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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-03
ST. Mary Ties
Cards For
Metro Grown

Columbus st. Mary copped its
second co-championship of the
1954-55 school year last Thursday
when the Rams defeated Columbus
Rosary and finished with a share,
along with st. Charles, of the Metro
League baseball crown. Both teams
finished with seven and one marks.
st. Mary went into its final game
against Rosary trailing st. Charles
by one-half game. They got some
frightful minutes before subduing
the aroused Crusaders, 6-5, and il
took a two run rally in the last of
the seventh inning to do 1t.
Rosary had gone ahead in the
first of the sixth with four runs
to lead 5-4 before the Rams came
back with a hit, two hit batsmen
and an error to score the winning
tallies.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-03

Iier's third team. He played
against Southern Methodist in
'4o and threw fwo touchdown
passes TO help his team TO q 1919
Tie.
He also played in the All-Star
game in Miami and Hawaii and in
the All-Star game in Chicago on
the same team with Terry Bren-
nan.
He has been coaching five years,
three years at Uniontown, Pa, and
the last two at Bellwood, Pa. His
grid squads have been undefeated
in 20 games, for the longest win
streak in the state.
Petchel is married and expects
to bring his wife, Beatrice, and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-03
Terriers Take
Early Lead
And Hold On

Columbus Aquinas captured
its third straight state golf
championship last Saturday
over Ohio States wind-blown
Scarlet course to become the
states second team in history
to ever win three consecutive
titles. Columbus North turn
ed the trick back in 1944'45-
'46.
Aquinas took two hole lead .af-
ter the first 18 holes on Friday and
then came back the following day
to open more daylight between
them and second place Cincinnati
st. Xavier. The Terriers finished
with 651 total, seven better than
st. X with 658.
Leading the way for the locals
was National caddy champion Gene
Cardi, who fired 1879 for 157.
Next came Bill Muldoon with 162,
followed by brother Jim Muldoon
at 1853 and Bob Guarasci with 1859.
Cardi finished sixth among all
swingers. He had been second the
past two years.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-03
Annual Catholic
Campers Night
Set For July 6

The annual Catholic Campers
night will be held Wednesday,
July 6 at Jet stadium when the
Columbus Jets meet the Rochester
Red Wings in a regular Interna-
tional league game, it was announ-
ced this week by Father Richard
F. Dodd, diocesan youth director.
The yearly event is sponsored
by the Youth Bureau with bene-
fits going to the diocese's two
summer camps; Camp st. Rita for
girls, Camp st. Joseph for boys.
Father Dodd said that a meeting
for distribution of tickets will be
held at the Knights of Columbus
on Tuesday, June z at the Knights
of Columbus to representatives of
all Holy Name societies in Co
lumbus.
Further details will be announ-
ced later.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-03

, st. Thomas 3, St. James
St. Dominic 80. St. Gabriel
VISITATION LEAGUE
/ In m art1IaAn Cnrrnrtinr
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-03

their three children, Lationia, age
5, Cynthia, age 4, and Elwood, Jr.,
IA months, to Columbus within the
next two weeks.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-06-03
BOYS ELEMENTARY
BASEBALL STANDINGS
May 81, 1855

Last weeks scoreas
st. Thomas 9, ST. Cyprian 0.
st. Dominic IL, st. Vincent 2
Holy Spirit IL. st. Gabriel
Christ the King z. st. James 2
Christ the King Z. S. Cyprian 4
ST. Vincent IL, Holy Spirit II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

Federal Governments employees
here were 81 per cent Negro.
Since then, the percentage has
become considerably less" Mr..
Granger said.
When the Negro in Washing
ton fails to obtain a fair share
of Government employment. he
has nowhere else to turn and is
ruthlessly deprived of economic
security. Nj. Granger declared.
Opportunity in Washington is
not sufficiently broad to chal-
lenge the ambition and imagina-
ton of the Negro high school
graduate, he said.
The Star Trophy was presented
by Howard P. Bailey, assistant
to the managing editor of The
Star. to Mrs. Ella R. Foster.
Garfield association president.
Mr. Bailey paid tribute to the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

associations was preceded by
presentation of The Star Trophy
to the Garfield Douglass Heights
Civic Association.
The Negroes status in Federal
employment is "due to decades
of neglect and apathy" Mr..
Granger declared. Improve
ments have been due to sporadic
political pressure instead of any
long-term plan"
Mr. Granger said that the
average Negro starts Government
work at $4,000 a year. below
Grade 5. in a city where more
Negroes graduate from high
school than in any other in the
country"
The Administration, MIR. Gran
ger added, has made consider
able and commendable" prog
ress in improving working condi-
tionS, but not enough" He
pointed out that, in 1850, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

land clothing for destitute fam
lilies. brought them T~hanksgiy-
ing and Christmas baskets and
obtained traffic signals for Ala
bama avenue and Stanton road
Sc.
Mrs. Foster, a housing inter-
viewer for the Redevelopment
Land Agency, is a member of the
YWCA and the SOUTHEAST
chapter of the League of Wom-
en- Voters. She operated Fosters
Dye Works at 1887 Eleventh
street NV. for Is years.
Other trophies presented last
night: National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie Trophy to Mrs. Rosina C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

Tucker, chairman Of the fedora
tons social welfare committee,
presented by Eugene Davidson,
local NAACP chapter president.
and the Federal Life Insurance
Trophy to Midway Junior Civic
Association.
The federation presented CT
tations to DR.. Margaret Just
Butcher. member of the Board
of Education; Dr.. A. Powell Da-
vies, minister of All Souls Uni
tartan Church; DR.. Walter Hager.
president of the District Teach
.ers College; Sedgewick N. Lam
|ders, of the Public Interest Civic
Association. and Lewis Grove.
president of the Ivy City Trini-
dad Civic Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08

association "for lettering the
lives and living conditions of
the people in your community"
During the past year, the as
ISOLATION raised $500 for out
door lights on the Turner School
Playground, a $500 scholarship
for a high-School graduate and
$500 during the Mothers March
on polio.
The association obtained food
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-08
Low Government Pay
For Negroes Protested

Too many Federaly employed Negroes still are ION the lower
levels of skill and pay" Lester B. Granger, National Urban
League director, said last night at the 25th annual awards dinner
of the District Federation Of Civic Associations. Inc, in the
Mayfower Hotel.
MI Changers address to 636 members and guests Of the "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05

WoODLHWN = Potential 4-bedrm.
California bungalow, Ice; lily. rm.;
picture window; kit. with disposal
and auto. washer and fan; alum
Only 3 blks. to St. Marys. public
schools and express bus. A real buy
with easy terms. G1 or non.vet.
PRINCE GEORGES. PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
WOODLAND

$3.50 PAYS ALL
For oualified veteran on this 3-yr. -old
brick and -shingle Colonial very
large Nv. rn.. sep, din, rm.; mod
ern equip. kit. tile, bath: close to
everything. Approved at Sl3.60n.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1l66 WA. 1906
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05

oHNoLLs: CT approved. $i2.ao0-
Two-story brick: 3 bedrms.. full
bsmt., gas heat, nice yard. Excellent
value. Call Mr.. Finley, DE. 2-S43I
with FREDERICK REAL ESTATE,
RE 7-n4fl 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
HOUSES FoR SALE VA.

NvEsTMLNf oPPoRTUNIIY=Al-
room with fireplace, equipped
area, fenced yard with concrete
driveway: cow. to shops. schools
and churches; newly decorated.
OWNER. JE- 2-57S9. IS
BIZ OWNER; $1,000 cash: bed
rms. hving-dintng rm-, basement;
cow. Ft. Belvoir, Alex. Pentagon;
immed. poss. S12,35O. CIR. 3-l654.
% FL, Wash. blvd; near Z. p. ch.;
4 bedrms., picture window, 15x22
liv. rm. 14x14 din. rm., Ia baths.
rec rm. 12x14, incl. porch, garage,
trees; $4,000. $4,000 down. JE.
sI2, O00-Pimmit Hills: 3-bedrm.
corner ma os down Patip Oaym neS
assume Az CT loan. JE. 4-260l.
his PowHATAN ST., virsinia W.
LACE; brick; 3 bedrms.. baths,
den. English bsnt., oil hot-air heat.
Direct from owner. S17.950. $1,000
s sasGn Phone TIE. $4,000 or MAJ
NEAR THE PENTAGoN-oakcrest
5000 8. Glebe I'd. Open Sun. l
to 5; 3-bedrm.. all-briek Colonial;
new-house condition.; GI contract
acceptable. IA. 2-9666 or KE.
S-464s. WILLIAM P. PARRA-
MORE, Realtor. %
HOO 10th ST. S.; bedrms. and
bath, semidet.: only 5 min. from
Pentagon; full bsmt., "a bath;
owner wants quick sale. Priced at
only $11,5O0. PAUL P. STONE.
Realtor. ALB Butternut st. NV.
GI-SlO,45O. 3 bedrms., liv. rm.,
kitchen-dinette with new range.
plenty cabinets and bar, utility
room, Hotpoint auto. washer, We
netian blinds, storm windows, oil
heat, house In good cond. and
clean; screened porch. fenced yard,
sidewalks; close to schools, shop
ping. bus and churches. OWNER,
s-BEDRM. COTTAGE with finished
extra rm. upstairs; lge. kit; excel
lent yard. GI approved for $12.05O.
Fine house for growing family.
blvd, ia S-27S3 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
NEW BRICK
4 BEDROOMS

3 new brick homes. Just completed.
Handicapped, chain link fence, 4
Pitchen with tie Serg 0f fnest &c eu tdpe
ment. Beautifully paneled recreation
rm., 16x30. with bar; Ia blks. to
elementary school; near shopping
area. Only through personal inspec-
ton can one appreciate the reason
able price of these homes. Located
at 1905 Lawrence ST., Colmar,
. am to- t : nn n' SUNDAY Spe oniy Red Red.
wood R-R330. e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA, ,s04 Devon pl.. $l2,-
row house; 2 bedrms., pine-paneled
rec. rm. with firepl. and built-in
bar. lily rm., separate din. rm.; 8
minis. bus service to airport; close
to schools and shopping. Call oV
ALEXANDRIA AREA - SPARKLING
white WILLIAMSBURG, bungalow. set
rooms, tiled bath. carpeted living
and dining rooms. equipped kitchen,
hot-water heat and many extras
All this for only $4,000 and It's
GI approved. tool Exclusive. E. F,
81 EFFEY. JE. 4-3441. a.
Diet. with huge I2xi 4 kit. over.
looking u. s.. Capitol; chain link
fenced yard. CT approved. Sll,550:
$3.50 down and less than S75 per
mo Exclusive. e. F. STEFFEY, JE
ALEx.-Beaut. Bucknell Manor Cap,
cod, 2 bedrms': den noo No down Gi
others. BROOKS REALTY, XII
so n. Ewes. and Sun, XII. S-l363
ALEX. -bedrm. frame house;
large knotty pine playroom, no base.
ment, large yard. "a Belleview ave.
Fairhaven. so. b-4350. 20
ALEX bedrms.. 3 very lge...
med, all with Ice. closets, 2 baths
lge. liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.
kit. dinette, screened porch, att
gar. and laundry rm., all on one n
partial bsuit. OF . rms, l workshop
/ play or storage rm.: barbecue area
with firepl.; lot 10ox200., in excel
community Of individually styleS
new community swimming pool. On
81 seild 5.sio! Priced low for quick E ss's
kLEx.-2-bed-m. row with panelet
rm. In bsmt.. liv. rm. din. rm: ant
kit Very low down payment. Loca.
tion rear OF Reed Theater. Call XII
ALEX. AREA - Immac. 2-bedrm.,
bsmt.. semidet. OF approved, Sill
900: will take less. IA. 2-lS9O.
ANNANDALE AREA, nice 5-rm
frame house, pretty grove, water In
but no bath; Weynoke subdivision
Annandale: fine opportunity foI
speculation; priced $4,000 cash
THos: I; JUSTICE. Real Estate
ARL.. st. Charles Parish-seldom
can we offer such q nice home for
only Sl7,.60. Call ACME. IA. q
800, ~ Siege.
Colonial: LARGE ROOMS: sl3 900
81 81. AifAP "a. s2si55aa NV NhER Court ASg''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
ALEXANDRIA
ANGEL PARK
Open Daily, IL Till Dark
VETS OR NON-VETS

'WSiiTTH APPROX, $3.50 sETTLEMENT
CHARGE, 3O-YR, LOANS, 4la96.
$76.01 MO. PYMT.
Plus Taxes and Insurance
NON-VETS. 25-YR, LOAN. 44rs
Three bedrms. ~ baths. 1st-hoor
powder room, equipped de luxe, out.
of-this-world extra-larEe kit; full
bSmt, with outside entrance. or
street parking. . blks, to downtown
d, c. bus transportation.
$14,920 FULL PRICE
To Reach: From Alexandria out Duke
at. 10 Telegraph intersection. hlks.
to Taylor Run pkwy.. right Ia
sample house.
So C CORPORATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
DREAM HOUSE

Hurry-we won't have this for lonc-.
porch: l-story. asbestos-shinEie. oil
h.-w-h.: lot approx. 9Ox150. garden
space. handicapped, Anchor fence. Has
q din. nm. hFepl. in liv. rm-. cleo
stove, cleo. refgr-, uttl. room with
set tubs and lEe. kit. Sl4.50O
La ROCHELLE REAL ESTATE
7l24 Marlboro Pike
RE. 6-74sS Open Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05

$12,500, $500 DIN.
5 rms, expansible upstairs, carport,
fenced lot. 604 Gath pl.. Seat
Pleasant. Out Central ave. to Addi-
son ave-. left on Addison to school.
sroggnd school to Gath pl. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
NEARBY MARYLAND
Mr.. New Nat. Sec. Bldg.
$13,250, Incl. Ground

Open daily. 1-dark. 3O-year, 49,
money. College Park area; new 3
bedrm. ramblers; de luxe bath. lge:
bsmt.. close U. of Md. New r. L.
ave. Mr.. Lauer on premises. Dir.
Out Rte. /. ! u mi. north of U. OF
Md, TT. on Edgewood I'd. to open
sign HE 1880; ewes. AP. 7-7lS9.
w NJ LEWIS
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S10,950

1-yr. old. 4O-ft.. rambler. picture win;
Sedrms' and bath: i2x20 carpori
and workshop; wooded lot 75x12b
fenced: adj. lot for sale for $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
922 RAY ROAD
RAY PARK ESTATES
Prices Start at $22,500

A new group OF cuStom-built bricl
ramblers Just being completed. i
you are looking for something clos,
in and reasonably priced and vel
financed, be sure to see these :
double bedroom ramblers, Ia baths
fireplace, very large combination
dining room and modern all-electri,
Kitchen lift. de luxe refgr., gar
bage disposal, beautiful electric
range and dishwasher. Full daylight
bsmt. with outside entr. Carport
Larse. level lot. Paved street anc
convenient to everything.
Directions: Out Riggs I'd. to Ray I'd.
turn left to open house or out N H
ave. to Ray I'd. turn right to opei
house.
See or call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
OPEN sim 0-6

OPEN SUM-, 70
Hyattsville, 62Ol Carroilton terrace,
of 42nd ave.-Lovely, 1-yr.- old
brick rambler, suite Of offces In
bsmt.; carport. GIL approved; S19,-
1875. Asking less. See this lovely
fore you buy. JOHN A. VENT,
AP, 10000, %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
S14.5O0

s.bedrm. brick rambler, 3 yrs. old
lot inclosed by stone wall; patio
dozen OF rosebushes; full bsmt. with
cedar paneled recr. rm.; Oh OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
CT APPROVED
$4,000
N. BARNABY, MD.
OPEN SAT. SUN, 2-6

b7o7 2nd st.--Brick rambler. Just
s yrs. old; lge. ny: rm. With hrepl;'
modern all-elec. kit; attic; full
lse. weli-landscaped lot: property in
excel cond.; immed. occup: To
locate: Out Pa. ave. sc. to Branch
ave. right across D; G, line TO st
right to open sign. FREDERICK A.
BLUMER CO.. 617 Pa. ave. Sc. ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
S14.95O

Q,story brick Colonial only 3 yrs. old
few blks. of New Hamp. ave, and
East-West hwy; large liv. rm,. sep
din. rm., equipped kit, twin size
bedrms., large screened porch, storm
windows; fenced lot: vets So down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05
S18,,500

Large brick rambler, 4 yrs. old, a
few blks. from Northwestern High
picture window. liv. nm, firepl., lgs
dining L, fully equipped kit. twin.
ISN'T. 0fia aras 2sxia Screened efsei n poreR
farm rail fence; owned By medica
doctor transferred TO Alabama.
BURCH REALTY CO.
pssaas III 4 Ppm m, Alter a p.m.. WA
Iboti, IA. 2-ss9l. HA. 2-no7p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05

SPRINGFIELD, VA.
Springvale; 3 bedrm. brick rambler
with side scr. porch. fireplace, lge.
| level lot: about 2 yrs. old; CT at
S13. $50; no down payment to quail
| ifed purchaser; very close to
schools. OWNER XII &-nRN0 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-05

NEARBY MD.-Here is The buy for a
lge. family. 4 bedrms. and bath; play
room; full basement with layatory;
oil h'-w.h.: Ice. rear fenced lot; ga
rage: cow. location, Price. 81; quo :
terms. A. H sEIDENSP1NNER,
Realtor. WA. 7-1Ol0 or HA. =
Evening star., 1955-06-16

LOS ANGELES, June 16 (R.-
The movies big bosses, most OF
them blunt talking men, will
tangle with the Kefauver SUBJ
committee today on charges that
a score of recent movies stressed
too much sex and violence. Lana
Turner's costuming. or lack OF it
also is on the agenda.
The Senate subcommittee in
vestigating juvenile delinquency
will hear Dore Schary. produc-
ton boss of MGM; Jack L. War
ner of Warner Bros: Y Frank
Freeman, boss of Paramount;
Harry Joe Brown, independent
producer; George Sidney, head
of the Screen Directors Guild;
Jerry Wald, production boss at
Columbia and actors George
Murphy and Ronald Reagan.
Senator Kefauver, Democrat
of Tennessee. and his counsel,
James H. Bobo, said the Senate
probers will be critical" or the
following movies
Blackboard Jungle" THE
French Line" "Women's Prison,
"Crashout. BLACK Tuesday"
"Rebel Without a Cause" (un-
released, Ten Wanted Men, u
1.-The Prodlgal," big House,
U. S. A." New Orleans Uncen-
sored," "I Died a Thousand
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Air Force Academy
To Have Open House

DENVER, June 16 tPl.-A
three-day open house and dedi-
cation program will introduce
the Nations military and civic
leaders to the new Air Force
Academy at its temporary site
at Lowry Air Force Base July
ell.
Invitations received here yes
terday were signed by Air Secre-
tary Talbot and Gen. Nathan F,
Twining, Air Force Chief OF
Staff.
The open house will include a
display of the architectural ex-
hibit of the permanent academy
at Colorado Springs. In addi-
ton, all buildings of the Denver
Air Force base will be open for
inspection.
The ceremony dedicating the
Air Force Academy will start at
4:30 pm. July II.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Movie Chiefs to Defend
Films Before Kefouver

Times" Chicago Syndicate" and
"Son of Sinbad."
Mr.. Bobo said the movie men
also will be questioned about the
recent relaxing of the motion
picture production code.
"We want to know why these
pictures were approved" he
said, adding: I'VE also want box
Office figures. We want to know
If the movies make sex and
violence pictures because they
make more money than others" "
Some of the pictures will be
quizzed on their advertising
campaigns, especially "The Prod
igal," a Biblical picture that
was sold mostly on a revealing
cheesecake photo Of Miss Turn
er's famed torso.
| Among the major studios, only
goth Century-FoX and RKO will
be absent. Mr.. Bobo explained
that Spyros Skouras, head of
that studio was questioned in
Washington. He couldn't reach
Howard Hughes. owner of RKO.
! William Mooring, motion pic
ture editor of The Tidings, news
paper for the Roman Catholic
archdiocese of Los Angeles, will
appear as a representative of the
Legion of Decency.
The Legion and the Code Ad-
ministration, two most potent
censoring groups in the indus
TRY, are at odds.
Opening day testimony fea-
Itured a parade of witnesses who
generally painted a bright pic
| ture of the juvenile delinquency
problem in Southern California.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
800,0 900 Children
InocuIuted in Cunudu

SUDBURY, Ontario, June 16
P.-Health Minister Paul Mar
tin estimated yesterday that more
than 300 900 Canadian children
have received Salk polio vaccine
shots.
He said new large scale pro-
duction will help Canada achieve
its target of immunizing 3
million children by next March.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08
NEWBURY
News by Dody Zachmann

News by Dody Zachmann
Students to Entertain at P.T.A.
The program for the monthly
P.T.A. meeting Dec. 13, 8 pm.
at Newbury school will be CEN
tered around a Holiday Har-
mony" theme. Students of Mrs.
Shirley w j h e i m S publ i C
speaking classes will present a
program of music and seasonal
selections.
The senior hi glee club direct
ed by Mr.. George Ogden, vocal
director of music at the school,
will sing. Members of the facul-
ty will be in their rooms
one half hour before the
meeting, so that parents may
stop by for a short visit.
Special notice to all families
for an evening of fun. The
P.T.A. sponsored square n d
round dane on Saturday eve
ming. Family rates - $125 for
the gang. Single student tickets,
.35 cents and adults rs cents.
The Orketts with Audre Blair
calling will make the music. Join
the fun for a social evening.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-12-08

The Farm Bureau council
family party will be held Sum
day Dec. II at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ochlschlae
ger.
Question of the week? why
didn't we do our Xmas shop
ping earlier?"
Sorry, there can't be more
news, but have a Monday night
deadline as Pinky isn't up to
travelling distances in cold wea-
ther - she has a hole in the
bottom, one window doesn't go
up and her heater won't heat
=: Theh cigaret lighter works
beautifully tho and the party
line was over PARTED all day.
These automatic washers play
the devil with keeping the tele-
phone unbuSy. ....
Mrs. Emil Glasia celebrated
her birthday on Nov. 90. Hap
py Birthday.
George the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Evans celebrated
his 7th birthday on Nov. 20.
There was just a party for the
immediate family with mother
baking the traditional birthday
cake.
The NeWbury pre- school
parents met at the school this
past week and ii looks like they
are going ahead with their
plans to hold the preparatory
classes in the spring More a
bout it later when all the plans
are released for publication. Mr..
r. r. Hadfield, Mrs. Kenneth
Blair first grade teacher) and
Mrs. Fred Oschelager all spoke
ganizing such a class. 1t would
help prepare the ones W no
would enter the first grade in
the fall.
F'ranny KriStoff, who lives on
FullertoWn rd ext. is really eX-
panding her business now be
selling ceramics, cosmetics and
jewelry along with her beauty
parlor. Stop in and pass the
time of day with her maybe you
will see some thing that would
interest you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Voroz
and their daughter of Chester
land were Sunday visitors at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Mis-
ner who reside on Bass Lake
rd.