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Run For Nurse
Photo Victor
In Chicagoan

CHICAGO, June 18 (AP).-
Run For Nurse, owned by j.
Graham Brown of st. Louis,
won the $47,35O Chicagoan in
! a tight, three-horse finish at
Washington Park today.
! Mrs. Mary Keim's Herosho-
gala, a 27-1 shot. was second
and Harbor View FARMS Fran
els S., the Us favorite, was
third in the one-mile race for
3-year-olds.
Run For Nurse finished the
mile in a fast 1:344s.
Two necks separated the
first three horses, with Natego
a close fourth in the field of IL.
Francis S. who had flown
here from New York Wednes-
day. broke last and was far
back until the stretch turn. Ed
die Arcaro then guided the
favorite. top-weighted under
I124 pounds, to the outside at
the top of the stretch.
After losing ground on the
turn, Francis S. closed gamely
but couldn't quite get up. Hero
shogala also finished strongly.
Run For Nurse was in the
middle of the pack early. as Our
Rulla, Bold Lark and Eight
Again fought for the lead. But
early in the stretch, Run For
Nurse, ridden by Kenneth
Church, took a half-length lead
and then hung on doggedly to
score his first stakes victory.
The winner, who earned
$28,800. paid $500, SO and $4.
Heroshogala returned $18 and
$3.50, and Francis S. was So to
show. A crowd of 1884 was
present for the final day of the
Balmoral Jockey Club meeting.
Racing will continue for two
more weeks at Washington
Park, however, as Arlington
Park launches its meeting.
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:ChorIes Town Feature
Won by Isl Outsider

apprentice from Highland
Park, NJ, had his mount vel
placed throughout and, turning
for home, came around the
pace-setting Bush Fire to gel
up in the final jumps.
Veteran Joe French on Qua
tire Boy elected to take the in
side and his mount fought il
out willingly with the othel
two throughout the stretch
drive.
Biggest disappointment, OF
course. was cara Zee. She broke
in a tangle under Canadian
rider Ralph Biamonte, at
tempted to come through or
the inside going down the back
stretch, was blocked at the far
turn and then had nothing left
for the final kick.
The fourth 10-race program
of this meeting drew the top
Saturday crown which wagered
S3S6,44O.
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PIuygoer Victor
In Ohio Derby

CLEVELAND, June 18 (AP)
-Playgoer easily won the $18,-
45O Ohio Derby at Thistledown
today, beating Dress Blue to
the wire by a length and a half
Money Now was third.
Playgoer, a 3-year-old owned
by w. Hal Bishop, broke ninth
in the field of 13, but took over
the lead after six furlongs in
the mile-and-a- sixteenth race,
The winner, ridden by Clar-
ence Meaux, was the favoriLe
of the 10000 fans and paid
$500, 81 and SO. Dress Blue
returned $3.50 and 81, while
Money Now was $3.50 to show,
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Amber Morn
Wins Belmont
Grass.Stakes

NEW YORK, June 18 (AP)
The Ken-Love Farms Amber
Morn caught the pace-setting
Tudor Admiral at the head oi
the stretch on the Widenel
grass course at Belmont Park
today and won the $59, ,40(
Bowling Green Handicap.
With Pete Anderson up, Am.
ber Morn hit the finish a necE
ahead of the fast-closing Ounce
from the Claiborne Farm. Il
was another neck back to Johr
S. Kroese's North Pole II, win.
ner of the Edgemere Handicap
on the same turf course or
opening day, June /.
Thirteen grass specialist
started in the third running Of
the Bowling Green, and Amber
Morn was clocked in 2:291s fol
the mile and one-half. Tht
time is recognized as a course
record, this being the first timC
a race of that distance haC
been run over the new infielc
strip.
Tudor Admiral faded from
second in the early stretch anc
dropped back to wind w
eighth. Mrs. J. r. Clark's Kinl
O'Turf, the 81 favorite, never
got going and finished eleventh
With P. j. Bailey riding
Tudor Admiral took the leac
soon after the start and, goine
into the backstretch, hac
opened up a lead of about five
lengths over the Llangoller
Farms CraSher.
Anderson kept Amber Morr
in third place, with Ounce
fourth most of the way unit
the stretch battle developed.
Amber Morn who carried IL;
pounds, paid $34.30, $3.50 anC
$10.40 to his hackers in thu
crowd of 34,137. Ounce, car.
rying top weight of 1913 pound,
with Larry Adams in the sad,
die. returned $l0.60 and S7.4O
North Pole II, with lit pounds
and Henry Moreno up, wa.
$3.50 to show.
Amber Morn. a 4-year-olC
dark brown son of Ambiorix
lnetted a purse of $4,000 fo
his third victory in 13 start
this season. He had previousl,
won $4,000 this year.
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CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
June .18 (SpeciaD. - Harry
Kodana's Windust, at 25-1 the
second longest shot in the field,
nosed out Francis Hilleary's
Qqatre Boy and Lorne Cop
pings Bush Fire this afternoon
to capture the featured Oak Hill
purse before 6,834 fans.
Under Apprentice Peter
Brandt's urging, Windust got
up in the final strides to take
the 6l2-furlong feature by a
head over Quatre Boy, who in
turn was a nose ahead of Bush
Fire in the blanket finish.
Arlington Williams even
money favorite, cara Zee, fin
ished a badly beaten fourth,
five lengths back.
Running the distance in 1:21
fiat over a fast track. Windust
returned $3.50, $12.40 and Sc
in winning his second race in
nine starts this year.
Brandt, a clever, 21-year-old
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New Hockey Coach

GREENSBORO, N. c., June
18 tAP).-Ron Spong, a Cana
dian now living in Louisville,
KY, today was named player
coach of the Greensboro club
in the Eastern Hockey League.
Spong was player-manager of
the Louisville club in the In
ternational Hockey League last
wear
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DELAWARE
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board. while Tompion, who was
ridden by Johnny Rotz, re-
turned SO and $2.40. Conestoga
with Walter Blum up, was 1920
to show.
Hartack, who only last week
won the Belmont Stakes with
Celtic Ash, rode an extremely
confident race aboard Victoria
Park.
Of next to last, he sent Vic
toria Park along the inside OF
Tompion at the clubhouse turn
and then was content to let his
willing mount run on his own
courage down the backlane as
Encanto, the King Ranch long
shot. and Conestoga set a blis-
tering pace. The first six fur
longs was run in Ito.
Move at Far Turn
Hartack and Victoria Park
took off at the far turn and in
a few strides they were on top
Meanwhile, Tompion, urged by
Rotz, also was moving, but his
move was hardly adequate.
Through the stretch, Victoria
Park drew away, with Tompion
trying his best to catch him
but closing no ground.
Hartack, commenting on the
race, said:
He Victoria Park) was real.
ly leveling today. After hi'
race in the Preakness and ir
the Queens Plate in Canada
I thought he had these horses
over a barrel. And he did"
Rotz made no excuses fol-
Tompion, who raced without
blinkers and a shadow roll in
a move by Trainer Bud Greely
to improve his running.
"He ran a good race. Vic
toria Park was too much to-
day." Rotz explained.
Will Go to California
Victoria Park, who is trained
by Argentinian Horatio Luro,
netted $4,000 by his victory
today. The colt will be vanned
back to New York and will
then head for a campaign on
the West Coast. His next start
probably will be in the Holly
wood Derby, July 9.
The Shoppers went to work
after the eighth race when a
stewards inquiry resulted in
disqualification of the favored
War Tune, who had come in
first by seven lengths. War
Tune is owned and trained by
Louis Torreyson of Bethesda.
The stewards said War Tune
crowded the field at the first
turn and for this he was placed
last. The winner became Ches-
ter County, a $43.60 upsetter
Doc Mid, who moved up from
third to second, returned $29.8C
to place.
Bobby Corle, leading jockey
of the Delaware Park meeting
who has ridden % winners in
l9 days.. was injured in the
starting gate as the field for the
second race was being lined up
The rider, after an examination
at the track dispensary, was
sent to the Delaware Hospital
in Wilmington for X-rays
These showed no fractures and
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he'll be riding again next week.
The 24-year-old jockey from
Imler, Pa. was on Athenian II
in the gate when the 3-year-
old gelding readed up and
Corle's leg became entangled
in the gate structure. Jockey
Henry Block subbed for Corle
and finished third behind the
winning Starry Eve, who COM
pleted a 10-and-10 daily dou-
BILE worth $69.60.
1t was the second time this
week that the same pair clicked.
King Sug won the opener at
$l440 with Jockey Edward Nc
IVor up and Eldon Nelson rode
Starry Eve.
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Bears Sign Linemen

CHICAGO, June 18 (AP).--
Two defensive StalwartS. End
Doug Atkins and Tackle Earl
Leggett, have signed their 1860
contracts with the Chicago
Bears, it was announced to-
day.
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Kart Races Today

Pits open at 8 am. and races
begin at noon tomorrow at the
Marlboro kart speedway for
races sponsored by the Compe-
tition Kart Club.
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. SECOND RACE-Purse. $4,000; al
lowance;. 2-year- -olds: 5l2 furlongs.
f%'jRSSlsi fal RSSnddods T''tys Tssn.a s3 sS
Smalen (Boulmetis) 4.3O
Right Note. Flying Tale, Tronidor,
Allenby Road His Tuxedo, Mt. Hope
Time .053.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S25. 60

THIRD RACE - Purse, $1,000;
longs.
Miss Guilty Brandy $40 500 4eO
Iara's Hall (BrowerD 1920 4.SO
Woodpick DavidsonD ESQ
Embraeue, Perry Signal Sugar Pie
Anita,s Polly, Byanip. Sir Rom. Ashab-
hal. Time. 1:22.
FOURTH RACE - Purse. S1.1OO;
Claiming; 4-year-olds and up; about Z
Rogtation -HiddIel 1880 $40 400
Burrway Prince Maeda) $40 400
Dopnlich (GambardeIlal 800
Royal Peak, Rays Show-Man, Lam
6S6rioess s'15 Great 0pP Prizs cinnf%Sn fims
1:29as.
claiming: 3-year-olds: about 4Ia fur
Ioyce Lama (smaID $3.50 500 $50
Tooey Spaatz brandy $50 800
Fighting Al Uiddle) SEQ
Happy Hero, Papa John, Real Trou-
Die. Easy Token, War Lea, Chanthini
Time. 0:51.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000 claim
Ing; 4-year-olds and up: 6Ia furlongs
Kamal Bey CWeakley) $40 l.oO 800
SuSan's Reward brandy 900 $50
SOunt de CoSte tShirey) 40
Melody Jane. Mr.. Mowlee. Poor
Shah's Dish, Punch Board, Blenheim
Boy Dolores Delight, Combat Crew.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S1,5oo: al
Sinaas! cBlssd0 $3.50 e. fgElGpss ia.S 500
Quatre Boy French) 500 $50
Bush Fire CDavidson) $50
zara Zee, jolly Roman, Avenue
Reward, First Hand. Time. 1:2l.
Paignton Farm-Andrew entry.
. EIGHTH, RACE = Purse, $1,000:
Claiming: 4-year-olds up: liz miles.
MahOut II tCape) 1900 $50 500
Flyway Flyer (French. 1880 500
Battle Flag CPhelpS) $50
. BLOW Gun, Bernlin. Pleasure Time,
NMioonWsteh' Lateish. Norfolk Pearl
NINTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: claim
Miss Visitor (Biam'e5 13'9O + 10 ~
CarDe Diem Brandy 3,6O 400
faStnet Rock 'Weakley) 40
M Bowie, Doctor Leo, opozo. Bop
watch, Bold Count, Besverdam, Out Of
the Blue II. Time. :5S.
TENTH RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claim
InE' 4-year-oldS up: Ia miles
Black Deuce Brandy 6.6O $50 300
Hay Fever (SmalD 400 3S0
Freedom Shot tPaDpas) $50
~, Bright Bindo, Loving Cup, Counselor
III, Antletam Battle, Berley, Twilight
Mist. Time, 1:562s.
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Belmont Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: allow.
ance: 3-year-olds; furlongs
Beau White CW'd'se) 11.5O 4.9O 300
Dancing Master (BOulmetis) 4.5O 2.9O
Orbits Top (Adams) 2.8O
Pamris. Toms Lark, Tooley. EIbuvra
Tallesin, What's Behind. Ragnar
Time, 1:113s.
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S35.7O

THIRD RACE = Purse, S4 200: g.
GsaTodG GyIo GR.aids m2i6snS and ap 60 mile aE 90
Prinee FeaTle;s CNOrenO5 sI.@O 1S.iS
our Answer, scarle. Feafher' f,;"
R1asos4 As g1S1 ETes5 mi Mt BASE Racs Eder
eller. Palladio, Red Ruler. Time, 1875.
Rice entry.
FOURTH RAcE;1-Purse, "a; 500; al
Table Hopper BOur0 $50 30 2.4O
Glory Grab5er CBroussarO ''"' 400 100
Moon Wrecker,, .CYmatara, Carroll
County. Time, 1:O4+s.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $4,000: al
loWance; 3-year-olds and up; fur
Bumpy. Road Bours- $50 $50 4.4O
OutgivinE (Ruane) $50 $40
Amber Diver Woodhouse) $50
Jet Fuel, Homely Discard. Misty
Flight, 1mon. Time. HOS.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. s6,50O: hand
leap; 3-year-oldS and up: 6 furlongs.
rh1eton tMoreno) 1880 $40 4.60
Bob ii Cuisines 7.30
Egotistical. Nickel Boy. Vendetta,
Rare Rice. Time, 1:10.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, $4,000
added; the Bowling Green Handicap.
3-year-olds and up; Ia miles turD.
Amber Morn (And'n) $3.50 1880 1910
Ounce tAdamSl 1850 1.iO
North Pole ii tMOrenol $50
Tudor Admiral, Hannah's Hill. Ell
Espectsdor, Crasher, Rafty, Oligarchy,
King o. Turf, Ashlar. Mstinal, Mi
Carina, Time, 2:291s course record.
Field.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $4,000: al
lowsnce; 3-year-old and up; 6 furlongs.
Cross Chant tAd'ms) 1920 100 $40
Procedure (Guerin) 7.5O $50
Steverino (BOulmetls) $40
Mystic Eve, Trouveur. Racing Clouds,
Moon Again, Royal Anthem, fGold
Miner, Ceilidh, Quantrell, Crafty Skip
per. I Golden East. Time, 1:10ts.
Field.
NINTH RACE-Purse. $500: claim.
ms: 4-year-olds and up; furlongs.
Double y. (YOrk) 1880 100 40
John 7. tAdamsl 7SO 400
Nance's Rule ValenI'la) $50
Zsmbra, wan, Spanish San,
Trades. Time, 1:252s.
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Charles Town Results
BY the Associated Press


FIRST RACE-Purse. 1000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up; about z fur
longs.
TwaybIade CWeakIey) 7.2O 500 $50
Mary M Lib (SmaID 500 $50
War Gang tSmith) $50
Hit and Run. Mambo Beat, Mari
boots, Miss Thell, Rascal You, Hugo
You Go, Heather Duo. Time. 1:2eB.
SECOND RACE Purse, $1,000;
claiming; 4year-olds and UP: Ii.
miles.
Leave It Alone (S'aID $50 $50 $50
Double Melody (Russo) $40 40
Gang Moll (Smith) ESQ
Monika, Cherub, Crying jag, Chance
Dee, Why Tino. Crescent Miss, Make S
Stage. Time. 1905.
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Monmouth Results
BY the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Purse. $4,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and up: q furiongs
Felix Arabia F'cOla) 1920 $50 4.SO
History Book (GilliEan) 7.SO 500
Pine Theme (BeneitO) 7.iO
GraceS Luck. Byroon. Favor Meme,
Flag Waver. Snokapi, Voodoo Drums,
Chimney. Missileman. Apple Dumping
Time, l:l2.
SECOND RACE - Purse. $4,000: g.
yeat-9ld maldens; 8 furlones.
ness sIsnS sioDsIS DsnSe ith RsTs) 1880 go 800
Golden Heels tCulmOneD $40
Ro Dear. Sleep Talk, Errards Frissy,
Deal Lane, Flexibility, Prohit. Velvet
Love Love, s,r5Trencifed' Symbol Touch.
DAILY DOUBLE PAID s7s.eO
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $4,000: claim
RIsih4 i1Is; 41ysar-olds 5p1l and up; g fgrlongs.
Gro1aen e5S b95 chim.s tGirlsssnC ssC ssS sS s6S dS
Joy Bringer Borhter Bard. Battle
Camp. Kentucky Roman. Time, 1925
FOURTH RACE = Purse. $500:
claiming 4-year-olds and up; 6 fur
KinE's Castle (C'one) 4.sO $50 ESQ
Blue Charm tBurr) $50 2.4O
Akobo tStagmaierl $40
Lean rear MalQ. Negrl Lea, BTemer-
ton, Skip Skip. Time. 1:10%s.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000: .
year-old maidenS; 5h2 furlongs.
Reel Thor (BeneitO) 1900 500 $50
Earful tGranD 44O 90
Alfred's Heir (Korte) 1850
Cosmic Age, Saya Pass, Real JOY,
Tourdan, Newsmonger, Initiator, Tune
Reporter, Dancing Dan. Time, 1:06.
SIXTH RAcE-Purse. $500; al
lowances; 4-year-olds and up; l mile
| tmaincourse)
Shield Bearer (GiPE'n) $50 2,6O eco
Chance II (Burr) 2.S0 2.iO
Top Lea (SteTlingl 800
Mariners Guide, Anymore, Tehran
Bey. Time, 1:39.
SEVENTH RACE - Purse, 100000
added; the Regret Handicap: 3-year-
oldS and up; 9 furlongs.
Recite (Gilligan) 14.6O 7.2O 800
Tinkalero BURR 800 800
Mrs. HELEN tGibb) 40
Mommy Dear, Addie Belle, Wedlock,
Dandy Bitten, Miss Royal, Lucy
Locket, Wind Rose. Time, 1:1O+.
EIGHTH RACE - Purse, $4,000;
claiming; 4-year-olds and up; lis
PiaSs Square (Ch'rs) 1880 1O.aO $50
AndyS Beacon (HetEer) $40 6.0O
Powder Cap tBurrl 400
Zaralito. 1ncaseofire. Time, 1898.
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BALTIMORE
RACEWAY RESULTS

FIRST RAcE--Purse. $500: pace;
starmost (MyeD 1920 9.2O $50
Bell Gallon (Beede) 7.2O $50
Cindy's Up CHubbard 1910
seventh. Audrey Forbes DNF. Time,
2:0S.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500; maid
Dom n Forbes lTh'n) 2s.4O 1880 4sO
Flashy Onset tCrank $50 40
Chipman's Direct (BrittinEham) 3.6O
Director Pick, Valentine Dream, Miss
Ches Sue, Jerry Destiny, Nancy s.
Time, 2:O69S.
Daily Double Paid 1900
THIRD RAcE1Purse, $500; pace;
sentinel Sue GOnE( 4.4O $50 eAO
True Wilma Carter $50 $50
Lightning Peter kelly 3.IO
lector' Era ii Time, e, 22:oss.. NeiSh00ri'' se-
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $500; pace;
e CLASSIFIED; | mile.
SeGTss. SaqTs. s'Pf EsSS: S5sn 7aO sSS SS $sS :sS
Steve Martin (StOkleyl 2.lO
Peppers Princess. Daddy Luck, Ad-
ANS Alibi. Alton Wyn, Buck Lybrook
lme, %'UOB.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, S1,2OO; pace,
B classified; l mile.
Grattan P'nce (M'phy) 1890 $50 400
PegEy Castle (StOkley) 4.SO 300
Miss Viola B FIeming) 3.2O
dq-Victory Pete, Uptop, Success Guy,
Vic Flanagan.
du-victory Pete finished third, was
placed fourth. Time, 2:07.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: Pace,
R,.., CLASSIFIED; af, r, / mile On so ,o
Abbot Hanover GeEum) 800 $50
Red Rhythm (SaffOrd) 800
Banners Brother. Saccharin Han
over, Lone Elm Joe, Lone Elm Forbes,
Sir Coldwell. Time, 2:O591.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, $1,000: Pace
FIVE G1sSsit1sa' Md tdI,P!.lsy, Pile 400 $50 e.O
Doc Abbewin (vaIlery 400 $40
Precursor GEEanl 100
Magic, Vernon's Way, Tonight, Cam
den Warrior, ROYAL MaEic. Time,
2:O42s.
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claiming; 3-year-olds: &
I start good: won easily.
Alaking-Sug. Trainer,
5000. $3.50. Time, l:l22s.
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wo-dolar mutues pad-cHEsTER COUNTY, S43 so,
So
Handle-s2Oea a97 Total handle-sLs21,424.
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENTS
AT DELAWARE

Mondays Selections for Fast Track
Post Time, PM.
BEST BET-STAR o NoREoLK-THRp RACE
FIRST RAcE-Puse. S3ooo eamns ($35oo); 4yeoods and
6 fuFIonaS
Evening star., 1960-06-19
CHARTS OF DELAWARE PARK RACES


FIRST RACE - Purse, $4,000.
furlones. Post, 2:06. off at one
Winner. NJ. Shapiro's b. c. 3, by
], j. Paoll values-S1. $50, $500,
Cloudy and fast
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Iwo-doLar mutuels paid-COMBUSTION II So so, 81
$500. NET BALL, S7.20. S4.40. V.SOP, S340
Handle-S2U6 5Ug
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DAILY DOUBLE 90 AND 1Ol PAID S606O

80 so. FLYING DIVER, $500, So So ATHENIAN II, So
Handle-S16575S Daily double handle-S21O,7S0.
Evening star., 1960-06-19

mile QurD. Post, 4I9 off at once; start good: yor
Viola II. Trainer, A. J. Bovelo; Vaues-S3900, $1,000
$500, $500. Time, 1855. Cloudy and firm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO, JUNE % 1868

Mrs. Lee and children will re-
main for two weeks.
Lawrence Robinett is now
rural carrier on Rt. 4 from
the Chesterland post office.
David Ackroyd of Willough-
by spent last week with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Pursiful.
A daughter, Laura L e
was born on June II at Ge-
auga Community Hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald SchweEl
Mrs. Schwed was, before her
marriage, Judy Bebout.
Edward Glaze is now at his
his home recuperating from
an appendectomy performed
at Geauga hospital.
Thomas BarStow is in the
same hospital suffering with
an heart attack and Theo =
dore Lewis has been there
for observation.
Sam Whiting has been SER
iouSly i'll, but is now better.
His Illness was reported to
be caused by sunstroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shan
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23

Is years ago appeared in a
white dress with silver pin
stripes. She was presented
with a corsage of white car
nations and red roses.
Featuring the refreshments
served, was a beautiful four
TERED wedding cake made by
the brides aunt, Mrs. Paul
Whiting. Punch was served
by Helen Perry, a niece. In
cluded among the gifts re
ceived was a wishing we'll"
filled with silver dollars. Be
sides their six children, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas have four
grandchildren. Their entire
married life has been spent
in Chester, where Mr.. Doug
las has a successful plumb
ing and heating business.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-23

The Chapter met on June
IS at the Manor House, Lake
PunderSon. for a luncheon in
honor of the members Of the
Society who were graduating
from West Geauga HI q h
school. They were accompan-
led by faculty advisor, Bruce
Martin. Students honored
were Nadine Brown, 70 h n
Campbell, Sandra Clary, Ca
role Franklin, Kenneth Graft,
Marian Karsnak, Genevieve
Kreuz, Wentworth Potter
Cnythia Ream, Rose Runo ,
Judith Siplock, Dale Schempp
Rachel Thayer. Eloise Tyler
and Julia Wilson.
Chester News Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bak-
er and daughters Bridget and
Amanda from Eugene, Ore. ..
have been spending som
time with Mrs. Bakers par.
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Pet
erSen Jr While here Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker made a trip to
Washington, D. c.
Miss Janis Jadobs has ar
rived from EuStis. Fla. and
is guest in the Sam Patter-
son home.
Thomas Battles, grandson
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Battles,
who is student at c a S e
School of Applied Science
has been visiting his grand
parents. After a brief visit to
his home in Washington, D.
c., he has returned for a sum-
mer course at Case.
Michael Richmond. a stu
dent at Bowling Green Uni
VerSlty, Will remain in Bowl
ing Green this summer and
work for his cousin, Harold
Richmond there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lee and
three sons from Vincennes ,
Ind, have arrived at h e
home Of Mrs. Lees parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Battles.
Mr.. Lee will make a short
visit and return to his work.
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Cum laude $50 $40.
Student Awards West
Geauga High School

Geauga High School
At the Awards Assembly
held at the closing of school
the following awards were
presented: James Patterson
was in charge Of this pro .
gram.
Music Awards Music Sch.
olarShip, Jeanette Korver;
John Philip Sousa Award =,
Kenneth Graft; Outstanding
Vocal Student, Carol Wathen
Science Awards Bosch
and Lamb Award outStand.
ing four year science student
John Campbell; West Geau.
ga KiwaniS Science Award
Cynthia Ream and w Went.
worth Potter.
All School English Award
Carole Franklin.
Industrial Arts Service A.
wards, Donald Hahn, Larry
Podojil, Tom Horton.
Commercial Service A =
wards (top students in Com.
mercial Dept.)
Bookkeeping, Pat Whitlock
Joyce Paine. Typing, Leliant
Rush; Shorthand, Karen Han.
son, Roberta Smith.
Social Studies, Top Senior
Student Award, James Cum.
mingS. Top U. S. History stu.
dents, Donald Sambrook ia.
mes KuS. Top World History
Student, Joyce Paine. Top
current affairs, Donald Sam.
brook, James Babcock.
Top Mathematics contest
winner, Richard Schaen.
Physical Education. o ut
standing service for girl S
Mary Lou Barnes, Judi Nc.
Ilrath. Outstanding PhySica.
education student, (girD Ka.
Uterine Ruffing, outstanding
track boy, Randolph Parsons
Future teachers aSSociStion
scholarship, Marian KarSnak
outstanding dramatic award
Dixie Lee BiSSell, B O o S e l
club Carl Varga scholarship
presented by DR.. C. P. Titus
to James Cummings and
Lynford Brawn. Panhelenic
scholarship, presented by
Mrs. James Steiner to Gene.
We've KreuZ.
Intermurals champion E
Bowling Squad trophy, Rich
ard Switzer, Capt. william
Dettman, Nathaniel Zangara
Ted Seliga, Dale Schempp.
Senior activities award
presented by student coun,
Gil to boyand girl who have
contributed most to student
activities during four years
David SamStag, Geneieve K
Kreuz.
Key Club Award (For scho.
oil service beyond the call Of
duty Roy ClutS.
D. A. r. Good Citizen A
ward presented by Mrs. For
rest Bond to Marian Karsn
ak.
Babe Ruth Award (Sports
manShip) James Patterson
David SamStap.
G. A. A. awards. Trophy
Gevevieve Kreuz, Nadene f
Brown, Julia Wilson.
Award letter Sandra Cla
ry, Cassie Tesreau, Martyr
May, Priscilla Henry, Carl
Samstag, Janice Faber, Vir
ginia F'urlan.
Pin awards, Bonnie Wehn
er, Rachel Thayer, Betty Or
oS, Maureen Moir, Patti Gro
tn, Lee Garfield, Sue John
son.. Mary Lou Barnes, Sar
ah Kneale, Sally Utz.
National Honor Society
Officers for the West Geau
ga Chapter of the Nationa
Honor Society for the coming
year are Richard H or o n
president; Donald Sanbrook
vice president; Janice Fab
er, secretary; Natasha Ev
ans treasurer
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over returned on Tuesday
from a visit with their SON.
in law, and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward O'Laugh-
lin in Indianapolis and also
with friends in Monroe, Mich.
James Patterson was in
Columbus this week to at :
tend a meeting of the State
Junior Fair Board. 80
Alan and Boyd Douglas are
visiting their aunt and family
the Ralph Cores in Rome.