Fremont Tribune from Fremont, Nebraska • 20

AH these were the' findings of study reported by Dr. Paul HImONT (NebrJ GUIDE AND TH'BUN'E March Tuesday Pay Hikes Get Uuicam Unit OK 411 Riding Horse Qub Is Organized BLAIR The first 4-H riding ha 2D Witty of Northwestern University before the American Association for the Advancement of Science at its meeting in New York City. horse club in Washington county Parents LINCOLN (AP)-Kigher pay tor irrigation district directors, secre was organized at the home of Esmond Crown, south of Blair. Six Electrical Service The author makes some rec teen members are enrolled in the taries, treasurers, assessors, and attorneys has won approval of the Legislature's Public Works Com project ommendations to the home and school: Linda Crown is president; Su Supervise TV Viewing, Encourage Tot lo Read The provisions for higher pay Study the child's interests. Sti are in an amended version of san Thompson is vice-presideDt; Janls Thompson is secretary; Bill Paulson is treasurer, and Danny Thompson is newstrejjorter.

mulate his interest in hobbies and creative participating fun. LB5G3, advanced to the floor Mon dren "are fiction. Drama, essays and poetry were named less often. Stories of famous people were preferred in the nonaction group. Books of adventure, mystery and westerns were most popular with boys; books of romance with girls.

Less interest was revealed in hobbies Involving outdoor activities, and there was less frequent participation in fishing, playing marbles, hunting, hiking, flying kites an dpicmcing than had been reported in earliw studies. More frequently than in earlier studies, girls expressed preference at all grade levels for such occupations as teacher, nurse and secretary; boys chose engineering and science most often, Eighty five per cent of children in grades 7, 8, 9 said they were planning to enter col-lege. Even a. higher proportion of the parents said they wanted their children to go to college, Provide good reading material Irrigation district directors cur Crown, who has had several in a home where all the family in the child. years experience leading a riding horse club in Douglas County lives rently may receive no more than $500 in a calendar year, plus mileage at 6 certs per mile.

It seems to me that if we par on the former E. J. Natter farm The amended bill authorizes sot ents are going to get the school child to read more for pleasure, almost directly south of Blair. more than $1,000 a year, and actu man; at 10 to 14 American Bandstand, Maverick, Dick Clark Show, Father Knows Best. Compared with the time given to television, relatively little time is spent on reading, about an hour a day at each grade level; no more time is spent in reading for pleasure as the child grows older.

How amazing that a child should read no more at 15 then he read at nine! Most books named by the chil al expenses not to exceed 8 cents By GARY ME VERS, Pa.D. Children nine to 12 years 'of age devote, on the average, 20 hour weekly to television. Those lrom 13 to 15 a little less. all levels, boys spend more time than girls viewing television. Parents average 20.5 hours per week; teachers, 11 He most popular television programs at nine to 12 are The Three Stooges.

Bugs Bunny, and Rifle Mrs. Mike Salisbury of Blair and Mrs. Howard Thompson are assistant leaders. we will have to begin long before he goes to school to limit the time lie now television and per mile for travel. For other officials of the dis The Hidding Valley 4-H Riding to supervise the kind of programs trict the district board of direc SINCE 1945 Growing To Meet th Increased Needs of Industrial ind Agricultural Mechanization Electrical Motor Repairing ind Rewinding Motor Controls and Accessories Wiring Materials and Supplies --j Installation and Design Service Authorized Service for Manufacturers Club was chosen by the members he may view; and that such limi tors 4s authorized to set the pay.

as a name for their club. tations and guidance will have to Previously the secretary and treasurer was limited to a maxi continue while he is going to school. mum of $800 per. year. Ogallalan Is New Photographer.

Chief Let's not fool ourselves that we Also advanced was LB448, re can help books win out merely on quiring plugging and capping of abandoned irrigation wells. The LINCOLN (AP) Eddy Sykes the basis of temporary interest. of the Keith County News, Ogal- measure was supported by the Answering Parents Questions Q. Our daughter, ten, who wish irrigation association and Depart. lala, has been installed as president of the Nebraska Press Pho jnent of Water Resources, es to earn some extra money, won The committee increased from ders if we would pay her, at a 10 to 25 cents the portion of motor tographers Association.

Other officers are Charles G. (Pat) Hall of the Omaha World-Herald, vice president; Paul Pe- rate we might agree on, for memorizing-choice bits of verse or vehicle license fees per vehicle retained by the county treasurer's tersonr University of Omaha, re prose she office to pay for expenses of is elected secretary-treasurer. A. Why not accept her proposal? suing the licenses. MORRIS ELECTRIC The change was contained in an urn vmwp amended version of LB416, ad 30 days on a charge of willful vanced to the floor.

PA 1-2639 reckless driving. 235 East 4th IS wwn Dodge County's Heese Gets Top Price for Hogs James, who pleaded not guilty, was arrested March 13 a mile and a half north of Fremont on High Fremont, Nebr- Man Is Fined $60 On Driving Charge way 77, by Sgt. W. W. Clark of Richard H.

James, 824 S. Broad Arthur Heese of Dodge County the Nebraska State Safety Patrol. sold 17 hogs averaging 210 pounds was fined $60 and costs in Justice Court Monday and i for the top price of 118 on the Well-beaten egg white is used for Read Guide and Tribune Yanf Ads Omaha Livestock Market Monday, driver's license was suspended for clarifying sugar syrup. Dodge Lavere Dierking, 34 steers, wt. 1156, Walter Snover, 11 steers, wt.

1183, 125; Conrad Stet fensmeier, 31 hogs, wt. 305, 117; Arthur Heese, 17 hogs, wt 210, lis 0 Years OW Comfort, Fit and Long Wear in Dickie Matched Sets! Perfect work suits for every job! Work Shirts Work Pants Sizes 1 4-1 Vk Sizes 2944 (top); Clayton Snover, 64 lambs, wt. 109, $17.75 (top); Wagner Son, 29 steers, wt. 1207, S25; Ver non Wollberg, 10 wt. 212 $18.50.

Burt of Service to Nebraska Agriculture Walden Olson, 21 steers, wt, 1157, McNear 57 93 93 3 2 hogs, wt. 219, S18.50; Willard John' son, 22 hogs, wt. 247, El mer Rickert, 22 hogs, wt 232, Clyde Goodman, 33 hogs, Wt. 204, 18. Colfax long-wearing Dickie work suits are made of durable, vat-dyed.

Sanforized twill, Army tan, grey, spruce green and forest green. Shirt has full cut square tail with gussets. Heavy drill pockets in pants. Earl Folken, 25 steers, wt 1266. $25; Edwin Sayers, 18 steers, wt 1114, A.

Glenn Kluck, 24 heifers, wt 1116, Ed Wach al 4 Sons, 22 heifers, wt. 1108. $25; Wilbur Sindelar, 11 steers, wt, 1269, Elbracht steers, wt. 1163, $24; Ralph Bayer, Money Bale Coveralls 25 hogs, wt. 235, Mrs.

Cy. nl Robertson, 22 -hogs, wt 207, George A. Brichacek, Louie Johnnie Brester, 25' wt mi, Cuming 10 oz. Fisher Stripe Denim Arthur Russman, 22 heifers, wt 1011, $24; Martin Smith, 21 steers, wt 1184, Leonard H. Kaup, 21 steers, wt.

1019, $25; Guenther 11 steers, wt. 1046, $24.50 James Schroeder, 85 hogs, wt. 221 1 nil Fred Schroeder 56 hogs wt. 223, Art Reeson, 25 steers, wt. 1024, $25.25.

Douglas Try these sturdy, one-piece Money Bak coveralls. You' Beckett Petersen 39 heifers, wt. 911, H. F. Kunneman, i i Iff 111 Kill fill', ike them! They re made with bi-swing action back 17 hogs, wt.

220, $18.25 (top). two-way zipper front, and rip-proof waist. Sanforized Graduated sizes 34 to 46. Union made. saunders Raymond Sedlacek, 6 steers, wt, liw, m.v).

zzrf --ir T.TZZIZZ- Washington 10 John 4, William Shamburg, shorn lambs, wt. 77, $1150. More wear per pair in "President" Work Shoes! Fremont National, Dodge County's Oldest Bank, Invites You to Come in and Talk Over Our Famous Youth Counselor Figures Listed The Dodge County Youth Com Sizes 6 to 14 B-D-EE-EEEE mittee held its monthly meeting MondavJoonJnJheJCo.ffej.Sh9p at tne ratMinder Hotel. Figures were presented regard ing operation of the office of Youth Counselor. The figures represent ed ten months of operation of the Heavy duty shoes have 1 -piece molded backs- Full grain retan upper is stock, barnyard acid and soil resistant.

Metatarsal and arch pad, drill lined. 6Way Farmer office. The office has opened a file on 179 young people in the last ten months and of these.134 were boys, 45 were girls, 148 were from Fremont and 31 were from otlfer places in Dodge County. The also contacted 61 ad ditional young people in the, coun ty who may need the help of a youth counselor. C.

A. Styer is the Dodge Coun ty Youth Counselor. Police Investigate Two Gty Accidents Because The Fremont National Bank has intimate knowledge ofr and years of experience with, the problems of farmers and, livestock men, it offers complete cooperation with them. We offer 6-Way financial Cooperation-a program to meet the needs of Nebraska farmers when they want money for Police investigated a pair of ac- cidents Monday on city streets, A car driven by Mrs. Elenore 198 149 Cowpuncher Jeans Men's 28 -38 Rugged Vk Sizesl4-17Vi Stork, 824 S.

Broad St, was park ing on Street near Third Street Cotton Work Socks Cushioned Oprs. I Shock-proof cushion foot and heel socks. Like walking on and hit a parked car owned by Mrs. Jacquelyn Schott, 147 S. Lin coin police said.

The Schott car was pushed forward and struck Western style jeans of heavy blue denim. Copper riveted at strain points. Boys' sizes 2.49 airl Non-bind comfortable "Sodbusler" work shirts are made of sturdy grey cham-bray, triple stitched at points of strain. Button pockets. another parked car owned by ha sel F.

Inberg Columbus, accord top. 10 to 13. White and random. 1 Feeder Cattle 2. Farm Real Estate 4.

Farm Production 5. Farm Equipment ing to police. Cars driven by Ethel Fontain 930 E. 8th and Lucien FUipi, iyiiiiilljprl33 912 collided at. Eighth and -Logan according to 1 Money Bak bib overalls Sanforized denirai 1K98 Union made.

3044 JL police. The Fontain car was tra 3. Production Livestock 6. Commodity Loans veling east on Eighth Street and FUipi was traveling south on Lo Money Bak work socks gan Street. Half or elastic 1 Inoculation Numbers top anklets.

wprs, 'Too Few in State' Bandana handkerchiefs ESTABLISHED IN 1871 LINCOLN (AP) A member rfs '1 Red or blue the Nebraska State Health I rifled" rV" mm cotton. 18" Ofor Board has expressed alarm that a large percentage of Nebraska 95 "Sodbuster" Shoes Sizes 6 -12 895 laced Work Boots Sizes 6'-'2 -1 2 14 children apparently reach kinder TH garten age before receiving the Bandana handkerchiefs Red or blue a ti eottbJWr Ifor I Money Bak work cap preventive Inoculation! a 1 1 chil dren should nave. National Ban Dr, Earl F. Leintnger of Mo Glove fanned leather in 8" height for ankle and leg prdtection. Air-cork sole and Cook, at a regular meeting of the Made, of retan leather with seamless molded back, plain Cork and rubber outsole, leather insole.

S. Long bill cap, washable visor. board Monday, noted an article in a Kearney paper which said 69c PRE MONT, MID RAO If A wrtim VipoiU Intunm Corjwak about one-third of the children re heel. width only, ceive their first shots when they arriva for kindergarten..