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Show PAGE EIGHT THE SAN JUAN RECORD FRIDAY, AUGUST S, 1958- CRSS ill MONTICELLO . LITTLE LEAGUE Team Standings Includmg games of August 4 Ml Young, M. ss Nielson, G. p Total EAGLES 25 4 cut of 5 watch breakdowns star- t- but -- 'jo $ i aQ!? nc a f e I x The exclusive flexible balance wheel with the shock, is 100 guaranteed against damage. Most practical feature a watch can have, most practical buy you can make exclusive in our Wyler Incaflex watches. Handsomely designed models for men and women. cS3N rW HAWKS vf n bxmv 'K & dibtm "ft M 0 2 3 3 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 19 4 1 4 5 5 2 1 5 5 3 36 17 5 From The Catskill Mountain Star, Sangerties, N. Y.: There are "weeks a great many each year One of our contemporaries has plugged for a "Famiduring the summer. ly Week That paper points out that summer is, naturally, the time for entertaining visitors. Friends and traveling relatives drop in and some of them stay, especially if their homes are in cities and the visited ones live in the country, so to speak. Sandwiched in between these visits are sometimes, vacations and the preparations for them. Mom, as .sual, finds that her work load increases to an even higher peak during the summer months. Family Week would be a seven-da- y period during the season which the family selects. Visitors would be shooed away and all activities would be keyed to what Mother wants to do The family would eat out, help with the housework and keep the diggings pcked up. Pop would get a breather too. One of the rules would be that whatever hes slaving at painting the house or building a patio or something comes to a dead halt during Family Week. Instead of scurrying around, the family would just do what comes naturally loaf AB Hits imrr Sj. 'W . V, 4& 'L SNT ftCAitf pciurr-M- 1 Tuesday, August 5 MILKMEN 12 HAWKS HAWKS Boyle, rf Pehson- - C. mr ii rt 0 5 AB Hits Total 4L urnwirnniniTi 1 3 3 3 AB Hits .& BWuJMMMr y 25 3 WOODCHUCKS 9 Rowley, ss-- p Findlay, D. 3b LITTLE LEAGUE Findlay, R. 2b Schedule Hewitt, cf There will be a single elimina- Allred, 2b tion Tournament starting Monday, Wood, lb If August 11 for a County Little Lyman rf Cowan, League Chamionship. c Corbin, fol is schedule round as First lows: Bluff vs. Blanding North at Total EAGLES Bluff at 10.00 ajn. Milkmen vs. La Sal 5:30 p.m. Service vs. Thompson, cf Conoco Lymans Woodchucks at Blanding 5:30 p.m. Frost, 2b Hawks vs. Eagles at Monticello Young, Gp 3.00 p.m. Heal, T. ss The second round will be play- Heal, S. 3b ed Wednesday. All managers will Eastin, rf be informed about the tournament Young, L. rf rules. Gage, If Monday, August 4 Scrogum, lb MILKMEN 6 ILUVKS 7 Barton, J. c o,- R, n, AB Hits - $49.95 here is where From the Lincoln Times, N. C.; People are interesting subjects of conversation, and all of us talk about other people some much more than others. If youll notice there are some among us who spend most of their conversational time talking about other people. This is good, perhaps, if we are sympathetic and say good things about our neighbors and fellow men. But some of us are inclined to gossip about practically anyone and spread all sorts of tales, even exaggerating them as we go. One bad thing about tearing down people is that ones time is purwasted on a suit. Did you ever notice that the man or woman who is busy doing things, planning things, and thinking ahead, has little time to sit around talking about menial things and other people? He or she who is not idle, will usually spend less time in the art of gossip than do the idle, the envious, and those who want to attract attention above all else. 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