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to Iowa in the judging of hogs. A record such as this is not es- 1 tablished without a great dad of 1 practice judging and giving oral I reasons. Prior to entering the National Contest, the boys had judged a total of 41 classes of beef, 28 j classes of sheep and 35 classes of j hogs since the first of August TTie team was co-coachcd by Charles ] R. Cooper, Extension 4-H Livestock Specialist.
Some Thoughts
About Having A Safe
Holiday
There are “do” and “don't” rules for every season of the year, and Christmas is no exception. In fact .Christmas is such a happy time that we are likely to be a little less careful about the possibility of accidents than we are at other times of year.
Here are some suggestions for an accident-free holiday season:
Do not use any cotton, paper or flammable material for decorating the tree or around the base of the tree. E>o not place electric trains or other electric powered devices around die tree because metallic tinsl can fall across the track* cause a short circuit and start the train transformer to bum.
Avoid toys operated with flammable liquids. Nitrocellulose (it looks like celluloid or plastic) toys burn with surprising ferocity. Some imported toys are made of these flammable materials.
Select electrical appliance gifts with fire-safety in mind. Choose only those electrical toys and treedecorative lighting sets which are laboratory (approved If there is doubt ask your1 Fire Department if they are approved.
Never place lighted candles in windows. Sentiment and flame do not mix! Keep the curtains or any other flammable material at windows pulled back at least 6 indies » from many electric candles or wreaths.
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