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CHRISTMAS MEETING OF
WOMEN OF MOOSE
Mrs. Barton Sollars and. Mrs.
Charles Fowler were elected to
membership at the meeting of
Women df the Moose on Wed
neaday evening.
Read. and accepted were the
rs|K>rts of the Moosehaven, soc
ial service, publicity and mem
berehip committees. Named to
the audit committee were the
Mesdamcs Ed Swearingen, Jack
Swearingen and ’ George Sar
vela.
■Mrs. Harry Thoribuirn was el
ected to the office of chaplain
and will be installed at the next
meeting. At that time Mrs. Ev
ertt Riggs, child care commit
tee ohairm'an, will present the
chapiter niight program.
'Hostess committee for the
next meeting includes Mrs.
Betty Huff, chairman, and the
Mesdames Frank Rergdoll, Ly
le Phillips, Ray Huff, Ed Van
Horn, Howard Trent, Dan Doy
le and Paul Morgan.
Fallowing the meeting Chr
istmas carols were sung, Chr
istmas gifts were exchanged
and refreshments enjoyed. Mrs.
Louis Burkhart was hostess.
BUFFET LUNCHEON
HELD TODAY
A buffet luncheon, arranged 1
toy the medical records staff
at Mt. EdJgecuimbe hospital for
their group as well as guest: s,
was held this noon at the med
ical records dffice.
Some forty five people were
in attendance.
BROTHERS MARK
BIRTHDAYS AT PARTY
James and Daniel Cushing
sons of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Cushing, marked their (birth
days at a joint party Dec. 15
at the home of their parents.
James is (five years and his
brother four.
After gifts had been open
ed, refreshments were enjoy
ed from a tafble decorated in
the Christmas motif. Each
child received favors.
Guests included Pamela
Th auburn, Cheri and J-J Cush
ing, Jeanie Franklin, Mary-;
anne and Jackie Farr, Marga
ret Ann, Jacqde and Mike Joy
er, Becky Meachem and Larry
Trent. Ace Veatch was unable
to attend.
MEDICAL STAFF HOSTS
AT TEA WEDNESDAY
Medical staff of Mt. Edge
ouanbe hospital were hosts at
tea yesterday afternoon 'be
tween the hours of two and
four o’clock at the class room
at (the hospital.
All hospital employees were
guests at the affair.
Read Sentinel Want Advts.
Want Advts. Bring Results.
CHRISTMAS THEME AT
B. P. W. DINNER
Christmas in miany lands was
the motif of the Business and
Professional Women’s Olulb pot
luck dinner Monday evening ai:
the Totem Cluib.
Mrs. Konrad Krantz, in Haw
ai an costume, told of Christ
mas in Honolulu; Mis*s Patricia
Morrison described the holiday
in England; Miss Ruth Lang
feldt talked of Germany and1
Mrs. Sarah Herne of Italy.
Slides of ‘‘peace on earth”
were shown. Mrs. Jessie W.
Price led the group in Christ
mas carols and presented a de
votional.
Special greetings were ex
tended Kate Robertson, whose
birthday is Thursday. Gifts for
girls at the dorm at the island
school were brought to this
meeting.
Eleanore Moore, chairman of
the Mardi Gras committee, na
med the following as assistants
Corine Welifei, music; Claire
Carey, publicity; Ruiby Gossett,
co-chairman; Louise Davis, de
corations; Jean Williams, re
freshments; Marguerite Sch
midt, tickets and Charlotte
Morgan, prizes.
Sports Trail
other memiber of the team, to
consult with the coach on the
sideline between the 40-yard
lines during called time out's.
When we first saw the sug
gestion, which is included in
the questionnaire sent to mem
bers of the Football Coaches
Association (by its rules corn
mil .'tee for their reaction, our
first thought was “Oh, another
scheme to take the game away
from the boys.” Now were not
so sure such legalized sideline
coaching wouldnt be a good
idea.
In the (first (place, we can\
think of any other team sport
where the coach, or manager, is
forbidden to converse with his
athletes during a contest:', so
why should there be discrim
ination?
Basketball coaches are al
lowed to huddle with their
teams during timeouts. Base
ball coaches can keep up a run-,
ning fire of instruction, or some
thing, and go on the field to talk
it over with a pitcher with
plenty on his mind and not en
ough on the ball.
When the Kwo-platoon sys
tem was the vogue in the col
lege game side-line consulta
, tions 'between a coach and a
player were quite unnecessary.
The coach could carry on a run
ninlg conversation with his
quarterback, by proxy, by hav
! ing a substitute dash in and out
| after every play with messages
| With limited substitution,
| this isn’t practicable, unless a
I coach is blessed with unlimift
| ed players of more or less eq
ual ability.
We’ve always entertained the
CHRISTMAS DINNER MENU
Soup, Chicken Consomme. — Roast Turkey, Giblet Dressing
Fruit Salad — Hot Rolls — Dessert — Coffee or Tea
or
Virginia Baked Ham — Candied Sweet Potatoes
Fruit Salad — Hot IRolls — Dessert — Coffee or Tea
HARBOR COFFEE SHOP
Open Christmas and New Year’s Day 6 a. an. to 6 p. m.
1 theory that the quarterback, or
[ whoever is calling the signals,
should !be delft on his own fihere
as much as possible as, after
ail, it is the players game.
But we respect the argument
of the coaches. The players
don’t get fired if they don’t |
win. The coaches are the men'
under pressure, and you can’t I
blame them for trying to pro-;
tect their jolbs. If, by a little |
sage advice at an opportune j
time during a game, they can !
turn a passible defeat into a vie
tory, they can’t be Iblamed if or
wanting to he allowed to voice
the advice.
We don’t know what person
al experiences Donalli anight
have had which have made him
snoh a strong advocate of the
proposed new ruile.
He may have sat on the Side
line in agonized helplessness
while his team was doing or
not doing something on the
field and he could have correc
ted the situation if he could
have had a Ifew words with his
quarterback or captain.
It is not improbable that his
suggestion will (receive wi.de
support from fellow suflfere-rs.
In fact, ihe sent out bis onvn
private questionnaire and ire
ports the response was largely
in favor oif the proposal.
Which was only natural. It is
a jdb security (measure and job
security is something most
coaches have everything else
but, (as they say.
oragedtor*
Phone 104- Iffleats - Groceries - Phone 104
Extra Specials for Friday and Saturday, December 23 & 24
Swift's
Allsweet
Margarine
1-pound, quarters
PICKLES—Fancy Food
— Midget Gherkins — Extra Tiny — ,
Burr Gherkins — Your Choice
62ounce Jars . . ... 42C
Fircres! Freestone Peaches
Irregular Halves NOi2£ can . 3 7 C
A VO-Whipping Cream
8-ounceBottle. 43c
1-quart Can. $1.49
Allgreen Asparagus Spears
S&W 300 size 47c
Store will
Close
at 4:00 p. m.
Saturday
Leg-O-Pork Roasts lb. 55c
HAIF or WHOEE
LYNDEN Broadbreast
FRYERS pound 63c
HORMEL'S 1-lb. cello
SLICED BACON lb. 49c
Remember
we will be
Closed
Monday
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