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Gaze Star Subdued.
After Going Berserk

MANHATTAN. Kans., April
10 R.-Jack Parr. %, star
Kansas State basketball palyer,
became suddenly violent yester-
day. threatening doctors and
nurses until he was subdued
several hours later.
Parr, an above-average stu
dent and a Sunday school
teacher. went berserk in his
hospital room. demolishing
furniture and slashing his
wrists with broken glass. He
lost considerable blood but his
wounds were not considered
dangerous.
When hospital attendants
tried to quiet him, the 6-foot-
10. 200-pound giant chased
them of with a chair leg. Tear
gas and hospital fire hoses
failed to dislodge him. Doctors
then locked him in.
Parr Taken Away
Parr finally was talked out
last night by County Attorney
Richard D. Rogers and the Rev.
Samuel S. George of the First
Presbyterian Church, his pastor.
After his wrists were treated
he was given a sedative and
taken to the State hospital at
Topeka for safekeeping, accom-
panied by four husky policemen
and an ambulance attendant.
Parr went into his frenzy
when a nurse attempted to give
him medication. He had been
hospitalized since Tuesday
night.
A senior. Parr would have
graduated this spring. His
coach, Tex Winter, said the
Kansas State center had been
under psychiatric treatment
"since after last Christmas. but
nothing like this has happened
before"
Winter said he told the team
during the season Jack has
problems and we have to be
patient with him"
Parr has been named to the
Big Eight All-Conference bas-
ketball team for three straight
years. Kansas State won the
conference championship and
regional NCAA playoffs this
season, only to lose out diSmally
in national title competition at
Louisville.
Winter denied rumors at the
time Of dissension between Parr
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Generals Get
Biggest Test
From Mclean

Washington-Lee High School,
defending Northern Virginia
Group I baseball champion, is
off to a good start this season
with two victories in as many
league games. but the suspicion
is the Generals have yet to face
a stiff test.
But that should come tomor-
row when WI travels to Nc
Lean. The Eagles were runner
up in the league last year and
have several back from that
team.
The Generals are expected
to pitch Highlander Jim Baer,
who defeated Annandale, 81,
in the league opener last week.
In that game. Baer had a no.
hitter until the last inning
when he gave up two hits and a
run.
Baer Hits Homer
Baer, playing the outfield
yesterday. hit a home run to
spark a l0-hit. 8-6 victory for
WI over George Washington.
Dick Kemper homered for CIV.
Mclean won its opener, 4-3,
over Mount Vernon yesterday
at Mclean. The Eagles went
into the last inning behind, 80,
but Vincent Pugh walked with
the bases loaded to tie the
score and Don Earman singled
to drive in the winning run.
In other league games, Ron
Terwilliger hit a home run in
the first inning and Wakefield
went on to a 5-4 victory over
Hammond, its second against
no defeats and Fairfax won
over Groveton, also 5-4, on the
strength of home runs by
Bubby Talbot and Walt
Pendley.
Big Sixth Inning
Walter Johnson High got two
runs from three hits and two
errors in the sixth inning to
defeat Montgomery Blair,
Maryland Bi-County League
champion, 3-2.
Suitland won its third game
in as many starts with an lilo
shutout of Surrattsville, COM
ing up with six runs in the
third inning. paced by a grand
slam home run by Carl Mccoy.
Dennis Floyd. who hit two
homers and pitched Richard
Montgomery to victory over
Poolesville last week, again hit
two circuit blows and pitched
his team to an ia victory over
Wheaton yesterday at Rock
vile.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS

BASEBALL
Results Yesterday
Armstrone: q; 81; Anthony. o.
Fairfax. 81; GrOveton. T..
Falls Church at AnnandaIe, post.
Genassa. Is, Dunbar. l..
GOnEAga. 81 Episcopal. 4,
Maekln 81 LongfelloW, postponed.
Mclean. ii Mount Vernon. 3.
Northwestern, 10; Laurel, q.
Richard MontgOmery, III wheaton. 4.
Suitiand. III Surrattsville. o.
Wakefield. 81 Hammond, Z.
WashlnEton-Lee. ~ GeorEe wash
walter johnson, ,: Blair. 2.
Anaeestia ct .Suitland, 9:3O.
Coolidge Al Friends. 5;3O.
Mackin ~ Bladenaburg, 2.
Northweod at High Point. $3.50.
faFker-Gray At Dunbar. $3.50.
81. Johns at Blair, 2.
Tomorrow
Armstrong At 81. Johns, ..
FAIRFAX 81 Hammond. I.
Annandale at Groveton. Z.
GeoFge Washington AZ 81. Ste
Wsshinston-Lee At Mclean, $50.
g. Anthony al Fairmont Heights,
La Plata AZ Calvert County. $50.
Charlotte Hall al Carroll. 2.
GonsaGa 81 st. Adams, $3.50.
Maekin at Dunbar, 1870.
TRACK
Results Yesterday
wheaton. Walter Johnson and Rich
ard MentEomery at wheaton, postponed
WI jv a Friends. postponed.
Today
wheaton, Walter johnson and Rich.
ard MONTGOMERY ~ wheaton, $40.
GEORGE WashluGton, Hammond and
Episcopal ~ Episcopal, 3.
Tomorrow
Episcopal, 4; WI, 4.
water johnson at B-CC, $50.
Georse Washington al Wakefield,
High Point al Northwood, $3.50.
Blair ~ Northwestern, 3.
TENNIS
Results Yesterday
Friends, 81 81. Stephens, I.
Tomorrow
GeOrGe Mason IL Wakefield. $50.
81. stephens ~ 50, Adams. $3.50.
WnshinGtOn-Lee at Friends, $3.50.
LACROSSE
Tomorrow
81. Mary's At suitiand, 2.
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Rose, AyuIu Wins
In Masters Tennis

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April
10 lR.--Mervyn Rose Of Aus
tralia and Luis Ayala Of Chile,
top ranked players in the Mas
tiers tennis tournament ratified
of second-round victories in
straight sets yesterday.
Rose was erratic for q time
and lost four straight games
to John Powless, a Flora, ILL.,,
school teacher. But the left
handed Australian bore down
and won the match Ga, 6-3,
Ayala beat a fellow Chilean,
Patricio Rodriguez, 60. Go,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

Two hot favorites that didn't
race at all caused the most ex-
element at Laurel yesterday
when track officials refunded
$l08,569 to hackers of heavily
played Horseshoe a l-to-2
shot-that ran away before the
running of the fourth and sixth
events.
The first incident occurred as
the field was being lined up Tor
the fourth race Annville, the
9-5 favorite, unseated Jockey
Joe Culmone, broke through the
gate and ran about a half-mile
before an outrider got hold of
the James McHenry 3-year-old,
A total of $39,758 had been
wagered on Annville, but
the stewards ordered the horse
scratched and the players
money misunderstanding the
tracks didn't do in the old
days.
II Happens Again
Later. the same thing hap
pened as the horses lined up
for the sixth race, in which
Brookfleld Farms unbeaten I've
Got Rhythm was a 1-to-2 choice
as a result of a recent 6-length
victory. The Colt is a nominee
for the Triple Crown races.
According to Howard Grant,
UP on I've Got Rhythm, the
colt had his head down. then
lunged forward and broke
through the gate unseating the
meetings leading rider. who
was back in action yesterday
after a one-day suspension by
his stable. I've Got Rhythm
went about three-eighths of a
mile before being overhauled
by the outrider.
The stewards once again
acted promptly and scratched
the favorite, which necessitated
the return of an additional
1881 to patrons.
Grant Gets Winner
There was a refund Of $4S,-
962 to win on I've Got Rhythm,
with $l1.103 to place and So
726 to show. This cost Jockey
Grant a good chance to break
into the win column on his re-
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Royals Cage Star
Still HospituIized

CONVICTION. KY. April 10
up. - Maurice Stokes. star OF
the Cincinnati Royals profess
sional basketball team, remains
In serious condition at st. Eliz-
abeth Hospital here.
He was hospitalized on March
16. after collapsing in an air.
plane while the team was re-
turning from Detroit. Physi-
clans say he is suffering from q
form Of sleeping sickness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-10

conducting an investigation
into boxing.
Brown was closeted with the
jury for about two hours. A
spokesman for the district at
torney's office said the IBC
official had been directed to re-
turn today.
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Conodiens, Bruins Resume
Roughhouse Cup Series

MONTREAL, April 10 R.-
The Montreal Canadiens. rid
ing high on a 2-l victory In
the opener Of the Stanley Cup
final, gaily tossed a have-fists-
will-fight challenge at the
Boston Bruins for tonight's
renewal Of the hockey classic.
Let 'em go ahead" Mont
real Coach Toe Blake said.
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Bowling Record Set

PITTSBURGH. April 10 LR.
-Rochez Brothers rolled 1923
Of a possible $500 in a tenpin
game last night to set a new
American Bowling Congress
record for this season. Frank
Chismar rolled a perfect 300
for Rochez in the game.
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Jury Questioning
IBC MATCHMAKER

NEW YORK, April 10 (R.-
Billy Brown, International Box
ing Club matchmaker. made
his second straight appearance
yesterday before a grand jury
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CAUSE REFUND OF S108,56o
2 Runaway Fovorites
Cost Laurel Plenty

turn to the saddle after being
set down Tuesday by the Caro-
Ign X Stable for his failure tc
appear to work horses in the
morning.
Grant had two other mounts
during the day, finished third
with Elsbeth in the first race
but winning on Nirfren in the
last race at $17.20.
The refund on Annville
amounted to $24.360 to win;
$9,577 to place. and $5,82l to
show.
The misfortune of the meet
ing's two leading riders, Gull
none and Grant. was a stroke
of good luck for Jockey Edward
Plesa. who rode the winner in
both races in which the ia
vorites ran of.
Plesa was up on Clara-Dawn,
who paid $3.50. in the fourth
and then came back to ride
Greek Star in the sixth to the
tune of $500. They we're the
only two winners ha has had
during the Laurel meeting.
The double figures were 10-l
yesterday, which produced a
$235.80 payof. The numbers
were represented by Kantello.
$3l in the first race. and What
aman, $40 in the second.
Eddie Farrell, Marlboro's
general manager. announced
that the third running of the
$5.000-added Nursery Stakes.
the only stake offered on
Maryland's half-mile oval, will
be run October Is.
The Marlboro meeting will
open October Is and will be
concluded on october IS. Nom
nations for the Nursery will
close on May Is.
The Marlboro general man
ager reported that the purse
distribution for the 1857 meet
ing at the compact Southern
Maryland plant last year
amounted to $139.200.
The total handle for the
midweek program was $968.373.
the refunds costing the track
a million-dollar play for a
SUNNY bright "Wednesday.
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The total handle for the
midweek program was $968,373
the refunds costing the track
a million dollar play for q
sunny bright Wednesday.
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CAPITALS BEST SHOWING
Doser and Bemon Shine
For D. c. in Eastern Open

NTH. q blind hole. hit Ken
Venturi's caddie on the head.
The boy. Paul williams, was
taken 10 Union Memorial Hos
Ipital for observation and two
stitches. but returned 10 the
course.
Beman faltered at the finish
after having an excellent chance
TO post four straight rounds Of
par or better. Deane three
putted the 18th and 18th and
pulled his iron shot into a trap
and took a DOGGY on IL. He
had rs after 7i-7l-72 for 2e9.
As a pro. Beman would have
won $50.
Deane was two over after
nine, but regained both strokes
with one shot when he holed a
40-yard chip for an eagle on
the 10th. He had a six-stroke
edge over Larry Beck Of Kins-
ton. N. c.. the 1857 USGA
Junior champion. for low ANA
teur honors. Bethesda's Bruce
Kessler was third amateur with
29s.
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THE Ladies Pea will figure dis
tribution Of the remainder OF the
$1,000 prize money behind ninth
place.
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Louise Suggs
2-Shot Victor

FRENCH lick. Ind. July IS
(Rs-Louise Suegs Of Atlanta.
Ca, shot par ~ yesterday 10
win the first French Lick
Women's Open golf tourna-
ment after trailing until the
10th hole Of the 72-hole event.
Miss Suggs took an even 800
strokes for the four rounds,
four over women's par for the
billy French Lick Sheraton
course. TO win her fourth Ladies
Professional Golf Association
tournament this year.
The sl.3i3 prize money yes
terday gave her a total OF
ss,iSS. tops among the lady
pros.
Marlene Bauer Hagge OF Del
ray Beach. Fla. was one stroke
In front going into the nth
green Of yesterdays last round,
but batted away the advantage
with i've puts.
Marlene took a seven on the
decisive hole to the winners
par four.
Mrs. Hagge wound up IN third
place with 303. and Fay Croker
Of Montevideo. Uruguay. I'm
ished second with a 800.
Beverly Hanson Of Indio,
Calf. was fourth with a 800,
and Betty Jameson OF San
Antonio. Tex. fifth with n 3O5
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District golfers made their
best showing ever In the East
ern Open at Mount Pleasant
In Baltimore yesterday as Clar-
ence Doser finished fast with a
70 10 tie for ninth place and
win 1891. and Deane Beman
easily won low amateur honors.
Doser. the Woodmont pro.
played the last IL holes in three
under par TO tie Sam Snead,
among five others. Clarence I'm
ished with a spectacular birdie
3 on the 18th, playing a second
shot down a downhill lie In the
rough to within three feet Of
the pin. Doser's rounds were
73-7l-7l-70 for 295.
Earlier Doser was visibly
shaken when his drive on the
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Wushburn Victor
In Trop Finale

C. A. Washburn of Baltimore
broke 98 out of 100 targets
yesterday to win the open ham
dicap championship, the final
event of the three-day D. C.
State Trapshooting Champion
ships held at the National Cap
ital Skeet and Trap Club near
Rockville.
George Atkinson won the
District handicap with a score
Of 94xl00. The high overall
open championship went to
George Newmaster Of Lebanon,
Pa, with 388x400 in two days
of shooting. dinner Webb took
the District overall honors,
382x400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
Cos Light Team
Shuts Out Kennu

Washington Gas Light
blanked Kenna Main. 80. in
a District American Legion
baseball game yesterday on the
East Ellipse.
Billy Lewis gave up two hits
and Mike Southcomb one in
relief as Gas Light boosted its
league-leading record to 80.
Kenna Main has a % mark.
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Braves Take On
TripIe-A Stors

TORONTO. July 20 up. -
The International League ALI
Stars face the Milwaukee
Braves in an exhibition game
here tonight. The stars expect
to face nine Of Manager Fred
Haney's pitching stalwarts.
Toronto Manager Dixie
Walker, the Internationa
League pilot, will start left
handler Pat Scantlebury Q2-5)
Of Toronto and probably viii
follow with Bonnie Daniels
(8-3) of Columbus and Tom
LaSorda (l3-4 of Montreal.
The Braves will give their
share of the gate to the Cana
dian Cancer Society.
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Burke Goes to Front
by MRRREIL wHITTLEsEY
star stan Writer

Player, co-leader after one
round, and on top at SO and 81
holes, wasn't as sharp yester-
day. But the South African
youth still didn't make a DOGGY,
and put on a dazzling finSh by
chipping into the cup from the
deep rough on the list hole,
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pionship Of the Royal Canadian
Henley Regatta.
The Detroit entry rolled up
STATS points while st. CATH
crimes OF Canada nosed out
Buffalo West Side by one-half
point. with lac. Both had
taken turns at the title over the
past nine years.
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and knocking In a 40-footer for
q birdie 3 on the I'D.
Burke took the tournament
lead on the third hole yester-
day and either was in front or
tied for the lead until Walls
birdie on the first extra hole.
Burke was playing and acting
like a man who knew he was
on top, even II II was only by
a stroke or two. He appeared
a trifie stunned as he walked
across the 18th green and said
TO Wall and Rosburg. Both Of
you guys birdie this hole?" Wall
had made a 20-footer for his
3 and Rosburg a l0-foot putt
on top Of II. Burke missed from
is feet, and they had TO play
of.
wall, who has been involved
in five tournament playoffs
and won four of them, said he
was fortunate TO win, in many
ways. "One big break / had
was that / didn't have to play
with Snead," Wall said later.
Don't get me wrong" he
added, Il like TO play with Sam
and usually play we'll when
paired with him. But his GAL
leries usually are so unruly,
and so rude to the other play
ers, that it's better for your
nerves and concentration not
to be paired with him"
Art now has won six PGA-
sponsored events, Fort Wayne
twice, the Tournament of
Champions at Las Vegas, PEN
sscola. Akron two weeks ago
and now the Eastern. He's the
ninth different player to win
the Eastern Open, and the first
to win in a playoff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28

and knocking In a 40-footer for
a birdie 3 on the I'D.
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Sweep for BiqeIow

Harvey Bigelow made his
first appearance of the season
at Vista Raceway yesterday and
won all three motorcycle races
he entered. He took a heat, a
seminal and the 10-mile
feature, the last with a time Of
l0:43.
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Ex-Charnpion
MedaIist at
Glenn Dale

Howard Chambers. 1855 club
champion at Glenn Dale and
runnerpp last year, won the
medal In the current golf
championship yesterday with a
pair Of 36s for a ~.
Mrs. Carol Davis won the
women's medal with a 42-43-
IS.
COURT HOUSE - Court
House won the Northern Di-
vision Of the Tri-State Golf
League even though II lost its
final match TO Purcellville. IT.
10. on the latter's course.
Court House finished with
s4ls points TO 5ih for Purcell
vile and A for Martinsbure.
The Fairfax club viii meet the
winner Of the Southern Divi-
sion for the title August II at
Stanton.
NORBECK-Mrs. Max Mud
rick and Mrs. George Inoff won
the two-lady team champion
ship by defeating Mrs. Simon
Sander and Mrs. Ben Kassow,
5 and 4.
INDIAN SPRING The pro-
amateur tournament was a
combined score event which
went TO Roger Squertero,
74-7-67 and Joe Kronman,
s5-ll-74 for q l4l total. The
low pro was Jake Blumberg
with 78-l0-6s. and low net
winners among the amateurs
were Adolph Magidson. 88-l5
rs, AL Wolfe, 87-l4-73, and
M. Polikoff. 89-l6-73.
KENWOOD - The pro am,
with low handicappers as the
pros, went to Jack Blades and
A. B. Cypert with a handicap
best ball of So. Two teams tied
for second. H. N. Graves, jr.,
and Bob Timbers, and Jack
Schoo and r. A. Fitzgerald, SOS.
WASHINGTON-The visiting
Goose Greek team was beaten,
24la-512.
CONGRESSIONAL-The newt
senior champion is c. B. Var
ley. who won the Huntley Tro-
ply with rounds Of 81 and 80, |
minut % handicap strokes for
a net IS.
Nina Champion captured the
women'S Vice Presidents Cup
by defeating Mrs. c. M. Reed, 4
and 2, in the final. The cham
poinship consolation went to
Mrs. j. r. Redman over Mrs. |
Carl Matthews, 4 and 8.
Other fight winners:
Second-Mrs. ]. F. Zias de-
feated Mrs. d. H. Henderson,
3 and 2. Third-Mrs. p. L.
Smith defeated Mrs. W. j. Arm
strong. 3 and 2. Fourth-Mrs.
Harry Bergman defeated Mrs. |
Percy Grady, 8 and Z.
MANOR-The club cham
reached the semi
finals as c. B. Hartman de-
feated Fred Hanlon, 4 and 3:
Jack Betz defeated DR.. L. T.
Callahan, 4 and 8, George
CornweIl defeated H. H. Cad
dis, 2 and /; and DR.. j. @.
Reilly, jr.. defeated Larry Hill,
2 and /.
BETHESDA - The two-man
team championship, being
played without handicaps. |
found Zeke Baldwin and Billy |
Buppert posting a SO to tie |
for the medal with Frank
Black and Shawn Baldwin with
TBS.
ROCK CREEK - The wom-
ans golf team swept the home
and-home series with East Po-
tomac, winning the 11h2-6l2.
Eileen Myers had SO to be low
for the match, while low
scorer for the host was 10 Di-
bella with 80.
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Detroit Boot Club
Wins Henley Trophy

PORT DALHousIE. Ont.
July 2s R.-rhe Detroit Boat
Club. after 81 years Of trying.
has the Maple Leaf trophy to-
day-emblematic Of the cham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-28
D. c. PoIoists Score

The Washington Polo Club
defeated the Maryland Polo
Club. So. last night at Barnsley
Field in Olney. Md. Don Brad
ley scored three goals for Wash
ington.
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DeMoIuY Results

Robert LeBruce defeated
James S. Sipes. 7-6, and George
Flemming Moore beat Wood
lawn, liza, in DeMolay League
softball games yesterday on the
Monument Lot.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28
All COUNCIL.

Marty Sherman was elected to
head the All Council for the
coming year at their meeting
Monday evening, April %. Chos-
en- to serve with him were Pris-
ella Bacon, vice president, and
Duane NOLAN, secretary.
Plans were made to observe
All Sunday May 18 in the local
churches. Continuation of COM
munity parties was recommend
ed with officers elected to head
the community program.
To date IA clubs are organized
with 80 adult leaders and s jun
ior leaders serving them. Sew
eral more clubs are in the pro-
cess of organizing and a COM
plete program should be under
way in a couple of weeks.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28
Home Demonstration
Notes
BY Frances Hubert

The way to get a job done is
for everyone to pitch in and
work together believe the Chez
chako Homemakers' Club. Since
they were on the room committee
for Homemakers Tea, they held
q work meeting at the United
Protestant church basement the
evening before, set Up the chairs,
tables and arranged the room.
Everyone had a good time, they
report, work was made light, and
everything was in readiness for
the event the next day.
The new bulletins just received
''Rhubarb Culture" and Trans
planting Hints" prepared BY Elk
tension horticulturist arold
Pillsbury, are very timely. In
quire at the Extension Office.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28

PALMER MOOSE, Moose hall,
8 p. m.
CAP. CADETS, Central School
7:30 p. N.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE A
VALLEY CHAMBER, Marada
Cafe, noon.
ARMY RESERVES, Armory, 8
p. m.
PALMER ELKS, Elks hall, pm.
THURSDAY. JUNE S
BOY SCOUTS. Legion hall, ?
ExpLoRERs, Elks hail, 7:so
p. m.
AMER. LEGION, Legion hall, 8
p. m.
LEGION AUXILIARY, CT a #
room, 8 p. m.
VALLEY sPORTSMEN, Range,
8 p. m.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28
= II I

THURSDAY. MAY 2s
BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, Z
p. m.
EXPLORER SCOUTS, Elks han,
1880 p. m.
AMERICAN LEGION, Inc, Lee
gion hall, 8 p. m.
FRIDAY. MAY 80
MEMORIAL DAY
MEMORIAL SERVICES, Pal
mer Cemetery.
MONDAY. JUNE 2
PALMER KIWANIS, Gran 6 e
hall, noon.
MAT. VALLEY FAIR BOARD, 8
p. m. HIT
TUESDAY. JUNE 8
DENTAL SOC, Con
vention opens
MASONIC LODGE, Carpenters
hall, 8 p. m.
The frontiersman., 1958-05-28
Kathy Coghlan, reporter
All COMMUNITY CLUB

LeRoi Heaven was reelected
head Of the All Community
group for the coming year. Elec-
ton was held at the community
party at Wasilla, Friday, May 2.
Chosen to serve with him were
Florine Neal of Big Lake Home
steaders, vice president, and
Audrey Dinkel of Rock N Club
as secretary.
About l25 members and par
ents enjoyed the evening of
games and dancing.
The June get-together will be
in form of picnic to be planned
by the newly elected officers.