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fa Gym Next Week
The high school basketball
schedule has been somewhat cur
tailed due to the Junior play prac
tice for the past two weeks, but
will swing into action three nights
next week.
On Monday night, the Kraft
team will play the strong Fleet
Reserve team at 8:15, with the
FNA team matched with a Navy
team at 7 p.m.
The JV’s will play Com 17 Tues
day night. This game will be fol
towed by a game between the high
school Bears and the PNA team.
Thursday night D&A will meet
Fleet Reserve in a preliminary
game, followed by a hoop contest
between PNA and Krafts.
Only one league game was play
ed last week and that was moved
to the Base. The strong National
Guard, finishing strong in the
fourth quarter, bested the tiring
high school Bears by a score of
48-37.
The Bears jumped off to an
early lead which they held until
midway in the 3rd quarter, then
the red-hot Guard team pulled a
way. High man for the Guards was
Sundberg with 16 points. Leading
the high school boys was Olsen
with 8 points,
SALARY RAISED
Assistant Fire Chief Harold
Heglin was voted a $30 a month
salary. He will be custodian of
the newly established fire station
on Mission Road and this salary
will replace the regular fee per
fire call.
Fit Bike to Boy, Boy to Cycling
Planning to give some youngster
a bicycle for Christmas? Then you
will want to read these suggestions
oil fitting the bike to him, and fitt
ing him for cycling.
The best way to £et a good fit
is to have the child try out several
bicycles and choose the one that
seems most comfortable. Since this
may not be practical, you can use
the wheel sizes as a rule of thumb:
Children 4 to 6 years old should
have a bicycle with a 16-inch
wheel; the 20-inch wheel is for the
6 to 8 year group: 24 inches is for
the 8 to 11 year olds: and the 26
inch size is for youngsters 11 years
old and over.
The rider’s leg should form a
straight line when he is seated
with the pedal fully depressed.
You can help on this by adjusting
the height of the seat.
When the child receives his
bike, he should receive also a
copy of any local laws or rules for
cyclists.
CONGRATULATIONS ON THE
OPENING OF THE 49 ROOM
(SMILING)
PETTERSSON PUNTING
& DECORATING
PTA
CHRISTMAS DANCE
Friday, December 19
LABOR TEMPLE
Music by the Base Combe
Come have fun and support the PTA
9:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m.
$3.00 per couple
NEW HEIGHTS ON FASHION
HORIZON — Model Ann Gyra
ting wears noval head dress in
London. It comprises gossamer
leaf skeletons, tiny mimosa, gold
dipped wheat and laurel leaves.
Creation by Indian fashion de
signer Princess Sharma. The
Princess is currently touring
Europe to help bring Eastern
eye to Western ideas.
—AP Photo
CHRISTMAS TREES
HELP SAVE SOIL
Los Alamos, N.M. UP)—Christmas
trees live a double life in this ero
sion-plagued region.
Having served to brighten
homes during the Yuletide season,
they are trucked out into the
country, dumped into arroyos, and
packed down to provide traps for
soil being washed away by rain.
The idea is spreading and mem
bers of the Izaac Walton League,
who sponsor it, hope it will gain
national acceptance.
It started five years ago, and as
a result, one big arroyo five or six
feet deep and a mile long has
grown up in grass, and others are
showing improvement.
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Elks & Emblem Club
Christmas Party
Saturday, December 20
Elks Club
Bring a "ift
Elks & their ladies — Emblem Club
members & escorts
Turkey Shoot %
Sunday, Dec. 21
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Abercrombie Shooting Range - For All Ages
10-12 years-13-15 years - — Adults
.22 cal. rifles at 75 yards
Entry fee per target Sl.OO
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