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PAGE TWELVE
,- Refine, I rudo
~ - ! --
~ Vhcn sifting flour three or f(mr
times for a fine cake, sift onto a piece
of clean paper. It is much easier to
pour from the paper back to the sifter
) than from a bowl or plate.
Harriet : "i'll never go anywhere
again with you so long as I live !"
Bert : "Why ?"
HS.rriet : "You asked Mrs. Smith
how her husband was standing the
heat, and he's been dead two months."
The "lze" boys--Hitler uses the per-
- - " r~
sonal pronoun I OllCe ill every .3
"LINi iARi*Aii ~0 words, Mussolini in 83, l~ooseve'lt in
A I i 100, Winston Churchill in 169, I)aladier
in 235, and Chamberlain in 249.
"Pardon me, young lady, in the mat-
ter uf your dress, don't you think you
! could show a little more discretion ?'
"My gosh ! Some of you fellows
aren't ever satisfied!"
SCOUT ACTIVITIES
Ccmrt of Honor, a three-day camp-
in~- trip, and a Christmas party, gave
i Scouts of Aval()n Troop One all active
program during the past week.
Braving the possibility of inclement
weather, eleven Scouts of the Troop,
under the leadership of Scoutmaster
Ted Sierks, set out under threatemng
~~'~VH "~'~'J~"/l~ OR ETIfl6$ " was begun with a nloonli~ht swim on
Friday night, in the sparkling waters of
1,ittle Harbor, followed by two days of
=:i: ~h: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: i more swmnmng, cookina, outdoor
~amcs. hikin/, and campcraft. Scout
f Comnlitteema(l Huah Smith generously
provided a truck and the services of a
driver for transportation to and from
I ~i!i~~:lt we qiid Ht;:~iia~!ii~ii?iii::i':nn i t"t" t'~rrr"sit e'
The week's activities were cuhninated
last night ( Vednesdav) with a Christ-
mas party at the Scout Hut, hostessed
by the Scout Mothers organization,
under the direction of Mrs. Hite, presi-
dent; Mrs. Ed Rinehart, secre'" : v, anPt
~ Mrs. lemfings, freasurcr. Scouts enjov-
| IIEYWOOD, ~, ~ ~r:,~, feed around the huge
Christmas tree 1)rovided and decorated
bv the Scout Mothers.
lw new Scouts, Corky Kn-k and
Ill Dry Goods ~,hir,rv 'Vindle, added to the roster of
:,: ihe ",'roop this week. Uro. ht t ,ta|
itt'~'ltitt'ifi~.~lt~~.~!t~~.W~.~~tl~.~~.:~.~.'~i~ number of registered and active mem-
bers to twent,~'-five in three full patrols,
i'[["llllllHlll'lllll'fllllllllll[['llHUll]llHl]llillll"[lllff'I ~H~H~H~}~HHH~H~}~H~[~;~;~;H~;~;~;~;;~[~I~h~.~i v ith Scout "Buddy Slllit h act ing as
2 Senior Patrol I.eader.
--O--
YOu A L ~E ~ ROTARY CLUB OF AVALON
LEARNS ABOUT ROADS
J
$
APPFEST
SEASON
HOOVER GROI ERY MARKET
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~i~lIft~i~~i~i~i~u~i~i~$I~i~4~}~~u~i~iN
SPECIAL
inner
WITH ALL THE FIXINGS
1 cOO CHILDREN
LINA CAFE
ROY E. TAYLOR
At the meeting of the Rotary Club
at noon last Friday, following dinner
at the Hotel St, Catherine, the mem-
bers learned more about California
roads, for which the state is noted.
The peolrle demand, the climate c(m-
curs, and the gasoline tax furnishes tile
money to put its roads in an enviable
condition.
It was the pleasure of the members
and visitors to enjoy a talk upon the
subject (,f highways by an outstand-
inc~ engineer, Mr. Verne T. Bunker,
who explained in a general way some
of the difficulties experienced in the
h~cation anti construction of highways
in rough and broken country, such as
evidenced on Santa Catalina Island.
The only visiting Rotarian was Wil-
liam H. Parcels of Corona.
Guest visitor's were A1 Pallas Jr
froul the Avalon High School; Roy
Morin, introduced by Glenn Hoover, and
young Bill ~ hite, introduced by Iris
father, the Mayor of Avalon.
Malcolm Renton, the club's vice-
president, cleverly introduced George
A. Taylor into the organization as a
new ntenlber.
The next tneetinfz of the Rotary Chlb
will be held at noon tomorrow, De-
cember 20, at the same place.
Order NOW, your copy of the His-
tory of Catalina!
THE CATALINA
HAULING-FOR-HIRE
LICENSES DUE
Operat~,rs of motor vehic!es
nlercharldise or passengers tot
public highways outside the c
limits of citi[as, nmst file ap
with the State t:;oard of Equa
for renewal t)f their licenses
larluarv 1, 1941 to avcdd a peru
100 per cent ~----~f rdelinquency"
Edward Martin of I on~ Be
the house guest of . {r. and ~.
tor Haves over the week-end.
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from
'sp0.~,l
LMK. AND MRS V t-L B(
J ARROWHEAD & PURl
[ WITER
L C.L. cRoW"
EYES EXA
Optical Repair
'N AVALOn D C Sff
for pPointment, $11
Avalon II1