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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

Junior Jim Fowler yesterday
rave st. Anthony's High School
It's second straight outstanding
pitching performance as he
tossed a no-hitter at Quantico
Post at Turkey Thicket.
John Fantone's three-run
homer in the second inning
powered St. Anthony's to a
40 victory, its second against
one setback.
Tom Parnell, freshman,
making his first high school
start, pitched a two-hitter last
Saturday as st. Anthony's
whipped Neale, 1872, Fowler, a
righthander, struck out five and
walked six in his first start OF
the year.
Lee Wins Third
Lee High School yesterday
won its third straight in the
Northern Virginia Group la
League and Mark Otis was the
winning pitcher for the third
straight time,
Otis, a sophomore right
handler. set down Annandale on
four hits as the Lancers took a
40 decision at Lee. Otis first
victory was a no-hitter a week
ago against Fairfax and he
picked up the second in relief
last Saturday against Osbourn,
Other Top Games
In other top Group la
games, Mount Vernon scored
all of its runs in the last two
innings to overcome Washing
ton-Lee, 5-4, at WI, and Tom
Arehart's three-run homer in
the fourth inning powered
Hammond to a 1873 decision
over Stuart at Alexandria
Municipal Stadium. Also, John
Bayne allowed only one hit, q
bunt single by David Mastran
as Mclean beat Groveton, 20
at Mclean.
Eastern, the defending Inter
high League champion, fell be.
fore a Mckinley Tech rally II
the final three innings, TO, al
Tech as the Interhigh League
opened play.
Ralph Conlin fired a one.
hitter as Coolidge whipped
Western, TO, at Western. Phelps
stopped Chamberlain, AZ. a
Phelps. Chamberlain was thu
runnerup to Eastern last year.
INTERHIGH LEAGUE
SAMRD0Zo 001 999 81 Z
bu66ins. Burweli ~ and oaffne
Shoemaker and sauls.
COOLIDGE - 80 80 coz % 9
conlin and spanos; RStti, Reid q
EASTERN 800 900 O-6 s
MCKINLEY TECH 900 232 x-7 II
jackson, Chappelle (5D and Jeter
Evens, Proctor 81 and Jordan.
DUNBAR 100 2O3 50 8
ROOSEVELT $50 $50 x-12 IL
Dempsey and Kinnsrd; Oveltor
Cont C6) and johnson.
HR-Conti CRoosevelO 5th. two on
Epson (Roosevelt), LIST two on.
BALLOU 400 Ol0 O-5 5 /
SPINGARN H. O20 x-6 3
Fox and Sokol; Moore, Hunt 90 an
Reid.
CHAMBERLAIN O01 OlO % 2
PHELPS 900 OO4 x4 :
Bora and Lee; Beatty and Mccall
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FOWLER HURLS NO-HITTER
St. Anthony's Gets
More Mound Power
Northern VirEinia Group IA

Northern virginia Group la
MOUNT VERNON geo goo 0 09S "a Il q
King. Best (sl, Pseslls "a and
Cronin; Fisher (w-L, Sd, none on.
ANNANpALE 600 600 90 8
LEE $40 goo %W6 So,i:
and Spear.
aRoyEToN - GOO GOO GOO GOO % I 2
Awhott. Everett (6) and Snyder; J.
Bayne and Stalcup.
FALLS CHURCH 5i0 900 x-6 8 8
Jones C25; Aispaugh, Richter (6) and
Tomlinson.
FLiRFAX 900 oil % 2
Kerlin and Johnson; Farley. Davis
90 and Keplinger.
s STUART o CO. 9 9SS "a : 3
Mcclure, McCaa az and Cunning
ham: Obberling. Grove 49, and Nelson.
HR-krehart (Hammond) 4th, on.
s sym MIL s sBS S SSo % ) :
zukowski, Richardson go and Nc
Daniels; McFadden and Valati. HR-
Towers (Suitlsnd, first, one on.
BLApENsBURG 600 0OI q 6
Smith and Emmert: Kurtz, Godses
! t2). and Rogers.
MAcKIN 900 900 % . 4
ST. JOHNS O02 45l .x--12 Is !
Gina and Andruzzl, Hill go; DeRose
and Soria.
eoNzAASG,A 80 100 loo LOO Loo 90 : =
Borstenski and Roach. White 81;
Berling. L. Rohan go and Brennan.
Interstate Athletic
Fenwick, Patrowsky !21, Tyler a.
and Abbo; Page and Pyles.
ST. ADAMS 0Ool dIGg oo-lo 8 :
Irwin and Jonas; Stephenson, How
ard t6), Harris go and Tiedsman.
H-Rubin (St. Albans), 9Th, none
SHERWOOD 900 600 % 2 4
WHEATON O60 600 X-6 10 3
Murphy, Lee 90 and Tolson: Baker
and Sheriff..
EERISS9sAh 6 dYS o ooS oo-I s j
Rose and Allen; Bailey KOplebtz 81
and Clark.
BULLS PREP OOl 40 40 Ill 5
swindeils and Murray, Karaleka'
(5l: LoweIee and LIVINGSTON: HR-
White BULLS Prep, 9TH, one on.
BULLS SCHL O03 01U X-4
, Walker and Stahl: Bainan, Richard
son ID and Thompson.
cHLoTTE HALL 100 00I % 9
Rice. Mcleod % and Daugherty
Cavalier and Durham
MARC. BRENT $50 s02 ga - =,
, spence and T. Buckler; Sellnei
Crawford t5l and Hopkins.
ANAcosT1A 900 600 %
Hinton and Menoche; Noon, sulliva
; go and MoTaz.
suRRATsvILLE go 100 2-S :
IG1ENELG 0UU III A-O n
Russell, Lansdale (6D and johnson
J Koudelka and Jones.
HR-Sunstrum (Glenelg) ], two or
Muntg CSurrattSville) Z, one on.
GEO FRosH 900 900 600 8
:: NAVY PLEBES 700 200 00x-4 6
Solomon. Pratka ca and SouatritC
Eichler and Dougal, Kidder ca.
4 oUANTIcO POST 600 600 90 0
ST. ANTHONY'S 030 100 x-4 8
i Hayden and Jackson: Fowler an
Mcclellan. HR-Fantone (St. Ar
> thony's) ., two on
BENEDIcTINE OO2 O1O IA s
OCONNELL 81 900 Ks 8
s Soden and HausS; Thomas. Moro
ca and Rivello.
lDuVALL ~ 400 lib la is
l LAUREL liz 0l0 Oil
! Norris, Knott C5l, Chipouras (6D an
Provencal and Rose (6J: Confer. Mo-
l. ton 90 and Leishure.
GREAT MILLS 002 400 % 8
LA PLATA 900 0lO o.
Cough and Miles, Bobo 90; Crime
Holiday (6l and Trotter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press

SANTA CRUZ. Calif.-Charlie CTiEer)
Smith, $50. San Francisco, outpointed
Charlie (Tombstone) Smith. l47. Los
Angeles 10D.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex-Frankie Du-
ran, ll5, knocked out Tommy Draper.
ll6. Oklahoma City "a.
McKEES ROCKS, Pa.-Freddy Mar
tinoyich, 1877, Pittsburgh, outpointed
Lee Bodies. 1874, Buffalo, N Y. ,(S).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12
BOATS and MARINE

IA ALU. johnson Is hip, trailer,
hitch, and lots OF extras. $500. 1927
Highland dr.. Sill. Spr.
II Fl. RUNABOUT and trailer; excel.
condition; S275. AID. 2-0619. Fiber
glaS bottom.
.? FIT. CHRIS CRAFT sea skiff, 95
MP. inboard, head, fully equip, stern
control; See at Rhodes River. Marine
RR or call JU. 5-2SS3 ewes. Asking
1850.
CHRISCRAFT 50 Capri 19-ft. speed
boat: VS. powered; used 81 total hrs;
listed over $1,000; sell S3,450; will
trade car or small boat. SO. 5-2S47.
CUPBOARD BOAT INSURANCE, ap-
proved by Cupboard Boating Club Of
America. All risk, AZ. EN-. $4,000.
re- WHEELER-ALL FIBERGLAS
FAMILY CRUISER SLEEPER
ON DISPLAY FOR IMMEDIATE
ON-THE-WATER DEMONSTRATION
MARYLAND MARINE
4703 Suitland Rd. RE. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12
HIGH SCHOOL
BASEBALL

Yesterdays Results
Bulls Prep, IL; Emerson Institute, o.
Bulls, High, 4; Neale;; 3.
Coolidge, Z; western, o.
peMatha: Anecostia, 0.
Fails Church s; Madison, 8.
Friends us is; GEORGETOWN PEP PTsp. %
Glenelg, 9: Surrattsville, 5.
Great Mil. g.: LaPlata, /.
Lee: s: Annandaie, 0.
Lackey, IL; Gwynn Park, 0.
L 4. sr 8; chsrletts Hall ?.
McKinley Tech. !; Eastern. s.
Mclean. .: Groveton. o.
Mount Vernon. 5: WI, 4.
9,CSnnell: e; Benedictine:, 3.
spinEarn. 8: Baiiou. 5.
St. Adams. 10: st. stephens, 2.
st. Anthony's. 4: 0uantico Post, 0.
S Wbssto1, q 4; e sSs9v a5lI, 3.
Wilson. 3; Cardoza, l.
Woodbury. Forest. B: Culpeper, 2
Wakefield at Osbourn, postponed to
Thursday.
Games Today
Northwestern at Blair, $50.
Oxon Hill at Wheaton. $50.
Walter johnson at Richard Mont
gomery, $3.50.
DuVal at Bladensburg, 2.
GonZaga at Eastern, $3.50.
O'Connell at DeMatha, $50.
Mackin VS.. Good Cousel at Sixteenth
and Kennedy streets NV
Anacostia VS.. Johns at Fairiawn, 3:15
B-CC at wakefield, $3.50.
Woodward Prep at George Mason, 4.
Games Tomorrow
B-CC at Bladensburg. 2:3c
Northwood at Sherwood. $40.
PooleSville at Mt Airy, $50.
Fairmont Heights at suitland, 2.
Richard Montgomery at Walter john
son. $3.50.
Wilson at ct. Adams. $50.
Wakefield at Osbourn, z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12
WITH ROD THOMAS

Eddie Owens back top in the the champion
ship of the All Star District Major League the title most de-
sired by Washington duckpnners.
Owens of the Mann's Potato Chips team tailed I77-4l8
to nab the lead from Defending Champion
Chevy Chase Chevrolet who rolled 379 Young aver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

Winner Face u-0J. Loser - Nc.
Cormick ODD.
WP - Face. U Conlan, DonAtelli,
Burkhart, Pelekoudas, Steiner. t.
2:30. A-41,423.
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TWINS, s; YANKEES, o
NEW YORK
MINNESOTA

Totals "a 60 Totals 80 0 3 o.
Grounded out for Terry in sth.
MINNESOTA 600 900 80 81
NEW YORK 900 600 0O-OI
E-Lemon. Po-A-Minnesota 27-1O,
New York 27-13. DIP Bertoia to
Gardner to Killebrew. LOB-Minne-
sofa s, New York T.
2b-B attey. HR = Allison, Bertoia.
sB-Versalles 2, Dobbek. S-Gardner.
SF-Killebrew.
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Winner-Grba Q-0). Loser-Pap-
pas ODD.
HIP : BY Stock HUNT. WP -
Grba. PB - Triandos. u Stevens,
Napp. Rice and Schwartz. T-2:33.
A-37-352.
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CARDS, z; BRAVES, |
MILWAUKEE

Totals "a 2 6 2 Totals SO /
l Ran for Smith in sth: 2 Singled
for Broglio in Sth; 3 Ran for Nieman
in Sth: 4 Flied out for SPAIN in 10th.
ST LOUIS 600 900 OlO IL
MILWAUKEE, 900 100 900 0-1
E+white, Broglio. PO-A-St. Louis,
30-l2, Milwaukee, 30-11. LOB-St.
Louis, 5, Milwaukee. z.
2b-DeMerit 3b-Musial. Smith.
.HR-Spencer. Mathews. S-McDaniel.
Broglio - 4 l 1
Mcdaniel ---- 3 q 0 o l
SPAIN ---a 10 8 >
winner-McDaniel u-O. Loser
SPAIN (0-D.
U-Barlick. Crawford, Vsrgo, For-
man. T-2:32 A-33,327.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

Winner-DrySdale u-O). Loser
Roberts ODD
HBP-By Drysdale tsadowski, Con-
zaleZD. U-Dascoi. Secory, Venom.
Sudol T-2:3l. A-50,665.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12
HIGH SCHOOL
VARIED SPORTS

Yesterdays Results
Track
WashinEton-Lee, 81; George Washing
ton, 20.
Blair, seq; Northwestern, 51h; North
wood, 20.
Tennis
Episcopal, IA: Wakefield. ia.
Maryland Frosh, z; Coolidge, 2.
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Winner - Ramos DO. Loser -
Ford ODD.
Mckinley. Soar, Chylak, Smith. t
2:27. A-14,607.
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PIRATES, 8; GIANTS, 7
PITTSBURGH

Totals 81 SIG Totals 81 Z @ Z
Ran for Burgess in 9TH; 2 Struck
out for Green in eth; Doubled for
Odds in 9th; Walked for Face in
9th; 5 Ran for Stuart in 9th.
PITTSBURGH 600 302 OO3-s
SAN FRANCISCO - POI 100 OlO-7
E-Mazeroski, MAYS. Groat. PO-A-
Pittsburgh. 21-l5; San Francisco,
27-l5. LOB-Pittsburgh 3; San Fran
cisco, 8.
2b-McCovey. Kuenn, Mays, Scho-
field. HR-McCovey, Cepeda, Virdon.
S-.lnnRE EE-RraSsnMd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12
MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta. .: Little Rock, l..
Chattanooga, IL; Macon, 8.
Other games postponed
MEXICAN LEAGUE
Mexico City Tigers, 8; VeracruZ, Z.
Puebla, 3; Monterrey, ]
PoZa RIGA, 8; Mexico City Reds, 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

xFaced / batter in 9TH.
Winner - Herbert 40. Loser -
Monbououette tO-l).
U-Hurley. Honochick, Flaherty,
Kinnamon. T-3:2s. A-10,277.
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ANGELS, 7; ORIOLES, 2
LOS ANGELES
BALTIMORE

Totals 30 Z 81 Totals 80 . 8 O
Popped out for Papa in I'd: . flied
out for Stock in 4th; 3 popped out
for Hoeft in 7th; walked for VIII
helm in 9th.
LOS ANGELES $40 600 OOO-7
BALTIMORE oil 600 OOO-2
E-Brickell C2), Aspromonte. PO-A
27-10; Los Angeles, 81
9. DP-Brickell to Aspromonte to
Kluszewski; B. Robinson to Breeding
TO Gentle. LOB - Los Angeles, 8;
Baltimore, 8.
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ATHLETICS, S; RED Sox, z
BOSTON

Totals SO 5 8 8 Totals 35 21O2
/ Walked for stallard in eth: 2
popped out for Nixon in Sth: 3 popped
out for Fornieles in Sth.
KANSAS CITY ---- 020 002 90I-5
Green. Runuels, schilling. Wills.
PO-A-Kansas City, PILL: Boston,
27-l6. DP-Monbouauette to Green
to Wertz: HowZer to Lumpe to Throne
berry. LOB-KansaS City. IL; Boston.
10.
2b-sullivan. PosadA, Howser. GEL
ger 3b-Throneberry
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INDIANS, 8; TIGERS, 5
DETROIT

Totls 43 els Q Tot'ls 80 5 Z 5
Singled for Regain in 5th: 2
Singled for Donohue in 7th.
CLEVELAND ------ O6O 100 O2O-9
DETROIT -- O02 600 300-5
Ferry. Fernandez. PO-A-Cleve-
land 27-ll, Detroit 27-s. DP-Temple
to Held to Power. LOB-Cleveland 16,
Detroit 8.
2b-Phillips, Kirkland. Piersall,
Power .. 3b-Kirkland. Kaline. HR-
Phillips, Wood. S-Power, Temple.
Fernandez.
Perry - 2 s 5 2 2
Burning -- Is
Regain 3l5 B ! 2
Donohue w . 3 q o o l
Fischer 2 2 e 0
Winner-Perry U-0. Loser-Bun-
ming old.
WP-Regan. U-Paparella. RunRe.
Drummond, Carrigan. T-2:4s. A
4l,643.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12
DODGERS, s; pills, 2
Los ANGELES
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 80 2 8 . Totals 2s GIL 8
9Snssf od for for DEE'd 6sv,. in IN 5 sh
3 Walked Intentionally for Snider in
Sth; 4 Singled for Moon in Sth; )
Grounded out for Larker in Sth; 8
Walked for Amaro in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA 002 900 600
LOS ANGELES ITO 900 3lX-6
Curry. PO-A-Philadelphia "a
II: Los Angeles 27-6. DP-Roberts to
Amaro to Herrera; Roseporo to Wills.
LOB-Philadelphia. s. Los Angeles, 3.
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Winner : OTooIe U-0J. Loser =
Hobbie O-D.
U-BoEsess. German. Landes and
Smith. T-l:56. A-2s,Tl3.
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REDS, 7;CUBS, |

Totals 20 l Totals 35 7147
Grounded out for Wright in 9Th;
. flied out for Anderson in Sth.
CHICAGO - O01 900 OO0-1
CINCINNATI ----- 1913 030 OOx-7
E-None. PO-A-ChicaEo, 24-10;
Cincinnati, 27-7. DP-Santo to Zim-
mer to Rodgers: Coleman to Kasko;
Freese to Banner to Coleman. LOB
Chicago, 2; Cincinnati, 5.
2b-Freese. HR-RodgerS, Robin
son and Post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

CHAMBERLAIN O01 OlO % 2 l
PHELPS 900 004 x-4 5
Bora and Lee; Beatty and Mccall.
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BALLOU - 400 0l0 0-5 B IL
SPINGARN H. O20 x-6 3 8
Fox and sokol; Moore, Hunt 90 and
Reid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

2b-B. Robinson. HR-Kluszewski
(2), CerV. S-Rice, Grba.
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DUNBAR 100 2O3 So 8 8
ROOSEVELT $50 $50 x-12 IL 4
Dempsey and Kinnard; Ovelton,
Cont C6l and johnson.
HR-Conti CRoosevelD 5th. two on;
Epson (Roosevelt), LIST two on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

2b-Curry, Fairly. HR-Moon, Cal
lison. SB-Sadowski. S-W. Davis
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oUANTIco POST 600 600 % 0 2
ST. ANTHONY'S O3O 100 x 8
McGettigsn. HR-Fantone (St. An
thony's) 2, two on.
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sURRATsvILLE O2O 100 IS I
GLENELG 800 Ill X-6 & 4
Russell, Lansdale (6) and johnson;
Koudelka and Jones.
HR-Sunstrum (Glenelg) !, two on;
MuntE (SurrattSville) Z, one on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-12

EASTERN 800 900 O-6 s 3
MCKINLEY TECH 900 232 x IL =
jackson, Chappelle (5l and Jeter;
EvenS, Proctor 81 and Jordan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14
Riegel Bill
Is Defeated

\ bill by which the valuation
Of Riegel Paper Corporation :
valuation would have been hik
ga To SlO.OOO.O00 was killed
tuesday in the Senate Com
mittcc on the Judiciary Numb
cr Two.
The bill was submitted by
Rep. Arthur Williamson aud
earlier passed by the House of
Representatives..
If the bill had been passed
by the current legislature, RE
gal would have had no right to
appeal. and according To Rep.
Williamson "Riegcl would ONLY
be subject to the future wishes
oi the legislature.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14

as they had no lights on their
bicycles. hc had not observed
tlom earlier. The accident &C
Cured IN the early part OF the
nrSht. He also reported that
The boys were riding down the
middle OF the highway and
when he was right up on them.
on, went toward the left and
one 20 the right.
Scott told officers that both
bicycles had rcfIvctorS on them
and that he was riding on the
Shoulder Of the road with Lar
~ behind him. lie said that he
heard "a crash and saw hi
companions body hurting thr-
rugh the air.
Floyd Is Il wcll-likcd and
popular student in the LuriS
school, ana employed by a gro
Gerry store in LorlS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14

10 act. he recalled. To Dr.. j.
z. Black, his successor, he said
i am turning our department
,VCI to you. Not the building
1!"nr; but also 4 group OF very
iUyal workers."
w. +. Floyd service as master
81 ceremonies. " nitcvil!c's
mayor j. X Powell delivered
tMc Invocation.
To assist DR.. Black will be
Miss Floyd, Irene Young. Mary
fi.cn Greer. and Marcella
Ward. public health nurses: ].
II SurlS and {. c. Edwards.
S"nItdrianS; Marian Duncan,
S'cn"grdphcr: Frances Clifton.
'NpiSI Shirley MilllCan. clerk:
ana II. II. H!nSon. uug warden
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14

The remaining was made
publicly Wednesday, evening at
r. testimonial dinner in honor
of the retiring health official
who organized the health de-
p"rtmcnt III 1921.
DR.. johnson was greeted by
|n ovation from county Lead
rTS. a state official. friends and
employees at the banquet held
ia Hotel WhItrvillc: the best
WISHES of Governor Terry San
fora were also conveyed thro-
uGh DR.. j. w. X. Norton. state
t,calth director.
Icamon =. Ward. chairman
# the board of commissioners.
representing the board. read
the order requiring the centcr'S
remaining and added. 1t is
further ordered that a brass
plaque with the name be plac-
90 thereon tho building.
D.. Johnson. a Johnson CO.
unity native. came Ia Columbus
I'D 1921 to begin a health de-
NTar'rcnt. Prior he had pract-
rcd medicine in Benson and
C,rru GOrdu
II" began with mcarcr facil-
tie, Con" room in the court
iuUSe', limited medicine. and
.rrv problems.
THROUGH his leadership and
backed by the county'S belief
IN him the department has CX-
ndn6cd into a man-uni' build
."g located west Of WhitcvillC.
CONTAINING modern equipment
an" UpCratcd bv Ten employees
Or. johnson has cone a good
'"b,' Snnl," Dr.. Norton during
TIVE TESTIMONIAL session. And
;hc contributions which he has
made to medical progress have
been felt IN an area largcd
than this s'ntr"
In h"half Of the COuntv's
mod al S""ictv DR.. A C. Floyd
banked tive h"nOrcd man. as
Sw,ll as the health department.
ioi n" rclD given the society.
Miss Mary Flovd. DR.. john
cons assistant for % years.
said 'h1t ~" departments staff
w2S RECOGNIZING his resignation
with rnivei emotion. and that
each deeply regretted his de-
parture.
John N"Nnil representing the
Board Of Health. presented Dr..
Johnson with \ silver Dlatt r
(Which was fi'tinp'v described
with ~" dates Of his service.
DR.. johnson traced the high
lights of his career. hut said
u cant accent all Of the credit
which vuu have given 20 ne"
The only "av we can iudoe
cur records is BY the good that
we may have done. and the
friends we have made" nc
said.
He stated that when he felt
S'hat he was not physically able
70 continue as head of the de-
ptrtment he went TO the COM
missioncrs and told them that
hc would offer his resignation
when they found a suitable re-
placement. The board was SLOW
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14
DR. Floyd Johnson Honoreel
With Testimonial Bus,e1ues

In honor OF the man who founded the Coumbu,
county Health Department, its building will hence.
iorh be known the Floyd johnson Memorial
Health Center.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14
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them have stayed with voca-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-06-14

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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17
March or Dimes Has Good Year

The March of Dimes cam pagn in the Kenai area, which ended Jan. 31, went far above last years total, Mrs. Carl Swanson, co-chairman of h C drive has announced.
 Contributions for this year totaled $421.90 including the Mothers March.
 This was the first year for quite a while that the mothers of the area held drive, Mrs. Swanson said, and 1t proved ex- tremely effective. The mothers collected $268 of the total.
 Assisting her in the chairman duties was Mrs. Frost Jones.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17
Net Licenses
 AUaiilabIe NoU

Commercial fishing licenses for 1861 are now available for Cook Inlet fishermen at t h Q Homer and Anchorage offices of the Department of Fish and Game.
 Fishermen who were 1icens- ed last year, and who do not live in the Homer-Seldovia or Anchorage areas, will receive license applications in the mail, according to c. A. Weberg, area biologist. Those who do live in the Homer-SeldoVia and Aneh- orage areas may obtain licenses at the department offices in those areas. Others may obtain applications by writing the Homer office of the fish and game department: licenses may be obtained by mail.
 A new simple application form will be used this year. Alp plication for personal, vessel, and gear licenses will be made on one form.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17
Bear-Larsen Wedding

Carolyn Ray Bear, daughter of Maxine and Chell Bear of Soldatna was married to Noel F. Larsen, son of Rev. Silas Larsen of North Dakota at II am. on January 27.
 The wedding took place in Anchorage's Central Lutheran Church and was conducted by Rev. Abrahamson and was an intimate family affair attended only by the brides parents.
 The bride wore short law ender formal and a corsage of yellow roses. The brides moth CT wore a wool dress suit of deep purple and a corsage of white carnations.
 The wedding dinner at the Ritz Venice, that followed the ceremony, was a present from family friend, Walt Beatty.
 Following a weeks honey moon the Larsens returned to Soldatna where they will re side.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17
Cohoe NetUs
FAMILY DEATH

Mary Smith left recently to stay with her mother following the death of her father, MT. ]. w. Ritchie Of Wainwright, Ai- berta.
 NORTHERN VISITORS
 Jim and Anne Kahle and their four children of Fair banks were spending holiday vacation with Anne's parents, Mir. and Mrs Charlie Lewis.
 OPEN HOUSE
 Joe and Ruby Megagel held open house in their new home on New Years Eve, commem- orating tn e first anniversary since their old house burned.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1961-02-17

Have you something to sell? Use the classified section in THE CHEECHAKO.
, 1961-05-26

rush in doing so, / know that we've got a, stack Of bills
this high that were vetoed by the Governor that we've
not even been able to read into the Records because we
Lad to get our work done. But I would just like to say
speaking for the Record s.
III PRESIDENTS: / would just like to make a cor
rection there, Senator. There were only three veto mes
sages. Not a big stack like that.
Mr. DE LUGO: Only three?
H PRESIDENT: Yes.
Mr.. DE LUGO: No! Are you sure?
THE PRESIDENTS: The others were read, yes.