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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
ChiHicothe
Phi Betes Tea
For Mrs. Welsh

The Chillicothe Chapter Of Phi
Beta Psi Sorority. on Sunday, paid
a unique courtesy to Mrs. Harold
S. Welsh, South Charleston Pike.
Mrs. Welsh is candidate for Ma
tional Grand President of Phi Beta
Fsi, come the convention in San
francisco, California, in July.
The Chillicothe Phi Betes' in
vitation to Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh for
Sunday. June II, read, Come TO
open house at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peavy Scahne, Sunday, June
u, as our epression of good wish
es for your election as National
Grand President of Phi Beta Psi
in San Francisco in July"
Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh motored 10
Chillicothe for the function at
which Chillicothe members and
their husbands were in attendance.
,S ~
Mrs. Lillian D. Conway, who has
been visiting here the past month,
has gone to Toledo for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Richard D. Logan.
From there she expects 10 go 10
Waynesville, North Carolina, in the
mountains near Ashville, for an in
definite stay, before she returns 10
St. Petersburg, Florida where
she spends each winter.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Dessert Shou)er
For Miss Rea

One of the numerous courtesies
honoring Miss Jean Rea, bride
elect of Mr.. Dean Circle, was a
dessert and miscellaneous shower
given by Miss Barbara Cooper and
Miss Norine Bardon on Tuesday
evening, June IA, in the Crystal
Room of the Red Brick of Yes
teryears, Lafayette, Ohio.
Prizes for entertainment were
awarded Mrs. John Kile and Miss
Marilyn Jones.
Those complimenting Miss Rea
with lovely gifts were Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Reas Mrs. Lawrence Cradle,
Mrs. William Kennedy, Mrs. Dan
iel Davidson, Mrs. Donald Colley,
Misses Marilyn Jones, Linda Lew
is, Gloria Hume, and Margaret
Brown, all of London; Mrs. John
Kile of West Jefferson; Miss Sue
Riley of Washington c. H.; Mrs.
Walter Chambers of Amanda; Mrs.
Theodore CLANCY of Fairborn;
Mrs. Edwin Lilly and Mrs. Will
liam Jackson of Columbus; and the
hostesses.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17

Just as the hymn "Oh Perfect
Love was sung at the close of
Sunday mornings service at ST.
Johns Lutheran Church, June the
twelfth, Miss Carolyn Adrean and
Robert Wickline went to the altar
TO exchange marriage vows, in an
impressive, service read by Law
renee t. Rugh, pastor of the
church.
The altar vases were filled with
stately white snapdragons for the
half after eleven ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Adrean of Mar
ion. former residents, while the
bridegroom is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wickline, of West
Mound Street, London.
The youthful bride was frock-
ed in simple, dainty gown of
pink dotted swiss which fell waltz
length over starchy crinoline pet
ticoats., Her accessories were of
white and she completed her we'd
ding ensemble with white Bible
on which rested an exquisite white
orchid.
Mrs. Maynard Dickerson, Jr.,
only attendant, wore a simple
white summer frock with white ac-
cessories and a corsage In red and
white.
Maynard Dickerson, Jr., was the
bridegroom's best man.
Immediately after the ceremony,
the bridal party, relatives and a
few close friends, had brunch at
the Red Brick Tavern.
AT one o'clock they returned TO
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Contest Losers
Pay Their Debt

An Attendance Contest" of the
Sigma Gamma class of the Pres
byterian Sunday School. was con-
cluded Monday evening at sup
per in the church dining-room,
when the members of the losing
team paid their debt to the win
ners.
The supper tables were decorat-
ed in red and white, the class col
ors, with centerpieces of red roses,
thanked with white candles in cry
stal holders.
At the various contests arrang-
ed by Mrs. Floyd Williams, teach
er of the class, prizes were pre-
sented to all contestants, Mrs. Ed
gar Yerian and Mrs. Robert Tur-
Wy received the Jack Pot.
HostesseS were, Miss Lucille
Butcher, Mrs, Ronald Cox, Mrs.
Robert Dillon, Miss Dorothy Jane
Eckstein, Mrs. Kenneth Fichner,
Mrs. Edwin Gordon, Mrs. Ray
mond Lindig, Mrs. Rober Nicolas
kie,, Mrs. Richard Meade. Mrs. Geo.
Miller. Mrs. George Morcher. Mrs.
Charles Taylor, Mrs. Richard Ira
cey, Mrs. Robert E. Turvy. Mrs.
Walter Turvy, Mrs. Lloyd Will
man, and Mrs. Eylene Rutherford.
Guests honored were, Mrs. Paul
Jones. Mrs. Gayle Noble, Mrs.
Frank Stuthard, Mrs. Gardner
Thomas. Mrs. Kenneth Wood, Mrs.
Edgar Yerian, Mrs. Floyd Will
liams, teacher, Mrs. Harry High,
substitute on June II, and Mrs.
David Laird, other guests.
Mrs. Lloyd Whitman, class pres
ident, conducted a brief business
session with Mrs. Robert Turvy,
conducting devotionals.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17

attendants, VINO were Miss Carol
Baker. Miss Corleen Sharrer and
Mrs. Donald A. Turner. Picture
hats, and bouquets of yellow roses
completed their ensembles.
James Fl. Henkelman served as
best man. Guests were ushered to
their seats by Clifford Hanson,
Charles Horbeson and George RAN
dolph, brother of the bride. Mast
er Godfrey Randolph, the brides
nephew, was ringbearer.
Mrs. Randolph was attired in
dress of blue crystalefte trimmed
in lace with white accessories. Mrs.
Williams chose blue silk dress
with lace accents and white access
sories. Their corsages were butter
fly orchids.
Miss Mary Alice Drinkle and
Miss Gertrude Eyman of Lancast-
er; Miss Mary Ann Benjamin and
Miss Marian Brown of Columbus
were flostesses at the reception
winch TOOK place at the Lancaster
Hotel.
The bride is a graduate of Miami
University where she was a men,
ber of Kappa Alpha Theta Soror-
ity She has been employed at Co
lumbus School for Girls.
Ensign Williams received his
bachelors and masters degrees
from Miami University where he
was affiliated with Delta Upsilon
Fraternity. He is now serving in
the United States Navy.
Following a wedding trip to
Florida, the couple will reside in
Athens, Ca, after June 25.
Among the guests at the wedd-
ding and reception, We're. Mrs. r.
K. Loofbourrow and Miss Louise
Richmond, East High Street, Lon
don.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
AMvETS Auxiliary
Pledges Support
To Blind Veterans

The Amvets Auxiliary of Lon
don Post, was entertained at the
home of Mrs. Paul Nelson, Liber-
ty Street, Monday evening, the
program of entertainment includ-
ing contests for which prizes We're
awarded to Mrs. Don Lewis and
Mrs. Walter Turvy. Mrs. Turvy
also received a door prize.
Mrs. Harry Turvy, president,
was in charge of the business ses-
sion when members voted to send
a donation to the SOS for the
benefit of blind veterans. Mrs.
Paul Nelson, the chaplain gave the
devotionals.
Mrs, Herman Slattery was as
sistant hostess.
Attending were, Mrs. Dean Gar
rard, Mrs. James Slaughter, Mrs.
Don Lewis, Mrs. Harry Turvy,
Mrs. Herman Slattery, Mrs. Thorn
as Slattery, Mrs. Walter Adams,
Mrs. Walter Turvy and the host
eSs.
Mrs. Don Lewis will be hostess
for the July meeting at her home
on the Yankeetown Pike.
80 ,I
Miss Lee Sidener, daughter of
Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. F.
Z. Sidener. Jr., East High Street,
flew TO Birmingham, Michigan,
last week for a visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Mellow, Jr., (Jean
Sidener) and Mr.. Mellow.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Catholic Ladies
Have June Meeting

In the Knights of Columbus Hall
decorated with beautiful roses the
Catholic Ladies of Columbia, had
the June meeting, Mrs. Kenneth
Barden, president, conducting the
business session
Prizes during the social hour
were presented to, Mrs. Cletus
Higgins and Miss Louise Coleman
for euchre; Mrs. Al B. Cauley and
Mrs. Clara Hackett for bridge;
Miss Jean Sparkling for canasta and
special prizes to Mrs. Kenneth
Bardon and Mrs. Catherine Kav-
aney.
Hostess committee was Mrs
Francis Beathard, chairman, Mrs
Lee Foreman, Mrs. Edward Loney
Mrs. Robert Lambert, Mrs. John
Duffey, Mrs. Edward Slyh and
Miss Frances Duffey.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Recent Bride
Feted At Shower

Mrs. Kenneth Reffitt, patty Nc
Guire) was recently compliment
ed at a miscellaneous shower by
Mrs. Robert Reffitt at her home
on East High Street. Lovely gifts
We're presented the honor guest by,
Mrs. Harlin Hunter and Mrs. Har-
old Wisecup, of Columbus; Mrs.
Ben Beatty and daughter. Lisa,
Mrs. c. r. Hunter, Mrs. Ray Hunt
er, Mrs. Carl Reffitt and daugh-
ter, Rose, Mrs. j. c. Tcoker and
daughter, Linda, Mrs. Clay Took
er, Mrs. Roscoe Wisecup. Miss
Norma Wisecup, Mrs. Herbert
Wisecup, Mrs. Thomas Mcclure,
the hostess and honor guest all
from London. Gifts were sent by
Mrs. Ernest Dunlap and daughter
Roseann of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Marriage Vops Exchanged June II !
At St. Johns Lutheran Church

the Parish Hall of st. Johns
Church, where Mrs. Adrean in a
navy blue sheer afternoon frock
with accessories of white and Mrs.
Wickline in rose poplin over net
and crinoline foundation, headed
the wedding party to greet the
guests at an informal reception.
A TERED, decorated wedding,
cake. between bouquets of summer
flowers and lighted candles, a
dorned the tea table where Bev-
erly Wickline, sister of the bride
groom, Nancy Barck and Patty
Wilt, served as hostesses.
The bride is a member of the
1855 class graduated from London
High School.
The bridegroom, also London
High graduate, attended Witten-
berg College, Springfield, and is
presently associated with his father
as junior partner in the Wickline
Harwood Lumber Company.
Changing to powder blue suit,
accented with the orchid from her
bridal ensemble pinned to her
shoulder, the new Mrs. Wickline
left with the bridegroom for a
honeymoon through Kentucky, re-
turning later to their new home
at 1877 West Mound Street, Lon
don.
Among the wedding guests was
Mrs. Richard Daugherty, sister
of George Wickline, who flew from
her home in West Palm Beach,
Florida, to attend her nepheWs
NUaddipg
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Attend Commencement
At Colgate In N. Y.

Mrs. ]. L. Bopeley and her sis
ter, Miss Florence Connor, Elm
Street, and Mrs. Bopeleys seven
year-old grandson, master Chris
Mckee, Sun of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mckee of Greenville, spent last
week at Lake Placid in the Adiron-
dack Mountains, and numerous adj
jacent places of interest.
Over the week end they were
joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sill
Yer and their daughter, Nancy, at
Hamilton, ~. T., to attend COM
mencement festivities at Colgate
University, where Mrs. Bopeley's
son, Tom, graduated.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Sedburn-Keefer
Voos SATURDAY.

The marriage of Miss Alice Sea-
burn, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weldon Seaburn and Charles Viii
liam Keefer, sen of William Keef-
er, all of London, will be an event
of Saturday. June the eighteenth.
The ceremony will be performed
in st. Patrick's Church at ten
thirty O'Clock.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Mrs. Robert Fades
Gives Party For Son

Mrs, Robert Fades recently en-
tertained at her home 81 West
High Street, with children S
party in celebration of the sew
enth birthday of her son, Master
Tommie Fades.
Included in the amusement for
the children, was the fish pond in
to which they cast their lines and
pulled out a favor.
Delicious refreshments Wer e
served to the following: Ann and
Joe Davis, Cynthia Harrington,
Cathy and David Rutherford, San
dra, Sharon and Sue Jones, Bar
bara Henry, Sandra Ballenger,
Burt Hillman, Robert Remley,
Gregg, Carmon and Timothy Rip
ley, Johnnie Eades, Bobbie Foster,
Jeanette Gaines, Jimmie Blosser,
Debbie Waldnig, Carol Laird, Billy
Morcher, Terry Clifton, Paul Nc
Claskie, Donnie and Bobbie Evans,
Mrs. Joe Harrington, Mrs. Ever
EFT Henry, Mrs. Harry Rutherford,
Mrs. Bill Mo1he, Mrs. Caroline
Rigsby.
A special guest was Master
Tommie'S great-grandmother, Mrs.
Ada Nickle, a former resident of
London, who now resides in Day
ton, who will celebrate her eigh-
ty-fifth birthday in July.
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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17
Winning Poem To
Be Read At LFWC

The London Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs will have as special
guest at the meeting Tuesday,
June 81 at Coover Memorial Club
House, Miss Linda Hood, member
of the 1855 graduating class at
London High School. who won the
Sally DOORS Poetry Award offer
ed annually by the Federation.
Linda will present her poem which
won the award for her.
The meeting will be opened by
Mrs. Leon Fl. King. president of
the London Business and Profess
sional Women's Club at two o.
clock following a trustees meet
ing at one o'clock, called by Mrs.
B. L. Adair, Federation president.
SPRING FORK CHANGERS
HONOR dads"
For the program of Spring Fork
Grange on June s, Father was
given prominence on the program
which included the following num-
bers: Father and Little Girls" by
Nancy Houck; Boy and His
Stomach by Tom Thomas, and
Dale Sanford; Let the Sunshine
in" song by Janice Dillon and
Bobby Boyd; accompanied by Lin
da Thomas boy or Girl" Louis
Thomas; What a Baby Cost"
Gene Wilson; Becoming a Dad"
James Littler and Melody of
Love, piano solo by Tom Thomas.
The pot-luck dinner scheduled
for June 26 at Magnetic Springs,
was discussed at the business ses-
sion.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Barron
MRS. Jessie Berry of Jackson,
Michigan, are guests this week of
Mayor and Mrs. Z. P. Speasmaker
and Mr. and Mrs. Brooks F. Beery
and other relatives.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17

Mrs. Cora Collins spent last
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. f.
Collins and daughter, Susan in Co
lumbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17

The thrill of pride you feel each time you take the
wheel of your new Plymouth has several sources.
There's the sleek smartness of its anew Forward Look
styling The eager power of the thriftes smoohest 6,
or the most powerful standard V8 in Plymouths field.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-17

And there's the peace of mind that from know
ing that you and your family protected by more
safety features than offered by any other owprice
You'll know what we mean when you drive big
Plymouth-how about today?
Evening star., 1955-08-28

The Secretary of Agricul-
ture and Mrs. Ezra Taft Ben
son announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter
Barbara to DR.. Robert Harris
Walker of Calgary. Alberta,
Canada.
A surgeon, the prospective
bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
James H. Walker and the late
Mr. Walker of Raymond. Al
berta, Canada. His father was
president of the Taylor Stake
Of The Church of Jesus Christ
Of Latter-Day Saints.
The marriage will take place
September 20 in the Salt Lake
Temple. Salt Lake City, Utah.
with Secretary Benson. a
member Of the Council of
Twelve Apostles of The
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter-Day Saints, officiating.
Following the temple cere-
mony. the couple will be hon.
ored at a wedding breakfast
given by the brides parents
at the Hotel Utah.
Miss Benson attended the
University Of Utah during her
Evening star., 1955-08-28
Cabinet Daughter Plans
September 29 Wedding

fresn man year and later
transferred to the Brigham
Young University.
She is a member of Gamma
Phi Omicron and the White
Key, senior scholastic homo
rary fraternity.
DR.. Walker, who is a prac-
ticing physician and surgeon
at Calgary. obtained his B.A.
degree at Brigham Young
University and his MD.M.C.
at McGill University in Mon
treal. Later he studied surgery
at the McGill's Hospitals and
at Massachusetts, General Hos
pital in Boston.
DR.. Walker obtained his fell
lowship in the Royal College
of Surgeons of Canada In 1858
and the following year was
awarded McGill's diploma In
surgery.
While attending medical
school in Montreal, he served
as president Of the branch OF
The Church Of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints.
The Couple plan to make
their home in Calgary.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
SkIor's Can't Get Jack George
For Syracuse Game Thursday

Thwarted in an attempt to
add Jack George to it's lineup
for Thursdays benefit game with
the Syracuse Nationals at Uline
Arena, the Sklar's Stars basket
ball team today added one g.
foot-8 performer in big Jim
Davis and was eyeing another
in Jim Lyons.
George, former st. Johns
standout now with the Philadel-
phia Warriors, has completed
his National Basketball Associ-
alton season, but a league rule
prevents him from playing with
an outside team until a week
after the NBA playoffs.
The playoffs begin today, but
Sponsor Mike Sklar had hoped
the league would make an ex-
ception in Georges case, since
Thursdays game is for charity.
The building fund of the He
brew Academy will receive net
proceeds from the contest.
Davis is a former St. Johns
University center, while Lyons
played with Fordham. Both per-
formed in the Eastern Pennsyl-
Vania League this season.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
Terp-AIumni Game
Will Provide Test
For Back Judge

Maryland's spring football
game April 2 against an alumni
team will be an official test of
the new fifth official in football.
the back judge.
Athletic directors of the At
lantic Coast Conference and
Commissioner Jim Weaver will
attend the game and, in con-
junction with it, will hold a
meeting here April 2-3-4.
Pictures of the Terps-alumni
game will be made for study on
the duties of the added official.
and for spring and summer
showings at other schools.
After working five straight
days -- excluding Sunday - the
Terps were to pass up practice
today, but resume tomorrow.
Coach Jim Tatum and his staff
spent many hours Sunday and
yesterday reviewing pictures Of
Saturdays scrimmage.
Ed Heuring. who is threaten
ing to move into the No. / left
tackle spot. suffered a recurring
hernia and will be operated on
within few days. Doctors have
assured Heuring he will be in top
shape for fall practice.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
Redskins Sign RadeI|a,
Center at Wyoming U.

Frank (Frenchy) Radella, a
budding geologist and part-time
bricklayer, has been added to
the Redskins roster, General
Manager Dick McCann an
nounced today.
A 2l0-pound. 6-foot- y inch
center, Radella will be % on
May 3, and halls from Midland.
Pa. He is the fourth center, the
18th rookie and the 34th player
signed by the Redskins.
Captain of last seasons Wyo-
ming U. team, Radella played
for the Skyline Conference ALL
Stars against the Border Con-
ference All-Stars in the Salad
Bowl game. The Redskins took
him as their 25th draft choice.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
Sports Car Rhubarb
Goes 10 AAA Board
By the Associoted Press

PARIS. Mar. 15.-A spokes-
man of the International Auto
mobile Federation said today
that his organization is not COM
petent to settle the dispute over
who won the Sebring, Fla. 12-
hour sports car race.
The Sebring race officials SAID
yesterday that they would pass
along the hot argument on Sun
days race to the international
Federation.
The Sebring organizers an
nounced that Phil Walters. West
Palm Beach, Fla, and Mike
Hawthorn of Britain were PRO
visional winners" in a Jaguar
Then Phil Hill, Santa Monica,
Calf. and Carroll Shelby. Dallas,
claimed their Ferrari finished
first. not second.
The International Federation
spokesman said the race officials
will have to refer the matter to
the contest board of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association, The
AAA will meet in New York
March % to decide on the pro-
test,
Evening star., 1955-03-15

Saturday. The Western playoffs
move to Rochester Friday and,
if necessary, back to st. Paul
Saturday.
Syracuse and Fort Wayne
won't see action until their di-
vision opponent emerges from
the third round. The semifinals
will start Saturday If the quar-
ter finals are settled in two
games. or next Tuesday If they
go to three games.
The New York-Boston and
Minneapolis Rochester series are
worth $4,000 to each club. The
winners of the division playoffs
will receive $500, the losers $2,-
500. The championship series
will yield $500 to the victor
and $4,000 to the loser.
Milwaukee and Philadelphia
wound up the regular season last
night with the Hawks winning.
1894. But the Warriors had the
honor of furnishing the leagues
two top scorers in Neil Johnston
and Paul Arizin. Johnston, win
ming the title for the third
straight year, tailed Is for an
unofficial total of 1851. Arizin,
who won the scoring crown in
1951-52 before going into the
Marines, tailed 81 for a total of
1872. eight more than Boston's
Bob Cousy.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
By MerreII WhittIesey

Frank Cronin, coach of the
University of Maryland golf
team. looked over the list of COM
paratively recent graduates of
Atlantic Coast Conference
schools and shuddered.
They include Arnold Palmer
Wake Forest), the present Ma
tional Amateur champion; Mike
Souchak Duke). the pros lead
ing money winner: Billy Joe Pat
ton North Carolina). the run
nerup in the Masters last year {;
Art Wall CDuke>, a top pro. and
Harvie Ward North Carolina) .
the former British Amateur
champion.
There's no talent of that cali
ber on the Terps' campus this
year. but Cronin is hopeful of
preserving his personal record
of never having coached a los
ing team. either in golf or box
ing. He was close last year, but
the Maryland golfers put him
over the 500 mark with an 8-6
record.
Maryland's hopes were higher
in golf this year, but that was
before Bill McFerren, jr., and
Carl Kroneberger were declared
scholastically ineligible. Both
still are in school and will be
back next year.
Top man for the Terps this
year probably will be Jim DePiro,
who was runnerup to Palmer for
Evening star., 1955-03-15
New Arm Trouble
Hurts Shantz' Hopes
BY the Associated Press

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,
Mar. l5.-New arm trouble again
has put damper on the come
back hopes of Bobby Shantz, the
Kansas City Athletics southpaw
star.
Athletics officials are hopeful
a sore and stiff pitching arm
Shantz came up with Sunday is
not a recurrence of last years
a1lment which made him virtu-
ally useless.
Shantz, who has been working
hard but carefully in an effort
to regain the effectiveness which
made him the American Leagues
most valuable player in 1852,
was forced to cancel plans to
pitch batting practice.
Jim Ewell, AS trainer, said
the pain is in the under side of
Shantz' arm.
Most pitchers who have sore
arms in the first week or two of
spring training are usually
bothered in that spot" Ewell
said. II don't think it's any
thing serious, but of course
there's no way of telling for
certain.
ShantZ's debut in an exhibi-
ton game, originally scheduled
in about 10 days, is now indef1-
mite.
Evening star., 1955-03-15
Knicks Meet CeIfics
Tonight in First Game
OF NBA East PIayoffs
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

The National Basketball Asso-
ociation swings into the more
lucrative phase Of the profess
sional season tonight when the
New York Knickerbockers and
Boston Celtics raise the playoff
curtain in Boston.
This will be the first of a best
of-three series to determine the
opponent for Syracuse, Eastern
Division champion. The winner
will play the Nationals a best-of-
five series for the right to meet
the Western Division survivor in
the flnals-a best t-of-seven
affair.
Rochester and Minneapolis
battle it out in the West. starting
tomorrow in st. Paul. Fort
Wayne took the Western cham
pionship in regular season play.
The Celtics and Knicks will
play their second game in New
York tomorrow. A third, if nee
essary, will also be played there
Evening star., 1955-03-15
Figure Skating Opens
Al UIine's Tomorrow

The Washington Figure Skat.
ing Club will start its annual
intraclub competition tomorrow
at Uline Arena at 6 pm.
The starting time will be
shifted to $3.50 pm. if the Lions
hockey team beats Baltimore
tonight to end the Eastern
League playoffs.
Tomorrow's program includes
the gold and silver dance events
and women's free skating
Saturday will be devoted to the
school figures. the Edith John
son Memorial competition for
adult beginners and the bronze
dance, starting at 9 am. Sun
day, starting at 1880 pm.
events will include pairs, the
junior championship and two
competitions for parents skating
with their children.