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Accent On Health What parent wouldn't insure his child goad health for life if he could? Although no parent can guarantee his child good health always, a parent plays an important role in the health of a child A parent can teach his child the basic principles of good health. Certain fundamentals, lea-ncd early and contined through life, can do a great ARE YOUR PARENTS 65 OR OVER? let us tell you about Texas HI At IH No Medical Exam Enrollment, Regardless of Health Enrollment Open April 15-30 only A.R. Schell, Jr. Son INSURANCE 1001 15th. 995-4546 Plono, To not deal towards prjmoting the health of the child Good health can become a habit.

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Teach your child to make hand washing a habit. Tooth brushing after meals is important to good dental health Otherwise, bits of food i lodge on and between teeth a I lowing bacteria to grow a eventually cause decay. Teach your child to rinse his mouth I with water if he brush 1 his teeth right after eating. A daily bath and clean cloth- es are important, too. Hair should be washed often and I combed with your own comb.

Head lice are no respectors of I persons and can easily travel from person to person on a borrowed The Garden Plano Sfar-Courier Calendar Timely Hints fur Timely Gardeners from the FI a no Garden Club In the Garden of Eden, planted by God. There were goodly trees in the spring Trees of beauty and height and grace. To stand in splendor before His face 1. Plant herbs such as parsley. dill, etc for taking in doors for salads.

2 Plant summer flowering bulbs, such as tuberoses and daylilies. 3. Trim Crepe myrtle bushes and trees. 4 Check bulb beds to determine if soil is too dry. Tulips, daffodils and Dutch Iris need moisture to bloom APRIL 21, 1965 PAGE-8 The University of Texas College of Education is spons a spring symposium on The Education of American Teachers Speakers during the semester are Dr Gardner Murphy.

research director of the Maenninger Foundation. Topeka Kan Dr Oscar Handlin. Harvard University history professor. Dr Asher Mi re. philosophy professor at the University of New Hampshire: Dr Harry Broudy.

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Son Insurance PERFECT STRIDE This was the beginning of the 440 yard relay in Saturday Garland Invitational track and field meet. Finishing sixth was the Plano relay Plano Enters Garland Invitational Meet squcid. Richardson ran away with the honors In the weekend contest, however, the Wildcats managed to place in three events. Against some af the stiffest competition in Texas, the Plano High Wildcats made a good showing against 4 AAAA lin Eck of Greenville turned sn a time of 22.5. 440-YD.

RELAY 1. Richardson, (Tom Razertta, Steve 1001 1 5th Plano, Texas 995-4546 CASUALTY SURETY COMPANY HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT speedsters in the Garland In- Higgins, George Owen, Wendell viational track and field meet Housley); 2. Denison; 3. Naeo- na; 4. Greenville; 5.

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I 2504 Plano Phone 995-4216. Plano. Texas held Saturday at Williams Stad- ium in Garland. Gene Cason of Plano won fourth in the 100 yard dash; Phil Andersn of Plano won sixth in I the mile run and the Plana re- 1 lay team won sixth in the 440- yard relay. District 7 AAAA was rep-1 resented with great pride in the weekend affair.

Richardson walked off with the championship, scoring 87 points. Denison was fourth with 32, then came Garland in fifth. George Aldredge of Highland Park opened in the preliminaries with a blazing 9 5 in the 100 yard dash. However, when he came into the finals, his leg was taped up. On the sound of the gun, Aldredge took off like grease lightning and began to stretch himself to a healthy lead.

But only a few feet from the finish, Aldredge began to go into a trot. Immediately, Buz Bekel- men of Denison and Eck Murlin of Greenville, were right on his heals. The three crossed the string almost at the same time. Four University of Texas fac- ulty members have received John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation awards for 1965-66 research projects. They are Dr.

Roger D. Abrahams, assistant professor of English; Dr. Thomas F. Gould, classics professor; Dr. Stanford E.

Lehmberg, associate professor of history, and Dr. William B. Todd, English professor. 100 YD. DASH 1.

George Aldredge, Highland Park; 2. Buz Bekelman, Denison; 3. Eck Murlin, Greenville; 4. Gene Cason, Plano; 5. Thomas, Denison; 6.

Hill, Richard Hills. Winning Time 9.9. MILE RUN 1. Jim Staffer, Thomas Jefferson; 2. Jerry Williams, Richardson: 3.

Jeff Wright, Texarkana; 4. Steven French, Wilmer Hutchias; 5. Tom Ball, Thomas Jefferson; 6. Phil Anderson, Plano, Winning Time 4:43.1. TEAM TOTALS 1.

Richardson, 87; 2. Arlington, 50; 3. Thomas Jefferson, 41; 4 Denison. 32; 5. Garland, 30; 6.

(tie) Woodrow Wilson and Gainesville, both 24; 8. Greenville, 18; 9. Richland Hills, 17; 10. Iowa Park, 16. Plentiful dairy products can add a touch of spring to menus, says Mrs.

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