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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-07-17

/ was down in Woolien Gymnasium
the other afternoon watching the
Youngsters in swimming Here was
group Of kids having d barrel Of fun in
as fine swimming plant as YOU could
ask for. Good instructors clean water,
tiled showers, ocMr facilities, swim
suits and towels and soap, all furnished
them All they had 10 Do was to show
up
This was in the morning In the
afternoons the same procedure is fol
lowed but at this time in the wonder
full Kessing outdoor pool, where many
Of the youngsters parents also swim.
Sitting nigh on towers around the pool
are lifeguards who keep constant watch
over every swimmer in the pool
That afternoon as left the gym
nasium there were youngsters playing
basketball on the same court used by
the University's national champions Of
1857, and other fine Tar Heel teams.
After leaving the gym went up 10
Emerson Field and saw baseball game
being played on diamond there be-
tween two Little League teams. In the
stands were about $50 spectators, many
Of them parents Of the youngsters on
the playing field.
Everything was regulation. Mem
bers Of both teams wore uniforms that
we're out of this world. The bats, balls
and catcher's equipment were all cut to
size. Behind the plate was an umpire
in regulation regalia
That evening ! went down TO the
High School gymnasium and got
close look and some photographs Of the
youths taking advantage Of the recrea-
ton facilities there and of the wise
counsel and gracious hospitality Of Miss
Sarah Umstead who heads the pro-
gram. The happy customers ages ran
from bureau-top to low-door Intel, and
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of this church.
The program for the week is
as follows:
Sunday, October IL; 8 pm.
A Season Tea.
Monday, October 10; pm.
Rev. Newton of the st. John
Church in Chicago.
Wednesday, October is
Rev. Felix G. Taurvin and
his congregation.
Friday, October II
Rev. Green of Harvey, I'll.
and his congregation.
Saturday, October 18; 1880 pm.
A banquet in honor of Rev.
Continued on page 81
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11
.ELkS' TEA Sun. At CROOKS

This Sunday, a gala Sunday,
in the lives of Elkdom in the
village of Robbins, when the
Pride of Robbins Temple No.
915 invite and expect to see
their many friends at their
Annual Tea which has become
one of the notable annual events
in the village, at b eauti f u l
Crooks Chapel, 18th and st.
Louis avenue from 800 to 700
pm.
The program Miss Florence
Hawkins promises you will be
an evening of enjoyment. So
mark your calendar for the time
and place = Sunday, October II,
1858. We shall expect to see
you there.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11
A Close Call For
Ray Shackleford

Raymond M. Shackleford of
1875 Claire boulevard, narrow
ly escaped drowning in his own
pond Saturday morning, Oct. 4.
Shackleford stated that he drove
into his driveway about LAS
am, Saturday, but when he
applied brakes his car kept roll
ing and plunged into the pond.
He was pinned in the car in
water up to his neck about a
half hour, during which time
he was yelling for help.
Had it not been for the alert
ness of Sgt. Willis Cola, who
was patrolling in the squad car
Shackleford might have drown
ed or died from exposure be-
fore being discovered, Sgt. Cola
in passing saw a strange reflec-
ton of light in the water in the
pond. Investigating, he discov-
cred the car almost submerged
with the lights on. Shackleford
was pulled out, trembling. from
shock and cold but could not
be persuadedto go to the hos
pital. At present he is in good
health and mighty to be living.
He gives all credit to Sgt. Cola.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11

The Robbins Volunteer Fire
Department start d National
Fire Prevention Week, this year
with and all-day school at the
Fire House, October 5. Roll call
at 10 am. revealed only two
firemen absent due to their
work. There was brief talk
by the Chief. The men donned
their gear and went to the big
pond on Claire blvd, where care
and operation of the pumps was
taken up under the very capable
instruction of Engineer David
Jones. Then Captain VIM. T.
Ward gave the men instruction
in the care and handling OF
hose. After these instructions
the men returned to the Fire
House to a we'll earned lunch
of baked ham, chilli cheese, cot
fee and the trimmings.
After lunch Lieut.. F. Canter
instructed the men in the use
of ladders. Lieut.. R. Lee gave
the men instruction in the use
of the InhalatOr.
Time was running out SO the
Chief had only time to COM
mend the men on their attend
ance and cooperation.
Thursday evening will find
the men finishing the schedule
consisting of the use of smoke
masks, first aid and electricity.
Your Fire Department is ask
ing you to not only make this
Fire Prevention Week but Fire
Prevention Year.
Fire drills have been held at
each school in our community
under the direction of the fire
men. The firemen will show
films and give short talks at
PTA meeting of the Thomas J.
Kellar School on the 18th and
at the Lincoln Memorial School
on the goth.
All are urged to check your
homes to see that they are fire
safe. Please watch your oil
burners and use only approved
types installed and tested by
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11

BYRON U. DOTSON, Christian
Business Man, Industrial Leader
and canvas goods manufacturer
of Lima, Ohio. Delivered from
alcoholism and narcotics, he has
given his t t m ony of the
Lords deIiverance to tens of
thousands. Proclaims Christ as
mans only hope of salvation.
He will speak at Good Shep-
herd Lutheran Church located
at 1899 Claire Boulevard, Rob-
bins, Illinois. Time, 800 pm.
Everyone should hear the testi-
mony of the power of God. We
invite you.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11

competent mechanics. Burn only
such oil as is recommended for
your particular type of burner.
Remember! Why take chances?
Stop fires before they start. Be
careful; it pays big rewards!
You can help stop fires! Save
lives!
Robbins Vol. Fire Dept.
Edward Willett, Chief
VIM. T. Ward, Sec'y.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11
Great Hope Baptist
TO Celebrate Pastors
Third Anniversary

Great Hope Baptist Church,
1922 Lawndale avenue, is cele-
brating it's Pastors Third
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-10-11

Politeness is the art of choos-
ing among your thoughts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
AN EXOTIC TRIP
CAN BE CHEAPER
THAN YOU THINK

Today's advice from Q
travel expert:
Before you decide you
can't afford to take q long
trip 70 some exotic land,
check with Q travel agent
you may be surprised.
A trip 70 q FOREIGN land
sometimes can be less ex-
pensive than one nearby.
according TO Herbert D.
Ford. district sales man.
ager Of American Airlines
here.
"A well-known tour OPP
orator. for example. offers
q two-week vacation to a
southeast coast area. with
the vacationer staying in a
de luxe ocean-front hotel.
round trip excursion air
fare. no meals. at $29s.37."
Mr.. Ford said.
But this same tour
operator also offers a two
week Mexico City vacation
in a comparable hotel. spe-
cial city sightseeing tour.
round-trip air coach trans
portation. no meals. at
$294.65.
Furthermore. there Is
no comparison in meal
costs in the two areas.
You can dine comfortably
and delightfully."- in Mexico
City for a few dollars a
day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Dell, Mrs. Ayores Top
Mid Atlantic Rankings

vice president before assuming
his new post.
Other officers elected were
Richard Spindle. III. Of Rich
mond. vice president; A. o.
White Of Washington. secre-
tary. and Kahl Spriggs of Chevy
Chase. treasurer. Mr.. White.
q member Of Columbia Country
Club, was elected for his 35th
consecutive term as secretary.
Executive committee menu
hers elected were Caspar
Names Of Washington. District
Of Columbia; r. Barton Harvey
Of Baltimore. Maryland; T.
Braxton Horseley Of Richmond.
Virginia. and Herbert STAINS
bury Of Beckley. w. Va.
Alternates chosen were
Thornton Moore Of Bethesda.
for Maryland: Donald Floyd Of
Arlington. for Virginia; and
Kathern O'Hrien Of Wheeling.
for West Virginia.
Top rankings in the follow
ing divisions are:
Mems singles
malt y 49,. u
steve Potis: tied Eossrs S-Ha
Prank spears, ouantieo, Va; f-Frec
McNairi S-Tom Bradford; 9-Jaei
Mccarthy; lO--John Harris.
Women's singles
l--Adrienne Ayares Baltimore; -
Donna Floyd; 3--Chariotte Decker
Nancy corse elisa Mahaney
6--Bonnie Loying. Charlottesville Va.
Ruth aadier. S--carol Bentley
s--Alex Huityi lO.-Sosie Huhlitl
li--Peachy Kehmeyer, Charleston
W. Va; la--Joan Robinson, Bait
more; i3--Norma slauer wheelinF
W. Va Lt--Francex white. Richmond
I ih-Birth saueF; iB-Annie Lomax
I l7-WandA Naylor. Baltimore; Is
sarah T0Wnaand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
BOWLING
WITH ROD THOMAS

40Os. with the peculiar blessing
Of a teammate, Dave Singer.
Singer set the record. Steinberg
Is his protege.
Hy Gold. Of Resembles Del
icatessen and Restaurant. cele-
brated his 5lst birthday with
his best effort Of the season.
ISL $50.
Another who seems headed
for the upper ranks is Mrs.
Shirley Silberberg OF the Indian
Spring Country Club and B'nai
Birth Women's Leagues. Mrs.
Silberberg bowled for the first
time last October. Last week
she rolled her first 300. a 327
in the Indian Spring league
and II counted in the Bowlers
Victory Legion tournament.
With a 1903 handicap. she
crossed 435. which looks good
for a juicy award. Incidentally.
the entire league. at the behest
Of Blanche wootton. assistant
manager and instructor at Sill
yer Spring. entered the tourna-
ment enmaSse.
Work will begin next month
on an addition to the Wheaton
Bowling Center. When COM
pleted. Nick Rinaldi's plant will
contain 48 Brunswick lanes.
Sherman automatic pinsetters
and the only telescorers in the
area. It will be a two-story
structure. with "a lanes on each
floor, a spacious dining lounge
and a nursery. There will be
parking space for 500 cars.
Nick already is taking league
reservations. at 10. 10000. He
expects the addition to be COM
pleted by August /.
Clarence Appler. below 100
in average for the first time
In many seasons. has been UNI
able to account for 1t. He was
Just as mystified recently when,
in the Silver Spring Major
League. he shot 427.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

a deep rock cut for about seven
miles.
Discovery Bay
The second days drive led
along the rapidly developing
North Shore resort area. At
about mid-point between Ocho
Rios and Montego Bay is Dis
covery Bay.
This-formerly Dry Harbour
takes its present day name
from the fact that it is the
spot where Christopher Co.
lumbus landed to take formal
possession OF the island.
The drive here is less har-
rowing. and passes some
breathtaking seacoast scenes.
This drive through Jamaica
is rapidly becoming q tourist
must" for those who want to
see the colorful island coun-
try.
Buses make the trip. chauf-
fers can be hired to drive pri-
vate cars. or you can drive
yourself. But steel your nerves
for the buses j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

Kingston TO Montego Bay.
They assured us we could Just
as easily pick up there the Pan
American flight we had intend
ed boarding at Kingston for
our return trip TO the States.
Our car was a small. left
hand drive English model. most
suitable for some Of Jamaica's
narrow. curving roads. Our per-
NIT was a special visitors IL
cense. good for a year and cost
ing $3.50.
Don't forget to drive on the
left" Mr.. Cotter. Of the car
rental firm. warned as we set
out. We forgot only twice. but
no major disaster resulted.
The first days route lay over
the mountains to Ocho Rios on
the North Shore. The trips be-
ginning l2-mile leg is by COM
paratively modern road TO the
former inland capital Of St.
Jago de Ia Vega. now known
as Spanish Town.
Carriage Road
The main road north out Of
Spanish Town follows closely
the carriage road which once
linked the old capital with Sc
villa Neuva. Sevilla d'Oro. Mel
lila and other early Spanish
settlements.
Any encounter with a bus
along this road over the noun
tains. with its blind curves and
narrow bridges. is q losing bat
tie. The drivers Of these high
decked vehicles seem to as
sumo a naughty proprietorship
in four-fifths Of the roadway's
width.
One Of the bus drivers
seemed particularly miffed
when we pulled to the right. in
stead Of the left as we had
been warned 10 let him pass.
Horn Valuable
BY the time we reached the
top of Mount Diablo Devils
Mountain we had become
thoroughly acquainted with the
value Of the autos horn-per-
haps the most valuable Access
sorry on the island. 1t helps
warn the goats. burros and peo-
pile. and is Of minor help with
the buses.
We also had become &C.
customed TO the practice Of
the village women carrying
heavy bundles atop their heads.
AS we began our descent
OF Mount Diablo. We passed
through a small village. When
we rounded q bend in the road.
we saw one Of the villagers.
with a large platter balanced
delicately atop her head. On
the platter was three-tiered
white wedding cake. deliberately
decorated. and complete with
the miniature bride and groom
at the top.
Our descent into Ocho Rios
was via Fern Gully. where the
fern-lined road runs through
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

out Of Florida. was operating
one.
The Incres Nassau Line
cancelled It's weekly cruise to
Nassau out Of New York. and
by weeks end was preparing
TO cancel O second. Some
cruise ships still we're calling
with one-day tourists. but the
tourists found little TO do. with
nearly all the shops closed. and
no place to stay, with the
hotels closed.
Alternate Trips
Travel agents were in a
stew. trying to find equally
sunny spots agreeable to clients
who had booked far in advance
for cruises and flights to Mas
sau.
Some hardy souls remained.
These were staying in the guest
houses. not as hard hit as the
big hotels. Among them was
John Steinbeck. there more as
a businessman than q tourist.
looking around for q movie
location.
The issues at dispute were
fairly technical. The colonial
government says that before
the strike. 10 Of 20 points had
been settled. giving the cab
drivers SO per cent OF the bust
ness compared with their pre-
vious SO per cent.
The snag came when tour
operators wanted the right TO
pick cab companies for hauling
customers from the airport.
The hackers though 1t should
be on a FIRST come. first served"
basis.
Tourist experts agreed that
even with a quick settlement,
Nassau would be a while re-
covering.
The colony still had sun. sea
and political stability for sale,
but 1t takes a long time to plan
q vacation. Those doing their
planning last week were plan
ming to 60 elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

It's q down-to-the-wire race
for the championship Of the
Tenpin Travelling League. en-
bracing many Of the finest key
lers in Maryland. Virginia and
the District.
Shirley Tenpin Bowl holds a
three-game lead over runnerup
RosSlyn Bowling Center going
into today's windup. with the
other eight teams out Of con-
tention.
Shirley viii be host to last
place Sid's Department Store
at 6 pm. while Rosslyn visits
the birthplace Overlea Aces
in Baltimore. In case Shirley
drops three and Rosslyn scores
a sweep. there win be q roll -ofi
for the title.
Bobby Martini Of Alexandra
Tenpins with an even 200. has
Q lock on the individual title,
followed by Jerry Carlson. 1876:
Charley Robinson and Duey
Hippeard. 1913 each. The latter
three are from Shirley.
In the leagues last outing
all matches were rolled at the
Shirley Tenpin Bowl ahead OF
its formal opening. Len Kramer
Of Shirley was high at 632 fol-
lowed by Martini at SGT.
With two weeks to go. the
flood Of entries continues In the
Bowlers Victory Legion tourna.
ment. It's a cinch the 7.000-plu,
entry Of last year viii be heater
all hollow. which is good new,
TO thousands Of long hospital
lied war veterans. whose livei
the BVL is dedicated Il
brighten.
Tagged for sure stardom 4
Shelly Steinberg Of the He.
brew Major League at Silvel
Spring who recently rolled hi
fourth 400 Of the season. q 4i8
It expanded his average Il
1915. some 10 points abov,
the figure he carried last sea
son.
Mr.. Steinberg. Of victori
Charcoal Broilerburger. is goini
for the league record Of 81,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
CIV High Makes
Accuracy Pay to
Defect Episcopal

George Washington High
School. making all 10 Of its at
tempts from the floor and Ave
successive shots from the foul
line in the first quarter for q
25-l0 margin. went on TO a
60-48 victory over Episcopal
yesterday at Episcopal.
The Presidents. in bringing
their season record TO AS. were
led by carlin Ridgley with 10
points and Doug Crupper with
Is. Dave Wysong had II points
for Episcopal and Saunders
Midyette 10. The Maroon Is
2-3 for the season:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26

II you like sandwiches. try
the "sushi" when you visit
Japan. Northwest Orient Air
lines says the sushi Is a rice
sandwich containing shrimp,
eel. egg slices and fish put into
a ball Of rice and baked inside
a thin sheet Of seaweed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
University Club Wins
In Squash Rockets

The University Club OF
Washington defeated Green
Spring Valley Country Club
Of Baltimore. AL. in q B team
squash rackets match yester-
day
Daniel Par,rieh tucl defeated Cor
don Bond. 81
ThOrns kissel oosvj defeated A. C.
Scurlock. -
b NJ Collins tUc, defeated Larry
Nayior $40
Carroll Palmer GUcl defeated Il
Gore Grass. Sci
Richard Brown Oucl defeated Trs-
man eemans. al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
AIR FARE
AIR FARE
KIM Exhibit
DeIyes Into
Space Trip

At least one airline already Is
beginning to plug space travel.
kim Royal Dutch Airlines' new
three -dimenSional display in
New York City's Pennsylvania
Station features q space ship
rocketing toward a spinning
moon. Theme Of the display
is when Fiction Becomes
Fact"
Pan American World Always
has been forced by the public
into officially adopting an old
nickname. This Is Pan Am. :"
long used by travellers and nov
set to replace "PAA" in the
FIRMS insignia. Color has
been changed. too. Instead OF
the old deep blue. light blue
Is being incorporated into air.
craft decorating.
49,
Scandinavian Airline system
has added new Fer East flights.
The line now serves Kuala
Lumpur. Malaga. and Djakarta.
Indonesia. SAS also has opened
a new air route linking In
donesia and Scandinavia. Serv-
ice Is once a week in each di-
rection.
Guest Always Mexico has
added another Sunday fight
to its Miami-Mexico City
schedule. The flight will leave
Miami each Sunday at 4 pm.
An extra return flight leaves
Mexico City at 9 am. Sunday
morning.
Bonanza Air Lines has inau-
gurated service at Palm
Springs. California. with two
daily round trips TO Phoenix
and Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Friends Five
Wins Isl Game

Friends School won its first
basketball game in I'VE tries
this season with a s5-Sl victory
over st. Andrews Of Middle
town. DEL. yesterday at Friends
in an Interstate Academic Con-
ference game.
Friends was paced by Clark
0fifhth II. who scored 81 points
and Steve BraIove with is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Frunk House SIGNS
KANSAS CTTY. Lan

KANSAS CITY. Jan. IS lA9.
Catcher Frank House. OBJ
tanned from Detroit in q l3-
player trade last November.
signed with the Kansas City
Athletics today. House Is the
ninth member Of the club to
ioin the fold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Drive Through Jomoico
Filled With Surprises
BY A star star Writer

MONTEGO BAY Jamaica-Behind the mountains. the
the wedding cake along Of the most intriguing
drives in the West Indies.
Our plan was Kingston during brief visit to
Jamaica But the people whose Job 1t is to sell the island
tourist spot successfully sold trip from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
Tumble Spells
Green 5 Bid 10
Upset Cooper

SYDNEY. Jan. rs tR.-Mike
Green was leading Ashley
Cooper. defending champion,
in the NTH and final set OF
their quarter-final match In the
Australian tennis champion
ships today when the Miamian
fell heavily. lost his poise and
ultimately the match.
The 20-year-old Green. who
was passed over for the Ameri-
can Davis Cup team. played
the best tennis Of his Austral-
ian tour before bowling to
Cooper. ell. 6-2. As. ST.,
Ga. at White City Stadium,
II was just not good enough.
the disappointed Green said
His defeat completed the
elimination Of Americans from
the tourney. Barry MacKay Of
Dayton. Ohio. was busted ear
lier, while Ron Holmberg Of
Brooklyn was unable to com.
pete because Of an emergency
appendix operation. The three
depart for home Wednesday.
All Foreigners Out
The mems singles now ar,
strictly Australian. for Trevor
Fancutt of South Africa wa
defeated by top-seeded Ma
Anderson. 6--3, Go. So
l2-l0.
Neale Fraser downed Ro
Emerson. 4-6. 6-i. Ga. 6s
and Mervyn Rose toppled BoI
Howe. SIS. +6. al, 81
l6-0.
In tomorrow's seminal
Cooper meets Fraser and An
derson plays Rose. The iinal
are on Monday. an Australia
holiday.
After his two-hour mate
with Cooper. Green said h
lost because he failed to &c
his first service In often enoug
during the critical early stage
Spectacular Recovery
But his fighting comebac
later had the crowd Of 1000 o
edge. After being two sci
down and trailing 20 in IN
third. the young American re
covered spectacularly. At tha
point Green had lost sevel
games in a row.
Then he squared the mate.
by taking the next two set,
and with the score III i
games and Green ahead 30
on his service. the young Wis
itor took his tumble.
| Angela Mortimer Of Englani
defeated Betty Holstein, e.
60. and Lorraine Coghlai
eliminated Mary Carter. 81
81. TO gain the women
finals on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-26
GET UP AND GO!
Sun, Seq, Stability.
But Few Customers
BY JACK JONAS
star Travel Editor

Nassau the Gibraltar Of the tourist trade confused
and shaken last week.
This rock Of dependabity visitors haven found IT.
position Of being virtually ghost ghost
town that by midweek had lost than 81 million The