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Berry, Hurrigun
Win Cunoe Race
Through Rapids

John Berry and Bob Harri-
gan had the best time OF the
fourth annual white water ca
noe race yesterday. navigating
the 6-mile course from Great
Falls 10 Sycamore Island on
the Potomac In l hour, 9
minutes. 80 seconds.
Berry and Harrigan last
week won the Eastern down.
river championship on the
West River In Vermont. Frank
Ravens, In a solo Canadian
canoe, had the second best time
Of the day. finishing six min
utes slower than Berry and
Harriean. OF the 40 starters.
only four canoes capSized dur
ing the races.
one-man Single Blade, Ravens.
1850; .. oeorge Small, 1870
rissn. i:0s;Sa: :. stanley ). stahsis-
wies and Roeer Won Demueiberaeke,
one-man Foldboat-i. Roland Pal-
msdo, l,iS;si' . German YounE'
Two.man Foidboat--i, sam Morley
and Phil Gray, Ilg:ss: ., Henry
sprueks and Walter Charlton, ;sl:iS.
Mil,ar, l;i5;es; :. Bob Broad.
i:s:;42.
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Honsgen Defeats
SessIurin DunviIIe
Sports Car Grind

DANVILLE, Va. May 4
(SpeciaD Walter Hansgen of
Westfield. N. j., has evened the
score with Don Sesslar in ma
tional feature races Of the
Sports Car Club of America,
and the 1858 point champion
now is in position to move to
the front in their private duel
with a victory at Cumberland
MD Airport May II.
Hansgen, again driving
Briggs Cunningham's Lister
Jsguar. wrested the lead from
Fred Windridge of Arlington
on the fourth lap of the 128-
mile finale yesterday at Vir-
GINA International Raceway.
Sesslar and the Porsche RISK
also passed Windridge but ran
out of fuel on the last lap and
limped home second. Wind
ridges Lister-Scarab was third.
Back in the pack but first
in Class g modified was Art
Tweedale of Fairfax in an Elva,
giving him his first victory OF
the season. A crowd of 1880
attended.
Roy Tuerke of Lorton was
runnerup to the defending ma
tional Corvette champion, jim
Jeffords of Milwaukee, in the
second of the days three races.
Bruce Jennings of Baltimore
and Gene Hobbs Of Wheaton,
Md, were one-two in the first
race, both driving production
Porsches, after Harry Blan-
chard, Greenwich, Conn, blew
his left-rear tire on the third
lap while leading.
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OUTRODE BILL ROLAND
Trainers Hail Shoe
For Derby Victory

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 4
(AP).-The trainers who wit
messed Tony Lees stirring
stretch victory over Sword
Dancer in Saturdays 85th Ken
lucky Derby today agreed that
1t was more a victory for the
Jockey. Willie Shoemaker. than
for the English-bred colt.
Shoemaker had his choice of
riding either Tony Lee or Sword
Dancer. and the handlers think
he could have won with either.
AS it turned out. of course,
Tony Lee beat Sword Dancer
and Jockey Bill Boland by a
scant nose in one of the great
est stretch battles in Derby his
tory.
Tony Lees II -year-old train
er, Frank Childs, said, that
eight inches (the margin OF
victory makes a great horse
out Of Tony Lee. However. I
think that if we had switched
Jockeys with Shoemaker on
Sword Dancer) the other horse
might have won. I'd have to
give it to him"
JoIIey Praises Shoemaker
eff you don't get Shoemaker
1t looks as if you might as well
not rum" said Moody Jolley,
trainer of Ounce, who finished
seventh in the 17-horse field.
"Boland had the race won, but
Shoemaker Just outrode him"
Elliott Burch. trainer OF
Sword Dancer, refused to an
swer when asked if his horse
would have won had Shoe
maker been in the saddle in
place of Bill Boland. Burch
learned only last Monday that
Shoemaker had decided on
Tony Lee instead Of Sword
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04
Michigan Fight Song
Composer Dies at 81

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 4
(AP) Louis Elbel, who COM
posed the University of Michi-
gan's football fight song, is
dead.
Elbel. who composed THE
Victors" after watching Michi-
gan win its first Big Ten foot
ball championship in 1898,
died Saturday night at the Uni
versity of Michigan Medical
Center. He was 80.
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President Names
Prick as Stund-in

President Eisenhower today
designated Baseball Commits
sioner Ford Prick as his per-
sonal representative at Pan
American baseball ceremonies
to be held May IL at Austin,
Tex.
The ceremonies are in con-
nection with an arrangement
under which Texas League and
Mexican League baseball teams
are playing an interleague
schedule this season.
The Nuevo Laredo team,
1858 Mexican League cham
pion. will be playing Austin
May IL.
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PIMLICO

Continued From Page Ais
for the Hollywood Derby in
June.
Pimlico is preparing for a
record breaking crowd. Last
year, the gate appeal of Silky
Sullivan helped attract more
than $4,000 to the Preakness,
won by Calumet Farms ILL
fated Tim Tam. But now the
Pimlico brass is talking in terms
of 10000 or more.
Pimlico is in the midst of
a multi-million dollar improve
ment program and expanded
inf1eld facilities already are
completed. More than 10000
fans are expected to view the
Preakness from this area if the
weather is fair.
And if Tony Lee and Sword
Dancer begin humping in the
stretch, as they did in the
Derby, they will have nearly
as much room for it because
the Pimlico home lane has
been increased to LILO feet,
making it just "a feet shorter
than the Churchill Downs
stretch.
The top attraction today is
the first grass race of the year
in Maryland, the $4,000 Balti-
more Spring Turf Purse. which
drew 10. In the group are six
eligibleS for Saturdays $4,000
Dixie Handicap, including last
years winner of the grass
stakes, Greentree Stables Pop
Corn.
The 5-year-old Greentree
turf specialist is a slight choice
over A Dragon Killer. Pop Corn
has not started since finishing
fifth to Tudor Era in the Hia-
leah Turf Cup in February. A
Dragon Killer. who runs on
grass as well as dirt. was third
in the Laurel Maturity recently.
There was a rumor today at
Pimlico that Bill Hartack would
replace Bill Boland as Sword
Dancers rider in the Freak
ness. Hartack is without a
mount since Easy Spur, whom
he rode to 18th in the Derby
will not start here because Of
a re-injured ankle.
The arrival of Trainer Elliott
Burch of Brookmeade is await
ed to clear up the report.
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Hartack Rides
In Two Races
AtShenandoa|l

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
May 4 Especially Shenandoah
Downs race track enters its first
full week of thoroughbred
racing tonight and is hoping
the appearance of Bill Hartack
will offset some of the COMPETE
ton confronting it.
Shenandoah will be opposed
by the opening of R0secroft
Raceway'S 24-night harness
meeting and Pimlico. which
begins a 12-day stand today.
Hartack, who gained his
early fame at the Charles Town
track. which stands just a few
gallopS from newly-built Shen-
andoah, is listed for two mounts
on the nine-race program, but
may come up with more by post
time.
Hartack will be aboard Free
dom's Folly in the featured
Blue Ridge Purse at 5l2 fur
longs and will return in the
ninth race with Headwin. Both
horses are trained by Norman
Corbin. who helped the con-
troversial rider begin his ca
reer.
Sonny Workman, Washing
tons gift to the Jockeys Hall
of Fame at Pimlico, will be
honored tomorrow night, with
the running of the Sonny
Workman Purse. Sonny will
present a trophy to the win
ming owner.
Bob Leavitt, Shenandoah's
general manager, said today
that a new plan to speed up
the handling of mutuel tickets
will be used tonight. This was
one of several problems the
track ran into during its first
two nights.
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K. of c. Booters
Outscore EIkton

Luis Alas scored five goals as
the Knights Of Columbus soccer
team won the final game of the
Coughlin Trophy competition
by whitewashing Elkton, Md.
60, yesterday at Twenty-third
street and Constitution avenue.
The Knights won the Mary
land-District of Columbia soccer
championship on a total points
basis. The Washington club
had eight goals in the series
and Elkton 4. 1t was the sec
ond straight Coughlin Trophy
win for the Knights.
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St. Anthony HurIer
Shuts Out Carroll

Senior Frank Greenwich
pitched a four-hitter and Earl
Amey crashed a home run in
the third inning yesterday as
st. Anthony defeated Carroll,
30. in a Catholic League game
at Turkey Thicket.
st. Anthony 002 100 O-3
Carroll 600 900 90
Greenwen and Killam; Buelins and
Eudres
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Shenandoah
Scratches

1-Roush Riders, Defenseless, Pam
ion. Native Texan.
South Gate. HopalonE John, Phil
Ranallo. KINGS Jscohy
3-John Weaver. Mays Mint, Ras
Apple. Further Notice.
4-Red Flush
S-Firm stand.
T-Impish Girl.
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Miss Floyd Wins
College Tennis

PHILADELPHIA, May 4
(AP) Donna Floyd. a fresh
man at William a. Mary won
the 18th annual Middle State
intercollegiate tennis cham
pionship yesterday by defeat
ing Carol LeCato, Ursinus Col
lege senior from Haddonfleld,
N. j., 6-1. 6-1.
1t was the third time that
Miss LeCato finished runnerup
for the title. Miss Floyd is the
first William & Mary student
to win the title since 1947.
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10 none 'e out when winning runs
scored: Cincinnati, 27-15. DP-zim-
mer to Neal to Larker; Larker to
thinner to Larker; Lawrence to Nc
MILAN to Robinson: Temple to Nc
Millan to Robinson; Thomas to Temple
to Robinson; Robinson to Mcmillan to
Mabe LOB-Los Angeles. 8; Cincin-
natl, q.
%b-Moon, Fairly, Larker. HR-
Moon, thinner, PinSon, Lynch. ST.
Lynch
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Js Eson faced two batters in 7th
faced one batter in 10th,
faced one batter in 10th
Winner--Face, 800. Loser-Bros-
nan, t0-3).
WP-Bronsnan U-Gorman. Bog
CESS Landes and Sudol T-2:4S.
SECOND GAME
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CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA
100 orc O0a-4
100 Ol0 12x-5

E-Fernandez. Bouche. Dark. S.
taylor. PO-A-Chieago, 24-5: Phila-
delphla, 27-S. LOB-chicago. q. Phil
adelphia, Z.
2b-Banks. 3b-T. Taylor. Bouchee,
Post Hrs TAYLOR SB-G' Andef.
son. sF-Fernandez, Ashburn.
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CISCO MILWAUKEE

Totals 32 4 8 4 Totals "a ola 9
Doubled for Pafko in 5th; 2.Flied
out for Worthington in eth.
SAN FRANCISCO 200 loo l00-4
MILWAUKEE, 100 $50 O2X-s
Z Rogers, Spencer PO-A-San
Francisco GALL. Milwaukee 27-l0.
DIP Rodgers, Spencer and Cepeda ..
LOR-San Francisco ,, Milwaukee g.
2b-Davenport. Tore. HR-Mays
Spencer. Rodgers, AKRON >, Crsndall.
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Winner-Msbe ED. Loser-Labine
90 -
HBP-By Williams CPinSon). u
more. T-2:31,
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rolala ah 4i0A Telah ao B

Totals rs 4iOA Totals no 50 9
Struck ont for doryl IN Bth, .
struck. out for BuEhardt IN 9TH! 3
POPPED I'd for FARRELL In nth. Z struck
out for Fernandez In 9th.
CHICAGO OOs Oio Oot.-4
PHILADELPHIA O0i geo OOO-3
- walls PO-A - Chicago. s5.Q;
Philadelphia, g7-in. LOB - ChlcaEo
10; Philadelphia, n
eb-Thomson. Bouehee f2l HR-
Fernandez, BuKhardt aF-Thomson.
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ORIOLES, 4; WHITE sox, Z
CnIcA0O

Totals ~ 4i04 Totals 30 ?
/ Nh Home run for Donovan In sthi
: Ran for Triandot IN 9TH.
BALTIMORE - 600 Dol 0l0 -
CHICAGO 49, OiO 900 0i0 o.
Ten innings.
E-None. PO-A-Baltimore 30-i3:
Chicago, a0-tg. DP--Fox 70 Aparicio
10 Jackson, Gardner 20 Carrasauel 70
Bnyd; Carrasauel to Gardner; Gardner
10 Boyd LOB-Baltimore z; Chieago,
IL
70 - Woodling Fox, Boyd, HR =
Jackson, Romano, Gardner, carrasauel
SB--Gardner. S-CarrasqueL
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SECOND GAME

Winner Buzhardt u-2). Loser-Far-
rell tO-2l
U--smith, Dascoli, seeory and Dix
on. T-o.4T
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PITTSBURGH
ST. LOUIS
Game suspended

Game suspended
F-None. PO-A-St. Louis, 1873:
PITTSBURGH. 21-l0 DP-Foiles unas-
sisted Hoax to Mazeroski to Stuart.
LOB-St Louis l Pittsburgh. 4
eb-Grammas, Hemus, Foiles. 3D.
Hoax
Blavlock - & ]
Daniels 3
HBP-Hemus (by Daniels U-Bog-
gees andes, Sudol and German. T.
1.36 A-26,0S0
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Appeared To- Thomas IN 5th. .
Struck out for Hanebrink in eth: 3
sale on error Tor Gomez In eth, I Sim
Sler Tor ElSton in 9th; 5 Filed out for
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winner-McDevitt U-O). Loser
Nuxhall U-D.
U-Jackowski. Crawford, Delmore
--I Barlick. 7. 2;42. Az, 962.
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Antnnelli. t3-2l.
HBP-by Shipley tBurdette). u
Donatelli, Burkhart, Venom and Con-
land. T-2:0a. A-22. Oil.
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Totals 40 3 3 Totals 81 4l24

IUIaM III . . IUVNIs ~ 2
Singled for B. G, Smith in 18th:
for Law in eth; 4 Ran for Burgess
IL 10th
ST LOUIS 600 020 100 0-3
PITTSBURGH 49, 600 020 100 IA
E-cimoli, Stuart .. Mazeroski.
PO-A st Louis. 29-l4 1.-TWO out when
winning run scored: Pittsburgh, 30
IL DIP -Musial to Gramrnas to Mu-
sial; B. G Smith to H Smith: Boyer
TO Musisl MaZeroski to Stuart. LOB
st. louis, 10; Pittsburgh. Q.
2b-Musial. Groat, virdon C2). 3b
White. MaZeroski.
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PIRATES, Al; CARDS, 81
PITTSBURGH
ST. LOUIS

Second game called in 9TH inning
because Of Sunday curfew; to be COM
nlofad Tttpa
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BRAVES, 9; GIANTS, 4

Mas, u-2).
wP-Mossi. BERRY, Honochiek,
Flaherty and Umont. TAO.
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IRACkMAN AT
SHENANDOAH DOWNS
Decree. Defenseless. BelloScope.
Posses, Fast Spin. Chan.
3-Brieht Bindo. John Weaver, Sour
Note
Piping Pride. Cooler Cob. Master
Painter
S-Raccoon, Islander. Cory.
S-Mimada. Away Shegoes. Oceu Pet
I-Nourmahsl. Crying Jas, Jean
Ann II
s-FREEDoMs FOLLY, one Putt.
Ware.
e-Hesdvind. Pistol Shot. Mr.. FritL
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Totals rs 2sl Totals "a Sos
/ Called out on strikes for Kubek
in Attn. . Lined nut for Kucks In 5th;
2 Doubled for Coates IN eth; = Lined
ITO double play for Monroe In 9th.
NEW YORK 600 100 100
DETROIT go 400 300 l0x--S
s4-lO; Detroit, o5-if. DP-Yost to
Boiling TO Osborne: Boiling to Bridges.
JOB-New York. z; Detroit. &.
2b-Carey. HR-Yost, Maxwell t3).
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AS. ]; RED SOX, 3


Totals 70 3 = 3 TOlals "a u
] Popped out for ?. Sullivan in 4th;
/ . Singled for Williams In 9TH: Ran
| for Ward in 9th; Grounded out for
MOnbououette in It'll.
KANSAS CITY los OF 0Ox-7
E-MalEone .. PO-A--Boston 2f-12.
Kansas City 25-9. DP-Malzone. Run
nels and Gernert. Runnels, Buddin and
Gernert: Terry, DeMaestri and simp-
son LOB-Boston 3, Kansas City Q.
/ HR-Maris, Malone. ,, Cerv.
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SECOND GAME
Los ANGELES CINCINNATI

Totals SO 2 90 Total 81 100
! Struck out for Repulski in sixth:
Flied out for Acker in seventh;
SINGLED for Rudolph in ninth
Los ANGELES - 100 100 002-7
CINCINNATI 600 900 1901
E-McDevitt, Robinson, Nuxhall.
eO-A-Los Angeles 27-13. Cincinnati
era DP-McDeyitt Neal and Hodges.
LOB-Los Angeles :, Cincinnati, 3.
2b-Pinson .. Mcmillan .. HR-
Stray. SB-Hodges S-Furillo
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winner-Loes. t2-D. Loser-Lown,
u-l.
U -Shylak, Mckinley and Soar. 7
-osa9 Ali oOS
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Blavlock
DALAI
REDLEGs, 81; DODGERS, 81
FIRST GAME
LOS ANGELES CNCINNA'

Totals 80 3 6 3 Totals 90 8 s 81
| Flied out for Drysdale in eth; |
. Grounded out for Lawrence in sth.
LOS ANGELES 600 0O1 2O0--3
CINCINNATI - 10l 600 1875 |
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ROSECROFT
GRADED
HANDICAPS

Monday, May
First Night Of a 2i-NiGht Meeting
Post Time, SEQ PM.
Daily Double Closes $40 PM.
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Totals . " > 50 Totals 90 Z -
walked for Richardson IN 9th; ?
Filled out for Larsen IN 9th,
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Alsn eIieihIe. Decree FFarINckl I'VE
.psmion mo Bow ITO; xNative Texan
Gerkinl 1l5; Eternal Path Giddlel
is.
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TIGERS, as; YANKEES, ~

nav YoRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-04

arey. HR-Yost. Maxwell lsl.
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SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HANDICAPS
Weather Clear. Track Fast
1oet Ttune -.fS PM

FIRST RACE - Purse, 1000; T.
sr-olds and up. claiming; fur
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also eliqible: South Gate tSollars)
II5' Hopslong John mo Boy 100;
Phil Ranallo mo Boy 100; King s
Jacoby mo Boy) 100.
Evening star., 1959-12-02
OM $3.50 AM EVERYTHING new AND IN ORIGINAL CARTONS
AUTOMATIC WASHERS

329.S5 Norse-2 Cycle 1925
1895 Norge, 2 Cycle,
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239.S5 Hotpoint, , Cycle I79 .99s
1885 Whirlpool. z Cycle lse. .ooa
291.S3 Whirlpool Svdsmissr, l99 .9os
Including Loeel Delivery, Normal
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! Ieor Service
PORTABLE TELEXIsIoN
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CONSOLE TELEXIsIoN
CLEANERS

IneIUding 20 OoYs Service
No Down poymsnt-eosy Terms on
Woshers, Dryers. Rsfriserotors. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
July u

7-PeopIe's Choice. Comedy.
jackie Cooper stors.
9-I've Got q Secret. Panel.
GoY Moore, host.
1000
4-This Is Your Life.
Ted Lewis is tonioht's subject.
tRepeot.)
5-Roeket Squad. Detective.
Reed HodIey stors.
"Wednesday Night Fights.
Eddie Mochen vs. Reuben Vargas.
Ten rounds. Heovyweiohts. Port
land, Greg.
9-CircIe TheoteF. Drama.
! Hour. The House Of Cords"
The story of compuIsive oom-
bier shows how obsessiVe oombIinq
con destroy its victims. ST Ook-
lond tRepeot)
1890
4-U. S. MorshoI. Western.
John Bromfleld stors.
5-0ffieioI Defective. Crime.
Everett Sloane stors.
10:45
7-Joseph MeCoffrey. News.
1850
7-Sports. News. Weather.
SieeeI. Make. Allen.
1900
4-News and LocoI News.
Horkness. Ward.
5-StorIisht Theoter. Movie.
IA Hours. "Thot Way With
Women" l947. Dane Clark,
Martha Mixers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-19
Program Listings WEDNESDAY

9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd. Douglas. Doniels.
Hos
7-Code Three. Police.
"Horbor Incident" Christopher
Dark.
11:15
4-News. Weather. Sports.
Rosh. Forester. Simpson.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. THE White Cliffs of
Dover" 1914. An American girl
morries on English lord He dies
ond the story follows her life.
Irene Dunno, Peter Lowford.
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ll:30

11:30
4-Joek Pear Show. Variety.
7-Crime Doctor. Mystery.
Crime Doctors Monhunt." WoT-
ner Boxter.
1890
5-Thousht for the Doy.
l2:45
1.-The Lords Prayer.
100
4-Inspirotion.
9-Medifotion. Weather.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-15

Cal Stanton Is at home recup-
Grating from an operation on his
back MIR. and Mrs. Cal Stanton
and family are in their new
home on Chardon Windsor Rd.
A new family has moved into
the Cope's apartment, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Pacinda and family,
Sharon 7, boy 4 and a daugh-
ter l. The Pacinda's are from
Orwell.
Monday visitors at the Kenneth
Groff's home were Mrs. Della
Kellogg, June Kellogg and dau-
ghter, Mrs. Frank Stanek a n d
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Hunt
and family were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. Lee Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg
and family were Saturday eve
ming visitors at the home of Eve
rett Hunt.
Sunshine Unlimited is forming
a Hobby Club. They will be wea-
wing baskets. Instructions will
be free. Call Myrtle Gernentz or
Willie Horvath for more infor-
nation.
Donna Fendrich has the chick.
en- pox.
Ralph RAIDER is convalescing
at home after having pneumonia.
Dennis McNish Is home from the
hospital.
Mr.. John Kerkes came home
last Sunday from the hospital
where he had an operation. Mr..
Kerkes is resting at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Kiesner
entertained their daughter and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mel.
uch of Kentucky, New Years
Day.
The Sunshine Unlimited are
collecting Used clean wearable
1 clothing. This will be going or
all year. You can take clothing
Ito Mrs. John Seliskar or cal
| 66429.
The March of Dimes" drive
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-01-15
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has commenced for 1859.
Workers for the drive are Mrs.
Julian Bitner, Mrs. Harold Adam
Mrs. George Pilarczyk, Mrs. Har
shell McGannon, Mrs. John Sells
kar, Mrs. Tony Zalar, Mrs. Park
Thurling, Mrs. Frank Stanek,
Mrs. John Loze.
Your local chairman Mrs. FL
win Adams will give a complete
Salary of Caretaker Less With
list of workers next week.
Mr.. Lee Hunt from Florida is
staying at Raymond Beardsleys
home. ..........-....
Mrs. Frank Adams is home
from Corey Clinic. She is doing
fine, but will have to be off her
injured side for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LoZe and
family entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Patchin and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Mansfield a n d
family on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lillian Anderson returned
to school, from her holiday vaca-
ton wearing an engagement,
ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe White are
staying at the Paul Calkins home
Mrs. Jennie zalar is fighting
a cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Motil are
parents to a second son born
Jan 13. Ella Mae and son are at
Corey Hospital. e
Sharon and Rockann Morrison
have the chicken pox.
The material for the gym cei-
ling has arrived. The school Bo-
ard has hired professional wor-
kers to do the job.
The School Board has taken
under council the necessity poin-
ting and extensive repairs t o r
our school.
There was no classes held Mo-
nday Jan. 5 because of Bus trou-
BILE and Jan. 8 because of furna-
ce trouble. Also PIC. was can
celled until further notice.