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Four Pennsylvania units
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ville Band, Lewistown, took top ette of
through 60 pieces: Tussey Moun- place award.
tain High School Band of Saxton |
ook second place honors.
p through 75 members was won | Hia-wa-Pawn-Chees
Pennsylvania Units Take Awards
At Shenandoah, Va., Blossom Parad
won ette award in the Grand Featu
srizes in the Grand Feature Parade | parade went to Joyce Reimherr,
of Shenandoah Apple Blossom Fes- Middleburg Joint High School Band |
fival Friday. The Lewistown- Gran- | and Judy May, head drum major- | to build a shaving stand outside the
; y Tussey Mountain High | bathroom,
onors for High school bands up | School Band, Saxton, won third room or in the bedroom where the
Robert Brown, drum major
wok third honors in this class. In | Lewistown-Granville Band took top |
College Bands class, Villanova | honors for drum majors in the Fire-
| men’s parade of the Festival on
Fourth place in marching units | April 29 and the Head Majorette o
Majorettes o
oy Gettysburg College Air Force Somerset took the Drum Majorette
ROTC drill team. Best Drum Major- | award in the Firemen’s parade.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1965
Ease Morning Jam
With Shave Annex
Even when Mr. and Mrs. have
e | their own private master suite in-
| cluding bath, a traffic jam can de-
re | velop in the morning or when both
of | are trying to dress for a party. !
The best way to avoid the jam is
|
either in the dressing
wash basin plumbing can be backed
of up to bathroom plumbing.
| The stand doesn’t need to be
| be handsomely enclosed with fold-
fing louvered ponderosa pine doors
¢| so there’s no hint of its existence
| when doors are closed.
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Gate posts need to be a larger
size and set deeper in the ground
than fence posts. If fence posts are
‘cedar 4 x 4s, use 6 x 6s for gate
posts. Depth in ground should be
one foot more than for fence posts.
One hundred and six Pennsyl-
vanians drove Antique Automo-
biles in the Advance Division of
the Grand Feature parade Friday
and took part on Saturday in the
Apple Blossom Antique Car Meet,
a feature of the Festival's third and
more than two feet wide. It can |
|Home Improvement Jobs
4-H Members Take Over
Remodeling a home is usually
considered to be an adult under-
taking. However, in 4-H families
the younger members devote much
time to beautifying and improving
their homes.
They are the 201,000 boys and
girls throughout the nation enrolled
in the 4-H Home Improvement pro-
gram supervised by the Cooperative
Extension Service.
The youngest 4-H'ers usually ex-
periment with paints, paper materi-
als, pictures and furniture care.
Members between 12 and 14 years
of age learn to sew curtains, frame
pictures and redecorate their rooms.
Older members learn how to up-
holster and refinish furniture, build
tables, improve lighting, make
lamps, judge home furnishings, add
storage space, arrange and remodel
rooms. ; !
Many become experts at refinish-
| ing furniture. Recently a Colorado
4-H girl ‘was asked to refinish a
100-year-old candlestick for a mu-
seum.
Various methods of teaching are
employed by club leaders. Among
| them are tours of fabric shops, fur-
niture and department stores, hard-
ware stores, art galleries, museums
and places featuring weaving, wood-
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Some new brides plan to contin-
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will get the most satisfaction from
‘her income and her husband’s when
they have a family spending plan.
To help the marriage partner-
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some sound financial planning is
necessary. Husband and wife can
begin figuring day-to-day expenses
they'll both have, then include such
expenses as rent wand installment
payments. Another decision the
couple needs to make is who will
pay for the monthly bills. Look at
paychecks as ‘‘our income” instead
of “mine” and “yours”.
The wife may wish to deposit
part or all of her check in a sav-
ings account and pay monthly bills
from her husband's earnings. It's a
good idea to set up goals for the
use of the wife's income. The couple
may decide to use it to buy furni-
ture or household equipment, for a
down payment on a house, or for
a special desire.
Unless the couple does some fi-
nancial planning, there's danger of
spending both incomes with no
thought to living on one income in
the future. If illness or a baby cuts
off the second income, it may not
be easy to adjust to one income.
If the wife plans to work, she
should figure extra costs she will
have and consider these in relation
to her income.
The 26 Men Club Plans
Fishing Trip For Children
The 26 Men Club of Pringle, civic
and. social organization, will spon-
June 26, at Lake Wilderness. Clif-
ford Garris, member of the Club,
interested children, 8 to 14 years
of age, can make their reservations
with Mr. Garris at 674-0017 and
must have written consent from
their parents. Transportation will
uled to leave Meneguzzo's Restau-
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Farm Restaurant.
To defray costs of this fishing
trip, the 26 Men Club is also con-
ducting a fund-raising project and
consists of 10 valuable prizes to be
given away and includes a portable
TV which is on display and can be
seen at Gosart’s Appliance Center.
Joseph Shearn is president of the
26 Men Club.
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FOR BETTER COOKING
With Spring’s arrival a home-
maker's thoughts turn to remodel-
ling, repairing and modernizing the
home. The Bradford-Sullivan-Wyo-
ming County Library and Back
Mountain Library have numerous
books covering these fields and will
be glad to lend them to anyone de-
siring ‘to learn which step is best
suited for their circumstances.
Most homes these days take a
new lease on life with the modern-
ization of the kitchen, bath or base-
ment.
Perhaps you want to break
through a wall, move a door, or add
new features such as a picture win-
dow, or air conditioning to your
home. The library has books cover-
ing these features.
If you are interested in learning
more about the recurring problems
of maintenance and repairs such as
rewiring, a new heating system, or
the remedy for a wet basement, the
solution can be found in books at
the library.
self” versus hiring experienced help
are discussed at length. The approx-
given to enable you to have ome
idea of how much your particular
job will cost you. f
If you are interested in building
that summer cottage your family
has been wanting for ages, the li-
brary can help you in ‘this area al-
so. ‘We have books describing the
numerous types and styles best fit-
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is bound to ‘be one that suits your
family’s interest, size and pocket-
book.
Books on the above subjects may
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To dress up a driveway, outline it
on one side with a westenr wood
screen built in a zigzag line, making
use of the screen as a backdrop for
low plantings on the driveway side.
Keep the screen's pattern simple.
One-by-fours set edge out between
2 x 4 top and bottom stringers and
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