Show I j i The Boys Column II t so tO DIG nAVE HAVE YOU ever thought how big you are Row How far tar y you u stretch How Ilow far Is far Have you ever felt youre you're the raging sea The rhe song songs of of the e bird Or the hum of the tho bee you ever felt what the flowers Rave Have feel Have you ever dreamed youre you're a a. waterwheel water waterwheel waterwheel wheel Have you ever va played like a a. ship afloat I A plane aloft Or a n fishing boat you ever sailed on a a. star at Rave Have night I you ever sat on a traffic light Have Have Rave you ever thought youre you're a trolley I car As much a bus as the man you are I If you never have then thea Its It's time you doit's do its it's B time to see how the world la Ia you William m B 8 S. Paxson Jr o o o oHO HO HOME ME IE WEEK AND lAm FAIR TIME JC OLD HOME Week cornea comes at about the time of the county fair Both are with picnic basket fried thicken chicken cake and Ice cream candy Whether you are buying a ticket at a fair gate Kate and listening to the noise of I Vendors or parking your car by those of relatives and friends In a shady picnic spot soot with only the sound of nature to I blend with voices of children fair time and family time come together The the I ferris wheel and round merry-go-round livestock show the display of Jellies jelles and flowers the lemonade stand and the grandstand add to the fair pageantry The rejoicing over good crops the exchange ex exchange ex- ex change of recipes the talk of weather I I and politics Is the enjoyment of the home tome week rally From Prom garden patch on the west coast the fields of Dixie the barns tarns of New England the county fair brings forth the show of mans man's wisdom in treatment of the soil In the management management management man man- of his flock and herd Whether storm and freeze snow and Ice have harried the homestead drought and scorching sun flooded fields I the crops the display of plump squash ruddy tomato prize heifer and hog blue ribbon rooster and pickle relish grace I Ithe the show each year The welcome that comes from the home town folks In old homo home week brings as much pleasure and aad enjoyment the renewing of friendships Is la equal to winning of blue ribbons I CARRY ON TilE THE TIGHT FIGHT YOU MIGHT be unpopular with the children In your home If you express disapproval of crime comic magazines However there Is a a. lot to be said by parents and teachers about the sensational sensational sensational sensa sensa- publications bought by children as comics Educators have warned of the ball bad Influence of such comics of crime crimo turns films of ot gangster radio thrillers It fiut ISn't that oldsters always want to take the Joy out of life but the knowledge of the effect of all this on the behavior of children Isn't beneficial We realize that children are living In a world of reality not of fantasy Acknowledged that we can protect over-protect children not lot prepare them for life raising them to believe they will wUl always be as secure as when very young and very protected Put But we do not feel the way to prepare children for adulthood Is to let them sus sus- feed on crime comics for Juvenile Thrillers Ulers adventure stories atones that show heroism courage loyalty kindness teach history and geography In enter enter- entertaining taming comic style Is a different mat mat- be money made In n ter Surely there can publications for children that play up decent human qualities Too few of ot such Is to be found on the market o o o I WINTER WI AHEAD THERE IS added need for help for children overseas The Save the Children Fund operating out of New York continues continues con con- discarded discarded discarded dis dis- dis- dis to ask that we pass along carded clothing Winter will soon be here and It ft takes time to repair mend re remake remake remake re- re the and distribute make pack ship those youngsters GO 00 clothing gifts to through the tho closets and attics and ana check on last winters winter's clothing Perhaps a moth has done some damage and we the garment I I might be able to spare make Sweaters coats and suits sulta will happy hearts where the cold months that approach strike fear and cause hardship I o o o FORTY FOUTY PLUS SHORTLY BEFORE the war there was club with 35 Ja founded a Forty Plus membership membership membership member member- groups In America and added ship in Canada London and Paris When older men were given employment during the war the clubs fell off oft but today they are staging a comeback The clubs club's purpose pur- pur poso pose is to help old older cr unemployed executives ex executives ex- ex get Jobs Assisting each other oj 65 averaging 60 50 to these men over forty years have been successful In Pla placing ln members in positions Many of the jobs Joba Pay to Tho clubs club's file lists each member IS companies and given 20 business concerns a Do week to for a position contact either to obtain himself or a a. f follow fellow member Membership is limited to 60 50 and when one mi mt mull n secures a position his place Is taken bya by uy a fine example oi of new name It Is a self help A f ft I the h CROP IS 18 a plan known as I Christian Overseas Program sponsored by Catholic Rural Life Lite Church World Service Lutheran World Relief through which gilts gifts In kl kf klod cd ad are a accepted ar from American farmers and others othera and dis dis- distributed distributed to the needy overseas Purpose Is to feed teed the hungry speed ton and bull build toward a better world Especially needed are whole grains grabs soybeans soy soybeans beans canned and dried meats dairy Products product dried fruits nut nuU raw cotton and wool CROP coP had the Abraham Lin Lin- Lincoln Lincoln coln coin Friendship Train last January and February 83 boxcars with food tood ValUed at million This August i CROP planned the Will Rogers Memorial Train with a second section for tor the October harvest The Friendship Train thu tho jw Badger Milk Train the United Goodwill Train give evidence ence of It the I concern of Americans Th The nation reaps goal BOOd will In m sharing its Ita It II bar harvest vest I O O O There Therl are arl fo four u Q Junior nor colleges five accredited colleges In Utah c O I IU 4 has 28 species pads of or duc ducks and seven laven Of 01 geese Becse e |