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The guardian., 1953-11-14
FOR SALE
IN ROXBURY

BHooKFIELD ST. - 2 fam-
ily frame. ready for immed-
late occupancy. 4.s room
spts., 2 heaters. driveway.
$1,000 down, terms.
HAROLD ST. - s family
frame. all new heating sys-
fem with oil, psrque and IN.
IaiI hardwol ~ floor 5.4
room apartments with indt-
vidual 3 piece baths. enamel
tub and sinks. enamel rang
es, driveway. all rooms spa
sious and completely reno.
vsted, house freshly shineled
and painted, income $3.50.
month, owner will vscste her
her apartment a real bar
Gain, terms arranged.
RUTHVEN ST. - 5 family
with . 2 car garage. sep. hot
wafer heaters. reception halls
sep. entrances, some erattez
walls, 3 piece modern baths.
enamel sinks. tubs. and
stoves. owner will vseste for
buyer. price q terms reason
able. =,
Newly renovated 3 family
frane homes. mo MONEY
DOWN" for "G.I. spars-
ment for buyers. NEW TER
RfToRY. near TO earlines.
TO LET
HUMBOLDT AVE. - Spa
eieus modern rooms with kits
chen prsSileses. ell newly
renovated and ali new tuxn-
ishings. For men or men
students.
The guardian., 1953-11-14
7s"HrGH COURT

WASHINGTON - Members
of the U. S. Supreme Court
attended the funeral Of "A year
old Harry N. Parker. who was
a court runner with SO years
n service. The justice of the
supreme Court included Chief
Justice Earl Warren, who was
lust appointed, and Justices
Minton. Clark Frankturter,
Burton, Jackson and their
wives,
The guardian., 1953-11-14

One ton of bituminous coal
provides sufficient heat to man
ufacture about 80 barrels Of
cement.
The guardian., 1953-11-14

RENfFNTBER, without your
helm the Red Feather Campaign
could fail in Everett. Please do
your part 10 al $4,000 quota.
The guardian., 1953-11-14
FOR SALE
IN DORCHESTER

HOWARD AVE. - Single
family, 8 rooms and bath. all
hid. wd. floors, hot wafer
with oil heat, combination
gas & coal range. combina-
fion white enamel sinks and
tub. Owner will vacate.
$500. Terms
DEVON ST. ~ Modern 2
family detached house hav.
ina two apartments OF SIS
rooms and baths. reception
halls. all hardwood floors.
sep. front and back piazxas,
two hot wafer heaters both
with oil. white combination
sinks and tubs. enamel gas
ranges, driveway and room
for garage. 4 finished attic
rooms, owners will vaeate.
properly may be seen at any
fine through this Office. right
price, terms.
The guardian., 1953-11-14

PRE-WAR 2-FAMILY. One spari-
ment vacant, being decorated.
Where else can you buy such an
income home for
SSA0n 4
The guardian., 1953-11-14
ST. CLAIR KIRTON

~ = - AAhdANA
2I0 COLUMBIA ROAD
DORCHESTER
REAL ESTATE
DORCHESTER
WABENo ST. - 3-familY.
s.s.6 rooms. 3 car garage.
BRUNSWICK ST. - Beauti.
full 2 FAM, SIS rooms. reccep-
ton hall. built-in showers.
tile bath and kitchen. mod.
appliances, large yard, 2-car
garage, house about le years
old, excellent home for buy
er, easily financed ~ Price
SIs.5oo.
DEVON ST. - 3 fam. frame.
a beauiifui piece Of property.
5-6.5 rooms. sep. heaters. 3
car garage, also spacious
grounds for parking. good
rents. A beautiful home for
buyer & 2 other apartments
to help with bank payments.
Price $4,000.
ROXBURY - Nice 2 family
frame. 2 car garage. good To-
cation, 4 rooms. sunporch,
reception hall on first floor
S roms. sunporch. reception
hall on second floor. 2 attic
rooms. oil heat, good buy -
Price slo.500.
FERNRORo ST. - 2 three
family houses. s-s-s rooms
each, 8 sep. heaters, excellent
income. priced for quick sale
- $500 each.
APARTMENTS TO LET -.
NOTARY PUBLIC
HI 5-l550 - GA 7-27Sl
The guardian., 1953-11-14
REACHES NEARBY

s36. mo. plus 2 other rents covers
all interest, insurance, estimated
taxes and pays Off entire cost. I'll
terms.
The guardian., 1953-11-14
$500
EVERETT

APT. AND STORE, 5l-ss Union
Street Ideal neighborhood store.
GI - No cash down.
Se700
The guardian., 1953-11-14
FAST LYNN

2-APT. of Al rooms. Slate roofeG,
solidly built. Gt-N0 CASH DOWN.
$500
The guardian., 1953-11-14
$35 MONTH
cf-No CASE DOWN

ALL you need is good credit
rating, Liquidating properties at
500 savings over cost 20 build
NEWT Today Call MR.. WOOD
HOUSE at HI $4,000. Tonight HI
5-12TS.
The guardian., 1953-11-14
Sla MONTH

For VACANT small apartment in
S-family. GI. NO Cash Down. Call
today HI $4,000 or tonight FL 5-12Ts.
The guardian., 1953-11-14
GUEST HOUSE
$500
$1,000 DOWN
SHOP
$4,000

Buys shop at 1853 Washington ST.,
near Green Street Station, Jamaica
Plain. Easy terms. Owner, HI $4,000,
or at night Hi 5-127S.
The guardian., 1953-11-14
DORCHESTER
HOME and STORE

12-R0oM newly modernized BRICK
home for S65OO. Rent few rooms
and enjoy OIL heated suite for
yourself FREE of cost. 4qo Bank
mortgage. recently placed makes ii
Easy for you TO own.
The guardian., 1953-11-14

Other Ike hin
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
REPORT OF NURSES EXAMINING BOARD MEET

The annual meeting of the Alaska Nurses Exam mining Board was held in Seward April 30 and May 1.
 Discussions at the meeting centered around the implemen- tatfons of the Act relating to the practice of nursing passed by the last session of the legisla- ture. This Act increased the membership of the Board from three members to five. The en- larged Board is to be responsible for the examining and licensing of practical nurses as we'll as professional nurses.
 With the creation of the ac- credited practical nurse school at Nit. Edgecumbe it was par ticularly important that licen- sure of practical nurses be made possible at this time. Plans were formulated fer examinations to be given to the graduates of this school in June 1858.
 The Board set up policies and technics to meet the require ments of the licensing Act. Ex- aminations for registration of professional nurses will be ad- ministered by members of the Board as requested but not more than four times year. Applica- tions for examination are now being received by the Execu- tive Secretary, Alaska Nurses Examining B ard, Box TIA, Seward, Alaska.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Helen Johnson, president; Helen Jefferson, vice president; La Preal Bic, executive secretary.
 Attending the meeting were Helen Johnson, Juneau; Eliza beth V. VickerS, Mt. Edgecumbe: Mrs Mernardine White, Fair banks; Mrs. Helen Jefferson. Anchorage; and Mrs. LaPreal Bic, Seward.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
Seward Women to Represent Aldsko

Miss Helen Case of Seward will be the official delegate from the Alaska Federation of Wo- mems Clubs at the National Con vention in Washington, DC. this month, from May 25 to 29.
 Miss Case plans to arrive in the nations capitol in time to attend the Embassy Tour and Tea at which Mrs. Eisenhower and Mrs. Richard Nixon are to be honored guests.
 She will spend the weekend of May 30 in New York to visit the United Nations Building.
 After visiting in Illinois and Indiana she will attend summer school at San Francisco State College to take a workshop in special education to aid her in teaching at the Seward Sanator- ium next year, where she is assistant to Miss Goldie Busko.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
fAci'3ews' 10 Le0ve Jesse Lee Home

ElWin Mathews, superintend- ent of Jesse Lee Home, will leave Seward about May 24 for a new assignment in Illinois.
 MT. Mathews, assisted by his wife Ruth, has been at the home for the past three years. They came to Alaska from the Texas Panhandle country, and soon en- deared themselves to all of Sew ard by their wise and thoughtful care of the children at Jesse Lee.
 After a three months vaca- ton at Lubbock. Texas, their family home, the Mathews and their two sons, Jerry IA and Paul 10 and their foster daugh- ter Christine Brandal 13, who is an Alaskan, will go on to their new post in Illinois. They will also be joined by their own daughter Cecile, who has spent the last year in Texas.
 The children's home at Polo, Illinois, the Peek Home, is under the management of the Women's Division of Christian Service of the Methodist Church on the same basis as the Seward home, and is approximately the same size.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
J. Everett 10 Lead
 Bus. & Prof. Women

Juanita Everett was elected as president by the Seward Bus mess & Professional Women's Club Tuesday night. Mrs. Ever cit is charter member of the group.
 Other officers elected were, Norine Reed, vice president; Blanche Gray, second vice presi dent; Evelyn Blair, recording secretary; Mildred Fleming, cor responding secretary; and Hetty Lindberg, treasurer.
 The club honored winners of the Postal Contest for Business subjects from the high school at dinner. The girls were Audrey Denton, Shirley Horton, Doris Doshen, Ava Doyle, Carol Ann Trevethan and Janice Frampton. All were present except Miss Trevethan.
 Installation of officers and the charter dinner will probably be combined at a meeting in the near future, the new president states.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08
WoMAN's CLUB BANQUET

There are still some tickets available for the annual Spring Banquet and Installation of Of ficers of the Senior Woman's Club. For reservations call Mrs. Roberta Thornton. The banquet will be held at Tony's Cafe May II.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08

Miss Clara Papenhagen is leaving Seward. She also went on Friday. She has been on the staff of Seward General Hos pital, and organist at the Metho- dist Church.
Seward seaport record., 1953-05-08

Cherie Luben left Friday for the States. She is going to Colo rado to live with her mother.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-25
Sports Roundup
q eAYLE TALnQT.

= i.
NEW YORK N We encountered
j widespread feeling In tie Md
west that time finally has caught
up with tie Brooklyn Dodeers and
that tie National Leagua race has
become ! wide open affair. viii he
PhiIlies not necessarily favored
over three other clubs Milwaukee,
ST, Louis and New York
That IS I ios Of baseball teams
10 crowd into one pennant race,
and Il could he that THE expeIis ID
the Western hali &c the circuit Ire
counting the Dodgers out much too
soon. They apparently san Tie de-
tending champions st their worst
ont that way. But they claim 10
have detetled pnnilsialkble signs
q decay d Charlie Drssaen's
crew.
Roy Campanelia ard Jacks
Robinson have been holding them
Up 40 ~ themselves, but 4 eanll
% on forNe one analyst de.
cared. n O. both of them &
bound q Slom down when tie real
hot weather comes. and then witch
out Pee Wee Reese Is 10 Youn tel
any more either. Believe me. lfNir
president walter O'Malley. WASH
taking The other day when he said
Be was alarmed. They've eol @ IA
some trading and they had bettei
come up with ! good starting
pitcher
The same observers REGARDED
Dresnen's benching d hitting
GIL Hodges md ne Temporary
transfer oI Robinson b first hast
as I desperation move. Tlley
claimed q know that Jackie delest
playing iirst. they said. 90, hal
nom Whit they saw pitcher Jos
Black Is suffering from one q th1
worst cases q sophomore jlnx 81
record. All Il which, shey contend,
Odds up d ! new MatI0naI ] eagnl
club n tiie next World Series
We were warned quite soIcnlnly
not h take fist wIidsuyed MllWan.
lee team 90 lightly. Krr ! incl,
Chicago fans are almost q hop.
N aha,1f their sinw nefnflofs II
the Milwaukee customers fre. 4 4
d quEck, lasl train Fiie, nnd malty
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RsaI Easass For Sale


LOOKING ron 4 HOUSED We.
should b able b please you.
Here are Just l feW of our offer.
ings:
Two bedroom two hath
CHS house .........................,... 81, 900
Three bedroom has
everything ........................... 81, 600
Two bedroom two
screened pOrches $1,000. 4lz, 500
Two story house frame
construction .-.......-........... 700
Two bedroom handicapped
yard barbecue Si1. 800
Big Coppit : lots, one hall block
Price 1900.
TIE best buy A Al owner designed
CES house. You must see The lea.
lures q appreciate this house on
corner l0s Selling tor Iess than yosl
would imagine only 81 Com.
pare this with anythid ygu have
seen.
Cool and comfortable designed
for Florida living ana located III
the coolest AREA Ia KeY West Ii
this two bedroom, two bath house.
Gross ventilation u every room.
ID perfect condition alid e asonahly
priced 81 only SO. 90
a real Dream House Three bed.
rooms tile bath beautiful oak
do0rs separate dining room lots
Of cabinets light md airy kitchen
large screened hack porch with
stationary this beautiful land.
scaped yard 20 i % garage and
hooster pump. also soiar system d
pre.heal water. A steal at 81. 900
only 4a.OoO.co cash required.
Boca Chica Walerfrulls
This choice plot IS appr0x. 1sa
acre. SO feet along Old Oversees
Highway, about go feet q water
tFont Has channel running alOns
one side. WIN sacrifice Cor cash
JOHNSON q JON on
~ Duyal 81 phone z-z1sl
mays
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50 gal Notices
NOTICE d nIssoLuTIoN q
CONTlNuEDl

PARTNERSHIP
4 NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the co4partnership heretUfcFe
existing between SAMUEL, S. KAP-
Lam and HOWARD COHEN under
the firm name OF KEY WEST
SALVAGE COMPANY and doing
business In Moncoe County FaoFi-
da, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent Howard Cohen has
retired from said firm and buSi-
ness but Samuel s. Kaplan viii
continue the business at the same
place under the same firm name.
DATED ut Key West. Florida,
this 32nd day of May. A.p. 1858.
lsdl SAMUEL s. KAPLAN
fsdl HOWARD COHEN
IN THE ClRCUET COURT or TzE
10TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ~
And FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
Cnao Ne. 1a-0Sz
JANE GRACE PHILLdPS.
EDMUND JAMES pHl1.IIPsss
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
TO: EDMUND JAMES PHILLIPS
SIS East 227th Street
Bronx. New York
you ARE HEREBY MORTIFIED
that suit tor divorce has been filed
against you herein and you are re.
CURED 70 serve q copy Of your An.
awef on Attorney for Plaintiff and
file the original thereof on or be-
fore the 18th day OF June. ADJ
1853, otherwise Decree Pro Cen
feeso Will be entered against you
DATED st Key West. Florida
{SeaD EARL d. ADAMS
Clerk, Circuit Court
Bys Kathleen EottaGe.
Deputy Clerk.
i fedl WILLIAM j NEBEHIx
ATTORNEY for Plaintiff.
e0A DuFai street,
Key West Florida.
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ONE WAY TRAILERS, any size.
for rent to any city ii thel
United States. Rent It here leave
Il there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
tSinclair) seryice station. Stock
Island. may21.tfI
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Is Estate For sale


WILL SELL, 1T loss, equity ) bed
room Sunshine Home. Excellent
refrigerator, stove, JalOusies. Guar
anteed drainage field. Low monthly
payments. win consider second
mortgage Phone 2.76A6. 300 Fog
arty Ave-. may21-tf
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2 BEDR. Sunshine house. $ssOO. 90
down Handicapped, fenced Id
yard. 2I20 Fogarty Ave. CalI 2-76SS.
apr21-s0tx
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SMALL EFFICIENCY apt. on.
FlagIer Ave. Quiet couple. Rea-
sonable rent. Apply FL Prado.
Motel. rnay25-tf
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3 BEDROOM, 2 bath home. Top
quality construction throughout.
81. 0.0o, terms. 1921 George st.
PhOne 2-627s for appt aprzS-24t
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! lonAl esvicss

SINGER Sewing Machine. Sales :
Services Parts, Singer Sewing
machine ca i1s Coral Way, Coral
Cables. rlayi-tf
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q BEDROOM furn. Ideal for q
couples or family with children.
Hall 4 block from South Beach.
Phone 2-7749 may2s-stx
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2 BEDR. Home On large Loo. 3 yrs.
old. Garage. Convenient location
near Garrison Blight. Occu. abOut.
June IS 2z10 Patterson Ave. Or.
Phone 2.5ICo. maylS-l2t
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ottagas For Rent

2 FURN. cottages for rent. Apply
500 Francis St. upstairs.
rnay25-Stx
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TURN. 2-BEDROOM at. Hot
water. Children weIcome. $72
monthly. 800 Elizabeth ST.
may25-tf
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FURNISHED cottage for rent.
1915 Eliza St. r,ay2s-2t
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Houses q Rons

= BEDROOM ilaan. house. All elec.
tric kitchen. Children accepted
1A17 Albury 81. CAL 2:66s4
may22-sl
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Page .
Apartments For Ront
sCoNTNuKps

APT. 5000 to $500 per month.
~ william s.. mayzs.stx
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FOR SALE: 2 bedroom Sunshine
house. Airconditioned living room
s fenced ID front yard car port 81
storage room. $500 down. Close ii.
zoos Fogarty Ave. Phone 2-2s7O.
mayo, II Il u, IA ,2S st
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50 Legal Nosicss
fcoNTTNuEDl
Tallahas6eS F4eridA
Apris sOtl 1855


- = = - ~ -
April seth 1853
N0TIeCE
NOTICE Il hereby given that the
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State az Florida.
Pursuant 70 Law will offer for
sale. Tor Objections Only. In Taiia-
AN. june Ind. 1859. the tolloving
described land IN MONROE C0uE-
TX. Florida to.wit;
Al parcel Of bay bottom land
lying north OF Lot no. Block
Sc or 3 Plat Of stock INlAn6s
recorded IN Plat Book 1, Pass
S6, Public Records Of Monroe
County, Elorida. and embracing
1oReRnInent xlbfs /, {, and
8. Section S. Government Let
Z. Section Sc, Government Lot
81 Section IS and Government
Lot 3, Section 81. ali IN Towns
ship 81 South, Range IS East.
and containing 90 acres, more
or less
Correct legal description IL BE
furnished with deed Applicant
II owner Of tbs adjacent up-
land property
The Purchaser q required TO pay
the advertising cost and oocurnen-
tafy stamps.
The Sale. & ana hsn lasde,.ehali
! be biect to the Trustees feasfg-
| ing unto themselves 9s os the
| phosphate, minerals and xne4Rla and
S0% az the petroleum. thereon or
| khereundAf.
THE TRUSTEES or INTERNAL.
IMPROVEMENTS FUND reatfvn the
right 60 reject any ana All Alfe
the internal Ilarsatelnent Epnd et
DAN alccknTx.
lAttests c6refnof.
II. q EIflf31. Eet
Trustees I. + Fund.
my ,iani. 1853
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EXCEPTIONALLY desirable. Sub.
let : mos. 8 bedroom, ~ baths.
Large. gracious house for properly
appreciatiYe responsible tenants.
June 7 II Sept. /. S1l DuyaI. Phone
2-22si. nayzz-6t
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! 81 Eieralk HAS wfIh
steering heel, rs h. Exte
culboaed nlosoS with fone CO.
trol. j tsaaor trailer An ne So
\. p Ianiey sfz Enne s
nny A.
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SIKInl0 iii aesleS Fhena y.
1 slaer 80 ~. Kaa SIEVE
LII &slrier mays 4
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ALLSTATE land cruiser motor
scooter viii cover. sf1s. 81. sil.F
y Poinslana. al
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g. r. electric range. $500. Ga
francis 81. Phone 2-2O67.
Mays st
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1857 FIRESTONE SHp Gear-
shifs model $4,000. eI1 Truman
Mr. Williams, msysslx
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GRAY MARINE Engine z HI.
Direct drive. Nav manifold.
Good cOnd. Price 1890. Phone
alter \ P.M z-z0ss lnAyia At
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FURNITURE for sale. sIi Petro-
mia ST Come atfer $50.
mays stx
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BOATS motors. irniIefr rem.
trade 4 nall ClfTs Marine 4
Supply Co Stock Island. Pnone
s'2ssl magzzi
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BAKERY foR sale Wonderful for
ssni.g1airsd baksr and wis III
veteran wanting experience Rox
isl Marsthon. Eia. NAY 81
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Correct legal description to be
furnished with deed. Applicant
II owner Of tbs adjacent up
Evening star., 1953-08-23
CasteIIani Scores
TK0 Over Keouqh
BY the Assoeiafed Press

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug. o.
Rocky 'Castellani, out in front all
all the way scored a technical
knockout over battered Jackie
Keough at 2:45 of the ninth
round of a scheduled 10-rounder
at the Sports Arena tonight.
Keough was standing near his
corner virtually helpless when
referee Johnny Webber of De-
troit ended the bout between the
two Cleveland fighters.
The fight. nationally televised
over the ABC network with To-
ledo blacked out. attracted only
about 1000 persons. The gate
and attendance were not an
nounced Immediately.
Castellani. seventh ranking
middleweight, weighed 100 to
15934 for Keough.
On the aggressive all the way,
Castellani had his stocky op-
ponent in trouble in both the
seventh and eighth rounds but
was unable to put him away.
Midway in the ninth, Keough
went down and barely managed
to get to his feet at the count OF
nine. He was wobbly as Castel-
lani tore in. Referee Webbel
then stopped the fight when IL
was obvious he was unable tc
defend himself.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Tiny PAGES Winners
In Oak Knoll Show by
Taking Two Ribbons
By Bruce FoIes, Jr.
Speeiol Correspondent Of The Sfor

sEABROOK, Md. Aug. 22.-
A. S. Dailey's clever fencing
brown mare Tiny, ridden by 10
year-old Bobbie Gardner. put
in good performances today
throughout Seabrook's Oak
Knoll Horse and Pony show to
win the hunter championship
and the reserve junior award.
Tiny won two firsts and a third
for her score of IL points in the
hunter division to top Claude w.
Ovens many-time champion.
Sky's Shadow, who was ridden
by Gardner Hallman, except
when Cheerie Mckee took over
in the ladies class, to a score
Of 101a points and the reserve
hunter tri-color.
In the junior division a three
way tie developed between Ste
wart Bridenbaker's Mr.. North,
Sally Blauner's Three Cheers
and Tiny. In a hack-off under
saddle the title was awarded to
Three Cheers, a 5-year-old bay
mare by Ones Enough, with
Tiny taking the reserve.
The open jumper division was
a hotly-contested affair be-
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j.
Hughes, jr.'s Hi Ii and Joan Ost-
rows Bandit. Going into the last
class each horse mad a score of
z points. Bandit, who was ridden
by Bob Gibbon, won the tough
knock-down-and-out class, while
Hi Ii, ridden by Mr.. Hughes, was
the winner of the touch and out.
The championship was awarded
to Hi Ii with 10 points, and
Bandit took the reserve with Z
points.
In the pony division three
championships were awarded in
the small, medium and large di-
visions. The small title was won
by Bobbie Gardner riding her
Seabrook. with Patsy Gorrell's
Thane of Wales taking the re-
serve. The medium title was
awarded to Billy Boyce's Smokey
Joe ahead of Chuckie Cores
Pretty Penny. The large divi-
sion was won by Martha Sterbak
riding her fast-moving pony
Northlite, with Richard thinner
mans Pinocchio, ridden by his
owner, taking the reserve,
The green hunter division was
clean sweep for two grey mares
of Claude w. Owen, with Phila-
beg and Sky's Light taking the
championship and reserve, re-
respectively.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Pony Crown Goes to BuIIerinu
InRunon After Hqymdrket Tie

ter championship. Owned by
Mrs. Angelina Carabelli. the
horse was ridden by Harry De-
Mawby. Green hunter reserve
went to Chamois, owned by Mrs.
John B. Lee of Warrenton.
Fritz Westenberger's Night
Wings of Haymarket, ridden by
Mrs. Betty Rowland. captured
the working hunter champion
ship. Mr.. and Mrs. William How
lands Irish Flag of Warrenton
won reserve.
New Hope Farms Apache
Moon garnered jumper cham
pionship. A Quantico marine,
Maj. Meek, had the reserve in
Disguise.
Conformation hunter cham
pion was Ballantrae Farms Gen.
eral Lem Reserve was Western
berger Night Wings.