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Evening star., 1962-09-28
Sugar Roy's Wife
Granted Divorce

JUAREZ, Mexico. Sept. %
(AP) Edna Mae Holly Robin
son, 38. wife of Boxer Sugar
Ray Robinson, was granted a
Mexican quickie divorce here
yesterday.
Mrs. Robinson charged in
compatibility. Judge Carlos
URanga Munoz of the Sd Civil
Court granted the decree.
Judge Munoz also granted
Mrs. Robinson the custody of
the couples 13-year-old son,
Ray Robinson II. awarded her
5000 monthly alimony and ap-
proved a separate property
agreement signed in New York,
January 81, 1861.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

DETROIT. Sept. 2S CAP) -
Jim Campbell. young and ag-
gressive, jumped into his new
job as the Tigers general man
ager by making no pennant
promises.
Improvement of a birthplace
team that had been expected
to challenge the Yankees for
the 1862 American League
championship is the first step,
Campbell said. A future PEN
nant is the Tigers ultimate
goal.
II feel a team can't say it
had q successful season unless
it wins the pennant," Camp
bell said after his promotion
yesterday. "A team can make
progress, but the only success
full club this year was the YAM
kees-and they won it,"
FerreIl Palyer EvaluatOr
The 38 year old veteran
baseball executive assumed the
general managers duties per-
formed the last two seasons by
Vice President Rick Ferrell.
Campbell has been a club vice
president himself since 1859
and was placed in charge of
the Tigers minor league OPP
erations in 1860. Ferrell was
retained in a new capacity as
player evaluator.
Campbell was given all
inclusive duties by President
John E. Fetzer, who became
outright owner two years ago.
The club has not had a gen.
eral manager in title since
Fetzer disposed of Bill Dewitt,
president-general manager in
1860.
Campbell viii be No. / man
to report to me-" Fetzer said.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

What's the easiest spare in
bowling?
I think it's the spin we il
lustrate today. It's Just a single
pin and is in the middle of the
lane. Your normal strike ball
should hit it on the button.
Use your normal strike an
gle. However, keep in mind
that the spin is about 20
inches farther away from you,
and your ball will hook it a
little bit more than on a nor
mal-strike ball. You may wish
to move one board to the left
of your normal starting posi-
ton. -
Keep in mind also that most
bowlers miss this spare by
hooking past it on the left.
Overall coverage Of spare shoot-
ing Is yours in my pocket-sized book
let, How to Pick Up Spares" To get
your COPY, send 10 cents and q
stamped. self-addfessed envelope to me,
Joe Wtlman. care Of The Evening star.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Double in British Golf

BIRKDALE, England, Sept.
% (AP).-Mrs. Marley Spear
man, British Curtis Cup golf
star, won the British Women'S
Amateur championship for the
second straight year yesterday,
defeating Mrs. Angela Bonal-
lack. her Curtis Cup foursome
partner, ! up.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
By he Associsted Press

Jaipur, heir apparent to the
3-year-old crown in racing,
tests his speed and stamina
against older horses for the
first time tomorrow. facing Kel-
so and five or six other top
handicap performers in the
500. 900 added Woodward d
Stakes at Aqueduct.
The star Of George D. Widen
er's stable does have one ad-
vantage over his older rivals
in the mile-and-a-quarter race
which winds up the Aqueduct
meeting. Under weight-for-age
con ditions he carries 121
pounds and get a 5-pound con-
cession from the others.
II six start, the purse will
gross $113.200 with the winner
collecting s73,5sO.
Kelso. from Mrs. Richard C.
duPont's Bohemia Stable, won
the race last year but until
recently has failed to show the
form that carried him to horse
of-year honors in 1860 and
1861. In his last start. however,
the 5-year-old SON Of Your
Host reeled off the mile-and-a-
quarter of the Stymie at Aque-
duct in the sizzling time Of 2
minutes Is seconds under 1913
pounds.
Workouts Sensational
Jaipur, who'll be ridden by
Willie Shoemaker, hasn't run
since winning the Travers in
mid-August at Saratoga. But
his workouts have bordered on
sensational. indicating he'll
likely be close to co-favorite
with Kelso.
Other definite starters in
clude the Hobeau Farms Beau
Purple, a disappointment of
late after winning the Subur-
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Midqets Try Again

The United Midget Racing
Club, rained out of its date
last week, will try again Sun
day to put on its fourth race
meet Of the year at Vista Race
way. Warmups will start at
about ] pm.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Atlantic City

lists, 800; cling; 2-yr.-old mdns.
furlongs.
Broward (BrOOks) 100 4.eO 40
Brown Sultan (ShawD 7.6O 600
Lumiere BURR $50
Laduska. Quick Dare. Tonnite's the
Night, Kay Brandy, Gray Hawk, Blue
Thor. Siding Sam. Time. 1888.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
AT THE RACES
Rain Cuts Down
Marlboro Gate
By JOE KELLY

Marlboro and Timonium the two kngpins Of Marylands
smalack circuit annually stage friendly battle for the
betting leadership. f
When nmonum finishes in front of its Southern Maryland
neighbor John He'll of the Baltimore County
track Farrell jr Marlboro president by
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Racing Results
Marlboro

powder 1Addesaj ESQ $40 2.so
Chip Pascal Passmore) $40 2.20
Unsinkable Ace (Pappas) $50
J. J. Pride, Stars B., Trifty Imp,
Narrowly. Queens Evidence. Time,
1885.
2d-S1. 500; cling; Ayr. q UP; fur.
Second Patch (MeKee) SEQ $50 500
Pretty Bee (Bauerb $50 800
Toms Pal tPassmore) 800
swIft satsn cariSe fSee soS eqsn Time cGmass 4st
DAILY DOUBLE l6-3l. S34.6O
Evening star., 1962-09-28

surprise that Doherty's con-
tract was not renewed.
One of the late summer trade
rumors is that Phil Linz, the
Yankees rookie shortstop, will
figure in a deal with the Sena-
tors possibly Linz and some
body else for Dave Stenhouse.
But Linz told one of his bud
dies on the Senators that he
is being sent by the Yankees
to a winter league in Puerto
Rico to divide his time between
shortstop, second and third.
That hardly sounds like he is
on the market.
Linz repeatedly was asked by
Yankee Manager Ralph Houk
at the victory party the other
night. Isn't it great to be q
Yankee?"
Linz told the manager II
would be much better to be a
Yankee with the salary of q
regular and not a utility in
fielder.
Houk has told Linz twice re-
Gently that he would not be
traded. Linz batted only 121
times in SO games this year
and hit .289.
The Yankees do not have
much in the way of available
pitchers that would bring much
on the market. Linz and John
Blanchard and possibly Joe
Pepitone are their top trading
prospects.
The Senators have another
day off today. before ringing
down the curtain in Fenway
Park with a double header to-
morrow afternoon and a single
game Sunday.
Tom Cheney and Pete Burn
side will pitch tomorrow and
Rookie Jack Jenkins will make
his first major league start
Sunday. The Red Sox are two
games out of sixth place and
a game and half out of sew
enth.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HAMDI(APS

Q Simon the Bold (sollars) Al
J pishes Plying (solieTsl fi9 g-1
5 Mariners Guide ". E'sal 81
/ Hour Time (Wilkersonl 10y 1Q-1
8 Brumina Star (BrandD--112 1O-l
Sth-S1, 800: cling; 3-yrs. & up; fur.
8 Punch Board 1F. Rivers) 120 fl
] Mr;, W.. r, enc e,,l';S b;oyl l-.oa7 71d4 11d4 S-11
4 Ruth's Priam (Wilk' son) -105 81
4 Hill Girt (GambardellaO LII 10-l
8 Royal Butterfly (no boy( -l14 lg-l
3 Hur dpsyidson) )--~------117 20-1
eth-S1. 100: cling; 4-yrs. a. up; mi,
4 Early Song (Teaguel ---l15 S-i
5 Montego Bay (Rtston) ---112 5-l
8 Jody Joseph tno' boy) S-l
z Gang wa, tcspeI n7----11ddSS 81
/ Charmarada (no boy)---115 81
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Aqueduct
By the Associated Press

1st-S3,700: cling; 2-yr. mdns.; 8 fur
Richards Ace CH'sa) 1880 7.9O 6.1O
Tentmaker Bowel $50 $50
Night Rider (Yeaza) 500
Johns Mission, Eta c., fJoanne
joyce, Pragmatic, Gallo Prince, Duo
Dere, I Count Santa. Malena, Inter-
vene, Maricopa. Time, 1:14.
Field.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

2d-$3, 500; cling; 2 yr.: 61z fur.
Sweet Duke CBove) $40 I.1O $50
The Gent Walenzuela) 400 $50
Carter Hermann (YeaEa) 400
Washakie, Tyranny. Sun Rhythm.
Pinsdru, fAmy's Boy. Bill Keenan,.
Yes Man. Greek Hill, Corranteen, Grey
Primer. Brave Wine. Time. 1:203s.
DAILY DOUBLE (4-9) $3.50
Evening star., 1962-09-28
JOE KHLYy SELECTIONS
Marlboro Hondicops
Selections Made for Past Track
Pest Time. 1850 PM.

year-olds and upi furlSngs
Evening star., 1962-09-28

mrs. M V. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stable entry.
Wesley Hargreaves-Samuei Blanken entry
GALL0PING GOSSIP Is sharp now ana should win
again. PRINCE DE FER viii battle to the wire LARK
HILL was winner earlier at Monmouth Park
NINTH RACE-PuFss, s2O0os claiming (s2BOO 10
Evening star., 1962-09-28
eth--s1. 600: 4-yr.-Oids a up; cling.

Tth-S1, 100; cling: 4-yrs. g. I'D: 1 mi.
4 Bold Spectator (Gfbson) lis SO
Evening star., 1962-09-28

rs pounds x1-s pounds. 1xz-IO pounds ap-
prentice allowance.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
BEST BET-SEA BA,

,h, A baNS Ton ys rases DsitwaFe ~, Fsre ~ earlier
due fer tor race CHILLY PENDE meets better after
winning for 81 900.
REST RET-SEA RANH
Evening star., 1962-09-28

! WAX SIGNALS drops from tIlbUW and Should FnIIy
% win this route SIICKER JONES IL the principal
rival. RED CHIEF will be running late.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

DIX has hkinE for the Marlboro track and might
likely favorie. DARBIN winner AGAINST similar.
Evening star., 1962-09-28

TrrrH ,nAcE-Fur.s ss.OOO' areWano.' s-'sar-'ld.'
Evening star., 1962-09-28

Mrs. MARI To GoldberE-Barbara L Goldberg entry.
SWINGING SWORD should win another here.
GALLANT HOSTESS win battle 70 the wire. AYE
JAYELL Is capable Of taking Il all.
Evening star., 1962-09-28
Players Feel Quesodu
Will Run Club Himself

surprise that Doherty's con-
tract was not renewed.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
GIANTS, z; PIRATES, 0

z - Schofield. Po-A- Pittsburgh 2l-loi
San Francisco 27-l3. DIP Sanford, KILLER
and Cepeda; Pagan and Cepeda. LOB :
sB Groat. HR F. Alou. sB- Glen.
demon, Cepeda.
Friend 0 0
Sanford CW, 27-6t Q J
PB Burgess. U-Smith, Steiner, Bog
CESS, Landes. T-2:o4. A-lo,2s3.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING biased on 375 or more a
Robinson. Cincinnati, .339; Musial
st. Louis, .334; H. Aaron, Milwau-
kss4 and F. Alou. san Francisco
RUNS - Robinson. Cincinnati. 1913;
Wills, Los Angeles, III; H. Aaron
Milwaukee. and Mays, San Fran
cisco. 1lo; T. Davis. Los Angeles,
Runs BATTED mt. Davis, Lo.
Angeles, 13S, Robinson. Cincinnati
1875; Mays, San Francisco, 1928: H
Aaron, Milwaukee, lis; cepeda. San
HiTS-T: Davis, Lo; ,AnEeIss; 200
Angeles, 1856: Groat. Pittsburgh
HOME RUNS-Mays, san Francisco
son. Cincinnati. 50; Banks, Chicago,
STOLEN BAsEsMwilis. Los Angeles,
JSvier. gC; st. Louis Louis. g; g; Tayior. PhilS.
delphia. 10: Altman. Chicago. and
Pinson. Cincinnati. is.
PITCHING biased on l. or more de-
cisionsl l-Purkey, Cincinnati. 2I-5
sos: Sanford, San Francisco. 22-6
1855: Drysdale. Los Angeles. 24-7,
.774; Koufax, Los Angeles, and
Pierce, San Francisco, 14-5, 1877
sTRIKEOUTs-Koufax. Los Angeles,
209; Drysdale. Los Angeles. 2O5;
Houston, $50; o'Deli. San Francisco,
Evening star., 1962-09-12
By the Associated Press
AMERICAN ErAcur

BATTING tbased on 375 or more A
oats)-Runnels. Boston, .337: Hin.
ton, Washington, .31l: Lumpe anc
Sleoern. Kansas City. and Robinson
Chicago. .307.
RUNS - Pearson Los Angeles. Ioe;
Siebern, Kansas City, 1OI; Allison
MINNESOTA. 95; Wagner. Los Angeles
~; Yastrzemski Boston, and Rollins
Minnesota. SO.
RUNS BATTED N-Siebern. Kansa,
City, 106: Kilebrew, Minnesota, IO4;
Colavito. Detroit, l02; WAGNER, Los
Angeles. 100: Robinson. Chicago. 97
HITS-Riehardson. New York. lSp;
Lumpe, Kansas City. 179: Rollins
Minnesota, 177: Runnels. Boston
JIG; Robinson. Baltimore. and
1astr1emski, Boston, l73.
HOME RUNS-,Killebrew, Minnesota,
81; Wagner. Los Angeles. 35: Cash.
Detroit. "a; Colavito. Detroit. SO;
GENTLE; Baltimore, and Maris. New
STOLEN BASES ApariciO. Chicago
Is; Hinton, Washington. 25: Wood.
Detroit. "a; Howser. Kansas City. ] 9;
Charles. Kansas City. II.
PlTCHING-lbased on 10 or more de-
eisionsl Los Angeles. liza.
.133; Donovan. Cleveland. 1913. .704:
Pascual. Minnesota. 1875. .692: Ford.
New York, 15-1, .6S2; Terry. New
nqrk. 2l.lO. .67z.
IT.. Terry. New York. 16l; Kaat.
Minnesota. 159: BunninE. Detroit.
15S; Pizarro. chicago. 1853.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Athletics Bruss
Denies Report
Bauer Has Had 1t

KANSAS CITY. Sept. IL
(AP).-Hank Bauer still is
managing the Athletics and
according to the club brass
there is nothing to published
reports that he's on hs way out
in favor Of Pitching Coach
Eddie Lopat.
General Manager Pat Friday
fatty denied the report yester-
day. There's nothing to it,"
he stated. He also said he
though Bauer had done a good
job" this season.
Owner Charles Finley, con-
tacted in Chicago, said the re-
port is nonsense"
Bauer is managing" Finley
said. You can see for your
self. There's nothing to it,"
Bauer's contract extends
through this season.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Here's Pin Action
In Perfect Strike

Every bowler should under
stand the pin action on a strike
1t helps him understand why
certain pins are left on what
looks like a good hit.
Note in the illustration how
the ball hits the 1-3 pocket
and continues on into the 5 and
finally into the 9. So, the bal
hits four of the pins. That
means pin action must account
for the other six pins.
The spin is DETECTED into
the 8 which clears out the GEN.
ter of the lane. The head pin
goes into the 2, which goes into
the 4, knocking over the Z.
The 3-pin is sent into the 6
which falls against the 10.
That, my friends, is a perfect
strike.
ALL NEW ANSWERS TO THE
STRAIGHT BALL. HOOK, BACK-UP
AND CuRvE--bowling's four basic
types Of strike,sstters IS,. St Sou Outlined for
To get your 24-pase, pocket-sized, all
new copy OF How to Roll the Straight
Ball, Hooks, Baek-up and Curve"
send zoe and q stamped, return en-
velope to Joe Wilman, co The Star.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

meeting for its 36th season.
which begins next month. at
1880 pm. tomorrow at the Guy
Mason Recreation Center. Wis
consin avenue and Calvert
Evening star., 1962-09-12

n nlpUT NLls U-TT ~ -
x-Faced one man in Ath. y-Faced
five men in 9Th.
HBP-By Mossi CSkoWron). PB- Brown.
U-Rice, PaparelIa, Soar, Smith. T-3:4o.
A-z2,ol4.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
REDS, 6; CARDS. z

E-Cardenas, Kasko, Boyer, Gotay, Al.
varez. P0-A-C Cincinnati 1-l6, st. Louis
27-e. DP-Cardenas, Blasingame and Al.
varez. LOB Cincinnati s, st. Louis 8.
7B-C -Cardenas. 3B- Blasingame. HR-
Musial, Boyer, KaSko. S-Maxvill, Pur.
key. SF-Pinson.
eeHi5ssS eiSsoS q, GE' l3liS.. 3liD g., ! ! J !
Ferrarese ... ~ o 0 o
HPB-By Gibson Kasko), By Purkey
(Gibson). U-Harvey, Barlick, Vargo
Crawford. T-2:26. A-6,Ass.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

South Eost RombIer. Inc.
2O33-35 Nichols Ave. Sc.
TFinidod RombIeF
1853 Florida Ave. NE.
Williams g Boxer, Inc.
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Evening star., 1962-09-12

E-Cash. Kostro. PO-A-New York 800,
Detroit 800. DIP McAuliffe, Fernandez
and Cash Z. LoB-New York u, Detroit
10.
7B-Msris, Skowron, Mantle z, Bruton.
3B-Kubek, Fernandez. HR-Kubek, Skow-
ron, Berra, McAuliffe. S-BoyeT. ST =
Evening star., 1962-09-12
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Evening star., 1962-09-12

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Evening star., 1962-09-12
Minor Leagues

BY the Associated Press
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Best-0f-1 Semifinals
Jacksonville, 4; Rochester, 8: 10
innings Jacksonville leads, 2-0l.
Toronto, q; Atlanta, 2 Toronto
leads, 2-0J.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Best-Of-5 Semifinals
Louisville. 5; indianapolis, 8; louis
vile leads, 1-0).
LOO.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Best-of-5 Final
Austin, 3; Tulsa. o; (Austin leads,
.2-0.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Best-of-3 Semifinals
Williamsport, 4; Springfield. 3;
(series tied, IL; , A..
I'D.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

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Evening star., 1962-09-12
street NV,

street NV.
Officers for the 1923 sea-
son win be elected at the meet
ing. All teams in the Washing
ton area are invited to attend.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Soccer League Holds
Organizing Session

The National Soccer League
will hold an organizational
Evening star., 1962-09-12
MAJOR BOX SCORES
YANKEES, s; TIGERS, 7
NEW YORK

TOtals l3els7 J Totals HIn
a-Singled for Kline in 9Th; bran for
Wertz in lthi e-Flied out for Clevenger
in 9Th; d-Ran for Howard in ethi e. Hit
sacrifice fly for Daley in 9Th; fran for
Skowron in eth; g-Ran for Brown in
sth; h-Struck out for Fox In ethi l.
Walked for Bridges in eth; t-Walked
for Roarke in lothi Killed out for
Humphreys in 10th.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-03-22
By Margatet M. Davis

Keep the date of March 30
when the Womens Fellowship
of the Newbury United Com
munity church will have a
fish fry at the church social
hall. Dinner will be served
from $50 pm. until 7::30 p.
m. and is open to the public.
Donation is only ST. for ad-
Donation is only $1.25 for a.
dultS and IS cents for children
under twelve.
The GreeterS at the door of
the Community church on
Sunday Mar. 18 were Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Skinner.
The Blue Birds and Camp
Fire Girls of Newbury attend
ed the worship service in a
body at the Newbury Com
munity C h u r h on Sunday,
March 18. They were in at
tendance with their leaders,
who are, Mrs. Wayne White,
Mrs. Walter Uminski, M r S.
Paul Craven, and Mrs. Paul
-KySele for the Blue Birds,
and Mrs. Gilbert Brewer, Mrs
Frank Sprinzl, and Mrs. Mic
hael Schmidt for the Camp
Fire Girls. A very nice crowd
attended.
The N e W bury Explorer
Scouts h d their weekly
meeting at the Community
church social hall on Tuesday
March 20, from 1880 pm. un-
til $50 pm.
The Wednesday L n t e n
Bible Study class met at 10
am. on March 81 at the home
of Mrs. Clyde Ramsay. This
roup is continuing their
study on the topic of Bar
riers to Belief"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-03-22
NEWS from NEWBURY

Inc senior CnOlr is start
ing to meet at the Community
church earlier now starting
at 7:45 pm. due to the fact
that they want to move for
ward on h e r Easter Pro-
grams and so they can get it
completed at an early hour.
The Thursday Lenten Bible
Study group will hold their
regular meeting at 10 am. at
the home of Mrs. Hans Zach
mann on Music Street. The
date is March %. They will
continue their study of their
topic Modern Rivals to the
Christian Faith" 1t is not too
late to join either of the two
groups.
The quilterS and women
who are working on other pro-
iects for the Newbury Com
munity church will meet at
1890 am. at their social hall
on Thursday, Mar. % and
they will have a pot-luck
lunch at IL noon.
The Newbury Boy scouts
will hold their weekly meet
ing at the Community church
on Thursday evening, March
% from Z pm. until 9 pm.
The Senior High Canteen
will meet at the social hall of
the N e w bury Community
church on Friday, March %,
from $3.50 pm. until midnight
At 10:3O am. on Sunday,
March 25 the high school Len
ten class will meet at the
Newbury Town hall under the
direction of Mr.. Floyd An
drews. Morning worship SER
vice will be held at the same
time in the church. Sermon
by Rev. Theron French.
The Senior High Pilgrim
Fellowship will meet at the
Community church on Sun
day evening, March Is from
7 pm. until $50 pm.
The Dedication of the Wo-
mems gift was held this past
week, Thursday at the Wo-
mems Fellowship meeting
There are still some that
are still out please see that
they are turned in as soon as
possible.
Mass is still to be held on
Wednesdays and Friday eve
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-03-22


also asked that if there are
any questions concerning
First Holy Communion this
year of your boy or girl to
feel free to ask Sister Mary
Harold following the masses
on Sundays.
A Hat Sale took place at the
social h a IL of st. Helen's
church sponsored by the Ge-
auga County Isabella Guild,
on Wednesday, Mar. 81. The
sale was between the hours
of / pm. until 9 p.m. The pub
lie was invited to attend.
Junior and high school boys
present at the religious in
structions this past Thursday
were, Richard PaSkoWsky,
Randy Kolesar, Gary Toohig,
Mike ProtS, John E. HaluSka,
Jerry Brezina, Tim Brent,
Gary OFT, Paul Brent, Kevin
Finnerty, Dave Petrick, Bar
ry HanSel, Carl Wolfram Jr.,
Jay Monigold, John Kulisek.
Jim Bizyak, Bob Thomas and
Frank Kitko.
The st. Patrick's Day card
party and bake Slae that was
held at st. Helen's social hall
on March II were termed a
huge success and every one is
looking forward to h e next
one.
A fair croud attended the
Record Hop that was held at
the Newbury Fire Station on
March II by the Newbury
Flames.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kvet enter
tanned a houSeful of company
on Sunday, March 18. They
live on FullertoWn Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tea
que of Route 81 did some en-
tertaining on Sunday after
noon, March Is.
The NeWbury American Le-
gion will hold their next meet
ing on Monday evening, Mar !,
26 at $50 pm. They would
like to see more men present
at that time.
The annual Newbury gymn-
astics show was held at the
Newbury school auditorium
on Saturday, March II at 1880
pm.
It was a nice croud that at
tended and it was sponsored
by the boys physical educa-
ton department under the
leadership of James Orr. The
special attraction was j m
Refs and Pete DuSek on the
trampolin, parallel b a r
side horse spring board and
rings. The other feature war
an exhibition by the Sadow-
sky twins of Maple Heights
who are st a tie wrestling
champions in their weight
class.
You are asked to keep in
mind the pre-School fashion
show that will be held on Fri
day, Mar. 80. Tickets for 1t
can be bought from Mrs. Dan
iel Sawyer, Mrs. Stanley kla-
tka and Mrs. Merle Latta.
Proceeds will go for the pur-
chasing of kindergarten
equipment,
The Newbury hool P.T.A
nominating committee pre-
sented it's slate for the offic-
ers for the next year Election
will take place at the April
meeting. Their slate is Mrs.
nol.or& Toloy for no,,aciIp ont .
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V4AS ~AuS -ONIA-Ho VI UIEC
Chardon Village Hall during
the entire three-day festival.
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uuJII or Cnaruun, and other IL.
ems.
Registration will begin soor
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guiuance or onaKer helgnLS
Public Schools.
Tho Fducat tional PacaoroL
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at l:30 by the Reverand
J. Bullock of Trinity M
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iod so substantial financial
help is hoped for from nat
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Dogs Lose Troll
Of Robbery Trio

Arlington police last night
borrowed a team of police dogs
from Alexandria in a vain at
tempt to track down three
men who had robbed a young
couple parked along Arlington
Ridge road overlooking Shir-
ley highway.
According to police. the three
men, one of them armed with
a knife or a meat cleaver. took
81 from Catherine Rushing. Is,
of 2811 South Lang street, Ar
lington. Her companion was
L. p. Ward, jr.. whose address
police did not list.
Police said the canine team
followed the escape route of
the three men for almost a
mile until the trail was lost
in pedestrian traffic on the
streets in Arlington's Green
Valley section.