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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

DON AND MILT-Please play
Gould This Be Magic" for
Ronnie; with all my love.
CAROL.
ELMILTO ELGRANTO Please
ded. Silhouette" and MY
Special Angel" for Pat L. and
Paul d.
REAL KEEN MILT-Please play
Little Bitty Pretty One" for
T. p, N. M, j. w., L. M, H. G.
from L. B.
COOLEST CAT GRANT-Please
play "You Send Me-" .Chances
Are" to Melvin and Bobby,
from 1877, L. G.
MILF - Please dedicate You
Send Me" and ''Melodie D.
Amour to Ronnie s., from ADA.
MILT-Please play MY Special
Angel" for my Special Angel,
to Penny, from BOB.
MILT-Please play my Special
Angel" to my zone and Only
Love-" To Betty. from BUDDY.
MILT-Please ded. "The Slops
to Mike, from MARY on Tues
day.
BOPPIN MILF - Please spin
Desert" for Dave and Maureen
sthe neat ones" PAUL. 10
5-078l.
MILTERINO - Ded. you Send
Me- for Linda c., from Lover
Boy. BUDDY F.
MILF Please dedicate Happy
Birthday Baby" to Rebel on
Moncav. from his Yankee Reb,
DEBBIE.
DEAR MILT-Please play you
Send Me-" MY Special Angel"
to Betty @. and Richard B.,
Dian G. and Walter S., from
PAT end JORRY. I will al
ways. like x.
DADDY COOL GRANT-Please
play MY Suecial Angel" and
You Send Me" to Mona and
Marian.
TO ALL LOCAL DEE Jays
Please ded. "Melodie D'Amour"
and Fascination" from DON.
N. to Sharon G.
MILT AND DON-Please dedi-
cate Treat Me Nice" to Jimmy
S., from DELORIS p, on Nom
day. November rs, 1857.
MILT AND DON-Please play
Treat Me Nice" for my BROTH
ers Jackie and Danny who will
be fifteen Monday, November
IS. especially for Jackie who.
lives in West Va. BOB. CAROL.
MILT AND DON - Dedicate
Rebel" to Pat and Jerry, Liz
and Ronnie. Diane and Roger,
Fred and Dot. Skip and Sat
suko. Carl and Linda.
DON BILLIARD = Please ded.
you Send Me-" Fascination"
MY Special Angel" and you
Bug sNe Baby" From THE
TIGER to Bunny.
D0N-Play Twelfth of Never"
and MY Special Angel" to
June. Love, MACK.
DON DILLARD - Please play
Twelfth Of Never" after 1880
am. before 500, on Monday.
for soda jerk and a redhead.
DOM Please play Happy Happy
Birthday Baby" to Ronnie,
from Nancy, on Nov. ~, be-
tween TOO and 7:3O.
DON D.-Please play RED Hot"
for the Big Seven" Try. J..
Eddie, Marty, stu, Bruce, Paul.
Joel and Bunny-who are great
guys.
DON-Please play Gould This
Be Magic" and I'm the still Of
the Night" on Mon. around
800 am. to Ann. from ALLAN.
DON-Please nip Q wild one for
the fab1Il0ile rhvthr,a rochore ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Use Teen-Ads to ;.
swop. Tell ond Sell


JIMMY MIN Available" to
be your Special Angel" Till
the Twelfth of Never" because
You Send Me-"
WILL SELL or trade popular
records, all sorts Of records and
recording artists. Call 10.
1854.
FOR SALE-'48 Frazer 4-door;
nice appearance, rebuilt motor;
SIS. OIL. 6-6206.
SALE-Electric concert Spanish
guitar, case, amplif1er,N strings
for Hawaiian; value $500, sell
500. OIL. $500.
JIMMY-You're My Special
Angel" and I'll love you It'll
the Twelfth of Never" Your
Returned Steady.
JULIE-"You Send Me-" because
you Treat Me Nice" but
maybe this is "Only One Love"
LES.
LEROY-Why don't you mean
what you say or say what you
mean, Love?
SALE-Boy's 24-in. bicycle, $50.
Howdy Doody puppet, full size,
SIS. LA. $1,000.
TO LEON-Don't believe a word
that Lorraine @. tells you about
me! JOANNE.
TO JACK-You better Treat
Me Nice" Love Always. +? r.?
PORTABLE RADIO (smalD-
$50 value for 1895 or best Of
fer. Like new. good condition.
Call TIE. $500.
LARRY C.-Hurry up and get
well. We miss you. PAT S. and
and KATHY B.
SALE Typewriter, Underwood,
Standard desk model. Like
new. First $50 takes. DE.
2-6427.
CALL FOR ANY RECORDS
you would like. Old or new.
BILL, WO. 6-2144.
TO DONNALD-"My One and
Only" Your Special Angel, I"
and "Chances Are" You Send
Me-" Love, LYNDA. 1877.
NASH 81 sTATES.-R. and h.,
4-dr., good tires, beds. immacu-
late gray finish, excellent mo-
tor; worth seeing; SITS or best
offer. ia. 2-4420.
FOR SALE-Dual-intake mani
fold and exhaust headers, as
to "a Plymouth. $50. Redwood
$3.50, from 1900 to 4 pm.
TO TEDDY-I1l always be your
Special Angel" If you'll be my
Little Bitty Pretty One"
ENCYCLOPEDIAS = Funk and
Wagnalls New Standard; excel
cond., attractive binding, 40
volumes; reasonable. ia. g.
5O82
BOWANA-602 more days. You
know it. Don't forget! Love
val YOUR BABY.
SALE-Sigma Pi Sigma sorority
pin; excellent condition: SIS or
best offer. 10. 5-4758.
MEREDITH-From the girl who
misses you.~ Wish / could al
ways be your Special Angel"
CAROLYN.
BILL-To all the good times we
had at Toys. III always re-
member you. PEACHES.
ATTENTION, students of George
Washington High School =
Come and see the presidents"
defeat the Generals of WI
on Nov. % at &c. w. H. S."
FORMAL-Yellow strapless. an
kle length, full rufiied nylon
net skirt, size 8. Worn once
Cost $40, sen $50. Call HE.
1929.
TO THE BOYS IN THE GRAY
PLYMOUTH-Had fun at light
also. Thanks for the ded. From
the 3 girls in blue Chevy, AU-
DREY, BEV AND PEG.
WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU,
BLAIR? Way to go Barons.
Wowl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

MILT GRANT-Please play on
Nov. 20, MY One Six" for Bill
o. of Sterling, from MARY C.
of Sterling.
DADDY GRANT = Please dedi-
cate Peggy Sue" to Marty and
Judy, from ANDY and to all
the cats at Deal.
MILT-Please play Daddy Cool
to all the Cool Cats" in 9-K
at Bladensburg Jr. High in
r Guiding Laurraine and Phil.
MILT-"My One and Only" to
Jerry from p. M. in % at
L. C. H. s.
MHT-Please ded. MY Special
Angel" and You Send Me" to
Paul from his steady, JUDY.
MILT-Play BE Bop Baby" and
"You Send Me" to Lynn M.
from JANE c. =
DEAR MILT-Please play 'Raun-
civ" to Cecilia j.. from J. M.
MEEOOW MILT = Please play
"Taunchy," Midnight Moon -
"You Send Me-" and Trust Me
Nice" ded. to the rebels and
Miss Lows class. To Vicky's
from BUD.
DEAR MILTY-Please dedicate
"At the Hop" to James from
KAREN M. and BETTY DARR.
MILT-Dedicate Rebel to that
doll Jim, from JACKIE.
DEAR COOL CAT GRANT,
am writing to ask you If you
will play MY Special Angel"
and "You Send Me-" From
T. D. to r. A., L. B. to P. B.,
K. p. to r. p, X. N. to @. p.
DEAR MILTON-Play Speedy
for the A. N. S. basketball
team and for those who went
to concert the 18th.
MILT-Please ded. MY One and
Only Love" for Charles, from
PATSY.
MILT-Please dedicate Rebel
to Satsuko and Skipper. Carl
and Linda. Diane and Roger,
from ? +? ~?
KOOL KATY MILF - Please
play Chances Are" for Jim
and Nancy, from LIB at
L. C. H. S.
REAL KOOL MILT-Please play
"You Send Me" to L. S., from
L. B., from L. c. H. S.
MILT-Please dedicate MY Spe-
cial Angel" to Linda H. in lob.
From someone who cares.
KOOL KAT MILTERINO--Please
play "Silhouettes" to Jerry s..
from one he loves.
KOOL CATERING MILT-Please
dedicate "Raunchy" to Jordan
and ?????, from CUPID at
L. C. H. S.
DADDY GRANT-Play Santa
and the Sputnik" for q swell
guy. Rich. KATHY.
MILT-Please play 1.-THE Twelfth
of Never" for Darrell, from
someone who'll love him till
then.
MILT-Please dedicate on the
22nd "Silhouettes' to Pat who
is breaking up with Randy. Jack
who Is breaking up with Kay
and 10 who stiIl loves Johnny.
SPEEDY NIFTY - Please play
"Swanny River Rock" for the
Archbishop Neale Glee Club.
MILT - Please dedicate Peggy
Sue" to the cheer leader and
hall monitor. dale s. and
Carol HI, from JOAN. Lots of
luck.
MILT = Please dedicate You're
My One and Only Love" for my
one and only love, Sue, from
DENNY.
UNCLE NIFTY - Please dedi-
iieate Peggy Sue@ to all the
cute little kids in sixth period
history class and especially to
Johnny Bow" DIMPLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

MILT-Please ded. on the 29th of
Nov. Wake Up, Little Susie"
for Sonny H., whose birthday is
the 18th. but the girls in Pats
car changed it to the 29th be-
cause Pats boy friends and
Joan's birthdays are the 28th.
SHARON-PAT-JOAN.
COOL CAT GRANT-Please 'ded-
icate MY Special Angel" to
Joannie F. and Tony McC.,
Oboe and E fiat Horn. With
lots of luck, from CUPID
(FLUTE).
DEAR MILT-Please play Peggy
Sue" for Buddy A., from ROB-
ERT A.
DEAR MILT = Please dedicate
Our One and Only Love" and
Chances Are" to George B.,
from someone who cares for
him.
MILT-Please dedicate for US
Al and 10 (who have been
going together for almost 3
years. Johnny Matthias new
recording Of mo Love" and
Bobby Helms My Special An
GEL All our love to each
DEAR MILT-Please play on
Mon, November IS, MY SPEC
cial Angel" to my steady sweet
heart, Ruby. Love, FRANKIE.
MILT-Please ded. on Novem-
Der &c. Happy, Happy Birth
day Baby to Bill H., from
DOTTIE S. and AL C.
UNCLE MILTIE = Please spin
that real gone platter "Raun-
chy" for all us kool kats at
Marshall High. ME"
MILF = Please play "Jailhouse
Rock" for Donna c., from
KATHLEEN C.
MILT-Please ded. How Many
and Love Me Forever" for
Larry, who is MY Special An
gel, from SHIRLEY.
Hi HO MILTERINO - Please
play "Bony Moronie" for Muzzy
and Liz on Monday, for one
Muzzy loves, MUZ.
MILT Play "Bony Moronie"
from MUV to Huncn.
MILT-Please dedicate "I Never
Had the Blues" to Jerry, from
DIANE.
MILT Please dedicate my
Special Angel" to Carol w. on
her birthday, Nov. 26. 2?
MILT-Please play you Send
Me" for Mike c.. from JEAN C.
MILT-Please ded., on Nov. 26,
Happy, Happy Birthday Baby"
to Dottie S.. from LINDA.
MILT - Please dedicate "You
Send Me" to Lois H. in Falls
Church, from somebody who
cares. SOMEBODY.
DEAR MILT-Please play Spec
ial Angel for Betty. who is
an aneel. From LOUIE.
MILT-Ded. I'll Remember To-
dey' and Remember You're
Mine" q hope), as he's my
One and Only Love" and I'll
love him till "The Twelfth Of
Never" and that's ''Todav, To-
morrow and Forever" Thanks
THE GIRL BACK HOME.
MHT-D1ease dedicate "Could
This Be Magic" on November
IS, for Bill c., who is MY
Special Angel" SUE M.
MJLT = Please dedicate MY
Special Angel" and anything
bv Elvis to Pete on his 18th
birthday, Nov. rs. II Do"
HETTY.
MILT-Please play Special An
gel' to Carig, Jody B. and
Jock, who should come to
Tops every Fri. and Sat. night.
CAROL.
COOL UNCLE MILT = Please
play Red Cadillac and a Black
Mustache" for Jean, from TEX
on Tuesday, Nov. rs.
UnilId Won he kind tn All
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TEEN-ADS. The Sunday Star, Washington, d. c.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01

will graduate with a degree in
education from the University
of Arizona in June. She won
mention in Who's Who in
American Colleges and Uni
versities; is a member of Sig
ma Alpha Eta, Eta, and AL
pha Epsilon Phi where she is
a vice-president.
BOBBI ALSO is a junior
councilwoman at the univer-
sity, secretary of aille1, presi-
dent of Avs, and has been
affiliated with Spurs, FIST.
and Mortar Board.
Neal, son of the executive
director of Temple Emanuel,
has passed the national board
of Certified Public Account
ants and was employed by
Price Waterhouse of Los An
geles. He is now in the army.
THE PROSPECTIVE
groom graduated from Tue.
son High and the University
of Arizona, belonged to Z.B.T.
and was president of Hillel,
was academic committee
chairman of associated stu
dents. He was listed in the
Collegiate Who's Who, was a
member of Blue Key, Chain
Gang, Sophos, Phi Kappa Phi
and Beta Tau Epsilon.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Center SIufes
New Glasses

New classes in painting and
guitar playing are being add
ed to the program at the
Center.
New Directions in Paint
ing is the title of the class
which started Jan. % and will
be held on Tuesdays from $40
pm. The modern approach to
painting will be taught by
Robert Barber.
The guitar course is offered
on Monday evenings from $40
pm. with Clyde Appleton as
instructor. Guitars may be
hired through the Center for
a 10 week period at SIS.
Athletic-wise plans are be-
ing made to open a body-build-
ing class and archery class
plus a photography course
for youth.
Registration for the courses
and further information is
available by calling the Cen
ter, MA 4-8603.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Weddings
IIllIIlllllIRnIlIIlIIIllIllHIIIIIIlIIlInlnnnII

On Saturday, Feb. % at a
semi-formal ceremony at Con-
gregation Anshei Israel, Bev-
erly Jean Hitler, daughter of
Mrs. Joseph Hitler, will be-
come the bride of 1t. Fred
erick Scharf, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Scharf of High
land Park, New Jersey.
Miss Hitler attended Mt.
Sinai nurses training in Mil
waukee and also attended the
University of Arizona.
1t. Scharf is a graduate of
Rutgers University where he
was affiliated with Phi Epsi-
Ion Pi and Pi Mu Epsilon. He
now is stationed at Ft.
Huachuca.
Out-of-town guests include
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hitler
of Los Angeles and Mrs.
Scharf, the groom's mother.
Following 1t. Scharf's release
from service this spring, the
couple will make their home
in New Jersey.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Bobbi Agron, Neal KUrn
Announce Wedding Plans

Barbara Agron daughter of Mr. and Mrs Meyer N.
Agron will be wed to Neal Kurn, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Kurn in June announced recently at family
dinner and open house.
brdeeect graduated from Tucson High in 1853 and
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Hollywood Report
Israeli Beauty Makes
1Phorouh's Curse Film
By HERBERT G.. LUFT

HOLLYWOOD-Israeli film star Ziva Ro-dann,
who called herself Ziva Shapr when she arrived in
this country ten months ago. has completed one pic
ture 'Pharoah's Curse" appropriate title these
days.
The 21-year-old Sabra, Israeli beauty queen in
1854 also appeared in the Israeli movie, chill "a Does
MT Answer" A graduate of the Habima who speaks
languages fluently Miss Rodann continued to study
dran1atcs at the University of California while un-
der contract to international Pictures
She now has been signed to lead in "Chna
Gate,' high budgeted feature to be produced ana
directed by Samuel Fuller.
HARRY POPKINS Aladdin Productions will re-
lease "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen mace
by Ufa in Berlin during the final days of World War
II, with Joseph Won Baky directing and German matt
nee idol Hans Albers playing the title role.
The picture vested by the Alien Property Gus
todian ten years ago. now has been cleared tnougn
it is wholly Nazmade product Photographed in Ag-
facolor, "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen" has
had English-dubbed in Hollywood for approximately
100000.
MOSHE OYSHER'S Engish-anguage motion pic
tre Singing in the Dark" shot on location in Berlin
by director Max Nossek two years ago. Will be re-
edited and the sub-plot eliminated. Cantor Oysners
rare tenor voice. his musical score and his specc
personality will show to better advantage IN the ne"
frightened version Oysher also plans second feature
in Hollywood, to be produced by Adolph Hoffman
SHERnL G. CORWIN, president of Metropolitan
Theatres of Los Angeles, reelected pres OF
Temple Israel of Hollywood. Steve Broidy OF Allied
Artists was also reelected chairman OF the board
Producer director Arthur Lubin responsible for the
most successful Francis series, for the past three
months has been in the Far East shooting Escaped in
Janan" starring Teresa Wright Edward C. Robinson
is selling his collections of art and paintings with
biddings of French and local groups going as high
as S4OOOOOO . :. . Adolph Zukor pioneer film pro-
ducer and chairman of the board of Paramount Pic
lures celebrated his 84th birthday early in January
Dore Schary, who left Metro Goldwyn-Mayer De-
cenber 81 plans a trip to Europe-his first one
abroad-before starting his own production unit IN
Hollywood
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02

spots around where ii is not
practical at this time to extend
service. However," he said, 1--WE
will provide service to anyone
and everyone, wherever and
whenever possible.
The system was built to handle
900 customers, with potential of
from 400 to 1900 members. At
the present time there are 634
telephones in use, Of these All
are located in the Palmer ex>
change; Sc in Wasilla; 30 in SUIT
ton and rs in Chugiak.
A recent decision of the MIA
board of directors viii provide
the service of two telephone lines
to the Valley Presbyterian Hos
pital. The hospital will be charg-
ed for only one line. This special
provision was made to the hos
pital to make it easier for the
public to reach the institution in
case of an emergency and as an
assistance to the hospital in their
overall cost of operations
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
ANA CONVENTION
SLATED FOR PALMER
JUNE B, G, AND I

Twelve hospitals throughout
Alaska will be represented by
delegates who are planning to at
tend the Alaska Hospital Assocla-
ton convention to be held IN
Palmer June 5, 6, and Z. At least
"a delegates, four business firms,
four speakers and some visitors
are expected in addition to the
delegation from Palmer.
Plans for the convention are
being made by committee from
the Hospital Association board OF
directors including Mrs. Cy Brew
er. Dexter Bacon, and Mrs. Rich
ard Demming, and Mrs. Phil Ev-
erett. of the hospital staff.
The delegation is expected to
arrive in Palmer on Tuesday,
June and will include II sisters
from Catholic hospitals in Alas
ka. Catholic families in the val
ley who would like to offer hous-
ing for any Of these Sisters are
asked to call Mrs. Demning at
PI-4385.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
MTA MAKING PLANS FOR EXPANSION

Earl Sisk, REA engineer, is ex-
pected in Palmer next week to
work with the Matanuska Tele
phone Association directors in
preparing for a supplemental
construction loan which will be
used in expanding the telephone
system, Lew Hanks, MIA presi-
dent, said this week.
Hanks stated that expansion
will be located wherever needed.
This is the time for those who
haven't yet signed up for service
to do So, Hanks said. When
signing for service the $40
membership fee must be paid.
Equity costs of $40 may be paid
at that time or arrangements
made for regular payments over
set period of time. Hanks stat
ed it is important that those de-
string service notify the business
office Immediately SO they may
be included in the expansion pro-
gram. There may still be few
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
Report Given

Continued from page II
fewer faculty is possible, Miss
Kellogg pointed out.
Great changes in the teaching
methods are forseen in the future
with the possibility Of 500-student
class rooms where leading in
structors could be utilized; more
visual aids; increased use of vo-
cation and community colleges;
and others and the possible in
crease of tuition in schools charg-
ing tuition and charges made by
schools not now making any.
Changes in the education picture
would be geared to providing
more and better education for a
greater number of students.
Miss Kellogg reported the spirit
of the conference most stimulat-
ing.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02
New Chef Arrives
Al WiIIiwaw Lodge

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields
of Williwaw Lodge announced
this week that Walter Grinnell
has arrived at the lodge and will
take over the kitchen Before
coming to the valley Grinnell
was chef at the Sahara Hotel in
Phoenix and at Elks Park, also
in Phoenix. His wife, Rita Grin
nell will be in charge of the din
ing room.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1957-05-02

new officers for the coming year installed in the
Loyal Order OF Moose Lodge No. 7s3 April l6
ricIured above are the officers: 10
lanes wilson preate; r. c. Collins junior past governor
Aivin 6rager governor; Dick Benson junior governor
James larson sergeant tat arms; Ken
Back row: Ralph Moore secretary Floyd Perkins
Iusee; Jonn Somervle trustee: George
ano Ion DeLand treasurer. Participating pictured
above were Byron Anderson governor.
cer lave Smith. installing secretary: Roark
installing arms
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-10
Announce Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F.
Shultz of r. D. 2 South ST.,
Chardon, announce the engage
ment of their daugter, Mary
jeanne, to Walter T. Melkerson,
son of Mrs. P. H. Gum, ThWing
Rd. Chardon.
Both are graduates Of Char
don high school. Miss Shultz is
a graduate of Kent State un-
iversity with a B.S. Degree and
received her vocational home
economics certificate from Ohio
State university last summer.
At tn present time she is
teaching home economics at
Burton high school.
Mr.. Melkerson served four
years in the Air Force and is
employed by the Chardon Auto
Parts.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-10
$11, 1925 New Building Ok'd
in Geauga During Past Year

Continued rapid growth of
Geauga County is evidenced by
the fact construction value of
the 1928 permits issued during
1856 by John A. Baker, county
building inspector, totals SILL
423 ,226.
This is a gain over 1855 of
81 ,331 ,004. That years total was
S9, ,092. .222.
Chester led all townships with
343 permits, $3 ,083 $40. Only four
others totalled more than ST.
000, 900.
Russell, 122 permits, 81 1884,
697. Chardon, 1913, 81 ,558, ,05O.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-10

Newbury 216, 81 ,45O, 1857. Balm
bridge, ST, 1,130,025
Auburn, 81, $197, $50. Burton,
81, $191, ,185. Claridon, 36, $239,-
825. Hambden, 60, $319, ,967.
Middlefield, 16, $105, $50. Mont
vile, AZ, $232 300.
Munson So, STAG, 700. Parkman,
IA, $95, 300. Thompson, 80, $147,-
200. Troy, "a, $155, 400. ..
Only one building permit was
issued during the week ending
Dec. %. 1t went to Sheldon
Loewenthal, Hillendale r d.,
Chester, for a new house.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-10
Hambden Grange to Present
First Degree at Auburn

ing at $50 pm.
During the 1855 year Hamb-
den Grange had a net gain in
membership of four and there
fore received a check for $4.00
from the Grange Mutual Cas-
ulty Co.
The lecturers program con-
sisted of a reading fGiving"
by Katherine SteingasS, a hum
orous talk by Mr.. Hartong
(Grange insurance AGENT, and
a reading "Am I and Do I" by
the lecturer, Cassie Chamberlin.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-10

HAMBDEN - Grange met in
regular form Monday night,
Jan. Z, with Worthy Master,
Helene Waste presiding. Plans
were made to present the lSt
degree at Auburn grange on
January "a. Thre will be a
practice Monday, Jan. 14th at
the grange hall at 800 pm.
On January 21St all grangers
and their families are invited
to a pot-luck supper at 6:15 p.
m. at the grange hall. Follow
ing this the degree team will
practice before the regular meet
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-10
Announce Engagement

HUNTSBURG - Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Williams of HunUsburg
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Eleanor, 10 Rob-
ert Shefchuk, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Shefchuk Sr. of
Middlefield on Christmas Day.
Miss Williams, presently en-
ployed with the Johnson Rubber
Company in Middlefield, attend
ed Middlefield high school.
Mr.. Shefchuk, a graduate of
East Technical high school in
Cleveland, is employed as assist
ant manager of the Capital
Finance Corporations branch
office in Painesville.
The couple have set no def
mite wedding date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-15

pipes. each equipped with a free,
reed. and blown by air COM
pressed in wind chest fed by g
mouth-blown pipe. The selection
of which pipe sounds is maze by
closing holes at the side with the
fingers.
Much of the instrumental
music was made by drums, gongs
and cymbals. played in curious
and intricate rhythms, resem-
bling a concerto for hobby-shop
more than any lining in Western
music. The vocal music rcsemDled
plainsong both in its elevated
speech-tune and in it's function.
but was different in melodic basis
and in its prediction for rising,
rather than falling, cadences.
The lecture was an excellent
example of the presentation of
sound research into an exotic
sort Of music. considered by it's
own standards and in its own
proper setting. It is to be hoped
that another result of this effort
will be set Of records. with COM
mentarieS by last nights lecturer.