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traveling with your own orchestra Four
speakers Solid state for "instant music."
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SPECINL INSTALLATION
OFFER AT TOUR
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hus soon
becue type, cover tightly and
cook slowly until done.
For intormation on operation
sparkie, writs the Tourist De-
velopment Department of the
West Texas Chamber of Com-
merce, P.O. Box 1561, Abilene,
Texas, 79604._______________ _
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WATCH
ASK FOR TURBO JET V8 POWER
There's up to 427 cubic inches of quiet
authority on order for leveling steep grades
—with plenty of reserve for safe passing
eric an people
IB they stand
aucratic ag-
ne will come
freedom will
and ensnared
tape and de-
be ‘the land
the home of
EIGHT FEATURES NOW STANDARD
FOR YOUR ADDED SAFETY, including
seat belts front and rear padded instru
ment panel padded sun visors, outside
mirror (use it always before passing).
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rtment is man-
Lady, you'll just love
flameless electric cooking
...its so convenient
A toad will consume up to 300
files per hour, if available.
SACK CEMENT
PHONE LI 9 2300
rca Victor PORTABLE TV
MOTHING TO RUY JUST NEGISTER
Hfndrick'sTV
positions
20 Cowards
22 Clear
43 Fish
44 Scent
45 Have lived
48 Greek letter
50 Seine
52 Psyche part
4 Labor
5 Crescent
8 Domestic slave
7 Venture
8 ‘‘Smallest
State * (ab )
9 Vase
10 More subdued
11 Swerves
Q. What is the name of this cut
of meat?
A. Beef cubed steak.
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GO WITH SPORTS CAR FLAIR
Order Strato bucket seats with smart cen-
ter console in Caprice Custom Coupe, or
add Strato back seat with center armrest
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other constructive activities
and then serve an entire
meal that's ready and
waiting. The extra hours of
freedom from the kitchen
provided by automatic con-
trols is one of the many
reasons why you'll just love
flameless electric cooking.
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Graham Participating In*
WTCC “Operation Sparkle
When you cook with an
electric range you are free
from constant pot-watching
and oven-tending. Automatic
time and temperature controls
watch over your cooking for
you, giving you more time
away from the kitchen. You
can spent] your time-on
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musical
instrument
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12 Ventilated
14 Eternity
15 Interior
17 Born
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made of •—
33 Automatons
35 Small drums
36 Pitchers
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Air Conditioning
432 Oak St.
"TWESPY
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Tilt telescopic steering wheel, you can
order, adjusts up. down, in and out And
. you get in and out without crouching
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DESPERATE GRIP! Steeped in the ter
rifying and tensely dramatic world of
espionage, Richard Burton, Claire
Elcom and Oskar Werner star in Mar-
tin Ritt's brilliant production of "The
Spy Who Came In From The Cold.
0 Paramount picture opening Sun.,
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Mr. and Mrs. Rollen Johnson
recently visited with Mrs. John-
son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J.W. Hobbs in Iowa Park, Tex-
as.
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Air Conditioning
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: their shoula-
wait the dic-
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mole, Stamford and Weather-
ford. In the under-5,000 range
are Albany, Crane, Decatur,
De Leon, Eldorado, Hamilton,
Jacksboro, Marathon, Marfa,
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AUTOMATIC HEATING. COOLING
Comfortton even wrings moisture from
humid air Order it and set the thermostat
on a ’Bermuda" climate all yeai round
sident topro-
ision that will
lot and revo-
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it seems all
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Troy Johnson
Transferred
To New Ship
Troy R. Johnson, Personnel-
man First Class,' U.S. Navy,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W.R.
Johnson. 722 Kentucky Street,
Graham. was recently trans-
ferred to the U.S.S. Canberra
(CAG-2) at San Diego, Califor-
nia. , ,
Troy was previously attached
to the U.S. Naval Training Cen-
ter. San Diego, California. His
wife, Lorene and two children
Donna and DeWayne are re-
siding in San Diego while the
Canberra is deployed to the
Western Pacific.
jr The Johnson’s are expecting
the birth of their third child
in May while Troy is over-
seas.
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Strong Texture
Zips Built-Ins
Textured materials give a
usual cabinet-shelving arrange-
ment more decorative zip. Panel
the wall behind open shelving
with resawn tongue-and-groove
Douglas fir siding and build the
cabinet enclosure and doors of
the same material
For countertop and shelving,
use rough fir 1x10s, planing with
a rotary sander -but lightly so
original saw marks remain. Use
a black-brown stain on counter
and shelves.
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predominately
then add a small amount of- mit, Lamesa, Lampasas, Lev-
liquid or a sauce like a bar- elland, Littlefleld, Pecos, Sem-
McCamey, Ozona-, Panhandle,
Quanah, Sonora, Van Horn, Wink
and winters.
Operation Sparkle is being
sponsored by the WTCC’s
Tourist Development Commit-
tee, headed by Hugh White of
Alpine. White extended a per-
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April 17 at the Graham Drive In
Theatre Based on the best-selling
and widely acclaimed novel by John
le Carre.' "The Spy" features Peter
Van Eyck, Cyril Cusack and Sam
Wanamaker in an outstanding inter-
naticnal cast
development, tourist develop-
ment, on the pride of ciizens
ui the corprpunity and m mank
other ways." '1
Among suggested improve-
ment projects are downtown
malls, paint-up and fix-up cam-
paigns, park improvement,
residential upgrading, street
improvement, fence row beau-
tification, welcome signs, bet-
ter recreational facilities and
scores of others--all listed in
the WTCC’s special brochure
on Operation Sparkle.
sonal invivetton tor other West
Texas towns to get into Oper-
ation Sparkle. White said,
“This program is making quite
an impression in West Texas,
we feel. The cities have re-
ceive it with enthusiasm and
see in it an incentive to do
something about beautify ing and
improving their city. We want
the rest of our cities in Oper-
ation Sparkle, and if the local
chamber cannot undertake it.
we hope some other organi-
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Cities entered in the over-
50,000 category are Abilene,
Amarillo, Arlington, Fort
Worth, Lubbock, Midland,
Odessa. San Angelo and Wich-
ita Falls. Those entered in the
15,000 to 50,000 category are
Big Spring, Borger, Brown-
wood, Cleburne, Del Rio, Den-
ton, Monahans, Pampa, Plain-
view and Sweetwater. In the
5,000 'to 15,000 bracket are
Alpine, Andrews, Brecken-
ridge, Brownfield, Burkbur-
nett, Canyon, Coleman, Colo-
rado City, Dalhart, Dumas,
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121 WEST FOURTH GRAHAM
NIGHT PHONE JOE BYARS LI 9 2162
JERRY JOHNSON OLNEY PHONE 564 5440
With 57 West Texas cities
and towns already participating
in Operation Sparkle and its
allied All-West Texas Cities
Contest, and with the project
drawing praise from the news
media all over Texas, the West
Texas Chamber of Commerce
is making a bid to get the
rest of the cities in its 132-
county area involved in the two-
year program of community
improvement.
origimally an April 1 dead-,
line had been established for
• communities wishing to enter
Operation Sparkle and the All-
West Texas Cities Contest.
Since the minimum ‘number of
entries was surpassed, the WT
CC kept the doors open to those
communities who have not en-
tered. It is also encouraging
ther organizations to back the
project in those cities where
the local chamber of commerce
cannot undertake it because of
an overburdened work load or
for some other reason.
Operation Sparkle is a broad
two-year program of commun-
ity improvement, aimed at at-
tracting visitors and influenc-
ing them to stop and visit in
local communities and stay
longer while they are there,
It is designed to make the com-
munities “Sparkle” by 1968
when Texas is expecting its
greatest inflow of visitors in
history--be<;ause of the Bemis
Fair in San Antonio, the Olym-
pics in Mexico City and a num-
ber ot national and internation-
al conventions and meetings
being scheduled tor Texas that
year.
The project officially began
January 1 and will end Decem-
ber 31, 1967. Communities who
enter will plan and participate
in hundreds of local programs
of their own choice designed
to make their town more at-
tractive and appeal mg.
The All-West Texas Cities
Contest will’ be among parti-
cipating cities in four popu-
lation categories: Over 50,000,
from 15,000 to 50,000, from 5,-
000 to 15,000 and under 5,000.
Awards will be made to win-
ners in each category.
Wichita Falls was the first
' city to enter th All-West Tex-
as Cities Contest. Entries have
now come into the WTCC from
nine of West Texas’ over-50,-
000 bracket cities, from 10 in
the 15,00)0 to 50,000 range, 21 in
the 5,000 to 15,000 category,
and from 17 in the under-5,000
bracket.
Q Where does it come from?
How is It identified?
A. Cubed steak comes from
several different sections in-
cluding the beef chuck, sir-
loin. sirloin tip, round or
short loin. They can be
identified by their square or
rectangular appearance as
well as by the styall cubed
effect left by the machine
that tenderizes them me-
chanically. Some cubed
steaks are made from a
single piece of meat while
others are made from several
pieces but all give the ap-
pearance of a single piece
Q How are they pwepmredt
A. They may be prepared by
panfrying or braising. To
panfry, place a small amount
of lard or drippings in the
frying-pan end brown the
cubed steak on both sides
Cubed steaks are lean so the
• extra fat is needed for
proper browning. To braise,
brown the meat on both
sides in lard or drippings.
Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sot.
APRIL 12-13-14-15-16
Miss Dolores Smart of Hous-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Armand
I Smart of Austin were Easter
holiday guests in the home of
their mother, Mrs. G,D.R,
Smart.
RANKI
•OHNNY
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PERSONALS (
Mrs. Raymond BtirlkettBs
visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Gordon Arnold and Mr. Arnold,
in Fort Worth this week.
* * *
Miss Jessie Parker, Frank
Sheahan, and Mrs. H.A. Bro-
therton of Canyon, Texas, spent
the Easter holidays in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. V.E. Kunkel,
1310 Cherry Street. Mrs. Bro-
therton is the mother of Mrs.
41 Belongs to her 54 North
42 Average (ab ) Carolina (ab )
zation will tackle it. You know,
every city that enters the All-
West Texas Cities Contest will
be a winner because the im-
provement programs will have
a direct effect on industrial
A New Look At
"Old" Remedies
We've come a long way from
the day when people used to treat
upper respiratory .illnesses by
hanging a bag of garlic around
their necks,
we aring a
patch of red
flannel or be-
lieving in mag-
ical amulets.
Yet there are
many Old
______Wive's reme-
dies that persist.
Almost everyone has a ‘‘favor-
ite” cold and sore throat treat-
ment. Many sufferers take huge
amounts of fluids in an effort to
"wah away” the ailment. While
fluids are recommended for cold
sufferers, they certainly don’t
"wash” the germs out of the
system.
"Feed a cold and starve a
fever” is an Old Wive’s adage
that doesn't stand up medically.
People with colds are hardly in
an eating mood and large quan-
tities of food generally makes
them more uncomfortable.
There are, however, several
steps to take to alleviate much of
the discomfort that gives you the
“sick” feeling. Rest is helpful,
and the traditional use of aspirin
does help ease aches and pains.
For sore throats due to colds, an
oral solution called Chioraseptic
relieves thrdt pain and discom-
fort promptly, often in seconds
after spraying or gargling. It is
available without a prescription
in drug stores. In addition to
being an effective topical pain
killer, Chioraseptic reduces bac-
teria in the mouth and throat.
If your ailment lingers on, see
your physician. Very often symp-
toms of colds and sore throats
may mask other, more dangerous
illnesses.
While some “Old Remedies”
actually are medically sound, it
is always wise to consult your
physician as an important first
step when illness strikes .. . and
that's the best “Old Remedy” of
all!
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The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 90, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 14, 1966, newspaper, April 14, 1966; Graham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1506088/m1/15/: accessed May 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.