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RECEPTION FOR WEDDING
PARTY IN TYRRELL co

MBIA. - Bri d e-an6
groom-elect Miss Florence Lorraine
Brickhouse and ]. A. Brickhouse,
Jr., were honored with an after
rehearsal party Saturday night at
the home of Mrs. T. X. VERIFY,
Jr. Mrs. VERIFY and Mrs. Creston
Simmons were hostesses.
Greeted by Mrs. VERIFY, guests
were ushered to the dining room.
From a table spread with white
cut-work cloth, fruit punch with
floating green ice was served by
Mrs. Simmons.
The home was decorated through
out with lighted candles and ar
rangements of fall flowers and
fruits.
Attending beside the bridal party
were the mothers, Mrs. Isaac
Brickhouse and Mrs. J. A. Brick
house, Sr.; the bride-elect's grand
mother, Mrs. E. D. Voliva, Mrs. c.
Earl Cohoon, Mrs. Joe Stone OF
Edenton and Dennis G. Combs.
About Is in all attended.
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MRS. HOWETT. PRESIDENT
NRRELL HOME CLUBS

COLUMBIA. - Tyrrell County
Council of Home Demonstration
Club officers for the ensuing year
are: Mrs. Orville Howett, presi-
dent; Mrs. Dan Davis, v-chairman;
Mrs. C. Earl Cohoon, secretary and
Mrs. Floyd Hollis, Treas. Names
were submitted by Mrs. Lloyd
Pledger, at the meeting held Fri
day afternoon.
Date for the Fall Achievement
Day was set for Nov. 3 in the
afternoon, and Mrs. w. E. Spen-
Ger gave an outline for the pro-
gram for the day.
For the councils participation in
the Tyrrell County Scholarship
fund, a letter of thanks written by
Robert NJ. Cartwright, student,
U.NC., receiver of one-half of the
fund this year, was read by act
ing secretary, Mrs. D. A. Simmons.
Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Home
Agent submitted tentative titles Of
future demonstrations for a two
years period. She gave date of
Slip Cover workshop to be Sept.
27-3O.
Mrs. E. ]. Brickhouse gave
report on the current world Stu
atoms, and urged members to cast
their vote in the General Election.
LETS Keep the world Free" she
said, and "Band together to fight
for the things we love so dearly"
The devotion was by Mrs. Elsie
B. Edwards.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. L. r. Barnes, Mrs. Wilbert
j. Brickhouse presided. Mrs. D. A.
Simmons acted for the secretary,
Mrs. w. T. Reynolds.
Levels, the host club served
home made cookies, frozen lemon
ade and mixed nuts. The &c per-
sons present represented nine
clubs: Mrs. J. S. Davenport, Mrs.
]. F. Furlough, Mrs. R. L. Spruill,
Mrs. Minnie Cohoon, Mrs. Muriel
Hassell, Mrs. w. B. Spencer, Mrs.
Joe Liverman, Mrs. Lloyd Pledger,
Mrs. D. A. Simmons, Mrs. Will
bert Brickhouse, Mrs. John Pritch-
EFT, Mrs. Dan Davis, Mrs. w. E.
Spencer, Mrs. Shirley Voliva, Mrs
Arson Voliva, Mrs. Alton Reynolds,
Mrs. Pearl Furlough, Mrs. Ann
Hooker, Susan Hooker, Mrs. Cecil
Mrs. Minnie Voliva, Mrs.
Basil Cohoon, Mrs. Blanche w. Co.
hoon Mrs. Ann E. Davenport, Mrs.
E. J. Brickhouse, Mrs. Elsie Ed
wards.
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GEORGE L. EvERTON

COLUMBIA.-George Liverman
Everton, "a, Route 8, Columbia,
died Monday in a Raleigh hospital
after an illness Of one month.
He was a native of Tyrrell
County, a contractor for the Roll
and Lumber Co., in Duplin, Ons-
low and Wayne counties, for about
2. years prior to the early 30's and
later was engaged in boat and
barge work out of Norfolk, until
his retirement.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. An
ME Spencer Everton; two sons,
Fred Carlton of Portsmouth and
William Bonnie Everton of Norfolk
and six grandchildren.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
in Gum Neck Free viii Baptist
Church of which he was a member,
by the Rev. Herbert J. Bryan, pas
tor, assisted by the Rev. Charlie
Overton. Burial followed in the
Point Cemetery in Gum Neck.
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COLUMBIA. - The wedding Of
Miss Florence Lorraine Brickhouse,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Brickhouse of Columbia, Route 2,
was solemnized at 4 pm. Sunday
Sept. %, to Joseph Ashley Brick
house, Jr., son of the Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Brickhouse.
The double ring ceremony was
performed in the Columbia Chris
tan Church by the father of the
groom, amidst an effective setting
of palms, fern and pine background
Of an improvised altar. Massive
wrought-iron candelabra each con-
tanning seven white burning cathe-
dral candles and floor baskets Of
white gladioli and NUNS stood in
relief.
A program of nuptial music was
presented at the piano by George
Fisher. "The Sweetest Story Ever
Told, "No Other Love" and the
"Wodd;r~ p''nvo"" wnra sung hy
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FREE TICKETS FOR PUPILS;
TEACHERS, TO STATE FAIR

Free tickets to the State Fair
will be given all school children
of North Carolina. School admin
stration officials and teachers of
the schools of Dare County have
210 free admission tickets to the
North Carolina State Fair. These
are a part Of the 100000 School
Day tickets being mailed this week
to schools over the state. Mrs.
Mary L. Evans, superintendent of
county schools have been mailed
tickets for their respective sys-
TENS, according to DR.. J. 8. Dor
ton, manager of State Fair.
Student tickets are good for
free admission on either Tuesday,
October IL, or Friday, October ii,
and are available to all students of
all secondary schools Of the state
on request of the administrator of
each school or school system.
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TYRRELL COUNTY SOLDIER
IN GRAFENWOHR, GERMANY

Army Specialist Four Larry N.
Swain, %, son of Grady Swain,
Route 2, Columbia, N. c., is par
ticipating with other personnel
from the Sd Armored Divisions
122d Ordnance Battalion in a field
training exercise in Grafenwohr,
Germany. The exercise is scheduled
to be concluded Oct. l.
Some $4,000 troops and more
than 1000 tanks and armored per-
sonnet carriers of the division will
maneuver over the rough and billy
terrain of the training area.
Specialist Swain, who is assigned
to the battalion's Company B in
Gelnhausen, entered the Army in
May 1853 and was last stationed
at Fort Sheridan, Ill. He is a 1851
graduate of Columbia High School.
is wife, Shirley, is with him in
Germany.
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istering these practices are: Coun-
ty: H. Colon Smell, Chamn. J. F.
Hopkins, J. w. Williams, w. A.
Hollis, J. H. aDniels and H. H.
Harris. Community - R o Der t
Barnes, Marvin Cooper, Dan Davis,
Abram Swain, Willard Cooper for
Creeks Community; GRACE Wood
ley, John Cox, E. L. Goodwin, Jr.,
]. S. Davenport and Thurman Ma
yo for Scuppernong Community;
G. w. Everton, Basil Cahoon, J..
J. Weatherly, Shepherd Arm
strong for Gum Neck; Maurice
Vanhorn, Henry Bateman, Herbert
Chaplin, Herper Woodland and
James Taylor for Sound Side. Of
flee personnel-D. f. Steagall,
Manager, and Polly T. Leary, Chief
Clerk.
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NRRElL COUNTY ASC
ACTIVITIES FOR YEAR

COLUMBIA.-The Tyrrell Coun-
ty ASC Office under D. E. Stea-
gall releases a summary of the
activities of the Agricultural Sta
balization and Conservation for the
year 1859.
Accomplishments and practices
approved for Tyrrell County: sc
farms totalling PIT acres were as
sisted with Vegetative over and
Crop rotation amounting to S.
107; seven farms of 46 acres re-
ceived pasture improvement $52S;
% farms containing % ponds-for
livestock ponds practice received
assistance 81 1887; two farms with
20 acres of timber stand improve
ment with $160; 1860 Gu. yards
open ditch drainage on 20 farms
received $1,806; 1854 acres on 81
farms received winter cover crops
$S,205; six acres on two farms re-
ceived summer crop eoverage with
SIP; two tide gates on two separate
farms received assistance $137.
Number of participating farms
173; farmland in these farms g.
677 acres; cropland on participat-
ing farms 1852 acres; net cost
share before adjustment 1855; ad-
justment for small cost share in
crease 2,045; total cost share to
farmers 14,S60.
There were no excess market
ing quota farms for any of listed
crops in 1859; Cotton allotted 1929,
harvested acreage 210.5; peanuts
250.2 allotted, harvested 2O7.8; to-
bacco 100 allotted-none harvest
ed; wheat 1855 allotted, $685. har-
vested acreage. Allotment farms
and/or planted Cotton 165, pea
nuts-90; tobacco and wheat
1l3.
Germ loans for the 1859 crop in
Tyrrell-number of loans ten for
farm storage - bushels 15,057
amounting to $18,142.23. Under the
wool program number of applica-
tions were Is shorn wool and
IS for unshorn lambs; pounds of
shorn wool 1926 with incentive
payment, $145.33.
Since the beginning of the pro-
gram four loans totalling $271O.4O
have been made on 1O,4OO bushels
of storage space. One loan $4,213.-
O6 has been made on mobile drying
equipment. Repayments totalling
1,451.80 have been made on stor-
age loans and $1,404.35 on mobile
drying unit.
There were two Conservation Re-
serve Contracts in Tyrrell County
in 1859. A total of $1165 for an
nual payments and $S43 for prac-
tice payments were made to pro-
ducers of these farms.
County and community commit
teemen of Tyrrell aiding in admin
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Brickhouse peril m e d at the
book. From a table spread
with white cut-work cloth, fruit
punch was poured by Mrs. C. Earl
Cohoon, and a four-tiered wedding
cake first cut by the bride and
groom, was served by Mrs. Mary
land Brickhouse. Nuts and minis
completed the serving. Others as
sisting were Mrs. Winifred Brick
house and Mrs. Shadrick Jackson
of Norfolk. Goodbyes were said by
Mrs. Charles w. tSpruill.
After the reception the bride
changed to moss green travelling
dress with matching hat and ac-
cessories. The couple left for a
trip in Florida. They plan
to make their home in Columbia.
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Miss Rena Mae Spencer, of Co.
lumbia and Norfolk.
Given in marriage by her ia
Their the bride Wore a white taf-
feta wedding gown fashioned with
sabrina neckline and long sleeves
ending in points at the hands. The
skirt of taffeta and Alencon lace
led to a panier train. Her finger
tip veil of imported illusion was ar
ranged from a pearl crown. She
carried a white Bible topped with
hybrid orchid showered with Lily
of-the-valley and stephanotis.
Miss Doris Brickhouse of Nor
folk was her cousins Maid of Hon
or. She was dressed in a petal pink
floor length taffeta gown with oval
neckline and panier back. A
matching velvet bow sprinliled with
seed pearls attached to a minute
veil was worn on her head. She
wore short white gloves and car
ried an old Fashioned bouquet of
turquoise tinted NUNS, poms and
net.
The bridesmaids, sisters of the
groom, Mrs. Creston NJ. Simmons
of Virginia Beach, Va, and Mrs.
Thomas X. VERIFY, Jr., wore tur-
quoise taffeta gowns and headdress
similar to that of the maid Of
honor, and carried similar bouquets
of petal pink. Junior bridesmaids,
nieces of the groom, Misses Karen
VERIFY and Cynthia Lee Simmons,
wore ice blue princess floor length
dresses with rounding neck. Adorn-
ing the front at the neck was a
matching bow with streamers
trailing to the hem. They carried
similar smaller bouquets of petal
pink NUNS and net.
Honorary bridesmaids; Misses
Shirley Bumgardner, Lynda Knight,
Gail Cohoon, Jane Selby and Phyl-
lis Fisher, in formal gowns each
carried long stemmed American
Beauty rose.
For her daughters wedding, the
mother of the bride chose a mauve
lace street length dress with
matching color hat and accessories.
The groom's mother wore a Dior
blue crepe street length dress with
black hat and accessories. Each
wore q corsage of Cymbidium or
chids.
Acting as best man was Victor
Alexander of Creswell, and ushers:
Creston NJ. Simmons of Virginia
Beach, Va, Joe Stone of Edenton,
Thomas X. VERIFY, Jr., Chris R.
VERIFY, w. D. Vanhorn and Glenn
Cohoon, formally dressed. Mrs.
Gladys Sawyer was in charge of
the wedding detail.
Following the ceremony n re-
ception given by the BRIDES par
ents in the educational building of
the church was held. Greeting the
guests and introducing them to the
receiving line composed of the
Bridal couple, their parents and
the attendants, was Mrs. Joseph
Green Brickhouse. Mrs. D. Webb
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BELANGIA-S SPENCER

Mrs. Margaret Louise Belangia,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Belangia of Washington, D. &C.,
became the bride of Lelon Hubert
Spencer, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Spencer of Route 1, Column
bia, Sept. %, at the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Reynolds. The
Rev. Reynolds performed the cere-
mony. Only a few relatives and
f,'io,Ie attended.
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MANTEO ROTARY SPEAKER

John H. Long, County Account
ant, Dare County, was the speaker
before the Manteo Rotary Club
Monday evening, discussing some
phases of his work of general in
terest and which was we'll received.
The Manteo club has many visitors
from distant places, and two this
week were Oliver Westfall of Mt.
Vernon, N. Y, and Cecil Brain of
Ontario, Canada.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

PARKWo0D-Briek, 8 bedrms.
ss.; siss: kits s.l tgil bsiat.: FENCED ysra
9HAAr.or Or M, 2nd trust; s1Ts6o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING &
TAKOMA PIX. HOMES

H16AS1N4n I IA 44S14GO
"PARocHIAL scHooL"-stunning
3-bedrm.. 3-bath, brick rambler,
nr. Our Lady Of Sorrows Catholic
Church, 36-ft, rec. room with bar,
2-ton air cond.. sep din. rm., hTepl.
with complete mirrored wall. porch,
wall-to-wall carpeting. Only S24,s
500: $4,000 FHA.
HOME AND INcoME"-2 lovely
erty; apt. is beautifully furn. and
is included in sale price. sep.
entrs., big lot. excel loc.: Sl5,e56;
$3.50 dn.
STARTER HOME'-Only S595 dn.
No points and no qualifications.
Needs q little work, but this com :
pletely furn. 7-rm.. 2-bath home
is q terrific buy at $11,950.
PRICE cUT'-And how! Was SIa. ..
$50, now S16,950; only 500 dn.
3-bedrm. brick Colonial; screen
porch. full basement; deep shady
lot; vacant.
"SPLIT-LEVEL WITH EXTRAs"-
Sparkling all-brick with 4 bedTms.,
ga baths, rec. rm., .all-elect. kit,
fenced yd.; also includes wall-to-
wall cArpeting and drapes. Com
plete with extra outside rrn, OF
carport; Only S23; 500. FHA,
RAFFEkkEE kEiiTosEs EE4d ESTATE
JU. 9-1l03 OR JU. 5-l902
SUNS. AND WEEKDAYS
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ARCOLA AVE. AREA

WHEATON VIEW quality built
split-levels priced from $24,750.
%AUTUMN WONDER"
De luxe equip. kits, sep dining, huge
fireplaced liv. rms, Eround-level
wBlk-out basmtS., dazzling rec
rms. and every feature you could
wish for. TRADE UP!
Dir: Out ca. ave. 10 Arcola ave. and
right to Nairn and right to
WHEATON VIEW" Open / to B.
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DILVEE SPkING
4 BEDROOM BARGAIN

Count. the bricks and compare
Proof positive that this center-hall
Cape Cod is q steal at Sl6,50O,
Separate din. rn.. den, screened
porch. full bsmt., rear driveway
to large wooded yard, close to
Blair High and Sligo Greek.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm., 2-bath
center hall brick rambler; rec. rm.
outside entrance, hot-water heat
big garage, large corner lot, clost
to schools and shopping, must bC
sold. owner leaving state. Price
reduced. Property located at 406
Htnsdale lane. Open 2 till dark
LAIRD B. SCOTT, JU. 9-0420.
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
ACROSS FROM SCHOOL
3-bedrm. brick-and- frame beauty;
din. rm., fireplace. tiled bsmt Il,
cathedral ceiling. Only S16,500.
TAKOMA REALTY IN S-IQOO
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SPRINGBROOK
MANOR

Brand new. ready for immediate oc.
cupancy. Priced from S27,950
Quality brick split-levels and ram.
6lers. TRADE UPl
NEW AS TOMORRW'
Featuring 4 bedrms. 2h bSSns, d.
luxe kits, din. rms, custom rec
rms, carpo-ts or garage, on HS'
Dir: Out N. Hamp ave. or Coles
vile I'd. to Tracy DIR. and right tc
new homes. Open ] to 5.
Evening star., 1960-10-30

SILVER SPRING-spacious 4-bed-
rm rm v IVoi1n T RFiSs %th fePf GePff Ell iSt 90 70
SIS. 500. HUGH T. PECK. REAL.
TOR, 1895 New Hampshire ave,
HE. 4-1700 It'll q.
SILVER SPRING-Nr. MONTGOMERY
rambler: : full baths, ffepi.: Ssi'.
$50. HUGH T PECK. REALTOR.
HE. 4-1700 It'll q pm.
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LANGLEY PARK

Extra nice and spacious 3-bedrm.
1h-bath brick semi-det. colonial
wL1st-fioor powder rm.. lge. kit
w/table space. sep. din. rm.
TRICKS IN TREATS"
Full walk-out basmt. w/lovely rec.
rm., Ice. fenced yard, off-street
parking and delightful porch.
Dir: Out N. HRmp. ave. to Ruatan
st. and left to 1012. Open to 5.
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10806 EAST KNOLLCREST DRIVE
UNDECfDED2 THEN SEE THIS LOVELY BRICK RAMBLER
AND YOUR FAMILY WILL VOTE TO MOVE RIGHT IN. LarGe
living with fireplace, nce-size bedrooms
block to transportation. HE. 4-I7O0. " "
DREcTIoNs Out New Hampshire ave to SCHNEIDER
' " ~ - '" W ~4O- ONo-
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PAHk OF YOUR OWN
$14,5OO. Assume S11,500 4Acs
loan with low monthly payments
Dir: Out Conn. ave-, left on
Kowles, left on Summit, right on
Brookfield. left on Vogel to 1040S.
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GEORGIA AVE. EXT.
Gorgeous 3-bdrm. brick rambler,
split foyer, valk-out basement.
BEAUTY PLUS VALUE"
$1,100 down. Only $1S,400. As
sumo lge. loan.
Dir: North on Georgia ave. pass
Glenmont Shopping Center to our
Open Sign at 1902 Georgia ave
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LANGLEY PARK

4<A4NNAG i S11bIA
Owner must sell this beautiful 3.
O'0fm .LovAsIE LISSid If-tLi LIVING STiSd ''m0i'f
Huge liy. rm., sep. din. rm., won.
derful kit, huge entertaining STYLE
patio; walking dist. to bus, schools
and shops.
Dir: Out N. Hamp ave. to Univ
lane and left to Carroll ave. and
right to ChiekaSaw drive and rishi
TO 1112. Open l to 8.
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ROCKVILLE
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE

S4Ib COLUNIAL COURT
dRfS kitchen
Ot Price SssssC. GA. 4-6S75 90. 'N"N''"''N
DiREcTIoNs Out ave King william dr.. left
Princess right Colonial Court right PEcK's
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LEWISDALE

FOUR NEW RAMBLERs featuring thtee bedrooms
saTports and central air eondoninR and ~ baths ToDAYs
and Other homes being construcedchooe
DIRECTIONS colesvle road to (sprinEbrook) Bran
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WHEATON


LOVELY THREE BEDROOM BRICK featuring
room with fireplace separate dining "a baths ant
recreation. Walking distance to boys high school, HE
DIRECTIONS: Georgia past wheaton, left OF
drandvieW on Arvin PECK open sign
Evening star., 1960-10-30
HOUSES ron sALE-Mp.

R0CkXlLLE-3-bedrm. split-level
HOTTEST HOME BUY TODAY
] "a baths. family size kit. sep
din. rm.. lge., comfortable den
bsmt.;. level fenced lot. FHA ap.
proved. Sls.600. HUGH T. PECK
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ADEI PHI
SILVER SPRING

ExTRALARqE ALL-BRIcK RAMBLER on a beautiful wooded
lot Large living with fireplace,
and large kitchen three bedrooms IA baths
HE. 4-1T00 - -
DIRECTIONS: Colesvile road st. Andrews Cnter.
section Of Sligo Greek pkwy left to Thornh left PECK
Evening star., 1960-10-30
KENSINGTON

Cozy brick rambler, 2 bedrms., full
GE kitchen, private tree-Shaded
Evening star., 1960-10-30

SILVER SPRING, easy VAN h
Hecht Co, Blair High and ST
Michaels! 3 bedrms. and den
baths: atchd. garage. See thii
fine brk. home today! S24,5OO
RIPLEY CO.. JU. 5-6111.
SILVER SPRING : Close-in. On.
usual new split-level, 4 bedrms.
2h baths, finished rec. rm.: out
door living. Out Piney Branch I'd.
left on Flower to 95l3; Open Sun
afternoon or phone UN. 4-0S61.
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HILLANDALE AREA
tccNTINuED)

This extra-spacious 3-bedrm., de
luxe bath, brick rambler has been
reduced to only S22,950 for fast
sale.s
PRICED TO SELL NoWT"
Air conditioned: sep. din. rm., huge
de luxe equip. kit, liv. rm. w
firepl.. full walk-out bSmt., extra
shops se1GsG and Blk. eiSsf So bus. sS SCHOOLS
Dir: Out N. Hamp. ave. to schind.
Ter DIR. and left to Blossom Land
and left to 10707. Open to 5
Evening star., 1960-04-08
FORE and AFT

Walter Haase again will head
Potomac Boat Club in the COM
ing year. He was reelected
president this week along with
John M. Hagerhorst, vice presi-
dent, and Tom McNeill, treas
urer. Arthur Fawcett was
named secretary to succeed
Tom Horton.
Newly elected to the Board
Of Governors are Hagerhorst,
Fawcett and Stewart Rothman.
Potomac canoeists have a
busy program lined up, high
lighted by the Olympic canoe
team trials to be held July 16
and II at Bear Mountain, N. Y.
The program:
April "a, opening regatta of
the Olympic prep program on
Schuylkill River, Philadelphia /;
May l, White Water Race from
Great Falls to Sycamore Is
land; May %, Washington
Canoe Club regatta; May 20,
Olympic prep regatta here;
June IL, Middle States cham
pionshipS in Philadelphia; June
Evening star., 1960-04-08
hut.

as any Evinruds owner will tell you
wor|d-reeord speed is the
least Of the wonderful things
about an EVNRUDE
If you hove yen go FAST, and don't doing oens
knees in pitching bouncing roens she-hsn almost
onybodys big ouhoord will drive you whole
MS sofe sensible 60.
BUT you're looking for speed AND eomfoA AND company.
foo-thsn the place 10 find what you're looking for your
EvinrUds Dsoler Because EVinruds designed
Of the things boons people like TO doond do them eose
smoother qUeter and economically thcn they have
been done before!
Evening star., 1960-04-08

1S, final regatta Of Olympic
prep program at Niles, Mich;
June 10, National champion
ships at Niles; June 26, New
York State championships al
East Chester; July /, Dominion
Day regatta in Toronto; July
10 (tentative), North American
championships here, and Au-
gust TIA, international meet
at Sugar Island, Canada.
.
Cap'n STAINS Boat Center al
1926 Georgia avenue is opening
a two-story addition to Its
showrooms today which will
give it 1000 square feet Of
space and make it one Of the
largest agencies in the area.
The Outboard Boating Club
is meeting with the National
Bureau Of Casualty Underwri-
ters in New York April II to
discuss a reduction in what ii
considers unreaSonably high
insurance rates for users OF
outboard motors.
Guy w. Hughes, executive
director, also is seeking talks
with the Mutual Insurance Rat
ing Bureau.
Last December, companies in
A states raised rates $40 to $40,
Evening star., 1960-04-08

Capital Yacht Club will pick
its candidate for the annual
Queen Of the Chesapeake con-
test at 2 pm. Sunday at the
clubhouse on Maine avenue
while Corinthian Yacht Club is
getting ready to name its
queen.
Commodore Donald C..
Holmes has named Mrs. NAL
colin Jimmie" Fisher as chair
man of the committee. Any
unmarried girl Is years Of age
or older in Q members family
is eligible.
Corinthians candidate will
be named May IA and will be
crowned at the annual flag
raising and shad bake on the
club grounds Sunday, May Is.
Club queens will compete for
Chesapeake honors at Mary
land Yacht Club June 5.
Also on the Corinthian pro-
gram is a beatnik dance Sat-
urday. April %, when all mem
bers are supposed to wear
boards.