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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
a Area Shippers
Score Victories
In Sail Reqottu

ANNAPOLIS. July 8 (Spe-
ciaD -Four Washington area
shippers were among the IA
winners in the Annapolis Yacht
Club sailing regatta which
ended yesterday.
They were DR.. Walter Law
son. with the Penguin Fanny
Damper: Richard Thomas, with
the Thistle No. 313; Lee Brooks,
with the Jet IA Half Fast. and
Jack Lynch. with the Chesa-
peake 20 Contrary.
Guplin; :, 40, walter FISnn. y Snnan
Polls .,nSa 8. Jssie. John Sherwood, Gibson
sn .ishtr saGt;mOE.. HOll4E smH Barney
David, baltimore; ?, Harem Girl. Her
International l4s-i. Ardiamo,
nsdlss Co ofSIs Bush River; 2: Dorago,
Bob Williams, Severn.
.Thistles@1.. 3l3; 2, Guilty. Howard
Laqarde, Chef Avon; Highlander. Bill
Heintz. West River.
Chesapeake 20-1. Contrary: ..
stormy, John Cramer. West River; 9.
Strutaway. TONY Wells. National A. q
Hamptons-1, Uh-Oh. Sonny Smith,
annapolis: .. Nancy Pants. Bunny
kawans, Severn; 3, Early Bird, Rob
ert Seidel. Annapolis.
~, Chesapeake l6s--1, Chris. Bill zeith,
west wf Eitve5i b.: Z. Dolly George Heider'
comsts-i; Ala Carte, Tim Malone.
Kohn,. jr, Severn; 3, HI Fiv, r. e
Michel, Jr, Gibson island
=. Jet ISL: Half Fast; 2. Minet
JACK Gray, washington.
National One-1, Opus II, Mike
Snipes-1. slurp Barry Evans. Glen
mar 2, Pursuit. Bill Rushlow, colum.
Penguins-1. Fanny Damper; 2,
Rebel, Linda Young, Old Dominion
r. G.: 3, LII Larlin. Bill Mcclure
:, Penguin Juniors-1. ouxie, w
Thomas, IT.. Corsia River; 2, Bill Ben.
nett, Annapolis 3, jay Bee, Jamel
White, IT., Corsica River.
Cadets. scurry, Hugh Donald
Severn; 2. Drew Middrinshaus, Severn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Campbell Again Wins
Virqiniu Golf

w H I T E s U L p H u r
SPRINGS, w. Va, July 8 (R.-
Billy Campbell. Huntington's
Walker Cupper. won his fifth
West Virginia Amateur golf
championship here yesterday.
A hot putting streak helped
the 34-year-old insurance exec
utive defeat Dave Clovis OF
Parkersburg. 6 and S, in the
36-hole final. Clovis, "a, is a
former Yale golfer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Aussies Sturt Move
To Bur Kramer Tour

MELBOURNE. July 8 (R.-
The Lawn Tennis Association
of Australia tonight launched a
move to ban Lew Hoad and
Jack Kramer's professional
troupe from playing on any Of
fetal courts in Australia.
This will be a first step in a
hit back campaign following
Hoad's decision to break his
agreement with the LTAA and
turn professional.
The action to prevent the
Kramer troupe from playing at
the White City CSydney)) Koo-
yong (Melbourne) and other
leading tennis centers is likely
to be adopted at a meeting in
Melbourne August 4.
The LTAA council held a 90
minute emergency meeting to-
night to consider Hoad's turn
ing professional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Curinu Wins
Ocean Race

SANTANDER. Spain. July 8
(R.-Three Yawls, two Ameri-
can and one Swedish, crossed
the finish line of the Newport,
r. I.-Santander yacht race
early today but their arrival
did not shake the American
yawl Carina's hold on first
place.
The Carina, owned and skip
pered by Richard S. Nye Of
Greenwich, Conn, finished
second to the Cuban Criollo
but won the race on the basis
OF her handicap. The Criollo
was the only scratch boat.
The 46-foot White Mist,
owned and skippered by G. w.
Blunt White of Mystic, Conn.,,
was first of the three new arri-
walls today. She was followed
by the 47-foot Figaro, owned
and piloted by William T.
Snaith of Westport, Conn, and
the 52-foot Kay. owned and
sailed by Sweden's Sven Frisell.
The White Mist had an
elapsed time of 81 days, Z hours,
1920, and a corrected time of
10 days, 6:05:20. The Figaro's
travel time was 81 days, 7:44:35
and her corrected time 10 days,
8:36:02. The Kay made the
journey in 81 days. 10:21:53
for a corrected time of 20 days
7:43:20.
The White Mist did 1911 nau-
tical miles during her best day
and 81 in her worst day. The
Kay did 202 miles her best and
less than so yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Johnny Cake Sets Pace
In Worrenton Pony Show

The large pony champion
was Mimi Cummin's Coupon by
a margin Of two points over
Norma Gerstenfeld's Thumbs
Up.
Open Jumpers Csmall)-1. Smokey
Joe, Billy Boyce; Q Pretty Penny, Par
nell and Phillip Gore: 3. Nuteracker,
Jimmy Zimmerman; 4. Jimmie, Bohbie
Gardner.
Beau. oRsR c.i auR RSSEns Can DO ci ssss
and Bucky REYNOLDS; 8. Moriana, Sara
Payne; 4. Flag Stone, Delmar Twyman.
500 Hunter Stake largel-1. Cou-
pom. Mimi Cummins: 2. Thumbs Up.
Bobbie Gardner; 4. show Man. Beverly
Handy Hunters juniors)-1. CAL
lamar, Richard Zimmerman; 2. Shadow
Patch. Sara Willis: 3. Northblen. Tom
500 Hunter Stake (smaln-1. Snow
waltz, Johnny Mann: .. Snow Furry.
Cathleen holland; 3. Blue Bell, Ann and
Billy Doyle; 4. Johnny Cake.
Ponies mics I Unde5 os saddleMl Pink PIN Ice
Barbara JoanB atterton; 3. Farnley
Sure Thing, Helen Calvert: 4. Coupon.
500 Hunter Stake (juniorsl Il.
CraValley, Alison Quincy; 2. Boobaltna;
Play Boy. Retreat Farm; 4. Little Mink.
Mary Lou Walsh.
Mary Drury Perpetual Memorial
Trophy. Blue Bell; 2. Pretty Penny;
3. Farnley Sure Thing; 4. Johnny Cake
Hunting Attire tsmalD-1. Johnny
CAKE; 2. Blue Bell: 3. Pretty Penny; 4.
Hunting Attire darrell. Snow
Man: 2. Little Tramp, Jane Samuels:
3. over She Goes; 4. Coupon.
Junior Corinthian-1. Candle Beau:
2. Play Boy: 3. Free state. Lii Nelms
4. Matilda, Jon Gartrell.
Small Pony Champion-Johnny Cake,
Waverly Farm. Reserve-Smokey Joe.
Large Pony Champion - Coupon,
Mimi Cummin. Reserve-Thumbs Up
Junior Champion-Play Boy, Retreat
Farm. Reserve-Candle Beau.
Grand Champion - Johnny Cake,
Waverly Farm.
Alex Calvert Memorial TROPHY.
Blue Bell, Ann and Billy Doyle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Players
Aid,Westmore

Westmore came up with seven
new players and won its first
game. Us, over P. j. Nee in the
Montgomery County baseball
league yesterday at Carver High
School.
Stanley Meushaw, one of the
newcomers. struck out nine and
scattered six hits as he pitched
Westmore to its first win in 10
games. P. j. Nee's record
dropped to AS as both teams
concluded first-round play.
Silver Spring, which had al
ready cinched the f1rst-round
title, defeated Redland, 5-3, to
boost its record to go. Silver
Spring has a game remaining
with Sandy Spring while Red
land completed the first round
with a SIS record.
Damascus scored its fifth win
in 10 with an 8-to-6 victory
over Sandy Spring (5-4). Da-
mascuS punched six hits in
the fourth inning and took adj
vantage of three Sandy Spring
errors for six runs.
In the Old Dominion League.
Colonial Restaurant 500
cinched the second-half cham
pionship with a 7-3 victory
over Forestville do. Atchison
& Keller (3-2) took an 80
decision over Fairfax Legion
(1-4. Peanuts Sechrist led
AK with two triples and four
runs batted in.
Today
1O2Oth UsAF Wing VS.. Woodbridge,
East -Ellipse, $40. Is
South Ellipse, $50.
Keller, west Eiiipse. $40.
suitland Hall VS.. Peoples Drugs,
Anacostia, $50.
AIR Force Jets VS.. Black sox. East
st: Ambrose vs., National Security,
Silver Hill VS.. FBI. West Ellipse,
East Coast Electric VS.. stricks
Travellers VS.. Veterans Administra-
ton, Banneker, 8.
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Fongio Sets
Record for
Grand Prix

ROUEN, France. July 8 [P.
Juan Manuel Fangio, the old
master from Argentina, APP
peared today to have an un-
beatable lead in his quest for
a fourth straight world race
driving championship.
Yesterday Fangio added the
French Grand Prix to his string
OF 1857 titles when he flashed
his Maserati around the Al
mile Rouen course at a record
average speed Of zoos miles
per hour for the n laps.
Fangio now has won all three
Grand Prix races this year
which count toward the world
championship - the Argentine,
Monaco and French events. He
also won the International race
at Sebring, Fla.
The hottest French Grand
Prix on record-with tempera-
lures hitting SO degrees-was
marred by the collapse of a
spectator overpass just before
the race. About "a persons
were injured. During the race
Ron Flockhart of Britain was
injured when his BRM skidded
of the track.
Only seven drivers completed
the race. Luigi Musso of Italy
and Peter Collins and Mike
Hawthorn of England were
second, third and fourth, re-
spectively. all in Ferraris. Jean
Behra and Harry Schell gave
Maserati fifth and sixth places.
and Jean Brabham was sew
enth in a Cooper.
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HOAD
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cussed terms with Schroeder
and reached his decision.
Hoad said he did not feel he
was doing an injustice to the
Lawn Tennis Association of
Australia by failing to fulfill
his written agreement to re-
main an amateur until the end
of the year.
Told that Don Ferguson,
president of the LTAA, had
called the move at this time
'regrettable," Hoad said:
II don't know why he would
say a thing like that. l felt
I had myself to think about. "
Hoad said he felt Australia
still would retain the Davis
Cup with a team of Ashley
Cooper. Neale Fraser, Roy
Emerson and Nal Anderson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Burtzen Takes
ri-Stute Tennis

CINCINNATI. July 8 (R).
Top-ranked Bernard Bartzen Of
Dallas, displaying his steadi-
est game, and Lois Felix of
Meridian, Conn, who had to
fight back twice from match
point, hammered out singles
championship victories in the
Tri-State tennis tournament
yesterday.
Bartzen. ranked fifth in the
nation, defeated third-seeded
Grant Golden Of Wilmette, H.,
Ga, Us, 6-3, under a broiling
sun in the finals OF the 5Sth
annual tournament.
And Miss Felix. in a-mara-
thon stint, edged second-seeded
Pat Maud Of San Diego, Cal,
Us, 2-6, Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Wynn Beefs About Calls,
Rother Than Overwork

CHICAGO. July 8 R.-Take
heart. Casey Stengel. Early
Wynn is all set to pitch in the
All-Star game tomorrow. The
fact that he worked seven
innings yesterday with only
two days rest makes little
difference.
Wynn, the Cleveland strong
man, was boiling after his de-
feat by the White Sox Sunday.
but said he isn't a bit tired
and is ready to pitch every day
If necessary.
The 37-year-old Highlander.
however. was moaning over
what he considered poor UNI
pire calls and said:
II can pitch every day, but
I can't get a batter out If I
have to throw five strikes at
him"
Wynn was rocked for three
first-inning runs by the White
Sox in dropping a To decision
after Chicago had taken the
first game of a double-header,
o-8, in Is innings.
Aside from the first inning,
the veteran pitched creditably
despite the brief rest and gave
the White Sox only two more
runs until lifted for a pinch
hitter in the eighth inning.
Bemoaning Umpire Frank
Tabacci's calls. Wynn said. Il
don't care how good I am, I
can't throw five strikes past a
batter. That was bush league
umpiring out there"
Wynn has worked over LAG
innings this season in posting
an lilo record and is the only
pitcher to shut out the league
leading Yankees.
mo, I'm not tired of extra
work." said Wynn, who was
selected as an All-Star pitcher
by Stengel, the Yankee mana
ger who'll lead the American
League stars.
But am tired Of getting
bush calls behind the plate"
Wynn added.
Cleveland Manager Kerby
Farrell thought Wynn pitched
good ball as did Manager AL
Lopez of the White Sox, who
had Wynn under his wing for
years while plotting the In
dams.
You can't expect a man to
win If you don't get him any
runs" Farrell said. Hes not
tired and I know he can work
in the All-Star game"
Lopez agreed, saying, "He's a
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Bethesdan Ace
In Speedboat

PORTSMOUTH. Va, July 9
R.-Speedboat fans here were
still talking today Of the per-
Torrance Of Don Huntington
Of Bethesda. Md, and his Miss
Pinky in the fifth annual
Portsmouth Regatta. They
were breathless yesterday when
Huntington put on a show Of
daring and clever driving that
Melted him two first places in
the featured Acknowledgement
hydroplane race.
OF to. a poor start in the
first heat. Huntington came
from fourth to first. With the
throttle wide open. Miss Pinky
caught the leader, Homer
BANDS Motorcraft Special, at
the judges stand on the final
lap. Then Huntington plowed
into the turn and Motorcraft
Special was washed out in his
wake. Huntington received an
ovation.
In the second heat, the Be-
thesdan fought it out with Curt
Martens in Marbel, but only
for a spell. At the start of
the second lap. Huntington
found an opening and breezed
to victory by about $50 yards.
OUTBOARDS
Hydroplanes-1. Guy Hamilton
III, New Bern. N. C.; 2. Guy Hamil-
ton, New Bern; 3. Bob Lerch. WASH
:. B Hydroplanes i, Bill Scheerer,
Chattanooga, Tenn: g Ronnie Pierce.
PORTSMOUTH; 3. Guy Hamilton III, New
&C Hydroplanes-i. H H. starnes,
Hickory, n G; 2. Doug Earnhart,
charlotte. y. G.; 3. Robert Thornton
,,,P Hydropianes.1. Robert Thornton,
Hickory. N. G.; 3. Charles streat, Rich
mond.
INBOARDS
4s Gu In. Hydroplanes-1. HI Toots
Russ Hawks, Enola, Pa; q Betty Gal,
George Loeb Norfolk. 3. Jim Boy,
j. N. Vaughan. Norfolk.
136 Gu. In, Glass; Gail III. Rob-
ert Baxter. High Point, Md: Q Wan
ton Duchess, Bill Brown. Richmond:
Nd.
1875 Gu In. class-l. Go-Gal-Go.
Carter Parrish. Fredericksburg; 2.
Wildcat, Earl Kelly. Richmond.
pey Brogden, warwick; .. RiR-A-Mor-
It's, Mac Wieferins, Dayton. Ky; 3.
Dickie Boy. Johnny Tucker, Norfolk.
266 Gu. In. Glass; Miss Pinky,
Marbel, Curt Martens, Hampton: 3.
slo Poke. Carl Widenhouse, Concord.
N. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Bernurdon Beats
Rowley to Take
Aquusco Honor

Bob Bernardon of Hillside.
Md, gained revenge on Vern
Rowley of Baltimore in their
private battle of the throttle
at Aquasco Speedway yester-
day.
Rowley won a narrow victory
over Bernardon in the July 4
drag racing program. Bernar-
don got even yesterday by nip
ping Rowley for the top elimi-
nator trophy.
Rowley; who runs a garage
in the Baltimore suburbs, won
the top speed trophy, however,
with a clocking of 100 miles
per hour.
Class winners:
oCLA-wendell Chapman. Baltimore,
1887 Ford with AS Mercury engine
10 sec, Sl.S m.p.h.
Ford coupe, with 1850 Oldsmcbile en-
gine' 1917 sec, 95.7 m.p.h.
CLC--Bob Bernardon. Hillside. Nd,
1889 Chevrolet coupe, with 1855 Chew
rolet VS. engine, 15.9 sec. y5.7 mp h.
CID-Tex Randall, Hillside, Nd,
1856 Chevrolet, 1885 Sec, 90 m N.
CLE-Bob Meade, Woodlawn. Md.
1915 Ford. 1894 sec. 1872 m.p.h.
X/c-Lance Bell. Alexandria, 1857
Corvette, 15,9 sec, 94.7 mp.h.
-x/O-Gene Morey, Hillside, Nd,
1919 Austin. No time.
R/B-Grover Laid. Palmer Park.
Md, 1889 Ford, 17.77 Sec. 75 m ,. h
ALSLS-Fred Magee, Hillside. Md
1897 Plymouth Fury. 1876 Sec. IS 8
sls-sam spicer. Bel Air. Nd, 1857
Mercury, 1853 sec.
ALSLA-Henry Riley, Hillside, Md
1897 Chevrolet, 1882 sec. S65 m p.h
S/A-Ronald Zane, Ellicott CITY,
MD 1857 Chevrolet. 1885 sec. Oils
A7S'B Frank Canfield Silver
s E g : 1855 oidsmObiie, ia sec,
- B@sam Perry, westwood, Md
1896 Chevrolet, 1875 sec, $40 m n
Chevrolet. 1875 sec, sos m.ph.
S.D--Dave Poland. Allentown. Nd d..
1888 Ford. 1913 sec, 64.7 mp.h.
SlE-Tony Massino, Baltimore, 1852
rorQ, 1877 sec, 6S.l m.ph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Horse Jumping Title
Won BY Olympic Star

AACHEN, Germany. July 8
R.-Hans Guenther Winkler.
Germany's Olympic gold medal
winner, won Aachen's Interna-
tional horse jumping cham
pionship yesterday.
The world champion, Raj
monde D'Inzeo Of Italy, was
second and Francisco Goyoaga
of Spain wound up in third
nlace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Pennsylvania Stor
EnroIIs at Viroiniu

Louisville, Va,
July 8 tR.-Ben Martin. head
football coach at the University
OF Virginia. disclosed yesterday
the school has landed another
outstanding prospect from
Pennsylvania.
He's Ken Tholan. 6-foot,
IT'S pound quarterback from
Haverton. Pa. Tholan. who'll
enroll at the university in the
fall, made the ATl-County and
Altman Line teams last fall
while playing for Haverford
High School. He also excels
Al basketball and lacrosse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Says
Moore Is Now


NEW YORK. July 8 R.-
Archie Moore is. of1icially, the
acknowledgement champion
as Of today.
Julius Helfand, chairman of
the New York State Athletic
Commission and president of
the World Championship Com
mittee for Professional Boxing
said no formalities are neces-
sary to declare the title vacant
"At the World Championship
Committee meeting in Paris
last month. it was decided that
Moore's title automatically
would be vacated if he failed
to sign for a championship
fight with Tony Anthony by
July T." Helfand said.
THE National Boxing As
ISOLATION was represented at
the Paris meeting" he said,
land concurred in our decision
If Moore had signed by July Z,
he would have had until August
80 to go through with the
fight.
Helfand Added
I'VE have set up plans for an
elimination SERIES" Anthony,
as the No. / contender, can
fight either Harold johnson of
Philadelphia or Yolande Pom
pey of Trinidad. The winner
will be recognized as the world
champion provided he fights
the other (either johnson or
Pompey) within 80 days in de-
tense of the title"
1t is a certainty that Moore,
who hasn't defended his title
since he knocked out Pompey
Is months ago, will challenge
the authority of Helfand, the
committee, the National Boxing
Association and anyone else
who tries to force him into
fighting against his will.
LOS ANGELES, July 8 (R.-
Archie Moore huddles today
with Tony Anthony and his
encourage on a proposed light
heavyweight title fight that
Frank Sinatra and others hope
to promote here September IL.
But the bout can expect OPP
position from the two fight
clubs here and, possibly, the
International Boxing Club.
The international Boxing
Club, which has been harasSlng
Moore to defend his title, has
asked the California Athletic
Commission to okay a nation
ally-televised fight here between
Featherweight Jose Luis Cotero
and an unnamed opponent Sep
TENDER IL, the same night as
the proposed Moore-Anthony
bout.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

l-Pineridge Dudley. Hobbs
Express. Nibble Express.
2-Up High. Worthy Coburn.
Night Rodney.
3-Vermont Knight. Jerry
Stone. Maxey Direct.
4-The Web, Bob McEllen,
Lark Song.
Star Way. Ensign Lady.
Pronto Way.
6-Barclay Hanover, Mary Pat,
Extra Special.
Jess DIRECT, Glowing
Way. Parker Hawk.
k-Kathy Walnut. Homestretch
Morris. wayreign.
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RACING
Continued from Page Ala


to meet such veteran handicap
performers as Porterhouse
Find. Bobby Brocato and So
cial Climber. In his only other
start against older horses.
Round Table was second to So
cial Climber.
Round Tables victory in the
Cinema was the third straight
stakes victory for the little colt
from Travis M. Kerr's barn
The victory, while worth only
$2.4O in the pari-mutuels. re-
turned his Oklahoma City
owner $26,350 and ran the colts
earnings for the year to Sl5s. :
925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08

by 2 goals. 9 points (l5 pts.) to
ii Go pts). Derby beat Cavan
lilo (1S pts) to 1-9 (12 pts0
in the Ulster Senior football
championship seminal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08

real good pitcher and he
doesn't need too much rest. He
was good against us except for
one inning"
Wynn gave up seven hits in
seven innings, issued four
walks and struck out seven
yesterday. He's been carrying
the load for the Tribe since
Herb Score was knocked out
with a batted ball and Bob
Lemon has been plagued by
injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
Irish Championships

DUBLIN. July 8 R.-Louth
won the Leinster Senior foot
ball championship at Croke
Park yesterday. beating Dublin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-08
BOYS BASEBALL

MOUNT yERNON-LEE
LITTLE LEAGUE
oroveton ESQ, 20. Jefferson
MOUNT VERNON .HoLLIN HALL
LITTLE LEAGUE
Indians, y Bombers, g.
AMERICAN LEGION
southern MARYLAND District
Ny Maryland. :. Cissel-Saxon, 4.
Colmar Manor, IL. Viers Mil. o.
Hyattsville won BY forfeit over
oreenbelt
LITTLE HEBREW LEAGUE
First Round Championship Playon
Orioles, 81 Cardinals, o.
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUE
Miners
Twin Oaks. q: GEORGES Radio. 3.
nick Chevrolet, Il. Rudolph, q
A Thompsons. o. Marine Brothers, o.
= GA. III. eousA Yanks. =.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Rockville Aides
Service HOnOred

Rockville rewarded its long
time officials with service pins
Tuesday night at City Hall.
The oldest city employee in
point of service was a 30-year
man, Nelson Cooper who has
been with the water department
since 1928.
Former City Manager John
Macdonald won a 25-year pin al
though he has now retired from
the city government. Starting
with him were Elmer Hutchin-
son, maintenance superintendent,
and his assistant Edwin Henley.
Twenty years of service have
been given by John Moten, in
water maintenance and Is years
by Lester Hutchinson in the
street cleaning department.
Comparative newcomers were
Forrest Magruder, an inspector
now on retirement and Charles
Moten, street mowers operator,
who each had 10 years on their
record.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Farm Bureau
Holds Annual
Talent Find

The Associated Young People
of the Maryland Farm Bureau
will hold their annual Talk Meet
Talent Find Contests on October
"a at 1:30 p. m. in the Lord Bal
timore Hotel. These contests are
open to all farm young people Is
to % years of age.
Prior to the State Contests, sim
liar ones will be held in the vari.
Gus counties to select winners.
The County winners will compete
in Regional Contest to give
them practice and to narrow the
State Contest entrants to eight
for each contest.
The State winners will partici-
pate in the National Talk Meet
and Talent Find held in conjunc.
ton with the annual American
Farm Bureau Federation Con
vention in Chicago, Dec. 8.12.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
TwinbrOOk Picnic
Scheduled Sept. s

Twinbrook Citizens Associa
tons ninth annual picnic will be
held at a later date than usual
this year as it is scheduled fol
the Sunday, September 8, after
school opens.
Twinbrook families will pay
$3.50 for an afternoons entertain.
ment from 2 to Z p. M, free food
and refreshments, including beer
and soft drinks.
Tickets will be sold in a door to
door campaign through the block
and area chairmen. In case of
rain, the affair will be postponed
until September Is.
Overall chairman is Cyril Hell
man with Ed Gardner and Mrs
Richard Everhard as co-chairmen.
Mrs. Robert McQueeney will head
the food committee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-08-22
Women of the Moose
Hold Chapter Night

The second Chapter Night and
initiation was held August ID BY
College Park Chapter 1862 of the
Women of the Moose. Mrs. Birdie
Thompson, chairman of the
Mooseheart Alumni Committee
and her committee members were
hostesses for the evening.
The Alumni Committee chose,
and we were honored to have,
Perry o. Wilkinson, chairman,
Educational Committee of the
House of Delegates to the Mary
land General Assembly as guest
speaker
Frances Norton and Mary Ed
wards, both of Beltsville, were
welcomed into the chapter by mi.
tiation.