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VIRGINIA

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WISH TO INvEsl ali cash II
houses, apis or lots By Aug 81
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YOU RING-WIII, RRTNC;
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44U1ACy IIIOOI1 OUUUdSC
This home offers ideal living fol
the couple starting out in life
g bedrooms and den, 2l-ft. Twins
room with fireplace. lS-ft. rear
screened porch. on fenced lot;
full price FLA appraised at Sl3,.
500: $500 down.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
tcoNrlNUEpl
THE HIGHEST

COLLIER a vodEE, tn. 2.saOs
UNDER ND. $4,000. will pay cash.
west D. area, or nearby Beth,
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MY WIFE SAYS

Buy this one for in
vest emit. ! say,
Cant do - clients
come first" All-brick
construction with
three large bedrooms,
fireplace; oil hot-air
heat; this Colonial is
set upon one Of the
incest lawns you have
ever seen. And at
the end of the rear
lawn, a gently flow-
ing, babbling brook.
Suburban living and
yet close to Seven
Corners shopping and
schools. Only S1g,-
500, with negotiable
financing.
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FAlRFAX-ia acre: beaut. mod
home; . bedrms. and bath
shrubbery; kennel run: Il mi.
d. c. All nice homes: peri. To-
cation Sl4,950. Excel. CT loan.
4'e. Mr.. GRIMES, CIR. $4,000
CD
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Vienna Woods

W ONNNO
g. bedrm. rambler, completely re-
decorated, large lot, big trees;
dead-end street,
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LAKE BANCROFT

$36,850
6O-f.. white brick rambler, entrance foyer.
fireplace in 20-ft living room: iOxi3 dining
room. dream gSl, kitchen; large bedrooms, 3 tiled
recreation room, 20-ft. screened porch; car
port Dashboard hot-water heat Open sat and
Sun. / pm. It'll dark. From Memorial Bridge
drive out Arlington blvd, 70 30 Corners" bear
right up of blvd. to trafhc light left, then
miles to Dearborn dr., left to house No. 20
on right. ia 4-6060.
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C'EST MAGNIFIQUE!

You'll run out Of adjectives
when you inspect this we'll
constructed beautiful. 3-bed-
room, 2Ia-bath brick RAM
bier in Stratford Hills.
There's a lovely carpeted
center-hau entrance and
39-ft. living-dining room
overlooking wooded back
yard with lots of azaleaS:
super convenient kitchen
with breakfast nook, full
basement with fireplace and
garage; walk to new York
town High. S35,950.
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Highway KE. S-535t
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Ing lot. 1 bedrms., unusual kitch-
en-, plus library with fireplace.
You may inspect by calling ia.
5-l55O, ATLAS REALTY CO.,
475l Lee hwy. corner Glebe rdD &.
FAIRFAX : Lovely rambler, air
CONDITIONED: Sep. din; rm' den,
R fs9SSs S Sams a aTnn Tth 'i t2ai
trees, grape arbor, garden, tool
shed. fenced; will try FLA with
$500 down; total price, Sl5,95O.
A. & @. REALTY, JE. 4-0433.
FAIRFAX--lO acres; S-rm. Colo
NAL house; bedrms, "a baths,
fun bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. garage
and lFe. barn. NJ; Centreville.
$50, 900. Call OWNER, BR. s.
FAlRFAX-ia acre; beaut. mod
home; . bedrms. and bath
shrubbery; kennel run: Il mi.
d. c. All nice homes; peri. To-
cation; Sl4,950, Excel. GI loan.
4's. Mr.. GRIMES, CIR. $4,000
or CIR. 3-4460.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA. Jefferson
.Village area; price Sl1,60O. .
bedrm bungalow on beautiful
shady I4-acre lot. Clean and
pretty. Reasonable FILA terms.
About $3.50 down and low monthly
payments. REIBLE AGENTS, ia.
7-G5l5, IA. s-46.S.
FAIRFAX. by OWNER. = Brick
finished bSmt.; I'm. rec, rm.
fenced yard; wired for air cond
Close to public and parochial
schools. Option to buy swim pool
membership. S15,950. CIR 3-5355
FAIRFAX
Used to the very, very
best? Really moved up in
the world? Take that next
big necessary step and view
this positively magnificent
new prestige property. En-
trance way to 24Xl6-ft. liv.
rm.. .l6xl6-ft. din. rm. with
t1repl. and q view overlook
ing the water, 4 bedrms., 3
baths, maids rm.. 30x26-ft.
rec. rm. with bar. Pine
paneled den, firepls. in all.
$4,000 down. Price, $40
500. Immed. possession.
Shown by appointment by
phoning JE. $4,000.
Artists retreat on Q acres
including h-acre springfield
lake. A true contemporary
consisting of est. liV. rm.,
formal din. rm., center hall.
3 bedrms., baths. full bsmt.
with rec. rm., oil heat, =
car carport. rear porch. va
cant. Just wonderful for re-
tired couple. Lots Of pri-
yacy. Terms to be qualified
buyer. Price, S3S,500. Act
today JE. 10000. VIM. A.
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
1Ql w. Broad St, Falls
Church, Va.
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SPRINGFIELD
DREAMY EYED
Youth be, when you see this en-
chanting rambler, set in its own
park-like, handicapped grounds: 4
bedrms., firepl, carport, fenced
yard for the Riddles, or pets. Walk
to school, bus, church. Only $1,000
On, your smaller house in trade
or you may assume a large CT
loan. OPEN TODAY AND SUN, :
TIL DARK. 1916 ESSEX ST, OF
call now to be the first to see It'll
COLONIAL
A, reas. On. pymt. and assume q
large CT loan. Recently redecorat-
ed, 3-bedrm. brick with scr. side
prch. and fenced I'd. Priced right
at $4,000. You can make your
own terms. Trades accepted. OPEN
TO-DAY AND SUN, 2 TIL DARK
5907 GRAYSON ST, or call
FLEETWOOD REALTY
FL. ASSOC
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Lake Bancroft
NROnHnNY
Contemporary


Bi-Level
on Ice. cool wooded lot, Features 3
bedrmS, plus space for 4th, 3 baths
huge family LOUNGE I'm, wipic
window and firepl., mod. equip.
kitch., gar, patio. Open House
sat, Sun. pm. at 500 whispering
lane.
Miller Real Estate Co.
CAPT. MILLER USING lret.l Broker
IA. 4-4252 CLa $4,000
AURORA HILLS AREAS bedrm,
"a bath brick Colonial wifull
bsmt., center-hall entr.; lge. din,
rm. and kit. Level lot w/det
garage Walk TO Pentagon and
new Gunston Jr High Sch. SIS
500 FLA loan avail. to qualified
MoN1RAN REALTY. OF. 4-7oOO
BREN MAR PARK-Brk. rambler.
Three bedrms., full bsmt with
rec rm., other extras; assume CT
loan; sale by OWNER. FL. 4-S712
BUCKNELL HEIGHTS, 3-bedrm.
semidetaehed: large fenced yard;
near new elementary and high
schools, community swimming pool
finished rec. rm. Open Sun. TO
q pm, HOS Canterbury lane,
owner. 90, S-S49a.
BY OWNER, LANGLEY FOREST
tnear Mclean. Va)-Semi con-
temporary. 3-bedrm.. @-bath Gus
tom-built ranch house OF brick
and stone. Situated on 1-acrt
wooded and Handicapped lot. Com
p,etely Anchor fenced. Reverse
plan-Thermopane, paneled walls
in halls. living room, dining room
and den. Stone firepl. Completely
equip. Hotpoint kit. Beauty-craft
cabinets, heavy cork floors. large
util, rm., earport. tool house;
and new Circumferential upon
completion. S29,S50, min. $4,000
cash. No agents. Ell. 6-4497.
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81 1 S0f

80 acres with beautiful oak trees
This 2-bedroom home Is Just fol
Real Estate Service, Inc.
LA r-nnAn Eueninns La ASRrr
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FALLS CHURCH
4-BEDRM.
nAnH nnR

See this good buy in an all-brk Il.
full-bsmt. home Selling below
the FILA 30-yr. appraisal Situ-
ated in wooded area. Surrounded
by attractive homes. $1,000 down,
SIPS per mo. total.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1:30-7:30
Dir: Rt. Z to West st.. left to
Poplar drive, left to Timber lane,
left to 601.
MunSon Realty, JE. 2-0699
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

VIENNA WOODS, yacAnt--;l-bed-
rms, full bsmt, Si6,O5O. Occup.
pend. FILA, OWNER, DU. b-05i8.
VIENNA; avail, Sept. lO-3-bedrm
rambler: de luxe kit, full bsmt. ;
centrally loo. Assume Ice Az 20
OF loan total payments sos mo J
BY OWNER. S16,75O. DU. b-b332
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YOUR GUIDE TO
BETTER LIVING
AREAs INDICATED ARE GENERALl
ALEXANDRIA

$1,000
Older home; living room, fireplace, equipped
kitchen, . bedrooms. full bath. utility room,
est. recreation room in full basement;
screened front porch; storm windows, doors;
barbecue patio fenced yard, of-street park
ing. Walk to bus, shop, schools XII. $500.
$27,950
4-bedroom .split-level: select area Formal
dining room, fireplace, up-to-the- minute kitchen.
dishwasher and disposal, 3 baths basement,
finished recreation room. XII. $500.
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LYON VILLAGE

$4,000
.616 N. 18th St., Arlington
Looking for convenience. Lovely
Cape Cod; nice shrubbery; small
lot. Practically no grass to cut
yet has look and feel OF large
estate. : bedrooms with expansi-
Die md floor. FLA approved
terms; low down payment.
Open Sat. and Sun, / to 6 PM.
ANNANDALE ASSOCIATES, INC,
CT. 6-2S00 16'
MANASSAS PARK-No money dn..
$40 mo-: 2-bedrm bunga,, ex-
pandable attic, JE. 2-7135.
MANASSAS PARK; SS,5OO-2-b bed
rm, Cape Cod. Assume CT loan.
-. .5t mo. incl. all. By OWNER,
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1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, Virginia
King 8-2320
Lee Highway (Rte. 29-21I)
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
U. S.. ] at Route 1913
Woodbridge, Virginia
Dial 703-GypSy 4-6090
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GROVETON
S1aQ5n

4-bedroom brick split-levels; ia baths, outside
entrance basement, 26xl3 recreation room,
to bus, shop, schools Open Sat and Sun
l PM I'll dark: South on U: s. No. l, mile
to Oak drive. left to Martin at. and left to
houses. SO. 5000.
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MARIAN FOREST

Quick sale. S26,95O, $4,000 down.
ga baths. 3 bedrms., rec. rm.,
scr. porch, 2 firepls., gar, de luxe
kitS 3 yrs. old. so. 5-S623.
MCLEAN h-story; 3 bedrms
bath, bsmt., storm win. garage,
l9-tt. freezer. $3.50 dn,: S74 Oe
incl. pitt. Total S12,S5O. Ell
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clearance areas with the same
conditions under which land
is sold or leased to private de-
velopers.
The RIA has so far made
available no land to the public
housing agency. However, the
RIA has programmed some
public housing in its North
west urban renewal plan.
The Commissioners approved
a committee proposal that the
NCHA apply to the Public
Housing Administration for
exemptions from the $1,000
per dwelling unit limitation on
public housing. The NCHA has
found construction of larger
units very difficult under this
limitation.
The Commissioners said flu
ture proposals to buy existing
apartment projects for use as
public housing would continue
to be considered on the merits
Of each case. The Commission
ers explained that refusal to
approve two such requests by
the public housing agency in
the past did not constitute a
policy against such proposals.
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Public Housing
Boost 0kayed

Proposals for a broader pub
lie housing program-utilizing
slum clearance to provide sites
for new projects and rehabili-
tation Of older homes for large
families-have been approved
by the District Commissioners.
Recommendations approved
by the Commissioners yester-
day were submitted to them
last February by a special COM
mittee on public housing cites.
The public housing program
for some time has been faced
with shortage Of sites on which
to build new projects.
The Commissioners also APP
proved a recommendation that
the District Redevelopment
Land Agency make available
to the National Capital Hous-
ing Authority sites in slum
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Arlingtonions to Give
School Budget Views

Arlington County residents
will be given a chance this year
to tell the school board what
they want before any work Il
started on the 1901 school
budget.
A "pre-budget" hearing wai
announced today as an innova-
ton. The public hearing will be
held at 1880 pm. December 8 al
Gunston Junior High School.
Before proposing school ex-
penditures for next year, the
school board and school admin
istration want to know just
what the citizens expect and are
willing to pay for In school
services" Supt. Ray e. Reic
said.
II believe 1t is practical ant
realistic for citizen groups Il
present their ideas on schoo
costs in advance. before tn,
first draft Of the budget is pre-
pared" Mr.. Reid said.
Mr.. Reid is required to pre-.
sent a preliminary budget u
the school board early in thu
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heart of Maryland's lusr
dairy country.
Mr.. Masser, who has seen So
of the 81 annual fairs at this
location, took first prize with a
display of farm and garden
products from his 100-acre
farm near here. His exhibit
dazzled the eye: Yellow corn
gourds in shades of green and
yellow, cleaning red Jonathan
apples, golden Hubbard squash
that wasn't gold at all but bril-
liant orange, plus tawny Au-
tumn hues in bins Of oats
wheat, rye, barley and clover
seed.
He was kind of angry last
year." whispered an acquaint-
ance. He didn't have labels or
his exhibits, and he only man.
aged to win q fourth"
Neat signs were visible ir
his current display, and Mr.
Masser's year-old disappoint-
ment vanished when the blue
ribbon was placed in the mid.
die Of his small domain. He
also receives a 500 check fol
tirSt place before r. fair ends
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Soldier Killed
In Car Crash

An Army master sergeant
was killed today and 4 second
man critically injured In a
head-on collision in the 27O0
block of rain-slick Route l In
Fairfax County.
The Penn-Daw Rescue Squad
identified the victim as M/Sergt.
Albert Robert Kurtz. 80. of
106 jenkins court. Manassas
Park. Va.
Critically injured was w. II.
Bailey. IS. Of 20 West Masonic
View drive. Alexandria.
Each driver was alone in his
car. the rescue squad reported.
Mr.. Bailey suffered possible
fractures, head and chest IN
juries. and multiple cuts. ac-
cording to Alexandria Hospi-
tai. where he was taken.
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In a dairying county such as
this one, the COW reigns SUI
preme. And hundreds Of loyal
young subjects, all members Of
All clubs, are permitted to
close their school books and de-
vote their full time to their
cattle at the fair.
Viewed from almost any
aspect, the production at the
fairgrounds was guaranteed to
keep record numbers Of spec
tators busy and happy through
Saturday, its closing day. En-
tertainment was available in
traditional style on the mid
way, where you could step right
up and see the girly show, ad-
mire the wild animals or look
down on most Of the county
from an inexpensive box seat
In the ferris wheel.
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spring. The school board will
continue It's policy of holding
q public hearing on the budget
before 1t is transmitted to the
county governing body March
is. In addition. there will be
another public hearing on the
combined school and general
county budgets before the tax
rate is set.
Mr.. Reid said all recommen-
dations must be presented in
writing at the December 3
hearing.
The Montgomery County
School Board last week inaugu-
rated the same type Of program,
conducting hearings In advance
of budget preparations.
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opment in a pattern of Com
centric rings" around the Ma
tons Capital.
Another question raised by
Mr.. Frosh was whether county
heads should favor apartment
construction or plan for a con-
tinuation of the present pre-
ponderance of single-family
dwellings. He urged the coun-
Gil to schedule a public hear
ling at which county civic
groups could submit their ideas
on future county growth.
Objections Voiced
Several council members
voiced objections to the recon-
mendation. Council President
Stella B. Werner said a hear
ing has to have q basis"
In another policy discussion
council members agreed on
general rules of procedure to
apply to council appointments.
State Central Committees for
the Democratic and Republican
Parties in the county win be
asked to recommend more than
one person for pending appoint.
ments. In addition. the council
will make a public announce
ment Of upcoming vacancies to
be filled by appointment in
order to give civic groups an
opportunity to submit recon-
mendations.
The move ends the monopoly
on nominations to key public
jobs previously held by the
county's Democratic and Re-
publican State Central Com
mittees.
Last month, after q clash with
William A. Quinlan, member Of
the appeals board. the council
asked Republican Chairman
David Scull for three names
from which the governing body
could select a successor to Mr..
Quinlan when his term expired.
Mr.. Scull recommended only
Mr.. Quinlan, a Republican.
The council reappointed Mr..
Quinlan, but indicated then it
would change the traditional
system for job nominations.
Handbills Curbed
In other business. the council:
!. Passed an ordinance pro-
hibiting the placing or throw
ing Of advertising handbills or
other "throwaways" in automo-
biles. The ordinance will not
apply to religious or political
handbills placed in stationary
vehicles by established organ
izations.
2. Formally approved amend
ments to the county taxicab
ordinance changes which
tighten county supervision Of
texicab operation and owner
ship.
3. Approved the expenditure
of $500 for a 1.4-acre tract
to be added to the Wheaton
Regional Park. Previous land
purchases for the 494-acre
Wheaton park total 306 acres.
Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
officials have stated land pur-
chases for the park are to be
completed within six months.
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provisions touching on budget
procedures.
The problem was spotlighted
sharply early this year when
County Manager M. l.. Reese
and the council agreed that
Mr.. Reese would not revise the
$53.2 million Board Of Educa-
ton budget proposal in his
preparation of the managers
budget. The council may de-
crease the managers spending
proposal by a 4-to-3 majority
vote but may add to it or in
crease items only by a 5-to-2
ballot.
Prior to last springs budget
consideration, the manager had
made substantial cuts in three
of the four school budgets sub
mitted to him.
State Law Involved
The legal problems, County
Attorney Alfred H. Carter said.
involve a State law which pre-
scribes that school budgets be
submitted directly to "the
county commissioners" (the
County CounciD and the
charter provision which defines
the managers budget author
ity.
Recently, the County Council
for Better Education, an or
ganization which advocates a
conservative approach to
school spending. criticized Mr..
Reese's action last spring in
keeping hands OF the school
budget.
Yesterdays policy resolution
by the council sought to an
swer this objection by the es-
tablishment Of q new budget
procedure.
The policy was adopted by q
81 vote. The dissent was cast
by Councilman Jerry T. VIII
liams, who said council should
get a ruling from the Mary
land attorney general before
taking action.
The plan is to have the
school budget submitted di-
rectly to the council. The coun-
Gil then win refer the school
budget to the manager for his
advisory" recommendations.
Presumably, the manager later
will submit to the council two
methods of funding the overall
county budget-one based on
the school boards original pro-
posal, the second based on his
own ommenQatlonS.
Land Planning Assailed
In another matter. Council
man Stanley B. Frosh charged
that the council has failed to
determine a policy for future
county land planning and
growth.
I'VE should determine If we
want the county to expand as
rapidly as surveys indicate it
will" Mr.. Frosh told fellow
council members.
He said regional plans pre-
pared by nearby Maryland
planners (the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
. ming Commission) apparently
are "predicated on the devel-
g opment of satellite communi-
ties" while area highway plans
seem to look forward to devel-
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Lions TO Hear StotIer

Bryan Stotler, Lions Club
district governor, will speak to
the Seven Corners Lions Club
at 1880 pm. tomorrow at the
Howard Johnson's Restaurant
In Falls Church.
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Foil Fashions Show

A fall fashion show will be
sponsored by the ladies aux
iliary to the Landover Hills
MD Volunteer Fire Depart
ment at 8:l5 O'Clock tonight
In the Landover Hills Fire
Hall.
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Frederick Fair Opens,
= Bigger, as Usual
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS
star stan writer

FREDERICK Md, Sept. 30-Nothing much has changed
Frederick Fair in the last SO
there is more of 1t.
Such word Of John Masser, "a, who has blue rib
bon show for his farming efforts at the veday some
thing everybody which opened yesterday in the
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Scholarship Club

The Massachusetts, Scholar
ship Club Of Washington will
meet at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night at 1900 North Highland
street, Arlington
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Council Trims Reese's
School Budget Powers

Montgomery County Council members yesterday eliminated
the county debatabe authority to make school
budget cuts which be overdden only by 5o2 council
vote.
BY their action county sought to clarity shadow
apparent conflict between Maryland law charter
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-07-23
Little Leaguers
Split With Elida
And Lafayette

Bluffton Little Leaguers split
a pair of games last week, de-
feating Lafayette 9-8 and losing
to Elida 10-6. d..
Elida gunned IL hits off Bluff
ton pitcher Mike Reichenbach
while the Bluffton team added
only seven in his support.
Reichenbach got one of the hits
himself. The biggest slugger was
Larry Crow with a double and
two singles. Doug Browne and
Steve Clark each had a triple and
John Mericle had a single in the
Bluffton assault.
Every player in a Bluffton uni
form saw action in the defeat of
Lafayette last Wednesday. The
regulars ran up a quick 81 lead
then sat back and rested while
the rest of their teammates saw
action.
Bluffton needed only nine hits
for their nine runs. Lafayette did
even better, scoring their eight
runs on only six hits.
Clark had a home run, Earl
Dean Bixel hit a triple, Sam
Reineke a double, Tom AugS-
burger three singles, Crow two
singles, and Mike Reichenbach q
single.
Allen county tournament draw
ings were held Monday evening
| in Beaverdam. First game for
the local team will be against
Elida at s p. m. on August 4.
The double elimination tourna.
ment will be held in Ada this
year.
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Mems Camp Set
In Early August

The annual mems camp at All
Camp Palmer, on Harrison lake
near Fayette, Ohio, will be held
Saturday and Sunday, August l
and 2.
All men from Allen, Auglaize,
Defiance, Paulding, Henry, Put
nam and Van Vert counties are
invited to participate. Enrolment
will be taken in the Agricultural
Extension Service offices in each
county.
A rotating trophy is awarded
to the county that collects the
most points in planned recrea-
tional contests. Counties compete
in trap shooting, softball, volley-
ball, shuffleboard, horse shoe
pitching, tug of war and SWIM
ming pool contests. Van Vert
county has won this trophy
every year since 1949, although
Allen county missed by only five
points last year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-07-23
Pee Wee Scores

Tri County Pee Wee League
scores from games played on
Wednesday, July Is.