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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

leaves. determined 10 find q
place where his own idea Of SO
cciy prevails Ills travels
through the free world fall to
show han what hc thinks ne is
lockino for
An attractive Austrian eirl fin.
alIy opens his eyes 10 himself
and to his HERITAGE He returns
vain her 10 America where he
red ScoNcrs his own land and
comes TO realize that impress.
ions Of democracy arc hnt ro.
i'rcilons IN mirror He finally
returns To Detroit where he sings
~ his discoveries
sons featured in the Free.
dom SINGS" include Where In
The Word But In America .
The Lord is ihr Givcr of Life
from Cavclleria Rusiicana $
Climb Ey'ry Mountain" Cord
"n lcnkIns' Manhattan Tower. ''
Battle Ilvmn Of the Republic "
SOM cf Detroit" an ORIGINAL
COMPOSITION bv Dean Coffin and
lS"h"llo l'imeloch and an cvcii
~" n a" soiliny of Amer ca. The
beautiful A twenty piece or.
ch"Slra PROVIDED hv the Music
Performance Trust Funds
ihroueh the Detroit Federation
# Musicians wll provide accom-
panimcnt
Lcading roles in The product
ilon viii include Miss Barbara
Friedrich 4 winner Of last years
Dcllc Isle Vocal Additions and
2 fnalist for this wears Grinncll
Additions. and Edward Bud
Rrown who hls PLAYED MANY sup.
nori'ne roles in Civic Center
Thc1ire Productions such as
'nro'Scl South Pacific and
'nnio Get Your Gun Tom
NcClclland another Civic Con.
Ter Th"nirc star will narratc.
Rlcachcr seats for two thouS.
md ncrsons md Sloninc lawn
avon Tor add'iicnal thousands Of
rNcctaf"rS provide pn cvccllont
'i"w cf mo production in Give
Ton'"r Pp'h u'ih The Detroit
piror end Windsor hnvond
on NnnAav cvoni''o I,'v ..
~r'rodon, SnoS " viii be follow
~ h, Tho sncclo'rlar ! l.. IIud-
oon rrowo|'S dsnlav In cqSc
raN c;thor ovenino. "Froo-
1,m ci~~s" u''l move TO Hall
\ cr Cnbo Hall
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
a R. R. High School Grads
Leave Basketball cam

Now is the time for boat fans
to free their bark Of dirt and
CRIME with hot water. a cleaning
compound. and fairly stiff
brush and then inspect it for
work needed to make it ship
shape. Remove badly checked,
blistered or whitened varnish.
Repair cracks or other faults in
the hull. Repair split plank by
cementing and screwing a rein
forcing piece inside. For badly
damaged spot, bed in marine glue
and reinforce with batten that
extends beyond all sides for fas-
tening through plapking as we'll
as patch. Stop mifor cracks or
seams by squirting in rubber
sealer.
The Navy's Helldiver saw ac-
tion in the Pacific at Japan's
Little Pearl Harbor." Maxim,
Tarawa, the Cilberts, Truk, and
the Marianas. Monogram Mod
els, Inc. has loaded its quarter
inch model of the aircraft with
working action and authentic de-
tail. Wings fold for carrier stor-
age, landing gear and arresting
hook retract, and two canopies
slide open and close.
Becoming a skin diver this
year? Learn how by joining an
organized diving club first. Your
life expectancy is only as good
as your training and basic equip
ment. About 1000 clubs in the
us. offer expert instruction,
courses in water safety, and in
formation on purchase Of equip
ment. Basic equipment costs
about $ll0 and should include
stainless steel tank regulator for
adjusting air to water pressure.
World War lis most famous
fighter plane-the F-51D Mus
tang-can now be built from a
Monogram Model, Inc. kit. This
new model includes fine detail
and working action in 3/S-inch
scale. The cockpit is completely
detailed. Landing gear operates;
propeller rotates; bombs drop;
and canopy slides. 462
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
International Freedom
Festival MusiruI Revue
Has Cast Of Over 100

On July , and 3. 1862. lhc
e,ic Center Theatre Of the De.
troit Dept Of Parks and Eccrc.
ai,on viii present an ORIGINAL
Musical Revue. Freedom SlnpS'
N he CNic Center Anphilhcatcr
= the foo, 81 Woodward Avenue
"a $50 pm.
THIS prosram Will feature over
leo ,inecrs. dancers and actors
rom the Give Center Theatre in
i.millar music, both popular and
p1r'pIlc
The story tells Of Joe Cam.
den an executive from a largc
nclron firm who crows discon.
ienl with his ioh and With The
o6crai.on of his government Tie
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
Desegregate
Bowling Run BY
Terry Moore

ST LOUIS. Mo For five
months 81 Louis CORE had
been NEGOTIATING to dcscgrcgatc
a bowling alley owned by Terry
Moore. former star outflcldcr Of
the ST Louis Cardinals
Then. on June 9 a CORE group
of 80 Negroes and whites went
10 the alley IN person to seek
the RIGHT to howl After a four
hour sitin Moore WAS willing
to let the Negroes in the group
how separately This plan was.
Of course, rejected by the group
FINALLY. Moore CHANGED his mind
md permitted nonscgrceatcd
howllno To proceed
CORE test teams returned the
nllowne day, and found that
'ho now policy was really in eff
fccf
This is genuine Sicp forward
in om camnaicn to dcsegrceaic
howlins alleys commented
Eurnnc Tournour CORE field
secretary
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
O'Brien Sworn In

MlCnaVI j = DTIVN. Z TIdHTNdN
of the Waync County Road Com.
mission received the oath Of OF
flcc. Monday June l8 for his 9Th
consecutive term rs 4 member Of
the three man Board O'Bricn
received unanimous vote by
tho Board of Supervisors for the
5th consecutive time in p wears
on April oath of this wear His
new six year term begins lanu.
airy /. 1868 The oath OF office
was administered by Peter l..
Buhack. Chief Deputy County
Clerk
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

our son. Frankie lee Euilcr.
camc IN froir Anderson AR
Force Base in Guam. MAY - aud
lci Monday mornine far Wuft.
lf.h Air Force Base in Michl-
n he Is attached to $40 Bomb.
~ Wlng group
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
SPORTS
GRAPHIC

N Lewiston She viii fill the place
left hy the graduation OF the
AllOhio champion Darnclla rs.
crSon
The Portsmouth Virginia
freshman is graduate of l c.
Norcum IIlgh of that Cliy and
has enrolled al Central state
for the summer session
She Will be on campus when
the ATA holds It's National Cham.
pionohips in mld-August
Ronnic Robinson 22-Ncar-old
son Of Sugar Ray Robinson. is
the leading skater for the Los
Angeles Braves roller derby
team Rcportcdly earning $4,000
a year Ronnic says he doesn {
rcerct not becoming a boxer
Two fishing parties using the
same cruiser reported a success
ful' BAG of 872 assorted FISH with
in a ten-day period the other
week
The FiShhawk. captaincd BY
Frank Badur Jr took Capt
Cliff Gross. Parron lShakyl Cord
on and Jimmy DieeS on a iunkct
that nctted 626 porgicS and
black bass on June .
On June l3, the same cruiser
with Capt Lewis A Johnson
Gross and Jack Murphy caught
243 lautag. black bass and Shad
porelcS
J Fox tan driver won the
ninth race with Billv Budd at
Laurel Md Raceway last Tues.
day night The winner was timed
at 2.l44 for the oncmilc pace
Billy Budd finished the e.646
combination to the satisfaction of
l8 lucky spectators
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
by J. Alfred Butler
Jockey who mcced trophy

Former world hcavyweigh,
champion lngomar JOhanSson.
Who lr-aincd III, European tiiic
Monday niehc in Europc'S richest
flehl at Gotcburg. sweden said he
hopes to get another shot al the
world crown in 1863 through
Sonny Liston
Iohansson. - took the Europe
an championship from 28ycar'
old Dick Richardson. Of Wales.
on an impressive knockout Al 2:l3
cf the eighth round before more
than 50 600 fans in the Jllcvl
soccer stadiipr The gate. cSti-
mated a. $4,000 was the lar
ecst in European boxing history
Il hope sonny Iiston takes the
world tilc from Floyd Patterson
ai Chicago in September. : lingo
sad II believe Lision would
eive me another shot at the
championship, but I'm sure Pat
tcrson wouldn't
Matchmaker Joe Louis has
scheduled two fights on the
same niehi at the Los Angeles
Sports Arena one starting
Davcy Moore. the second Sugar
RAY Robinson
AIcxico's Mario Dia7 will meet
Moore. the world fcathcrwcieht
champion. in q l0roundcr July
9 ON tho same card Will be a
middlcwciehi lOroundcr be-
tween Robinson and Phil Moycr
of Portland Ore
Central state College tennis
coach NIacco Hill announced
that Carolyn Williams, the Amer
lean Tennis Associations inter
scholastic champion. has enrolled
al the west central Ohio Col
lcgc.
Miss Williams. rated the top
teen prospect in the world of
womcnS tennis by the ATA. is
Joining what is undoubtedly the
most talented team of women
tennis stars in collegiate circles
on the roster of the csc wo-
mems tennis team are such we'll
know performers as Marlenc
FvcrSon. Shirley Jones. Katrina
Osaka. Linda Turner and Bcver-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
State Fair
Issues Call For
Vet Of the Year

ans posts were urged today TO
Alichiean's 500 local. vctcr.
rush nominations for Inc 1862
Veteran Of tho Year 90 the
Michigan State Fair
The states outstanding yctcr-
an viii be chosen from these
nominations and honorcd on Vet
erans Day Saturday AUGUST 25
the second day of the ll3ih
annual Michigan State Fair. Aug
ust "a through September 3
This was announced BY Walt
or 4. Goodman. state Fair ecnrr.
al manager. and William Steph.
en-. Comstock Park. Michigan of
the Michiean Consolidated War
/ Veterans Council
Application blanks may be
obtained by writine 10 the Vctcr-
ans Dav director Michigan State
Fair Detroit g. Michigan
The winner will be chosen for
his contributions to civic. com
munity and veterans affairs dur
inc the past year a committee
Of veterans and citizens. named
bv the sponsoring groups. Will
select the winner.
Because many veterans post
restrict activities during the sum.
MGR months. they are URGED 10
act immediately and submit their
candidates long before the July
25 deadline
All veterans and auxiliary mem
hers will he admitted free until
3 pm to the State Fair on Vet
Grams Day
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
bet l.Oii
SpOlEids'
by J. BUTLER

our son. Frankie lee Bullcr.
cmc IN from Anderson AIR
Force Base in Guam. Mav - aud
lei Monday mornine iar Wuut.
mah Air Force Base in Nlichi-
a he Is attached to $40 Bomb.
q Wing group
The First Congressional eroup.
with representatives of all dis.
lr,is met Saturday afternoon n
lhc TUX 10 discuss plans Cor
the coming primary election.
The meeting was the first in a
fresh PROGRAM cf the Communi.
I, plan dcsiancd by the polilcal
Action Committee Of Detroit )
lfedom House
The next meeting will be Sat.
pfda, noon.
Detective Lawrence bleach as.
nod TO the police departments
Community Relations Commissi-
on is acting rs campaien man.
er for former inSpccior Phil.
la Van Antwerp who is run.
rNe l1r Wayne County Sheriff
THE lormcr policemen will op-
pose Incumbent Sheriff Andrry
= rd IN the Aus primary lie
Democrat
nohori Battle III president Of
r' lc and chairman of the Dine
cN for CONGRESS- Commiiicc.
hired a nicotine of volunteers
fl orcni" ~ rhc Rcpon IA.
Nt Go IIan a222 joy Road
David Boston has announced
Mat he is the Democratic candi-
'N'e in The 18th Congressional
district fer the United States
House of REPRESENTATIVES
Boston a life time resident cf
Neioli was graduated from
Sonhwcstcrn ITioh school He is
oraduatc Of the Uni'cd Si9icS
NrmN tdiuiant Generals school
Wii 2 oradua'c Of Tho JnNcd
Sfrr Nrmv Medical Ndminis'ra.
'ne Officers Candidate 'clool
q CHnp Barkclcv Tcxas Com
loncd Isl lieutenant Bos.
ien was retired ncrmancn'lv in
laii because Of physical diSahil
i't
Nnricd he rcS'dcS with his
nif Wilma Norio. Al their
horne ~ 4O24 Whitney
Gov John p. Swanson and
Ccor8o Romncv. uubcrna'orial
rnNidaios have been invited 10
sneak at 2 forum sponsored hv
ne Christian Educational com
ml'ico Of Bethel AMF Church in
lulv Arthur CARTWRIGHT is chair.
man Of the Social Action com
miico
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

TIE ZIG GOLF MATCH BascbalIs hallo famcr Jackie Ron
nSon Athca Gibson tennis champion VIII De camcu
Brown Bomber and Ann "resorS one
the women golfers Chicago COLL eNhpon ~
bv the Chosctc Colt Club on saturday june
20 Tho match scheduled for 800 pm al inc ripe
VPcacc Golf Course l32nd and IIalStcd on Whch the
are PLAYING hcr annual Golf tournament on Saturday and Sunday
June 30July
Mrs Gregory and MIR Louis are United Golfers Associ
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30

alton amateur champions while Miss Gibson and Mr. Robinson
the 1862 champions of Ray Mchtc
Miami NorhSouh Tournament
From above. the celebrities Jackie Ann Ahca and
Joc with Moss H. KcndrX
Mrs Sanford is Choisccs president and Mrs Mary
Campbell the popular going
Jim Brown holenonc contest and calcutta and
rs host for hole reception.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

RD. AND 18th ST. NV.
AREA, 1S40 Mintvood pl, nv
! bedrm.. living rm-. kitchen and
bath. Sl20 per mo. Also 2 bedrms.,
living room kitchen and bath.
Sl47.50 per mo. Availabls now.
Wired for air conditioning. See
tanitor. DE-. 2-0227. RANDALL Il.
HAONER & Co. DE. 2-36O0.
CONGRESS HALL, 1928 18th st.
s.e.-ADuLTS ONLY. Two rooms.
kitchen. dinette and bath, SS2. so
includes all utilities. IL Gu. Il.
refgr- with freezer chest. Master
TV antenna. Your inspection in
vited. Can 10. 2-7799 or see iani-
tor on premises B. F. SAUL CO..
925 10Th So. NV, Ma. s-2l00.
AVE. cor. bedrm-, nv. rm..
kit. bath. Al utils., S97.5 IN.
3-499l, 2969 Upton st.. NV.
CONN. AVE. area near Calvert Sc.
A very nice bedrm. apt. with
large living I'm. with fireplace.
Completely redecor. Beautiful new
kitchen with DispoSa1. Large
screened porch. AL utils. incl
Sl35 per mo. Also 1-bedrm. apt.
at Porter and Conn. ave. S1lO
per mo. CHEVY CHASE REALTY,
EM. 3-lSOO. ewes. HO. 2-4743,
Evening star., 1962-09-09
FURNITURE FoR RENT

ABSOLUTELY beautiful furniture.
Select your apt. anywhere-we
will furnish reasonably. Also roll
- away beds, cribs, by wk. or mo.
CALL MARS LEASING CORP.
20 Canal st. S.W. Ii. 3-0066
ALL NEW-We furnish any num-
~ Der Of rooms. Rates reasonable.
ALL-STATE LEASING CO., 1719
Kalorama rd., AID. 2-4114.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
26S9 18th STREET

EFFICIENCY ssk
All utils. Incl. in rent. Newly dec-
GRATED. 1 room. din. area. kit.
peted halls, wired for air eond.
Rs6ess. Res. mgr, MRS. AREoIs, ADt.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
Community Mefbodisf Cbmeb Women fo Sponsor World Day Of Prayer Friday Nigbf

The women of the Community Methodist Church will again this year sponsor the World Day of Prayer on Friday with an evening service at 8:00. The sponsors have invited women of all other churches in the community to participate as they have in the past and most of the churches have accepted the invitation.
 The theme of this years serv- ice is 'sFor God So Loved the World" and the worship service was written by Mrs. Eudoxia Perez de Svetogorski and Miss Violeta Cavallero both Of Mon tevideo, Uruguay.
 Offerings will go to Christian colleges in Africa, Hong Kong, Korea, India, Japan, Pakistan and Taiwan: chaplaincy service in government hospitals in Anchor age and Sitka and training Of lay leaders for American Indians.
 As the day of prayer travels around the world, Alaska is the last country to worship and Nome is usually the last community to hold services unless they are held on St. Lawrence Island
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
NOME CITY LEAGUE 14LL-STAR SQUAD NAMED

Tn recent poll of coaches, managers, and players ten-team All-Star squad was chosen from the ranks of the six City League teams. In connection with this voting Tony Willoya of the Polar Hornets was cited as the outstand- ing example of good sportsman ship and was awarded a trophy. The following players, and teams they represented, make up the 1861 -62 All-Star team of the Nome City League:
 Tony Willoya, Arnie Castel and Harold Bell of the Polar Hornets; George Bell, Dick Mccormick and George Kost of the Jaycees; Cor don Brown, Merchants; Al Brad shaw and Steve Wilson, ACS; and Chuck Fagerstrom, ANB.
 This squad will represent Nome in competition against the Bethe Independent team which will pla,
 in Nome this weekend.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
WOMAN'S BOWLING ASSN. TO HOLD TOURNAMENT

Aurora Woman's Bowling As sociation presents its 2nd Annual City Championship Tournament to be held at Aukruk Lanes, Satur- day end Sunday, March 24-25. Entries close at midnight March I7. Entry fee will be $500 per per- son per event. If you are in a league, you can still bowl by paying an extra $100 for league sanction fee. All prizes will be returned l009o. At least one prize for each ten entries in each event.
 There will be five-man team events, doubles and singles in Class A and B. Entry blanks are available at Ausruk Lanes or through your league secretary. For more information call either Mary Ann Mohtor 2339 or Doris House 2266.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
GERI CASEY RESIGNS
 AS PROBATION OFFICER

After nine months e unselfish service, Geri Casey, Probation Officer for the Nome area, has resigned to assume duties as housewife. Mrs. Casey began work for Alaska Y.A.A. in July 1861. She assumed responsibility for work load that included adult paroIees and juvenile and adult probationers. Working under handicaps that would have made weaker woman faint. Mrs. Casey has been able to improvise to meet unusual demands and to do a yeoman job. The best wishes of all members of the YA.A. staff % with Mrs. Casey into her new venture as full-time housewife.
 The resignation of Mrs. Casey will leave the position of Proba- tion Officer for Nome vacant until such time as a replacement can be found
 Charles Pfeiffer, Director of Youth and Adult Authority, states that he is aware that the tenn porary vacancy in the Y.A.A Office leaves the City of Nome without help in its delinquency problems, particularly with ju- veniles. Steps are being taken to fill the vacancy as soon as pos sible. If there is anyone in Nome who is interested in the posi- tion, is a college graduate with major in sociology, psychology, or criminology and wh is willing to work, he should write the Director of Y.A-A., Room 123, Alaska Office Bldg, Juneau, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
YOUNG COPS PLAN FUND RAISING PROJECTS FOR TRIP TO KETCIIIKAN

Five teen age Norneites were selected Tuesday evening at the Young Republicans meeting to attend the convention in Ketchi- kan in April
 The five are Ann Chambers, Gail McIver, Pepper Gray, Jo Chambers and David Grant.
 These five young people need only to pay their round-trip fares to Fairbanks from where they will go to Ketchikan by chartered plane.
 The club laid plans at the meet
 ing last night to raise this money and tentatively have scheduled ; , dinner and benefit dance and en tertainment.
 Toward this end their food sal,
 of last Saturday netted them $61
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
PIONEER CARD PARTY
 SERIES STARTS SATURDAY

There have been many inQllir- ies as to when the Pioneer Card Party Series would start this year and Don Lyle, chairman, has an- nounced that they start next Sat urday at pm. at the Pioneer Igloo.
 Due to the lateness of the sea-
 son only four games will be played in the series and there will
 be no season tickets as heretofore
 The parties are open to the public and newcomers are parti-
 cularly welcome to join in the traditional winter pasttime as provided by this organization. Re- treatments are served and prizes are given each evening as well ] as grand prizes for those having the highest total scores for the series.
 The game played will be whist as has been played here for the past 50 years. Card players not familiar with the game came be briefed shortly before the games start at 8 o'clock each of the four evenings It is not necessary to attend all the parties to qualify 1 for the grand prizes as an average score is given for the evenings missed.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07

FOR SALE Snooler table, $75O.
 Call Nomerama, 2853. if
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07

Relocation Officer Here
 Jens Forshaug, BLA relocation officer from Fairbanks, is in town and will be available at the BIA office in the Federal Bldg. until Friday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07

Two baby girls are at the hos pital, one having been born to MT. and Mrs Emanuel Herman dez on MarchS5 5 and to MT. and Mrs. Virgil Warneke on March 6.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07

Notice 10 Episcopalians
 Rev. Thomas osgood and Bishop Gordon of the Episcopal Church VIII hold services in inc Fellow ship Room of the Lutheran Church on Wednesday ali 7:a0 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
COMM.

From Fairbanks: Rev. Corne- Illus, E. l.. Meyers, John Murchison. From Kotzebue: K. J. Boatz, M. J. Nuliuhl, Richard Shenkler, Boyd Lyon, Joseph Frankson.
 COIN
 To Fairbanks: Edna Moto, Paul Narr, Ray Shields, Peggy and Pat Kelliher, Jean Murphy, Helen Doyle, Blythe Vaudeville and young son, PA.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
MOVE OFFICE

The US. Smelling Co. is in inc process of moving it's office from its location near Kings Way to a site near the company ware house and shop on Fifth Ave, west of Steadman.
The Nome nugget., 1962-03-07
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Mrs. Emanuel Her nandez, Peter Elanna, Dean Weyakuk, Willia and Robert Kokoluk, Helen Penatac, Wilfred Analac, Marge Warneke, Wm. R. McGahan.
 Discharged: Linda and Michael Mink, Judy Ullrich.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
BY Mildred Skinner

Mrs. Ray Skinner and little
son, Danny spent Saturday
night with her mother, Mrs.
H e nri e t t a Schwerthofer
at Kiwanis Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bur-
kett became the proud par
entS of a Glib. Coz. baby boy
at Lake County Memorial
hospital in Painesville early
Sunday evening. The baby
has been named Robert Al
Ian Jr.
Mrs. Jean Beardsley subst-
ituted in the 4th grade class
room for Mrs. Mabel Miller
three days last week due to
illness of Mrs. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Cur
tiss of Willoughby spent Sat-
urday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Skinner.
The Volunteer Firemen
were busy answering calls for
grass fires last week. They
had three calls one day. They
also had two calls for their
emergency car and transport
ed patients to the Geuga hos
pital. The Firemen ask every
one to please be careful when
burning rubbish.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gyetko has
returned home after spending
three weeks with her son, Ell.
mer Gyetko in Northfield.
Friends here have receiv'
ed word from the Robert
Humphrey family who re-
Gently moved to Bigham, Ut
ah. They write that they rar
into very bad ice storms while
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
s. Hamhden News

sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pok-
orny and P aul a returned
home Thursday evening from
a two weeks visit with his
mother at Clearwater Flori-
da.
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
BlakeSlee visited his brother
Lyle Blakeslee who is in a
hospital in Corey, Pa. They
also visited Mr.. and M + S.
clare enc e Chamberlain of
Lakewood, New York.
Denise Ann, baby daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Denis Grau
was chriStened at 2 pm. Sun
day at st. Mary's church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Grau en-
tertained following the cere-
mony: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grau, Bonnie Baird; Mr.. and
Mrs. H AIRY Zimmerli and
daughter; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Divoky and family; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Lampman and two
sons; Mr.. and. Mrs. Louie
Divoky, and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Divoky.
Judy Fulton returned to her
home Saturday. All wish her
a speedy recovery.
The Fulton family wish to
thank the neighbors and fri
ends who helped them in their
bereavement.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-04-05
Former Newbury
Man Dies

NEWBURY - Gus S. Yon-
do, former resident of New
bury who resided on Music
street died on March 8 fol-
lowing an illness of at least a
year in Cleveland. He is sur
vived by his wife, Helen, to
whom he was married to for
38 years, a daughter, Patrice,
sons, Gilbert and Donald, 7
grandchildren, brother of Mrs
Nellie Bosway, Mrs. Marie
Harcsarik, Mrs. Helen Kovac
Mrs. Matilda Lako, Mrs. Ell
hel Harcourt, Mrs. M a r e
RuSzicka, and Mrs. Helen
Szabo (deceased) all of Cleve-
land.
Mr.. Yondo was only 81 years
old and he will be greatly
missed by all that knew him
as he was a butcher by trade
and was very well known.
He was buried on April 2,