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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Marooned Geaugans Join Hands
to Struggle Thru Muddy Roads

get in to put out the fire
Mrs. M. E. Fedorka, also
of Sherman Rd., said t h a t
with the friendly help of the
whole neighborhood tn y
weren't at all worried. Her
two sons are walking part
way to school, she said but
1.-The exercise is doing them
good"
A man that Mrs. Krajzel,
Sherman Rd., wished to con-
graduate is county Sheriff's
deputy w. D. Davis W h o m
they said was using his per-
sonal Jeep on his own time
to lend a helping hand to the
people in trouble. He is said
to have pulled many C ars
from the mud.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Mrs. H.KingS
Geanga Record
Ad Sold Couch

The Geauga Record had a
telephone call last Friday
from Mrs. Harvey King, 102
Tilden Ave-, Chardon, thank
ing the newspaper for quick
results she had from an ad-
vertisement which appeared
in the classified section on
Thursday, March 81.
Mrs. Tilden's Want Ad was:
LARGE DAVENPORT
day bed. Cotton felt
upholstery. Reasonably
priced. 102 Tilden Ave.
Avenue 6-1305.
The first person to apply at
her home bought the item
Mrs. Tilden said, paying cash
on the spot. She remarked
that she had good results like
this in the past.
A Want Ad in the classifi-
ed section of the Geaug Rec.
ord can make money for you,
too. Call Avenue 6-4116 and
ask for classified.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Chardon Jail
Condemned by
Grand

The county Grand Jury a.
gain has condemned the Cha
rdon county jail saying it
should be rebuilt as close to
the village as possible. In a
session Monday the Jury
agreed with the findings Of
the previous Grand Jury and
later urged County Commits
sioners to again submit the
question of a new jail to the
voters this fall in the form
Of a bond issue for the Nov
ember elections.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07

CHESTER - The National
Rifle Association has issued
a charter to the newly form
ed West Geauga junior Rifle
Club. This affiliation enables
members to participate in
local, state and national rifle
matches. To retain the char
ter, the club members must
build a rifle range, erect a
shelter house, learn the pro-
per use and care of guns
and abide by the rules OF the
National Rifle Association.
The sponsor, Ralph Factor,
is looking for land in t h e
Chester or Russell area that
the club may use for a range.
The Wes Geauga Junior Ri.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Assembly
Tells Investors
ProftyAre Up

CHESTERLAND - B o t h
shipments and profits of AS
Sembly Products, Inc, were
30 per cent higher in the first
quarter than comparable fig
ures last year, shareholders
were told Monday, April 4, at
the annual meeting at West
Geauga High School here.
President John D. SANTA
moue revealed that the COM
pany'S quarterly shipments
of meter relays and other
precision instruments and
controls were 1928, 1886, COM
pared with $64O,782 in 1859.
Estimated profits of $66, :
600 compared with $50, ,527 of
last year, according to Saint
Amour. On an adjusted basis,
these 1860 quarterly earnings
were slightly more than Al
cents per share, against less
than IL cents last year.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Women s COP
Sets Meeting
for April II

The regular bi monthly
meeting of the Geauga Coun-
ty Republican Womens ASso-
citation will hear Oliver Boil
ton at a luncheon to be held
Monday, April II at II noon
at the Chardon Lakes Inn.
The luncheon is to be $1.40
with members in local areas
taking reservations or the
following people may be con-
tacted:
Mrs. Jack Ball, Chester
Mrs. VIM. Weber, Middlefield
Mrs. Chas. wilkins, E a st
Claridon
Mrs. Milton Grey, Montville
Mrs. Hamilton Bell, Chardon
All interested Republican
women are invited to attend.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Methodist Church
To Incorporate

MONTVILLE - The Meth
odist Church here has filed
for incorporation State Sec
retary Ted w. Brown report
ed this week. Incorporators
are Joseph Srp, Charles Leg
gett, and Arno Stapel. The a.
gent is Arno Stapeland the
articles of incorporation were
filed by Charles H. Hall,
Chardon attorney for the
Church.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
':Show Must Go On, says Festival Board

liar of Chardon home econo-
mics class No. I and D e e
Cherne and Mary 10 Coradi
of Chardon Home &c. Glass
No. 2.
Altogether there were 96 en-
tries in the pie making con-
test. Miss Jonath will receive
the Cleveland Press trophy
on April %: Each school win
ner received a Florence La
Ganke cookbook IS e o n d
Helpings" compliments Of the
Press and a can of syrup do
mated by Bass Lake Com :
munity, Inc, G. E. Basler,
Mgr. All syrup for the pies
was furnished by the Festi-
val Board.
Judging the toothsome de-
licacies were Mrs. M. Lesko,
Cleveland Illuminating Co.,
home economist and Mis- S
Kay Littler, Geauga County
home agent. Entries W e r e
Judged at Chardon High
School last week. Winning en-
tries will be displayed a t
Carlson's Hardware store du-
ring the festival weekend.
Mrs. Kenneth Sperry, cha
iirman of the pie baking con-
test, expressed her apprecia-
tion to both the girls and the
high school home economics
teachers for the excellent CO.
operation and efficiency with
which the contest was handl-
ed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
AgencyOfers Help
to Troubled Geangans

Geauga county residents who
were employed in Cuyahoga
County could receive service.
Service to Geauga county
residents will be given throu-
gh the agency's Garfield and
Glenville offices located, re-
spectively, at 11722 Miles ave
Cleveland, and at 15040 Euc-
lid Ave, E. Cleveland.
In 1859, 4,600 Greater Gle
veland families sought per-
Sonal and family counseling
from the agency's As trained
counselors located in five dis
trict offices.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07

ry Blossom Festival. T h e
trip is a gift from j. Edward
Wally, president of the North
Hills Travel Club. She will be
accompanied by Miss North
Hills, Ginny Glessner of Pit
tsburgh.
Judith Jonath was n
Grand Prize winner in t h e
maple pie baking contest. A
resident of Huntsburg, Miss
Jonath is a student at Card
inal High School in Middle
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
FESTIVAL DRAMA UNFOLDS

A typical "show must go
on feeling is prevelant in
Geauga County, as the Geau-
ga County Festival Board ov-
ercomes several changes IN
routine. Even though the Ma
pie Festival has been delay
ed until April %, % and a.,
they are maintaining "busi-
ness as usual.
Sunday syrup sales and
pancake meals are meeting
with enthusiasm, and contest
and program chairmen are
completing arrangements for
the traditional shows and en-
tertainment that has met with
such success throughout the
past.
Entries are still being re-
ceived for the Golden We'd
ding Party, the Old Timers
Party and the Beard contest.
Even the syrup shortage
has been overcome to some
extent, with Geauga County
producers guaranteeing the
Festival Board enough syrup
to satisfy the demands of the
Festival. The price for t h e
golden nectar has been ad-
vanced just a title, to $3.50
per gallon.
Maggie Daniels, who was
selected as Princess Geauga
at the finals held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Trask
last week, will board the spe'
cial B & o train for the Cher
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07

GeauganS with unhappy
marriages, financial Difficult
ties, a difficult child, or kind
red anXietieS can now seek
help from a trained and ex-
perienced advisor.
Arthur H. KruSe, director
of the Family Service Asso-
citation of Cleveland, announ-
ces extension of the agency'S
counseling services to all re-
sidents of Geauga county, ef-
fective April l, in accordance
with the recent recommends
ton of the agency's Board of
Trustees. This supplants a
policy under which only those
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Carl Grant Fears
Maple Flow is Over

Carl Grant, a maple syrup
producer in Hambden, said
Monday his 1900 tree tap is
not producing enough sap to
bother gathering it. G a n t
who was busy at the time
tending the sugar house on
the Village square predicted
that if a freeze is not forth
coming quickly the maple sap
flow for this spring is almost
over.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07

field. Cynthia Opfinger OF
Chardon Home economics
class No. l and Carolyn Ed
wards of Burton were tied for
second place. Other school
finaliSts included Karen Nc
Kinley from Burton, Joanne
Swartz and Sharon Downs
from Thompson, Jacqueline
Furlin and jeanne Reed of
West Geauga, Margaret Men
tai and Marjorie Ann Narus-
ch of Newbury, Betty Beard
sley Of Cardinal, Barbara Ha-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
New Geauga National Bank
DEPOSITS Pass Million Mark

of directors that the build :
ing of the banks business as
reflected by the growth of
both deposit and loan volume
was most indicative of the
favorable growth of the insti-
tuition. He appealed to them
to continue to use the many
services of the bank.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Mrs. Rossbach,
Mrs. FenWick
Aid Xray Check

Mrs. Francis Rossback, 129
Maple Ave, and Mrs. Robert
Fenwick, Claridon, assisted
in the registration of Sc peop-
lie last Saturday, March 80,
for the free chest x ray eX-
animation sponsored by the
Geauga TB and Health asso-
citation in the third check of
it's annual program. The
monthly examinations are
held on the last Wednesday of
each month from 400 pm. to
TOO pm, at Geauga Com
munity hospital. Examina :
tions this year total 178.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
Rifle Club Gets Charter

file Club, the only chartered
rifle club in Geauga County,
is comprised of twenty boys
and girls who attend w e 8 t
Geauga High School.
Ralph Factor is the advis-
or with Neal Pendelton Of
Chesterland, Mrs. Billy Lar
son and Frank Samuel, both
of Burton on the executive
committee.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07

posal Company yesterday de-
clined to say what is being
done with rubbish collected
now. They referred questions
to the County Health depart
ment.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-04-07
HAVE YOU NET

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cor
bett, 237 Main ST.? They
are from Nonessen, Pa.
Corbett is employed at the
Chardon Rubber Co.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
50-Piece Stainless
Steel FIotwure Set

5o-pc. service for 8 in the "Inerid"
pattern. 8 co.: knives, forks, soIod
forks, soup spoons; Is teaspoons, z
serving pieces. --------9.S 9.SS
Evening star., 1960-07-15
New Base Cabinet
Sliding SheIfmoker

Fit oil bose cobinet shelves. Suction
cups hold firmly in place. Reor clamps
for permanent installation. l0xlo"
deep, I.94: l5xl6" deep, 3.33;
l0x2o" deep, 2.44.
Evening star., 1960-07-15
37.77

Buy this cleaning polished bross 8-piece set
now at sparkling Half Yearly sovines 1t will
make handsome addition to your home the
year round. Includes: fieree frame with
black mesh curtain, pr. bross urn top ond-
irons, log basket and Ape. freset consisting
Of shovel, tones, brush and stond
HoUsEWAREs-THE HEIGHT COAL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-07-15
1888

SpecioI for Half Yearly :. this handsome
brozier complete with hood, motor and spit
=. is q big "a" party size with turkey
size spit. Adjustable grid for fost or slow
cooking. Extra sturdy tubular legs.
TrOPieol Torch, provides light and kills pesky
insects, on 3-section 6'poIe-
HoUsEwAREs-THE HEIGHT COAL STORES
Evening star., 1960-07-15
KAMKAP LOOKOUT WITH
CONVERTIBLE TRAY-TABLE
1888

SPeciol for Half Yearly . this big Kook-
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thot provides lots of cooking space. Motor
lied spit will hold large chickens or large
turkey or ham. Under-sheIf can be converted
into table los shown) and ottoched to
wagon quickly and eosiy
HoUsEWAREs-THE HEIGHT COAL STORES
Evening star., 1960-07-15

folding door cobinets, desks and 5, 6 and drawer
chests ;. all correlated for room settings all
at big 20% savings for our Holf-Yeory Sale!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20
Detroit Tribune
Northern Rec League

Clay continues TO lead the scor
ing record of Progressive He
made 81, James Remseur gunncd
L.. The Royal Falcons won over
Lcwis7 Business College, who
didn't show.
Postal Transportation had a
hard time oulscoring Sheet Metal
Workers. 1886 Donald McDuiice
was high point man for the day
Is he made % for Postal Trans.
portation. He was also the only
player to 90 into double figures
Tor the victors Sheet Metals
Erick Johnson was good for %
SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAYS
GAMES. Feb. 21st: - noon, Post
al Transportation Service (4-0
VS. Lewis Business College t0-l0):
pm. Postal Workers (9D VS.
REFS 49,; 2 pm. Royal Fal-
cons 90 VS.. Detroit Collcgians
80. 3 pm. Marks Furs OIL
VS.. Sheet Metal Workers (3-8), i
pm. American Machine Account
in System go VS. Progressive
Cleaners t5-5): 5 pm. Rivers
Barber Shop (7-3) VS.. Arcadia
Roller Rink (9-D.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20
Vitamin Pills
No 'Cure-AIls'

ANN ARBOR - Vitamins and
minerals are not "cure-alls' for
disease symptoms or i'll health.
warns a dietitian at The Univer-
sity Of Michigan Medical Center.
MANY people spend money
unnecessarily. especially W h e n
taking vitamin preparations with
out a physicians guidance" says
Betsy L. Bisgsr, chief dietifian
Of the U-M Nutrition Clinic.
Various food supplements on
the market exaggerate their bene-
fits and lead the public to be.
licve they will cure certain all
nents. This can be dangerous,
she says, when il causes people
TO diagnose their own ills and
take sch preparations as RENE
dies.
fs dietary supplements. vifc-
minis and minerals have ~.
eognired place in modern med'-
cine and nutrition and are often
prescribed by physicians" she
says.
Many elements claimed in
these pills are needed by the
body" she concludes, but these
are adequately supplied by nor
NAL food"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20

The h.4h tni al the articles
round table discussion part
i,paicd n rs the editor; Althca
c.hs.n AMI Bill Davis. tennis
essmnions Jackie Robinson and
igr, Daby baseball stars: Bud
4, Your pro football star. and
San la.a mort vrt,r If the
'iaAu,ean Newspaper.
Tie q eSsion was published
,srbln innl the questions aud
.rwgr, ttn spontaneously by
the rarl ants in a free give.
.ailge SIC wanted to ask
SINE harl questions" the cdi.
lm vre, IN foreward, and
10 IN soa hard answers
There Was complete unarnmity
4 the \v 10 sport ;mcn on a
cern 4. matters tnat popped
I'D IN TIE conversations that ii
though lAe Negro athlete has
cure q in way since the FIRST
tai PLAYER entered a BIZ lea
gae team h. stu has a lon.
wy % CO., and that young
Negro athletes should strive for
q COLLEGE education.
There vas some disagreement
Of whether he shoald ect the
education first. before striving
ie become a pro. or vice versa
al agreed hewcycr. that ii was.
in Buddy Noune'S words always
irns to reach upward, that
counts
Another important question
nat was kicked around was
sksiher a Negro who hod made
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20

DETROIT - James Beckwith
was a sensation Sunday when he
scored four straight to help his
Marks Furs team defeat Rivers
Barber Shop, 1880, in the last
25 seconds of featured game
in the Detroit Tribune Northern
Recreation Center Basketball
League.
Rivers were up by three points
with 20 seconds TO goat D sec
onds to game time the Barber
men took the ball out on the
offensive end Of the floor. Mark 5
rurs were employing a full court
press when Beckwith intercepted
the ball and drove in and put
them one point ahead as the
final buzzer sounded. Hish-flying
Gene Dye ripped off 10 points
to lead Marks. Harris Jackson
potted IL and hero Beckwith had
total of IL. Richard Garner was
hot for Rivers with l6 and Mar
yin Evans hit 10.
Arcadia Roller Kinks fast
break was working and stibborn
American Machine Accounting
System was left in It's wake. CO.
So. b. J Bernoudy. Ct Arcadia.
was high man with 30. Teammate
Arthur Askcw potted 10 AMAS
Clyde James hit l3 and Melvin
Thompson w; G. pa ~ with
Ia
Powerful Radio Electrical and
1clcvision School had an easy
time beating Detroit Collegians,
70 IS. Paul Agee was again high
for REFS with 81 points Charles
Turner connected for Is. Leroy
Smith led the CollcgianS with 10
and Ronald Williams. Al Camp
bell. j. Watts. + Burrell and
Richard Deasley all made six
Gene Lcverctte is beginning to
Glow in the home stretch of the
season. He paced the Posta |
Workers with 10 when they
whipped Progressive Cleaners,
6455. George King hit 13 Louie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20
Win A Lifetime
Of Beauty Care

Would you like TO win free
beauty salon services for the
rest of your life? That is just
what some woman in the
United States will win this year
as first prize in jingle contest
with 100 beauty prizes includ-
ing a new Gentle-tress hair
style, as shown above.
The contest is being sponsor
ed by the National Hairdressers
and Cosmetologists Association
in observance of National
Beauty Salon Week. February
7-13. according to Florian w.
Harvat. President of the Asso-
citation.
All any woman needs to do
TO be eligible is to complete the
following jingle. submitting il
on an official contest entry
blank. obtainable free Of charge
at any member salon OF the
Association:
Here's - secret OF beauty
all women can share
It's wise TO rely on profess
sional care
a regular date ut your
beauty salon
(Add your last line. last word
60 rhyme with salon. Example:
Keeps you lovely and loved rs
life dances On.)
The first prize OF lifetime
of free professional beauty care
goes TO the winner. regardless
OF her age. and lasts as long
as she lives. Funds have been
set aside in escrow by the
Association for payment OF the
beauty treatme nts for the
winner.
Other prizes range from free
beauty salon services for one
year TO shorter periods. The
beauty prizes are non-transfer-
able, and Will be available
only at MICA salons.
The salon providing the SER
vices TO the winner will be pafd I
by the National Association for
such services. so winners may
patronize any Of the So. 900
lien EN- bcrs Of MICA
nughout the nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20
lilo Negro Fly
American Air!ines

New York Ctv C)aE mem
bcrs pickclcd outside american
A.rllncs new terminal today
while inside gala celebration
occurred The CORE members
signs said no NEGROES Fly
For American A.rlincs
The occasion Of The demon
stration was the opening of
American new passenger teri
nal at ldlewild Airport Tom
Roberts. chairman of New York
CORE said that The new
building is an architectural ach
lcvcmcnt II is shame that
there is not new. more demo
cratic hiring policy to so alons
with the now buldine This
would be the greatest achieve
mcnt
The CORE piekess were placed
along a roadway opposite the
terminal An American Airlines
Representative retired perr'i7-
sion 10 picket on tha fc-r1ir II
sidewalk.
Roberts points out that only
four domestic airliAcs TNA.
Mohawk. Scaboard and Western.
and Now York Always now
hire \ grocs As plots flight
cngi 90 or - varIes. rs The
oth III cor auc q be lily.
white aloft
LACE viii act as HI. teri r;l .c'hor-
~ on tile items and dcmonStrat
how they were originally used
The programs are scheduled
over WINS through mid-Junc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20
s p OR TS-
6 RAP IC
by jiM BUTLER

DETROIT - Hayes Jones the
Eastern Michigan star from Pom
tiac ran 10 races during two
evenings and won them all
Hayes Jones won the 60-yard
dash and 60-yard high hurdles
Friday in the Philadelphia In.
quirer Games and Saturday in
the New York AC meet He
was only one-tenth of second
off meet records with clockings
Of ;07.2 in the hurdles and :06 2
in the sprint while headlining
the Madison Square Garden show.
Next Saturday Jones will com
plete against his old rival Lee
Calhoun. the 1856 Olympic
champion. in the National AAU
indoors in the Garden.
Northwcstern's bench beat pre-
viously undcafeated Cody High
School, 7247 Friday night The
victory was Northwcstcrn's ninth
Of the season and eight in the
Public School Leagues West
Side.
Stan Washington. a sophomore
who entered the game in the
first period while Northwestern
was behind. 81. was his team ;
leading basketmaker, he connect
ed for 20 points. Peter Phillips.
clever ball handler. helped with
l8 points. Willie Thomas pottcd
II and Matt Snorton 9 Five 9th.
er Northwestern players also
scored.
Western whipped Southwest
ern. 1858. as Oliver Darden and
Roosevelt Love starred Oliver
got % points on IL baskets and
free toss. Love made seven
buckets and eight foul shots for
p points. Nevertheless the star
of the game was Ron Richardson.
who hit SO points with Is baskets
His score was the best of the
day in the leagues 10 games.
Reggie Harding led the East
ern High team with 20 point.
as the defending Public School
League champions whipped Mum
ford, $3.50 Coach Bob Samaras
used all his players with eight
Of them scoring, Startling Turn
baugh had Is points and LAIR,
Nichols 10. Eestcrn has won cigh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20

East Side league games and viii
play its final contest against
DENLY Wednesday
Marcus Sanders Jump ; h OF
artist won the game fortPcrshine
By making a basket in the last
Is seconds Of 1881 victory
over Osborn Sanders finished
with IA while teammaic jim
Richardson made p
Roosevelt Mitchell collected I'D
goals and a free throw to lead
Northern to a 624l win over
Southeastern Northeastern de-
featcd DENLY 60-53 Henry Lew
is made % points for the win
ners.
Longworth Mapp reached the
200 mark Friday night as he
poured in % points TO help
Highland Park whip Fordson. 50
80 II was the Parkcrs' seventh
triumph in eight league games
Elmer Sigmon. who followed
Mapp with IA points now has
ia for the season Bob Hill.
who got 10 against Fordson.
is second with 1866 Bill Sarver
has tolaled 1875 and only playcd
two weeks because Of illness
River Rouge appears to be
knocked out Of the Twin Valley
League race when they suffered
loss to Ecorse 68-54 II IS
Rouge's third defeat in ; years
and may be the fourth time in
the last 10 years it wont be
playing for the title
With only two games remain
ing. Rouge has a chance to tie
for the title
Roosevelt Williams % points
and Paul fuckers % led EcorSc
Park Richardson had 10 and
Bobby Lyons 10 for Rouge
First place IIamlramck out
manned Romulus 7O.56 Jim Ash
ford's % and 10 more by Frank
Cara topped the winners.
Local favorite Henry Hank will
make second appearance on
telcvision Wednesday. Feb II
al Chicago to be carried locally
over channel Z a, 10 p m He
will match mits with hghtheavN-
weight Kid CSixtol Rodriguez, OF
ian Ansclmo California
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-02-20
Swim Meet
Dueats On Sale

ANN ARBOR. MlCH.-Mail or
dcrs for reserved tickets for the
Big Ten swimming champion
ships at the University of Mich
igan. March 3-4-5. went on sale
this week. ticket Manager Don
Weir has announced Orders
for reserved tickets only, priced
al $500 for evening sessions.
Friday and Saturday. March 4
5. will be excepted by mail with
general admission seats to be
sold later.
The meet will open Thursday
afternoon. March 3 with 200
meter individual medley time
trials and the 800 meter finals.
Fridays program will include
afternoon prcliminarics an d
evening finals in seven events
with further trails and finals
on Saturday.