Refugio County Record (Refugio, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 25, Ed. 1 Monday, February 15, 1965 Page: 2 of 4
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Refueio County Record, Mon., Feb. 15, 1965 Page 2
.rector, GAINES DOG RESEARCH CENTER
ANSWfRINC A*LOST POc"aD, POLICE IN DOWNEY,
CALIF., FOUND 32 STOLEN DOGS AND THUS
PRPKE A WIDESPREAD DOCNAPPING RACKET
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IN^ai/lT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE NUMBER OF HOUNDS IN A
PACK BE KEPT AT 40 COUPLES (60 HOUNDS) FOR "THE BEST SPORT “
© 1965 Gaines Dog Research Center. N Y. C.
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WHAT IS A BOY?
Not long ago I found a very
striking definition of a boy. It
read as follows:
“Between the innocence of
childhood and the dignity of
manhood, we find a delightful
creature called a boy. Boys are
found everywhere—on top of,
underneath, inside of, climbing
on, swinging from, running
around or jumping to. Mothers
love them, little girls hate them,
older sisters and brothers toler-
ate them, adults ignore them,
and Heaven protects them. A
boy is Truth with dirt on its
face, Beauty with a cut on its
finger, Wisdom with bubble gum
in its hair, and the Hope of the
future with a frog in his poc-
ket.”
The important thing to be not-
ed, especially by parents, teach-
ers, ministers and all the rest of
us, is that a boy is more than
appears on the surface. If he is
sometimes confusing to us, re-
member that he is also confus-
ing to himself. He appears cyni-
cal but he is full of idealism;
he loves the horrible and the
ugly but he is also moved by
beauty; he shuns demonstrative
affection but he hungers for love
and recognition.
Albert Schweitzer, the fa-
mous missionary doctor in equa-
torial Africa who recently cele-
brated his 90th birthday, tells
that when it was time for him
to be confirmed his pastor went
to his parents and said he did
not think the boy was serious
enough to make this Christian
decision. Schweitzer says ac-
tually he was so much in earn-
est, and so overcome by the
seriousness of the promises he
was about to make, that he was
physically sick.
Trebonius, one of the teachers
of Martin Luther when the lat-
ter was a boy in school, had
the habit of taking off his hat
as he entered the schoolroom.
When he was asked why he did
this in the face of a roomful of
squirming adolescents, he re-
plied: “I am in the presence
of future doctors, lawyers, lead-
ers of the Church and the1 State
—I do this to pay them honor.”
Take another look at that boy
in your home—he is often puz-
zling, but he is highly potential!
Are you too embarrassed to
hitchhike?
Are you tired of walking from
your car after it breaks down,
to the nearest service station?
If you are, read on.
What follows is a list of items
to carry in your car. Most peo-
ple, we agree, know that they
SHOULD carry these things,
but, nevertheless, we know that
most people don’t. In case you’re
in the mood to stock your car
now with some trouble-avoiding
items, though, here’s the list
for your convenience:
Flashlight. For an emergen-
cy light under the hood and
for checking tires at night.
Spare tire, jack and lug
wrench. Don’t laugh. Many peo-
ple discover only when a tire
goes flat that they don’t have
a spare, or that it doesn’t have ,
air in it.
Warning signal, such as a
flare or flasher in case of break-
down.
First-Aid kit. List blood types
of the members of your family
and paste it under the lid. !
Your insurance identification
card. It’s surprising to hear
from insurance agents how:
many customers don’t call them
after an accident, because they
forgot their card or even the
name of their insurance com-
pany.
A sturdy chain or rope can be
indispensable if you need a tow
in case of engine breakdown.
Dark glasses, small change
in a holder (for emergency
phone calls from isolated spots)
and a detailed map of your lo-
cal area also can help you avoid
pestiferous inconveniences. Of-
ten it’s easier to find your way
to the other side of the country
than to the other side of town.
For people who don’t go south
for the winter, tire chains and
a windshield scraper are life
savers. So are a bucket of sand
or skid pads, a folding shovel
—and a waftn blanket in case
you become snowbound.
To people who tend to pro-
crastinate we can only say:
Force yourself! Buy that spare
tire now. The time you save will
be your own.
My Neighbors
CROSSWORD
Answer
ACROSS
1. Sounding,
as bells
8. Naval title
10. Potato
(dial.)
11. Leaves out
13. Decorate
14. Wood-
shaping
machine
15. Fortify
16. Owned
17. Half an em
18. Folder
21. Skill
22. Hint
23. Pole
25. Beast of
burden
27. Qualifica-
tion tests
'31. French
article
32. Pigpen
33. Insolent talk
(slang)
34. Harangue
36. Lizard
38. More h:
sagacious
-39. Tardier
40. Portends ' ‘
42. Compensa-
tion
DOWN
1. River into
Chesapeake
Bay (poss.)
2. Arabian
chieftain
3. So be it!
4. Behold!
,5. Excessive
veneration
6. A wanderer 25. Below
7. Pluck
8. Unit
nucleus
(mil.)
9. Anesthetic
10. South
African
Dutch
12. Dispatched
16. Pronoun :
19. Chinese
perfecture
20. Literate
21. Fawns
upon.
24. Hawaiian
bird
(naut.)
26. Fine
line
of a
letter
28. Rail,
way
(abbr.)
29. Pre-
vail-
ing
conditions 36. Genus of
30. Mast lily
32. Cubic meter 37. Wanders
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stringed 41. British
instrument (abbr.)
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Irritations affect twice as many women
-as men and may make you tense and
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“We can live with our own
faults but the faults of others
get on our nerves
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“1 was hoping you’d ask me
about that.”
each morning vath his cook
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The worlds have been
framed by the word of God—
(Heb. 11:3).
The substance of God is al-
ways at hand. Our worlds are
framed by our word of God,
by our prayers of faith, by
our affirmations of His divine
leadership.
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