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Evening star., 1961-03-13
Dell and Franks
Will Get Award

RIVER FOREST, ILL.,, Mar.
13 (SpeciaD Donald Dell of
Bethesda, Md. and Mike
Franks of Los Angeles. who re-
Gently played in a tennis tour
nament in Moscow, will be
honored by the River Forest
Tennis Clubs championship
committee during the National
Clay Court tournament here
July 1923.
THE Presidents Award, one
of the highest honors in the
game, will be. presented Dell
and Franks" said Robert A.
Kubicek, general chairman Of
the clay court championships.
THE high level sportsman
ship displayed by these young
men as they toured Europe,
Africa and now the Soviet
Union resulted in their pulling
together the saying reputa-
ton of United States tennis
players abroad"
Kubicek added that the
State Department has informed
him it is highly pleased"
with the performance of the
two young players.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
Miss Ashworth,
McDermott Win
Skating Honors

BUFFALO, Mar. 13 (AP).-
Terry McDermott of Essexville,
Mich. and defending champion
Jeanne Ashworth Of Whining
ton, Mass, are the senior mems
and womens division titlists in
the North American indoor
speedskating championships.
McDermott, a surprise win
ner, led the mems division
throughout the two-day event
in Memorial Auditorium here.
He clinched the title yesterday
with a victory in the 440-yard
dash. a third in the mile, and
a fourth in the two-mile race.
Miss Ashworth, shut out Sat-
urday when she fell to the ice
in the women's 440-yard spring,
swept all three of yesterdays
division finals - winning the
three-quarter mile in a record
2:14.7, adding the mile and 800
yard race.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
State Rocing Officials
United Over Problems

BALTIMORE, Mar. 13 (Spe-
ciaD, - Maryland racing win
present q united front at An
napolis Thursday when officials
go before the House Ways and
Means and Senate Finance
Committees to discuss bills
pending in the State iLegisla-
ture. 5
Representatives of all tracks,
mile and half-mile, thorough
bred and trotting, met here
yesterday with three of the five
member State Racing Commis-
sion to discuss their mutual
problems. A spokesman said
night racing, dates and other
allied topics were brought up.
but that there were no offers
to buy, sell or consolidate half
mile tracks.
I'VE should have gotten to-
gether long before this and we
should continue to meet and
discuss our problems" the
spokesman said.
The half mile tracks have
felt increasing competition from
West Virginia. especially since
Shenandoah Downs inaugu-
rated night racing at Charles
Town, and the mile tracks have
problems finding suitable rae
ing dates that do not conflict
too much with New York and
Evening star., 1961-03-13
StockduIe Wins
AQuusco Feature

Dick Stockdale Of Baltimore,
Dennis Rusevlyan of Washing
ton and Dick Spence Of Will
mington, Del, captured the top
prizes in yesterdays drag racing
at Aquasco Speedway.
Stockdale was top eliminator
In a 1881 Ford roadster housing
a Corvette engine, which COM
pleted the quarter-mile in 1873
seconds at 1877 miles per hour.
Spence and his 1859 Corvette
reached l04.6 miles per hour
in 1874 seconds.
Rusevlyan, whose older bro
ther Bob quarterbacked the
Maryland football team and
now Is coach at O'Connell High
School, won the stock elimi-
nator award in a 1860 Chevro-
let with figures of 14.7 and 97.4.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
By JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Trainer George Poole, who
conditions Alfred Vanderbilt's
racing stable, has mixed feel
ings after Idolater's dead heat
with Roger w. Wilson'S, Road
House in late Saturdays 44th
Bowie Handicap.
For an unexplained reason
the Vanderbilt outfit overlooked
nominating Idolater for the
500, 900 added Ca mpbell
Handicap at Bowie March Is.
With Calumet Farms Yorky
reported sidelined by an injury
in Florida. Idolater would have
had q fine chance to win Mary
lands richest handicap event.
Supplementary n nomina t ions
are not permitted for the
Campbell.
Poole also said that his top
3-year-old, Ring Around, a gray
son of Native Dancer, will not
make Saturdays $40, 0,000-added
Governors Gold Cup, Bowie'S
big 3-year-old race.
Named for Derby
I'VE named him for the
Derby and If he continues to
improve he might have some
thing to say in Louisville. p"
Poole said before leaving for
Miami, where the gelding is
stabbed.
I'VE have every confidence
that he Is going to make a good
horse. I'll ship him to New
York in q few days and concen-
trat on the Swift Stakes"
Vanderbilt is extremely in
terested in Ring Around's prog
ress because he would like to
see the gray gelding avenge
Native Dancers defeat-hiS
only loss in % startS-to Dark
Star in the 1858 Kentucky
Derby.
Idolater, who carried 112
pounds in the Bowie Handicap,
one more than Road House,
probably will be nominated for
two or three stakes at Laurel,
Evening star., 1961-03-13
ACES Indoor Games
Prove Easy for 7 erps

and both record-tying per-
formances. The Terps won
nine of the 13 events, sweeping
first and second places in five
of them.
John Belitza scared IA feet
61a inches in the pole vault to
break by 61a inches the mark
set last year by Bjorn Ander-
son, also q Terp.
The Maryland mile relay
team raced the distance in
3:24.1, breaking the old mark
of 3:26.9 set by the 1949 Terp
team.
The Terps tied standards In
the 70-yard high hurdles and
in the high jump.
In third place in the confer
ence division was Duke with
20b points. Following in or
der were Clemson with 10, Vir-
ginia 1873, South Carolina g.,
North Carolina State 8, and
Wake Forest k.
Maryland won both hurdles
events, the mile and two-mile
relays, mile run, 60-yard dash.
high Jump, pole vault and 600
yard run. The Terps grabbed
first and second places in the
two hurdles events, the mile,
60-yard dash and the high
Jump.
Last year the Terps scored
50 points, a half point more
than they acquired Saturday.
Maryland piled up 401a
points to win the freshmen di-
vision. The closest challenger
was North Carolina with 80.
Furman won the non-con-
ference division with Il and
Virginia Military placed sec
ond with 3312.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
Argyle PIoyoffs
Set Next Week

Argyle Country Clubs winter
league playoffs are scheduled
next week end with Fred Gian-
my and Karl Heinzman having
clinched the last place by win
ming the fourth division over
Dick Ptomey and Hank Finch,
l up.
Gianiny and Heinzman will
meet Curt Turner and Buddy
Clark, the third division win
ners. The other match will be
between Bob Morris and Jim
Weaver, first division winners,
and the team of Mel Emde and
Tom Green, second division
champions.
Winners of Saturdays
matches meet Sunday. The
banquet Is scheduled March 20
Evening star., 1961-03-13

New Jersey tracks. The intro
duction of harness racing in
Pennsylvania is expected to
bring new problems to the
harness tracks, n-r
r. Bruce Livie, chairman;
Albert A. Shuger and Carle A.
Jackson represented the COM
mittee at yesterdays session.:
Track officials present were
John D. Schapiro, Laurel; Ed
Farrell, Marlboro; Jack LooEne,
Bowie; Ben Cohen, Pimlico; DR..
Robert Snavely, Hagerstown;
United States Senator j. Glenn
Beall, Cumberland; Daniel
Brewster, Timonium; Gerald
Hoffberger. Baltimore Raceway
and Bel Air; Dick Hutcheson,
jr., Laurel Raceway: John w.
Miller, Rosecroft, and H. G.
Robinson, Ocean Downs. :,
Evening star., 1961-03-13
3 Area Men Picked
For Foil Competition

Daniel Lyons and Vernon
Elder of the D. c. Fencers Club
and Capt. K. C. Steer Of Balm
bridge Naval Training Center
will represent the Washington
Division of the Amateur Fencers
League of America in the ma
tional foil championships at Los
Angeles in July.
Lyons defeated Steer in a
fence-off for the Washington
Division foil title yesterday at
Central Branch YMCA and
Elder took third place.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
BOWLING

petition, was third at 6s4-l6-
TOO, worth $50.
Others in the payoff were
Joseph B. Corridor, $500;
A. C. Freitag, 76-695. and
Richard D. Tapp, 44-694.
Ralph Kramer's $50 and Carl
T. CoStello's 169 won the con-
ISOLATION awards.
OF the bowlers who COM
peted in both events, the 6l-
year-old Santini was best with
653 at Mount Rainier and 648
at Hyattsville for an average
of 1901.
In the mems championship
division of the Greater Wash
ington event, Cameo Appliances
retained the team lead with
1923. Harry Burdette and
Charley Evans took over in
doubles with 778. with Johnny
Mandes and Ed Pugh second at
765. Bob Hynek's 424 held up
in singles. Al Prices 425 placed
him second.
In Glass A teams the Badger
Drillers No. / and 2 teams
placed in that order with scores
of 1922 and 1876. No. 2 was
forced to use a dummy 98 in the
last game when George Stewart
pulled a charleyhorse. Joe and
gorge Gunsau. brothers,
landed on top in doubles with
TAT and Buddy Norris in singles
with 407.
In Glass B, HUNT Funeral
Home moved to the front at
1856. Phil Harris and Fred
Ewbank remained ahead in
doubles with 73O and George
Brown gained the lead in singles
with 37l.
In the mixed class teams,
Harry's Shell led Glass A with
,693 and. Chies Glass B at !, 1,629.
Dee Latin and Bruce Herbert
rolled TIT for the lead in cham
pionship doubles. In Glass A
it was Phyllis Jones and John
Bucher with 754 and in Class
B, Wanda Bucher and Donald
Query at 706.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
WITH ROD THOMAS

Mel Parsons of the Dutch
Sherbahn Memorial League won
the Pop Crawley Memorial
Hanlicap at Mount Rainier,
Vernon e. Smith of the Spill
way FBI Mixed League pre-
vailed in the Hyattsville Handi-
cap, and a slew of changes
occurred over the week end
among leaders in the Greater
Washington Duckpin Associa-
tion tournament at Colonial
Village.
Parsons, who averages 119,
was 81 pins above normal in
shooting 652 and with a a
handicap crossed 696 to top
q field of n and earn 500.
His tallies were 121, 122. 1872,
144 and 1873.
Johnny Parke. and old hand
at collecting in tournaments.
was second at 616-76-692 with
a high of 140, to nab $50.
Deadlocked for third were
Bill Dunigan at 640-48-688
with a high of 1865 and Johnny
Micro. 640-48-688 with a top
Of 1853. They split $40.
George Preston shot 599-80-
679 for the fifth and last
prize in the major payoff, $5.75.
Tony Santini's 653 was high
scratch set, and Mel Kidwell
earned a consolation award
with a game of 164.
Micro, noted for the 222 game
he fired a decade ago, needed
a mark in the final frame to
win. He chopped.
Smith topped a field of IS,
with a scratch Of 63S. handicap
of 72 and gross of ITO. worth
$3.50. His strings were 129,
1873, AIS. 1874 and 1872. He rolled
78 sticks over his 112 average.
Second and only six pins be-
hind was Frank Aquino Of the
Baptist League at 64S-56-704,
for SIS. His best was a l45.
Bill Burroughs of the All
Star Major District League,
formidable in any duckpin COM
Evening star., 1961-03-13
Laurel Adds Cop
To Spring Slate

Laurel Race Course has added
a new stakes race to its spring
meeting which opens April l,
the SOS, ,000- added Laurel An
niversary Handicap on the
grass.
The race will be held Satur-
day, April 20 at a mile and an
eighth for 3-year-olds and up
and is among six stakes events
on the schedule. It will be held
in honor of the tracks 50th
year of operation.
Officials also have announced
that $25, ,000-added Chesapeake
Stakes for 3-year-olds has been
moved up to April IS. It
formerly was held on the fourth
Saturday of the meeting and
usually conflicted with the
Wood Memorial in New York.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
NOMINATION OVERLOOKED
IdoIotor Will Miss
Chance at Campbell

where he won the Chesapeake
Stakes and Maryland Derby
last year.
Weights Awaited @
Not only Is interest shifting
to Maryland based 3-year-olds
for the Gold Cup, but horse
men are anxiously awaiting
Racing Secretary John Turn
er's weights for the Campbell.
Mystic II, who carried 125
pounds while running last in
the Bowie Handicap. poses a
problem for Turner because
the Campbell is at the same
distance, a mile and a six
teenth. Then too, Mystic II reg
istered a powerful victory in
the Southern Maryland at z
furlongs, carrying 1913.
Despite his race in the Bowie,
Mystic II still appears a strong
challenger in the Campbell, to-
gether with last years winner,
Yes You Will.
Small Field Expected
A small field is expected for
the Gold Cup unless there is q
surprise entry from Florida
Trainer Jimmy Jones of Calu-
met Farm has indicated that
Beau Prince will pass up the
$4,000 event as lisa Great Day
is not ready for the 7-furlong
test, according to Trainer Jim
my Rowe. lisa Great Day is
prepping at Laurel for the
Chesapeake.
Scotch Bull, winner Of two
stakes, is the early choice for
the Gold Cup.
Larry Adams, who leads the
Bowie jockey standings with 80
winners, will pilot Hy Nay.
owned by Mrs. w. G. Morton,
In the Gold Cup.
Saturdays disappointing
betting handle of $l,666. .60C
failed to raise Bowie's betting
average. With 20 days COM
pleted (the two-race program
Saturday, February II. Is in
cludedD, Bowie is averaging
only 1896, 1853.
Evening star., 1961-03-13

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Mar.
l3 (AP.-Maryland easily won
its sixth straight championship
in the annual Atlantic Coast
Conference indoor games here
Saturday.
The Terps piled up 81h
points to overwhelm North
Carolina, the runnerup and
host which scored only 4s1a.
Maryland accounted for both
new records set in the meet
Evening star., 1961-03-13
PietrunqeIi Wins

CAIRO, Mar. 13 (AP).-
Italy's Nicola Pietrangeli yes
terday won the mems singles
title in Egypt's international
tennis championship for the
fourth successive year. He de-
feated Australia's Neil Gibson,
6-3, 9-7, 6-3.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
Policeman Tokes
Pistol Tournament

Roy Marshall of the Metro
politan Police Department Pts
tol Club won the National Rifle
Associations sterling silver pis-
toll tournament over the week
end with score of s57 of a
possible 900.
Marine 1t. Col. Walter r.
Walsh of Arlington was high
service master and runnerup to
Marshall with S52.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
Andrews WAFs Win
Service Cuqe Title

Andrews Air Force Bases
WAFS defeated the Fort Myer
WACS, 62-47. yesterday at
Anacostia Naval Air Station to
win the Women's 1nterseryice
Athletic League basketball
tournament championship.
Ann Brooks led the winners
with % points.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
Packers z GouIs
Mean Victory for
Central Booters

Dick Packers two goals led
Central Valet to q 80 decision
over the Washington Sport Club
in a National Soccer League
match yesterday at Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV.
It was the Sport Clubs first
loss of the second half. Central
Valet now is the undisputed
league leader with a SO record
In other matches, Maggie's
whipped the Baltimore Kickers
5-2, at Thirty-seventh and Til
den streets NV; Clear Springs
defeated the British Lions, 5-3
at, Twenty-third street and
Constitution avenue NV; Hag-
erstown won over Fort Meade,
So, at Hagerstown's Municipal
Stadium and Schweigert and
Fort Belvoir played to a 2-2
tie at Fort Belvoir.
CENTRAL VALET - 2 Ia
sFoRT CLUE --------- i ia
Scoring: Central Valet - Ricagno
Packer 2. Sport Club-Galatis. NoVack
SkFAR SkFAIsH sfHISas IioSs --S 3 "a
SCORING: Clear springs-Ned Meal
lister 2, Don McAllister. Lynch 9.
Lions-McDonald 2. Walker.
EoeERsFoWN E0eE sFoRF FN ---- ] Ia
Scoring: Fort Meade = Watson 2
Hagerstown-Byers 2, Kuhn 2. Ray,
Blandford.
ssoET sSRETEBeER91 SsES61R - ] ID
Scoring: Echweigert--Andy Baden
Mark Baden. Belvoir-Periera. Reich
kESds,IRFss kISdkHRs -= / 9Ell
Scoring: Maggies-Rieder 2. Cru.
bef, Berkezi, Faith.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
RACING
RESULT
Bowie

FIRST RAcE-Purse, $4,000: claim
ing; 3-year -olds: furlongs.
Ski Bunny (sheppardD ,s.2O 40 SEQ
Gem Hawk tChambers) 2.8O
Birmingham Miss. Call Over Joe,
Prudent Pagan, Delusion. Wendy.
Thespian Lady, Big Buck, Sing Lynn.
Time, 1898.
SECOND RACE - Purse, SZ,5O0:
Claiming; 4-year-olds and up: 9 fur
longs. ts.-0 =, y - ~
L0ngsDuF tKratzb 12.4O 5,20 asa
FailA Suit (Verrone) a.2O 3.80
Adell L0Vat0) fI.Se6
Crafty Count, Carat, Little Nubby,
Sun Event, Fenmar, Lisduff. Big Bird,
1mpayito. Son Of Erin. Time, I:13sS
Disausified from Sd to 4th:
DAILY DOUBLE u-4l $59.40
Evening star., 1961-03-13
THIRD RACE-Purse, S3,080; claiming W3,6O0 to
$4,000; 4-year .Olds and upj fuRlengs.

aGeorge Mavrides-s. Magaraci entry.
BOUI MICH finished q game second To- Millers
wander in Ms last and seems slightly best Of this
Sand Of suFiners. SWEET SCAMP had high speed in
her first start and Ii the TO catch. RUN BULLY
10 q threat late charge.
Evening star., 1961-03-13

BRAVE MAN drops from S6.O00 company to take
opposition. SNGILER third In his lass and
In - contender. BREMERTON is Inconsistent bu e0ua
upset.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
STANDINGS
HOCKEY

Results Yesterday
Toronto, 3; Boston. 0.
Montreal, 8: Chicago. 2.
New York, z: Detroit, 3.
Games Today
No games scheduled.
Games Tomorrow
New York at Detroit.
AMERNEAN IEAEIIE
Evening star., 1961-03-13
BASKETBALL SCORES
SATURDAY SCORES
TOURNAMENTS
skyline Conference

(Titlel
Utah, bB .--- Colorado state 81
(Utah goes to NcAA tourney, Colo.
Border Conference
fTttle)
Arigona state. 86 N. Mexico state 72
(Arigona State wins NCAA tourney
berth.)
PiayOff for NCAA at-Iarge Berth
Xavier (Ohio) 81 Chicag0 LOyela 86
NCAA SMALL C0aNEGE
(SecOnd Roundl
Austin Peay 20 Belmont Abbey 81
Mount ST. Mary's 82 - Albright 10
williams 10 ---.---- Bates 8S
WittenberG 4S-- Wabash 42
Chicago U. SIS Lincoln tMe.D AZ
Southeast Missouri 81 s. Iilinois ~
South Dakota ST. 80 Prairie View ~
Cal. (Santa BaF'a) So LR B'eh 80. 81
REGIONAL CONSULTATIONS
Ky. Wesleyan Ill -. ChattanoOga 80
Evening star., 1961-03-13

I SAM LEONE gets away fast-sh9ula holU hls sDeHa.
Cg.EvKR DUCHESS areps frem $500 and lesks Akss
fhe rFimeinaY rival COUNTY SMEkIkE wen ms lass
sFainet HsnWinners ana might take it ALL
Evening star., 1961-03-13

ANIIIECIICU EIAoy UI0Its
Results Yesterday
Providence, 5; Cleveland. ..
Rochester. 8: Springfield, ..
Hershey, 8: Buffalo, 0.
EASTERN LEAGUE
(Playeifs)
New Haven, s.: Greensboro, 2 (best-
of mine series tied, 2-2).
Haddonfield. .: Clinton, (Haddon-
field wins best-of-five series, 3-D.
Evening star., 1961-03-13

MISS MELYEANDE keeps tmpF0VnB 3h9 tne W8mh0F
IN which she last week indicates that she can
win aEain, SKY LIGHT 10 sharp new having wen his
last tive races NATAGAR will be running late
Evening star., 1961-03-13

MOMUs has lest speed but should best weak
field. ADMIRAL HOGAN has been idle sinee last fan
In Canada but has working well at Laurel SO1A.
DTERE was narrowly beaten In her seasonal bew
Evening star., 1961-03-13
GEICo SAVINGS

In the District of Columbia, you
save $50 on Collision and Com
prehensive coverages and 25r; on
Liability coverages.
In Maryland and Virginia, you
save 800 on Collision and Com
prehensive coverages and 25cc on
Liability coverages.
GEICO rates are on file with
Maryland, Virginia, and District
of Columbia insurance regulatory
Evening star., 1961-03-13

TERRACE PARK dr0ps after his sixth fer $4,000
and appears capable Of handling this field Of paters
CAkTM HOOkS'S last excellent and viii be running
In the stretch STARS LAST has tive in row but
takes slightly tougher opposition.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
BEST BET-TERRACE PARK

RHINE WINE, who was net far back when sevsn1h
"a his last might surprise here at sxeaDle eaas MED
eheiee. MILLERS WANDER turned In . game sffert U
winning fer S3500 and WANSTIR second fer $4,000
Evening star., 1961-03-13

MIGHT Is RIGHT Is Geld Cup hopeInI and
Iooks ike winner against the lineup. POLARITY was
Railoning winner last week takes better here.
THFNK AGAIN has been disappointing but IL Capable
Of upsetting . late bid.
Evening star., 1961-03-13

Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time, 1880 PM.
ETRST RACE-Purse, &2,SOOi claiming (S2,SoO)i 4.
Evening star., 1961-03-13

A recent survey shows the following
to be the important reasons why over
$4,000 Government and Non.Gov.
ernment Employees insure their su-
tomobiIes with GElCO, the largest
insurer of automobiles in the WASH
Ington area:
Evening star., 1961-03-13

K. 8. M.
BARBARA ROSS drops BIT here and with an inside
pest might dray and bs caught In this Sc
furlong dash, EAGER BEAVER narrowly beaen for
sRO00. TOWSON GAL upset In her last in the mud
WAIT FOR 1T 10 . stretch runner.
Evening star., 1961-03-13

where he won the Chesapeake
Stakes and Maryland Derby
last year.
Evening star., 1961-03-13

authorities, and represent the
above savings from Basic Bureau
Rates.
Compact Cars-GEICO rates are
reduced an additional 1929 in the
District of Columbia, Virginia and
Maryland.
MOre.Than.One-Car - GEICO
rates are reduced an additional
251; in most instances.
Evening star., 1961-03-13
JOE KELLY'S. SELECTIONS
AT BOWIE

FIFTH RAcEPurs.. $500; claiming ts4SOO to $4,000,
4-yeaf-elas and 6 furlengs. -
Evening star., 1961-03-13

entry.
%; Ks pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
The WiIleffs Storv

several businesses, bearing his
name. The Willetts Insurance
Agency. Willetts Buildings
Corporation, Willetts Building
ana Construction Company.
and Willetts Real Estate Az
ency. all these in addition 10
being President of the Corpor-
i've Savings and Loan Associ-
alton
He holds directorships in the
following: Chairman of the
Board: American Mortgage In
Surancc Company. Raleigh. ~
I. Director Reeves Broad .ast-
ing and Developing Corpora
aIon. New York. Director.
'ldewater Natural Gas Corn
"ration. Wilmington N. c. d.
recto:: Business DEVELOPMENT
corporation of North CAROLYN.
Raleigh, n. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
Schools To Open
Fri; Guidance
Counselor Found

Loris Area schools open Fri
day - with teachers getting
prepared Thursday at a teach
ers' meeting.
Among the new teachers
This year is Mrs. Bess Fleck-
man of Conway. who will serve
as Guidance Counselor. in a
field i'm which there has long
been an untitled need i'm Loris.
Mrs. Fleckman. realizing that
IN view of the void in tia,
field in late years. MANY do
not understand the work of a
guidance counselor. this week
wrote the following open letter
To High School Parents:
Dear Parents:
Il look forward to being nj
Loris High School during tho.
coming school year. | hope |
VIII be a help to the students
and a worthwhile colleague to
teachers of Loris High School
and its administrator. Mr..
johnson. Part Of my work at
the High School will deal with
Guidance Services for the stu
Gents. This work is important
but can only be successful
when there is cooperation bv
all concerned-pupils. parents.
teachers. community and coun-
Selor.
ASK some student. What is
Guidance Serice?' and YOU NAV
be told. oh. that's where
you're asked what you want
to be and then are told that
you'll have To work much
harder at school to be it..
or anotner student might
say, That's where you 90 when
you've done something bad.
yet another might add.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
Luncheon Gipeu
In Fair Bluff

FAIR BLUFF - Mrs John
4 ulher entertained recently n
her home with Il bridesmaids
luncheon for Miss Sue Steph-
ems. August IL, bride Of Jose
pm Gore. of Bethel.
Miss Stephens wearing \
coral dress was presented a
corSage Of white carnations
her place was marked by an
original painting done by the
hostess.
The tables were conferred
with pink roses in silver COB
lets
In addition I othe honor.e
covers were laid for Miss Ann
stephens and Mrs. Bud Steph-
ems, of Evergreen; Mrs. Hoyt
Cunningham of Gastonia, Mrs.
Vincent Lowe of Fairmont,
Mrs. Carol Weathers of Will
son and Mrs. Jerry Stephens
of Chadbourn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30

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iS'ic To meet and plan an edu-
tationai program for ninth
grader who wished four wears
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close collaboration and support
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from the counselor to parent
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conference dealing with some
negative student behavior.
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individual and all dealings with
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-08-30
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