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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10
Geaugans Place
on Deans List

Seven Geauga County stu
dents in Kent State University S
Colleges of Business Admins
tratiOn or Education earned
places on the deans list during
the spring quarter with a grade
average of B or better. They
are:
College of Business Admins
tratiOn-Richard w Arp, Ches-
ter: Lawrence B. Jackson,
Chardon; Roland J. Novak. Bur
ton.
College of Education-HaroId
B. Morgan. Chardon; JoAnn G.
Podany, NeWbury: Carol Ann
Sykora, Burton; Mary A. Witt,
ChardOn
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10
; Students
at West
Earn All AS

Three students at West Geau-
ga High School earned a 40 Call
AS grade average during the
l957-58 school year, it was an
nOunced today by superinten-
dent Robert C. Lindsey.
The three are SophomOres
Genevieve Kre uz and John
Campbell, and Larry Lindsey
an eighth grader.
Several others earned 3.J
(B plus or 80 OBJ grade aver
age during the year, to place on
the honor roll also. They are
SENIORS - Maeneen Brooks
Linette Petersen and Mary Ann
Stroup, B plus average; Ruth
Ann Hartong, Sally Kler and Ri
chard Barnes, B average.
JUNIORS-Susan Martineau
Susan Brill, Darlaine JeIenik
Linda Barnes, Virginia Frank
lin, Charles Moeller and Gloria
Stanford, B plus average; Pat
1qCla Cr1ttenC&n, Jean Mate
lock, Susan Skarl, Polly Rich
mond, Evelyn Randall, Joann
Hollis, B average.
SOPHOMORES-Judy Siplock
B plus average; Kay Tucker
Julie Wilson, Skip Potter, Dale
Schempp, Barbara Arndt, Kar-
en- Hanson, Yaro Sojka, Nadene
Brown, Kenneth Graft, Rosema-
ry 10th, Theodore Seliga and
Eloise Tyler, B average.
FRESHMEN-Lance Factor
Janith PokOrny, Karen Mulh,
Sandy Geisler, Carole Franklin,
Nancy Clark and Kathy ZuSy
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clary,
ThWing Rd., ChardOn, are busy
these days cleaning and paint
ing since they purchased and
took over the management Of
the restaurant between Albert S
JeWelry and Burr Furniture
Store on Water St, July !.
The Clary's purchased the
restaurant from Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade BraWn, who had Operat-
ed it and a delicateSsen in the
store since the business block
built and Opned in 1948.
Natives Of the Bloomfield :
Mespotamia area near Geauga
County, the couple lived in
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10

American craft within the Sow
ct border and ordered it to
make a landing. They said the
US. plane did not comply and
the fighters compelled it to land
Col. Brannon was graduated
from Chardon High School in the
Glass of 1881. He entered Ohio
State University and from there,
in 1910, went into the air force
where he has remained.
He flew planes during the last
world war and saw active con-
flict at Guadalcanal and many
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10
School May Drop Agriculture,
T&1 Classes as Smith Resigns

The end of an era came Mon
day when the Chardon Board of
Education ooncurred with Sup
erintendent Ira A. Garfield in
dropping, at lease temporar-
ily,' the vocational agriculture
program from the high schools
cirriCulum.
Although neither h e board
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10

nor the superintendent officially
ruled out the possibility of con-
tinuing the program the super
intendent said Our program
must be governed, in part, by
the teaching personnel aVailab-
le.
The discussion and informal
action followed the resignation
of L. w. Smith, who has taught
vocational agriculture at Char
don since 1912, and, in recent
years, has supervised the trades
and industries program.
The T & I plan, which allows
high school students to gain ere
dts by learning on the job, was
fOStered and guided by Smith
and also is very likely to be
dropped in September.
Smith is accepting a teacher
educator position in Cleveland.
Garfield reported that there
B plus average, Janice Faber.
Richard Byron. Priscilla Gray
and Richard Horton, B average.
EIGHTH GRADERS - Mary
Ann Buchanan, Sally Utz, Pat
ricia Brown, Carol RoWles,
Donna Guella, AraWana HayaS-
hi and Gail KIingensmith, B aV-
erage.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10

other key points of intensive
fighting.
Col. Brannon, As, the last two
years has been stationed in We
iSbaden.
At the death of his wife two
years ago his daughter, Dale
Curtis Brannon, had resided
with her grandparents in Char
don. A year ago Col. Brannon
sent for her, and Mrs. Harry
Brannon took her to Germany
where she has since lived.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10
OK 3 Mill Levy

The ChardOn Board of Edu-
cation approved Monday night
placing a three mill tax levy
for current expenses on the
November ballot. The levy,
which is a renewal of an eX-
listing levy, would run for five
years.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-07-10
INSIDE
COMMUNITY NEWS

COMM L NIIN NEWS
AquiIIa Village Bazaar Ends
with Fireworks 2
Chester-WeSt Geauga Day
Camp Program Draws 300
Youngsters in Area 6, 3
CIaridOn SmorgasbOfd Draws
Crowd Of 400 II
East Claridon Picnic HonorS
VBS Workers 2
East Hill 2
Hambden Hears Former Min
lister Give Sermon 2
ontviIIe Correspondent
Leaves on Vacation 2
Munson All Groups Have Ac-
tive Program 8
South Hambden 5
OTHER FEATURES
Chardon Personals 5
Church News II
Classified Ads 7
Courthouse News 13
Farm News II
Men In Service 5
Picture Page 9
Society .... S
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26
Farmers Bank
Cops Play-Of;
Repeat Champion

Farmers Bank concluded first
half play in the Smyrna-Clayton
Little League with a post-season
play-off victory over Lions 80.
Wesley Conley shutout the Lion
hitters as his mates managed 3
runs off Richard Taylor and Gary
Harvath, who relieved in the
fourth inning. Taylor was charg-
ed with the loss. The win makes
the Farmers Bank squad cham
pions for the first-half season, the
third straight time they have
achieved this distinction. Manager
Pearce Leager's charges also cop
ped honors in both halves in
1857. In other activity last week,
Gary Harvath blasted his fifth
homerun of the year Wednesday
night to power his team to a
close 4-3 edge over Rotary. The
round-tripper tied the score in
the sixth inning and paved the
way for the winning run. The de-
feat was absorbed by Ronnie
Powell, who had relieved David
Thomas in the fifth. Rotary re-
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26

Adelbert Stacheeki. Naylor Stanley. Con-
ME Uhlendorff. William Willis. Darlene
Section. Patsy Stewart.
7-2 tMr. Michael)-Joyee Archer, AMI
Ia Carey. Jennings Chambers. Clarence
Collins, Earl Davis, Nelson Everhart.
Ann George. Susan Green. Shelby Har-
rington, Catherine Hund. Roy Jarman.
Ellen killen. Bruce Lowman. Keith Mi
hills. William Nowland. Patricia Pase.
James Pritchard. Laura Reese. George
Schmittinger. James Shoekley. Matthew
Slaughter. Bonnie Smith. Lillian Snow.
Mary Warner. William Wisniewski. Will
liam Austin. William Lowman. Barbara
Clough.
7-3 (Mr. Tomanl-Bessie Alexander.
Roger Attix. Barbara Carey. Colin Coop
er. Norma Deats, Donald Faucet. Joyce
Getty. Constance Griffin, Claudia Hep
burn, Ronald Hoffecker. John Joseph.
Cynthia Lamb. Bonnie Langrell, Dolores
Martz. Robert Merrill. Samuel Mitchell
Frederick Myers. Carole Pepper, Samuel
Pritchett. Sue Revelle. Laura Severson.
Paul Smith, Wilson Spence. Beverly
Startt, Howard TruaS. Larry T1sh. Glenn
Wright. Walter Knots, Jean Lowman.
IA MRS. Jscobs)-Carole Behrens.
Leon Carrow. Robert Craig. Deborah
Downs. Enid Faulkner. David Gardner.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26
LOOP
LEADERS MEET
Centreville Tackles Hender-
son in 1st-Place Struggle;
Kenton at Rock Hall
GREENSBORO WINS

Centreville and Henderson,
deadlocked for the Mar-Del Lea
que lead with IL records, will
clash headon this Sunday after
noon on the Henderson home
field. Both teams posted close
victories last week to remain in
contention for top honors. Centre
vile eked out a slim 6-5 victory
over Chestertown, and Henderson
upended Rock Hall by 6-3
count. Greensboro loosened Ken
tons hold on third place with an
uphill s-6 triumph which saw the
Marylanders score five runs in
the eighth inning to knock out
Kenton starting pitcher Harry
Barrett. Paul Loder and Charley
Blades shared the mound chores
for the victors, with Blades re-
ceiving credit for the win. Bill
Courtney and Johnny Wolf each
raped 8 safeties for the locals.
This Sunday, Kenton will travel
to Rock Hall in an attempt to
strengthen its hold on third
place against onrushing Green's
boro. Chestertown will host
.
Greensboro in the only other ac-
tivity.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26

with doubles and 8 RIBS. Tom
my Kennedy absorbed the defeat.
The victory enabled the bank
team to move up in the standings
from last to third. In other ac-
ton last week, Clayton VF'W post
ed three straight triumphs to
move into a challenging runner
up position. Last Wednesday ev-
ening, young Clarke Ross pitch
ed the leagues first no-hit con-
test, an 1872 conquest over out
classed Farmers. Davey Dicker-
son was the unfortunate pitching
opponent. Clements romped over
Rothwells on Thursday evening
by a 1862 score. Jerry Sterling
gained credit for the win behind
the powerful slugging of joey
Walker, whose 2 doubles knocked
in runs. Skippy Busker was the
losing hurler. VFW continued its
surge Friday with an easy 12-4
rout of Farmers Bank. Bobby
Haley was the winning pitcher;
Davey Pleasanton, the loser. Dick
Taylor pitched his VF'W mates
to a ga decision over Rothwell's s
on Monday. Bruce Pearce sealed
his own downfall by giving up
IL walks in 5 innings. This, COUP
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26
HARTLY WINS:
MEETS FELTON,
Smyrna Captures Second
Place; Caldwell Pitches
Hartly Triumph
LEIPSIC YET TO WIN

Smyrna moved into a two-way
tie for second place and Hartly
recorded its first victory of the
season last Sunday in the newly
formed Kent County Baseball
League. The Smyrna nine posted
"a 11-5 triumph over arch-rival
Dover to share runner-up honors
with Henderson, previous league
leader which was dealt 90 set
back at FELTON,. Dan Caldwell's
steady mound performance held
Leipsic in check as his Hartly
teammates pounded out a 81
victory over the cellar-dwellers.
The win was the first in four
starts for the Hartly club, and
moved them into a fourth-place
tie with Dover, which dropped
its second straight contest. At
tention will be centered on the
Hartly school field this weekend
as the locals entertain the un-
beaten FELTON, nine. Dan Caldwell
is expected to draw the starting
assignment for Hartly, with Bill
Shane available for relief duty.
In other contests, Smyrna will be
at home against Henderson in a
battle to decide sole position of
second position. Dover will host
Leipsic, as the Leipsic squad con-
tinues its bid for its first victory,
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26

Schedule
Sunday, June 30
Kenton at Rock Hall
Greensboro at Chestertown
Centreville at Henderson
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26
Standings

Schedule
Thursday, June 26
Clements VS. VFW
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26
Ross NO-Hits
Farmers Nine;
Clements Leader

Clements Supply was knocked
from the unbeaten ranks Tuesday
evening by the Farmers Bank
nine 81, but managed to main
tain their grip on the top spot
IN the Smyrna Clayton Babe Ruth
League standings. Dave Pleasan-
ton notched the win, Farmers
first of the season. Davey Dick
erson paced the batting attack
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26
|EY1l5!l|il:y.Z1' 3 :y..l11

corded its second success of the
campaign Friday evening, dump
ing Bank of Delaware 5-3. Ronnie
Powell started for Rotary, but
needed relief help from Jim Ev-
erhart in the third inning with
the score tied at IL. Bo Mccoy
suffered the loss, coming to the
aid of Bobby Bowers midway
through the contest. Second-half
season play opened last night
with a single fray involving Bank
of Delaware and Rotary. First
half leaders Farmers Bank and
Lions will tangle in a headline
contest this evening at the Little
League Park on School Lane.
Game time is 6:15.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26
Leiipsic

Mrs. Annie Handsberry is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Lindale, at Frederick.
On Saturday Miss Ruth Ann
Miller and Mr.. Robert Probst
were married at the First Pres
byterian Church in Smyrna.
Mrs. Robert Thomas spent
Monday with her mother, Mrs.
Grace Cooper, in Lincoln.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26

Schedule
Thursday, June 26
Farmers Bank VS. Lions
Monday, June 80
Rotary VS. Farmers Bank
Tuesday, July 1
Lions VS. Bank of Delaware
Wednesday, July 2
Lions VS. Rotary
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26

Jeannie Gilmore. Sandra Haley. James
Hull. Orlan Kelley. Dallas Lawter. Frani
Media. Gail Mills. Jeanette Neal. Jerome
Miles, Betty Pierson. Patricia Ann Re
bar. Allen Reynolds. Robert Riddagh,
Rita Sheridan. Sharon Tritt. Howard
Urian. Wesley Conley. Ronald Crossley.
Lawrence Neal. Roger johnson. Larry
Slower. Marjorie Ford. Sandy Everett.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26

led with the 5 errors committed
by his defense, assured the op-
position of the victory. Each
pitcher allowed only 2 hits.
Smyrna times., 1958-06-26
$3.50 CLASSES
ARE ASSIGNED
Continued from Pare One

Pierson. Eleanor Pinder, Carol E. Rey-
nolds. Suzanne Rohling, Roy Kenneth
Shane. Dorothy Shockley, Fred Short.
Carol Ann Simmons. Rachel Simpson,
Eugene Startt, Nancy VanPelt.
1912 tMr. Orlando)-Pamea Abbott,
Clara Louise Cole. William Conner, JOS
eph Cook. James Council, Beverly David,
Nancy Ewing, Barbara Faulkner. John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

ABCs plan to offer John DAILY and the NsaOs
at 1880 pm. this fall iOtH undoubtedly mean
a realignmeHt OF all channel programs that
toIloD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Next Week: TeIeVue Will
Preview the New Season

What's in store for viewers this fall? Tele-
Vue viii present its annual preview of the new
season in next Sundays edition.
Many Of your favorite shows win switch
days or times Theren be q number Of new
shows-and dozens of ambitious "one-time"
spectaculars.
This week, three regulars" start their new
season In their old time slots: The Millionaire
Wednesday: Trackdown on Friday, and the Gale
Storm show on Saturday. There is one premiere
Wanted: Dead or Alive, new Western, start
ing Saturday.
Next week, the trickle becomes a torrent
TeleVue will present the highlights OF the new
network season, plus look at what's coming
up in the way of local programming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

This Is your chance to sound of-and
TV Critic Bernie Harrison Wtl do his best
to ANSWER questions. Please keep letters
brief. Pen names lUH be used II desired.
Although you are q great admirer Of Jona-
than Winters, feel you are trife in error
concerning one incident in his career You re-
ported some time ago Mr.. Winters version OF
the interview he conducted with DR.. Ashley
Montague while substituting on the Jack Paar
show. was tempted to write then. Now I can
not resist the temptation to give another view
point Of the incident.
When DR.. Montague was announced as
guest, was most eager to see the program.
am aware OF DR.. Montague's interests and felt
that the appearance of such q scholar was a
welcome addition to any program.
After Mr., Winters made the introduction,
DR.. Montague began to speak, the camera con-
centrating on his face. His remarks were witty,
relevant and quite matter-of-fact. ! listened
with feeling that the show had come of age"
and that real milestone of maturity had been
achieved. Then the camera switched to show
Mr. winters. His face, mobile as only come
dams can be, expressed the exact emotion Of
little boy sneaking behind the barn with Grey's
Anatomy. This mugging, Of course, encouraged
the audience to gasps Of delight and was entirely
responsible for all the unwarranted to-do about
the interview.
Your column of August IL very correctly
stated that Mr.. Winters was responsible-not
for DR.. Montagues comments, but for the recep-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
TeIeVue Mailbag


ton of them, Mr., Winters lost viewer by his
antics that evening. -. Mrs. r. L. B.
We Werent challenging Dr. Montague's
stGnding as scholar. But eUsn a scholar can
launch a discussion on the iprong foot, so to
speak, and Jonathan Winters, inexperienced In
interviews, panicked and reacted as you de-
scribed-like comedian. He almost lost the
show, as a result.
Please furnish the address where we may
write to protest the Broken Arrow series being
Cancelled out Of the fall Tv schedules. We think
Michael Ansara is the most Louise s.
Write to ABC-TV, Los Angeles, Calf, (Irs
my guess that eUen II the series fails to return
that nell be seeing AnsGrG again tn other
shotpsJ
Just received copy of your article through
my clipping service, so please accept by belated
but sincere thanks for very nice story. have a
tentative booking at the Lotus Club in your city
on September 10. hope youn drop in and say
hello. Gretchen Wvler
Every day on our block the housewives meet
and watch My Little Margie and have q local
CAB session. Several Of US feel that part Of the
show at the end is being cut out because the
story Is often incomplete and there are no credit
lines for the director, producer ETC. Is this true?
The Housewives Club
Some Of the syndicGted flrn rsYuns are
ouerloRg, hence the necessity for jndicious cat
ting. The station assures me that the endfngs
are complete, however.
In complimenting those who have been
doing a good Job during the current crisis.
think you should mention Joseph Mccartney.
Il.
Mccartney, his program is on at the strange
time of 1850 o'clock at night over WMAL,
channel Z.
But have found the loss of 80 minutes
sleep small price to pay for his succinct
comment on the present tensions. He has an
understanding and q way to convey that
understanding with down-to-earth, no-punches-
pulled language. -.
Can anything be done to get Mr. McCaffrey
-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17
Kinds County
Negro Schools
Edwards Junior High

Cost $48,216.0O
Constructed 1852
Classrooms .............7, and cafeteria
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17
SIND Annual Mississippi Teachers Association
-n-uD

We Commend You
For The Good Work
You Have Done During
The Years, In Your
Effort To Make Good
Citizens Of Your
Students.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-05-17
West Side Junior High
Utico Institute

Cost ................... $390,000.00
Constructde 1853
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-24

EN- SENCILLA E INTIMA CEREMONIAL tuyO efecto ell II del
corrlente mes la bOda de la Sra. Hilda Martinez con Ell caballerosO
JOven POrfiriO Tore alto emDeadO de la Ca. United Screen Corn.
Ell maHimoniO Sc verified en- la reSidencia de los faniliares de
la nOvia Sra. Judith Perez en- $50 N. E. n st. ante ell notario yiyar.
dOnde Sc reuni6 un selectO grupo de sus amistades.
AL regresO del viaje de luna de miel que deseamOs SCI eterm.
la gentl pareja fjara su Residential en- Miami.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-24
Aniversorio Matrimonial

CeleDran en- esta fecha la fausta
OCCASION de un nueyo aniversario
de bodas ell Coronel Pedro M. vi.
dial y sepora, Lucy Won Spreeken
de Vidal, a quienes enviamos I'm
cordial saludo y nuestros votos por
SUI bienestar.
z Amos
En- este fecha celebra ell segundo
aniversacio de sd dorado existen-
cia la preciosa ninita Brenda Lau-
ridO Escand6n, algeria del hogar
tornado por Ell senior Vicente Lau-
ridO Escand5n y sonora. Xiomara
de LauridO Escand6n miembros
apreciados de nuestra colonia his
panoamericana residente en- Mia
mi.
LIE enVlamos nuestras mas cali
das felicitacioneS, que hacemos
tambien extensivas a sus amorosos
padres. Y lie deseamos largos amos
mas de vida.
Enfermo
Lamentamos la novedad que
aqueja a la sonora. Dolores de Pc.
reg RuisenchO y formulamos votos
por Su complete y pronto restable-
cimiento.
lPasa a Ia PagiDs 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-24


La sonora doia Cecilia Torres de
Ruiz Mora, espoSa del distinguish
medico oogotano DR.. Victor Ruiz
Mora, ofrecio en- dias pasados en-
Su Residential I'm calidC ~festejo pa
ra despedir de SUI vida de soltera a
la gentil senorIta Miriam Pelaez
BOterO quien contraera nupcias
proximantente con Ell DR.. Diego
PardO HOlguIn, ambos jovenes per-
tenecientes a los altos ~circulos So
ciales de Cali, Colombia.
Recoruamos entire las invitadas,
que acudieron cargadas de lindos
regalos para la lnvitada de honor,
a dona Elvia BoterO de Pelaez, do
ma Carmen Teresa de Echeverri,
dona Maria Fernando de Rachmuth
dona Mary Silva de Vasquez, dona
Beatriz Vasquez de Sharples, dona
Mia de Fischer, dona Lila de Prize.
to, dona Panchita Lavandier de Fa.
Der, senorita Maria Cristina Pc.
laez, senorita LeonOr Vasquez, Sc
norita Maria Victoria Pelaez, Sc
norita Militia Garces, senorita Ma.
ria Mercedes Velasquez, senorita
Ceci Ruiz Torres, senorita Carmen.
"a Pelaez y sonora Maria Victoria
Ruiz Torres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-24
PARA CORRESPONDENCE, 70 sOz So. MIAMI. FLORIDA

De ReaVeso
Despues de haber estado en-
San Juan, Puerto Rico, en- viaje
relacionado con sus asuntos conner
ciales, regreso por la via aerea a
esta ciIdad en- dias pasados Ell Sc
nor Alfonso Mendoza
Lo saludamos cordialmente.
Combio de Residencio
Els estimado caDallero cubano Sc
nor R0mulo Dieguez Valdivia nos
participa SUI reciente traslado de
resldencia a los 'apartamientos
Sands, Gale Primera Suroeste No.
$40. en- donde Sc pone a la compile
ia disposition de sus numerosas
amistades.
FolIecimiento
Con honda pena anotamos Ell
sensible fallecimlento del estima-
do patriarch cubano senior Manuel
G. Rios, ocurrido en- esta ciudad en-
dias pasados a la avanzada edad de
"a amos, y enviamos ~nuestras fra
ses de condolencla a sus hijos, Ju-
lilo Garcia, Manuel Garcia, Rafael
Garcia, Maria Stincer. Ora. Aurora
Garcia. sonora de w. B. Buckley,
sonora E. G. GusO, sonora Oracle
la Garca, a sus nietoS y biznietos.
iDescanSe en- paZ!
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-24

be Voeaciones
oa Por la via aerea sale hoy para
La Habana, Cuba a disfrutar de
unas cortas v~acaCiones al lado de
su familia en- esa ciudad la senori-
ia DinOrah AcevedO, quien despe.
dimos condialmente, deseandole
una fellz travesia y una permanent
cia muy placentera en- la bella Per-
? la de las Antillas.
Despedido
Feliz viaje lie deseamos al senior
Roberto Noguera quien sale hoy
hacia Ponce, Puerto Rico en- viaje
de r~egocjos,
Cumpleonos
Entre hoy en- I'm nuevo ano de
vida la apreciada dana sonora
Ruby de Bernabe. esposa del senior
IsidOrO Bernabe, motive por ell
cual nos complace felicitarla calu-
rosamente y desearle largos amos
mas de VIDA, plenoS de ventures y
alegrias.
y r p
Vayan nuestras sinceras felicita-
clones para la gentil damita seno-
rita Lidia Perez quien celebra en- ell
dia de hoy la grata OCCASION de SUI
cumpleanos, y aprovechamos la
OCCASION para desearle que disfrute
de muchos, y muy dichosos, amos
mas.
.
~, Hoy llega a I'm nuevo ano de
existencia la gentil DANA sonora
Georgina Carabeo de Quinones, es-
posa del senior Noises Quifones,
motive por ell cual nos complace
.-felicitarla cordialmente y desearle
muchos amos mas de vida.