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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

ADDRESS OF ELEGANCE = 2907
NORMANSTONE DRIVE NV. -
New Town House in Mass: Ave,
Park. Formal Colonial nestled in
beautiful Embassy area. Privacy
and quiet assured, vet lust 10
with abundant closet space, 2
baths and 2 powder rms: recrea-
ton rrn., patio. large side screened
porch and garage. Priced lower
than you would think for the
area. Trade-in Of your present
home considered. Open daily and
ewes. noon til dark CALL MR..
CLARK. RA. 3-9011. A. s. GARD
NER & CO., INC, Ma. S-0334.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ESTATE with Georgian
Colonial 7-bedrm. home, over
looking Severn River: beautifully
built with random width pegged
floors throughout; large play
area in bsmt. with pool table: ga
rage. 22x40. with servants qtrs
above. House cannot be duplicated
must be seen to be appreciated
$4,000. For appt. or lnforma-
ton. call vi. 9-SSl7 after . pm.
5-BEDRM.. 2-BATH HOME on Sew
ern River; restricted community
100-ft. pier and concrete bulk
head full bsmt., h.-w.h., storm
furnished; good boating, SWIM
ming and fishing references re-
ouired: $4,000. For appt. or in
formation, call Victor 9-SSl7
after D pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

REsTAURANT-NIGHT CLUB, NEW;
LY REMODELED, COMPLETELY
FURNISHED. AIR-cONDITIONEDi
SEATS 200: NO LIMIT TO PO.
TENTIALITY; OWNER ILL. MUST
SELL. REAS. RENT OR WILL
SELL BLDG, ALL COMPLETE;
WHITE OR coLoRED. 81 BOX
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. = Detached
and modern brick house, rooms.
frontage; GARAGE: gas INV. heat
Located at Conn ave. and Jones
Bridge road, mr.. school. stores
and busline. Suitable for a doctor
or a dentist: $4,000 includes re-
decorating; remodeling extra. MR.
GORnON WO R-I035
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CAPITOL HILL - This ideally
planned 0-rm, 2is-bath home in
a restored block has garage, large
Rarden, ? bsmt. rms, = hrepls
$4,000; $4,000 down. HERBERT
a SONS. REALTORS, Ii. 3-0l2D,
Ii. 7-S2Oe, RE. 5-4797,
1919 95th PL. S.E.--only $4,000
with $500 cash, 500 mo. Excel.
financing. 5-rm. cottagei 3 Ice
lots, OWNER. RE. 10000. Key
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AN OLDER COUPLE wants . or
bedrm. house, unfurn.. in Cleveland
Park or north to Chevy Chase
d. c. Box 37S-M, Star.
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CHEVY CHASE-Diferent and i'm
maeulate Colonial home, custom
OF brick. stone and slate; through
center hall. beamed-ceiling liv
rm., large din. rm., 3 excellent
bedrms., 2 full baths. summer and
winter porch overlooks lovelS
garden: full bsmt. and built-in
garage. S25,500. Cite N
REALTY. OIL. 4-7929; ewes. OIL
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kENWOOD - BY APPOINTMENT
ONLY. New offering. You have
NOT seen this. Air conditioned
4 bedrms.. , baths; sunrm.; DOW
der rm.: breakfast rm.; recreation
room: beaut. landscaped grounds
To inspect. phone MRS, DuMONT
OIL. 4-762a. THOS. ]. FISHER
& co.
LANGLEY PARK AREA, oskview--
3 bedrms., with separate din. rm.
full bsmt., on I4-acre wooded
fenced lot; FLA appraised. Sl5,-
500: $3.50 On. or assume az O.
loan. Immed. poss. OWNER HE
4-5s25.
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ACRE

bedrooms. eXtra-large
kitchen: completely redecorated
other small buildings; 90 minutes
to TT. Meade; attractive terms
call CF. 6-S207.
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LOVELY Def. HOME
Ideal location nj. Carter Barron
Theater; COW, transp., schools,
Shoppins; bedrms modern bath,
nook. fin. bsmt. wIbar: scar ga
rage; lge. shrub: fenced yd. Sale
by OWNER. Call tn. $3.50.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAPITAL AND SERVICES AVAIL.
Active business man wants to
buy or 20 into partnership in any
legitimate business with earning
capacity of $4,000 per year or
over. Call Mr.. B. c. aft. 9 pm.
az pa R.04A1
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KENSINGTON, Rock Greek Pail.
sades-OWNER: S21 $50; split
level: 3 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. I'm;
1900 50, #. liv. area; parochial,
public schools. VIII. 6-3q53,
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KENsINGTON

520s FLANDERS AVE.
OPEN SAT, AND SUN. I TO g.
3-bedrm, brick rambler, ~ baths.
sEggiiPp' d ~. io s9nv si lSc A'S WE
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NEW - 4-bedrm., 2ia-bath brick
split-level; garage; in excel. neigh
borhood: near the river. Vacant;
$2l5.
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ATOMIC ENERGY = Cute bricf
rambler on acre features Ice.
liy,-din. rni.. firepl,, table space
kitchen, 9 bedrms., bath, side scr
porch and full bsmt., h.-w. H.,
price $1,000 and assume oSsnS l se
a pssi;or ri s.sdoo SLAN0hAi'D'
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CONTINUED On Next paSsI 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

sat. and Sun. Modern rambler
for sale or rent. EN-. 2-90Y5.
BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH -
ali convenieneeS; handsome bed
room, 3ia-bath. Georgian Colonial
brick with den and recreation I'm. (,
maids rm. and bath, 2-car Diet.
garage; hot-water heat. trade-in
Of your present home considered.
CALL Mr.. CLARK. RA. 1901 i a.
S. GARDENER & CO. Ma. S-0334
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

Mr.. DISTRICT LINE, a real bargsinl
All-brick Colonial-style home with
8 large bedrms, Ia baths. full
bsmt., sep. din. rm., screened
porch, 225-ft deep lot with tan
shade trees. Only S15.a50. A, J.
KEssINGER & CO, JU. a-4544.
Ss1 ,25O-New 3-bedrm brick split
level; 2 baths; liy. rm.: DIN. rrn;'
4 blks, from d. =. line. For In
formation. phone Nzt1. 6-0049.
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OPPORTUNITY KNOCKING
Skulark Restaurant.

2451 Good Hope I'd, sc. (near the
new Sears Roebuck storel Rent.
$3.50. Seats $50. Liquor license.
String music and dancing allowed
Equipped. 5-year-lease. Ready to
open. Price only $4,000, terms
$4,000 cash, balance. $3.50 month.
II Eyo,i LoSE a IA Y t s.s74ss eau DOE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BUY FROM OWNER. ciose-in Silver
Spring-2-story Colonial. 4 bed
fenced I'd. $1,000. Open sun, 20,
JU. 10000. 100 Noyes lane. Out
Ca. ave. 10 Moves dr., left to End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

HILLANDALE-35,0 900 50. It. 1925
New Hampshire ave Solid Groom
frame house, with h.-w. heat and
many extras. Commercial poten-
tial. Present value. 81 per So IT
Will reduce price for immediate
sale. Submit offers direct tC
OWNER. RA. R-b423.
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HOUSES EoR sALE-Mp.
VcohTlNuEDl

MASS. AVE, AREA-Close In. nevis
decorated brick Colonial with 3
bedrms., . baths, sep. din. rm,
modern kit; screened porch, ga
rage; S23, 500. KORzENDORFEIa
RealtoT, OIL. 4-S1ll I'll o,
MASS. AVE. AREA--contemporary
brick rambler with . bedrms.
paneled study, Pa baths, hre-
places, all-elec. kit. rec, rin. 2ax3t
above ground level; screened porch
earport, secluded brick patio with
bricks from the home OF William
DoRFER. Realtor. OIL. 4-Slll I'll
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BURNT Mills ESTATEs-LoVels
3-bedrm. split level. "a baths
din. rm., all electric kitchen. rec
rm., laund. rm.; must be sold
Sunday, open ! to z pm. Dir:
Colesville I'd. to Northwest dr.
right to 904. FRANK NJ, ALL
GOOD, Agency, u. s-4477; ewes.
III u-Rn
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Ni0RTH WALTER REED. /

Rock Greek Park-Liv. rm.. din
rm,, den, mod. kit. bath LIST a.,
3 hedrms.. . baths md H.; !
bedrms., bath in attic: bath, maid
rm., lge. paneled rec. nm. garage
DIRECT FROM OWNER. Lower
twenties, FILA financing; low dn
paym't. TU. 2-9l4S.
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SILVER SPRING, Forest Grove
area-7-rmi Colonial brick, Fea-
with full tiled bath; lge. ultra
modern kit. elec. range, dish
washer dispos.: washer and drier
in bsmt. Immae cond.: 10000
soft. lot; , blks. to st Johns
Catholic School and Ga. ave. This
is truly one OF the better values
we have seen in recent months;
Sl9,950 r. A. HUMPHREYS &,
SONS, JU. $4,000; ewes. WE.
h-h3n7
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Mass Ave Area

Mass. Ave. Area
Brick land SLATE, 3-bedrOom Colo
NAL. impressiyely situated on q
sweeping, well-landseaped lot; pow
der room, separate dining room.
large screened porch on LIST levels
tile basement with rumpus room
and workshop. Located in this con-
yenient and highly desirable resi-
Dental area Assume $4,000,
4hfe loan, payable Sis monthly
$4,000 LIST trust also available.
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TO 6
Directions: Out Mass. ave, left on
Marlyn dr., right on Namakagan,
left to 52Ol Augusta ST,
ANDRIS REALTY OIL, 2-9O1O
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
40 ST. LAWRENCE DIR.
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE
$l6,500
FHA APPROVED
Detached 6-rm Colonial brick,
with full basement, storm win
dows, nice yard and excellent
schools Call ewes. EN-. 3-775l, or
H. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. NV. MA, $500
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1884 2Ist ST. N.W.-Must be sold
to settle an estate. A well To-
Gated, downtown brick 4-bedrm.
home with attractive garden.
Two-story 4-car Diet. garage. Price
reduced to $4,000 To inspect
call M. PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th
81 n M ME- 2-4I0O
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INVESTOR
IMPORTED CARS

IWFOFG I ED O1IND
Young man with full automobile
retailing experience and very best
facilities for sales and services,
Has opportunity to obtain fran
chise on several very desirable
imported cars. Needs financial
backing to pay for cars at whole-
sale only. Ton interest paid and
or, percentage of gross profit
Money completely secured. Write
Box 35-X, Star.
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FOR SALE. TRADE on LEASE

1903 Varnum st, n.w-Det., 4
bedrm. brick; sun parlor, 2 full
baths; Q half baths. lge. reception
rm, and din. rm., powder nm, full
bsmt.; 2-car garage. s. H. KEETS
AID. 2-92S5.
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MA. S-2345.
SHANNON & LUCHS MANAGEMENT
pE IUxE BRiCK RAMBLER

DE LUXE BRICK RAMBLER
With dream kitchen, bedrms.,
ga baths, fireplaces, full bsmt,
In nearby Va, less than Is Minis.
from D. c. S160. Variety OF other
: homes to choose from ARTHUR
L. WALTERS CO.. INC, ia. B.
5411 or IA. 1851.
k41S SOUTHERN AVE. Sc. =
Lovely 5-room house, bsmt.. fenced
yard: redecorated: 500.
HARRISON & ADAMS
e32 K st. NV. MA. S-S30S
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GLovER PARK, Opep. gao Ben

GLOVER PARK = End-of-row, g.
bedrm.. 1i2-bath brick home with
home for only S17,950. Ewes,
Wo. 6-6O66. J. LEO KOLB CO.,
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COIFsyuIF HOME am KENNEI

DICKERSON, Md acres. lge
house, 90 IT. long; 8 rms, and bath
oil h.-w.h.; some outbldes. LOO
it,. frontage on B q o RRs with
Il BOGLEY, INC. Pc. 2-6151
Ewes, ] c. SMITH, OIL. 4-20S4
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sEWARI SoU1RF SE-7

CIOlb-MhkullCtNt O-peuIoOHt .
bath bi level, unfurn. or partly
furn.: lge. liv. rm. with stone. fire.
place. separate din. rm.; closets
galore: recreation I'm. with bar,
pine-paneled study; game I'm. with
fireplace: storage rm. air condi-
toned; q truly delightful home.
C. B. OSHAUGHNESSY, Agent,
JE. 2-2O24, JE. 2-O722; eyes,,
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Burning Tree Area
Bradley Hills Grove
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
ON lA-ACRE LOT

5000 BURNING TREE RID.
OPEN l TO 6 Pm,
rm.. lge. dining rm. opening to
porch and sun deck, ultra kitchen
3 bedrms., IA baths. den or 4th
bedrm. Full basement with tremen-
dous recreation rm. overlooking
garden 2-car built-in garage with
driveway Trade-in Of your present
home considered. CALL Mr.
SWEENEY, HE. $1,000.
A. S. Gardiner g. Co., Inc.
1851 L ST. NV. MA. S-0334
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-20

NEW-3-bedrm., 2-bath. brick split
level: garage. Vacant: $500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ADAMS MILL RID. N.w.-Home
with income; 2 complete apart
ment units, bsmt. recreation rm.
with fireplace and bath; patio;
rentahle brick garage. Can HU.
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MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor.
Ell. 6-4I6l Ewes, IKE. 6-6f5S

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
SAP New Hampshire ave.
Attractive and convenient B.
bedroom semidetached home:
front, rear and side yards:
500 per month. Call Mr..
Korschen.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23

The Reserves were victorious
again on their own floor on Fri
day, Jan. Is, for their first game
Of the new year. Chardon reServ-
eS took the Madison Blu e
StreakS by a score of 1926 for
their ninth straight win Of the
season.
At the end of the first quarter,
Chardon had maintained a lead
by a score of ga and by half
time kept their lead by a score
Of 21-15. The reserves kept bat
thing in the third quarter, which
ended with the score of 26-17,
and when the game ended, Char
don had a 33 to 26 lead.
There were three high point
men for Chardon, each with ten
points. Chuck Budenz and Keith
Orzen both had four baskets,
two foul shots and four fouls a.
gainSt them. Ton Henry had five
baskets and no fouls against
him.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Party Honors
Karen Smith

A farewell party was given to
Karen Smith, a senior at Char
don, on Jan. Is. Karen is leav-
ing Chardon to move to new
Jersey.
Those who attended the party
were Jane Macdonald, Judie Ev-
ans, Marcella Strong, Pat Ram
Sey, Gretchen Zepp, Sally Kan
gas, Nancy Richmond, Nancy
Troutman, RoSalie Frazier, and
guest of honor Karen Smith.
The group met at the house
of RoSalie Frazier to surprise
Miss Smith. They presented her
with a mirror and ipstick set.
Refreshments of cake, ice cream
and hot chocolate were served
by the hostess.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Little Stars
Defeat Burton

The first Chardon girls bas~
ketball game was victorious for
the little stars at Burton on Dec.
z.
In the initial period Chardon
had the lead by a score of 80.
When halftime came Chardon
still had their one-point lead,
now by a score of 5-4. The one
point lead stuck with Chardon
in the third period also, ending
the quarter in Chardon's favor
by 9-8. Finally in the last quart
er, Chardon broke the one-point
lead and won the game by a
score of 1910.
High point girl fcc Chardon
was Connie Thrasher with two
baskets, three fouls and two
fouls against her.
The next girls game was af.
ter Christmas vacation.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Administer
Examinations
at Burton High

Twenty-Five Chardon seniors
took the Senior Scholarship Test
at Burton High School on Fri
day, Jan. 10. Results of the
tests have not as yet been re-
ceived.
Those who represented Char
don at the test were: James AL
len, Dorene Bartlett, Jack Baz-
Ter, Beverly Bidgood, William
Campbell, RoSalie Frazier, Bar
bara Gaebler, Tom Gesel, Ca
rol Head, Don Helser, Elaine
Hildin5er, Roger Ishee, Peter
Keller.
Ruth Kirby, Jack Mcdonald
Judy Mcdonald, Jane Macdon-
aid, William Miller, John Nara
more, Robert Neill, Lee Nelson,
Judy Patterson, Carolee Singer
man, David SteingaSS, Richard
Sykora, Nancy Troutman, Ed
WettStein, Mary Wilmot, and
Frederick Witt.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Feminine CagersLose 2 Contests

The old college girls who grad
uated from CHS a few years ago
came back to Chardon to show
the new basketball team, who
has lost one game and has no
wins, who's who.
The high point girl for alumni
you will all know because she
has a sister and brother still in
high school. Sally Phillips made
eight baskets with no fouls a.
gainst her.
Jean McKenna was high point
girl for the all-Stars. She made
four baskets and had one foul
against her.
The final score was disaster
Gus for the all-stars. The score
showed a score of 1922 for the
alumni girls.
The all-starS took their re-
venge by throwing Miss Sally
Phillips in the showers after the
game.
The Girls all-StarS travelled to
Burton High for their first game
Of the season and came home
defeated after tying Burton 81
Il and going into overtime.
Chardon outplayed Burton in
the first period and scored six
points to their two, but the half
time score showed Burton in the
lead 1913.
Chardon got going in the third
quarter and took a 1914 lead,
but in the fourth period of the
game the score ended q all.
The game went into a two
minute overtime and Sue Rimes
scored a foul for Chardon, but
Betty Samuel from Burton scor-
ed a basket to give Burton a one
point lead. Jean McKenna Scor-
ed for Chardon, but not before
time ran out.
Judy FenWick was high scor-
er for CHS with eight points.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Junior High School
News Items Reported

Mrs. Robert Weber and Mrs.
Fred Witt have been substituting
for Mrs. Michener, who has
been i'll since before the holi-
days.
The Junior High congratulates
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher on the ar
rival of Patrick Kelly Fisher on
Saturday, Dec. %. Although it
is not apparent to some others,
Mr.. Fisher insists that Kelly is
a red-head.
Mr.. Taylor and his + a m i y
spent most of the holidays with
his mother and sister in Toledo.
Patty Haueter is enjoying(?)
a second vacation at her home
The case on her leg is the re-
suit of a coasting accident Suf-
fered January IL.
The Student Council is plan
ming a dance for the evening oi
Saturday, Feb. 8.
Mr.. Austin's geography class.
es are now corresponding with
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Glee Club
Concert
Is Success

Sweet music and soft lights
greeted the audience at the
Christmas Concert given by the
Chardon High School Glee Club
on Dec. Is.
The major attraction of this
performance was the participa-
ton of the swing band, under
the direction of Mr.. Seppelin,
with the Glee Club in the
Christmas Party.
Other highlightS of the concert
were soloes by various Glee
Club members. Jean Thomas
sang "I'll Be Home For Christ
mas" John Naramore sang
''T was the Birthday of the
King" Dick Hernandez sang
"It'S Beginning to Look a Lot
Like Christmas, and Tom Da-
Wis sang "The Christmas Song"
Carl Rogers, Dick Pulsifer, and
Bill Bruce participated in the
singing of "a Cowboy Lost"
The concert concluded with
the audience, the swing band
and the Glee Club singing we'll
known Christmas carols.
The Junior High and the
Grade School Glee Clubs also
participated in the concert.
Concerning this program Miss
Dunn, the director of the Glee
Clubs said "The GIee Clubs
performed very well at the
Christmas Concert. was parti-
cularly pleased with the man.
ner in which most of the stu
d n S conducted themselves
throughout the program. 1t was
pleasure to participate in such
a program"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Reserves Undefeated,
Cop : More Victories

The next game for the reserv-
es was at Jefferson on Friday,
Jan. II.
The Hilltoppers Reserves were
hosts to the Edgewood Bulldogs
Tuesday, Dec. II, and were vic
torious with a 1929 win.
The Hilltoppers displayed ex-
cellent defensive work, and a
great offensive attack late in the
game. The first period showed
Chardon in the lead 7-6, but the
locala dropped behind to give
Edgewood a halftime lead of IA
IL,
In the third period the Bull
dogs maintained their three :
point lead, but the Hilltoppers
went wild in the final period of
the game to gain their second
WRL win. Keeping Chardon in
the game in the final period
were Jim Swedenborg and Sam
Rayl with 6 and z points res
pectively. Jim Swedenborg also
displayed excellent ball handling
and rebounding.
Sam Rarl was scoring leader
for Chardon with IL points, while
Jim Swedenborg and Jack Nc
Donald followed with nine points
apiece.
Sposito led the Bulldogs with
II points.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
CHS Freshmen
Defeat Fairport

The Fairport freShment boys
travelled to Chardon for Char
don freShmen's first home game
on Dec. II.
Their first home game proved
victory for Chardon by a score
of 27-23. BY the end of the initial
quarter Chardon was ahead by
a score of "a. When the half
time rolled around Chardon still
had their lead, now by a score
of 14-5.
Fairport outScored Chardon in
the third quarter but. Chardon
kept a lead of 6 points. The score
at the end of the third was 1918.
Fairport outscored Chardon in
the fourth quarter also, but not
enough. Chardon beat Fairport,
27-23.
High point men for Chardon
were right forward, Joe Huxel,
and left forward, Worth Woll-
pert. Huxel had five baskets,
one foul shot, and two fouls a.
gainSt him, while Wollpert had
four baskets, one foul shot, and
three fouls against him.
The next Freshmen game was
Jan. 8 at Willoughby.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-23
Chardon Varsity Tops Madison,
47>44, for 3rd Consecutive Win

The highly rated Madison Blue
Streaks were the victims of the
local hoopSterS Friday, Jan. 10,
on the Hilltoppers floor.
Chardon got off to a good start
and led IT'LL at the end of the
first period. The HilltopperS ap-
peared to bottle up tn e
Blue StreakS' threat, Tom Low
rey, as they held him to only
four foul shots in the second
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Mrs. Baroness Class
Buys Microscope

Mrs. Baroness class, Room
103, has saved up tax stamps
to buy a microscope. They have
it and see many interesting
things with it. They have seen
shrimp eggs hatch and watched
them every day for about a
week. They have seen cotton,
potato starch, a butterfly scale
and other things. We wish you
could enjoy seeing the little
things Of the world, too.
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29Seniors TakeScholarship Tests
Library Club
Has 80 Members

The Library Club has
membership of 30, counting
their President, Jude Boer-
Wrinkle. The purpose of the
Library Club is to talk about
new books and select which
ones would be best for the Ii
brary.
The Library Club takes trips
of interest and amusement.
They also have dances and
dinners. "They have a lot of
interesting fun" said Judie
BoerWinkle.
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Carolee Singerman
Wins Dance DucatS

Carolee Singerman won two
free tickets to the Christmas
Dance by bringing in the most
tax stamps to the Tri-Hi-Y be-
fore Christmas vacation.
The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y had a
splash party on December 80 at
the PaineSville YMCA. They ate
and danced afterwards.
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Madison had the height.
The HilltopperS seem to be a
new team as they have won
three games in a row.
Nelson Leggett, a substitute
forward, led the scoring for the
Hilltoppers with Is points while
Jack Mcdonald tossed in enough
for IL points.
Lowrey had II points for the
visiting team.
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Tudy Mcdonald
Heads GAA Sports

The GAA met Tuesday, Jan.
7. After the minutes had been
read and approved, they dis
cussed the money from selling
pennantS.
Judy Mcdonald was elected
by the group as sports Chair
man for basketball. They dis
cussed inviting different schools
to come here for games.
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period. The halftime score show
ed the mighty Hilltoppers in the
lead 32-19.
In the third period the Madi-
son team outscored Chardon by
two points and in the final per-
iod by eight, but the Hilltoppers
were not intent on making a high
score. They played a good de-
fenSive game getting the major.
ity of the rebounds although