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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14
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UNITED STATES PATENT oFFddCEEE'
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auction BY photolithosraphy OF
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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returns hY former Int Rev ATS.
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BIBLE MEN
AND SALES MGRS.
CALL RE. 5-9116

BIOsCIENCE GRADS or masters
dntwn. Start TO si,6UO ABBEY
pFRsONNLL. 'jIS Eye NV
BOAT PILOT over 10 for twin
screw cruiser for social and com.
weekend cruises. prefer man with
friendly personality. familiar with
Potomac and Chesapeake waters.
cNpcr with or without license
Write BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. ?, o,
nnN nh
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BOOKKEEPER

White. through trial balance. $50
SS5 per week. LU. 2-l3aa after
>. AP. 7-S405.
BOOKKEEPER, age under 20 Call
MIR. oURSLER. AP 1-3tA
BOoKKEEPER ASSIST. age 20-35
AMBITIOUS man with some cXpcr
and administrative aptitude for ad-
vancemcnt opportunity to respon-
Sible position In chArge OF accounts
receivable. section OF large org
Starting sal, $4,000, No req fee,
MANAGEMENT cONsULTANTS.
INC. Suite luni 1885 q NV.
ASSIST. some knowl-
edge; for large Washington ore
excel advancement opport for
Young man age 1890 starting
sal Sll.O No res. fee. MAN
AGEMENT CONSuLTANTS. INC,
Suite 1901, ii35 q NV,
BOOKKEEPER, age - 40. some ex-
perience to handle accounts pay.
able IN large organlzation. excel
growth potential for competent. and
ambitious. young man; DAYS.
starting sal shaon. No res, fec
INC. suite 1901. 1898 q 81. NV.
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hElP-MEN Cont. !
ACCOUNTANTS OPEN
D. C. EMPL. EXCHANGE
Accountant, Sr.
WHITE AND coLoRED

To 40 Years. Start $1,000
JOBS INC, 1O.5 Conn. RE. 7-3l53
ACCURATE man to take charge Of
ofiice for wholesale paper Co:
knowledge OF bookkeeping and
typine. Refs Call MR.. ACKER-
MAN. Ii 6-0322. after ? pm
ADDREsSOGRAPH OPERATOR. ex-
perieneed on Speedomat desirable.
excellent position in established
mailing firm Apply A. d W. AGO
N. Y. ave NV. MA S-1073
ADDREasOGR APH MAC HTNEi
TRAJNEE. days Shn wk
Driver Statesmen. DAYS S72 VIZ.
Restaurant Mgt. Trsinee $40 wk
NIGHT Elevator Trainees. : DAYS Sal
Steady employment
EXcellent Advancement for future
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To Place q
Star Classified Ad
Coll
Sterling $4,000
Classified Ad Rutes
LoccI Advertisers
3 Lines tMinimuml

One Time, Sc per line.
Three 10 six times eonsseUiivsly. 4ss
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Seven times eonsseVtivsly. 43e per line.
Special Notice ond Personal. Sc per
line oddiiional.
Ovi-of-to~n Fote, eoc per line soyh
insertion t4-Iins minimum.
Cloims Tor errors must be mode in time
for correction before second insertion.
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neLP--M9N
cLERK-WHITE-25-35

CLEhh-WhllE-
Ambitious young man, willing to
start as clerk in local warehouse.
ne. section, Of national concern.
Unusual opportunity for a perm.
future w/advancement in position
full but not essential. Salary-S-hr.,
5-day wk.. pd vac. with sickness and
life ms Give full particulars in own
handwriting for personal interview.
Row AAIH Ctr
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WANTED

Voice students. sincere and seriously
interested In accomplishment: pop
ulars or classical: mike technique
taught outstanding New York
Hollywood contacts. unlimited up-
portunity when ready Free talent
analysis Adams o.SSl0
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CLERKS
COLLEGE DEGs. AND H. 8.
GRADS. COME IN AND
TALK IT OVER

CLAIMS ADJUsToRs. college grads.
70 IS years. career Job. secure
CLAIMS ADJUsToRs. legal and in
vestigating. law future. 5000 UP
ACCT. EXECS.. (promotion and
sales). $3.50 mo. up, plus exp. acct.
FIRE INSURANCE. exper.. COLLEGE
UNDERWATER TRAINERS. college
cRFbrT COLLECTION MEN, hisS
class position 5000 plus
OFFICE BOYS, Is yrs. h. S grads
PAYROLL CLERKS. some experi-
ence S275
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Cabinet Maker and
Upholstery RepairS
"a PAGES

German Killed. 40 years ex-
perience. conventional and tradi-
tional furniture repairing. finishing
technicalities. II prefer. may be
manship. MR., ScHOENBAUER. WA.
T-Rb46
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PROPOSALS

SEALED BIDS will be received until
noon. Tuesday. May Z, 1857. AZ
the once Of the State Roads Com.
mission al los East Lexington
street, Baltimore 3, MARYLAND. onef-
Ing 10 purchase the improvements
located on the former William y.
Battan, Il20 Dupont Avenue, one
and 0ne-half story frame dweiline
in Dupont Heights. Marylana, 70
provement between D. c. line ano
Meadows. All OF these improve.
msf,ts must be removed down 70
the ground line By midnight; Tues,
lay. July 2, 1857. Details, pidulnp
forms and special bidding En-.
vel0pes may be obtained AZ tne
STATE ROADS COMMISSION ~
FTCE at Laurel. MARYLAND DlsttIe'
once. phone Parkway 10000.
anIt ~
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HELP-MEN
AUTO GLASS INsTALLER, sa

AUTO GLASS INSTALLER salary.
bonus. commission. vacation. steady
year-round Job. See Nat or Bill.
AID, 2-7lO0. HERSON AUTO
GLASS. ~ Fla. ave. ne.
AUTO BRAKE MECHANICS HELPER.
young, white. mechanically inclined
Dn3 N st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC. skilled; perma-
nent position: 5-day wk.. salary
s Iss p SoHdS eesn paS yaea
ton with pay: individual twin post
lifts WILSON PONTIAC. INC.
1925 Ga. ave, Silver Spring
AUTO MECHANIC, must be sober
and reliable: $3.50 basis: plenty
of work. 10. 1-l324: II busy. call
10. l-5500. Apply to JOE ToLsoN.
AUTO MECHANIC, trucks - Ex-
Oerienced true; mechanics for
night shift. Steady year-around
work. vacation with pay. time and
one-half after 40 hours. Sober. re-
liable men only. CENTRAL MO-
OV, $1,000 Contact Mr.. Carver
AUTO MECHANICS f3l. Lincoln
Mercury experience preferred, all
and vacation. See Mr.. Spigelmyer.
MOTORS, INC. iis5 18th st. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC
Buick. experienced only. 5-day
week. Guarantee and 5000 basis.
Group Insurance. paid holidays and
vacation, Excellent conditions. See
Mr.. Lewis
PEAKE BUICK
servicenier 1855 Wis. Ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC OPEN
ARAGON EMPL. EXCH.
WHITE OR coLoRED
Broiler, char. exper. $50
Porter - S37 so
------ SIS
Truck drivers - S55
Janitor live inl Open
Service station attendant $50 up
Chef and End cook - $50 up
- Top pay
w Salesman SIS, 200 yr
1884 l4th st. NV co. 5-563s
16'
AUTO NEW-CAR MECHANIC. ex-
per. with Chrysler products, excel.
working .conds,. guar. salary plus
percentaee. Vacation with pay.
Apply Jay, IA. 2-4100. AIS MO-
TORS. INC. 1910 Wilson blvd.
AUTO FAINTER. 5-day week: guar
anteed salary. Call Mr. ELLIOTT
RIA. 6-lS00.
AUTO PARTS COUNTERMAN
PARTS SALESMAN
Must be experienced: all company
Dement'S. insurance. group hosp. etc.
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AUTO NEW-CAR MECHANIC. ex-
per. with Chrysler products, excel.
working conds,. guar. salary plus
percentaee. Vacation with pay
Apply Jay. ia. 2-4100. AIS MO-
TORS INC. 1910 Wilson blvd.
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AUTO FAINTER. 5-day week: guar.
anteed salary. Call Mr.. ELLIOTT
RA. 6-1S0O

AUTO PARTS couNTERMAN
PARTS SALESMAN
Must be experienced: all company
benefits, insurance. group hosp. etc
Apply NATIONAL AUTO SERVICE.
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Ex-DISC JOCKEY. actor. puppeteer
available shortly. full or part time
Box lI-C. Star
MOTHER wishes children 20 board
on farm; $40 week. faithful care.
Phone Dnnkirk 5-s2la. Vienna. Va.
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AUTO MECHANIC

Buick. experienced only. 5-day
week. Guarantee and 5000 basis.
Group Insurance. paid holidays and
lMr, Lewis
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HAIR TINTlNG, 30 yrs exper Roux
Ssnts. 81 French a' BEHUTiYp sHoP
2S21 i4th ST NV AID 4-nG14.
COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES. al
tered ana remodeled. reasonable.
$500 18Th -st. NV, next TO Wood
ner co. 5-5475
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CONTINUED on Next PaEO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Meyers of
Washington Grove, Md, announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Mary Sue, to Mr.. Richard
Gunson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Gunson of Rockville, Md.
Miss Meyers will graduate from
Richard Montgomery High School
in June. Mr.. Gunson is a gradu-
ate of Richard Montgomery and
is presently a member of the
Armed Forces. A June wedding
is planned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18

TouSignant, now a research ana
lyst with the Air Force. The cou-
pie lives at 1893 Porter ST, NV,
and they have one child, Car
men, 4.
Shortly after her marriage,
Dorothy became an instructor in
nutrition and experimental foods
at the University of Maryland but
soon switched to Catholic Univer-
sity where she became an assist
ant professor in nutrition in the
School of Nursing Education.
After three semesters, however,
she was eager to return to the
firing line so she accepted the po-
sitions of food director for United
Food Management Services, Inc,
and director of hospital services
and executive dietition for Hospi-
tai Dietetics, Inc.
In addition to serving. as pres
ident of the D. c. Chapter of the
American Home Economics Asso
citation, Dorothy is a member of
Home Economics in Business,
American Dietetics Association,
Women's Advertising Club Of
Washington, and the Washington
Advertising Club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18
Rockville
By Janet Miles
Telephone Poplar 2,3357


On April 1928 there is going to
be a most interesting house tour
OF eight homes in the Potomac
area This tour is for the public
and tickets are $1.50 if purchased
ahead of time and $500 on the
day of the tour.
Proceeds from this win go to
swell the fund for the creation
of St. Francis Chapel at Potomac.
The tickets may be purchased
from any of the stores at the
Crossroads in Potomac.
Houses being opened for your
interest are: Mr.. and Mrs. Garvin
f. Tankersley Farm, AL Marah,
on River Road at Burdette; Mrs.
Aphrodite Papanicolas, River
Road and Bradley; DR.. Walter
Pelton, River Road; Admiral and
Mrs. Ralph Riggs on River Road;
Mrs. Howard Coffin, Stony Creek
Road; Mr.. and Mrs. James Doug
las, Stony Creek Road; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmott Lewis, Glen and
Travilah Road; and Mr. and Mrs.
Tinsley Adams, Piney Meeting
House Road
At various places there will be
good things to eat, preserves to
buy, flowers to buy, and If you
want to find out what else, you
simply must come and see for
yourself
A most delightful and enjoy
able day is planned for you, SO
come on, and join in the caravan.
Next on the agenda is the Young
Peoples Fellowship of Christ
Church spring hop. Jerry Ly.
mans Combo will supply the
music and tickets are $10O a cou.
pie or 75c stag.
Come May l at 1890 p. M,
there will be a Dessert Bridge
Party in the Parish Hall of Christ
Church. The sponsors of the
party are the Woman's Auxiliary
of Christ Church. There will be
a skit for your pleasure, door
prizes and table prizes. Charge
for admission is SIPS.
Saturday, May 4 and Sunday,
May the Azalea Gardens at the
Landon School for Boys will be
opened to the public. Tickets are
on sale now for $1.00 The boys
chorus of the school will sing at
800 p. m, both evenings, and the
gardens win be opened for your
pleasure from HOO a. M, to $3.50
p. m. Mrs Charles Woodward,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18

Mrs. Robert Omoth, both of Min.
neapolis.
MIR. and Mrs. Francis X. Metz
ger of Ashton, Md, celebrated
their recent fortieth wedding an
niversary at dinner party at
Normandy Farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18

Jr., at Poplar 2-3095 has some
extra tickets, if you wish to pur.
chase them. We understand that
this is the largest garden of this
type in this area, and by these
dates the aZaleaS should be re-
splendant in their glory.
Now on May 20 at the p. j.
Nee Company, the Rockville Dan
dylions are planning a card party
from 1890 p. m. to 800 p, m.
Tickets may be secured from Mrs.
Naomi Wheeler at Poplar 2-3660.
We saw the most unusually at
tractive Easter chapeau and we
thought you might like to hear
about it. On Monday morning
at the Board of Education, we saw
very attractive young lady walk
ling down the hall with real crea-
ton on. 1t was a lovely shade
of green, and low and behold, on
the top of said creation was a
garden complete with birds, rose
trellis, etc. 1t was really most UNI
usual and attractively so, that we
wish you could have had the plea
sure of viewing it. Maybe if you
are really interested in seeing it,
Mrs. Mary Walters might let you
have a look see!
Mrs. Arthur SOmervelI of Glen
Hills was hostesses at a miscel-
laneous bridal shower on Friday
evening. Co-hostess for the oc-
casion was Mrs. Arthur Stang.
The guest of honor was Miss Gym
thia Dawson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William v. Dawson of Ger
mantown. On June /, Cynthia
will be married to Mr.. Robert Ray
of Washington Grove.
Also being married soon is Mar
garet Allnutt daughter of Mr..
Henry c. Allnutt, to George Rim
es, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Rines, Jr. of Baltimore. On We'd
nesday. April 10, a miscellaneous
shower was given in her honor
at the home of the Cecil Allnutt's,
Cedar Farm on Falls Road. Hos.
tess for the occasion was Marian
Mannill.
MIR. and Mrs. Stephen Cromwell
of w. Montgomery Avenue have
returned from the University of
Virginia where they visited their
son Jimmy We understand jim
my was home this past weekend
and participated in tennis match
eS.
Clifton Veirs, Dr., celebrated his
sixth birthday on Saturday at his
home on South Adams Street.
Many of his young friends joined
in the happy occasion.
Sandy Maxwell also celebrated
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18
Seven Year Itch"
At Olney Theatre

"The Seven Year Itch" by
George Axelrod, directed by Jean
Everhart, has been selected as the
final presentation of the season
by the Rockville Little Theatre.
Fresh from a long Broadway
run and motion picture success,
the play will run Friday, May 8
and Saturday, May q, at the o.
ney Theatre, Route 108, Olney,
Md. Curtain time $50. Tickets
$1.65.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18

Rev. Paul f. Strauch, pastor of
First Evangelical and Reformed
Church, Takoma Park.
Max r. Eye, president of the
congregation, will turn the first
shovel of dirt.
Faith United, organized by the
present pastor, Kenneth B. Went
eel, and sponsored by the Evan
gelical and Reformed Church,
was chartered with 81 members
on December 4, 1855. The congre.
cation now has 65 members and
a Church School enrolment of
100. Services are held in the par.
sonage, 2102 Stanley Ave. Rock
vile. 4
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18

Faith United Church, in Rock
ville's Twinbrook area, will hold
COMMUNICATING services at 4 pm.
Sunday on its site at Rockland
Ave. at Ridgeway.
The first building unit, to cost
$4,000, will have a 200-seat multi
purpose room, full basement, four
classrooms and an office.
The Rev. Robert w. Olewiler,
pastor of Grace Evangelical and
Reformed Church in Washington,
will be guest speaker. Other par
Elephants will include DR.. Freder-
lex D. Eyster, president of the
Potomac Synod of the Evangeli-
cal and Reformed Church, and the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-18
County
Births
SUBURBAN HOSPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Elmer Plat,
44O3 Carrot Park Rd., Silver
Spring, a son, Louis Elmer, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sylvester
Cole, Ridge Road, Boyds, a son,
john Sylvester, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fred Kit.
terman, Rte. 3, Silver Spring, a
daughter, Regina Marie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Cooper,
Rte. 2, Rockville, a daughter, Kay
Victoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Won Eltz
Kudlich, 10604 Nash Pl., Kensing-
ton, a daughter, Susan Jane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Lincoln
Hakes, los Mills Rd., Gathers
burg, a son, David Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilleary Cleveland
Rockwell, zoos Tanley Rd., Sill.
yer Spring, a daughter, Susan
Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Stokely
Wilson, 1901 South Chelsea Lane,
Bethesda, a daughter, Carolyn SUI
zanne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest H. Bah
cock, 1903 Idlewild Road, Silver
Spring, son, Robert Wayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holman,
GIG K Street, N. W., Washington,
daughter, Donna Jean.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hollis
Knott, 1912 Grant Street, Bethes-
da, a daughter, Leloura Merlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Romack,
1903 Wellington Drive, Chevy
Chase, daughter, Mary Gather
me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Winfried
Briefs, 1907 Macarthur Blvd, Cab
n John, a daughter, Virginia Ma
rie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ovila Prince,
1907 Fuller Drive, Kensington, a
daughter, Wendie Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Philip Guy,
1907 Adrian Street, Rockville, a
son, John Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bernard
Carney, 1929 Colchester Drive,
Kensington, a daughter, Mureen
Elizabeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McDon-
aid Holland, 1901 Parkwood
Drive, Bethesda, son, William
Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward
Beatty, 5908 Halsey Road, Bethes.
la, a son, Kenneth Harold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Samuel
Robins, 1905 Hampstead Avenue,
Bethesda, a daughter Lisa Kath-
crime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond George
futile, 2127 Gulford Road, Hy-
attsville, daughter, Tracey Kay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richard Har-
riday, Mason Drive, Rockville, a
daughter, Patricia Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Burton Long,
Jr., 5811 Sonoma Road, Bethesda,
son, Kenneth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Greer
Blackburn, Jr., S409 Woodclift
Court Apt, 102, S. s., son, Ken.
meth Greer, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Freichs
BALDWIN,, 10005 Dickens Ave-, Be-
thesda, son, James Michael.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robert
Belew, Jr., 1901 Red Fox Road,
Rockville, a daughter, Christina
Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Leo
Hutchinson, General Delivery,
Rockville, a daughter, Brenda
Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Thomas
Chalkley, 10119 Frederick Ave,
Kensington, son, Mark Alan.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-07
Maestros Head
Police League

East Cleveland's entries in the
Eastern Cuyahoga Suburban Po-
lice Bowling League are in first,
seventh and tenth place following
last ursday's three games. There
are twelve teams in the league.
Maestros boast top spot with
241a points; Edwards Funeral
Home are in the 7th spot and the
L. j. Trotters rollers are in 10th.
For the Maestros this is nine
points ahead of schedule at the
same time last year.
The Little Brown jug keglers Of
Cleveland Heights are a close
second with 23 points; Diamonds
Mems wear of Mayfield Heights
are third with 201a and Pelunis
Motors Of Cleveland Heights are
fourth with 20.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-07
Films Slides
At Library

The East Cleveland residents will
have an opportunity to visit the
two least known but most colorful
countries in Europe, Spain and
Portugal, Thursday, November 18th
at 800 p. m. A trip beyond the seas
to the fabulous Spain and Portugal,
with a short visit to their peoples,
breath taking scenes and unusual
customs.
A special attraction of the eve
ming will be "The Pilgrims" which
will show the background of our
first Thanksgiving day celebration.
Miss Lucille Provo, the much
travelled and we'll known Dean of
Girls at Shaw High School, will
present her colered slide program
entitled "a Slow Boat to China"
at the East Cleveland Library, on
November 21st at 800 p. m.
East Clevelanders and their
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-11-07
Broers Stop
zeims: Lead:
In High Pins

The Paul Broer Restaurant team
slipped into first place in the
East Cleveland Kiwanis bowling
league by downing the Ziehm
Funeral Home team, taking all
four points with a terrific three
game total of 1922 which also
leads the league in high pins.
Their outstanding single game
total Of 1887 could easily cop that
competition for the year.
The Paups team, composed of
Paul Broer, John Walworth, Bill
Halliday, Joe Cast, H. Albrecht,
and Pete Blough, lead the league
with 26 points. Nelson's Jewelry
is second with 25 and Stonebraker's
Drug team is third with 211a points
after 9 weeks of bowling.
Bill Halliday sparked his team
with a 6O6 series, composed of
three consistent games, 205, 200,
and 201.
Inc league secretary, Bill Bon
field, lists this years teams and
their respective captains as fol-
lows: Paul's, John Walworth; Nell
sons, Ed Ronke; Stonebraker's,
Gene Douglas; Fishers, Howie
Whale; Koenig's, Art Warren;
Hamilton's, Fred Kuehn; Nela
Florists, Andy Bizzari; Milligan's,
Tom Millgan; Flynn-Froelk, Murle
Cowles; Ziehm's, Charlie Raider;
Herringshaw's, Mike Noble; and
Daugherty's, Jim Luther.