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Evening star., 1960-06-05
Gopher, Trojan Mines
Gain Berths in NCAA

Mass.-Rain caused postpone.
! OF the final between Bos-
College and Holy Cross.
They'll try again today.
district 8 at Los Angeles
Southern California defeated
Washington State, 8-3 and To-
S, to win the best-of- three title
series, 2-1.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Betting Time
Wins Miller
AT Rosecroft
BULLETIN

Betting Time, owned by
Carl Schultze of Portsmouth,
N. H., and driven by Clint
Hodgins, won the $4,000
William E. Miller Memorial
Pace in record time at Rose
croft Raceway. He was clock
ed in 2:03, a track record for
3-year- -olds. Knight Time
was second and Hodge Podge
third.
By DICK O'BRIEN
Star staff Writer
Gay Ann Scott, owned by
Irene Lambertson of Bayard
Fla, was disqualified in the
second race last night at Rose
croft Raceway, much to the
CONSERVATION Of those in the
crowd of 1000 who needed her
to complete a daily double
She was the second choice at
less than 81 and would have
paid $132.40 in the double.
1t was the first Disqualified
ton involving the double at
RoSecroft and came on the last
night of the 24-night meeting
Harness racing this week
shifts to Baltimore Raceway
where a 24-night meet will open
Monday night.
Gay Ann Scott, driven BY
Ellis Myer, was first across the
finish line, but was placed Sec
ond for a Tapped on break in
the stretch. Captain Logan
moved up and, coupled with
William Burton's Miss Beck
winner of the first race, return
ed $161.60 to those holding the
Sands daily double tickets
Miss Beck paid $21.40.
Featured last night was the
$4,000 final of the William E
Miller Memorial for 3-year-old
PAGERS. The first five f1nishers
Of each Of two qualifying races
held last Monday night were
primed to battle for the biz
part of the purse.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Tied WoIfpuck Mark

RALEIGH, N. C. (AP).-
When Claude Gibson, a Junior
caught six passes for North
Carolina State against UCLA
he tied a school record. John
Zubaty Of the Wolfpack caught
Isix against Pitt in 1852.
Evening star., 1960-06-05
Executive Named

ARLINGTON, Tex, June 4
(AP). - Allen Russell was
named general manager today
of the Dallas-Fort Worth team
of the American Association.
Evening star., 1960-06-05

Totals 81 l 4 l Totals 35 91O6
] Grounded out for Crane in Sd
Struck. out for Scivoeletto in sth,
Walked for Partlow in 9th.
ARMY - 0o1 600 O0O-1 6
NAVY ------ 430 200 O0x-9 10 .
E-schmidt. Zailskas 2, Luscuito Q,
Treanor, Davis. Partlow. PO-A-Army
24-14: Navy 27-9. DP--Bagnard to
Westfan to Kelley. LOB-Army o,
Navy 4.
2b--Marsh 2. Bellino, Brown. sB-
Vaughn, Bellino
Evening star., 1960-06-05

WP-Partlow. Balk-Partlow u
Honochick. Chulak, Mckinley, Stevens
Evening star., 1960-06-05
VARIED SPORTS

COLLEGE BASEBALL
Navy 8 Army 1
Yale 8 " Princeton I
Kings Point at Rutgers Rain
Michigan State e. West. Michigan 8
Clarkson 9-4 - st. Lawrence 3-11
Williams 2 JJpsala q
NCAA District 4 Tournament
Detroit II: Ohio U. 4 (Ohio eIiminat ted
TRACK
GOLF
Evening star., 1960-06-05
ROSECROFT RACEWAY CHARTS

lCopyright 1860 by American Publishing Company
FIRST RACE-Purse $780, maiden pace; 1 mile. Win
er; w 4 bnrtonS q L. o. py governor Seott-Frances
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Merchants, ofC
Plan Celebration
for Fourth Of July

The Chardon Business Community with The
Chardon Chamber of Commerce, will present their
fifth annual Fourth Of July Celebration at the Char
don High School Athletic Field, Monday evening, July
4th
The program will get underway at 700 pm,
with a softball game featuring the Chardon Girls
Softball Team, last years Geauga County Champions
versus team Of Chardon merchants and businessmen
under the guidance of Ward Mcdonald Both Coach
Mcdonald and Coach John Stranic of the Girls Team
are out to win this game last years contest was
not decisive victory for either team.
There will be games and contests for the younger
children following the Softbal game, with plenty of
prizes for ALL
The combined Chardon Junior and Senior High
School Band, under the direction Of Mr.. Mcconnell,
will furnish the musical part Of the program
The fireworks consisting of dazzling ground
display, intemxed with unusual array of sky
rockets will start at 1000 pm. and will last about
half hour.
Chamber of Commerce president, Bob Barnum
and the Celebration chairmen Dick Wollams, assure
that this will be bigger and better program
again this year with plenty of free parking and a
speedy exit homeward under the supervision of the
Chardon Police Department.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
WrnShifler
Buys Store
in Chardon

William Shiffler, a former
Chardon resident, has pur-
chased the Burr and Smith
furniture store on Water St,
in Chardon.
The store has been serving
Chardon residents since 1903
when it was started by the
late Henry Burr and F | e e t
Smith.
Mr.. Shiffler, his wife Glor-
ia and three children, Susan,
7; Judd AZ; and Sally, 2,
now reside on GeneSee road
in Mayfield Heights. T h y
plan to move to Chardon in
the near future. Mr.. Shiffler
has been in the furniture bu-
SineSS five years serving
most of this time as manu-
facturerS representative with
the Dearborne Company, ma
kerS of early American fur
niture. He graduated from
Chardon High School in 1943
and left Chardon in l949. His
father managed Bass L a k e
Community affairs.
Marc Burr and Phil King
will be on call at the Burr
Funeral home at all times.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30

This weekend we will OBJ
serve what is probably the
most important national holi-
day of the year the 4th of
July.
With unsettled world con-
ditionS it would seem appro-
pirate to emphasize our 10y
atty to our country at t h i S
time and a very simple way
to do this is to display our
country'S flag.
This date has been deSig-
mated as the official d y to
raise the new so star flag.
However it is still correct to
fly the 48 star or 49 star flags.
Members Of the Ladies Au-
Hillary to the Veterans of For
eign Wars, Post 6519 are dis
tributing this week to resi- =
dents of the will ge Of Char
don, leaflets on Flag Eli
quette."
Mrs. aul Richards, conduc-
treSS Of the Auxiliary and
James Haueter are pictured
above demonstrating the cor
rect way to display the flag,
when not hanging from a
staff, note the location of the
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
List Events in Chester
independence Day Fete

CHESTER - The activiti-
eS will be on the grounds Of
the West Geauga high school
where the midway will be
open from y noon until II
midnight.
HOO am. The parade will
start at the intersection of
Mayfield and ChillicOthe Rd.
CRoutes 322 and 3O6) and pro-
ceed south to high S C h o II
grounds.
II noon, crowning Of queen
and awarding Of prizes for
parade winners.
1890 pm. baseball game.
800 pm. pooch parade
4 pm. games for children
100 pm. band concert and
barberShop quartetS.
1000 pm. fireworks.
Some of the attractions Of
fered between the main ev-
ents are pony rides, wheels,
darts, fish pond, basketball,
penny pitch etc. Food, ice =
cream, pop, etc.
There will be free parking
and picnic tables in the shad-
ed area where families may
hold picnics. Inside wash =
room facilities provided.
Cash prizes will be given
for the best floats, marching
units, pooch parade and dec
Grated bicycles.
Any boy or girl 16 years
of age or under may enter
a dog. The dog must be on
a leash and handled by own
er and registered at the desk
one half hour before the po-
och parade. Two prizes will
be awarded in each class. /.
largest dog. 2 smallest full
gown dog. 3. most comicaly
dressed dog. 4. most obedi-
ent dog. 5. best trick dog.
Some time previous the XII
wants club offered a prize of
$1,000 for the best slogan for
this celebration. The winner
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Ralph L. Hanna Named
Supervisor for Goodrich

" Ralph L. Hanna, who join
ed The B. F. Goodrich Com
pany last October as a train
ing representative, has been
named supervisor of training
for the company.
In his new position he will
be in charge of personnel
training throughout the COM
pany.
Before joining B. F. Good
rich Hanna was assistant dir
ector of management deve-
lopment for Packaging Cor
poration of America at Ritt-
man, Ohio. Before that he
|. held industrial training and
engineering positions wit h
Pack ging Corporation a n d
Republic Steel.
Born at Chardon, he at =
tended public schools there
and was graduated from Hir-
am College with an Alb. de-
gree in mathematics and ply
sizes, with a minor in educ :
tion. He took graduate work
in education at Kent State
University and in business adj
administration at Fem College.
Before going into industry
Hanna taught mathematics
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
List
Football
Schedule

The Chardon HilltopperS
will open their 1860 football
schedule against the newest
erve League this fall.
erve Leagu this fall.
Kicking the seas n off Sept.
10 for the Hilltoppers will be
Conneaut Row a first year
member Of the WRL. Added
to the scheule this season
are Burton and Cleveland
John Hay.
With the exception of the
first two games, which get
under way at 2 pm, all gam
es will start at 8 pm. both
home and away.
The Schedule:
Sept. 10 at Conneaut Ro-
w
II at West Geauga
% at Perry
80 Madison
Oct. 7 = Cleveland John
Hay
IA Harbor
81 at Jefferson
81 at EdgeWood
Nov 4 = Geneva Spence
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
List Local Cases
in County Court

In county court last week,
the following cases involving
Geauga people were heard
by Judge Carl Hofstetter wit
with the resulting fines.
Nine from Geauga county
who got fines of $500 and
costs for auto title violation
were LySle Ely, Middlefield;
Robert Ely Montville; AL
an Whitright, Chardon; Ge-
orge MiSch, Chardon; Andy
Dombey, Chardon; Don Bak-
er, Chardon; Sherman Gif =
ford, Chardon; Lyle R. Buch-
ner, Novelty; and Fletcher
Bostwick, Chardon. William
Sohm of Bedford was also
fined the same amount for
this violation.
Shirley Panik, CheSterland
$1,000 and costs for no dog
license.
Walter Stone, Huntsburg
$1,000 and costs for crossing
yellow line.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Former Hambden Principal
Now Teaches on TV

Richard Rhodes, who was
p incipal in Hambden School
two years and also taught in
Willoughby, will be on TV for
som time. Not on the big
network however, but in a
spot perhaps far more impor
tant.
He is the son of Mrs. Irene
Rhodes, 306 Water St., and
has been a teacher in Miami
Fla, schools for some time
There are 10 TV teach RS in
Miami schools and Mr.. Rhod-
eS will be one of them Some
$500 ninth graders will hear
him daily.
Miami schools, as wi t h
many others, were getting
overlooked and short of tea
cherS, before they found edu-
cational TV a stopgap rem
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Montvil1e Cubs
Stage Derby

MONTVILLE - It certain
ly was beautiful day for it!
"It'', in this case beng the
June pack meeting and Pine
wood Derby of Pack 80 in
Montville; the day being Sun
day. 1t was held at the home
Of CubmajSter Austin Neff.
There was a picnic supper
for all the families who at
tended. Then came the big
event the derby!
All the Cub Scouts h a d
made miniature racing cars,
and they competed in sever
al heats. Judges were Com
mitteemen Milford Rogers,
and Henry Parker, while the
official starter was Commit
tee Chairman Wayne Morg-
an. Prizes were given for 1st
place, End place, and best
workmanship. Mike Depner
was proud winner of 1St place
Kenny Stanley of End place,
and Virgil Millers' car was
voted best in workmanship
In addition to the prizes each
winner was awarded an in
Scribed PLAGUE. Each boy
who entered a car was given
a tiny model race car. Re-
ceiving these were D o n a d
He'll, Ricky Blanyer, Gerry
Parker, Marty Neff, Gary
Rogers, and Larry Morgan.
After the race, games were
played, ending with a softball
game in which everyone join
ed, and 1 do mean everyone
Cub Scouts, big sisters, lit
tie brothers, all the dads and
most of the mothers.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Files $4,000 Suit
Against A. Chiodi

A suit for $4,000 damages
was filed Monday in Geauga
County Common Pleas Court
by the mother of a 15-y e a r
old boy injured in a severe
storm June II.
Albert Chiodi, an owner of
a grocery store in Hambden,
was named defendant in the
petition filed by Mrs. Norma
Tryon of RID 2, Thompson g,
mother of Clifford Tryon.
The boy was in the front of
the store shopping for groc-
cries when a stone wall fell
and sign collapsed and went
through the roof, the petition
stated.
The petition charged that
the boy was injured when
struck by debris from the
wall and sign that were mot
securely braced". Tryon has
been left with permanent
scars, the petition said.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30

Lowest rate of growth in
the county was BURTON
VILLAGE which in ten years
has increased it's count from
932 to 1880 an increase of
16 percent. But Burton town
ship has a little more than
doubled jumping from 954
to 1919.
MIDDLEFIELD village had
had exactly the same per-
centage Of increase as Char
don twenty seven percent
jumping from 1141 to 1850.
Midlefield township increas
ed by exactly half from 1867
to 2O44.
AQUILLA village increas-
ed 19 percent from 1856 to 459.
AUBURN township increa-
sed 35 percent from 1915 to
1447.
BAINBRIDGE increased 80
percent from 1926 to 1922.
CHESTER increased 212
percent from 2097 to 6543.
CLARIDON increased IS
percent from 1922 to 1856.
HAMBDEN increased 78
percent, from $50 to 1745.
HUNTSBURG increased 80
percent, from 1877 to 1475.
MONTVILLE increased 40
percent from 862 to 1908.
MUNSON increased 104 per
cent, from 1921 to 2494.
NEWBURY increased 81
percent, from 1941 to 37O8.
PARKMAN increased 35
percent, from 1910 to 1775.
RUSSELL township increa-
sed 168 percent, from 1916 to
1888.
THOMPSON increased %
percent, from 1860 to 1862.
TROY increased SO percent
from 1119 to 1545.
INTERESTING FIGURE
in the census is that Geauga
increased during the first
half of the 10Th century. De-
creased in population f + m
1850 until almost 1900. In =
crease in the past ten years
is greater than the total in
crease from 1900 to 1850. To
tai population for the county
is now estimated at At 1928.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Plan Horse
Show July 1Hh

One of the biggest and best
horsehoWS ever to be held in
Geauga county will ia k e
place on Sunday, July II, on
the grounds of the NeWbury
high school. It will begin at
1890 pm. and will continue
until all Of the many events
have been judged and t h e
prizes, trophies and ribbons
awarded.
The show will be presented
by the American Horse EXhi-
biterS and Riders Assn, a
Geauga county organization
with headquarters in Burton.
Since one of the prime re-
quiSiteS of any successful
horseshow is to have a well
known and highly qualified
Judge, the association, known
here as A. H. E. r. A., has
gone far afield to get one of
the best. Riders and owners
will be happy to know that
this show will be judged by
J. F. Brown, Jr., of Mexico,
Missouri. Mr.. Brown is ap-
proved by A. H. S. A. and is
well known nationally.
Admission price is $1.00 and
tickets may be obtained from
any All. E .R.A. member and
from various business eStab-
liShmentS around Geauga CO.
unity. Profits (if any will be
donated to the Opportunity
School
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
w Geanga Council
Plans Barbecue

q CHESTER - The West Ge-
aug Recreation Council a n =
nounces its big annual Bar
b que will be Saturday, July
Is, from 5 to 8 at the day
camp site, at Sunnybrook
Farms, Heath Rd., one half
mile north of Mayfield.
Proceeds will go to h e
West Geauga Day G a m p
fund. In addition to the giant
sized, hot, pitcooked barb =
que beef sandwiches; h e
menu includes cole Slaw, bak-
ed beans, home made pie,
coffee, milk and all you can
eat. The price for adult
meals 81 SO and children rs.
s Also, this will be the last
opportunity to register child
rCn for the second session Of
day camp, July 20 through
August 3. In case of rain, the
bar b que will be held al
West Geauga High School.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Asks to Transfer
? Liquor Licenses

Applications for two trans
fers of liquor licenses in the
Chardon area are being con-
sidered by the state liquor
board.
Lucy M. Cape of Circle
Six Inn located on Route 6
in Chardon township is seek
ing a transfer to Charlotte
Walsh of the same address.
1t is a D 2 license.
Henry F. King of the Char
don Beverage and Lounge
Bar at 405 Water ST., Char
don, asks permission to tran
Sfer to Clare E. and William
S. BrazalovicS of the same
has CO, D-l, D-2, and D-3
licenses.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Corrected Census Figures Give
Geauga Population of 1893

Corrected figures on t h e
preliminary census count in
Geauga were released today
by Robert C. Ranney, coun-
ty planning director.
CHARDON village today
has a population of 3,159 as
compared with 2,473 Of ten
years ago an increase Of 81
percent.
But Chardon township has
Alamped 213 percent in h e
ppast decade from 2097 to
6543.
Fastest growth in the coun-
ty was in SOUTH RUSSELL
Village, where the population
has jumped 264 percent in
the past ten years from
349 to 1911.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
Offers Free
lob Service
~
for Studenrs

An urgent S. o. S. (Save
Our StudentS) was sounded
today by Bill Oliver, presi-
dent, Temporary Services
Inc. Of Chardon. The educa-
ton of our future doctors
lawyers, educators and sci =
entiStS is threatened by the
shortage of summer employ
ment. AS many as $50 Geau-
ga County young people, hop
ing to attend college h
Fall, need summer employ =
ment to help meet the ever
increasing cost Of college tut
ton.
The future of Geauga Coun-
ty as we'll as our nation de-
pendS on these outstanding
young students. All of these
applicants are energetic and
of excellent character. Many
are qualified as summer va
cation requirements. Temper
ary Services, Inc. is coordin-
ating this program as a Pub
lie Service, with no fee to
either the student or employ
: Sf. A sincere effort will be
made to select the most qua
lifted student for each indi-
vidual job opportunity.
1t is hoped that a solution
can be found for this major
community problem and that
employers will again prove to
''have a heart big as Ge-
auga".
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30

edy that has proved success
full.
Between 1853 and 1853 Dade
c unity school population in
created 54 percent f ro m
SO ,442 pupils to 36,406. Last
fall enrolment had jumped
again to 155, 900, almost doub-
the enrolment seven years
ago. This coming fall the EFT
V program goes into its third
year.
Dade County educators say
the achievement of this sort
of teaching has brought an
extradionary saving in
school expenses as we'll as
more efficient use of avail =
able teachers, and t his
should interest parent tax
payers everywhere.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30
School Picnic

The Sunday School Picnic,
for the Chardon Assembly of
God, has been scheduled for
Saturday, July 9. Everyone
is invited. If you are looking
for a good time of Fellow
ship, come and join us at
Squire's Castle beginning at
4:30 o'clock that afternoon.
The picnic will feature gam
es, fun, good eating and free
ice cream. A time of devo-
ton is also arrorded. Won t
you bring a dish and meet us
there?
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30

which was the first one earn
ed in Chardon in the p a S t
nine years. A little later he
earned the Life award and is
working for the Eagle award
which he hopes to have earn
ed by the fall. Merit badges
he has received include bad
geS in cooking, scholarship,
carpentry, music, home re-
pair, fire citizenship, sales =
manship, first aid, commun-
ity citizenship, bird life and
fishing.
He is a member of Char
don Troop SO which is under
the leadership of Fred Aus
tin with assistant leader, Ro-
bert Prince.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30

was Barbara Strandt, who of
fered the following, make
the Fourth a fun day for IA
mily and friends. The Ki i
wants club Of West Geauga
vites all to come and do just
that.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-06-30

and science at GarrettSville,
Ohio and Chardon.
He is a member of the AM
erican Society Of Training
Directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

SUNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON d c. MA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29

If you, too, can't always brush you
teeth after meals, use Gleem with
CLIO. Just one brushing destroys
most decay-causing bacteria and 70
most people stops mouth odor all d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-29
By JACKSON MILES ABBOTT

Senior Naturalist, Audubon Naturalist Society
I'd UZZING around flower beds like large sphinx moth,
ID tiny Hummingbrd has often been mistaken for
The similarity strengthened by the birds quick stopand
darling flight with wing beats rapid
they appear blur lowering like helicOpter with its long
bill probing flower the hummer be samplng
dining insects attracted the blossom The
hummer is the only bird that can fly backward
The fact that the hummer first cousin to the Chimney
Swift obvious the axOnomiSt To the bird watcher
relationship apparent mainly because of their
buetke flight due to the structure and shape Of the WINGS
which long and pointed When hached the baby
hummer has short bill like sws but eOngates
and takes the shape of the adult
The Ruby-Throated Hummngbird is the only species of
hummer District is with from early May
through early and of common summer
bright sunlight the glowing ruby color of the throat
and the gnng emerald green of the upperpas make the
male RubyThr sparkle like jeweled ornament The fe
male lacks the ruby gOg but has white tips on her outer tail
feathers which are lacking in the male.
The hummers nest is beautiful piece OF architecture
larger diameter than 50cen piece resembles knot
on limb and easily be mistaken for The female
constructs downy plant bres holds together
and to the tree spider webs and decOraes its
chenS The two tiny white eggs about the
shape and size of small beam
The eggs Is days. and the young leave the
they about weeks old The act feeding the
young by the she trying to stab them to
death She abs needleke bill into their gaping mouths
and regurgates their The hummer travels
enough these 2nch long feahered mites make
5OOm flight Gulf of Mexico year!
Next Sunday: The EgretS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-02-11

we're dinner guests of Mrs. Fan
ME Stutzman on Thursday They
and Mrs Stutzman visited Misses
Anna and Grace Lichty in the af-
tcrn0On.
Miss Htlda College, of Springs,
spent the weekend with Misses
Betty and Harriet SWartzentrubcr.
Amos CARRIER, Of BcltsWlle, was
visiting his home folks, Monday
and Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller Mr..
and Mrs Andy Miller, of Apple
Greek, o., spent an evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Alice Hcrshberger,
enroute to Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Beachy spent
Wednesday night with her home
folks. the Alvin Kauffmans. near
Table Rock. The Kauffmans had a
frolic, Wednesday and Thursday,
to build a large shed to the barn
Mr. and Mrs. Owen SWartzen-