Bronze Reporter [Volume: 10, Issue: 5]

) Forty - t
boys weré

camer sear

0 in the Crystal a ae ise
the Sheraton Cadillac Hotel Wedari ye July 31. liye apn

the 12th

ail be hela in
by the, Sin a Aid. Foun
pub-}

romnied

Guests at the luncheon were
fathers of the award - winning
youths.

inners. were seleeted. by the
Student Aid Foundation of Michigan from a field of 888 appli|. ~amts on the basis of scholastic

* aptitude, character, citizenship
and performance of their newsgr ened duties.

the 40 winners, 30 had applied~ before and 10 had won
News carrier scholarships - before. Five had previously won
two News carrier scholarships.

One winher was in the~ sey
enth grade when he applied this:

year, two in the eighth, 11 in
the ninth; three in the 10th,. 12
in the 1lth and 11 in the 12th. ~

Eleven of the winners live in
Detroit, four in Allen - Park,
-three in Royal Oak, two in Birmingham, Dearborn and Pileasant Ridge: and. one each in Center Line, Essexville, Farmington,
Garden City, Grosse Pointe, Homer, Imlay City, Livonia, Oak
Park, Plymouth, Roseville Southfield, St. Clair~ Shores, Stockbridge Warren and Wayne.

Mrs. Melba Roy, mathematician _ the National Aeroah

nautics and Space Admi
the Goddard Computer:

By Marcus H. Boulware
By ~courtesy vote~ is meant
casting a vote for one~s oppopent. We have noted in club elec
tion of officers~ that many candi-}

~dates vote for their, opponents
as-a matter. of courtesy. To do

an office.

good taste. for-a person to nominate tet, sg i office if he

among the list.of nominees.
UNANIMOUS VOTE

It is not good: to meve. that
~So-and-se~~ be elected to the office of. secretary, for example,
by~ unanimous choice of the
house. Actually, one vote could
defeat his élection. This would
be _tragi~. since the majority
might haye lected him to the
office. ~a

Fe Teet

Mrs. Dorothy Hoover, a mathematician at the National |

~Aeronautics and Space Administration. is

own here

~gigainst a backdrop of mathematical Is which
~have been so much a part of her life.~ =

~Air Ce

is

ioners- Get Decorator Look

At the. Esso | Seaseaesie Counter
in Linden, New: Jersey, Lab Tech-.
nician; Coleman Rodgers assists
with tests which are helping to
solve an international problem
that starts.in millions of washere, bathtubs and kitchen sinks.
It is.caused by used detergents
that: go- on foaming in rivers
and streams and even from some
drinking-water ' faucets in some
heavily populated areas. In the
United States, where detergents
account for 80 per cent of all
the cleansers used, streams have
been covered with suds and in
Europe, where the problem is
worse, detergent foam has impeded navigation on some riv
How would you i fike t to hidaive
two stripes in Jess than threc
months in the U.S. Air Force?

Colonel William. H. Hanson,
Commander of ~thé 8505th USAF
Recruiting ~Group, has announc
ed a program. whieh some
youths could ~receive a stripe
the day they enlist.

The trial yoging is being
conducted Only in Wisconsin,
Michigan, Indians, ~Ohio, ~Northeastern Illinois; and ~a Northern
sector of West Virginia through
September to enlist potential
machinists,

Young men who qualify on a
job knowletige test will be able |:
to ~enlist in the Air Force... receive. one ~stripe of an Airman
Thitd ~Class....andon completion of - Basic Milftary Training,

ers and catials.
At the Esso Research Center:

kind of synthetic detergent which
helps ~solve this -problent, Since
the new product is easily attackbd and broken down by the bacteria that are always present in
streams, harbors and waste-water treatment plants. The gamma
rays-cause chemical reactions that
create the ne oil-based material, but.these ~rays-do not make
materials - radigactive.. An +Esso
Research pilot plant,is producing the new detergent in limit
ed quantities. Meanwhile, plans| on

for. commercial manufacture are

oF

Twelve Weeks |

be promoted...io the grade | of }.
Airman Second ~Class.

~The applicant must have a
general knowledge of the principles, procedures and~ techniques of machining and handworking variqus types of métals

ms ~in sf
a nuclear energy porcess usipg | gers

gamma rays has produced a pew | tity

be de action is effec

seriained~
photo - above, Mr. Roda measured quanof bacteria~grown in one
of the glass. laboratory contain-| }.
ers, ealled reactors; at the leftin _photo~into a sample of
gent to study whether bacive in breaking down the material, thus reducing or eliminating foaming.
While workng for ~Esso Research
shee 1960, Mr. Rodgers has continued his studies at Rutgers University and is slue to receive
his degree in mathematics next
ge! He is married and lives
Garden -Drive~ in ~ Roselle,

New Jersey. 4"

=Two

and. testing pre
~Applicants.
the - sergeant |

addition to the
Qualifying

ive. enlist
is progra
Wee take a

and materials used in fabrication |

and ~modification: of mechanical
parts,~ the colonel said.
~Knowledge in the field,~ he
added, ~can be obtained through
~a_course of cevdeeses, won by
technigal high* schools.
al or trade schools, techni
stitutes or oe apprentice
training: in industry.~

Sergeant Emersog F. Johnson,
Air Force recruiter-salesman ~at
1863 Gratiot Avenue, corner of
Van Dyke, is*now interviewing

k, "op loon ones

~éct ion. for the

tebe i fone is a~ deliciousiy = pagan ele. salad.

intriguifig~ combination of
American blue cheese and strawés is as appealing to the

y gourmet as it is to the

de- aatle deague~ set. Tangy Amer
iean blue cheese gives a flavor
lift, pn warm. summer days and
epsiy perks-up leftovers.

ann a meatless luncheon, try

~this ~molded: salad~ with

iged tea and piping hot cinna
AHASSEE~Florida A &
M Teaieapaay: will hold a sevenday orientation program for all

~new students, ap Seger: 3-9, an
nouficed M. G
of students,

Miles, acting dean

Dean Miles said the program |:

for. students...
& eee

tering Florida A
irst is designed to

aid them in making satisfactory}

adjustments ab to assist in gviding. them development of
tel ae mates toward the

ve satisfactory ~_

==: pve.
~
mon roils. A light dessert,: gach

| stich as sherbet and brownies,

will complete your luncheon
fare.
SUMMER DELIGHT -
CHEESE RING
SERVES 8

2 tablespoons (2 _ unflavored

gelatin

Yq cup cold water

Y% cup boiling water

1 (Bounce) package cream cheese

Ye cup crumbled American bive

cheese (about 3 ounces)

4 tablespoons lemon juice

{juice of one medium lemon)

~1 teaspoon ~salt

1 cup heavy cream, whipped

Yq cup broken wainut meats

Salads greens

Fresh strawberries,

sticed
- Soften gelatin in cond water
for five _minutes. Add_ boiling
water to dissolve. Mash. cheeses
well together with a fork; blend
until smooth and creamy. Gradually beat in lemon juice. Add
salt.

Add dissolved gelatin ~to the
cheese mixture, stirring until well
blended: Fold in whipped cream.
Rinse 1-quart- ring mold with
cold water. Sprinkle walnut

chilled and.meats into mold. Pour in cheese

gelatin; chill until firm. Unmold
on crisp greens and. fill center
with chilled, sliced strawberries.

b seat ~