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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

though Bob Traynor Of the
losers topped him with a 331 set
and 1873 game. Blaine Plumbers
swept Leland Fisher behind Her
man Cooling's 352 set and 124
high game. Harold Hale was
high for the losers with 314.
Roy's Place defeated Mont
gomery Tire, 81, with Bill Sud-
deth rolling a 303 for the win
ners.
Mixed Commercial - Lou
Cross rolled a 361 set with a 142
high game to lead the league
leading Cross Five sweep of
Lawrence's Five. Woody Neal
had 352 set. Second place Will
ham's BARRIERS with Irv Gates
rolling a 331 defeated Electronic
Wholesalers, 2-1. Steve Harris
led Clogg's Five over Farmers
Banking & Trust, 80, with a 326
set. Linda Manuel rolled 312
to lead Keller's Five over Beall's
ESQ. Betty Beane had a 325 for
the losers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

had a 313 set for the winners.
Nancy Dinsey had a 304 set as
Medley jewelers. bounced league
leading AIS Texaco, 81. Marge
Dorsey rolled a 303 for the
losers. Sarann Barnsley's 326
set led Children's Center over
Rockmont Motors, 80. 10 Dor
sey led the losers with a 1893.
Edith Cross rolled a 316 to lead
Miller-Fields over Joyce's Studio,
d. Mary Heffner had a 318 for
the losers.
$40 Commercial - John Eu-
bank rolled 366 set with a 1875
high game to lead Bergman &
Wolfson into a first place tie
with idle Veterans Sheetmetal.
Both have 20-7 records. B & F
won, 80, over AIS Texaco.
Charlie Wade rolled a $50 with
a high game of 127 for the
losers. Bill Reed rolled a 376
with 159 high game for a high
individual set. Bills Modern
Furniture defeated Auto Parts,
81, as Bob Waters rolled a 342
set with a al high game for the
losers. Joe O'Conner rolled a
325 to lead Dukes Five over
Hits Electric, 2-1. Ed Kolacz
had a 313 for the losers.
County Employees = Dick
Howard rolled a 361 set with a
135 high game to head the
league-leading Hi Five over the
Alley Cats, 80. Bob Hewitt had
a 81 for the losers. Despite
John Guides 1913 set, the Road
Gang lost to the second place
Woodchoppers, 81. Doug Day
hoff had a 322 for the winners.
Jim Carbaugh rolled a 319 but
the Hounddogs lost to the Aces,
81. F. r. Hardy was high for
the winners with 297.
$40 Commercial - Jim Tap
scott led his team over league
leader Jayes Bootery, 81, with
a 354 set and 135 game. Walt
Atwell had a $50 for the losers.
Second place Rockmont Motors
gained ground on the leaders by
defeating Waddle's Five, 2-1.
Bob Harrell was the high man
for the winners with 319, al
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

missed.
Thursday was a different
story. Logan Hollowell, Bexhill
dr., Kensington, and party fish
ing with Capt. Bert Lamb boat
ed 25 fine fish in the morning
and DR.. Lyle Wyman, DR.. Pat
Murto and DR.. George Emig of
Silver Spring nailed 10 large
rock in the afternoon. All were
caught on Bert's eight.ball bait.
Henry Dietle, Walt CObak
and Cy Campbell of Rockville
on the Gail ID" really got hot.
They wracked up ITO beauties
going right up to the limit of
Is pounds. Bert Lambs eight
ball, the Baltimore alI-white and
the Fairbank sharkface were
used, trolling of course.
Most of the fish were caught
during the middle of the day
while the other boats were re-
turning to the dock with morn
ing parties and before they
could get back out with their
evening trips. Early morning
and late evening is usually the
best fishing time but quite often
this time of the year they'll hit
during the middle day hours.
This is one of the many advan.
tages of booking an all-day trip.
We did catch 81 in the morning
off the Rock Pile on the Dia-
monds then tried cumming for
a couple of hours getting one
fat toadfish for our efforts. We
hauled anchor and began troll.
ing again. Over the same water
we really raped them. Guess
they didn't want CLAIMS, but they
sure wanted those bucktails.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

CAP - BY taking four games
this week, DeCamp-McBain in.
creased their lead to three full
games as the second Bennett.
Hit and third place Grant
Shower split. After the leaders,
the next five teams are only
three games apart. Bill Wynn
of Hecker-Wynn rolled the top
set of the week with $50.
CAMRA NO. 2 - The Meat.
balls lead with Pill record, fol,
lowed by the Markers with 20-12
and the GuZzlers with 1913. Lee
Schroeder has the high indi.
vidual game with 247 and the
high set with 612. Sondra
Schroeder leads the women with
a 1873 game and 481 set.
TUESDAY LADIES - B
August set individual set and
high game records for the
league last week. She posted a
212 game and a SGT set to lead
the league-leading House OF
Milo over Speciality Shop, 40
Quaker State Oil bounced the
second place King Pontiac, 81,
behind M. Hardy's 466. Third
place Maggies defeated Wiscon-
sin Avenue Valet, 81. The Opt
mists downed No. 4, 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
Senior Days
Held at MIC

"Senior Days" were held for
two days last week at Mont
gomery Junior College in
Takoma Park.
Nearly 300 seniors from Mont
gomery County high schools
are visiting the junior college
to explore the possibility of en-
rolling there after they finish
high school. Montgomery Coun-
ty is one of few counties east
of the Mississippi that offers
the first two years of college as
part of the public school system.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
At Rockville
Pin SpIiffers
Maintain Lead;
Woods Rolls 361

Bob Woods rolled a 361 set
with 1913 high game for high
individual honors in the Mont.
gomery County Employees
Thursday league at the Rock.
vile Bowling Alleys last week.
Bob led the Dashing Rollers
over the Late Corners, 81.
Dottie Brown with a 303 set was
high for the losers.
The league leading Pin Split.
tiers continued on top with 1913
record with the Hi Lows (15-12)
in second. Last week, the Split.
ters defeated the Muddled Five,
2-1, behind Bill Rector's 1928.
Ernie Walz with a 313 was high
for the losers.
The Sneaky PeteS led by Tom
Fulks, 80 defeated the Hi Lows,
2-1. Ed Brown rolled a 316 for
the losers. Despite Maurice
Fox's 1923 set, the Pin Topplers
were felled by the Live Five,
80. Dolly Winovich rolled 81
for the winners.
Ladies Commercial - Mary
Anchor rolled a $50 set with a
1913 high game although her
Stanley's Tastee Diner was de.
feated by second place Baker
Motors, 2-1. Doris Chamberlain
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
BAY
FISHING
Capt. Gene Hunt
"GAlL D"
Chesapeake Beach. Md.

After two weeks of winds
that kept the bay rough as a
cob, the weather has Gained
down and the fish are acting
as though they realize this is
November and not July.
They are feeding in earnest
at most all of their favorite
spots and it is a pretty good
bet that from here on in if
you are at the proper place
with the proper lure rugged
you will do all right.
Boats in the upper bay are
doing well by drifting cells on
the Mud Dumps just above Bay
Bridge late in the evening.
Fishing in the Solomons area
is on the upswing and in our
meek of the woods they are on
the Diamonds, the Stone Rock
and the Gooses. They're al, good
fish weighing from three t four
pounds to the limit.
Small fish were breaking
everywhere la st Wednesday
from Bloody Point Light all the
way down past James Island on
both sides of the bay and in the
ships channel. Our charter
boats ran all day from one
school of fish to another hoping
to run into the lunkers but very
few connected. For most of us
it was a pleasant day and a fine
boat ride. If you want to use
light tackle in these schools
some fair fish can be culled and
some nice sport had. But most
parties were looking for the
heavys and most of our people
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05

Air Patrol over Cole Distribu.
tors, 81. Art Cole had 544.
Ken'S Carpet Corner set a new
team record set with a 1925 DIS
they swept by Suburban Sports.
Barry Work rolled a 544 for
the winners. Norm Boehm had
a 592 for the losers. League
leading Christmas Real Estate
won 81 over the Has Beens with
Bud Engleman's SGT the high
set. Andy Anderson's 551 was
high for the losers. Gordy
Chapman rolled 536, but
AFSCME lost 81 to Builders.
Walt Heber rolled 562 to lead
Hardness over Leo's Lions, 40.
IBM LEAGUE-The league
leading Trouble Shooters took
three from the Roust-A-Bouts
with George Lefelar's 500, with
a high game of 244, leading the
way. Sales Engineers took three
from Civil Program to take
over second place. Earl Whitney
led the way with a $50 set. Bill
Offenheiser had the second high
game of the evening with 233.
His Air Force Program team
took three from the Chicks.
FRIDAY MIXED-Ed Hines
of Rocky's rolled the high game
for the season with a 243 in the
first game last week, two hours
later Charlie Tetlow bettered his
mark with a DAT in his third
game. Crown Linoleum led by
fellows $50 tied Rocky's %.
Hines ended up with sci set.
Chuck Heath rolled the highest
set of the evening with a $50
to lead third place Alpha Alley
Gators over the Rollers, 31a-12.
Don White had a 545 to lead
the league-leading Pinsplitters
over DIFF, 81. Second place
Montgomery County Sentinel
won over the Alley Kats, 81,
and Henry Corbin Realtors and
the Coolers also won by 81.
COMMERCIAL - Gene Bled-
soc rolled 652 to tie Joe Bro
zak's high individual set record
and lead Congressional Lunch
over Wachter & Poole, 40.
Heindl Printing and Anderson
Co. are tied for second. Heindl
won over Pizza Oven, 81, AS
Bob Anger, ST., rolled a 565.
Feifarek's Ga led Anderson
over Soper ESQ and Joe Bro
zak's 597, 81. Hoffman Print
ing won over Cave Ford, 40, and
Alpersteins won over res, 81.
Acc MEN - The Bio-Meds
rolled a 1858 team game to set
league record. Don Ross had
a $50 to lead them over GDAR's
81. The league-leading Pile
drivers led by George Clayton's
544, won 81 over AMPS. Kirby
Gean's SIT led the Rebels over
the third place Sleepers, 81. Bill
Riley had SGT. Despite Joe
Germans 581, the Crushers led
by Hans Adler's SOB won over
the Bombers, 2-1. Rudy CRUDE
with 533 led the way for the DR.
Birds over the Scrams, FL.
Gene Steffy had a 545 but the
Pinfoes beat the Fallouts, 2-1.
anyway. Nick Doules led the
Regulators over the Markers
with a 554 set.
MONDAY MEMS CONNER.
CIAL-T. L. Hash led by T. Wal
toms SIG won over league-lead-
ing Chevy Chase Glass, 80. Cor
don Olson's 544 led Tri-Mont
Floor Service over Emery Con-
struction, 81. Despite Mario
Segreti's 500, TAAG Designs
and Charlie fellows $50 won
80 over Maggie's. r. McBride's
572 led Park Manor over Middle
brook Grocies. Hack Hit, ST.,
who rolled 300 game in open
play Sunday, had a 564 set for
the losers. Fritz Romeo's 572
led No. Is over D. c. Diner, 80.
Engler had 535 for the losers.
MEMS DOUBLES HANDI.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
RMHS Drama Group
To Offer Claudia

The Black Maskers of Rich
ard Montgomery High School in
Rockville will present '"Clau.
dia," a three-act comedy, No
vember 10 and ID at 8:15 pm. in
the schools auditorium.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
glsdpntuG aSaSt4Isd y
Oports

Thursday. November S. 1859
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02

Hollywood cameramen VII
film Wednesdays speed runs fol
inclusion in the movie feature
to be made on the Southern soc
that will star Rory Calhoun.
Four more drivers beat thc
entry deadline, bringing the
field to So. They are, Dave
White. Laurel. Md, Ben Benz
Far Rockaway, N. Y, Bud
Crothers, Greenville. S. c. and
Jack Smith, Sandy Spring
Georgia. All will drive Chevro-
lets.
More than l25,0OO people are
expected to swarm into Darling
ton for the four days Of time
trials, Southern Festival parade
and beauty pageant. The parade
largest in Darlington history
will be led by the Atlantic Fleet
Force United States Marine
band and marshaled by 1t Cen
eral Edwin A. Pollock, USING
Besides service and high school
bands and floats, the Festiva,
parade honoring the old South
will give the public their first
glimpse of movie stars Rory
Calhoun, Connie Hines, John
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02

members who are married viii
have the Blue Shield payment
accepted as full payment II the
combined family income is 81
500 or less"
Other details of the new pro-
gram released today by Blue
Cross-Blue Shield are
(l) The Hospital plan will
provide hospital care for a total
of 20 days per contract year
(2) The patient shares in the
hospital bill by paying in the
sum Of $50 toward the tska.
charge for covered service.
Blue Cross pays the rest. An al
lowance Of 50 per day is provid-
ed from room charges. (3) In
addition to the hospital services
provided by Blue Cross, the
Blue Shield plan will provide
surgical services plus benefie
for in-hospital non surgical
medical care, diagnostic services
in and out Of the hospital, ano
radium therapy services.
I'VE know that people IS and
over require more hospitaliza-
ton than do the younger mem
bers Of the community. Provid-
ing adequate coverage is very
important in the light Of to-
days high cost of health care
OF equal importance is keeping
the quarterly payments as low
as possible. A small deducuble
is one way Of helping to stabil-
ize use of the hospital" Sandow
said.
Cost of the Blue Cross-Blue
Shield program will be $l7.4o
quarterly per person.
I'VE are sure that the eyes of
the nation are watching South
Carolina as it introduces this
Senior Health Security pro-
gram said the statement
Leaders in health care are int
crested in the proposed South
Carolina plan to see how well
this combined effort by doctors
hospitals, and Blue Cross-Blue
Shield will fill the needs and
demands of our senior citizens"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02
Mt. Olive College
Opens Sept. 9TH

The opening dates for the fall
semester at Mcunt Olive Junior
College have been announced by
President W. Burkette Raper.
Resident freshmen students
Will arrive on Monday. Sep
TENDER 7, and orientation will
get underway on September 8
CppcrclaSsmen will report on
September 9 and classes will
begin September II.
The fall convocation, marking
the official opening of the sixth
academic year Of the College
Will come Sunday. September
10. at + p. m. and will be fol-
lowed by a faculty reception for
students and their parents.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02
WeatherlY Favored For Pole
As 500 Time Trials Benin

Track record holder and Ford
Thunderbird pilot. Joe Weather
h, Norfolk, Va, is the heavy
md logical favorite to post the
fastest qualifying time Wednes-
day, as time trials start for Lab
Or Days Southern 500-mile clas-
&c here.
The first five starting posi-
lions in the race 60 to Wednes-
days five fastest qualifiers. Al
least a dozen are expected &c
dhoot for the front positions
The popular little ex-motor-
cycle national champion has
posted the fastest laps in prac-
tice with his top mark, l22.222
mph, well over his own official
track record, set last May, of
1851 mph.
Weatherly, himself, expects to
top the field. 81 predict that all
I'VE who get in the race We'd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02

Two new members viii be
present for faculty conference:
which begin Friday, September
4. Mr.. william John Thomas
Jr., Of Detroit. Michigan, viii
join the faculty as head Of the
Department Of English, and Miss
Nadine Blanton of Morgan
Georgia. will begin her duties as
deem Of women.
Mr.. Thomas is an alumnus Of
the University of Michigan from
which he holds an A. B. degrees
and NJ. A. degrees in history and
English. For the past five years
he has been head of the Depart
ment of English at Huntington
College, Huntington, Indiana
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02

nesday will be over my track
record" Weatherly added, land
with conditions right youu see
the qualifying average jump al
least two miles an hour!"
Others given a good chance of
upsetting Weatherly for pole
position and earning a starting
spot include Speedy Thompson
and Buck Baker, former South
ern 500 winners, in Chevrolet
Bob Burdick and Ban
10 Matthews in Thunderbirds
and Joe Csspolich in an Odds
All have fast qualifying repu-
tations.
E. c.. (Fireball) Roberts, last
years winner, also carries hea-
Wy backing in a Pontiac
Besides qualifying. Wednes-
day, the traditional and popular
Airlift dash is on tap.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02

Gentry and Allen Hale. Jr.
The parade starts at IL q. m
The seventh Miss Southern
500 beauty pageant will be held
at the Racewsy Saturday night
on a Hawaiian motif, honorins
the 50th state. The Hollywood
stars will also take part in the
pageant. A marine orchestrs
unit from the marching band
will provide the musical enter
tainment.
Gates to the infield will open
on Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m
The race starts at IL a. m. Mon
day and will be carried by q
200 plus station network into all
corners of the nation and around
the world via Armed Services.
Radio Network.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02

to be offered September I which
will permit people IS years o
age and over to enroll in tn,
blue Gross and Blue Shield hos
Ipital, medical and surgical plans
The new program, called III,
|"Senior Health Security" plan
will feature an open enrollmen
period throughout South Caro-
lima from Sept. l through Sept
80, at which time every appli.
cant will be permitted to enroll
without health questions or 9TH
|er qualifications. The program
will be offered on an individual,
contract. In this case married
persons each will be permitted
to enroll singly.
The new plan is in answer &c
recommendations made to Blue
Cross and Blue Shield by the
South Carolina Hospital Associ-
alton and the South Carolina
Medical Association that a pro-
gram for the aged be put into
immediate operation.
According to a statement issu-
ed today by William Sandow
Jr., executive director Of Blue
Cross-BlueShield, the new pro-
gram will fill an urgent need in
modern community health care
I'VE have always protected
our members, regardless Of their
age or health condition" said
the plan heads, "but in addition
70 the more than $4,000 South
Carolinians IS years of age and
over now in Blue Cross-Blu,
there are many more
who have no health care protec-
ton of any kind but are finan-
cially able to pay their owr
way if given the chance"
We have made every effort
10 provide a comprehensive pro-
gram for our senior citizens
since inadequate coverage o.
bills doesn't answer the need,
of these people. We have also
the necessity Of keep
ne the quarterly dues at price
they can afford" continued
Sa2dow.
According to the Blue Cross
Blue Shield statement. hospita
are has always been provided
: cost to everyone in the nom
profit hospitals of South Caro-
ma. Under the new program
Blue Shield was one of the frs.
anywhere in the country to have
approved q program by partici-
latLns physicians to provid,
,urgical care at cost" to Blue
shield subscribers. Doctors have
agreed to accept a reduction in
plan payments for these Blue
Shield patients.
IN addition to the reduction
u charges to Senior members :"
'a'd SandoW. participating
physicians will consider the
Blu" Shield payment for sursic-
4. and medical care as payment
n 'u!l to single, unmarried SUBJ
ORDERS with $500 a year an
1ual income OF less Thos,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02

and PRIOR TO that he served ON
the faculty Of Texas A. q n
College. y
Miss Blanton, a graduate O,
Andrews (Junior) College IN
Cuthbert, Georgia, also holds .
d. S. degree from Georgia State
college for Women and has hsd
ten years Of teaching expert.
ence.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1959-09-02
Medical Care
Insurance Now
Offered Aging

Blue Cross and Blue Shield
today announced a new program
Evening star., 1959-11-06

LAUNDRIES. Maytag. coin op. as
low as 81 800 down. completely
installed. go finance. OIL. 4-3528.
LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING, for
(sale, 500 Mount Vernon ave.
INV. -
LAUREL, DRIVEN, located on
main highway. Sound, profitable
business. Easy terms. PA. 5-9701.
Evening star., 1959-11-06
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.

MASS. AvE,-KENwOOD AREA =
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on quiet cul-de-sac. 3 twin-size
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Anchor fenced lot beautifully
landscapedl: low 30sl FRANK
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MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-Nearing
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Being built by outstanding custom
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POTOMAC, MD.
9941 Accord DR..
Open Tonight
7.30-Q PM

EXHIBIT HOME FOR SALE. Come
out tonight after dinner and in
spect this wonderful 4-bedrm, fur
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Other new homes being readied
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

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Evening star., 1959-11-06

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Evening star., 1959-11-06
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baths, level cor. lot: close to
Univ Of Nd. and public
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garage, full bsmt with rec.
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500 down needed.
Sparkling, brick, 3-bedrm.
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A good find for S17,950.
Vacant brick Cape Cod,
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CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1959-11-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.

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NO MONEY DOWN

81 financing on these brand-nev.
3-bedrm. brick ramblers: 3 models
to choose from. starting at SI6.s
300 All models have de luxe kits
with tabletop range, built-in
oven and birch cabinets, full
bSmt. with painted walls and tile
noors, ceramic tile baths, sodded
lots, paved streets, curbs and
cutters. Some models ready for
lmmeuiate occupancy. For appt.
or additional information,