St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 36

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i I I I I2 I3 I l-POWW I T-POWN 1 VIM if 7) I tit I i remaps you are planning a Halloween party at school or at home next Friday. Or maybe you would like to have a special dessert for your family to celebrate this spooky holiday. All you need is your favorite cake (from a mix or from scratch), a cup of flaked or shredded coconut, a square (1 ounce) of unsweetened chocolate, a teaspoon of butter, and a batch of Fluffy Frosting. Bake your cake in two pans, one round and one square. While it is baking, make the frosting.

FLUFFY FROSTING 2 egg whites 1 Vt cups parked brown sugar dah salt Vi rup water 1 teaspoon vanilla Combine egg white, brown sugar, salt and water in top of double boiler. Beat with an electric mixer for 1 minute or until thoroughly mixed. Place frosting pan over boiling water, beat constantly 8 to 9 minutes, until frosting stands in stiff peaks. Remove from boiling water, add vanilla and beat 1 minute or until thick enough to spread. When your cake is done, cool it thoroughly on racks.

While it is cooling, toast the coconut on a cooky sheet for 6 to 8 minutes at 350 degrees. Stir the coconut occasionally to brown it evenly. Now you are ready to assemble Julie Boime, a fourth grader at Remington School in the Pattonville district, admires the UniOr Police rllivH Kv rloiiematA MatlliAui 30H '1NVIO '3d013AN3 'ons 'uooa i -uwoq 33d3i nuoh 'OIWIV 9 '3A019 'SSSdd I -ssojov Kerns. "Officer Bob" Shedron (in the middle) gave one to Julie, too, later in the program. Crime Stoppers Junior Grade Everyday our newspapers, radio and TV broadcasts tell of increasing crime in our neighborhoods.

Property is damaged or stolen, people get hurt or killed, and our law enforcement officers are greatly concerned with the problem of how to stop it In St Louis County, one man had an idea. Robert D. Shedron believed that young people often see things happening and could be a great help in a crime prevention program. So he organized a Junior Police Corps. Elementary school students are chosen by their teachers to participate in the crime prevention program, but Officer Bob trains them.

Each student is given a badge and an identification card, and Melt the chocolate and the butter together in a double boiler or over hot water, and stir them together. When they have cooled a little bit, drip the chocolate mixture from a spoon to form the owl's mask and beak. Be sure to leave his eyes white, but give him pupils. Smooth the chocolate mask with the back of the spoon to even it out Cover the owl's ears, sides of the head, wings, feet, and body (except for a white vest) with the coconut for a feathery look, and you're ready for the party. Have a Happy Halloween! RUNNING SCARED! Something scary is missing from the Halloween scene above.

Connect dots to find what it is. We're American Airlines. Doing what we do best. Whys omany is taught what kind of emergencies to watch for. "If you see (1) someone lying on the ground, obviously sick or injured, or (2) someone breaking into any building homes or garages, stores or churches, schools or offices or (3) someone trying to do something to a car that isn't his, call the neighborhood police," said Officer Bob.

"It is a good idea to memorize the telephone number of your local police station; but if you forget it or are in another neighborhood, you can always dial the operator. Post your police and fire department numbers on or beside your home telephone. "When the police answer, be sure to identify yourself as a member of the Junior Police. Give the location of the emergency as well as where you are calling from. If you don't know exactly where you are, don't hang up because the police can have the operator trace your call.

"One very important thing," concluded Officer Bob, "is not to get involved in the incident yourself. Stand back and let the police or the fire department take care of the emergency. You may get badly hurt if you interfere, even if you are trying to help." You don't have to have a Junior Police badge to help with crime prevention, but you should follow Officer Bob's Rules for Reporting an Emergency. Do you know your neighborhood police number? Do you know what to look for and how to report it? Practice making reports to your parents or teacher to make sure you give accurate information about what happened and where it occurred. what's the diff Dusmess California.

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been proclaimed a day to honor student governments in schools all across our country. In most schools, the student council or legislature or congress is made up of elected representatives from each class or group. Many high schools and college student government associations belong to the National Association of Student Councils or the United States National Student Association. These groups hold conferences where students exchange ideas and discuss solutions to their school problems. Student councils generally work to promote student welfare.

They meet with faculty and administration to discuss courses, programs and activities as well as participate as the school's representatives in community affairs. What does your student council do in your school? Does it make any important decisions? Do your representatives express your thoughts and ideas at council meetings, and do they give you a report of what went on in the meeting? Your student council representatives are just as important in the school government as our congressmen and congresswomen are in our state and national governments. What are some of the personal characteristics you should look for when you are choosing someone to represent you? and package in our convenient overhead storage compartment And here's some food for thought: American Airlines gives you a choice of delicious entrees in either first class or coach when you're flying to Los Angeles. wall jokes by you Am.i.i.1. i yiiy-ntr ir nyini i.nn i' vi'l' i.

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