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PAGE SIX THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1960 THREE-TONE TRIAD . . . New three-tone community siren, for fire and air raid warnings, emits official "alert’' and "take cover” CD signals as well as third fire signal, here being vested In soundproof anechoic chamber. CROSSWORD PUZZLE PUZZLE No. 607 ACROSS 1 To be destroyed 7 Bounder 10 Form of "to be” 13 Thoroughfare 14 Major base ball league 10 Apportions out 17 Metal 18 Craze 10 Kind of grass 20 Thin pieces of fired clay Paraguay 24 8.280 feet 28 Belonging to 27 Confederate general 28 Greeting exclamation 28 Breathe in oulck gasps 30 Kind of pastry 32 Doctor (abbr.) 33 Originate 38 Reiterate 37 Crew 38 Bring forth 39 Nome in Greece 41 Odors 43 Skilled § arsons ymbol for chromium 47 Silkworm 48 God of love 49 Sun god 80 Border of a garment 82 Continent (abbr.) 53 Check 84 Once around track 88 On the summit 87 Porticoes 89 The gods 60 Persian wheel of bucket type 62 College yell 63 Climbing plant 68 Convey from one place to Another 67 Cuts, as moat 68 Pigpen 69 Fondle 70 Goes in DOWN 1 Game like Napoleon 2 Turning inside out 3 Nerve net work (pi.) 4 Arrow poison 8 Genus of swine 8 Pronoun 7 Walking stick 8 By 9 Obsou ’e 10 To cancel 11 Showered 12 Kind of beetle 14 River of Africa 18 Rowing implement 17 Joust 20 Color lightly 21 Washing compound 23 Stitchbird 24 Trough for feeding stock (pi.) 26 Liberty 29 Coin (pL) 30 Number 31 Stories 31 A duct 38 Ethiopian title 36 Gratuity 38 Greek letter 40 Sieve 42 Island west of Sumatra 43 God of war 44 Juice of plant 45 Sings slowly 46 Sharp reply 48 Greenland esklmo settlement 81 Eel 53 Fly 54 Depart 56 To transfix 88 Allowance for waste 59 Earth 61 Snake 63 Measure of Rangoon 64 Worm 66 Symbol for Iron 67 Symbol for cerium □ l3LlU|HU[!]Li[J|E!QUU cinnsicuiDcininnnn acinraoHn] rnHQDronra nor* HHHEIGj nciQMB HHG HtlEin aHaBDH ■■DUCIU EJLJUEJ CJDJH nrann asnasQ □□ HHlUfl 1 ol P s il S E DjA 1 JR liii olo aaao BOOH □ 11 IS CJQQ OS [1 □ □ BO Haas Answer to Puzile No. 606 THE KANDY FAMILY OLD-FASHIONED BOW . . . 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JSL *»v -1 a. it : GRADE TWELVE 1960 22,291 ATTRACTIVE FALLOUT shelter w» built by the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilisation ip the up-to-the-minute farm home (inset) which was part of ffie recent Farm Progress Show near Jo liet, HL Thirty-thousand visited the shelter, which included sleeping facilities for eight, a 14-day food and water supply, battery radio, and assorted tools,- lights nnd sanftarv items. fOCDM Photot FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS By C. D. Smith Can Good Manners Hide Something? MO <30012.1 GOT A. Police rbcorp^ T ‘ ord" isn’t enough. The girl who is smart, however, will make it her business to find out the truth. In the matter of manners, we TrtB WEEK’S LETTER: "I am sixteen. I have been dating this older boy and consider him a very nice person. He is polite and thoughtful. He never even smokes unless he asks me If I mind. Now, someone tells me he is *no good’ and that he has a police record. What should I do?” The mere fact that someone has a police record does not make that individual a “bad” person ... no more than perfect manners are complete assurance of a perfect individual. Many outstanding citizens have “police records” — parking viola tions, minor traffic offenses, etc. And, some of the smoothest "crooks” in the business have the manners, attitude and ap pearance of bank presidents and business executives. When someone says that an in dividual has a police record, they usually infer that this per son is a habitual off aider, "al ways in trouble with the police.” If such is the case, anyone who associates with this individual too much or too often, is apt to ac cidentally "get into trouble,” too . . . perhaps by just being at the wrong place at the wrong time. But . . . simply stated, without evidence and fact, the remark that someone has a “police rec- all put our best foot forward when we wish to impress some one. It is the thing to do. But, good manners alone are not con crete evidence of the type of person an individual happens to be. It is certainly evidence of exposure to proper training and some indication that the individ ual knows the difference between "right” and "wrong”; “good” and "bad”—4>ut it is the real pe^on, the one underneath the outward veneer that is impor tant. The older we get in this life, the more we learn that it is very easy to be "wrong” about peo ple. We misjudge them. We mis understand them and their inten tions. We listen to others, instead of trusting our own judgement. Eventually we come to the con clusion that the best thing to do is to listen to others; to hear what they have to say—and then find the truth of the matter for ourselves. If jron bare a teenage problem yon want to disceea, or an observation to make, address year letter to FOB AND ABOUT TEENAGERS, NATION AL. WEEKLT NEWSPAPER SERV ICE, FRANKFORT, KY. We shopped for our Christmas merchandise with you in mind, and we believe you will be pleased with the selection we made. We have gifts for everyone on your list, whether you want a small item for a “stocking stuffer,” whether you want an electric range, or a shotgun ... or perhaps a bicycle or little red wagon. Stop first, when you go shopping, at Lominack’s - -,y, ■ ■ \ ' ** g Hardware, Inc. We believe that you will find exactly what you want. kom’mack’s Hardware, Inc. 1409 Mam Street Phone 13 T AMERICANA it' Community Ufe Iowa's AmaDa Society IJ Corn husking*—• social occasion * ^ W - , The year i860 marks the one-hundredth anniversary year in which one, chosen by the colonies’ found ers to signify the determination uppermost in their minds. It means "remain true”—and it was that which they intended to do. Tbr document is a century old Constitution and By-Laws of the Amana Society, signed by sB adult male members of the settlement, setting out precepts by which they intended living together. The origin of the Amana colonies lies in Germany's Rhineland and the Pietiest movement of the 1700s. The movement for simplic ity in religion, was taken as an . affront by established churches and by the small states forming the Gerfhan federation. Persecu tion’forced the members ol the movement into close bonds and they acquired the habit of mutual support which persists today in the Amana colpnies in Iowa. / Known then as "Inspiration- ists,” four leaders of the move- ' moat came to the United States ifi 184?, and signed a treaty with the Seneca Indians, buying 5.00C acres of the Seneca reservation near Buffalo, N.Y. Three villages , were built on the New York State part of the tract within a year and two others on tile Canadian side of the Niagara River. Membership of the colonies reached 800 per sons. But, as the colonies grew so did Buffalo and the Ebenezer Society (as the group was known in tills country) moved west to find cheap, fannable laud en which to settle. r / i. After searching through Kansas and Nebraska, a land-hunting del egation of society members found the tract along the Iowa River, about 20 miles west of Iowa City, ^ which the colonists now occupy. The society purchased 18,000 acres of the tract in 1884 and later ac quired 7,000 more. Within 10 years, all the members moved to Iowa from New York and the group reincorporated under the name of the Amana Society. the name "Amana” first appeared in a published document in Iowa. Today it is a name world-famous for quality and craftsmanship in the manufacture of appliances. A century ago, the name had meaning only to a small group of religious refugees from Europe, seekirg through hard work and fearing God to carve out a home along the Iowa River, \ . 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