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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1952

Page

11

The Stars and You by Nancy White

Start the week with a stop take and listen attitude as Neptune has Mercury cornered. You may rethink many things once this vibration hoze's. Expect public slander to surface and possible holiday confusion over Venus and Luna. Be alert to new opportunities Monday and apply yourself for progress.

Neptune Venus Luna Saturn Pluto

1952 4 H Roundup Program Announced

Last minute plans for Arizona. Registration begins 1 p.m. Tuesday at the University of Arizona for the thirty fourth annual 4 H Roundup running June 3 to 7. Dr. Richard E Harvill and Charles A Pickrell open the event. Judging and demonstrations run daily with state championships announced Friday night.

Arizona University of Arizona Kenneth L. McKee Richard E. Harvill University Chas. A. Pickrell Agricultural Extension Service University Farm

Fitting Aids Calf Showing in 4 H Fair

Assistant County Agent Richard M Hoover stresses proper calf fitting for the 1952 Maricoff2 County 4 H Fair. Guidance covers trimming hooves to flat soles, using a chisel and rasp, and clipping the tail for a neat twist. Start 2 to 3 weeks before judging to allow hair to grow smoothly.

Cal Richard M. Hoover

Brooks Seeks State School Post in Democratic Primary

M. L. Brooks, Superintendent of Public Instruction, announces his candidacy for another term subject to the September 9 Democratic Primary. He cites administrator and teacher cooperation and national recognition of revised curricula and international interest in publications.

M. L. Brooks Post Brooks

Calf Hair Wave Technique For Herefords Shared

Instruction on preparing Hereford calves for fair show emphasizes hair wave styling. The guide recommends wetting with a dip solution, parting crest hair, using a circular curry comb for zigzag waves, then brushing upward for a wavy look. Full fitting instructions appear in circular No. 159 by Walter Armor at the County Agent's Office.

Walter Armor

Choosing the right saucepan for comfortable handling

The guide suggests checking the pan for a long enough handle that can be gripped firmly. Look for a size that fits your fingers, avoids cramped holding, and has a smooth edge to prevent hand injury.

Septic Tanks Require Periodic Cleaning Based on Use

Text notes septic tanks vary by size and usage. A hundred gallon capacity per month per family may need cleaning every eight to sixty six years. Smaller tanks require less frequent cleaning.

State Superintendent Brooks Advocates Practical Education Reform

State Superintendent of Public Instruction emphasizes integrating sound basic principles with modern teaching methods. His administration added valuable services to the department at no extra operating cost and highlights a track record of accomplishments during his tenure. Brooks, born in Woodward Oklahoma, moved to Arizona 24 years ago and has three children in Phoenix schools and two in Arizona colleges. He holds B S and M A degrees and has taught from elementary to high school, with professional work in Pima Pinal counties and Phoenix.

Brooks Zona Phoenix Arizona Pima Pinal

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Nancy White Mercury Hoze Miedo Scottsdale E. Main ST Iet Ee Scottsdale Garage Brown Ave First Street Gan Scotts Date The State Department of Public Instruction Mr. Brooks Mr. Brooks Was Wood Nancy White West First Ave Scottsdale, Arizona Lute Cole Rose Marie Reid Tina Catalina
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