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Note: W~nt to know bow to get a . confession? Sheriff R~ Hartenbach might welcome a up or two from Dean E. o..saunders wbo has lleen getting confessions from boye for ·.~1 law infraetions for aearly 63 years. A host of pareots «110 could 1l!e the Dean's method In today's a1'1iele on The Amerionn Bo~. Dean Saunders reports a techmque he bas used " tlnce the turn of the ccnt!lry. Long since he began using it in a practical way, the met hod has bee11 the subJect of num~rous ' tat l>ooks on child behovior Try 11 sometime. !lOW TO GET A CONt' ESSION B) E 0. Saunders Journey's End, Pomeroy, Ohio ...... ., . ' ... • • • i ' .' ' •DU1Jr UDtiaeJ. ~-itiddltpm, 0., Ilardi t,11S7-I· ' . ·~ I . Daily Sentinel Day Book Need To Get AConfession? · " .,. ' (all -~ ~~~ Tp MilT WIDNISDAY 1'be Amateur Gardener! CJyb wiU meet Wednesday evehlng at ' the borne of Nt'l. Paul Leonard, Mason, with Mra. E. II. alate 11 the co-ho!l~u. GaeaL ·•pel~er for the meet1ag WJ.k "'be ..h:IJllel & TitUs Rutland, who w1U speak on "Soil Chemistry." fie is a8SOC.lated with tbe Srpokslde CbemleaJ CDtnpany. . ' ' MrJ. Robert B;elbel, Regional Di. rector of .t~ Ohio ~!ion ~f Garden CluJ;>!, an(l lln. James Jackson, Ewtngtod, Pa.!lt Re&ional Dlteetoi", altencWJ a tneetin1 of '. J! 'lf .J "Speak gently to the erring, Know they must have toiled in vain , Perchance unkindness made them so, Oh, win them back again." - Anon. To get • confession ftom !lOme one who has committed • Wi'OM, Is not easy. EspeciallY lo this true, if the accusf(! Is ot lilp, school age. Most boys of tbe adoleocent periOd have de· "Je!Ofi<\d consideuble wiD power and when they have decided 'uJM!n a definite stand, more than ordinary persu>Sion Is neccs, ~~jlel~cQilfe~on. L , . . , ,, .'. • _ IllY liltill;yeart. as vean or Boys m a sentor ' high , •;c . I, mlmy ,l!ll!lj!$ of baa conduct wer~ >hro,ugbt to ll)o for so· ' Itt ;'4ly tills' lonil experience I devel~ a plan ctf 'JITllCed~ we llat ~eldo)n (oiled oo brlllg a cpnfesston, if I felt tttat the, student was g~iltJ<.. .· ' 'I · . . · il'lt! m¢ho'd was Qlilt, different Ir:om th~t of a else in . ·~urt . The first thing i•II! . Pu~ llle boy at ease. M)lke feel t ": lh•t' you are his frieqd, wliJcli cali .be done ~ 1 ftlett~ con· "• :\itrsation entil'ely forelgil to tbe misconduct in question. · ·Po not give hlm an opportunity to deny that be had don!' '· 1 the wrong thing. Be<!ause if he says, "No, I did not do it," ho. Will hold to this statement, regardl..s of your procedure 'from !hell on; Begin with questions that are irrelevant to the conduct of which he has been charged by hia teacher, and gradu· ally approach the question In mind. The boy may be told thaot he did somethlnll recently that hej should not have done, and wlll h~ tell what It was. mti• stat.. ment can safely be made, for none of them are perfect). He will 2enerallv aniiWer by naming some minor offense, but must be told at this point that lt is something else that is wanted. t:-orle. Riffle, llpyd ~rrr. Anyone who has had a lot of experience in school wor: with Mormt Ri>uah, Robert springer. &.leO. Smith, Carol~n St. ClaJr. boys can, from the boy's attitude decide in his own min wHe· 0 llt'lt• tltaiDoter, llarll)'ll Stock tMr the student is illnocent or guilty. Keep on asking 1ft ~ Teo!ol'd, Dlllili W•tJ;on, deeds of misconduct; as his list grows smalle~ he finally comes f1 i<an Webtler. Jftl<· \V....,. ll!lld to the ~ne t~at Is wanted. In the beginning the is f' ~ &lihdel. ' ·' · · tl&lliJo Gtlld!l· Dtolll Br61m, tettoe both physically and mentally, but as he time when he is perplexed as to what to say he to rePomeroy Benlor mp S<bool bar ~ Boruile ilti:bno II.,.. lm!. It is first noticed In hls facial exg;esslon'. then li3ted 6'1 students on the lour'ti garot Handley, Erie Hart, Terry bts lower jaw drops and a •ll"ht quiv Is noticable. When olx .weets honor roll today !171' th• I Kni)fht, John MeMurr~J. ' Mitha<•i ., ., ptl'lod ending March 1, whtle Ule 1Roberts, Mjchael Swattel, Jacl;: te Is observed all there is to do is to walt, for he is well on Pdmeroy Junior High listed 8U !OJ' Thomas, Howard \WD; Nancy the Town and 'C(Iuntry Gardrn CllliJ at the hom~ of Mn. Jenon-1 Jnb 'FOul, Hamdei>. ,Th~y. Topie of the ~·>it•~ wol ''Conrer- • ntion" Jllven by ·a .OOuftf;y ConserYIIilon offiee:r. ., .J •• TO The will meet the ...... or !Ira. with 'Afro. Wlllilll!t te~·· ~· hi" 9:00 .Pomeroy H R ll A onor s re f,. Rem• ' Announced 10.00 10·30 11.2:11(1 ExecUtive Bbard In Mi~~ttin 'lbe ,..n'• Jl.. , In ex&emelv hard ca-ses I have given the bov paper and a pen. in the grade and 18 In thi? ter Walter Grueser, Aut] Hamm , _ , _... b fot Lenten ..tvle l · - ..... Su,~ma:n 8:1!11 Wo•tnlft.Ut l:30 Ne,.. Piclure 8:f5 Sport.o l!y• ._vift!Min ... ~- ~~, , illr<a It, I p. m. In tlu! AV'tome on essM~..st;,.~· belh Fiek president J!Gttetnutt Ave. ~ss G 8 ided at the meet· PIJ.. wiU lie made for the ehnJ> or 1 .e d u11 pr~ ld • to ehange ter'o Bll:th!lu eelebrollon for u road to confession. the. same period. Wood eard Sharon YWfig and mg an It wa• ec e.,. April df!O. Sortly llliloecl 1t Ita On the Semor Hl(h list ther~ Willi It YOung • ,J. . the date of the next m'eeting from re1ular fueetlnt will be memben ' ·' If 'dut·ing the questionJng he hesitates to answer that 1S were 25 Senlore, 20 Juniors and se:e~th GrPde Anffl'~(:Arno'U. Aprll 24, to May 1 at w:h g:e Willer Kennedy •n« QeO,Ie Nor·' 22 Sop,homorrs while the JunlDr 1\ii.ke Bowen, Joyce Bue~ey. Eel there will be a sue.st ape r m oelroad, ]>l'dent11 In M•ll• Gen· 1 iJgn that he is weakening in his stand not to confess: Don't ' Jist i<J> soon on an answer, the longer he hesitates the better High listed 37 Ninth graders, 14 ward Buffington, Rola~- Carp('n· Columbus. __ _ eral Hoapltrl. Cllurek mol O:OQ 11t11 itMil J , ,. , T:OO Sold!~ro Of F-a. · T::lll ·Nt,l. ':Klnl" Clo!o . 7:45 ~Newt 8:00 Sir Lancelot B::!O Sl&tlley 1 o· •· 1 j cll, with this statement. "I am going to. Jmive you cllone Seven Oe~nle Kapple, Ba~bata Log:m <me Sr,uth, AStona.n TracY, Dart wen t v mInu t es. wh en I r~turn vou have wrllten on that ~••~••I are theSCHOOL listings· HIGH • 'fOI'J'Y , 0~ 1 Vidm.,er il w,kRussc'l, lene Watson, d 1 Judy Vaucha~. Char· • ' TotnJii\I' ~e~llltement that YOU ~now T am after," It usuar Arthur Arnold, Rita ~··~ Rc~~:kle Sel ,g.,J>I.:.~ ~~·~, .~~~ •,·,, , , '""dd·ftot hnve ,lcr:,..t~~e to len me face to f but Ted Bee&le, 1\amora !loicc, ............. a~'''''""'"" •. J. >·.... , ••••~ wo . When left 'i lltr It In writing. ' Davl•. _ . . . Don~fnn, ·u· m~::_.· It must be ke3t lri mind nit through this intervidw that ==~~ H!~~~~~~·c~:.:;.~·:!~: boy reels that the teache~ Is his friend. ' Ruth llln'at. , ! By 0 R A L R 0 a E R T S ; • ;: World Day Of Prayer Services He1d At EnterpriserEUB Mauril!e f.ohnton, ,Ray JobniQn , MUtob Llrltber\, Danny Morris, June O'Brien Tom P('t&ingor, Eor. lene lenJhaw A\m1 ReYI'IOids, Ro· 'l:. AB'lJllDlllll Tl'rb hJ111 rm : .............. •••• ............. , ••••••• : Bert li.obortt, Rlta Seholl, Ju(lith Speneer, t~b1da Stockton, Ja'nct Struble and Lll• Terrell. Juhrorl: Janet Ables, DorOthy Arnold, JameJ Baker Edwm Bon· ey, Ghm CeeJI, Larry Curtie, Pat• t)' Douala•, NevadiJ G,ruescr, Dor.s Ann Imboden, Barton Cttmpbell Nor~ott 1\•ulzllng, Katllern Row-~, !iue Smith, WUlh•m St{'rrett, ll.an StrU.ble, Bernfce T6oma, Doria ~nn W&UI, Marilyn Whil~. and Larry- Tracy. TV GAMI- Sophomores: Ann Baker, Gal'J Barnllt, Plttlela Bllkealee, James Carpenter, Janet Carpenter. Freda DUI, Linda Folmer, P1ul Folmel\ Grover. ,. Atflloltt ....... .,.... 4!i0041 ......... . .......... •r .............. ...... '·.:~·.....,..., ' .w •''• ·J. II f . . -.,....., loy ~~~ ,.._. ••I•• .... ·~."; ·" '- hlalo '"--" - · '·I' ' ._ ' \1' ' H 910 OW,.Ur .·v•u·· 'r r ' ' . ,, j ' ~ ,...:'t'~. ., ' ' ! '' . . ·D . MRY . . . ... ' ' .,I . ....... ...... . . ' . I, .I .J ••... , &~ ~ ,, ,\.(- ·:~ ... · I, , �- ... • .... 1-DaDy Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., March 9, 1987 ,. t • \ . Ed. Note: W~nt to know bow to get a . confession? Sheriff R~ Hartenbach might welcome a up or two from Dean E. o..saunders wbo has lleen getting confessions from boye for ·.~1 law infraetions for aearly 63 years. A host of pareots «110 could 1l!e the Dean's method In today's a1'1iele on The Amerionn Bo~. Dean Saunders reports a techmque he bas used " tlnce the turn of the ccnt!lry. Long since he began using it in a practical way, the met hod has bee11 the subJect of num~rous ' tat l>ooks on child behovior Try 11 sometime. !lOW TO GET A CONt' ESSION B) E 0. Saunders Journey's End, Pomeroy, Ohio ...... ., . ' ... • • • i ' .' ' •DU1Jr UDtiaeJ. ~-itiddltpm, 0., Ilardi t,11S7-I· ' . ·~ I . Daily Sentinel Day Book Need To Get AConfession? · " .,. ' (all -~ ~~~ Tp MilT WIDNISDAY 1'be Amateur Gardener! CJyb wiU meet Wednesday evehlng at ' the borne of Nt'l. Paul Leonard, Mason, with Mra. E. II. alate 11 the co-ho!l~u. GaeaL ·•pel~er for the meet1ag WJ.k "'be ..h:IJllel & TitUs Rutland, who w1U speak on "Soil Chemistry." fie is a8SOC.lated with tbe Srpokslde CbemleaJ CDtnpany. . ' ' MrJ. Robert B;elbel, Regional Di. rector of .t~ Ohio ~!ion ~f Garden CluJ;>!, an(l lln. James Jackson, Ewtngtod, Pa.!lt Re&ional Dlteetoi", altencWJ a tneetin1 of '. J! 'lf .J "Speak gently to the erring, Know they must have toiled in vain , Perchance unkindness made them so, Oh, win them back again." - Anon. To get • confession ftom !lOme one who has committed • Wi'OM, Is not easy. EspeciallY lo this true, if the accusf(! Is ot lilp, school age. Most boys of tbe adoleocent periOd have de· "Je!Ofi<\d consideuble wiD power and when they have decided 'uJM!n a definite stand, more than ordinary persu>Sion Is neccs, ~~jlel~cQilfe~on. L , . . , ,, .'. • _ IllY liltill;yeart. as vean or Boys m a sentor ' high , •;c . I, mlmy ,l!ll!lj!$ of baa conduct wer~ >hro,ugbt to ll)o for so· ' Itt ;'4ly tills' lonil experience I devel~ a plan ctf 'JITllCed~ we llat ~eldo)n (oiled oo brlllg a cpnfesston, if I felt tttat the, student was g~iltJ<.. .· ' 'I · . . · il'lt! m¢ho'd was Qlilt, different Ir:om th~t of a else in . ·~urt . The first thing i•II! . Pu~ llle boy at ease. M)lke feel t ": lh•t' you are his frieqd, wliJcli cali .be done ~ 1 ftlett~ con· "• :\itrsation entil'ely forelgil to tbe misconduct in question. · ·Po not give hlm an opportunity to deny that be had don!' '· 1 the wrong thing. Be<!ause if he says, "No, I did not do it," ho. Will hold to this statement, regardl..s of your procedure 'from !hell on; Begin with questions that are irrelevant to the conduct of which he has been charged by hia teacher, and gradu· ally approach the question In mind. The boy may be told thaot he did somethlnll recently that hej should not have done, and wlll h~ tell what It was. mti• stat.. ment can safely be made, for none of them are perfect). He will 2enerallv aniiWer by naming some minor offense, but must be told at this point that lt is something else that is wanted. t:-orle. Riffle, llpyd ~rrr. Anyone who has had a lot of experience in school wor: with Mormt Ri>uah, Robert springer. &.leO. Smith, Carol~n St. ClaJr. boys can, from the boy's attitude decide in his own min wHe· 0 llt'lt• tltaiDoter, llarll)'ll Stock tMr the student is illnocent or guilty. Keep on asking 1ft ~ Teo!ol'd, Dlllili W•tJ;on, deeds of misconduct; as his list grows smalle~ he finally comes f1 i<an Webtler. Jftl<· \V....,. ll!lld to the ~ne t~at Is wanted. In the beginning the is f' ~ &lihdel. ' ·' · · tl&lliJo Gtlld!l· Dtolll Br61m, tettoe both physically and mentally, but as he time when he is perplexed as to what to say he to rePomeroy Benlor mp S<bool bar ~ Boruile ilti:bno II.,.. lm!. It is first noticed In hls facial exg;esslon'. then li3ted 6'1 students on the lour'ti garot Handley, Erie Hart, Terry bts lower jaw drops and a •ll"ht quiv Is noticable. When olx .weets honor roll today !171' th• I Kni)fht, John MeMurr~J. ' Mitha<•i ., ., ptl'lod ending March 1, whtle Ule 1Roberts, Mjchael Swattel, Jacl;: te Is observed all there is to do is to walt, for he is well on Pdmeroy Junior High listed 8U !OJ' Thomas, Howard \WD; Nancy the Town and 'C(Iuntry Gardrn CllliJ at the hom~ of Mn. Jenon-1 Jnb 'FOul, Hamdei>. ,Th~y. Topie of the ~·>it•~ wol ''Conrer- • ntion" Jllven by ·a .OOuftf;y ConserYIIilon offiee:r. ., .J •• TO The will meet the ...... or !Ira. with 'Afro. Wlllilll!t te~·· ~· hi" 9:00 .Pomeroy H R ll A onor s re f,. Rem• ' Announced 10.00 10·30 11.2:11(1 ExecUtive Bbard In Mi~~ttin 'lbe ,..n'• Jl.. , In ex&emelv hard ca-ses I have given the bov paper and a pen. in the grade and 18 In thi? ter Walter Grueser, Aut] Hamm , _ , _... b fot Lenten ..tvle l · - ..... Su,~ma:n 8:1!11 Wo•tnlft.Ut l:30 Ne,.. Piclure 8:f5 Sport.o l!y• ._vift!Min ... ~- ~~, , illr<a It, I p. m. In tlu! AV'tome on essM~..st;,.~· belh Fiek president J!Gttetnutt Ave. ~ss G 8 ided at the meet· PIJ.. wiU lie made for the ehnJ> or 1 .e d u11 pr~ ld • to ehange ter'o Bll:th!lu eelebrollon for u road to confession. the. same period. Wood eard Sharon YWfig and mg an It wa• ec e.,. April df!O. Sortly llliloecl 1t Ita On the Semor Hl(h list ther~ Willi It YOung • ,J. . the date of the next m'eeting from re1ular fueetlnt will be memben ' ·' If 'dut·ing the questionJng he hesitates to answer that 1S were 25 Senlore, 20 Juniors and se:e~th GrPde Anffl'~(:Arno'U. Aprll 24, to May 1 at w:h g:e Willer Kennedy •n« QeO,Ie Nor·' 22 Sop,homorrs while the JunlDr 1\ii.ke Bowen, Joyce Bue~ey. Eel there will be a sue.st ape r m oelroad, ]>l'dent11 In M•ll• Gen· 1 iJgn that he is weakening in his stand not to confess: Don't ' Jist i<J> soon on an answer, the longer he hesitates the better High listed 37 Ninth graders, 14 ward Buffington, Rola~- Carp('n· Columbus. __ _ eral Hoapltrl. Cllurek mol O:OQ 11t11 itMil J , ,. , T:OO Sold!~ro Of F-a. · T::lll ·Nt,l. ':Klnl" Clo!o . 7:45 ~Newt 8:00 Sir Lancelot B::!O Sl&tlley 1 o· •· 1 j cll, with this statement. "I am going to. Jmive you cllone Seven Oe~nle Kapple, Ba~bata Log:m <me Sr,uth, AStona.n TracY, Dart wen t v mInu t es. wh en I r~turn vou have wrllten on that ~••~••I are theSCHOOL listings· HIGH • 'fOI'J'Y , 0~ 1 Vidm.,er il w,kRussc'l, lene Watson, d 1 Judy Vaucha~. Char· • ' TotnJii\I' ~e~llltement that YOU ~now T am after," It usuar Arthur Arnold, Rita ~··~ Rc~~:kle Sel ,g.,J>I.:.~ ~~·~, .~~~ •,·,, , , '""dd·ftot hnve ,lcr:,..t~~e to len me face to f but Ted Bee&le, 1\amora !loicc, ............. a~'''''""'"" •. J. >·.... , ••••~ wo . When left 'i lltr It In writing. ' Davl•. _ . . . Don~fnn, ·u· m~::_.· It must be ke3t lri mind nit through this intervidw that ==~~ H!~~~~~~·c~:.:;.~·:!~: boy reels that the teache~ Is his friend. ' Ruth llln'at. , ! By 0 R A L R 0 a E R T S ; • ;: World Day Of Prayer Services He1d At EnterpriserEUB Mauril!e f.ohnton, ,Ray JobniQn , MUtob Llrltber\, Danny Morris, June O'Brien Tom P('t&ingor, Eor. lene lenJhaw A\m1 ReYI'IOids, Ro· 'l:. AB'lJllDlllll Tl'rb hJ111 rm : .............. •••• ............. , ••••••• : Bert li.obortt, Rlta Seholl, Ju(lith Speneer, t~b1da Stockton, Ja'nct Struble and Lll• Terrell. Juhrorl: Janet Ables, DorOthy Arnold, JameJ Baker Edwm Bon· ey, Ghm CeeJI, Larry Curtie, Pat• t)' Douala•, NevadiJ G,ruescr, Dor.s Ann Imboden, Barton Cttmpbell Nor~ott 1\•ulzllng, Katllern Row-~, !iue Smith, WUlh•m St{'rrett, ll.an StrU.ble, Bernfce T6oma, Doria ~nn W&UI, Marilyn Whil~. and Larry- Tracy. TV GAMI- Sophomores: Ann Baker, Gal'J Barnllt, Plttlela Bllkealee, James Carpenter, Janet Carpenter. Freda DUI, Linda Folmer, P1ul Folmel\ Grover. ,. Atflloltt ....... .,.... 4!i0041 ......... . .......... •r .............. ...... '·.:~·.....,..., ' .w •''• ·J. II f . . -.,....., loy ~~~ ,.._. ••I•• .... ·~."; ·" '- hlalo '"--" - · '·I' ' ._ ' \1' ' H 910 OW,.Ur .·v•u·· 'r r ' ' . ,, j ' ~ ,...:'t'~. ., ' ' ! '' . . ·D . MRY . . . ... ' ' .,I . ....... ...... . . ' . I, .I .J ••... , &~ ~ ,, ,\.(- ·:~ ... · I, , �. . ' o. 1057 ~ Sl!atlllel, ~y-Middleport, o., ~b Notionol Ul Week Seeks To Show Boys, • Harrisonville Club Showing :Great Activity $Ciaolarships Are A' eFor EeStudy· Gifl~,ltnplalt-'ff 01 Woriictg TQaf&lter lnCiubs'EvetyWhereln ThisAmeika · .. 1 ~AULINI By MilS. Advltor 11 +litl!di .. The Ezteiudoa Ser· United StJtes 'to every ATII!NI , Olrlf 4-11 ~The Harrilonvllle Honor Qlrll ' ._,H C.,b 1Jis organlted la iMB · 1for!or Willi flvo llltlo ibit ,III'O!W,.'llo ' . or . fodowlng year • III'OJIII bolb l ~ aA,d &irll ewGlW. Th• 1 in· terest and enth111iasm arew l&fltil · HERE COKES THE · 1..,. the ·IJJ:riDI ,el 1951 thefl W4:J •ueh a el!l'Olllllo•l that Vltill AL· kina: volunt~ered to take the !Boys 4-H BANDWAGON elqb. MilS RIA · The)' took the Rame ol v!Uelloaor ·Reva Rea Cites Influences Of Club For Her In Me:p Count1 many mertb· mlt and lbe D-.lly SenUul ar~ I H~~q~an­ ·oopnating ' to brinJ to evel')·one II>, otory Of 4-H d~b - k II IOlllt. Tbo l!'d'f'doul llllpaot ·•1> 1Q tbt live• of tbe 1500 bay• an<! ~lJ of Mll!i" Coufttt PJfllcipa~inJ In tll.Li el•tt went: aetu will be _.-ed neopt Ill CODiealmoot and ..llllacttoa that gro•n uu·a. eQOJJ'tltive wor~ AJid plQ'. Be>¥• 4·H el~]!. SOme of the members !lllrrled, IOine trah•· lDI f01 care~N ln tb.eit cbost>n n~dl . some •ervinl ln t~e mllit.aiv servlee aa4 a tew have dropped out of tbe club. 1 TRf! Congratulations ' • RIGHT WAY ~:£f'~, 4-H'ERS ond '-IADERS IS Ttl! .ALLEN APPLIANCE 4·H POMI!(ROY .. !lfAIN ST. WAY ~~tf . (Hgratul. 'ic.~ · 4-:H CLUBS ..... ,._~DERS · ' Up 1'lli K "'Good ... Congratulations! ' BATQN IWUGE, La. UP • Ne tr9 OJ!'(:ommlU!lil IIBIUllQI John son Q!!lolortln Luther KliiJ,IO~th , SWISPieR. LOHSE OR UGS Ph 'I. IIIIIID 8I. '' . Lectders ern Nefl'o Jn.teeratlon leadeT' ''Tbt 1outhera Negro under Kin · ~evel;::d Ibe Idea thol all wbH• ar.e 1 · alnlt him ... It can Jear' p omeroy oae 9 Work ltvolvtlon 4-H CLUB$ and , LEADERS SUGAR RUN 1 tl ROUI MIU. ~~~~~~~~~-~on~ly~~re~v~o~u~~on~"_._._.~ Ph011e ISO .,... ,, ..... Mulberry Ave. '' ......_,,. .•. KeepUpTh• GOOD WO~K ~· ;; • .• " ' ; SUCCESS ~:: - .. ·•IN EVERY DAY LIVING •WITH GOD ond YOUil PELLOWMAH I I •·H 4-H Week '. ' ' .. ' ·, Congratulations Clufi ond .Leodenr· ' I '"; .... .' I ···· ~''{'' ' ' . ' ' . '. - , ,7' . • ~ March 2-9 . 'the obHrllanee Of NaUonal 4-R Club We~k. Mare~ til. It an opportunity to sal~~\1 tbe 111ore tb8J1 two million 4·H boys and girls wbo ue ijklna Important strides towl"" liD· er cl~ruhlp. Whether It be learnln&llflter c•e 111d operation of !ani ICIIQfll'~ muterjDJa bomemaidnJ 'kill, 4·H merilb•ra acq~ lnlliaUve, reapoulblllty aild ~­ .-.hlp. W• commend tbem for their dediU tloa tQ \he fourfold developllltllt Of ,lln\1, Heart, Raada, and Health through the 4-H prolfllll. .f ' I ·~· i ' . . ..... First Natio.,al Bank J• ~ .I ' l I. ::·.. ' ~ lj WI .SALUTE ·· 'tH• • • '"" Cttile~i of To~J~Oti'Qw \ I f • • . ' ! . I· nJe.Po. .mltli· ~y .C•ntent ' ' ·' ' ,,. .. ' I ' · ~- ' '. \~.• ~ l ' 'IJ • • c , "'' Ql ' • ," w ~~,o~·~~~· · 01' CONTIN~ "4t .. i ·4,.;_! • • ~ · ·>.'. ',, . . ' ,. ' I •: ' .. '. I .. ' ·~ . This Ad Sponsored By The:~l31lqwing 1 :,j • Cf. ' ' ,)I '" , Your 4tH Key--· ·. - - - Is Your Key To Success · Keep up thl!'lplendld wtlrt.wbtCh has ~one so much to guide tbe ·youtb Qf our. couniry ·!>n the· pa~ Of decent living, for God and country. .-.,v, REMEM·I Itt.· .,~ ,; Tit• ~;~~;"•" 4·hl 91!!~~;~.ici Le~ders .. 4-H ,L·EAI)ERS! ' MJI(I' ·9<JUNTY t' · ' { 4-H 'tJ.UB WEEK MAll¢.H :&it ;r ·, ·' ' , . Poaaen;y ,: , '\ I . TO THJ ". T~the~· t•.. itte~~~.~~~ ,. ,PC..rmers Bank ond Savings co..gretu,.'ttons, ', i(t'•c, ' ., I WAY! , CONGRAT ·ULATIONS BMiae; 0. ' ' ~H Racine Home Bank •• . • ' . They're Leornlnt The Citizens National Bank .,, . B11tlud hmeroJ • ....... . ' ....... fte Association Meig1 County .anker1 Pomeroy Hetiovaal B-.nk • ' ' •. · ~ --- ~'-·'··'' ,) .'.,. I' ......... .... ..'.. ~. ~ I �. . ' o. 1057 ~ Sl!atlllel, ~y-Middleport, o., ~b Notionol Ul Week Seeks To Show Boys, • Harrisonville Club Showing :Great Activity $Ciaolarships Are A' eFor EeStudy· Gifl~,ltnplalt-'ff 01 Woriictg TQaf&lter lnCiubs'EvetyWhereln ThisAmeika · .. 1 ~AULINI By MilS. Advltor 11 +litl!di .. The Ezteiudoa Ser· United StJtes 'to every ATII!NI , Olrlf 4-11 ~The Harrilonvllle Honor Qlrll ' ._,H C.,b 1Jis organlted la iMB · 1for!or Willi flvo llltlo ibit ,III'O!W,.'llo ' . or . fodowlng year • III'OJIII bolb l ~ aA,d &irll ewGlW. Th• 1 in· terest and enth111iasm arew l&fltil · HERE COKES THE · 1..,. the ·IJJ:riDI ,el 1951 thefl W4:J •ueh a el!l'Olllllo•l that Vltill AL· kina: volunt~ered to take the !Boys 4-H BANDWAGON elqb. MilS RIA · The)' took the Rame ol v!Uelloaor ·Reva Rea Cites Influences Of Club For Her In Me:p Count1 many mertb· mlt and lbe D-.lly SenUul ar~ I H~~q~an­ ·oopnating ' to brinJ to evel')·one II>, otory Of 4-H d~b - k II IOlllt. Tbo l!'d'f'doul llllpaot ·•1> 1Q tbt live• of tbe 1500 bay• an<! ~lJ of Mll!i" Coufttt PJfllcipa~inJ In tll.Li el•tt went: aetu will be _.-ed neopt Ill CODiealmoot and ..llllacttoa that gro•n uu·a. eQOJJ'tltive wor~ AJid plQ'. Be>¥• 4·H el~]!. SOme of the members !lllrrled, IOine trah•· lDI f01 care~N ln tb.eit cbost>n n~dl . some •ervinl ln t~e mllit.aiv servlee aa4 a tew have dropped out of tbe club. 1 TRf! Congratulations ' • RIGHT WAY ~:£f'~, 4-H'ERS ond '-IADERS IS Ttl! .ALLEN APPLIANCE 4·H POMI!(ROY .. !lfAIN ST. WAY ~~tf . (Hgratul. 'ic.~ · 4-:H CLUBS ..... ,._~DERS · ' Up 1'lli K "'Good ... Congratulations! ' BATQN IWUGE, La. UP • Ne tr9 OJ!'(:ommlU!lil IIBIUllQI John son Q!!lolortln Luther KliiJ,IO~th , SWISPieR. LOHSE OR UGS Ph 'I. IIIIIID 8I. '' . 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