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j G? 4v «•- i m» I «■ fOMRW wm* : . ; V '■ » filtato* it #•, Tfemlw, ■r- Br SPECTATOB ... COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS of the first military garrison 1 We Americans have the parents say and all that I have in the U.S., home of our first greatest country in the world. ClintOll StuddltS read . if a parent teaches his domestic animals — some of But it was not delivered into ^ ^ chl i d things in life Speak Out and “gang” their descendants may still our hands as a finished prod- be around for .U anyone uct It was settled and devel- „ Membm Gov^^t knows—and indhded the first oped by hardy men and wo- ^ Clinton High School El Paso County jail, which men; all our great country - once hosted Billy the Kid. . . likewise. We should guard our TEENS WANT VOICE ' Even Christmas brings con- liberty and oUr rights against TWs being the first editorial he is with. If there are shows him the right to run around with the teen will not stray from TIMELY TIPS By The County and Home Agents FROM HANDS: T° rer ?° vc point from your ^nds, fa , etc. take a smalU Piece ot bread or a cloth dU P baby oil and rub whe £ e the paint has splattered^ Then traste. A huge electric star is every form, manner, or ex- TRIMMING BANGS: A strip wash with soap what is right, no matter who °f cellophane tape is a good This is much kinder o ^ teens way kep a 8i rl 8 bangs skin than turpentine or o in place when you trim them, paint remover The new year is now a real- ed over mountains that are i a id out on Mt. Franklin, its pression of invasion. ity and 1966 has passed into even today not frequently tra- brilliance visible for 100 miles. We have many names giv- thank the staff of the Clinton , th rattle chutes and history, along with Tyre and versed. The Spaniards were Far below, one can still see en us by the Spaniards. In Chronicle for allowing the some P arents who hoW hr^mlthnH^nf^Ll^nntinP rnr^aTs b Renair your equip- Sidon, perhaps; or, rather en- a cruel, bloody group, but of lawns and gables outlined Texhs we find Corpus Chris- young people of this area to same t U®- • pottir win hr-hriH At OrAnrip 8 mrnt and clean up around the shrjned with gracious memor- their boldness, resourceful- with softly-glowiffg luminar- te —TH? body of Christ. San express their feelings on cur- If ^ore adults fright here cattle jvJllbetrheM at Orange-ment and c iesi ness and intrepid spirit there las — ancient Mexican decor- Antonio is Saint Anthony. The in a series, I would like to whp are “not worth two- field then there must be SCHOOL: TRAINING ODD JOBS: Now is the A field training time for farmers to repair Do you in the ClintonJoanna area, b "8 February 6-9. The course farm! s . It does not become us to can be no uouot; tney were a ti 0 ns consisting of rows of state of Nevada commemor- V”; '..’”7,.7.," "’j ^ oul( ^ , n ', ore ,! nterest will C be* condurted^^hv” thr have wood screws that keep reptae; we may have lost men of heroic mold b r .°." " p “P er b «g*. «»<* ates the snow - covered area. y> wiu’lead be* aTeVr ^tween 0 “he American Breeders Service, coming out of furniture? Try loved ones; they are in an- The Charge of the Light weighted wi^ %aqd and con- Nevada means snow covered. natlon - 1 th,nk tms wl11 lead Da a Deue ^ D ® na between me ^ putting a piece of steel wool other world; we may find our Brigade and many other ex-taining a lighted candle.-' The Sierra Nevada means other y° un g people — teen-3g- adults^ ana fh te ^ n , ag ^ S ov ^‘ r ' „ -isir rtm wrap in the hole itself and then energies taxed in doing our amples of the illustrious j uarez itself glows bright- snow covered mountain. The ers - into keeping up with Sie fri^ndshio Ltween PER- If vou have trouble slio- threadin g the screw back in * , • ■ • M w A-. «irVlrk*> T iHInlr — 1 *_ a *• , «1 l" a ^ » t _ r* 1 \ adults an dthe so-called “re- ping the curtain rod through SWEET CORN: The recom- There may be value in re- mg to me when 1 think of gain - hunters and pleasure- call mountains La Sierra), moving world of today and belious teen-ager.” your curtains, take the out-mended sweet corn varieties viewing our course during Pizarro s exploits. seekers. Crossing the border Here they saw the mountain hel adults _ ts _ un _ T 0 ftod want to side wrapper from a p ackage are Aristogold Bentam Ever- 1966 because looking calmly ' „ . requites neither passport nor range covered with snow. take part in world ^gnts and of chewing gum and slip it green for Commercial use and derstand what we as teen-ag- unte pan in worm events aim cii VP r Queen for unvn. v»c ...oj « T ''~., 7 —. , „„„ ~~ — o ta nd for and believe take their cart in making this over the curtain rod. The cur- Seneca ana onvei *«ucci» new plan, a new course, for brought me a most agreeable take a really .low-priced for- called La Mantnyez, but we It ig true that teen . agers country what they want it to tains will go on slick as a home use. we grow, or we should grow, surprise: My cherished friend, e ign tour — a 10-c«?nt ride on omitted the mark over the N. looked down n b g th * be whan it is ^ eir Ume to whistle. TO REMOVE CREASES as we develop? More specif- the great banker, though even an international streetcar. Or Towns abound in Spanish adults of the world u is als0 run thig worldt Through this ALL BREED BULL SALE: FROM LOWERED HEMS: To ically we should enlarge or a Christian gentleman — B. leave your car in the U. S. names -- San Diego is Saint true that some yes SOME column I am going to try and Ninetjy-one bulls, have been take the crease out of a hem ‘‘not worth two- express Last Chance to Save on White Sale Merchandise ... Sale Ends Sat., Jan. 28 - USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN - Dad Says: I’m Not Too Young To Start Saving You’re never too young to get into the savings habit. And theres’ no easier way for a child to learn to save than through his own Savings Account. Open one for him at our Bank . . . Its’ easy! DAD! GET MORE FROM YOUR MONEY . .. SAVINGS CERTIFICATES NOW PAY BANK OF aiNTON 4*'.*.*. •'* k . ‘ Member Federal PeposiL Insurance Corporation t% Interest Paid on Savings Accounts Semi-Annually should _ ^ _ owlllc broaden our mental horizon M. Edwards, called me from side and walk across the In- .Diego; Los Angeles is the An- “ a rg ^not ’ worth^'two^ express the feelings of the consigned to th e All Breed where a garment has been let for the capability of the hu- a hospital to wish me a Mer-ternational bridge. The pro- gels, but ail the angels had ce nts”. But why? Is it the teens of today. If you have any Bull Sale which will be held down, press lightly, then use man intellect is marvelous, ry Christmas. fusion and reasonable cost of left before I arrived. San “gang” they run around with comments, whether you agree in Orangeburg February. Y. an eyedropper filled with We are the special creatures One of the bits of good for- handicrafts, perfumes, fur- Francisco for Saint Francis; 0 ris it the parents at home, or not, please let us know by The bulls are all of breeding white vinegar and run it of the Most High; the splend- tuoe of my life is the friend- nishings and leather goods Sacramento is the Sacrament, It must be the parents, because writing Butch Rice, Box 96, age. across the crease. Press with id handiwork of the Infinite, ship of Mr. Edwards; Mr. will amaze you . . .” etc. of all that I have heard my Joanna. — B.R. TO REMOVE PAINT a warm iron until it is dry. By all means we should de- Edwards and another great velop spiritually, for spiri- gentleman and friend, R. tual development brings us Beverley Herbert, Senior, are nearer to the Great Creator in retirement, but very ac- and we should grow in grace tive. and enlarge our spiritual range. El Paso, Texas, you know As I learn more and more was named by the Spaniards, about people I find much to It means “The Pass”, just rejoice my spirit, for there a s the river Rio Grande is are great numbers of our fel- Spanish and means “the lowmen — and women — that great river”, proclaim the touch of the Di- A bit about El Paso: vine spirit. “. . . The pass for which Let us live more peaceably, the city is named lies in the more harmoniously, more narrow, western - most corner happily with our fellowmen. of Texas* where the Rockies The New Year is full of op- of southern New Mexico all portunities; full of challeng- but meet Old Mexico’s Sier- es; haw shall we meet them? ra Madres. The Rio Grande With a buoyant spirit of hope meanders through this gap, or shall we groan and des- providing a sort of back fence pair? between El Paso, and its Mex- Have faith in* yourself? the ican neighbor, Juarez . . . Maker of .all men and all ei Pasoans — one quarter things madd no one and noth- of a million of them— are ing that cannot grow, grow, enterprising, proud, indepen- develop those superior quali- de nt, tough. They ate also ties that the Supreme Being friendly, earthy, gracious, ra- endowed us with. th er special people. Their city is usually neglected by those Men have been heroic; I w ho catalog Texas’ virtues, still marvel at the Spaniards But El Pasoans are hardly in time of Pizarro. As" you irked. There is no other city may know, Spanish is the like theirs, and this fact gen- language of most of Central erates a civic pride few com- and South America except muntties feel outside their Brazil, whic his Portuguese, editorial columns . . , an offshoot of ...Spanish, And ei Paso is bracketed by of course, Spanish is the lan- two valleys — called, with guage of Spain. typical economy, the Upper When I was in Peru I felt Valley and the Lower Val- the shame of Spanish cruelty ley. The latter is history’s and oppression, but I’ve precinct. Nearly everything thought of those intrepid spir- there is the oldest something, its of Pizarro’s army. They Technically the city was born landed off the region north of here as El Paso del Norte; Peru and marched south- the name and the original set- ward, crossing streams and tiers moved, and site is to- mountain ravines on flimsy day’s Juarez. Ysleta, just Indian swinging bridges. I outside El Paso on U. S. 80, have myself crossed the An- was fotmded in 1681 by the des at 13,000 feet on horse- Tigua Indians and is the old- back, going to Cajamarca, est community in Texas. A the second Inca Capital. little beyond, Sdcorro yields In Cajamafca the little both a ‘first’ and an ‘oldest’, force of Pizarro seized the Here you will travel El. Ca- Inca, Atahulpa, although the mino Real, the King’s High- Inca had a force many times way and route of the Spanish greater than the invading conquistadors, first tourists Spaniards. on American soil), and you From northern Peru to Ca- can visit the oldest continu- jamarca and then south pro- ally active parish in the coun- bably five hundred miles to try, represented by the Socor- Cuzco, the Inca Capital, that ro Mission, built in 1683. Near handful of Spaniards march- by San Elizario was the site And FAMOUS MAID f-rr-ra wear u-:' owcases on .4? > -V .'St . -St • iii&i kVl.r.v' <:><•<> r SALE! LUXURY COMBED PERCALES * 72 x 108 sale. .1.87 Twin Fitted ... .sale.. 1.87 81 x 108 sale ..2.07 \ Double Fitted ... sale.. 2.07 Pillow Cases 97c pr. i Sheets are a bifl'.nvestmeet, so it pays to get the facts. And the fact is that this is the sturdy, thrifty quality muslin woven firm and smooth made just for us by top-name mills. 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