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Northwood Clicks

Northwood High Schools bas-
ketball team outScored North
western. 22-7, in the middle pc
RODS and took a $3.50 victory
IN a Bi-County League game
yesterday at Northwood. 1t was
Northwood's second straight
win in league competitinn.
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Win for High Point

Trailing. 34-17. midway Of
the second quarter. High Point
High School came roaring back
to score a 69-63 decision over
Bethesda Chevy Chase in a BIZ
County LeagAe basketball game
yesterday at B-CC, All of High
Points starters hit the double
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Wakefield Spills
Falls Church

Wakefield High School, trail
ing 1924 at halftime, held Falls
Church to five field goals while
scoring II in the second half to
win its fourth straight, 60-32,
in a Group la basketball game
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Coolidge Nips Alumni

/. Coolidge High School basket
ball team broke UP a see-saw
battle in the middle Of the
fourth period and then hung on
for a $3.50 win over the Alumni
yesterday at Coolidge. Lloyd
Mitchell Of Coolidge was tops
in point-production with Is.
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DeMotho Quint
Extends Streak
To Six Struioht

DeMatha High Schools tai
ented basketball team ran its
record to 60 with a 74-54 VIC
tory over Bell yesterday at Hy-
attsville school.
The Stays were paced by
John Austin. who scored 90
points, and Barry Smith with
IA. Bell, led by Ira Chase, made
a game Of it in the first half
before DeMatha took control
and moved awav with ease
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championship, had Ia points.
Johnson on Top

Walt whitman and Bob
Wilkes help e d stake Walter
johnson to q 42-l3 halftime
lead, and the Spartans coasted
to an easy 65-43 basketball vic
tory over Gaithersburg yester-
day on the winners court.
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BeIvoir Prep Reiqns

Fort Belvoir Prep rang up
its seventh win against three
losses by bouncing Woodward
Prep, 62-27, yesterday at Fort
RPlVnir
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Eastern Alumni Loses

Stephen Bonds and Ted
Douglas grabbed l3 rebounds
each to lead Eastern High
School to a 1881 win over the
Alumni yesterday at Eastern.
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Groveton Bumps Lee

John Neary hit for 20 points
to lead Groveton High School
to a 56-48 basketball win over
Lee in a Group la game last
night at Lee. It was the Lam
GERS fifth loss in six starts.
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PooIesviIIe Ahead

PooleSville High School won
It's second basketball game in
as many starts this season with
. 1881 victory over Longfellow
yesterday at Poolesville.
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CISCO yards by Ed Brown chcaso
Los Angles December ~ touchdown - - " ~ D' '"
based
RVeaSe Pa % @ atfnn nsrGrpi0ns .vsrsEs sain yards
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LEADING PASS RECEIVERS

vs. Los Angeles. December II, touchdown. - ~ '
ysTd @ 1r stSs Detroit October es
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FINAL NFL STATISTICS
LEADING GROUND GAMERS
LEADING PASSERS

dnn, Longest rGns7 yards by John
Best psrmanc attempts John Of
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st night at the losers gym.
Osbourn Wins First

Totals 2s 4 80 Totals I6 6 81
HAlftime: 27-oA. Falls Church
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ISt1tin. ISitals sll27 dc7, TotaI;. TottaIs @s 8 81
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Fouls Aid AnnondoIe

Totals 26 22 "a Totals 29I5 :
Halftime: 4O-36, Madison.
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Totals &c Is sc. Totals 20 2I a
Halftime score: 3O-39. Mackin.
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BASKETBALL SCORES
AKRON INVIrATIONAL

AKRON INVITATIoNAL
Akron 20 YOUNGSTOWN 63
Morris Harvey DO MuskIngum 20
BLUENOSE CLASSIC
Assump ptiOn (Mass.) II.
Aeadia q. Nova Seotia) Sc
iChampionshipD
Kicker MaineD IS,
st. Mary's (Halifax) 63
Consolation
OGLETHORPE TOURNAMENT
First RoundD
SeWanee 81 Lamhuth 63
OEiethorpe 80.
Birmingham Southern 81
BRIDGEWATER TOURNAMENT
(SecOnd ROund)
Western Maryland IS, Lynehburg 50
Roanoke 65 Hampden Sydney 81
Richmond Professional n,
INDIANA CENTRAL TOURNEY
IFlrst ROund
BellaTmine II EaPIham 63
Indiana Central 73 --- Marian 48
EAST
ST. Johns CNY) 81 w Pitt Sc
Providence Bl -- G0nzaEa 50
FOTdhsm S8 DeDauW 10
Penn State - Syracuse So
Connecticut IS Br0Wn II
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Totals II 30 Totals 14l4lo
Halftifhe score: 1910, Northwood.
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ay OF the final period
WI Tops O'ConneII

Totals ~ 644 Totals .5llsl
Halftime; 34-i6, Mount Vernon,
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omputed on average distance
PUNT RETURN LEADERS
KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS
INTERCEPTION LEADERS

honsest reiurns4 wards by John Sample Baltimore
.standnas COMPUTED the ha.is Of avs-.r. r.t,r.,
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ToisIs Tst,,;m, rs ,SSss vI,e,.Is vT1,,.Is 10 "a So
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December " ~ F~Nh 0' Ce'eiSnd vs. Chicago
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16
Kennedy States Johnson
Will Help to Improve
u. S. Latin Relations

WASHINGTON R = President
elect Kennedy is reported con-
sidering designating the incoming
vice president as a trouble shoot
er to improve U.S.-Latin Ameri-
can relations.
This may be one of the outside
assignments Kennedy indicated
during the presidential campaign
he had in mind for Sen. Lyndon
johnson of Texas.
Any designation of the only
other nationally elected official of
the government to deal with the
problems of hemisphere countries
including Prime Minister Fidel
Castro's Cuba-Would emphasize
the Importance Kennedy places on
re-establishing good neighbor
policies with republics of the
south.
Shortly after the election, Ken
nedy predicted that Johnson, the
retiring Senate Majority Leader,
would become the most effective
vice president in modern times.
He indicated he would ask John
son to take on even more duties
than President Eisenhower as
signed to Vice President Nixon.
AS the Senate's Majority Leader
and as Texan, Johnson has taken
pains to establish warm relations
with President Adolfo Lopez
MateoS of Mexico.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16
SPIRITUAL
TRUTHS
CLEANED FROM THE NEWS
Contributed BY
NOME GOSPEL HOME

TOPEKA, Kansas = A new
strain of hybrid corn producing
three or four extra ears of corn
to each stalk has been announced
by the Crow Hybrid Corn Com
pany. 1t is claimed that this new
variety will not only produce 20
to Is per cent more corn, but that
it is also more nutritional to live
stock. 1t also dries faster in the
field, making it easier to harvest.
At this glad time of the year
when we remember the birth of
the Saviour who came here for
us, may each one receive the best
gift He offers . life even
eternal life. When we think of
the gift the Lord has given men
in discovering more life even in
plants; we know that in these
momentous times He would long
to have men come and bow down
before the Prince of Peace. 20
Come, Let Us Adore Him" {.
"Christ, The Lord Romans $3.50,
Paid Adp
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16
Gov. Egan Will Request
Legislature to Approve
Five Bond Issues

JUNEAU Up - Gov. VIM. A.
Egan told his regular news con-
ference Thursday that ga request
will be made of the legislature
to implement the intent of the
people" in approving five bond
issues at last months election.
Gov. Egan said, 81 feel the
legislature will recognize this as
a rightful responsibility" AS to
the margin approval on the propo-
sitions, Gov. Egan pointed out,
"The vote on the President was
closer than that on the Ferry
System" and asked "Would the
electors feel they do not have a
mandate to support Richard Nix
on?"
He reiterated, Gin our way of
government one vote creates a
majority"
On the subject of other legis-
lation the chief executive repeat
ed q promise made in Anchorage
earlier this week that he is going
to support teacher salary bill
"that l feel is necessary and over
due"
He declared "there is a need
for an equitable salary adjust
ment for teachers"
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16
Alaska Airlines Proposes
Lower Family Fare Rates


Alaska Airlines has filed a new
low family fare for air travel be-
tween Seattle or Portland and
Fairbanks or Anchorage to become
effective Jan. |.
According to President and
General Manager Charles F. Will
lis, Jr., Alaska Airlines family fare
plan will permit families to fly at
reduced rate when they travel
together. When one member of
the family pays full fare, other
members of the immediate family
over IL years or age pay only two
thirds of the usual tariff. Chill
dren under IL are charged half
fare and those under ride free
as always. The plan is applicable
only to members of the immediate
family, that is, parents and chill
dren.
The plan will be in force, Willis
said, from Jan. l, to April 80.
The new rate has been filed
with the Civil Aeronautics Board
for approval.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16
Goldberg Selected
Secretary of Labor

WASHINGTON Up = President
elect Kennedy today chose Arthur
J. Goldberg AFL-CIO special
counsel, as Secretary of Labor.
Goldberg, 52-year-old Demo-
crat, also is general counsel to the
United Steel Workers Union.
In the usual pattern, Kennedy
personally announced his choice
of Goldberg from the front porch
of his Georgetown home.
The gray-haired Goldberg was
at his side.
Kennedy referred to the labor at
torney as one the country's lead
ing experts in the field of labor
management relations.
The President-elect added that
Goldberg, native of Chicago
"has singularly broad range of
experience that BELTS him for this
position of great responsibility"
Goldberg also read statement
saying he deems it privilege to
serve in the Kennedy Cabinet.
Goldberg noted the purposes
for which the Labor Department
was created by Congress, and
went on to say:
Gin this high office of Secre-
tary of Labor, I will attempt to
implement these purposes-a task
to which I look forward in the
administration of a president who
is Fundamentally dedicated to
moving forward New Frontiers of
human progress. ;"
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16
Cash Gifts TO be Sent
To Former Tenants

Hampstead, N. Y. LR - A
Long Island landlord is sending
cash Christmas presents this year
to 1000 present and former ten
ants, all of them servicemen.
The checks range from $40 to
$500, depending on the length Of
residence and the rental paid at
Michel Manor, government
sponsored housing project near
Mitchell Air Force Base.
Alexander Muss & Sons, Inc,
which announced the rebates We'd
nesday, explained that they repre-
sent $124,674 in tax refunds. Mas
sau County and Hampstead Town
had collected too much money in
taxes between 1858 and this year,
and returned the money to the
company.
Alexander Muss explained that
he felt it was only right that the
tenants should get the money. He
said he hopes to get the checks
to everyone by Christmas day.
Many of the recipients have been
transferred to bases in remote
parts of the world.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16
Henry Give illustrator of
Beautiful Women Dies of Cancer

HOLLYWOOD, Calf. Up =
Henry Give, artist and magazine
illustrator whose portraits Of
beautiful women won him wide
acclaim, is dead of lung cancer
at 70.
Word of his death Monday was
not made public until late We'd
nesday.
Give, a former magician and
one time actor, was a top artist
on the American Weekly Maya
zine-a Sunday publication of the
Hearst Newspapers = for more
than 35 years.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16
Many Fans Attend
Durante Little Wedding

NEW YORK lR = Jimmy Du-
rante married pretty Margie Little
Wednesday. The ceremony went
off quietly, as planned, but the
couple didn't expect the mob
scene which followed.
Jimmy, 81, has been going
around with Margie since 1914,
when he was a WidoWer of a
year and she, %, show girl. They
were wed at ST. Malachy's Roman
Catholic Church-the ACTORS
Chapel" on 49th Street just off
Broadway.
Jimmy didn't bargain on his
fans when he looked forward to
a nice, quiet affair. The fans
plainly dressed, off-Broadway
types-jammed into st. Malachy's
Church. For the most part they
sat there quietly.
But after the ceremony the
fans made quiet, determined
mass of humanity when Jimmy
and his bride-Jimmy grinning
for the first time since long be-
fore the nuptials-tried to get out
of the church.
The Nome nugget., 1960-12-16

Superase Bond Tipping Paper
For Sale at the Nugget
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03
Scout Troop
RougI,s It In
The Rain

SCOTTSVILLE. June 2 -
Members of Scottsville Boy
Scout Troop 81 camped at Big
Meadows near Luray last week
end.
Scoutmaster Gordon Rutland
said it was a very successful
week end Of camping, but a wet
one.
They had to pitch tents after
arriving at camp Friday night
in the rain, but he said it was a
good test. They slept dry and
managed to keep some dry
clothes all week end in spite of
the rain.
There were 20 in the group in
Guiding Mrs. Rutland, their two
children, and Walter Woodson
assistant scoutmaster.
There was some confusion
Sunday morning about the time
of church services on account
Of the daylight saving time and
eastern standard. but the boys
attended church services Sun
day morning.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03
Memorial Day
Program Given

SCOTTSVILLE, June , Me
mortal Day exercises were held
in the high school auditorium
here Sunday at 2 pm. On ac-
count Of the rain the services
were changed from the GENE
terry to the school.
Dr.. w. E. Moody, post com
mander of Veterans of Foreign
Wars Post No. 1859 presided.
Representatives from the local
organizations laid wreaths On
the improvised grave on t h &
stage.
Gold Star mothers who we're
present were given corsaaes.
They were Mrs. Mary White.
Mrs. Matte Butler. Mrs. irene
Anderson and Mrs. Sarah And.
efson. Mrs. Ruth johnson was nm
able to attend. Taps were plav-
cd by buglers. c. c. Conrad. Jr
ana Gloria Newton.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03
Burns Returns
To New Jersey
OAK FOREST JUNE 2

OAK FOREST JUNE 2
Major and Mrs. George Burns
and sons have returned to their
home in Eatontown, N. D., after
spending two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. B.
Brown.
MIR. and Mrs. Conrad Corbin
and T. w. Oliver. of Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Berger, of
New Canton, and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Ehrlich, of Cumberland,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Pip
junge, Monday.
Week end guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Anderson we're Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Pfeiffer and
children, and Leroy. Of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Robens. of Powhatan, were visi-
tors there Monday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03
First In Church
"LOttie Moon
Story" Premiers
In ScOttsville

SCOTTSVILLE, June 2 - The
Lottie Moon Story produced
and presented by the Rev. Fon
Schofield Of the Baptist Foreign
Mission Board in Richmond, at
tie ScotaSville Baptist Church
here Sunday night was attended
by a church full of people.
This was the first showing in
a church. It was shown at the
recent Southern Baptist Conven-
ton in Miami
Among those present were a
group of direct descendants and
close kin of Lottie Moon, t h G
missionary. She was born at
"VieW1nont" near here an d
Scottsville Baptist Church was
her church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03
Census On The Climb In Amelia County

AMELIA. June 2 Census
figures for Amelia county have
been increased by at least three
during the last two weeks Civ
ing Us 1850. Mr. and Mrs. Arnni-
stead Harvie are the proud
parents of a son, Lewis Edwin
Harvie, named for an uncle. He
was born on Friday, May Is, at
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03

Richmond Memorial. HSsp'3'
and weighed seven pounds and
ten ounces. Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
4s.lnan are receiving congratu-
latlons on the birth of their first
child, Tyrone Eddie, Jr., no
was born at their home on Fri
day, May 81. He weighed ten
and one-half pounds. Also re-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03

ceiving CONGRATULATIONS OF the
birth Of son are Mr.. and Mrs.
R. Elmer Parsons. The blby
was named Robert Buford for
lis two grandfathers. He was
ocrn at Richmond Memorial
Hospital on Saturday. May %.
Mr. and Mrs. James Averill,
formerly Of Amelia and now
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03

living i'll Victoria. visited aIr
ard Mrs. II;ram A. Holmes anc
Mr.. aid Mrs j. Gordon Disk
rson at their homes here .ast
S''ndav.
r. S. Byrd was in Salem last
veek end for visit with his
parents.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
lam Fillsnlan, Sunday were
Mrs Hillsman's sister, Mrs. L.
R. Verlander, and her aunt
Mrs. Mamie Harris, both Of
Richmond. They toured tn {
illsnian House at Saylor' s
Creek during the afternoon.
At Lodge Meeting
Sov~r~l officers ard momhars
+ t'lsslia Lod~e 1Al were in Vic
o,ia last Tl'esdav to hoar th~
Grand Master of Masons in Vir-
Tinia at a meeting Of the Vic
.o~ia Lodge 3o4. Those going
from Amelia were Robert Lane
Master; Harry Brame, senior
warden; Philip F. Boepple. juni-
or warden: w. A. Mortimer. j.
B. Marshall. and P. B. Chill
1ress. This was the Grand
Masters official visit to the 9th
District in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Powell
and daughter, of Franklin, we're
guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. R. Barnes. Wednesday
evening Mrs. Barnes, who suf-
fered a stroke about three
weeks ago, is slowly improving
and Mr. Barnes is getting
around the house now after an
impairment in his sight. Reports
are that the doctor found more
Improvement in his sight lately
than he had ever hoped for.
We are glad to report that the
Amelia Emergency Squad, In
corporated, eceived $76.49
from the paper collection they
held on Sunday, May IS. T h e
men want to thank all those who
contributed to the success of the
drive.
Mrs. w. w. Wainwright. her
daughter, Mrs. Edna w. Hardy,
and children, Morris and Carole
H + d y, visited Mrs. Vain
Wright's son and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. William l.. Wainwright
at their home in Rochester,
N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Kreisler in Elkland. Penn. While
in Rochester they went to Nj
agra Falls and saw Lilac Time.
They returned to their home in
the county last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard CULLEN,
of Baltimore, arrived on Friday
to spend the week end with her
sister. Mrs. Stephen L. Farrar
and family. They left on Sun
day morning.
Memorial Day Trip
Mr.. and Mars. Jackson Courier
and family. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Hardy and tW 0
daughters, spent the Memorial
Day week end at Mays Head
N. C. They returned Sunday
night.
Also at Mays Head for the
week end were Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Morris.
Miss Mary Jefferson, of
Lynchburg, spent the week end
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03
with her family here.

rrrc MI. and Mrs. Thomas D.
-0-i and feml~ with h /
s.9:i2er Mrs. g. ". Thompson.
Frs j. NJ. Sinaons an d
! = Cher Eott;e. of Richmond.
r"erf last 7hursd,y Y h ser
r2other. Ms. A. A. Johrs he~e
Ferc or the week nnd with
her father and mother-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Barnes,
was Mrs. Allen Barnes. of Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Holman,
Of Arlington. left on Memorial
Day after spending the week end
at their home.here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stark.
Ir.. left Saturday morning for
Greensboro, N. c.. to attend the
radiation Of their danehtnr
tsy. at the w n a n S
q llege of the University o
Toltt Carolina, there on Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stark, III, and DR.. Roland G.
Garrett. Jr.. of Richmond. their
brother-in-law, left sunday
morning to attend their sisters
graduation. They all returned
home Sunday night accompani-
ed by Miss Stark.
Jerry Robinson. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Robinson, is
now back in Eppes Pharmacy
for the summer after finishing
his first year at the School of
Pharmacy at Medical College of
Virginia.
We all learn something II eW
every day if we keep our ears
open. Did you ever hear Of
moon-eyed mule? H. T. F'lippen
was telling about one he bought
some years ago and said on the
increase and decrease of the
moon, he had forgotten which,
the mule from Missouri, went
totally blind for several days.
It was a fine mule at other
times he said but, having a
guarantee on it from the dealer,
he took it back in a hurry.
Amelia Golf and Country Club
members were delighted to see
the sun during Monday morn
ing. The swimming pool was
opened at 10 am. and everyone
was looking forward to dip.
It was sort of chilly in TIL
morning and the school chill
dren who couldn't be at the club
didn't miss much swimming. A
coke party was held at the club
at 4:30 in the afternoon.
Mrs. E. H. Burke, her daugh
ter, Mrs. Eugenia Lee, and Ed
die and Johnny Lee motored to
Charlottesville early Saturday
morning to spend the week end
with Miss Belle Burke. While
away they went to Luray to go
through the caverns and motor
on the Skyline Drive They re-
turned home Sunday night.
Trinity Methodist Church will
hold their Bible School this year
starting on Monday, June 13 and
running through Friday, June II.
On the same dates Bible School
Will be held at Mannboro School,
combining the children OF Mt.
Hope Baptist, Liberty Methodist
and N a ozine Presbyterian
Churches in one school.
Mr. and Mrs. James Boyer
and daughter, Kristie, Of Rich
mond, arrived Sunday evening
to spend the night and Memorial
Day with MI. and Mrs. James
w. Royal and daughter, Linda.
Four Amelia County H o m e
Demonstration Club meetings
are scheduled for next week.
Namozine will meet on Monday,
June s, at 2 pm. in the Com
munity House; Grub Hill will
meet Oh Tuesday, June Z, at
| 2 pm. in the home Of Mrs. ].
w. White: Pine Grove will meet
on Wednesday, June 5, and
Mannboro will meet on Thurs
day, June 8. Both at 2 pm,
but where is not on either
I
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-06-03

See the Chevy Mystery Show in color Sundays NBC-T "
the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom weekly. ABC-TV.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-29
Million Dollar
Country Club

NEW YORK CITY = (VIP)-A
million dollar country club, estab-
lished little over a year ago, anc
offering recreational facilities tt
all persons, regardless of race OF
creed, has proven SO successful
that its creators have decided Q
launch it on a nationwide. basis.
The development is the Sandale
Golf and Country Club, just out
side Atlantic City, New Jersey
Sandale is an integrated club
which offers its members golfing,
swimming, fishing, boating n j
picnic facilities. The Sandale club
house, formerly the home of Apex
Hair Products founder Sara Wash
ington, has a dining room, b a r,
lounge, card room and patiOS.
75OO-foot estates were offered o
those wishing to join at cost Of
$500 to $4,000. Payments were as
low as $40 down and $40 monthly.
Since its inception in July of 1858,
more than 1900 families have pur-
chased Sandale lots and plan to
build low-cost summer, vacation
and retirement homes on the prop
erty.
This week, Long Island builders
Michael Teicholz and Daniel Kroll
announced that the Sandale Club is
almost sold out. To answer the con-
tinuing demand, they have pur-
chased large area of land 25
miles outside of Philadelphia for
the location of Sandale Number
Two. The property consisting of
hundreds of rolling acres, ~ r.
rounds the oldBuddManSionWhich
rounds the old Bud Mansion
which will be utilized as the club
house. Swimming, horseback rid
ing, a children'S anumal-land, in
door and outdoor dancing, lounge
and bar, picnic grounds, baseball
hunting and overnight
guest rooms will be provided for
With a mammoth I'M
provement and Identification pro-
gram now underway, Sandale Club
Number Two will be ready by
spring.
The New York City headquarters
of Sandale is located at 217 West
125th Street. An integrated admin
istrative and sales staff operates
The project.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-29

BRENDA FORESTER, 5 t h
grade, 21S West Watkins Street:
When l grow up / would like to
be a dental assistant. To hold this
position | will have to have the fol-
lowing requirements; A good per-
sonality, and one year of college
besides high school education.
A dental assistant is usually a
young girl, her job is to seat the
patient, place the napkin around
his neck and to assist the dentist
in other ways.
| am a member of Careers, Inc.
When we had a guest speaker who
was dentist and he told us about
the different fields of dentistry |
got the idea of being a dental as
sistant.