The Jamestown Journal, Volume 77, Numbers 17-52

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7,1954 THE JAMESTOWN JOURNAL PAGE SEVEN Jefferson SchoolNotes . . . The Home & School League held the immml teachers reception Fri­ day, October 1, In the School audi­ torium. Following the reception, all the parents were sent to school, while the students watched a movie. There were approximately 230 pre­ sent. The parents were given schedules of all classes and offered the opportunity to visit any and all clnsses possible. An 8 period sched­ ule was set up with only 10 minutes to a period. The Junior Home Ec. Class had a dinner at the Blltmorc Hotel in Dayton, Tuesday Sept, 28th. while Greeneview Elects Class Officers for School Year The following class officers were elected at Greeneview school for the 1954-55 school year: KHNIOUS President, Richard Hughes; V. P.re»„ Juno Sheets,• Secretary, Be­ verly Gill; Treasurer, Ruth Jenkins; Reporter, Carol Bowers. JUNIORS President, Ler'oy Allen; V. Pres, Barbara Bradds; Secretary, Ellen Smith; Treasurer, Russell Price; Reporter, Tom Staley. SOPHOMORES President, Doris Wlgal; V. Pres,, Herman Brickel; Secretary, Joan Rhoden; Treasurer, Melvin Miller; Reporter, Patty Gordon. FRESHMAN President, Cy Moorman; V, Pres. Carolyne Sheets; Secretary, Mar­ garet Carter; Treasurer, Maxine Swaney; Reporter, Charlene Shaw. L ong - h an d l e d wax appiier* have many use*. Use them for dusting walls, celling, dark closet corners, Venetian blinds and screens. JDf a freshly waxed floor Is marred by tracks from heavy shoes or overshoes, you can easily remove them by wet- ting the waxer and rubbing over ■pot*. Badly scratched furniture should first be rubbed with a scratch re- mover then polished. Rub (ha wood long enough for a dull shins so that fingerprints and dust do not show so readily. If drawer handles are loose Id their holes, fill with plastic wodt RECIPE OF THE WEEK Cranberry Almond Sauce 1 1-pound can Jellied cranbeary sauce, crushed 3 tablespoons orange marma­ lade 1 tablespoons lemon juice i % cup blanched almonds, halved Mix all Ingredients together and chill before serving with chicken, turkey or ham. FO R PLUMBING and HEATING call Floyd& F. E. Hrrper Ph. 4-7091 Ph. 4-8941 J a m e s to w n , Ohio their meals were being prepared, (lie class was taken on a tour of the hotel kitchen. A very enjoyable evening was had by nil. The 0th & 10th Home Ec class is sponsoring a bake sale Oct. 10 at Rockholds Meat Market in Jnmcs- towri. The County Health Department administered eye tests to all first and nineth graders. 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Van Tress, or Xenia, has made an entry in the Junior classes of the Jersey Show which is scheduled for Monday, October It, Dale Dean, Ridgway, Michigan, and Harold Kaescr, University of Ohio, Columbus, will judge the National Jersey Show held at this year’s largest showing of the 6 dairy breeds at Chicago, The Chicago show will be held in the air-conditioned International Amphitheatre, home of the famous 55-year-old International Live Stock Exposition, under whose manage­ ment and sponsorship the Dairy how la also conducted. Thirteen championship rodeo performances will bo the feature entertainment nt the event. The Cromer Rodeo Ranch, of Big Tim­ ber, Montana, will again furnish rough, bucking, outlaw stock for the competing cowboys, C L A M S T A L E s A S H n A K 1 H Y M E N H U L A A V 1 O A R B 1 T R A T 0 R w A N D E R O O R E M O T E tiaaa nana □atiaaa naatunaani man angaa taannri g a g a a a n a a a n n a aaaasi a a a a n aoa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a n a a n a n n a - — a a n n a a a iaa ILIE-IEHMSI Coffee-Making In Grandma’s Day Was A Job Coffee-making In Grandma’s day was quite a job, and happy re­ sults were not guaranteed. No two potfulls ever tasted alike. Today, with Improved coffee-making uten­ sils, the guesswork is gone. A dis­ play of coffee pots from'antiques to the shiny new ones is part of "In- dutrial Progress, U, S. A.,’’ coming to the Gas and Electric Building, 25 North Main Street, Dayton, October 18. The display, sponsored by Far- berware, is a part of the $1,000,000 exhibition from the Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, Dearborn, Michigan. 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