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uGoIfers
Elininutedin in
Junior Golf

ITHACA, N. Y. Aug. S tAP)
: The last three Of eight
Washington ID. c. area repre-
sentativeS. in the 14th United
States Golf Association junior
championship were eliminated
yesterday.
Jamie Cough III Of Airing
ton, Va, the medalist, defeated
Chris Mel of Stanton, Mich,
and 4, in the second round yes
terday, but bowed to George
Boutell of Phoenix, Ariz., S and
4, in the afternoon third round
Other Washington area boys
erased in the second round
we're Billy Cigich Of Bethesda
Nd. by James Troncatty OF
Sacramento, Calf, S and 4
ana jim DuITy OF Fairfax, Va.
by Mahlon Moe of Spokane,
Wash, by default
Duffy, 2 down to Moe aftd
nine holes. stopped at a soft
drink stand for refreshment
AS his left hand lay on the
counter, someone accidentally
banged it with an elbow.
The thumb swelled and Jim
couldn't grip the club properly
He lost the 10th and 18th to
go 4 down. figured he was a
sure loser and retired.
The quarter finals are slated
today, with Semifinals and
finals tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Arlington Bows
In Legion PIoy

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Aug.
5 AP). - Schoolboy baseball
teams from Warwick and Colo
nial Heights will open a 5-game
series Monday at Colonial
Heights to decide the Virginia
American Legion championship.
Warwick Post 255 defeated
Arlington Post A yesterday,
So. to win the Eastern Zone
title. Earlier in the week, Col
onial Heights Post 284 took the
Western Zone championship at
Staunton. -.rs
Warwick Post scored one run
in the third inning, then
wrapped UP the game with
four unearned runs in the
ninth inning.
Arlington's two runs came in
the seventh. Timmy Hill
doubled and Mike Stellabotte
drove him in with a single. Ned
CARRIER singled Stellabotte to
third. from where he scored on
a wild pitch.
Warwick Ool 600 OO4--5 s 2
Arlington 200 900 300 s
Canon. Peck % and, Douglas;
Morton, Hill (a) and Barksdale.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Susce's Relief Work Helps
HyottsviIIe Nine Stay Alive

Pitcher Jon Susce's turn
about performance has. kept
Hyattsville Post 3's title hopes
alive in the Maryland Ameri-
can Legion Juniors Baseball
Championship tournament at
the University of Maryland.
Susce, son of Senator's coach
George Susce, yesterday pitched
effective relief ball as Hyatts-
vile shaded Bel Air Post SO,
10. The loss eliminated Bel
Air. In the second game, Park
vile Post 1873 of Baltimore
County outslugged Frederick
Post II, 1873. to advance all
the way to tomorrow's final.
HyattSville and Frederick,
both with IL records, meet
today for the right to oppose
Parkville in the final.
The 6-foot-4, 100 pound
Susce had been battered from
the mound as Hyattsville
dropped q 60 decision to Park
vile in Thursdays opening
Evening star., 1961-08-05

McIntire, Decker
In Title Remotch


PASADENA. Aug. 5 (APJ.-
Barbara McIntire of Jupiter
Fla, and Anne Quasi Decker
Of Seattle, two old rivals in
the to pechelons Of women's
golf, meet today in the finals
Of, the 61st Western Women's
golf championship, at AMMAN
dale Golf Club.
This will be a replay of the
1858 championship, which the
26-year-old Mis- McIntire won.
Miss McIntire, the British
Amateur champion, yesterday
defeated 18-year -old Sharon
Fladoos of Dubuque, Iowa, 3
and 2.
Mrs. Decker, former Curtis
Cupper, defeated 40-year-old
Ruth Miller Of Long Beach,
Calf. 2 and /.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Hoeon-Sneod
Series on TV
Is Planned

NEW YORK, Aug. S (AP).-
Plans were announced yester-
day for q nationally televised
exhibition series of matches be-
tween Ben Hogan and Sam
Snead, two of the worlds great
est golfers of the last quarter
Of q century.
Fred Corcoran, tournament
director for the International
Golf Association. said both
men had agreed TO the plan.
They will play on some of
the great courses over which
they have battled for the last
rs years." Corcoran said. "It
should be a tremendous series. 3"
Hogan, now in Fort Worth,
has won four National Open
titles. two Masters, the PGA
and the British Open. Snead
has won the PGA and Masters
titles three times each and also
has captured the British Open.
He never has won the National
Open, although he has been
runnerup repeatedly.
Corcoran said not all details
had been worked out, such as
the network carrying the show
and the amount of prize money.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

tomorrow. The low so will com.
pete for the title.
Beman and Harvey were
three strokes better than Car,
Lohern' of Silver Spring, Md.
and Ed Justa of Rocky Mount
N. c., each with a 6S,
Bill Buppert Of Bethesda shot
a SO along with Peter Nisselsor
Of Scarsdale. N. Y.
Beman collected six brides
and one bogey in a two-under-
par 80 first nine. He was back
in a three-under 81. He had 10
one-putt greens and 26 puts
in all.
II was fighting my driver
all day." the 23-year-old Be-
man said, but bad shots didn't
hurt me as much as good ones
helped"
Evening star., 1961-08-05
D. c. Typos Play.
Boston in Finals

Boston defeated Detroit, 6-3
yesterday at Georgetown Uni
versity to gain the finals oi
the 47th Union Printers base
ball tournament.
Washington, defending cham.
pion and unbeaten in this
tourney, met Boston today al
Georgetown. Washington has
won the title the last three
years and taken "a in all.
The DeFelice brothers, Frank
and Bob, paced Boston, each
getting three of their team.
eight hits. Frank hit a homer
q two-run triple and single
Bob had three singles.
Detroit - 600 oO3 0oo-a 8 :
BOSTON - 112 900 02x-6
D. w. smith and Mike Martin
White ana 3. DiFelice. HR-F. Di
Feliee tBoston) 1st, none on.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
LickIiter Brothers
Win at Manassas

Averaging 81 miles an hour.
the =Lickliter brothers won the
top elimination award in drag
racing last night at Old Do
minion Speedway in Manassas.
Phil and Bub Reese took the
full elimination at 1885 mph,
George Mori the middle elm
ination in a Volkswagen at 100
mpm, and Dawson West the
top stock elimination in a 1851
Ford at 100 mph.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

round. However. ne was at his
sharpest yesterday.
Susce relieved started Mike
Richards with two on and two
out in the sixth inning. He
walked the first man and then
struck out the second to end
the inning. Before Mike Zaas
famed the final batter of the
game, SuSce allowed only one
hit in three innings.
Russ Spite walked, stole
second and scored on Mike
Stasulli's single in the third
inning for the Hyattsville run
BEL AIR 900 600 OOO-O .
Smith and Rnsor; Richards, Susc.
l6I. zaaS (9) and StaSulli.
PARKYlLLE- $50 103 O01-13 Is :
REDERICK 1O2 O2I O2O-S il
MerSinger. Harry ~ and Kernon
SaIdsr, Hsmmond 9. sappinston Isj
Bower, Parkville, 1st, 8 on.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Tie Game Keeps
Silver Hill on Top

Silver Hill still holds a half
game lead in the Industrial
League following a IL tie with
challenging Federal Bureau OF
Investigation yesterday on the
Ellipse.
The G-Men scored in the Sec
ond inning and the way Mana
ger Billy Carroll was pitching il
looked as though it might stand
up.
But Harry Beach of Silver
Hill tripled in the ninth and
scored the tying run on Pinch
hitter Jim Schwabs sacrifice
fly. The game was called after
nine innings because of dark
ness.
SILVER HILL 600 900 oo1--l 8 !
FBI -------- 0l0 900 00o-I 6, ]
Everett and Dobson; Carroll snc
Parker, Called after einninEs, dark.
ness
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Mrs. Peck Takes
Fur Golf Trophy

Mrs. Don Peck won the Fur
Trophy yesterday at Washing.
ton Golf & Country Club, q
two-day event, with 205-60-
145. '"
Mrs. Charles L. Egenroad wa,
low gross at 1863.
Second low net went to Mrs
E. M. Norton with 17S-32-146
Mrs. H. H. Goodman was third
low net with 177-30-147 after
matching cards with Mrs. w
III. Weslar; who had 213-66-
lat. ~
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Striders Win
Track Meet

Don Webster of the Phila-
delphia Pioneers was the only
double winner in the. track
meet yesterday at, Banneker
Recreation Center sponsored
by the Washington Striders.
The Striders won team
honors with 81 points. The Bal
timore Olympic Club was sec
ond with 40,
Webster, who will enter
villanova College this fall, won
the 22D-yard dash in 22.7 and
the 440 in 500. 1
The best time of the meet
was 9.S IN the 1OO-yard dash
by Rcd Lambert also repre-
senting the Pi1ilad delphia Pio-
neers and a freshman at Mary
land. He beat out Butch Spie-
gel. also, of Maryland, and
Hubie Brown of the Cross City
Club.
Bob Green Of Spingarn High
won the 120-yard high hurdles
in 14.6, beating out John
Bethea Of Morgan State to
whom he lost in two previous
meets.
Summaries:
1Oo-yerd dash, Lambert; ?,
spegsl 3. ,PrOYn; Time, as,
Campbell; 3, Morgan; Time, So.2,
SSO-yard dash-I, Wood, 2, Lindsey;
I3, Wright. Time, 2:01.0.
l-mile-1, Moreland; 2, Mcclintock;
3. Hazard. Time, 1891.
Hazard; Time, 9:2b;0. ,,,
Mile .relSy-1. Baltimore Olympic
Club (Simmons. Hackett, Linden,
Campbell; 2; Burners A. C.; B. strid-
ers; Time. S:24:3; ,,o,.... .
Green; s., Linden. Time, 27.4.
i2O-yard high hurdles-1. Green: 2,
Rethea; 8, Haekett. Time, 146
Bread Jump, Eirsth; sd =. 2, H2r%On' irnSIs
EaEh Wift.S ipngls gg.irst Tsr99s. 9s. nesss 1sssson
o. pcl. %Is'sai TsiuItMI, R Fitzgerald; :, Yar-
broSTh; g. Bel. Heisht, ii feet
Shot putt, Robbins; 2, Pleinker;
3, Jackson. Distance, 40 feet, s inches.
Discus, PleinkeI; 2 couzzenS; 3,
Robbins. Distance, 124 feet, 2 inches.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Williamson Tops
Auto Race Field

Ninety-two laps of racing
are scheduled tonight at Old
Dominion Speedway in Manas-
Sas, including two 25-lap fea-
lures. The program begins at
8;45 O'Clock. ,-..~ =.~ ,
Lenny Williamson heads the
field for the 25-lap race for
modified stock cars. Two To-
lap heats and two six-lap races
pitting the top eight drivers
against each other also are
scheduled for the modified
cars. A 25-lapper is scheduled
for hobby cars. ....--.s
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Meek,End Sports
On Radio-W
TeIeyision
TODAY
Baseball

Baseball
Washington at CHICAGO,
lWTOP-9, 2:25 pm. color.
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7.
4 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7,
10:45 pm.
Horse Racing
$50,000-added Alabam a
Stakes from Saratoga, WTTG-
5, 4:30 pm.
100000 Sapling Stakes from
Monmouth, WRC-4, 5 pm.
Wide World of Sports
Cheyenne Rodeo, WMAL-7,
S pm.
Boxing
Gene Fullmer VS.. Florentino
Fernandez for the middle
weight championship, WMAL-
Z, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Washington at Chicago,
WTOP-9. 2::25 pm: (first game
only. s...
Los Angeles at Baltim ore,
WJz-13, 2p.m.
Bowling r.
Cham pionship Bowling,
WMAL-7, 3 pm.
Radio
TODAY -.
Baseball
WASHINGTON at Chicago,
WTOP-1500, 2:25 pm.
Los Angeles at Baltimore,
WOL-1450, 1855 pm.
Racing
Shenandoah Downs, WEEL-
1900. 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
WaShinSton\ at Chicago,
WTOP-1500, 2:25 pm. double
header).
Los Angeles at. Baltimore,
WOL-1450, 2 pm.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Mrs. Buueher Wins
Manor Golf Event

Mrs. Galen Baugher won the
Manor Country Club Punch
Bowl tournament yesterday
with q low net of 193-56-137.
Low gross swas won by Mrs
Leo Shaudis with 176.
In the Harry Pitt tourney, a
two-day, nine-hole event; Mrs.
Robert Vines was the winner
with 44-43 for an 81, minus a
% handicap and a net of So.
Mrs. Richard Mai won low
gross with t3-43-86.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Mrs. Mudrick Wins
Norheck Golf Title

Mrs. Max Mudrick defeated
Mrs. Albert Brodsky, 2 and /,
yesterday to win the women's
golf championship of Norbeck
Country Club.
Mrs. Ben Kasow defeated
the first flight: Mrs. Irving
Rubin defeated Mrs. Saul Zin-
Mrs. Louis Rather, 2 up, to win
namon, 4 and 8, to win the
second flight and Mrs. Jack
Molk won over Mrs. Edward
Goldberg, 2 and /, to win the
third flight. 49,"
Evening star., 1961-08-05
MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

BATTING (based on 225 or more a
bats Cash, Detroit, .36os Howard
New York, ;,349; PiersaIl, Cleveland
.tA2: Gentle, Baltimore, .32S; Man
tie, New York, 324. .......'-
RUNS-Mantlc, New York, "a: Maris
New York, 81; Colatit6. Detroit, S5
Kaline, Detroit, SO; Cash, Detroit
81.
RUNS BATTED N-Maris, New York
101; Gentle, Baltimore, 81; Mantle
New York, 95; Colavito, Detroit, 93
Cash, Detroit. 92 -.
HITS B Robinson, Baltimore, 100
Cash, Detroit, and Kubek, New York
SAIL Cleveland, and Kaline, Detroit
DOUBLES-Kubek, New York, 81; Ro
mano, Cleveland, and Keline. De
troit, 20; B: Robinson. Baltimore
and Power, Cleveland 25.
TRIPLEs-Wood, Detroit, o; Lands
Chicago, Piersall, Cleveland, anC
Keough, Washington, z: Cash, De
troit, and Lumpe, Kansas City, 6.
HONE RuEs-Maris: New York, A
Maassot Mansss seS SSSs cSiayto DsffUit fOFsS sS
Gentle, Baltimore, 30.
STOLEN BASES - Aparicio, Chicago
Detroit. 10: Bruton, Detroit, 10
lands, Chicago, and Versailles Min
cisians sssG Pord 0R New SorF 2F mere 1873 cs
;Y05;, sehwall, Boston, l2-2, .:s57
Mossi, Detroit, liz, .S46; Wynn
GhisaEq. S,s 500 sIo;.,Ig9 Brown md RaIti IT,
royo. New York, 9-3, $50.
STRIKEOUTS-Ford, New York. 1855
Pascual, Minnesota. 139; BunninE
Detroit, 1873: Ramos, Minnesota, 116
Bell, Cleveland, and Mcbride, LoI
Angeles, 1l3. ...... .-
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING BIASED on .25 or more a
Ro6inson cineinnat ef''Os1sh s4s HOAX sS
pittsburgh, .334: Moon, Los Angeles
.332; Pinson, Cincinnati, .325.
.RuNS-Mays, San Francisco, 80; Rob.
,sison. Concinnati, VI: Aaron. Mil
waukes, 81; Boyer; 81; Louis. "a
RUNS BATTED N-Robinson, cincin-
natl, 07s Cepeda, San Francisco, y6;
AatJn. ,Mllwaukee, 81; Mays. San
Francisco, so; clemente, Pittsburgh
HI -Pinson, Cincinnati, 1s9; Glen.
ente, Pittsburgh, 1875; Robinson,
L.McInnau. I31: Aaron, Milwaukee,
and Eepeda. San Francisco, 1873.
DOUBLES = Aaron, Milwaukee, and
Cincinnati, "a; Ssnto, Chicago, and
RUolnson, CincinnaIi, 2:i.
TRIPLES-Altman, Chicago. 8; wills,
Los angeles, Clemente, Pittsburgh,
and white. st. Louis, s: Amaro,
Philadelphia. Stuart and Virdon,
. Pittsburgh, and Bower. st. Louis, r
HOME RUNS-Robinson, Cincinnati.
80: Cepeda, San Francisco, 30;
aaron, Milwaukee, and Mays, San
Francisco. 29; Mathews Milwaukee,
STOLEN BAsEs-wiIls. Los Angeles.
19; Robinson, Cincinnati. II; Aaron,
Milwaukee, Is; PinSon, Cincinnati.
I5: Mays, San Francisco, IL.
PITCHING Biased on 10 or more de-
eisions)-Podres, Los Angeles, 1873,
.S13: Miller. Can Francisco. SO,
727; Purkey, Cincinnati. 1875, .722:
jay. Cincinnati, -15-6, ia; Koufax,
Los Angeles. and Burdette. Milwau-
sTRiKEoUfS ~ Koufax, Los Angeles,
1871; Williams, Los Angeles, 1856:
:5IrfySSS,sie' 5sfycS,s Los AnEslss; ,l, fSo; Phiia;
Gibson, st. Louis, 1os.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
MINOR LEAGUES

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Salt Lake City. S. Seattle. Ill.
Portland: 10; Tacoma, :. al
San Diago. 5; Spokand, .,
Only games scheduled. IL
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE n
Columbus, 10; Syracuse, >.
Jersey City. g.; Buffalo. O.
Rochester. 8; Ricmond, 8. &
Charleston, 8; Toronto, 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver, 8: Indianapolis, 8.
Dallas Fort Worth. g.; Louisville. 4~
Omaha at Houston postponed
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Z
Macon, 5-7; Shreveport, 4.S Eirst
i innings. second 15 innings.
Chattanooga, 5-11; Mobile, Ito tsee-
ond IL innings)
Atlanta, 3; Nashville. .
Little Rock. 3; Birmingham. Q.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Charleston, 81; Portsmouth. Ia (Sec-
ond 10 innings.
Columbia. 81; Knoxville 1-10.
Charlotte. 2; Jackonsville, O.
Greenville, 3; Asheville. o.
EASTERN LEAGUE
JohnStown.r 5-13; Binghamton, 81.
Lancaster, 3; Springfield, ..
Williamsport. 3; Reading, ..
Evening star., 1961-08-05
ANGELS, 80; ORIOLES, =:
First Game)

E-Hansen, BiIko. Po.A-Los Angeles
27-lls Baltimore 27.l3. DIP Barber, Foiies
and Gentle; B. Robinson, Breeding and
Gentle tO. LoB-Los Angeles 5, Balti-
more T.. -,
2B-Hnnt: Gentle. HR Brandt. SB
Sadowski, Busby.
P H 4 Err BIB so
so%stield B VISIT wv, SO :. ! S
Hyde ..........t. i . 3 q !
U-pment: Stewart, Berry and Linsa.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
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Evening star., 1961-08-05

x Anderson faced batters in 9TH.
-Mahaffey, Anderson. u 80 Conlan,
BuTkhart, Pelekoudas, Donatelli. T-3:o2.
A-s,74q.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

E-Wasner, Hoppe. Po-A-Los Angeles
~, Baltimore 27-s. DIP Adaif and Gen
tile. I0B-LoS Angeles 4, Baltimore II.
2B-Philley. ST Gentle, Breeding.
R H r ER BIB so
Gr6s Srl,;,,, IL. SID .,. Z 7 I ! :
Fisher wv, S-lo) ? S 0 o l !
HBP BY Grba B. Robinsonl. WP-
Grba. U-Stewart, Berry, .Linsalata,
Umont. T-2:32. A-l0S72.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

event POLYGAMIST likes this long route and Is sSarT
kACCOON Is upset possibility.
pounds pounds apprentice allowance.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

WIN snarp second to show for his last cutting
WANDERS BABY rates top figure In this route. SANDY
GAY nEures. close CRESSWO0DS ACE should have
. money spot.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
BRAVES, z; GIANTS, /

E-None. PO-A- Milwaukee 27-S5 San
Francisco 27-6. DP,Amalfitano, PAGAN
and Cepeda. LOB-Milwaukee 7; San
Francisco 5. HR-Cepeda, Aaron C2). 'SB-
n HR Err BB so
SPAIN LWG HID g. S " |
M'c'rm'k IL, q-lo) 2 Z ~
U-Vargo, Crawford, Barlick and Jac-
kowski. T-2:3l k.le,S04.
Evening star., 1961-08-05
year-olds and Up; s furI0nEs.

GIOTTO had an excuse In last when he broke late,
can do better. PINCHCON is due for improvement.
IAGEkLEE was beaten favOTte in last but is always
Evening star., 1961-08-05
IANNED IN BOSTON
SLIOO, claiming 01,sOO), B.

GEDAR COMMIT gets another chance. SIR
MACON flashed speed this route and can win IL all
kEWRI0SITY MISS better,
Evening star., 1961-08-05
Pittsburgh ............... 100 900 ESQ
Cincinnati .........,...... eOe ei0 l7l =

x-Pitched to two men in 9th. /"
U-Dascoli, Steiner, Sudol, Secory.
T-2:47. A-D,3s3. j.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

SIT. CARTOP TRAM with oars, per-
feet condition; $50 or best offer.
Evening star., 1961-08-05

M MenQelSon-J. Il, Palmer entry
LITTLE LNdEY is Weghted but stili looks Hike the
cream of this erOD. DIR. EUGENE ]. has speed and
figures for second MARDANHERST will finish ahead
Evening star., 1961-08-05
EIcTTs 6s Is RAOEHS..: ssOoO lor.ns.' s-,..o

looks like 4 rsDestsr BUpDY's flower vas very S1s
sharp at Charles Town and s eap1ble Of upsettinG
CARRIE LEE is best Of the rest. -.t
Evening star., 1961-08-05
JOE KELLY.S SELECTIONS
At Shenandoah Downs
Scratches Have Been Deletsd
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time-7:15 PM.

year-olds and 6 furlOnEs
Evening star., 1961-08-05

SOFT. CONSOLIDATED cabin cruiser
for living. fishing and cruising. MIL
BY DOCK. Deale, Md. AID. 2-73e3.
rs FIT. COMMODORE, double planked
/ Qp 9.RQRQ p
Evening star., 1961-08-05

SACRIFICE in order to, settle estate
deck sedan cruiser in excel. cend
New Gray Freshwater marine engine
Price, S6,250 or offer. Call for anpt.,
Gp 3-1O2a
Evening star., 1961-08-05

BEST BET-LITTLE LTMEY
Evening star., 1961-08-05

WP-Pascual. U-Drummoind, Papare
Ia, Ruuge, Carrigan. T-2:n. A-54,lo
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-16
The Sidney Herald-l3
Wednesday. August l6. 1861
100 PERSON AT
COLORADO PICNIC

About 100 persons attended the
Colorado Picnic, held in Rich
Land Park Sunday by a group
of residents who came here from
Colorado in the late twentieS and
early thirties. A pot luck dinner
was served at noon, and the group
enjoyed an afternoon of reminisc-
enceS, in. spite of intense heat.
which sent temperatures over the
100 mark.
Prizes were awarded to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Petersen, of Savage,
as the couple coming the farthest:
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Bach, of Sid
ney, for the oldest couple, and
TO Mrs. Alvin Weiderrich. as the
youngest person to make the trip
here from Colorado.
Jim Brennan, of Helena, who
had acted as Labor Agent for the
group during their original trek
to the Valley, was presented with
a gift, and Sam KarSt and soa. of
Nampa, Idaho and Mrs. RATHER
inc Hell, of Fairview, received
guest gifts.
The group voted to hold an
other picnic next year, and named
Mrs. VIM. l.. Tinker, of Sidney.
Mrs. John Reidle of Fariview,
and Mrs. Chris Bach, of Savage,
as a committee on arrangements.
Mrs. Tinker and Mrs. Reidle had
charge of arrangements for this
years gathering also.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our heart
felt thanks to the many friends
who helped us celebrate our Gold
en- Wedding Anniversary. We are
grateful to Rev. Ubanger for is
i~nspirational remarks and prayer;
to those who entertained us with
appropriate musical selections: to
those who served refreshments
and TO all who by their presence,
cards, and gifts made the day a
memorable one.
From near and far, greetings
and other tokens of regard came
from those unable to be present.
We were very happy to have III
children and grandchildren with
us and others who shared our
home and affection through the
years.
May God bless and keep you,
every one.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Rulings.