counliymen: "France and Germany a*re two countries whose nearness to one another and whose resources and production require their close association together." His talk came a day after the foreign ministers of 15 Weste.rn nations signed protocols to three treaties designed to" make West Germany a free and equal partner in the Western alliance against the threat of Red aggression. The Paris agreements must be ratified by the national parliaments of the countries concerned. Western diplomats horded this could be accomplished by mid-1855, but they looked for some rough going with the Soviet Union in the months ahead, Russia moved within a few hours after the agreements were reached Saturday, calling for a Big Four conference in November on a/* German peace setllement. Mendes-'France told Jiis radio audience the signing of an agreement Saturday with West German Chftneellor Konrad Adenauer on the future of the rich Saar Valley removed that obstacle to French- German cooperation. , Reminding the French that West Germany, is their best customer and, ''second most important pro- vid.er 9! goods;" the Prernier said the two countries need each other. ""geciause of tWs," he said, "wo "." determined to conclude ac- cqrds of long duration such as will Thursday October 28 COINS IN THE Main & Country Club Rds • FINAL NITE • FOUNTAIN MISSISSIPPI GAMBLER Skeleton Frolics Clifton WEBB Dorothy McGUIRE Jean PETERS loois JOURDAN Maggie McNAMARA Roueno &RAZO • Tues. & Wed. • SHORTS: . Cartoon, "Sudden Fried Chifcken" 2. News of the Day "Mangano is xxxier than both Ma* West and Jan* Russell." -Wall.r W/NCHEtl, N. r Mirror TUESDAY ONLY BEAUTY and DANGER«in 0-01 EDW. G. fOBINSON JOHN FORSYlHi MARCIA HENDERSON vill reside in Dallas at 4307 Atoka ftcr a brief wedding trip. The bride is the daughter of .Mrs. :. Cook and the late Mr. C. Cook t Hope, Arkansas. The bridegroom s the son of Mr. G. Curtis Helm Mrs. Edward M. Beaty of An- Uers, Oklahoma. Dr. Robert ifi. Goodrich, pastor of the First Methodist Church In Dallas, officiated at tho couple's wedding. Mr. Wallace Cook 2»v« his niece in marriage. Nuptial music was presented by Mrs. George Sodcrstrom, organist, and Mr. Clyde Glcavcs,, soloist. The bride chose a gown of whito chantilly lace over ice blue satin. This was fashioned with a decollete neckline edged with a scalloped lace motif. Tity covered buttons extended down the back of the moulded bodice which was complemented by long tilted sleeves that tapered to petal points over her hands. The extremely full gathered waltz length skirl was enhanced by a narrow scalloped band of Ihe chantilly lace. Her veil of imported silk illusion extended in misty tiers to shoulder' length. This was at- Ulcllllll;l . tt , -.-- taohcd to a pearl tiara. She carried « cn y ass . rece j ve r S , taking 10 a cascade bouquet of white orchids l °P h U1L > J and stephanotls. The bride's attendants were Mrs. Roger Dew of Hope, Ark- nsas, matron of honor, and Mrs. ack E. Stewart of Dallas, Texas, ridesmaid. Best man was Clyde H. Ncwberry, of Port Arthur, Tex- s, and Guy F. Morgan, Jr., of Dalas was groomsman. Candlelighters vere Miss Sue Moore, Hope, Arkan- ns, and Miss Sydney Sue Hite, Dalas, Texas, cousins of the bride. Ushers were Mr. James G. Mclver, iouston, Mr. Edward Mize, Ft. Worth, and Mr.: Raleigh K. May- ield and Mr. Jack Mitchell, both Texas to make his total for the season 427 yards on 60 carries and a bulge of 58 yards .over the Texas Christian powerm'an, Buddy Dike. But Elwood Kettler, the busy young quarterback^ Texas A&M, still is the total offense leader with 587 yards on 135 'plays. However. that's just 41 yards ahead of Hooper. George Walker of Arkansas continues to lead the punters with an average of 42. Mocgle Icfads in af-int returns with lir, yards on eight runs. Further showing the great value of Walker to the Arkansas team, the Razorback tailback leads in intercepted passes with four which he ran back 42 ycards. Southern Methodist is the leading offensive. team with an average of 346 yards per game, and also tops in defense, giving up only 219.3 per contest. Hcniy of DOROTHY DIX throws for 319 yards. , Cominuoa trom Page breath and turn blue. •• ' "An'd. soimie of them, dyori though they dan't-walk-or talk,'-are natural; .born smart, alccks^ They -just lie i there, looking cute ;and -ctin- ning and innocent, -until-you bend over and get' your face In reach, Then-they rear up and sink .their nasty -little fangs' in\ your .nose, or claw-'your ch'oek to ribbons, with their.; fingernails. ' ,•'.'•'-'•','••'••'•"• • "Everybody gets a big- Idujjh out of this.... Hut it isn't'.smart:-.for ; a candidate to'• get .his ;nosc. bitten off'Oi'. his face scratched., up "during a campaisn. Nobody -believes-.ybU when you .explain a. baby -did it, end your -'opposition is tound to start, a : whispering campaign that the '', wounds were inflicted pn you by-your-wife after you .struck her a low-blow during a'.-.-quarrel •• at home." ; ' . ; Matiy' .veterans observers (for Man Unfair To Mate of Dallas. The bride's ,vere identically •ed yarn dyed honor attendants attired taffeta in, ruby dresses. These were fashioned with a decol- lete neckline edged with a narrow hand-rolled cord and complemented by brief sleeves. The tightly mould- ed bodice featured empire lines extended into the deep V-waistline at both front and back, marked by a hand-rolled cord.' The full gathered skirts were waltz length. They carried old-fashioned bouquets of American Beauty roses and pirik dwarf mums. The candlelighters were attired in aqua and pink drea- 49ers Lick Champion Detroit Lions By FRED DOW N Unite?) Prers Sports Writer __..,..,.. ...... The most devastating ground j veteran . observes in' politics -.be- attack the National Football Lea-" • " •'' ••'•- '-- gue has known in more than a decade enabled the San .Francisco Forty-Miners to take over first place in the Western Division today and take a giant stride toward ending'the three-year reign som.e .reason there are :no non- lieve.:the .practice of kissing babies costs-imore votes, than , it .wind,- "If-yoiusay Ihe baby is a pretty little girl 'and .it happens-,to b'c a little ..boy," said one, ','ypu make Dear Miss Dix: I am 29 and my husband is 27, We've been married four years — fighting since the first day we were wed. When we returned from our honeymoon I discovered he had no intention ot putting either his bank account o£ his insurance in my,name; his mother's name is'on both o£ them. We visit his folks daily, because his mother must, see the baby, and every time we're there it's nothing but criticism downright insults and faultfinding. If- I make any retort, my husband tells me not &* ipset his. mother ! or sisters; my eclings just don't count. He won't nke time off from his family to iclp me with the weekly marketing and I have to carry the groceries and the baby, up five flights o stairs. I've done everything to wmor my husband and his family jut it does not do the least ^pod My husband works for his father and when I ask if there> ;a. futur in his job, I'm told it's none o my business. I seem to belli hopeless rut With no' happiness a ses. . The reception was held in the Texas Room of the First Methodist Church. Members of the house party included Mrs. Joe Reese, Miss Wilda Bledsoe and Miss Doris Weaver, all of Dallas, and Mrs. Marshall Womack, Jr., of Paris, Texas. The bride present grass, was placed the white birthday cake in the shape of_ a lamb, which was covered with whir te coconut frosting. The little lamb was completed with pink eyes, mouth and pink satin ribbon around its neck, the ribbon heing accentuated with tiny silver bells .at each end. Aroiind the lamb were greco party cakes in shape of three-leaf clover, -each cake bearing m pinX the name of a guest. On a dainty fence made of cake, on either Side of the lamb, were mounted birthday candles of green set in white between which was printed in pink the message, "Happy Birthday Judy Beth." The sliced brick ice cream In pas- attended Henderson Sears? 1054 Chrisimas Catalog Just ... . _ arrived I 1st...by far. New "Total Power" Esso Extra is breaking all past sales records... far outsells every other premium gasoline because it's the best you can buy! State College, Arkadelphia, Arkansas, and was graduated from Texas Slate College for Women, Denton, Texas. The bridegroom attended Oklahoma A&M College, Stillwater, Oklahoma, and pledged Lamba Chi Alpha Fraternity. 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Coming and Going Mr and Mrs. Charlie Griffin and daughter, Bessie, returned »»^ | v^Vlall *bT siw'ing* down a"'I?"Friday from New Mexico where i.,hin,.infh. TABLECLOTH ESCAPE CHICAGO .(UP) — Prisoner Robert S!yk, 24, working as a waiter .for a jury, escaped from at the this family donation during your courtship days? About all that can be said for your situation is this: Surely you couldn't be more unhappy than you are now. Why not, then, fling caution to the winds and give yourself the emotional relief of telling your husband and his family that you are through taking the humiliation piled on you, and that you want your rightful place as a wife with responsibilities? You might, in this way, jolt those people into a more humane altitude toward you. If you fail, try separation for a while; this will at least give you a certain peace of mind and independence, since you have a job to return to, and someone to care for your child. At 29 there's no reason for accepting meekly everything thrown at you. Let them understand that you mean businoss All this is just what the United States wanted at this stage, and a lot more than it thought it would get only a couple of months ago when the more ambitious European Defont-e Community foil apart be. fore it got started, The Paris arrangement is just about what the Germans wanted, too. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer wag ho eager lor it, in fact, that he gave in to the French on the Spar question to get their agree' ment on the Paris pacts. In short, almost everybody is happy, But not quite everybody. For instance; 1, The Russians. They're beating drums louder than ever for a Big Four conference on "unifying" East and West Germany. That would mean, the way' they want it, a helpless Germany ripe for Russian plucking. The JParis agreements look like a safeguard against that, , 3. Some of Adenauer's Germans, _^_ Who think he went too far in his _*, Saar concessions. . Finally) "there, is 'tUe glo- American I", -Frenc stay in v Germany<;whc called, occupation;, 'Relief ..Then .Write FREI^IOOK? - <' \r<rri*3m Tired Of ' - 1 - ' ments fort— but neyer-quite' Then you needAthis under supervision famous, Thornton- Explains what Work—and the wit can 1 they apy 3. A number of people, and not only French people, who wonder just hov/ safe it is to let Germany rearm even under the lim>- Rations 'igrccd upon at Paris. <• This is a gamble tho Allies took onco before, and tragically lost in the war of 1930-45. The West let .hey visited Mr. and Mrs. Leward Sparks and family in Lovington, and friends in Hobbs. Enroutc home they visited the R. L. Ponder family in Wealherford. Texas Mrs. J. C. Carlton spent the weekend in Little Rock, where she attended a board meet of the Federated Music Clubs, and represented the Friday Music Club of Hope, in the mussed chorus of 200 voices which was heard on the United Nations Program Sunday afternoon at 3:30. in the Robison Auditorium. Goimany strong enough to fight that war out of (1 indeci sion and apathy and (2) hope th,at Geimany would act as a checj; on Communist aggression, The icsull as six years of bloody Dear Miss Dix: I'm a widow of history record, was war with Ger> J. Burleson of nf the world champion Detroit Lions, With Hugh McElhemy, Joe Perry and John Henry Johnson tearing the massive Detroit ine Niners downed the Lions, 37-31, yesterday *niul remained the lea- gun's only undefeated team. The victory was San Francisco's 10th Detroit's string, of 1C straight games without a loss. The . Forty-Niners' trio of 200- pound linesmashers gained a total of 2SO yards in 31, tries for an I by If you con't (pm« in Do your Chrislnw 34 with four children. They neccl a father, and I'm sure I have met a good ono. He's married at present but is trying to get a divorce. He's very jealous of me, so as long as I go out with him, I don't even have a chance to meet someone el- ' LENA B. Answer: A man already thorough* Jy married would scarcely be either a practical or possible father for your boys. He's also very selfish in keeping you from meeting other men. Do make a break and plan a more satisfactory future. many, not a checkmated Russia. And in the wake, Russia emergui a far more poweiful threat than before. . Putting guns in tha hands of t]ve Go: mans again is a calculated iit,k, and one ihat American po* htical leii.U'is on both sides of the fence nsree (should be taken, fto- arming Germany was first proposed by the lust Democratic see* rt'Uu-y of state, Dean Acheson In Frank Jenkins oJ guests of Miss Sue Wesson on day. Hospital Notes Jglia Chester ".tensive' line, to offset the Lions' 349-157 yard advantage in passing. McElhanny, who sparked a 17: point first period with a 00-yard touchdown das.h, gained 138 yards in seven tries, Perry picked up 51 Admitted: Mr. Noah C. Cox, Jit. 1, Hope. , . Uncharged: Mrs. Richard Arnold Little Miss Judy , Beth Ampur Celebrate Birthday On Friday morning, October ?8- nd, at 10 o'clock at Miss Marie's School for Little Folks, little Miss Judy Peth Amour was honored wlttt a party oo her fourth birthday. —«?_...— 1~ wer g present • •' mFi04 , yards in 13 carries and Johnson hammered out 83 yards in U assignments.. 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The University of Minnesota Office for Business & Community Economic Development (BCED) hosted its annual Junior Entrepreneurs of Minnesota (jEM) summer program from June 22 - July 24, 2015 at the Robert J. Jones Urban Research and Outreach-Engagement Center in North Minneapolis. The program was designed to introduce high school students to the basics of entrepreneurship and leadership. Throughout this five-week program, Minneapolis high school students will engage in active learning sessions that cover business fundamentals and personal development. The program develops students' entrepreneurship capabilities, with an emphasis in leadership, teamwork and communication skills. Students also become familiar with potential career options and higher education opportunities.
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Do you have a great idea for an event, but you don't have the vaguest idea how to do it? You're hardly alone, and the East Kingdom Shire of Blak Rose (Harrisburg, PA) wants to help. This event will be a series of classes — so you don't have to come in garb – covered topics include:
Real World and SCA Laws – What you need to know as an autocrat about dealing with SCA and real world laws. Mistress Katherine Barr is a former Kingdom Seneschal and currently works as an intellectual property paralegal with a background in contract work.
Food: Options and Considerations – What an autocrat needs to know about dayboards and feasts at events. Meister Dietrich Schwelgengräber is a veteran of many feasts, a Laurel for cooking and a professionally trained chef.
Guide to Jewish Holidays – Which Jewish holidays is it important to avoid? Reb Eleazar ha-Levi, author of Compleat Anachronist 110, "An SCA Guide to Jewish Persona", does an overview of the Jewish holidays for those who don't understand them. "If you don't know what Goyim means, it means you."
Publicizing Events – Today an autocrat has a wide variety of powerful tools available to publicize your event. A roundtable discussion on how to make sure you are choosing the right tools to get the word out, and that you are sending out the messages that you intend to send.
Making New People Welcome – Recruitment and retention are key to the health of the SCA. How can an autocrat make new people feel more welcome? Lady Dara von Halstern has autocrated over 100 in her thirty years in the Society
Special Needs – Accessibility issues and food allergies are two needs that an autocrat needs to consider. How can and should you take these into account when planning? Mistress Alayne Alexandra Nyvern Nightwatcher is East Kingdom Accessibility Porter.
Budgeting – How to develop the budget for your event, projecting attendance, considering expenses. Lady Tuathflaith ingen huí Chleirigh has done budgeting for a variety of events, activities, and programs conducted by a number of different groups, including, among others, the SCA and the Girl Scouts.
Camping Events – Camping events create their own set of challenges in both mechanical infrastructure and staffing. To run a successful event an autocrat needs to be aware of these challenges and have strategies for overcoming them. Mistress Linette de Gallardon has been autocrat for a number of camping events including Southern Regional War Practice.
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