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The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
ARG Board Will Consider State Operated Sale of Packaged Goods

would continue to be legal. Ship ments by retailers into cornmuni- ties which have voted dry would be unlawful and violation would subject the licensee to pen alty,
 {. Make it illegal for any com mon carrier to transport liquor into dry communities.
 s. Make it unlawful for any per- son, even the legal owner, to ship or transport liquor into a local option community.
 .. Provide for local option election on the question of wheth- CT shipment of liquor into t;ts town is desired. If the community voted against liquor shipments within it's boundaries, then any shipment would become illegal.
 '. Provide for local stbone dry" option which would make the possession or consumption Of liquor, as well as the local sale
 
 of liquor, illegal
 8. Require liquor dealers to keep records of persons to whom liquor is shipped and make peri odic reports of these transactions to the state.
 g. Provide for legal outlets in communities with liquor control problems, the outlets to be oper- ated by the community, a CO., operative or a public or private corporation The profits from such store could be used foa community Improvement projects In its memorandum, the AB( Board said eac. of the suggestion, posed additional questions whict needed to be answered before ans satisfactory solution could b< found.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
Catholic Bishops Oppose Federal Aid to Education On Discrimination Basis

|4s WASHINGTON lH The Ila- Htion's Roman Catholic Bishops have declared again their oppo- sition to "any form of general federal aid to education that dis criminates against children at tending non-public schools.
 But whether they are unani- nous in this stand could not be confirmed among church sources today These sources said, how ever, that last nights statement by the bishops seems to clarity stand taken last March by a smaller body of prelstes.
 The new statement began by saying the blSl,opS had yenffIrn- ed their stand on the school aid issae, but 1t did not say tha pSxti- c1ls< phraseoloev VII asfesd to unanimously. The word aauAnl- mouslyn was used. however, in another part of the three pSra- graph stateGne1it. s''s VII
 Nearly 200 of the 22s bishops in this country took part in Hae conference that produced the statennent Last March group of about IS bishops made a similar statement, using slightly different phraseology.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
Sen. Neuberger of Oregon Undergoes Cancer Surgery

PORTLAND, Ore. IT. Sen, Maurine Nelberger. CD -ore.), was reported in satisfac actory condition today ofter an operation for re- moval Of what doctors said waa q slow-sprsading can gro us growth.
 A ts1znor WIS removed from the wall Of the large intestine durin1 m operation '1f t1le UnivSrsity RI Oregon Medical School Hoapitpl
 Joeeph Adarne, spo]kesnon 4or th6 h6tpital 5ald therg yVSs nc indication Of any spread Of the t1moe en6 s.the proenosis forecett E es12exf. r
 A4Ts Neuberser was elected 1ast year to the Sepate seat of hez late hA1sband, Kicl5&rd Neubergpr, who died q cerehzSl hernorrhS E n iarch 1oe0. <! 's{ sB!@s |R: s X 1 Hssfas EsIi 2. iss:' ssa4
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
III. Stranded Men Rescued From Arctic Ocean

FAIRBANKS M A rescue plane picked up II stranded men from an Arctic ice foe at 12:10 pm. today and headed back to Barrow.
 No decision was announced inn mediately on what would be done with the plane forced down near the North Pole Wednesday night after someone mistakenly filled the gas tanks with diesel oil
 The rescue plane was an Alaska Air National Guard slxi-equipped C-123 and it was accompanied by. an Air Force C-54 flying cover"
 The II stranded men were on an ice foe about $50 miles from land and were enroute from ice island Arliss II to Barrow when forced down about 30 miles out
 Ti1e rescue plane was piloted by Maj. Dean l.. Stsinger and took of from Barrow in total darkness at 7:46 am. this morning. The cover plane was piloted by Mai Fred Kinsel who spotted the downed plane yesterday.
 Stringer's plane, in order tO have as light load as possible was minus the navigator and radio operator.
 When they left Barrow the two planes had filed a 1O-hour flight plan. That would place them back at Barrow at about 4:45 pm
 The Air Force said die2el oil
 instead Of volatile high octane
 aircraft gasoline was accidentally pumped into the tanks oxx th1 Navy patrol plane yesterday a
 the Arlis II research station neal 1! the North Pole.
 II The plane is on loan from thu
 Navy to the Arctic Research La, I boratory.
 Pilot of the downed plane was | L.W. Zimmerman and the c0-pilot was J.H. Fielder.
 The stranded men were Max c. Brewer. director of the laboratory; J. IF Schindler, asst. director; M. Hermann of the Navy Bureau of Yards and Docks, Washington. H.C.; Justin E. Dykins, Civil En- gineering Laboratory, Port Hue meme, Calif.; Don Robinson, Uni versity of Southern California, and John Beck, Fred Weideman, Lsingwel1 Erocklook and Riley Sikyayugak, all of the laboratory
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
FORMER sECTY. STATION
 TO SEEK covEHNoRsIilp

LINCOLN, Eeb. R = Fred A. Seaton, 51, Secretary or Interior in the Eisenhower Administration, announced today he will seek the Republican nomination for gover- nor of Nebraska.
 Seator, Hastings, Neb.s pulp fisher, with newspaper, radio and televssiosl and magazine interests in the Midwest, served as US. senator by appointment in 1851 and 1852, and became an adviser to President Eisenhower during the 1852 campaign.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
Hundreds Pay Final Respects to Sam Rayburn

BCNHAM, Tex. R = Hundreds paid their respects to House Speaker Sam Rayburn today, filling through the library named for him where his body lies in state.
 Men bit their lips and shook their heads. Women sobbed softly and dabbed at their eyes with tiny handkerchiefs.
 Rayburn died of cancer yester- day at 6:20 am. (CSIo in modest Risser Hospital here.
 The Speaker was dressed to- day in a, dark blue suit. His loss of weight from the ravages of the disease was evident.
 Among the honorary pallbearers will be President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson, both Of whom will attend the funeral set for 1:30 pm. (CST) tomorrow.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
Yachts Set Up Picket
 Line Protesting Docking |Of Yugoslav FreiShter

SAN DIEGO, Calif M Coast Guard cutters escorted d Yue0slav fretEhter to It's berth in San Diego hArbor before daWn today past a picket line of yachts.
 The fraighter Gundulic is to load four Navy jet trainer planes. An organization called aPatriolD uniiiss,z3s Ia protesting sale Qk the pdanes tQ Yutoslavia bY t51e United Skotes.
 About 10 yachts formed . picket line as the frei ehtsr entered the harbor.
 The picket yachts turned their Lights on the 1refHhter and s1me yacht1 1nen 5hot ofx fifecr1cltI I5. Q1hoes encossxasS Gs1ndp:;s s j E, mn to jump ship; ho31 1zn up iils hzninated xiRa ez,ecxi6od "this !4e yesr chanc jump b free dan 2
 Ilnrnisr,tiot 5 [ 1t<lals were aboof6 . Coas 1 cl11ter to w.tsh fq 2, . 2! l|
 idwsrt s(zz piero. s>o1kezanail ' lf lnlitait- aid to the Gnesay, which is trea- son."
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
BY Ward Sims
Assoclated Press Staff Writer

AS$oc1QteQ fre4S St0Jt WT7teT
 JUNEAU tA = The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board has been asked to examine the possibility of Alaska becoming s monopoly state" in the sale of paclkaeed liquor, the Associated Press learn ed today.
 In q monopoly state, such as Washington, packaged liquor may be sold only at stores operated by the state.
 The proposal is one of 10 to be taken up by the board early next month during a series of public hearings around the state.
 The board said Is Fairbanks session, 6figinally scheduled for Dec. 8, has been set back one day, until Dec. 9. The board will meet in Anchorage Dec. 5, Nome Dec. 6 and Juneau Dec. 13. It will also have an informal meeting in Kot- zebue Dec.
 The ABC Board in a four-page memorandum, outlined 10 sug- gestions which have been made by various persons dealing with the liquor shipment problem and the related problem of liquor con- tro1 in local option communities.
 The ABG Board eznps.ssized that 1t has taken no stand on any of the suggestions offered to it thus far and would not take a stand until after the hearings have been completed.
 The nine S,1feestio0s 1t has al ready received, in addition s the monopoly state prpposal, were:
 !. Modify the law % n to make any Shipment or delivery q liquor by retailers illegal. Under such plan, asy purchase of liquor would have to be made on face to face basis within . |licensed retail liquor store.
 !. Allew sszipmez1ts of liquor only to petsons who have ore viously registered with the dealer from whom the purchase Is made. Registfation with the dealer could be accomplished either in person or by Affidavit
 3. Make it unlawful for retail CTS to- ship into local option towns. Under this plan, shipments by retailers to outlying areas
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
TB Cases in Alaska Down IS Per Cent

WASHINGTON A The num- Der of Indians and Alaska natives under tEeatEnent for tuberculosis in hospitals in August was 15 per cent less than during the same month a year earlier.
 Reporting this today, Surgeon Gen. Luther Terry of the Public Health Service said the latest re- port reflects a continuous down ward trend since a peak was reached ir 1856. He credited inn proved preventive measures and treatment.
 With the reduction jn the num- Der of beds foe: care us the tuber- cu1ar, the reault is that we 91ve increased hospital facilities avail able for the general medical and surgical program" Terry said.
 Terry noted that the average age at death of an Indian is All years and 1t is 90 for Alaska natives. These compare with @ for all races in the United StateS. The tliberrulosis death rate IS four and a ha1f times greater fcr the Indians 1lnd nearly nine times greater for $he Alnslka nativ9a than among the eenernl populd- z ton.
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
M5LL.Ieyls or MlDGEs

MILLl9NS or M1pGE8
 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. k Mill lions of nnidees invaded downtown Hizmineham late yesterday, ere atip4 | general nlzssahce,
 8l1dtpers shielded their eyes saSniust the swarm Of tiny. non biting gnats and brushed them clat of their hair and from their cl0c1lx. s's. Y z
 Tho citx Health Dept. said tie pests were harmless and prob ably were blown in by gusty winds SE;5
 After nightfall. the nnidees dis appeared. M x
The Nome nugget., 1961-11-17
ezEs > 1oGAce Y. 1.

Afk Calif. 0 sszbStitate ne1zer EuGDt Bury 30. thou Glt the most Scientifi6
 TIT to 6opone netrate the evils q4z q ID si1 &raders vFop11 be 6 tl1 pslff .. ciRare4ta.
 Eur ho esnst noasz, boF- II 3ql31g 1Il md slaEeest- a each> chil6 <e . 1fx.
 Abont hnlf f6a {l| l||i1o 70 txief iG Ono girl Qtleaz and coe1s plained to the principal. who calls ed the Superb riH4s>ndent, Fred !; Kiesel. He fired Bury.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTAURANT, beer and wine on
and-off sale. in s. Arl. shop ctr. /;
low down payment. OF. 4-657g.
RESTAURANT, drive-in. Owner
quotes S35, 900 net. only SIS, 700
70 resp, people Teletray units.
ATKIN q ELY, TU. 2-3100
SKATING RINK EQUIP
mENT. top grade, consists of $50
prs. Of shoe skates. sound system,
tape recorder, maintenance equip,
etc; priced below value. Market
Evening star., 1961-07-09
LIQUOR STORE

A very profitable store and doing
approx. $4,000 wk. business,
$4,000 cash will handle deal.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
ROUTE 2se

This Fairfax location Is 9 high
volume producer with the adyan-
tages Of unlimited potential and
limited competition. This is an
established business Just waiting
for a qualified service station op-
9-5000 or between 4 and o at
HE. 4-S064.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
FALLS CHURCH

III West Broad Street
New air conditioned building, park
ing, all services. 500 square fee
or will divide.
Evening star., 1961-07-09

GROCERY, top money-maker. doing
$4,000 a wk., cash and carry
$4,000, easy terms.
ATKiN q ELY TU. 2-310O
GROCERY-DELICATEsSE
For Sale. Long Established
REASONABLE NO. 7-S0S6
Evening star., 1961-07-09

112O Conn. Ave. NV. FE. $4,000
10000 SO. FIT. with $500 SO. It.
air-cond. offices. Loading docks,
zoned CM.3 light industrial, loc.
NV. Washington,
1880 So. It. with $500 50. II. air
cond. offices, recessed loading
docks, railroad siding; zoned CM-
/; loc. ne. Washington.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
DRESS SHOP

Hosiery. lingerie, jewelry. etc.
PRICED isa.f sH = 56S tS5 or only yytoct $4,000 ha
Evening star., 1961-07-09
GRUMAlT-R

NURSE. wanted to own and oper-
ate personal care home. property
can be purchased out OF income
after moderate down payment.
Box 426-B, Star,
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Grocery-Delicatessen

Business $1,000 wkly.; rent only
Sl2b no.; white clientele; priced
unusually low at So, 500. complete
with large stock: only $1,000
down. exclusive.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Get the Facts!

Before you invest, read the new
16-page factual Progress Re-
port: Coin Operated Laundry
Stores Find cut about the prof.
liable new coin-operated
Evening star., 1961-07-09
AID, Inc.
1853 Greensprine Drive
Timonium. Maryland
CT, o-oO00

CI. $4,000
GIFT SHOP, suburban Va, estab.
10 yrs. excel. reputation, good net.
Reply Box 127-B, Star.
GROCERY, Cap. Hts. (white); nice
apt; beer; only $500: reas.
terms. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-6500.
GROCERY, D. c.; LOO wk s days.
Apt. Only $4,000, with u cash.
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6500.
GROCERY STORE for sale; so
Rhode Island ave. ne. AID. q
947S.
GROCERY STORE, large, not too
far out or busy st n.w.; cash in
come quoted $4,000 a mo-; rent
$500 a month including two Arm
spts.; long lease; price So, 900,
terms, including about $4,000 in
stock. real net profit. EDWIN l..
ELLIS, Broker, RE. 7-5140.
GROCERY = Self-serv., beer, in
come $500 wk. Busy NV. loo,
A. R. SEELYE, DI. 1895.
GROCERY-Going business, corner
on State highway. legal slot
mach; 2-bedrm. apt: ample park
ing price incl. stock and fix
lures. Bldg. for lease with option
to buy MAX C. SCHWARTZ,
Realtor, Deale, Md, UN. 1851. :
Evening star., 1961-07-09

Self-Serv. Supermarket
Owner quotes over $4,000 wkly..
mod. and beautifully equipped;
very little competition: fixtures
and equipment worth more than
asking price OF $4,000 plus stock:
small down payment TO RESPONSE
bic people; property can also be
purchased.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
LIST YOUR BUSINESS WITH Us
WE SELL THEM
SAM BLANKEN & co.
INA Kennedy st. NV.
TIA. 9-5200

BOWLING ALLEY-Nearby Md: I6
alleys, for eXper. party only: very
reas. DI. 7-6500.
BUSINESS LISTINGS WANTED
List your business with us; have
prospective buyers for all kinds
of businesses.
JOE H. THOMPSON JA. $500
CARRY OUT-Lunch, in Wheaton
area, nice bus: SS. 600: 80. 500
dn. : GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-650O.
CANDY, ice cream and light lunch;
candy and ice cream; long leases;
busy pla3e on busy street NV;
books open: priced to sell. Check
possibilities and income; will con-
slider reasonable down payment
EDWIN L. ELLIS, BROKER RE.
1910.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Nearby Maryland; owner elderly,
must sell; priced at only Sl2, 500,
plus stock: license worth more
rent only S135 mo-. incl 6-rm.
apt; no nearby competition: po-
tential great for young. aggressive
couple; good terms; building can
also be purchased; exclusive.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Package Liuuor-N.W.

Same owner over 90 yrs; yrly. vol
over 100000; new and fresh
blood should greatly increase vol
ume; gross profit better than 1879,
small payroll; $4,000 cash down
Sun. AL BooKoFF. RA. 6-65a7.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 9Th ST NV MA a-oQ79
Evening star., 1961-07-09
SERVICE STATION

NO INVENTORY TO BUY
You need only $4,000 to open this
station on Glebe I'd. in Arlington.
Busy corner surrounded by solid
neishborhood. Available now. Paid
training and financial asst. sup
piled. Call STAN BURTON now
at JE. 3-0742 or ia. 4-1100 on
Monday.
SERVICE STATION for lease, major
oil company is now accepting ap-
plications for new service sta
ton now under construction in
the heart Of Damascus: this mod
ern, fully equip. MONTGOMERY Co.
location is strategically placed to
accommodate both neighborhood and
commercial development and po-
tential in this growing community.
Interested in experienced. moder-
ately capitalized, aggressive busi-
nessman; excellent dealer develop
ment program avail; for further
information call M. BROWN. IA.
100 wkdys,; AP. 7-0S54 ewes.
and week ends.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
WESTINGHOUSE
DRY CLEANING
MACHINE

AID, Inc, is the national Westing-
house LaundromatR distributor
has helped establish over $4,000
successful stores more stores
than all others combined. Get
free brochure from our local
representative. Call or write.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
Garage-Gas Station

Heavily populated thoroughfare:
gas, over 10000 gal. mo-, mostly
repairs; lge. repair garage in rear.
fully equipped; good mechanic
should net $4,000 annually;
priced very low at $1,000, lock.
stock and barrel: wonderful terms
to responsible people; exclusive,
Evening star., 1961-07-09
MOTEL,

Modern. completely air cord.: has
restaurant anf Gulf gas station
on o. S. II. located best part Of
Ga: close to ,Florid' line: heeyyy
units. restaurant accommodates SIS
persons. This is q new hrk. COR
structed bldg. Has central heat
ing plant. Priced below bid, cost
of $165.000. 40eo cash req. for
dn. pymt. Gross inc. Of about
$4,000. nets around $4,000.
wonderful oppty.; good terms on
Evening star., 1961-07-09

Did S29 900 in 1860: nicely located {:
St3 800 ls.b, with over $4,000 in
get back 800 ' a VI. wi from Post
Office which brings in business.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
BARRIsTER BUILDING
ONE THOMAS CIRCLE

Suite 306, 276 SO. it., 500 q mo.
Suite 311, SIS 50. #, $l60 a mo.
Modern elevator building; all
services
Evening star., 1961-07-09
LIQUOR

Beaut. store doing SO, 300-S3. 500
wk.; resp. parties may buy this
with only $4,000 down.
GIFT SHOP
Evening star., 1961-07-09

CALL J. H. KNOX
Thos. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73s 18th St. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
Evening star., 1961-07-09

FOR MAN OR WOMAN. small valet
shop, Cheverly, Md; SIPS wk. net:
short hrs. no rent tpost office
$4,000. terms. DI. 7-6500.
FOUNTAINS -SNACKS-Near Walter
Reed; nice bus: low rent. terms.
G1ERALTfR CO, III. 7-6500.
FURNITURE STORE, upholstery
shop, good husband-w wife, father
son setup. No investment. Just ar
honest, depend, eXpe-. party. Write
particulars. Box 2A%-R, Star.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
SECURITIES BUILDING
729 18th Street NV.

3. 900 or 5000 square feet Of air.
conditioned space in modern ele-
vator building. All services. 1925
. square foot.
Evening star., 1961-07-09
BLANKEN SPECIALS

GOOD FOR OVER S25.000 A YR.
NET; best location anywhere, must
be seen to be appreciated; sub
stantial cash req; good terms to
fesp, Deople. Ion. lease.
Evening star., 1961-04-10

and Drum team, rolled l6l,
Evening star., 1961-04-10
Cards Add Three
And Unload Two

ST. LOUIS, April 10 (AP)-
Three players were added to the
st. Louis Cardinals roster
yesterday and two others were
trimmed in a juggling opera
ton that cut the team down
to the 2S-player limit.
Ron Kline, righthanded
pitcher the Redbirds obtained
from the Pittsburgh Pirates be-
fore the 1860 season, was the
chief casualty. Cardinal Off
cials announced that some dis
position of Kline's contract
would be made today.
Added to the squad were
pitchers Mickey McDermott and
Bobby Tieufenauer and utility
outfielder Don Taussig.
Tieufenauer was purchased
from Puerto Rico of the In
ternational League, Taussig
from Portland of the Pacific
Coast League, and McDermott
signed as a free agent.
Shipped to Portland for
seasoning was Gerry Buchek,
18-year-old shortstop.
Evening star., 1961-04-10
Black Hawks,
Wings Battle
For Cup Lead

CHICAGO, April 10 (AP).-
The Chicago Black Hawks and
Detroit Red Wings resume their
best-of-seven Stanley Cup
hockey playoffs here tonight
all even with one victory
apiece.
The Red Wings arrived In
town last night in high spirits
following their 81 triumph
over the Black Hawks in
Detroit Saturday night, but
with the realization that they
must win here if they hope to
grab the cup.
I'VE have to win one in
Chicago and there's no time
like the present." Detroit
Coach Sid Abel said. We've
had to do things before and
we've come through. 1t was
the same story in Detroit
Saturday. We had TO win. We
Evening star., 1961-04-10
Navy Captures
Middle Atlantic
Sailing Honors

ANNAPOLIS, April 10 (AP)
Navy is the champion Of the
Middle Atlantic intercollegiate
Sailing Association spring in
vitational regatta.
The Middies rolled up 220
points in the two-day event
which was concluded yesterday
on the Severn River, finishing
so points ahead of runnerup
Yale.
Yale came up with the top
skipper in George Brown, who
scored SO points. Neil Thomas
of Cornell was second with 81
points and Carl Buhr Of George
town third with SO.
Charles Ulmer and Ed Lutz,
who shared duties for Navy.
had a combined total Of 102
points.
Team scoring:
/. Navy, 22O points. 2. Yale, 40.
3. University Of Detroit, 169. 4.
hSsiSTn Rhode Island. pS iss g. RsnssIssr % PolSl
technic Institute, l55. Z. Cornell. Isl
8. Princeton, l49. 2. Rutgers, so
10. Duke. SO. IL. Pennsylvania, 10.
Evening star., 1961-04-10
NRII FINGERS MAKE me- DIFFERENCE NJ CHIPPING

z. WHEN The SHAFT ISN'T SECURELY
GRiPeeD BY The LAST THREE FINGERS OF
The LEFT HAND, This IS WHAT HAPPENS At
The TOP OF The BAcKSWING. SINCE THERE
IS ROOM FOR MOVEMENT, The clUs
LOoSEks IN The GRIP AND YOU WILL
PROBABLY OVERSWlhIG, OR LET THE SHAFT
GO 100 FAR PAST The HORIZONTAL AT
THIS STAGE Or The SWING.
~SN
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THE SWING = OUTLINED STEP BY STEPl YOURS
IFOR loe AND STAMPED, RETURN eNVElOPt SEMI
TO ARNOLD PALMER, Go THIS NEWSPAPER.
Evening star., 1961-04-10
Hi Ii Takes
2 Titles in
Bit and Spur

A talented 14-year-old high
school girl, Robin Hughes, rode
her horse to two top honors
yesterday in the windup Of the
Bit and Spur Riding Clubs
two-day horse show at Mead
owbrook.
Hi Ii, a veteran gray mare
actually owned by Robins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hughes, triumphed in both the
open hunter and Junior hunter
championships.
Another Hughes horse, Bon
Soir, was open jumper reserve.
Diane Counselman scored
with her pony, Lytle Bits, in
two Of the three classes for
large ponies to win the cham
pionship there, followed by
Janet Goldberg's Four Winds.
The western horse division
was carried over from Satur-
day. with Mrs. G.. w. Martin
scoring in all four Glasses with
Charles Brown for the cham
pionship.
Open Working Hunter: l-Hish Girl.
Pr. G: Kehne; 2-Tip Off, Kenny
Handy ty Working Hunter: Tip Off.
Working Hunter Under Saddle: /
Gay Baby, J. Strong: Tip Off.
Working Hunter Champion: Tip Off,
II points. ReSerue, High Girl. s points.
Aragain, Al Veirs; Indy Sut, Patty
Western Stock Horse: 1-El Hadie.
Al Marah Horse Farm; Indy sue.
Brown. Mrs. G. W. Martin. 8 points.
ReSerue, Al Marah KAYAK, T points:
Al Veirs (tied with PaSo Double, Gloria
Underwood, also with Z points. lost it
Green Hunter Under Saddle: Cay
Baby: 2--Sky's Pride, c. W. owen.
open Green Hunters: Pay the
Fiddler. Timmp Kees: Little :, Judy
Green Hunter over Fences: /
HAPPY Greek. X. Dallen; 2-The ORA
Ron. Z. Groves.
sGreen Hunter Champion: Pay the
FiGdler. nH points. Reserve. Happy Greek.
H6EResa; 2%Trcian, PRsa FerTH wHl Young. aii Fred
Knock Down and Out: Hi Ii; .
Modified Olympic: Bon Soir, Fred
auGhes; 2-Hi and Mighty, INNS
Open Jumper Champion: Hi Ii. 10
points; Reserve, Bon Soir, : points
Junior Working Hunter: HI Ii;
2--Spooks. Judy Bryant.
Junior Handy Hunter: HI Ii: .
Pay the Fiddler.
Junior Hack: 1-Roman Candle. D.
De Franceaux; 2-Stage Theme. Mar
Junior champion: Hi Ii. 10 points.
Reserve, Four Winds. Goldberg. 4
Small Pony Champion: Nutcracker,
ulim's Ranch. points. Reserve, Clipper
Khayan, Robert Chileman, points.
Small Ponies Over Fences: Gas
anoya, P. Herman: 2-Nutcracker,
Small Pony Open Jumper: NUT
cracker; clipper Khayan, Robert
small Pony Hacks: Day Break,
rK.- Burrows: Clipper Khayan.
Large Pony Hunter: 1--Lytle Bits,
Diane Counselman: Pour Winds. j.
LARGE Pony Open Jumper: l-Lytle
Bits; 2-Four Winds
Large Pony Hack: Gypsy Jinks,
Terry Hink: 2-Daffodil. Zim's Ranch.
Large Pony Champion: Lytle Bits,
10 points. Reserve, Four Winds, Janet
Goldberg, 8 points.