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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
THE KNOLLWOOD

TIE AlNOLLW OOD
romblno beouty for convenient, comfortable
living. fully eorpeted. The windows ore beautifully
droped. Consisting Of Jorge living room. seporote
dining room. beautifully equipped kitchen Toll
pink and ereyl with charming breokfost nook
very Jorge bedrooms, z full boths, oil spreod
ocross huge lot with trees ond ronch roll fencno
lovely potios. lnnmediote occupancy and cosy
terms.
Priced at s2fy6SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11

BtRktttY-BEAuTlFuL COMMUNITY IN THE EXCLUSIVE
FoxHALL ROAD SEcTloN-DEVELoPEp BY FRANK
PHILLIPS SHOCKS TO LADY or VICTORY CHURCH
AND ScHool-z2ol 46th ST. Nw.-oPEN SAT-. is;
SUN, l-S-BIondnev beouh eOntonns 5 bedrooms plus
hbrcr Lovely big Splendid quality Spacious eenet. ho
plon Sse,leve TeenrOom" with fireplace and bOOkshekss ia
basement Heavily wooded Grounds Of the Beson Embassy provide
the gorgeous setting. MORE THAN SIXTY PROMINENT WASH.
lNGroN FAMILIES HAVE SOUGHT HOMES IN BERKtLEY Moss
Ave- Nebtosko Ave. Ground circle and continue Nebtosko
INTO toHhol 3D.; continue FOEho to St. right block on
46th st. ond home on eofner
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
927 18th St NV. Realtors and Builders, Dl. Ian
Maryland Office: 7S4S Wisconsin Ave-, OIL. 2-7006
Virginia Office: 2420 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-S0l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-11
Priced at s2I.6sO.
THE WESTMINSTER

TIE EOIOHEOI En-
A split-level dream with eorport and daylight rec.
room A true center entronce hall, beautiful stone
freploee IN the Jorge living room, seporote DINING
room, ultro kitchen, bedrooms, IA boihs, lovelv
big potos-toll. toll trees on lot Fully corpeted
ond reody for oceuponcy
Priced at S2S,39O.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
TONY DEMARC0 ESTA TERhHNAD0
ASEGURA SU MANAGER

BOSTON, enero 20 (United).-
Tony DeMarco, quien batallo des-
de un puesto de periodicos hasta
la Gina de SUI division, Sc enfren.
ia al mas rudo rival de SUI carrera-
un future muy incierto.
Ell orgullo del boxeo de Boston,
noqueado ell pasado martes por ell
prometedor welter Virgil Atkins,
de- St. Louis We SUI carrera destro.
zada.
"ESta terminado en- 10 que a mi
c%oncierne", dijo su manager Rip
Valenti a los cronistas despues del
bout. Los medicos manifestation
que Tony sufrio una confusion en-
la pelea con Atkins, aunque no tu-
vo que ser hospitalizado.
Mientras tanto, Atkins estudia las
ofertas para enfrentarse con Vince
Martinez, en- ell torneo eliminate
rio welter.
Ell mismo Tony esta silencioso
en- 10 que cOnc1erne a SuS planes.
Su padre, empero, dijo que "es Sc
guro que Tony vuelva a pelear.
iPor que no? pregunto, mo tiene
marca alguna en- la cara.
NO VOLVERA
Su manager, Valenti, dice que
"Tony no volvera a pelear mas
conmigo. LIE buscaremos un traba-
jo. Ell alcalde de Boston, John
Hynes me ha ofrecido uno para el".
Por 10 tanto, DeMarcos Sc en-.
cuentra EN- ell momento mas lugu-
bre de SUI carrera de 9 amos, que 10
llev6 a reinar durante siete meses
en- 1856 como campeon weller. Fue
depuesto por Carmen Basilio, pero
Sc recupero para poder alcanzar
ell segundo lugar entire los aspiran-
ties a la corona. p~osici6n ahora ocu.
pada por- Atkins.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
GANO TROFEO
LA BALANDRA
"WINDWARD"

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Enc. 30
(UP)-La balandra Windward, de
Los Angeles, gano ell trofeo cores.
pondiente a la e~mbarcacion que
primero lego a la meta EN- la ca
rretera de yates San Diego-Aca-
pulco, y tambien ell trofeo por es-
tablecer un record de tempo en- Ell
viaje.
La balandra Windward propie-
dad de Don Chilcott, acaso pierda
ell trofeo general, sin embargo. Los
ganadores por nandicap-algunos
de los cuales, de clase C, cuentan
con handicap hasta de dos O tres
dias-no Seran determinados has
ia la tarde del Jueves y mas tarde.
La blandra Windward, de Is me-
tros, cruzo la meta aver a las doce
y 4 a. m, con e. tempo record de
ocho dfas, IL horas y "a minutes.
Ell record anterior era de diez dias,
siete horaS y IS minutes.
FL titulo de los yates con han
dicap parece discutirse entire la
Sorprendente CIase C, que cons
tantemente ha aventajado a las cla-
ses A y B en- los tiempos corregi-
dos
Ell titulo general Sc 10 discuten
los yates de Clase C. Mistral v Ca.
rousel. De acuerdo con las ultimas
lnformaciones, ell Mistral llevaba
la ventaja.
La Classification al mediodia de
aver r la siguente:
General: Mistral, Carousel, AL.
tura.
Clase A: Windward, Escapade,
Coroya.
Clase B: Nalu II, Sea Wings, Fl.
della.
Clase G: Mistral, carousel, AL
tura.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

ron y luego me telefone6 desde
Miami. LIE die entonces que no era
NADIA serio".
Sullivan es intimo amigo de Wi
lliams y fue ell cirujano que lie in
serto ell clavo en- ell hombro a Ted
hace algunos amos, despues que ell
jardinero del Boston Sc fracture la
clavicula durante ell entrenamien-
to primaveral.
Otra persona que tambien recha-
20 Ia information fue Joe Cronin,
administrator general de Boston.
Tres hombres de Manchester,
N. H., dijeron que Williams sufri6
la lesion en- octubre pasado mien-
tras estaba en- una pesqueria en-
Labrador.
Ezequiel A. Straw, John Coyne
y ell doctor John w. Parfitt, accom-
panaron a Williams en- una excur-
sion despues d. finalizada la tenn
porada de 1857 Viajaron al rio
Ashaunippi, a 225 millas al norte
de Seven Islande, Quebec, lugar
pesquero al que solo Sc puede lie
gar por tren.
Straw dijo que recordaba yer a
Ted "doblarse ell tobillo mientras
pescaba en- ell rio. Ell lugar estaba
bastante resbaloso y recuerdo que
Sc lie hincho bastante, aunque Ted
nunca Sc uuejo".
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
Revista de Acontecimienfos
en- Ell Rev de los Pasatiempos

los Braves de Milwaukee Bobby
Halle partio hacIa Milwaukee para
recibir I'm premio y para realizar
negociaciones sobre su contrato
para 1858
Halle sera Ell invitado de honor,
como "novato de 1857" de los Bra
vos. en- un banquete ofrecido por
los cronistas de baseball de esa
ciudad. Adquirido del Wichita a
mediados de la temporada Ultima,
Halle acumulo I'm promedio de
.403 en- Al juegos para ayudar a
los Braves a ganar ell gallardete de
la Liga Nacional y luego Ell cam
peonato mundial.
*
PITTSBURG, Enc. 80 (UP) -
La Administrator de los piratas
de Pittsburgh anuncio que SUI equi-
po celebrara desafios de exhibit
cion con ell coiJunto sucursal de
Mexico, ell equipo Tigres, los dias
ocho, nueve y diez de abril, en- la
capital mexicana.
n y Il
BOSTON. -(UP)- Los Medals
Roias de Boston anunciaron que
ell outfielder Jackie Jensen y Ell
lanzador Clarence Churn firmaron
sus contracts para la temporada de
1858.
Churn es ell nuevo lanzador de.
recho adquirido del equipo Holly
wood, de la Liga de la Costa del
Pacifico, donde jugo la temporada
Ultima. No Sc dieron a conocer las
condolences del contrato.
Pi.
ratas de Pittsburgh snunciaron que
Billy Virdon, c%enterfield del
equipo, firm6 su contrato para la
temporada de 1858, y que ahora Sc
eleva 3 20 ell numero de jugado-
res que han acceptable sus contra
tos.
Virdon es ell segundo centerfiel-
der que envfa su contrato a la ad-
m~inistracion del equipo. Anterior
mente 10 hizo Roberto Clemente.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
Desmiente Ted Williams que
Tenga I'm Tobi||o Fraeturado
In erOnista d~epOtVO del Boston Traveller do Ia nofea que fue
%desmeniida pOr ell prOpiO jugadN
PT BOB SALMON, de Ia United Press

BOSTON, enero 30 (United).-
FL ultimo capitulo en- la vida de
Ted Williams -reporte de que la
carrera del jardinero del Boston
Red Sox estaba en- una balanza de-
Dido a un tobilio fracturado-fue
calificado como una mentira" y
ia labor de algun reportero de-
seoso de buscar problemas".
Ell mismo Williams tambien ne
60 la historic, telefoneando a Bos-
ton desde ell aislado cayo de la
Florida en- donde Sc encuentra pa
ra yer 10 que pasaba.
El cronista %deportivo Bill Lis
ton publico una information en- la
primera pagina del Boston Trava-
Ter en- que decia que Williams, de
80 amos, habia sufrido "dos Pc
quenaS fractures en- SUI tobillo de-
recho" durante una pesquerfa en- ell
otono.
Pero ell doctor Russell F. Sulli-
van, cirujano ortopedico de Bos-
ton, dijo a la United Press que
placas de Rayos X tomadas al tobi-
Ito de Williams habian mostrado
que no tenfa NADIA.
"Solamente una distension es 10
que tenia', dijo Sullivan. ESQ de
la fracture es completamente in
cierto".
Ell doctor George Bennett, del
Johns Hopkins Hospital en- Balti-
more, a donde Williams fue para
que lie hicieran las placas, dijo que
ell reportaje r luna mentira".
Anadio que lie hizo las placas a Ted
POGO despues de un banquete de-
p~ortivo, que envio a Sullivan en-
Boston para que 10 viera. Calific6
ell reportaje como eel trabajo de
algun periodista sadico, que ha ia
BRIGADE una serie de mentiras'.
Ted telefoneo a Sullivan POGO
deSpueS de conocer del reportaJe.
Sullivan puso en- boca de Williams
que r completamente incierta Y
que la distensi6n mo me molesta
mucho, solo cuando corro'.
"iPor que tantos aspavientos?",
presunto Williams.
A Williams no Sc lie pudo locali-
Ear en- su casa en- Isla Morada, a IS
millas al sur de Miami, en- los ca
yos de la Florida.
WILLIAMS Sc lastimo SUI tobillo
durante ell otono", dijo Sullivan.
"Y 10 Modesto algo. Me enviaron
las placas de Rayos x que lie toma-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

KANSAS City, (UP). Arnold
johnson, propietario del equipo
Atleticos de Kansas City, anuncio
que ha invitado a las Ligas Ameri.
cana y Nacional a realizar SUI Jue-
60 de Estrellas de 1860 en- Kansas
City.
Johnson dijo que la Liga Ameri-
cana acept6 en- principle la invi-
tacion, aunque la Nacional todavia
no ha dado respuesta alguna.
Ambes circuitos deben aprobar
la sede del desafio annual. Ell en-
cuentro de estrellas de 1858 ten
dra efecto en- Baltimore, y Ell de
1859 en- una ciudad correspon-
diente a la Liga Nacional.
COLUMBIA, Carolina del Sur,
Enero 80 CUP)-El outfielder de
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

NUEVA YORK, (UP).-La Co.
sion MundiaI de Campeonatos de
Boxeo ordeno hoy que ell lunes Sc
celebre I'm sorteo para determinar
en- que forma IDS tres supervivien-
ties del torneo por ell titulo vacante
de peso welter deberan ajustar la
possession de la corona.
Julius Helfand presidente de la
Comision Mundial y director de la
Comision de Deportes del Estado
de Nueva York, anuncio que ell sor-
teo tendra efecto al mediodia del
lunes.
Los tres supervivientes del tor
nee sol Virgil Atkins, de San Luis;
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31
Isaac LOgart, Vince Martinez Y Virgil Atkins, Sc ~enfrenfadn entire ST.
George Barnes eIhninadO

Isaac Logart, de Cuba y Vince Mar
tinez, de New Jersey. Seis boxea-
dores figuraron en- la lista inicial.
Helfand declare: "En case que
cualquiera de los tres ~aspirantes
refuse acatar ell resultado del sor-
teo, la Comision Mundial de Cam.
peonatos designzra a los otros dos
para una pelea final a fin de coro-
mar al camper, y tai ganador Sc
ra reconocido por la Comisi6n
Mundial del Campeonato y por to-
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

dos los organismos miembros como
nuevo campeon'.
Ell titulo de las lat libras esta
vacante desde el % de septiembre
cuando Carmen Basilio automati-
camente 10 abandono al ganar ell
campeonato de peso mediano fren-
tie a Ray Robinson.
AL anunciarse ell torneo de eli
minacion ell pasado primero de
noviembre. Georges Barnes, de
Australia: Gaspar Ortega, de Me
xico y Gil Turner, de Estados Uni
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

neo de elimination, afirmando que
no Sc lie ofrecia dinero sufiente.
Eliminado Barnes, Ortega Y Tur-
ner, quedan ahora los tres.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

Helfand dijo que re decide CO
lebrar Ell sorteo 81 lunes q fin dc
que ell torneo quede terminado, 81
es possible, para Ell IS de mario.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-31

dos, ~figuraban entire los ~aspirantes.
Ortega fue elinlnado por Logart
y Turner por Martinez.
Barnes rehuso pelear en- I'm tor
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10

Chardon Council will meet
Tuesday night as committee
of the whole to interview arch
itectS for the drawing of plans
for the $4,000 addition to the
village hall.
Announcement of the meeting
was made today by Phil King,
chairman of councils building
committee. The village fathers
approved the plan at their mon
thly meeting last Thursday
night. Councils approval was
unanimous.
King said it will not be known
until after an architect starts
working on plans whether the
building can be set back from
the sidewalk.
Representatives of the Pill,
grim Christian Church, which
sets next to the proposed loca.
ton, requested the setback in
a recent meeting. They claim
construction of the wing close
to the sidewalk will obstruct
the view of the church.
A month ago Councilman
Kings motion to hire an archi-
tect was objected to by Rev
Charles Strong, pastor of the
church, on the grounds that a
fire department would be in
compatible with a church sane.
tuary 18 feet away. The motion
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Dinner Monday Starts
Geauga Cancer Drive

Geauga County's DR.. Harold
Thomas, MD, will be the prirf-
cipal speaker at the kickoff din
ner of the American Cancer So
ciety, Geauga County Unit, when
it will launch its 1858 Cancer
Crusade.
The dinner will be served by
the True Blue Glass of the
Hambden Con G G a i on /
Church at the Chardon High
School Monday, at 6:45 pm.
DR.. ThomaS'S subject will be
"All rectal bleeding is not can
GER" DR.. Thomas is a special
list in Proctology, being Chief of
Proctology at Women's Hospit-
al. He is also on the surgical
staff of Huron Road Hospital
and Doctors Hospital.
DR.. Thomas, with Mrs. Thorn
as and son, Bob reside on a $50
acre dairy farm located on seen
ic Butternut Rd., where he rails
eS registered Holsteins. The
farm is situated in Munson and
NeWbury Townships.
Next Tuesday, April Is, follow
ing the kickoff dinner, doorbellS
throughout Geauga County will
start ringing, as volunteer work
erS make their house to house
calls for the 1858 Cancer Cru
Sade.
Loretta Mae Holmes, cam
paign chairman, says the ques-
ton asked volunteer workers
most often is, How much
should we give?" Her answer,
"Give as much as possible. Ev-
cry dollar can be put to good
use. Anything you give will be
appreciated"
Whether you contribute or
not, Mrs. Holmes urges that
you read the literature handed
to you by the volunteer work
er. 1t contains vital information
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10

was then withdrawn.
Two meetings were held lat
er, one with a church committee
and another for the public.
Meanwhile the Ohio Bureau of
Inspection surveyed the situa-
ton and ruled the fire station
must be on public square.
Council bought the property
adjoining the village hall in 1941.
Councilman King said at that
time there was an interest in
developing the land commerci-
ally, and council made the pur,
chase to protect themselves
when future expansion would be-
come necessary.
The proposed structure will
be in Western Reserve style. 1t
will contain room for the fire
department on the ground level,
and two large meeting rooms
upstairs.
King said the fire department
is going to finish its own area,
which will save some money for
the village.
He said the original compile
ton date set was a year from
now.
Other business transacted by
the council Thursday night in
cludeS:
A resolution passed by the
Board of Public Affairs that
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Expect No Double Shift Classes
in Chardon Schools in Fall , IT,.

Hanna, Mrs. Anna Mae Pozone,
Mrs. Madeline Krum, Joseph
Novak, Paul Safko, Ruth Starr,
Mrs. Elizabeth Ladd, Myrtle
Collins and Bernard Taylor.
Thirty-five teachers were CIV
en- limited one or two-year con-
Beverly McGirr, Urho Seppelin,
Joan Aitken, Annabelle CLANCY,
Mrs. Theresa Smeeden, Michael
Fisher, Mrs. Elnora Zepp, Mrs.
Floy Rickard, Orrin Bradley
and Philip Slane.
Others receiving limited con-
tracts are: Mrs. Marcia Boytar,
Mrs. Sadie Stanley, Mrs. Mar
jorie Richmond, Mrs. Madge
Strong, Wallace KoSinski, Fred
Auxtin, Mrs. Helen Starr, Mrs.
Vivian Mcdonald, Mrs. Amelia
Bradley, Elizabeth Lengel, Nick
Milkovich, Joseph Dunn, Mrs.
Mary Mcpherson, Margaret
Phillips, Merry Texter, Mrs.
Genevieve Bohland, Ellen Spen-
Ger, Mrs. Hilda Ritchie, Mrs.
Elaine Blum and Richard Scan
nell. ..
A resignation from Eva Ar
lene Barber, who has been as
sisting in the first grade, was
read and approved.
A request from Raymond
Hurd for a one years leave-of-
absence was approved. Mr.
Hurd was awarded a scholar
ship for the further study of
mathematics at Ohio State Uni
verSity.
The board approved writing a
letter of protest to state officials
who listed the Chardon district
as being able to bond itself le-
gally to a maximum of $769 900
for building purposes over the
present bonded indebtedness.
Chardon officials say this a.
mount is almost double the &C.
tual figure, and adversely influ-
ences the districts chance Of
getting state aid.
The board accepted the offer
of Architect Arthur F. SidellS
to train school custodian Wayne
Thayer as clerk of the works
on the new elementary building
now being constructed.
Orrin Bradley, high school
science teacher, and L. w.
Smith of the vocational and in
duStrial arts department, made
reports of their activities to the
board. Mr.. Bradley explained
the schools recent participation
in science fairs and Smith eX-
planned some expansion which
he asserts is necessary in his
department.
The Hanna Insurance Agency
was granted permission to can
vaSs band students who own
their own instruments to see if
the students would like inStru-
ment insurance.
Because its meetings now last
regularly until am, the board
approved establishing two regu-
lar meeting nights each month
instead of the present one meet
ing. Meeting date now is the
first Monday after the first Fri
day of the month. The second
meeting will be two weeks later.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Little League
Registration
Set Tomorrow

Registration for Chardon Lit
tie League and Glass D (former-
ly Babe Ruth League will be
held April IL, it was announced
today by Waldo Vaughn and
George Huxel, directors of the
two leagues.
The meeting will be held from
7:30 to $50 pm. in the Chardon
Grade School Cafeteria.
"All boys between the ages
of 9 through Is living in the
Chardon district are invited to
sign up" HuXel said. First
practice dates will announced at
this time"
A parent must accompany the
boy to sign a registration card.
According to Huxel this will be
the final time to Sign-up for eth
er league.
M n ayers announced by
Vaughn for the Glass D League
are Ben Davis and Bob Greve.
Little League managers will be
Bob Collier, David Tincher, Ray
Stone and william Granger.
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lake.
Various refreshments and
merchandise, besides bait and
miscellaneous fishing supplies,
will be available for purchase
by visitors.
Maximum rates for boat rent
al will be 81 for the first four
hours, plus twenty-five cents for
each additional hour from five
through eight hours. Two dollars
will be charged for a period
from eight and not to exceed IL
hours.
One IA x % foot frame build
ing is now located on the site
for concession use. Other nec-
essary structures for boat rent
al activities, equipment, mer-
chandiSe and labor will be pro-
vided by the operators.
Aquilla Lake is under super
vision of the State Division of
Wildlife and administered by
District Three, Akron.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Council Meets Tuesday to Pick
Architect for New Hall Addition

Council be requested to mildly
an ordinance to regulate use of
water in Chardon Village was
read. The modification would in
crease cost of a three-fourthS
inch tap to $110, an inch tap to
$3.50 and larger taps on a labor
and material basis with Is per
cent added to labor and 10 per
cent to material costs. Rules
and regulations pertaining to
making water taps are to be
Incorporated in the new ordin-
ance. Council approved the
drawing of such modific cationS
into a new ordinance.
All houses on the large Eaton
Holding Co. allotment, S. Hamb-
den st. are to be numbered with
in 10 days after receipt of no
tice by the clerk to so do. The
numbering is necessary for E.
mergency calls, fire, police or
physicians, council said.
Fifty new clocks and signs in
parking meters are needed
(See COUNCIL, Page q
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
State Plans Boat Rental
Facilities at Lake Aquilla
operated park this summer,

AQUILLA - Aquilla Lake will
soon have boat rental and fish
ing facilities available for use
by Geauga County angling en-
thuSiasts, according to Kenneth
Allen, fish and wildlife warden
for Geauga county.
Bids are now being accepted
for the privilege of operating the
concessions at the 35-acre lake
located on Aquilla Rd., approx
mately three miles southeast of
Chardon. The period of opera
ton will be from April Is to
ept. Is.
A minimum of 10 boats will
be available for use during the
12-hour period the lake will be
in operation each day. No mo-
tors will be permitted on the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Chardon Police Snag Is
Speeders During Week

Eighteen persons, most of
them from outside the county
signed waivers for $3.50 for
speeding on N. Hambden st. this
week. They were all Snagged in
a speed trap set up there by
Chardon Police.
Another five persons, all from
the county, were fined Monday
night in Mayors Court for vari-
Gus other offenseS.
With the coming of spring
weather police have busted the
mechanical device, which they
tactfully call a speed control"
mechanism. Drivers are warn
ed of the device by sign posted
along the highway.
Chief John Boil said its pur-
pose is to slow traffic moving
through the village. He said he
has requests from residents on
Water st. and South st. to sci
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10

1958-59 does not increase above
the 10 per cent Jump anticipat-
ed. IF they start moving into
these allotments rapidly" the
superintendent said, 1--WE are
really going to be in trouble" "
Garfield said an alternate,
couble : session plan will be
readied for September in case
it is needed.
Five teachers i the Chardon
system were aided continu-
ing contracts by the school
Board. These contracts give the
teachers virtually a lifetime
job with the schools, unless the
board can meet legal require
mentS in showing a definite rea-
son for dismissal.
Added to the list of % teach
erS and administrators already
on continuing contracts were
Donald Rhodes, Dwight Ladd, i,
tracts. They are: Mrs. Hazel
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10

up the device there.
Geauga residents who signed
waivers after being caught are:
Edward Burkett, 81, Chardon;
Nelson Wilson, AZ, Thompson;
Simon Mullett, AZ, Chardon; Le-
nard Glover, 81, Thompson.
Fined in Mayors Court Mon
day night were:
Jerome Bejbl, 18, Kiwanis
Lake, Newbury, reckless opera.
ton, SIS and costs.
Carl G. Yoco, 36, Huntsburg
speeding, $40 and costs.
George Bevington, 36, Char
don, driving while intoxicated,
500 and costs and three days
in jail.
Mike Krawsgzyn, %, Hamb.
den, driving while intoxicated
500 and costs and three days
in jail.
steve Balls, "a, Hambden, In.
toxication, $40 and costs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10
Redfer to Discontinue Bus Service to Chardon Saturday

made to the Public Utilities
Commission of Ohio, and per-
mission to end the operation
has been granted"
This action is the result of a
three-year loss on the operation
of this line, according to Fehl-
ner.
There have been several at
temptS to establish bus service
between Chardon and Cleve-
land, but their service has al
ways been curtailed by lack of
passengers.
The Cadillac Bus Co. Inc. op-