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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

a close third is Carmen Norwine-
John Hook, 10912.
Other teams of players: Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Meyer, Mrs.
Edward Riefschneider-Mrs. Carlton
Allan; Mrs. Kenneth Young-Mrs.
Kenneth Black; DIR. and Mrs. C. R.
Wood; Mrs. William Faust Jr-MrS.
Kenneth Gluth; Mrs. Allan Foster
Mrs. Fred Meckfessell; Mrs. Irene
Burke-Mrs. Russell Cedoz; Mrs. Ell
mer Clemons-Mrs. C. Alton Cover;
Mrs. Ralph Snyder-Mrs. James
Wolf; Mrs. Ebert Broadbent-Mrs.
Willis Zibbel; Mrs. John Hrupcho-
Mrs Ray Debien; Mrs. Lewis Mac
key-Mrs. Erwin Rhode.
Miss Florence Specht is tourna-
ment manager, and Mrs. Leslie
Meyer was in charge of arrange
ments. Twenty teams are COM
peting for cash prizes of $40 first
place, SIS second, in north-south
and east-west divisions.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

gown of chantilly lace over net
ruffles and satin made with a V
necn and short sleeves. White lace
mitts were worn, and her elbow
length veil fell from lace band
with pearl scallops. She carried
cascade bouquet of gardenias and
white carnations.
Her attendants wore waltz length
gowns of aqua chantilly lace and
carried cascade bouquets, Of pink
carnations and gardenias. The
brides mother, in rose lace, and
the groom'S mother, in light blue,
had gardenia corsageS.
A reception was held in Guild
Hall. The couple will reside in
Graytown. The bride, PCHS
graduate, is payroll clerk at EOD.
She is a member of Beta Sigma
Phi sorority Mr.. Foss, an Oak
Harbor graduate, is engaged in
farming.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
SORORITY MEETS

Members of XII Alpha Kappa
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Floyd Klingbiel. Committees were
appointed for the benefit style
show to be held On May 18 in co:
operation with Gamma Omega
Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Pro
ceeds from the style show will go
to the Ottawa County Mental
Health Clinic.
The annual Founders Day Din
ner and installation of officers will
be held on Thursday, April %, at
the Island House. The next regular
meeting, which will include pro.
gram and entertainment for moth
ers and guests, is scheduled for
May 26
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Florida Wedding
Unites R.. A. Gill
And Cora Sproul

Of interest to many local
friends will be announcement of
the wedding on April IA at ST.
Petersburgh, Fla, of we'll known
Robert A. Gill and the former
Cora Sproul, solemnized in Lake
wood Presbyterian church there
by the Rev. Sam Milton.
Concluding wedding trip to
Nassau, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill flew
home last Thursday, and are at
home at the Gill residence, Route
2. Mr.. and Mrs. George Tyler were
attendants at the wedding.
The bride is the daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. George L. Hanawalt,
Cleveland. She studied in Cleve-
land and st. Petersburgh, attend
ed Ohio Wesleyan and was grad
uated from Baldwin Wallace of
which Mr.. Gill also is an alum
nus.
She wore a tailored suit of
grey green Win metalllc erect
and rose-pink trim. The Rev.
Purdy van Wickham assisted at
the ceremony, and music was
played by Mrs. T. P. Lowacre.
The bride at one time lived in
Port Clinton and later had a sum-
mer residence at Lakeside, but has
made st. Petersburg her home
for several years. She was the
first vocal music teacher in the
Port Clinton school system, in
stituting the music program here
in 1911 while she was seventh
grade teacher, and later extending
it to other schools in the county.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Marjorie Lattimore And Edward c..
Foss Wed At St. Thomas Church

At six thirty o'clock Saturday
evening, April % in st. Thomas
Episcopal church, Miss Marjorie
j. baltimore and Edward c. Foss
were married in a ceremony of
smart simplicity.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Grace E. baltimore of Gyp-
sum and the late William E. Latti-
more; the groom is the SON of Mrs.
Anna FosS of Graytown and the
late William Foss. The Rev. Perry
IN. Blankenship, rector, solemnized
the nuptials.
Mrs. Warren Rose, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor and
Miss Bernice baltimore, also sis
ter, was bridesmaid. Arnold FoSS,
Oak Harbor, was best man, and
uShers were James FosS of Willis
ton and Charles baltimore of Port
Clinton. =
The bride wore a waltz length
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
cATAWBA PTA

Allen Rupp, Superintendent OF
Fremont Schools, will be the speak.
er at the May 5 meeting of Ca.
tawba PTA. He will speak On pre-
pairing the pre-school child for
school but his talk will also be of
interest to parents of children of
all ages. Invitations are being
sent to parents of pre-school child.
rem. A film "Johnny's Report
Card will be shown and new Of
ficers installed.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
IN SORORITY

Miss Lois Hellwig was recently
initiated into Pi Delta Epsilon, ma
tional journalism honorary at
Heidelberg College. Miss Hellwig
received this honor by her work
in the field of journalism. She
is feature and news writer of the
Kilikilik, college newspaper, and
a member of the Aurora, year
book staff.
Her other activities include mem
bership in the Student Christian
Association, Home Economics Club,
and college social sorority. This
year Miss Hellwig is a counsellor
in France Hall, frehman women's
dormitory.
Miss Hellwig. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie HellWig, Gray
town, is a sophomore home eco
nomics major.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
cp'LD STUDY

Child Study Club members heard
an intresting talk by Intern Louis
Click of st. John Lutheran church
when they were guests of Mrs.
George Garst for Monday nights
meeting. His topic was "The Role
OF Mothers"
Chairman of new committees ap-
pointed are Program, Mrs. Archie
King; Ways and Means, Mrs. Ed
ward Reifschneider; Social and
Children, Mrs. Harry Bethel; Mem
bership, Mrs. w. B. Davies;
Courtesy, Mrs. Kenneth Carter and
Library, Mrs. Wayne Friderici.
Mrs. Friderici, Mrs. George
Garst, Mrs. Davies, Mrs. King, and
Mrs. George Sibrel will attend the
Spring Conference in Elyria or
May 4th.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

A nominating committee of Mrs.
Fred Johnson, Mrs. Hazel Boss,
Mrs. George Bly,, and Mrs. James
Long will present a slate of Off
GERS at the May IL meeting of
American Legion Auxiliary for
election. Lunch committee is Mrs.
George Dellinger, chairman; Mrs.
Herman Gates, Mrs. Paul Ingram,
Mrs. Archie King. A public card
party is planned for May Z at
Legion Hall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
COUNCIL MEETS

Ottawa Council 244 met in regu-
lar session April 81 at Carpenters
Hall. Plans were made for Rally
Day, May 21st, at Napoleon. A
White Elephant Auction Sale will
be held at the next meeting, May
5th. Bride-elect Dolores Fletcher
was honored with miscellaneous
shower. HostesSes were Katherine
Oman, Bessie Spencer and Char
lene Fleming. Lunch was served.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29

Urns of white snapdragons a
dorned the altar, and pew markers
were gold with white rope tassels
and candles. In the wedding party
were Mrs. Wayne Dubbert, 90 W..
Loop, matron of honor; Keith
Floro.s LaCarne, best man; Shirley
Riddle and Marilyn Schumacher,
bridesmaids; Karen Sue Klenk of
Sandusky, flower girl; Herbert
Schumacher of Route 3, and Nor
man Schumacher Of Toledo, ushers:
and Jimmy Turnow of Curtice ring
bearer. &
Miss Besso's beautiful gown had
rows Of ruffles believing at the
sidesa scoop neckline trimmed in
sequins, long sleeves and an all
lace train A sequin trimmed
crown held her fingertip veil. Her
pearl earrings and two-Strand pearl
cnoker were gifts Of the groom,
Shesearried white orchids.
Her attendants were a rainbow
OF soft colors, Mrs. Dubbert in
pink, bridesmaids in blue and the
flower girl in yellow Their gowns
were lace and net with lace Jackets
and ruffled skirts in lace and net
They wore pearl earrings, gift of
the brides mother. Complementary
cascade bouquets with matching
Eeadbands emphasized their color
motif.
The brides mother wore grey
lace over pink taffeta with pink
accessories and pink feathered car
nation corsage. The groom's moth
er in navy blue with white acces
sories had corsage of white feath
cred carnations.
The new Mr.. and Mrs. Schumak
er received the best wishes of ap
proximately 500 guests at a recep
ton in Oak Harbor Armory. A re
hearsal buffet luncheon party wa.
held at the home of the bride,
parents Friday night.
Richard Rounds was organist fol
thee wedding, and Bill Anderson
was vocalist, singing Because,
TIE Lords Prayer, "At Dawn
ingpand "The Wedding Prayer"
The bride chose a suit of aqu;
tweed with red shoes and purse
white gloves and hat, and wore
white orchid for travelling. The,
will honeymoon in the south, visit
ing friends, and will reside on RI
8 on their return. The new Mrs
Schumacher is a 1853 graduate O
PCHS and secretary at EOD. MI
Schumacher was graduated from
Oak Harbor in 1949, and is farm
ing.
The something old" the brid
chose to wear for her nuptials wa
gold ring that had belonged t
her great grandmother, Emm
Nehls, and now belongs to he
cousin, Mrs. Warren Gulau.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
HAS BIRTHDAY

Congratulations of many friends
came to well known Jed N. Wash
burn, E. Second-st, as quietly cele-
brated his 93rd birthday last Sat
urday. A native of Hery county, ne
came here in his teens. For some
years he engaged in Sawmill work
and later operated the Ottawa-co
dregde until he became part owner
of the Port Clinton Dredge Co. in
which he was active until his re-
tirement.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
FAREWELL PARTY

A farewell dinnerdance party
for 1t Col. John G. Sanford was
held at the Officers Club Friday
evening at 800 pm. Col. Sanford
is leaving the military service for
civilian life The buffet dinner con-
sisted of shrimp, turkey, and ham.
Music was furnished by AL Pierce's
orchestra.
$50 guests were present, includ-
ing both military and civilian per-
sonnel. It. Col. j. l.. Holley, Jr.,
acted as NC for the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
ATTEND WEDDING

Mrs. Harry Leary, Altar Society
president; Mrs. Delbert Wilson,
Mrs. Christ Dubbert, Mrs. Catn-
crime Hauser, Mrs. Bernard Kas-
par, Mrs. Edward Twynham, Mrs.
Fred Hendricks, Mrs. Charles
Scherer, Mrs. Irwin Ermish and
Mrs. Ernest Grodi represented I'm
maculte Conception parish at the
quarterly board meeting of Ere,
mont Deanery in North Baltimore
last week. A Day of Recollection
for all women of the Deanery will
be held at our Lady of Lourdes
church in Genoa May 18.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
PiNOcHLE CLUB

Mrs. George Twarek was hostess
for the meeting of her pinochle
club Monday Mrs. Louis Cyr had
the high score and Mrs. William
Robinson low. The group will meet
at the home of Mrs. Joseph RooS-
sine in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
PINoCHLE CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cooper en-
tertained t,leir pinochle club Sun
day evening. Mrs. Cooper and Ken
meth Owen had high scores. Mrs.
Richard Wadsworth and Mr.. Coop
er were low. Mrs. Richard Petersen
will have the club in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
HAS CLUB

Mrs. Keith Leathers entertained
her card club Monday. Mrs. w. w.
VanNatta had the high score, Mrs.
Albert SCHNEIDER, second and Mrs.
Leo Sands was low The hostess
erved salad course before the
game. Mrs. VanNatta will have the
club next month.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
Lovely April Wedding At St. John
Lutheran Church Unites Phyllis
A. Besso and Roland G. Schumacher

Phyllis A. Besso daughter of Mr. and Mrs Merlin f. Besso
of 1928 Monroe-s lovely bride in imported chanly
lace she wed to Roland G. Schumacher son of Mr. and
Mrs George F. Schumacher of Route at ST. John Lutheran
church Saturday night The Rev. John Braun soemnzed
n lock
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
HAS CLUB

Miss Catherine Fitzthum was
hostess to her JFF Pinochle club
Wednesday night. Winning scores
were held by the hostess, Mrs. Ray
Denney, and Mrs. Elmer Balls
baugh. Mrs. ROLAND Gillian has
the May meeting.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
JUNIOR GUILD

Meeting Monday night at the
home of Mrs. William Eberle,
members of ST. Paul's Slovak
Lutheran Junior Guia1 occupied
tie evening in sewing, with lunch
following.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-04-29
STORY HOUR

STORY -FOUR
Story hour will be held this Sat
urday morning at thelibrary at
10:30. Some of the stories to be
told are BLAZE AND THE FOR.
EST FIRE, TWO BIG BEARS, and
BERTRAM AND THE WHALE.
Women from Mothers Forum and
Progressive Mothers will be the
story tellers.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
W. +. Bagby of Cumberland, Yielded to
Call OF Carpentry Instead of Farming

Trade and have done no farming
ince came out Of the Army
after World War II
Mr Ba9by has a large vegetable
garden and also raises many
flowers HIS gladiolas were espec-
tally pretty this year. and they
mad an unusally long blooming
season much to Mrs Bagby's de
light
The approximately five acres
q corn growing on the farm were
raised BY MI Bagby's neighbor.
4 I. Spcas
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14

Mr. Bagby learned his carpent-
ers trade from his father. w F.
Bagby My father bought this
farm IN 1901" Mr. Bagby recall
led. and was only five years
old at the time. He built this
house that same year" Mr.. Bagby
added The eight room home
was remodeled in l949, and the
back porch was closed in The
ceiling in the dining room is an
unusual one 1t is a 81 inch pine
beaded ceiling To make it di-
stinctiye, So inch pine boards
were criss-crossed over 1T to di-
vide the ceiling into diamonds
and half diamonds. Mr. Bagby ex-
planned this was d favorite design
Of his father
Mr. Bagby built the garage him.
self and did all the remodeling
In fact the trim buildings. all in
an excellent state Of repairs. are
an obvious sign Of Mr.. BagbyS
love Of wood work and skill at
carpentry.
i am not contractor. con-
tinued Mr. Bagby II takes too
much capital and too much ener-
~ for man in his sixties TO be
a contractor, SO | work by the
hour as q carpenter | am work
ing on two Jobs at present, one
at Georges Tavern and another
near Cumberland the Sugar
Fork Road
Lots of Experience
Mr. Bagby has worked for sew
eral local contractors. and has
worked in Portsmouth. IN the Val
ley Of Virginia. and the states of
West Virginia and Maryland II
helped build a summer home on
the Potomac River for Drew Pear
son MI Bagby related and Mr.
Pearson came out to watch US
Just about every day
Carpentry work is plenty hard
said Mr. Bagby In fact / always
said that if | had a son l would
MAKE HIM be carpenter for a
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
Hobby In Hunting

one Of Nh Baebys fayorlte
sports is hunting THE season is
coming soon and | don't even
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14

while just so he would always
know what hard work really .s
October Wedding
October is a month that has
particular significance to Nh
Bagby He and Mrs Bagby cele-
brated their 10th wedding ami
versary last week, October 7 Mr..
Bagby is the former Ruth Beat
rice Vaughan. Of Charlotte Coun-
"
Five Oaks"
Although the front yard Of the
home is literally sprlnkled vith
lovely old trees. the name Of the
farm does not originate from
these trees BY some unusual act
Of nature, there are five large
oak trees growing from one tre-
mendous stump. in the side yard
From the road they give the i'm
preston Of beng one gigantic
tree but they are actually five
separate trees growing from the
one stump
Sharing the ownership Of Five
Oaks with Mr. Bagby are his
two sisters Mrs Hazel WeIls of
Newport News and Mrs Norma
B Clements Of Hampton Alto
eether Mr. Bagby has -four sis-
ters The other two sisters arc
Mrs F w jerks Of Chicago. and
and the late Mrs w B Stonucl.
Of the Ashby Community.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14

TIE FAR,r77llr "a \ HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER II ~
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Hunover Affirms
Segregation Policy

HANOVER, Va. Nov. ! tFl ~
Hanover County's tilree-member
Board of Supervisors, BY 3 2.to-t
vote, has gone On record Is op-
posed to operation Of the countyss
schools on anything but 8 segre-
gated basis.
With only Board Chairman
Eabell Luck dissenting, the su-
nervisors adopted i resolution
late yesterday declaring that III
it be lawful t0 continue to op-
crate segregated public schools,
then let the public schools of
Hanover County be discontinued
and closed.
The resolution stated further
that Il and when such schools are
closed, The energy and sub
stance oE Hanover County resi-.
dents should ne devoted 70 the
establishment 81 other facilities
for the educa lion Of rs children,
both white md coIored alike
Supervisors j. &. G. woods ana
j. 2. johnson voted for the reso-
luton which had been presented
st their September meeting 81
Samuel w. Shelton. 4 Hanover
lawyer. Mr.. Shelton earlier OBJ
tanned al injunction barring the
sale Of bonds for school construc-
tion IN the county
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Planners OK
Subdivision

The Upper Montgomery Counts
Planning Commission has ap-
proved q preliminary plan fpi
4 400-acre subdivision, Hunting
Hill Estates. on Route rs wesl
Of Rockville. It was announced
today By Ulysses Grifith 4th
commission chairman.
The subdivision II fully de-
veloped. would be the biggest
outside the metropolitan area d
the county. 4. b Elklns ot SSH
nell NM road was Lifted ~ ths
developer.
Also approved BY the cornnis-
sion were q preliminary plan fol
= i05racre subdivision. Man
chester Knolls. on the Redland
road, near Norbeck, and q build
Ing permit for 3 wholesale ilIfz-
Der warehouses on Oakmoni
road. near 0aithersburs.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Death Of Boy
eIdAccidenta!


A certificate Of accidental
death has been issued in the fata'
shooting Of l7-year-old John A
Dorsey Of 65io Bradley bouIe-
ward. Bethesda.
The youth was killed Sunday
night as he entered the home oI
|a Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School classmate who told policl
he was playing Ike . .'home.
owner and attempting to fright.
len q group Of Halloween prank.
|sters.
Richard Barlow, II. told polio.
|he fred the fatal shot but be.
lieved the 12-gauge shotgun wal
|unloaded.
Montgomery County Police 1t
John r Leahy. chief Of detec-
|tives at the Bethesda station
said the accidental death finding
by Or. Frank Broschart. county
medical examiner. apparently
closes the case as far as police
are concerned. 1t. Leahy said
he Is sending q routine report oi
the Investigation TO the States
Aftorylevfe nfiIne IN Rockville
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Arlington Wonnon
Selected as First
'Sufe Pedestriun

Mrs. F. B. Richerson. So. Of
l5os North Nineteenth street,
Arlington, was chosen the first
"safe pedestrian yesterday as
the Metropolitan Area Trafie
Council opened is week-long
safe Pedestrian Of the Day CAM
paign.
Mrs. Richerson was picked
after Pvt. @. E. Thompson Of
the Arlington police force saw
her carefully observing the traf-
fic light at Wilson boulevard and
Highland street before crossing
the intersection.
AS a reward Mrs. Richerson
was presented with q bouquet Of
red roses By the Allied Florists
and two theater passes.
Today's Safe Pedestrian Of the
Day win be picked In Alexandria,
in the District tomorrow. IN GiI-
yer Spring Thursday and Ii Hy-
attsville on Friday.
Evening star., 1955-11-01
Speed Curb Ends
On Rockville Pike

The Maryland State Road
Commission has raised the speed
limit on q three -mile stretch 81
1.-THE Rockville pike south 81
Rockville from 80 to 40 miles
Ian hour.
Imposition Of the 30-miie limit
several months ago resulted Il
complaints from the Monteom-
|ery County Police Department
and the City Of Rockville, whose
|ofhcials reported the restriction
created trafic jams at the inter-
section Of the Rockville pike and
IViers Mil road.
The commission also an.
lnounced it has installed sign
Ial0ne Wisconsin avenue between
East West highway and Bradley
boulevard. putting into effect
rush -hour bans on curh-sidt
parking.
Montgomery County Police
IofiiciaIs reported. however thai
warnings ARE being given motor
lists until residents become IA
lmiliar with the new regulations,
Evening star., 1955-11-01
|Aiexundriu Boy Burned
In Gunpowder Blast

Al is-year-old Alexandra boy
Is ii good condition ii Alex
andria Hospital today after SUI
fering burns IN "a explosion d
homemade gunpoWder.
Tracy Bayliss Of 227 East
Spring street was testing q small
portion Of the powder Sunday
when q bigger pile exploded. HI
had bought the chemicals foI
the experiment at 8 drug store
his mother said.
The boy suffered burns on his
hands and arms and face.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

set1AAe1 - NtA+ 4 - ttAtN ~ 80 sNg4teAf
the senate. q faculty member,
We should think. would Be willing
tc express his thoughts and
stand ~ them. II said.
The senate Is part Of 4 faculty
assembly formed for the frst
time at Maryland this year The
meetings of the full faculty as-
semhly are open 70 the press.
hut the senate voted last Tues
day 70 bar reporters from its
conferences.
Newly Formed Group
The formation of the faculty
groups was the offshoof of rec.
concentrations made last year
by ! Middle Atlantic states ac-
crediting COMMITTEES.
The Diamondback recalled
that the recommendations were
kept secret Tor i long tifne, and
produced widespread rilEnors III
70 The generalization of the uni.
versity. = y
Evening star., 1955-11-01


III the long run. the editorial
charged. the withholding of the
report increased speculation and
brought embasfa ssinens to the
university.
The intelligent press Is moi an
lnstrument of slander Of . tool
OF sensationaiism. a free press
Is not out To stir l1p trouble il
trouble ii not there. said the
paper.
Cites Requirements
When the atcreditine report
finally was forced into public
view BY the 1855 Legislature. IL
was found that among the
changes It required il the uni
versity was to. keep It's standing
wss . stronger faculty say III
university matters.
sSince the senate Is set up to
recommend policities which vim
Affect the university as i whole,
the press should be invited 4 the
pian1ondhack said.
Evening star., 1955-11-01

surplus Ia the college budget for
the current fiscal year.
Thomas s. jackson. Kensing-
ton lawyer who headed a six-
man study COMMITTEES on the
Junior college. said the committee
frowned on the new project be-
cause 1t was below the general
level Of academic offerings st
the l0-year-old college.
His statement came after the
board had postponed action on
most Of his commuters recom-
|mendations. The study report
was completed in March hut came
before the board for considera-
ton only last night.
Conclusions of Board
The board approved these con-
illusions: The junior college pro-
Egrafn should be continued. The
county has no responsibility to
provide junior college facilities
free Of tuition. The county, not
the State, should operate the
so.sse @ .,. III lssna.s s,.uss.a s,,oula -, g
i 4 oi,f,-st,,dent ceiling The n col-
|isre slan,,id shv' from co,npetine
WITH ,H sF,,,lf efI,,cation inc classes now now
ca,,S,,,rfed ~, ~ y a ~ j hieh q. schnsls y 4 !, )