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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08
No Rehearing
On Released
Time Law

: SALEM, Ore.-NC) - No
request for a rehearing of an
Oregon Supreme Court deci-
sion finding the state "releas-
ed time" law valid was re-
ceived by the court before
the June IA deadline for fill
ing such an appeal.
Earlier, school district Of
ficials had indicated the re-
hearing would be asked, but
it was decided later that the
request would not be made.
The Supreme Court, in a 4-3
decision last month, reversed
a ruling by Circuit Judge
George r. Duncan of Marion
County who had held that the
law was unconstitutional be-
cause it was too vague to be
administered.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08

consists of Leonard Sorkin
and Abram Loft, violins; Irv-
ing liner, viola; and George
Sopkin, cello. They compose
the first quartet whose works
were placed on stereophonic
recordings.
Playing Tuesday thro u 6 h
Saturday in the Tent Theater
on the campus will be "The
Girls in 509," a political
satire.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08

uilS UuyS dt SCOUT CAMPS III the
Diocese, trailer camping pro-
grams, family camping and
teen-age weekend leadership
programs at the camps.
For the first time in The
history of the Diocesan camp
ing program fhe cYc is rep
resented on the stats of the
area scout camps TO assist
Catholic Boy Scouts. James
Boehm, a second year theoI-
osy student at M. ST. Mary
of fhe West has been employ
ed by the Catholic Committee
on Scouting TO visit fhe camps.
He will assist fhe unit leaders
in adding spiritual develop
menf TO the camp program.
He will be al camp Owens
near Marion the week of July
10 and at Camp Minse In Ross
County for the week of July
IL.
The trailer camping pro
gram is under the direction Of
James Van Horn aid Miss
JEANNE Reiser Of the Dioce-
san camp staffs. Paul J. Lynch
is the advisor. A group of ten
girls will journey to the Unit
ed Community Council camp
ing sight near Lake Hope to
camp for a week during Au-
gust. The boys group will
leave Camp st. Joseph for the
same site Monday, Aug. %.
Camping equipment is carried
in the trailer belonging to the
Columbus Junior Chamber Of
Commerce.
Ten families in Columbus
have registered to act as a
unit to be the first camping
families at Camp st. Joseph.
The program is scheduled for
late August.
TEEN-AGE WEEK.ENpS at
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08
FerchiIl Wins
Scholarship

NEW PHILADELPHIA -
John Ferchill, 1860 graduate
of Dover st. Joseph High
School, was awarded a $500
yearly scholarship by the Dow
er Lions Club.
Ferchill plans to enter Fem
College in Cleveland this fall.
AT st. Joseph School he was
president of his class, presi-
dent of Student Council,
sports reporter for the school
newspaper, The Rambler, a
member of the National Hon.
or Society and played varsity
baseball, football and basket
ball.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08
CLEVELAND. MCl

CLEVELAND, NC) =
A West Side Cleveland
parish has organized a
school for baby sitterS
that may we'll revolution
lie Americas most popular
part-time occupation.
AT Our Lady Of Good Coun.
sci Parish, more than 100
teen-age girls have been grad
uated in the past two years
and another So are in train
ing programs. The school even
has its own uniforms and
even a Gaping ceremony for
graduates.
IT is CALLED the Guard
Ian Angel Guild Training
Course, it's affiliated with the
parish Women's Guild which
supplies the instructors. The
Guild ties its training course
in with strict membership in
the Apostleship of Prayer. The
result is a teenager who truly
"baby sits with God"
The programs first objec-
tive was to provide baby sit
tiers for the parish nursery,
'"the Angel Room" operated
for the convenience of par
ents of small children attend
ing Sunday Mass. But. it also
has developed a corps Of re-
sponsible youngsters who ba-
by sit in private homes. =
Moreover, its sponsors be-
lieve the program provides
an excellent means of spirit
ually forming young girls and
preparing them for marriage
and motherhood.
Mrs. Marian Geschke, one
of the instructors, explained
how the program works.
GIRLS FROM THE SEW
ENTH grade through high
school are eligible. Each ap-
plicant must attend 10 week
ly lectures by adult instruc-
tors on child care and devel-
opment, elementary first aid,
procedure in the parish nurs-
cry, games and crafts for pre-.
schoolers.
In addition, instructors ex-
plain how the Apostleship of
Prayer program can make
even such tasks as a baby sit.
ting spiritually meritorious..
For those who complete the
course, there's a graduation
ceremony in the church and
a Six-month probation period.
During that time. the girls
must attend monthly seminars
and must also baby sit in the
parish nursery for at least II
Sundays.
Then they are capped in an
investiture ceremony in the
church and their names plac-
ed on the parish register.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08
Youth Notes:
Camps Begin
Family Plan
by John Z. Jones
Times Staff Wrifer)

Camping services and facilities of the Catholic
Youth Council are being expanded to meet the needs
of the Diocese, according to George Reyerman. chair
man of the eye Camping Committee.
New services begun this year are aids for Cath
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08

The happy, smiling faces belong TO
members of the Central Deanery axe
eufive boards who find sitting around
the pool at Camp ST. Joseph relaxing.
Pictured above, left to right, Mark
Hankeft, ST. Michael, Warrington, hi
division treasurer; Ralph Dvorsk, St.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08
July II, Aug. 7:
DenisOn Theater
Presents Concerts

GRANVILLE - Two concerts on Sunday eve-
nings, July II and Aug. 7, are part of the series of en-
tertainments sponsored by the Denison Summer Thea
ter during its 18th season. Both concerts will be given
in Recital Hall, directly south of the tent theater where
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08

Always reao the Classifieds.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08

the camps, conducted under
the auspices of the CYC, were
held during June. Others are
planned for August and Sep
TENDER.
In addition to Reverman,
other members of the camp
ing committee include FIR.
Richard F. Dodd, camp direc-
tor, FIR. Earl /. Holzapfel, CYC
Advisory Board moderator,
Thomas Carroll, Joseph Refs,
Frank McCabe, William Nc.
Grath, Paul Lynch, William
Malachy, Bernard Kerscher
and Mrs. Charles Bentz.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-08

Andrew, hi-division physical chairman;
Karen Altman, ST. cafharine, hi-divi-
sion, social chairman; Julie Maxwell,
Immaculate Conception, young adult
division vice president, and Mike Ze-
serelia, St. Peter, young adult division
president.
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Evening star., 1960-07-11
BY CASPAR NAMES
Star STAFF Writer

Don Ralph of Bethesda won
the Middle Atlantic tennis
singles championship yesterday
by defeating Richard Hoehn
of Quantico. 90, 6-3, Ga,
at the Edgemoor Club.
The 21-year-old Notre Dame
star was at the top of his game
and never gave his Marine
opponent a chance to get into
the match.
Break Holds Service
From the first point to the
last Ralph took the offensive
on his strong. high-kicking
service, sweeping backhand
drives and sharp volleys. Hoehn
fought back doggedly, but his
slower underspin shots allowed
Ralph too much time and en-
abled the Edgemoor youth to
assume command of the rallies
through sheer speed.
Ralph broke through Hoehn's
first and last delivery in the
set and held his own
to run out the chapter at So.
In the second set the Notre
Dame star ran into a So lead
and held service to take it
at 6-3.
NOtre Dame Pair Wins
The best tennis was played in
the final chapter when the two
men battled on even terms to
Sail. The rallies were sharp
and the drives forced the men
to cover every part of the court.
Hoehn led for the only time
when he held his delivery for a
4-3 score, but Ralph tightened
his game and swept through
the next three games for a we'll
deserved victory.
Ralph returned to the courts
Evening star., 1960-07-11
SoftbuII Double Bill
Swept by D. c. Girls

PHILADELPHIA, July II
(SpeciaD, - The Jack Blank
Pontiac girls softball team
from Washington, D. c., de-
feated the Yankee Maids, So
and 80, yesterday in an ex-
hibition double-header at Max
Myers Park.
Gloria Schleith pitched a
two-hitter in the nightcap and
won her own game with a home
run in the ninth inning.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
Johnson DueIWith Yono
Best Ever in DecothIon

The recognized decathlon
record was set last year by
Russia'S Vastly Kuznetsov, but
Yang and johnson tore it
apart. Johnson bettered the
Russians performances in 7 of
the 10 events. Yang did it in
five.
High Jump Aided Rafer
johnson emerged with a 257-
point margin over Yang, but he
might not find it so easy next
time. This time he had the
advantage of a 5-foot-6 high
jump by Yang, who said he
normally does 6-2. Had he done
so this time, he would have
added 237 points to his total,
and it would have been nip and
tuck.
Aided by the high jump on
the first day, Johnson had a
159-point advantage going into
the final day.
Yang promptly won the high
hurdles in 14.1 seconds, while
johnson trailed in 14.5. The
point margin was cut to 81.
Johnson boosted it to 402 by
throwing the discus ITO feet
Ga inches as Yang got 138-feet.
Yang came back with a 13-
foot-1O12 pole vault. Johnson
got 13 feet "a and the margin
was cut to 259.
Then Johnson uncorked a
233-foot-3 javelin throw. The
persistent Yang came through
with one of 233 feet 212. That
left it up to the 1900 meters,
put Yang was too tired.
The meet also served as the
OlympicS trials for the United
States decathlon team. Besides
johnson, the team members
will be Phil Mulkey, 25-year-old
Memphis elementary school
teacher, who had 1852 points,
and Dave EdStrom. 21-year-old
University of Oregon senior,
who had 1880.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
Don RoIph Hits Peak
In Edgemoor Victory

to annex the mems doubles
event with Bill Heinbecker of
Notre Dame. They beat Fred
McNair and Tom Freiberg
60, 6-1, 81.
Mrs. Olga Mahaney and
Charlotte Decker won the wom-
ems doubles by defeating Carol
Southmayd and Pat Hubbard,
0-6, ga, 6-4.
Evening star., 1960-07-11
Mori Brothers Win
Seventh Straight

Gene and Butch Mori OF
Hillside, Md, yesterday scored
their seventh victory without
defeat in drag racing at Aquas-
co Speedway this year.
The brothers Glass B altered
Chevrolet won the top speed
and middle eliminator awards
with figures of IT'S miles an
hour and 1913 seconds for the
quarter mile. Top eliminator
was the D. c. Dragons Olds-
mobile = powered dragster at
1884 and 1877.
Evening star., 1960-07-11

EUGENE, Greg, July IL
AP).-United States Olympic
hopes in the decathlon are up
today now that Rafer johnson
Is back, established as perhaps
the greatest decathlon per-
former of all time.
He won the finest duel in
decathlon history by nosing out
c. K. Yang of Formosa in a
weekend meet in which both
broke the recognized world
record of 1857 points.
johnson, making his first
competitive start since injuries
in an automobile accident kept
him out last year, ran up 1858
points. Yang achieved 8,426.
I'm awfully happy to return
the decathlon record to the
United States-but Yang al
most took it right back from
me-" Johnson said. Il think it
was the high jump which kept
me going. When I cleared 5-10
Friday after going only 5-6 or
5-8 in practice. it gave me a
boost. But l didn't come to
Eugene to set a record. No, sir,
I just came to make the boat
to Rome"
Last Event Decisive
1t was not certain until the
last event that the 24-year-old
Johnson would be able to outdo
the 27-year-old Yang, who will
compete for Formosa in the
Olympic games.
Darkness was falling as
Yang entered the 1,500-meter
race needing a 4-minute-34.8-
second run to squeeze ahead OF
johnson.
Tired from earlier events in
the two-day National AAU de-
cathlon meet, Yang could man.
age only minutes, 9,3 seconds
At that. it shaded the equally
tired johnson in that event
A few minutes earlier johnson
had run it in 5 minutes, 9.9
seconds.
Evening star., 1960-07-11

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Droe Racer Dies
As Gas ExpIodes

MADEIRA, Calf, July II
(AP).-A young drag racer
burned to death yesterday when
his gas tank exploded. The
youth apparently was trapped
in the car by his safety belts.
Dean Baxter. %, Of nearby
Merced was unable to extricate
himself when the gas tank of
his dual-engine 1927 Model 7
racing coupe exploded. He was
being pushed to the starting
line at MADEIRA Airport at the
time.
Evening star., 1960-07-11

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Russian Booters Win

PARIS, July II (AP).-Rus-
Sia won the European National
Soccer Cup last night by de-
feating Yugoslavia, 81, in the
finals in overtime.
Evening star., 1960-07-11

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Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09

Quite a number of our town
folks are i'll with, colds. Oscar
Harrington is on the sick list. We
wish all a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sharp are win
tering in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Paolo and
daughter Jeanie, Wilmington
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Robbins.
Mrs. Mary Coverdale returned to
her home on Monday. We wish
her better days ahead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dill, Fell
ton, were Sunday afternoon guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Belts and
family.
Mrs. Jack Edge and children
Jackie and Tommie, Dover, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Galloway. They visited
in Maryland during the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dolan were
Saturday afternoon callers on Mrs.
Bill Looney and children, Willow
Grove.
The Junior boys Sunday School
Class will hold bake on Satur-
day, December 10, at 1000 AM,
in the Frederick Fire House Pro-
ceeds will go toward the Sunday
School Building Fund Please
come out and help this good cause.
Thank you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Moore,
Newark, spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Belts, Sr.
Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09
Christmas Concert At
u. of ID. December Ia

Vivaldi's Gloria will be the fea-
tured work of the University of
Delaware Concert Choir at its
annual Christmas Concert in Nit
chell Hall on the Newark campus,
December IA and Is, at S:15 pm.
With accompaniment by a pro-
fessional orchestra, the choir will
be conducted by DR.. Ivan Trusler,
director of choral music at the
university. 1t will be the first time
the concert has been held two
nights, in an effort to accommo-
date overflow crowds experienced
in recent years.
Guests artists in the Vivaldi
work will be Mrs. Ellen Hahn,
soprano; Joy Vandever, alto, and
Hugh O'Meagher, harpsichordist
The program is open to the public
without charge.
Other works on the program in
clude 80 Magnum Mysterium," by
da Victorie; Carol of the Bells" !"
by Leontovich, and several tradi-
tional French, Spanish and Ameri-
can carols, including Here, Mid
the Ass and Oxen Mild" "Ya
Viene La Vieja," Carol of the
Birds" Fun, Fun, Fum," and 81
Wonder AS l Wander"
The Gloria is a seventeenth GEN.
tury work that did not receive its
Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09
Lightest Of Metals
Used In 1861 Lancer

Tons of ocean water and thou
sands of oysters are combined to
produce the lightest metal used in
the 1861 Dodge Lancer-magnes-
ium.
The world supply of magnesium
is inexhaustible. The supply is so
great that figures stagger the
imagination.
Hidden within each cubic mile
of sea water is nearly II billion
pounds of magnesium-and there
are 346- million cubic miles of sea
water. One bathtub full of sea
water holds pound of the metal.
IF magnesium were produced
at the rate steel is today" Dodge
Chief Engineer George Gibson said
"and if this production were con-
tinued for 1000 years, the mag
nesium content of the worlds
oceans would be reduced by ABOUT
only one hundredth of one per
cent"
Magnesium has found it's way
into the 1861 Dodge Lancer where
everyone can see it-on the dash
Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09
FREDERICK

Church School 9:45 am
Morning Worship HOO am.
NJ Y. F. 700 pm.
MYAF met Wednesday, Dec. z,
IL pm. A Christmas film was
shown.
Youth Choir reshearsal every
Wednesday, $50 pm.
Junior Choir Rehearsal, Friday,
Dec. 8, $50 pm.
Special Services coming up:
Dec. 25, 7:30 pm. M.Y.F. Candle
light Service
Dec. 81, IL pm. Watchnight
service.
We are fortunate in having two
Choirs contributing to our Wor-
ship Services. Our thanks to the
members of each Choir and their
Director for a job well done:
Lighting the candles on the altar
can be made a meaningful act of
worship as we have seen this
morning when we have the SER
vices of one of the boys of the
Church Our acolyte today is Deryl
Thornton.
Sardis- Charge
Church School 200 Pm. Follow
ed by Worship Hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. Grundman,
Slaughter Beach, were Friday call
ers of Mr.. and Mrs. George Dolan.
Our Congratulations to AlC and
Mrs. James E. McComas, whose
son was born November %, at
Dover Air Force Base Hospital,
Dover, and to A2C and Mrs. Rally
C.. Watson, their son was born
November 26 at Dover Air Force
Hospital. Both families are of
Frederick.
We are happy to learn Mrs.
Elizabeth Fisher came home last
Wednesday from Wilmington Gen
eral Hospital, Wilmington, after
undergoing an operation. She is
doing fine, but will be confined to
her home for some time. She has
our best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Matlack were
Philadelphia shoppers on Sat
urday. They stopped at Thorofare,
Nj, to visit with his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Matlack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bennett
were Friday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. William Donophan, Mag
nolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Boone,
Sr. had as guests this week, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Green and daugh-
ter of Little Heaven, Thursday eve
ming. Saturday, their children, Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Boone and family
of Clayton, were guests on Sun
day of their children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Fassel and family,
Slaughter Beach, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lane and family, Harring-
ton.
Congratuiatlon 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Hobbs. In very pretty
setting, Miss Doris Tatman, Fred
erica. Eecame the tride of Samuel
Hobbs, Cheswola, % Trinity 9+eih-
cGIs. Church.. this town, with The
Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09

ter housing and heater-defroster-
transmission control housings are
made of magnesium.
The Lancer, Gibson added, is
the only 1861 Chrysler Corpora
ton car using magnesium.
Total weight of the Lancer
housings, which are die cast, is
3 l.? pounds. Magnesium is only
two-thirds as heavy as aluminium.
Dodge gets it magnesium from
the Dow Chemical Company of
Midland, Michigan. Dow obtains the
magnesium from the Gulf of Mexi-
co and casts the housings for
Dodge at its metal products plant
in Bay City, Michigan.
The magnesium is taken from
the sea water through an electroly-
tic process at Dow's Freeport.
Texas, plant. Calcium is need in
the process. This is where the
oysters come in.
Oyster shells are dredged from
nearby Galveston Bay and roast
ed to obtain the lime in the shells.
The lime contains calcium, which
replaces magnesium in the sea
water during the process.
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Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09

first public performance until 1899
at the Vivaldi Week celebration in
Siena. 1t had been gathering dust
in a collection of works by vivaldi,
generally known for his instru-
mental masterworks. at Biblioteca
Nazionale di Torino.
The first American performance
was at Queens College in May,
1949, under the direction of DR..
Edward Lowinsky A year later.
it was presented as the final offer
ing of a Vivaldi festival by the
Little Orchestra, and has since be-
come a favorite Christmas work
vivaldi, the cleric, approached
the holy text as religious crea-
tive musician. His work includes
powerful choral numbers and lyri-
cal arias, polyphonic movements