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Evening star., 1961-09-25
Chargers cam to Beot
In AFL'sT Title Chase

still didn't look like a top con-
tender. Oakland was playing
under a new coach and was
being prodded with the thought
that it might have to move
to some other city if it didn't
bring out some fans. Marty
Feldman had taken over for
the fired coach, Eddie Erde-
latz. :
Oakland lost it's first two
league games by 95 points
while scoring exactly nothing.
San Diego meets Buffalo at
Buffalo Saturday night to start
the fourth week of league play.
Sunday. Houston will be at
Dallas, Denver at Oakland and
Boston at New York.
DENVER : o : 14-9s
NEW YORK II Il O-35
New York-Christy, 20 punt return
(Shockley kick.
New York-Maynard, "a, pass from
RSs9w ssaSeklsy e Dasi ask from Trpucka
New YoTkWchristy. 81. punt return
tShockley kick.
New York~a,Msynard, 49, pass from
New York-Powell II, pass from
Dorow (Shockley kick.
Denver-stone, .. run tMinEo kicGl..
Denver-Bukaty, 3, run tMinEo kick,
Denver-Bukaty, /, plunge (Minso
Attendance-14.3sI.
8AkhAsD 8AkhAs --- 81 12 2 ls-ss s-ss
oakland-FG Fleming C45y.
Dallas-Haynes A., pass from Duncan
oaEiandScrow 4, run tFiemins kickl.
Oakland-Hards s. pass from Flores
tFleming kick
Oakland-FG Fleming t24l.
Dallas-Burford 81, pass from David
DaiiasNRobinso So, pass from David
son (Spikes kick.
Oakland-Flores /, sneak FleminE
Daiiss-spikes 30, run ,kick failed,
Dallas-Dickinson /, plunge tspiEss
oakiand-coolbaush IS, pass from
Flores tCroW pass from Flores).
Dalias-Robinson l3. run (spikeS runl.
soSsP6S sAN 4E5eo ---- $aS 2 14-st 4-st
San Diego-FG Blair C44).
houston-FG Blanda C2S).
San Diego-Kocourek i, pass from
Kemp tBlair kick.
San Diego-McNeil 70, return of IN
tercepted pass blair kick.
San Diego-Hayes 81, pass from Kemp ,
Houston-Hali 20. pass from Led
(Blanda kick).
San Diego-FG Blair 90.
Houston-White 40 pass from Led
tBlanda kick.
Houston-Tolar 3, pass from Lee
tBlanda kick.
Atetndance-29,21O.
DALLAS 81
Dallas-Marsh 8, run (Green kick
Dallas-Meredith 20, run (Green kick.
Minnesota-Mason 4, run tMercer
Dailas-Marsh 10. pass from Meredith
Green kick.
Attendance-2O,5O0.
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TERPS SUMMARY

f sMG W 0 0 8 o
3, run (Hannigan
kick.
Marylan Is. pass from
Novak (Haunigan kick.
Southern Methodist-Sherwin 80, run
(kick failed.
Evening star., 1961-09-25
AFL STANDINGS

EASTERN DIVISION
w L Pct. w L Pct.
Boston go 66T H'ston ii q 500
N Y. go .667 Buffalo 30 1913
WESTERN DIVISION
w L Pct W L Pct.
s. Dgo 800 / 900 Denver ,333
Dallas l o 800 Oklsnd O3O 900
GAMES SATURDAY
Boston, %: Buffalo. 2l, night.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York, 35: Denver, IS.
San DIEGO, "a; Houston, "a.
Dallas. A.: Oakland 35.
GAMES SATURDAY
San Diego at Buffalo, night
GAMES SUNDAY
Houston at Dallas.
Boston at New York.
Denver at Oakland
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MINNESOTA
DALLAS

MINNESOTA -- Q Z Q -
DALLAS 81
Dallas-Marsh 8, run (Green kick).
Dallas-Meredith 20, run tGreen kick.
Minnesota-Mason 4, run tMercer
Dailas-Marsh 10. pass from Meredith
Green kick.
Attendance-20,5O ..
Evening star., 1961-09-25

Unhappiest player on the
train ride home was the usually
sure re-handed Lew Luce, who
the punt that set up
the winning touchdown. From
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STATISTICS
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STATIS TICS
Evening star., 1961-07-09
COVER Story
Are Your Pictures
As Good As These?

snapshots reproduced here and
you than 81 600 with single picture
The Stars Amateur Snapshot Contest and the Newspaper
Snapshot Awards.
Any color photos enough general appeal and
grand prize the local contest and
capture award the national judging This would
prize the best picture of the week. 500 Savings
grand prize the color division of The Stars contest
National Award of OOO And blackandwhte entry of
quality and appeal could almost as much the only
being that the local grand prize is $25 bond
and color photos be entered in any
classes ( Babies and Children; N Activities
&C. Scenics and "TableTops O) Animal Life Each week. The
will pick best black and color entries
class From these eight prints and four
be selected for publication in SUNDAY
of the four published pictures will win $O the three
others eac will be cited honorable
the close of the contest July o. both the prize
and the honorable mentions will be judged again The
color winners and the four winners then
the Newspaper Snapshot Awards to compete
similar contests conducted by other newspapers
of the weekly winners will begin July q and con-
weeks Complete rules available at The Star
business will be mailed receipt of stamped ad
envelope Address Snapshot Editor The Star 5 Virginia
Washington c. Condensed rules on the Hob
bes Page.
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Evening star., 1961-03-12
Wives Club
Honor
Mrs. ConnoIIy

Mrs. John B. ~Connally.
wife Of the Secretary Of the
Navy, has been invited to
be honor guest at the bene-
fit luncheon and fashion
show, set for Tuesday by
the Navy Supply Corps Of
ficers' Wives Club.
The Navy Relief Society
Is the beneficiary. the Of
ficers' Club at Boiling Air
Force Base the place, and
the hour is / pm. with o
social hour to begin ut noon.
Cherry blossoms and
butterflies with gilded bird
cages filled with pink bios
SONS are to be used In the
decorations carrying out the
pink in the fashions to be
shown.
Mrs. Louis M. DetweiNer
is chairman Of the event.
Assisting her are Mrs. Ebert
9. RawlS. decorations: Mrs.
Maurice P. Mcknight. reser-
vations: Mrs. Charles K.
Phillips. hostesses; Mrs. Carl
A. Fischer. program: Mrs. J.
William Wade. prizes; Mrs.
Edley B. Finley. bulletin,
and Mrs. @. Donald Riley,
publicity.
Evening star., 1961-03-12
and
LAUGHTER
The Rains Of March
Come in Gray Beauty
By MARJORIE HOLMES

Gray are the rains of March. Not nimble and
prancng with promise Of poses, like April showers
Nor bearing the soft twning beauty and briance
Of snow. No. they humby out of gloomy Skies as
If unsue Of their welcome their purpose in falling at
all.
They sometimes but mist in the eyes of troubled
world gray cloud its brow Their tears flow mostly
In silence or softly for remote but haunting
In some far lost past.
You must listen for their sounds the whispered sigh
the patient drip from Only and then wind
reused do they beSr themselves to come batterng at the
roof in sudden frenzy or dancing their dismal dance
the walks.
Gray are the rains Of March, yet paving the streets
with silver mirroring the lights of passing And they
soak their dark liquid silver into the trees clothing them
like black knights In suits Of mail. -..
They fill the earth from the steady cup Of their
grief And it yields it gives back quverng puddes little
rvueS that 60 searching through the old sodden
and leaves.
The rains Of March brooding, like woman bowed
with despair Yet there is gray beauty in this SORROW
gentle giving over to this temporary despondency AL not
hopeless and lost this too viii know we know
but meanwhile let Us weep our fill.
Teen-Aee TribuIotions
After having had his allowance cut and being denied
use Of the car the teenager looked from his study Of
the Revolutionary War to remark. "Boy Now know how
they felt about the Intolerable Acts"
Lyrics for Everyday Living -. #
REPLY
"LoUe me little Iope me long,"
Runs an old and cautious SonO '
GiUe no measured loue to me. w.
Who care not toT the nntSery.
Looe so feeble at the start
CGB but shTtvel In the heart
TO endure a ,Uhole lite long,
Loue must be both saDift and strong
So sDhuteDer nr0v betGH
LoUe me much or not at all.
FRANCES ANcEvrE GRAY
Evening star., 1961-03-12
Please, Mother, Mind Your Manners!

Recently Bethesda mother, called upon to the
ice cream in her cdrens school lunchroom decided to
improve her shining hour with little potenesS poll.
Keeping my private records, found that out Of 90
children, II said Please II said Thank you and only
said both Sixty-nine hadn't said either. although
said Goodbye and one said Hurry up.
"a couple Of nights later sitting around the
dinner table discussing manners when mentioned
little survey WhereupOn daughters pointed accusing
fingers at me and cried, so YOU'RE the oneP It
that the principal having been appriSed Of my Emily
Posting, called special assembly to discuss the state Of
manners in the school,
II embarrassed they exclaimed why, Mother
you're blushingI' too and though their dad said
BE thankful there's st something mother blush
about I'm leaving all further surveys to somebody ese
"Wednesday: A nsBns bkhdoy party described "of Love
and Laughter" In tie Society .fome Section.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
BRING FAMILY

OPEQUON RANCH
ACRE lot plus 80 acres recreation.
Leesburg to Charles Town, left 81
Middleway. Follow signs. Repre-
sentatives on property Sat. and
CABIN for sale; beautiful redwood
summer. winter cabin; 2 bedrms.
inside plumbing. picture windows
stone firepl., .paneled walls, can
tilevered porch, swimming, riding
tennis nar & hunting; ting; fishing skins
best offer. Call JE. 4-0221.
RETIREMENT OR VACATION
HOME-Charming re-Colonial on
fertile one acre in Shenandoah
fSot;h11i.llf, ff9othillf, 70 miles from D. e
air. rs rooms, furnace, two fire.
places. kitchen wired for elec
range; modern bath. Edge Of vii
lage, near school, church. $500.
Good mortRage. See MARVIN
BRADFORD, Bradford's Store
Flint Hill, Va Sunday, June 4,
SHENANDOAH RETREAT COUN.
TRY CLUB-Lifetime family men,
bership; double lot for cottage;
beautiful golf course; 1-hr. drive
from ArL From OWNER, IA. q
S961.
STRASBURG, va, on Massanutter
Mt:-Joins national forest; par
Se6 fisIly I clears; seS$;sp excel hunting; s6''
8 ACRES, Goose Greek, Loudoun
County, Va; new mod. log cot
tage, rms. and bath, hot and
cold running water, liy. rm
wIfirepl., picture window, beameo
ceiling. no feet bordering Goose
Creek, good fishing; commutins
dist. to D. c. S9,950, terms
PETERS REALTY, Great Fails
Va. PL. 9-2161.
SO ACRES in Shenandoah Valley
Excellent for hunting deer ant
small game. Small cabin needins
little repair for use as hunting
lodge; well included. Priced S7. sol
or best offer. Call MR.. CECCHINI
TIE. 6-669S,
Evening star., 1961-06-02
tITEXAS

IN VIRGINIA: 1900 acres Of our
finest Angus ranches; now 2I5
cows, 176 calves, s bulls, highly
bred herd. 3 sets Of farm build
ings, silos, tenant houses,
1'S00 prime apple trees: over
every field. Spacious 10-room
wide center hall Colonial home
with 3 baths and 3 fireplaces:
recently decorated. To settle es-
tate-can be bought lock, stock,
and barrel, OR lust real estate.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
Vacation in complete comfort OF
. Chesapeake Bays most exclusive
recreational Beach. Fully furn-
ished one to six-bedroom privately
owned homes. $50 to S100 q week.
Waterfront privileges, boats for
rent, swimming and fishing won-
DIRECTIONS: Drive 2 miles south
Of Prince Frederick on Nd. Rte.
2 or 416. turn left ct st. Leonard
and a2nd ,f; ffoliowins Ions Beach signs
70 Office on shore OF Chesapeake
Bay, or phone ANN BAKER, Prince
Frederick 2S5-J-3 for details.
BAY-FRoNT COTTAGE AND BOAT
S30-$60 wk: also week end. Sea-
Leonards, Nd, Prince Frederick
BETHANY BEACH and Fepwick
Del.-Completely equip. cottages
and apt. nr. ocean. RE. 1866
CAPE ANNE, Deale. Md.-Furnishec
modern rambler. all convenienees,
close to water. fishing, crahhing
Boat available. SOS wk. HE. T.
SHADYsIDE, MD.-cottage on bay
DELL. 301-UN. 7-6393.
ST. MARYS CO., MD, so mi. from
D. C. - Large 5-bedrm.. 2h-bath
house. Screened porch. every mod
ern cony. for gracious living. COM
pletely. furn. except for linens.
mile Of shore. rowboat, fishing and
bathing. Avail. June l: $500 per
mo. incl. utils. For information,
call MRS. FARNHAMs OIL. 2-7S60,
weekdays. 9-5.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
VACATION PLACES


FOR RENT-Furnished log cabins;
located at Cowans Gap, Penna.
mr.. state park. For infor. call OF
write PETER KNOPP, P, o, Box
2lS. Falls Church, Va. JE. 2-6076
n. OCEAN CITY, MD.-oceanside
apis. and rms, family neighbor-
hood, conv. shop; reas. rates
FL. 4-9635.
REHOB0TH BEACH, DELA.-THF
PINES - Newly redec. house
screened porch, spac. grounds
suitable lge. family or group
Available season. OIL. 4-13f8. :.
COLTON'S POINT, MD.
Potomac River year-round cottage
2 bedrooms, living room, dininf
room, kitchen, bath; screen porch
garage and tool house; houst
situated on four lots, two lots ad.
Joining. Phone Twilight 2-4321
Bay Visto, Annapolis, Nd. A.
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360 ACRES

Over / mile Of road frontage in
choice Fauquier Co., Virginia, said
to be some of the finest alfalfa
soil in Virginia. Fast trout stream,
Z large springs, new cottage,
older tenant house. Vacant and
ready to go. VIII handle now 1875
DILLON LAND co
Evening star., 1961-06-02
DILLON LAND

JE. 4-4U4U
or Mr. RANKIN S25-9257 Culpepel
TWO LOUD0UN COUNTY FARMS
to be auctioned June II. 1881
IL noon EST. at the court house
Leesburg, Va. One approx. 20 q,
other 115 a.: excel. farm land
For further details. WE. S-6s56
or RE. 7-077S.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
BARGAIN-355 ACRES

BARGAIN-355 ACRES
MILK CHECK $4,000 o month.
n'rSd on both sSGS SIDES Of PO IT. i0f 10 wsss %sa
Stone house 200 yrs. old. IL lse.
rms, e baths) and furnace. Fire
pl. In every room. Also 6-rm. ten
ants house with bath, 2 lge. mod.
dairy barns, milking 55 cows.
Land all farmable, level to rolling,
very rich soil. Underlaid in gas
and coal. Spring water in all
farm $4,000, $4,000 down. All
mod. mach. and cattle sell sep
arate. Have to sell due to age and
health. Call 301-EX. 5-513O.
FARMETTE - lOh acres. most
clear, improved with good 2-bed-
room stucco house, partial bsmt.,
elec., telephone, water in kitchen: :
good barn and machine shed,
spring and excellent lakesite. 400
It. road frontage. More acreage
available 6.450, low down pay
southwest of Warrenton, Va. IA.
Alias after 8 pm.
MITCHELLVILLE. MD.-S6 beau
tiful rolling acres; nice home,
barns, , tenant houses, long rd.
frontage: substantial income; eX-
cellent investment. For appt. call
NJ. LEO STORCH. SP. $4,000.
NEAR LEESBURG-I have several
small farms $40 acres. with 2,
3. 4 bedrms. from S15.500. Terms.
HAROLD E. BRUZEE
IL. 9-231S Herndon l42-J3
OLD ABANDONED FARM on top Of
Blue Ridge Mts., nr. Rte. so. 125
acres, scenic views into Shenan-
doah Valley; many springs and
streams, some timber. Contact
OWNER. Phi. Upperville. Va. 100.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-6l
rolling acres Of good rich soil,
new house, also modern tenant
house, good tobacco barn. some
beautiful woodland. many spring.
fed streams, full price 100000.
THOMAS F. HALEY, REALTOR
ZAP 7-S2O0 Eves Gp 2.AaI q
Evening star., 1961-06-02
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

CHEsAPEAKE BAY-Beeut. e-rm
Cape Cod home; 2o0-ft from Tatel
nm. firepi.; fenced wooded lot
BetW. Shadyside and Deale, Cal
Mr. JONES, FE. 6-3741.
DRUM POINT LOT, on fresh Vatej
terms. SP. 3-1651.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
WARRENTON
HINT HOnNTPV

Six 1OO-acre parcels divided from
a lovely old historic estate.
Breathtaking views, ponds, and
wide road frontage. Only one mile
from Lee hwy. and Ia mile to
national highway Rte. So Inter-
change, D. c. side of Warrenton.
See and compare. Prices start at
S225 per acre.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
TRIANGLE FORD

CHEVROLET $50 Bel Air 4-door
hardtop; VS. motor, powerglide,
radio, heater, WV. tires, 2-tone
finish. SS95.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
GRADY

3010 R. l. Ave. NE. La. 9-I003
CHRYSLER '55 4-door: r. and h.,
auto. trans. and power: good,
clean transpotration; S5a5.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
FREE BOAT
LOW PRICES

First fifteen purchasers will be
given . new FLYTE FISH sailboat
or q IA Aqua Jet.- These marvellous
boats are virtually unsuitable
and in factory cartons, ready for
immediate delivery.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

CHEVROLET 81 Bel Air 2-dr.
,hardtop; 8 eyls., auto, heater; 2
to choose from; both in excellent
cond. S1.295. SAFEWAY AUTO
SALES, University blvd. and Coles
vile I'd III b-1Q2R
Evening star., 1961-06-02

ENGLISH FORD
7S09 Wis. Ave, Beth, OIL. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-06-02
COMMERCIAL GROUND

BLADENSBURG, MD.-24,00O So
IT.. on r.r. spur; most conv. loca-
ton. Priced to SELL
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
C-si several tracts in Prince
Georges County J. NJ. MEDLEY
10. S-o777.
Mr.. Z CORNERS, 10,500 sq. It.
corner lot. Zoned CG, priced right.
THE PICKETT CO. AGENTS.
rs N. Glebe Rd. JA. 5-2501
Evening star., 1961-06-02
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CHRYSLER '59 New Yorker 4-door
hardtop; torqueflite. radio, heater,
4==way. power: beautiful 2-tone fin
ish with Wv, tires; immaculate
condition throughout; prestige and
quality for only S2,295.
Evening star., 1961-06-02
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

PooteSville, Nd.
WI S-9G23 or 301-DI. 9-326.
Evening star., 1961-06-02

ACCOKEEK. MD.-A cool wood
land retreat can be yours this
summer with private community
pool privileges. See the large home
sites for year-round country liv-
ing, only IL miles from D. C. line.
RU. 3-2121 or BIZ. 3-2h7H
Evening star., 1961-06-02

ike new; ST, ,695. FALLS cHUkCH
Chrysler-Plymouth, Lee hwy. at
HillWood ave,
Evening star., 1961-06-02
Y-coMET-ENoLIsH FORD
$500 WIS Ave Beth on. R-lOnn

LoV0 WIZ. AEt., 1tlII., VI. O-fAUU
CONTINENTAL 80 convertible; /;
every extra, including air ccndi-
tioning. leather interior; ORIGINAL
BUTLER, 1921 21st s.. NV. FE.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
Urban Plan Due to Stir
Row Among Governors

relations between States and
their subdivisions.
Nelson Rockefeller of New
York, the most powerful Gov
ernor at the conference, is
expected to be for the
department.
Three Dangers Seen
The majority of conference
committeeman saw three dam
gers in the department. Their
letter, signed by Brevard Crib
field. secretary. said the plan
would:
/. Break down State and
local relationships and increase
the dependency of local Gov
ernment on national Govern
ment.
2. Invite greater pressure on
Congress for more Federal aid.
3. Aim programs at physical
locations" rather than at work.
ing relationships, thus splinter
ing urban administration.
Several Cite Advantages
II wish to register a strong
dissent" wrote Gov. Brown.
The California Governor, not
ing that 80 per cent of the 16
million Californians now live
in one of nine metropolitan
areas, said urban density is
sure to ncrease sharply
throughout the country.
States are beginning to deal
with metropolitan problems, he
insisted, but they need Federal
co operation. Solutions to
housing, transportation, water
and renewal problems are too
costly to be managed locally,
he maintained.
Washington's Gov. Rossellini
saw the department supple
menting. rather than weaken
ing State and local relation
ships.
In a sharply worded letter,
Gov. Egan of Alaska charged
that many metropolitan areas
had been spurned by their own
State Legislatures and have
been forced to turn to the
Federal overnmen for
assistance.
legislation for the depart
Evening star., 1961-06-23

ment is given q good chance
of passage this session by Sub
committee Chairman Hum
phrey, Democrat of Minnesota
and Senator MuSkie, Democrat
Of Maine, who presided part
time for Senator Humphrey al
this weeks hearings.
In the House, clearance by
the Government Operations
Committee is considered as
sured. Representative Dawson
Democrat of Illinois, House
Committee chairman, is an
enthusiastic supporter, as con-
trasted with Senator McClel-
Ian, who has been noncom-
initial. Whether the bill can be
steered through the Rules
Committee or the House floor
to final passage is an open
question. however.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
New Grade School

Officials of st. Johns Episco-
pal Church in Olney. Md, an
nounced today they will estab-
lish a private grade school next
fall. The school, to be conduct
ed in the parish hall, will in
clude children from kindergar-
ten through the fifth grade,
according to Mrs. Marian Sher-
win, director.
Evening star., 1961-06-23
BY GRACE BASSETT
star staff Writer

State Governors who favor
new Department of Urban Al
fairs will have their hands full
if they try to win Endorsement
Of the plan by the full Gov
ernors' Conference In Hawai-
next week.
The issue Is bound to stil
more controversy in Honolulu
than it has on Capitol Hill.
A majority of Governors
Conference executive commit.
teemen already have registered
strong opposition to the De-
partment with Senator Nc.
Clellan, chairman Of the
Senate Government Operations
Committee.
Their letter was duplicated
for all members of the Nc
Clellan Committee. But II
scarcely has been discussed al
two day hearings, just com.
pleted, before the Government
Operations Subcommittee
There, as at House hearings
mayors and Senators, housing
and transportation experts
built an impressive record o1
support for the Presidents
proposal to create the new
department.
Asked Executives Views
Colorado Gov. Steve Nc.
Nichols, chairman of the Gov.
ernors' Conference, sent copies
of the opposition letter to al
Governors in March. He urged
them to express their owr
views on department proposals
of such an important anC
far-reaching nature"
Since then, only three Gov
ernors have written Senator
Mcclellan that they disagree
with Gov. McNichols. They are
Edmund G. Brown of Califor-
MIA, Albert D. Rosellini oi
Washington and william A
Egan of Alaska.
Gov. Donald G. Nutter oi
Montana and Norman A. Erbe
of Iowa seconded the executive
committeemen's charge that
the department would weaker
Evening star., 1961-06-23
WINNING FRIENDS AT EVERY TURN 0,

it makes friends hurry One drive in fact Because any Corva
such overwhelming JOY pilot It's rearengne design makes
real naeddown traction And its full independent suspension shuts
out road shocks before they reach you What's this
sweeheas slouch at saving you money It carries sensible
price tag goes and goes gallon needs liquid cooants
How can you resist personality like that?
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-11
Elect Officers

G HE ST E r - The Sew
Handles All club met April
20 at the home of the leader,
Miss L in n ct t e Petersen.
There are nine girls in the
group; three are first year
members, and six are second
year members.
Election of officers was
held.
Pat Eek is the president
with Charlene Welch, vice
president; Peggy ToWnley,
secretary; Barbara Johnson,
treasurer; Anita Guniniak,
recreation leader; and Pat
Pavelka, reporter.
Other members are Yvon-
ne Kraus, Cindy Lands, and
Marcia Johnson.
The next club meeting will
be held at the Petersen home,
June 7 at 7 pm.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-05-11

will be held in the Kent Meth
odist Church on Sunday, May
IA beginning at 2::45 pm. The
Chardon church will be re-
presented by their minister
and officers of the church.
The Quarterly Conference
of the Chardon Methodist
Church, with the Akron Dis
trict Superintendent, DR.. S.
Lee Whiteman, presiding,
will be held in the Church Soc
ial rooms Tuesday, May 16 at
8 pm.
Reports of all officers and
organizations of the church
will be presented and officers
for the conference year 1861
81 will be elected.
At The Lake-Geauga Sub
District Rally held at Paines-
vile last Sunday afternoon
Penny Haueter was elected
and installed as president of
the group. Patsy Wallis was
elected as Chairman of the
Area of Witness. Plans are
being made for the first fall
rally to be held in the Char
don Methodist Church.