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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-16
Make book on it.

Make book on it.
What follows is fac-not fiction and no names have been
changed to protect anybody Valiant for less cash
than any compact you Your Valiant Dealer can
quote you chapter and verse; but here in digest form
some "for instances" that make interesting reading.
Chapter starts with STYLE It asks who is the only
pact to receive the Society Of Illustrators award for de-
sign excellence Answer The Valiant Sgnet 200-Americas
IoWest-preed hardop with bucket seats-thats who!
Chapter II talks about performance The Valiant can, and
has, circles around every competWey priced compact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-16

and this includes the Falcon the Coair and the Lark
All of which could lead many to suspect they know the
potVaiant priced with the socaIed "suoercompacts"
Not so, reveals the surprise ending Chapter Ill., Valiant is
priced compeitivey model for model with Falcon Conar
Rambler Lark. ;.
Your Pymouh-VaIant Dealer would be delighted to
document this report with reaIife demonstration drive
Why not take this week? Could be you'll want to Join
those $4,000 folks who they picked up found they
couldn't put Valiant down. With them Vaants kind of love
story that continued every month"; The title of our story:
NOBODY BEATS VALIANT FOR VALUE!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-16
Vikings Sign Hayes

MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. 16
(AP). - Fullback Raymond
Hayes has signed his 1862 con-
tract with the Minnesota Vik-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-16

After his arrest in the big
roundup. Franks, who was run
ming for reelection, tried to
laugh it off. tits all politics, 4"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-16
WAR ON DUlXZECGERS
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

To the casual eye it was a
quiet gathering in the living
room of the Stefano residence
in the Bellaire section of Hous-
ton, Tex.
However, Tony Stefano, ace
undercover agent for the Fish
and Wildlife Service. had a
Third of a series on the career Of
Fish end WildIife's oce undercover
oeent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-16

FIRST TEN
Amy Scheidt CTen Pin Coli
cathy Stevens (Pentagon city, 17s.S7
Laura Core (silver Spring ,o
Mary Ann grosmer (silver oO
Spring BOWL -. 1855
Polly Melton Congressional
Mercedes Flores (Ten Pin Col
Va. " 1928
scum N---N-ooN- 172 .6s
Ann May (Rosslyn) - 1927
Norma Wininger (Wheaton
Hish Individual Set: Eileen SKID :
I Indy gRH High Game: Eileen Skid
High Team Set: Ten Pin Coliseum.
High Team Game: Ten Pin Coliseum,
SCHEDULE
At 3 PM. Tomorrow, Springfield Bowl
Silver Spring Bowl VS.. Fair Lanes,
Greenbelt Lanes VS.. Ten Pin Plaza.
Bowl America. Maryland VS.. Rosslyn.
Congressional Plaza VS.. Bowl Amer
Pentaeon City VS.. Ten Pin Coliseum.
Wheaton Lanes VS.. Fair Lanes. Viz
gina.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08
BY BOB WICK

weights. welterweiqhts. middle
weights and even heavy
weights. When he was 80
years old. in 1923. he wos
fighting at $50 pounds when
he had q chance to fight the
Frenchmun. Eugene Criqui. for
the Feotherweight Champion
ship OF the World. In q matter
Of weeks. Johnny reduced down
to l26 pounds and in fifteen
round bout. won the feather
weight championship fr m
Criqui
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Odin Werther
2O87 Alton I'd. announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Sue Carol to Joseph Carl Sim.
mons of Anaheim, Calf, sor
of Mrs. Lucille Ryan Of Pom
ona, Calf, and Mrs. Joseph
C. Simmons of Salt Lake City
Utah.
Miss Werther, 1860 grad
uate of Miami University, Ok
ford, O., was affiliated with
Chi Omega and is presently
teaching in Anaheim.
The couple plans an August
wedding.
Spring-Vought
Carol Marie Spring, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Spring, 174O Shaw ave-, is
engaged to Lester j. Vought,
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
A. Vought, 143O3 Terrace rd.
Carol will be a June graduate
of Shaw High School Lester is
now serving with the us.
Navy aboard the U.S.S. Roose-
welt.
A July wedding Is planned.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08
Pythian Knights
Con~rn n~~~~

Pythian Knights
Square Dance
Monday, Eastland Lodge 1856
Knights of Pythias, will hole
the first of two Annual Spring
Square Dances at the Lodge
Hall, the V. F. w. Hall, located
at 1S403 Euclid ave.
Bill Jordan and his "Jordan-
aires" will supply the music for
the occasion and act as "Call-
er" for all dances. The dance
is open to all who enjoy the
fun and frolic of square dane
ing, both young and old.
Free instructions in square
dancing will be provided during
all dances. Tickets may be pur-
chased at the door. Refresh
ments will be served to all after
the dance.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08

Our pride in the new 1852 Con-
iinen.oIs, Mereury's. 'Meteors and
Comets matches our fomous
pride in service. Come in and
see for yourself.
WICK LlNcolN-MERcuRY
COMET
EAST I50fh and EUCLID
(Besween Lee and Toylor)
WICK MEANS PRIDE IN SERVICE
Coor. 1851 United Feo'ures Synd
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08
'One-Sfop
Shopping
For Brides

Wise bri d e s -tO-be (and
aren't they ALLY have learned
that when they bring their
engagement photographs and
write-ups to this paper i.
it's just one step next door
for all their social stationery!
The SCOOP Gard Shop,
S14 East 152nd ST., features
a complete line of shower
invitations, gift wrappings
for showers and weddings and
cards for both events.
It's a simple matter to
order engraved wedding in
vitations or raised printing
ones which includes one in
gold for a souvenir.
For the wedding brunch,
the bride-tO-be may order
napkins with names and dates
imprinted.
Following the showers and
the wedding, the new "Mrs."
will have need for Thank
you notes, and these too
she'll find at The SCOOP
Card Shop.
Last, but by no means
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08
Lake County Has
Stamp Exhibit

Lake County Stamp Club is
holding its 4th annual Stamp
Exhibition and Bourse Satur-
day and Sunday at Knights of
Columbus Hall on US. Route
20 (Mentor ave. on the east
side Of Painesville.
Thirty frames of U.S., for
eign and topical issues will be
shown. Saturday hours are
from l to 9 p. M; Sunday from
l to 6 p. m.
An auction of more than 80
lots will be held at 3 p. m.
Sunday. Four dealers will be
on hand each day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Kri-
ner of 1882 Rozelle ave-, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Janet Marie to Gerald
Joseph Vilcheck, 1900 Larch-
mont I'd.
Miss Kriner is a 1860 grad
uate Of Shaw School. Mr.. Viii
check is a 1857 graduate of
Colljnwood High School and is
now serving with the us. Army
at Fort Meade, Md.
A May 26th wedding is
planned at st. Philomena's
Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Douglass, jr., of 1913 Shawview
ave., announce the engagement
of their daughter, Priscilla
Anne Douglass to Douglas L.
Brisbine, 1879 Wymore ave.
Miss Douglass attends Mar
jorie Webster Junior College,
Washington, D. c., and is active
in both the Graphia and Choral
Clubs.
Mr.. Brisbine attended Kent
State University and is now
employed by Otis Elevator Co.
Both Miss Douglass and Mr..
Brisbine are graduates of Shaw
High School.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08

Talk at Korb

DR.. Lloyd Naramore, Associ-
ate Professor of Education at
Western Reserve University,
will speak at Korb Center Tues
day at 8 p. m. on the topic,
What Is Known About Intelli-
gence?"
DR.. Naramore, who came to
Western Reserve from Ball
State Teachers College, Muncie,
Ind, received his Doctorate
from Yale University and has
been a member of the faculty
of Dartmouth College and Mid
dlebury College. DR.. Naramore
is presently supervisor of Wes-
tern Reserves training program
for school psychologists and is
also a practicing psychologist,
doing private counseling and
acting as consultant to courts
and institutions.
DIR. Naramare will discuss
psychological testing and its
value to the student, including
the much-discussed testing of
10" At the conclusion of his
talk, DR.. Naramare will answer
questions from the audience.
All East Cleveland parents
and teachers are invited to at
tend the program which is spon
sored by the Parent Education
Committee of Prospect School,
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
George Stroud. Admission is
free.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08

Mrs. Harry Fiorvante's Whir
ley Blue Birds of Chamber:
School had their trip to the
Circus in spite Of the heavy
snow. Mrs. Murray Larner, as.
sistant leader, and Mrs. Lawr.
ence Patton helped chaperone
Mrs. D. r. Fairbanks Very
Cheerful Blue Birds of Mayfair
School had a field trip to the
Cleveland Aquarium. Mr.. D. R.
Fairbanks and Mrs. E. J. Dye
furnished transportation.
Miss Edna Haag's Wanapashi
Camp Fire group of Chambers
School helped to plan the spe-
cial party for their Mothers,
Mrs. c. Groce, a sponsor, was
a special guest. The girls re-
ceived their Candy Sale certifi-
Gates. Part of the entertainment
was an Indian game called
lummi sticks which the girls
demonstrated. The refreshments
were made by the girls. This is
one of the requirements for
their Trail Seekers Rank.
Mrs. E. H. Stones Busy Blue
Birds of Mayfair School went
to the Shaw Hayden theatre to
see Walt Disney's "Babes in
Toyland". Mrs. Ronald Speth ac-
companied the group.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08
WAMng, a~dG"gagemenb
Tomlinson-PaxsOn

Announcement is made Of the
recent marriage of Mrs. Joan
Paxson, 1862 East 135th st. and
Mr.. John Tomlinson. The 1880
p. m. candlelight ceremony was
performed by Rev. Bishop in
the Philips Chapel Of the First
Baptist Church, Fairmount
blvd. at Eaton rd.
After a short trip into New
York State the couple will re-
side at 1462 East 135th st.
Douglass-Brisbine
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-03-08
SILVER. Reschke

Announcement is made of the
engagement of Dolores Yvonne
Shiver, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. julius j. Shiver of Tampa,
Fla. to Airman &c Jared
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-15
HAMPTON TO
DIRECT TV SHOW

WASHINGTON = Jazz artist
Lionel Hampton signed a contract
to become musical director here
for the first television station
planned for Negro audience.
Executive Vice President John
Panagos of the United Broadcast
ing Co., Inc, said the station,
WOOK-TV. will be in operation
by next September, and will build
its programming around a mu-
sical theme ("jazz. rhythm and
blues. and spirituals") with a
heavy empha sis on news.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-15
NAACP CONVENTION
SPEAKERS NAMED

NEW YORK, NY. = Mrs.
Charles E. White, first Negro
elected to the Houston board of
education, and Merle McCurdy,
U. S. attorney of northern Ohio.
will be special speakers at pol
itical action session of the 53rd
annual NAACP convention sched-
uled in Atlanta, july 2-8.
John Brooks, NAACP voter
registration director will con-
duct workshops to aid delegates
in organizing effective registra-
tion campaigns.
Other speakers will include DR..
Ralph Bunche, u N. undersecre-
tary; DR.. James Nabrit, Roy Will
kins, DR.. Martin L. King and Rob-
ert Weaver, HHFA adminis-
traitor.
Dick Gregory, popular comed-
ian will appear at the Freedom
Fund dinner.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-15
DR.. SINGER SEEKS
COP SENATE SPOT

DR.. Paul L. Singer, chief of
staff of Good Sama ritan Hospital,
yesterday announced his can
didacy for state senator to the
Republican primary.
DR.. Singer is past president
of the Maricopa County Medical
Society, is member of the staff
of St. Joseph's Hospital. and has
been active in the YWCA, YMCA,
Phoenix Museum of Art, Phoenix
Rotary Club No. 100, First Meth
odist Church and the American
Legion.
A native of San Francisco, DR..
Singer attended public schools in
Chicago, received a bachelors
degree and his medical degree
(cum laude) from Loyola Univer-
sity in Chicago, and interned at
Cook County Hospital. He has
been practicing medicine since
lo4O and came to Phoenix in 1916.
He served as a medic during
the Normandy landings in World
War II. He left the service as a
major and has been a reserve
officer IL years. He resides with
his wife and two daughters at 1902
Ell Canine Chiquita.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-15
MORE NEGROES
FOR HYANNISPORT

HYANNISPORT, Mass. - Four
more Negroes are reportedly en-
route to this swank resort city
where President Kennedy and his
family own a home.
There are approximately 20
Negroes there now who were sent
by the White Citizens Council of
New Orleans. Last week the
council sent CARE package to
the city to help feed the new
residents.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-15
MAN FREED IN
WIFETS DEATH

Paul Brookins. 80, of Gila
Bend was cleared of blame in the
fatal stabbing of his wife, Alice
May, 80.
He testified his wife was
stabbed accidentally May 27 at
their Gila Bend home. She was
taken to the hospital three days
later.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-15
SISTERS DANCE

Veronica and Cheryl Beatty,
daughters of Mrs. Earnestine B.
Beatty, 1928 w. Sonora, parti-
cipated in the Beckett -Bumph
Dance Studio recital which was
telecast on Monday, June II over
KOOL, channel 10 at 10 pm.
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-15
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
TO INTEGRATE IN
ATLANTA NEXT TERM

ATLANTA, Ga. Archbishop
Paul ]. Hallinan ordered the end
of racial segregation in Atlanta
archdiocesan schools next Sep
tember.
Nearly 5000 pupils including
735 Negroes will be affected by
the decision.
The 81 year old prelate said.
I'm sure we must put our trust
in God and also in the justice of
the people. !"
Arizona tribune., 1962-06-15

"This delicious too said Mrs. Nate
Samuels hostess, Mrs. Minnie Lou Guyton
party Saturday night the home of her
mother, Mrs. Laura Jones. 2ll7 E. Parkway Drive.
Messrs. Nate Saes of Chicago and
of Phoenix.
Waiting piece crisp barbecue Mrs. Guton lawn
party Mines. Opal Parker and Frank Tease.
Photo hbv Heard
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Pre-SchOOl Conferences
Slated at % Centers
Ed Mervis Photo

medical history and other back
ground.
Next weeks schedule follows:
Monday-Fairland and Kemp
Mill.
Tuesday BurtonSville, High
land View, Jackson Road. Kemp
Mill, Radnor, Silver Spring In
termediate, Travilah and Whit.
tier Woods, Glenmont and
Wheaton Woods.
Wednesday - Glenmo ont =,
Wheaton Woods and Grosvenor.
Thursday Meadow Hall,
Parkside, Arcola, Connecticut
Park and Mckinney Hills.
Friday Arcola, Connecticut
Park, McKenney Hills, Forest
Knobs, Hillandale, Rollingwood
and Edward U. Taylor.
The registration of next years
kindergartners will continue
through May 25, with nine addi-
tional schools scheduled May ID
Is and three the final week.
Later schedules will be car.
ried in the Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Educational
TV Schedule

Following is the schedule of
educational television programs
to be viewed on WETA-TV,
Channel 26, during the week
ahead, as announced by the
Greater Washington Education
al Television Association:
THURSDAY AM.
9:45-10:0 0-F'rench Repeat
10: 10-10:30-Language Arts
Primary Repeat
THURSDAY PM.
lbs 1:50-Science Repeat
300 2:30-Art and Music
Elementary Repeat
2:40- 2:55-French Repeat
$50 6:0O-Whats New Children s
Program.
500 6:So-The Navy Hour Navy
Wives
$3.50 6:45-Topic-"Childre Films -
Joan and julius Evans dis
cover that British children
love the clicks"
S:4o- 7:OO-The Friendly Giant Bed
time story for young chill
dren.
TOO 7:30-Continental Classroom-Dr.
Peter Odegard.
7:30- S:00-MIT - Science Reporter -
THE Galloping History of
Fundamental Particles" =
John Fitch goes to the Nu-
clear Science Laboratory at
NIT where we will examine
one of the major physics
research tools in the coun-
try-the NIT Bubble Cham
Der.
500 s:3O-Puerto Rico - definite
study of the people, plans
and personalities that make
up the island county of
Puerto Rico.
S:50- 9OO-A Time to Dance.
FRIDAY AM.
O;15-10:45-Geography Repeat
FRIDAY PM.
49, 1:55-Art and Music
primary Repeat
2:O5- 2:30-Language Arts
Elementary Repeat
$50 6:OO-What's New - Children
Program.
500 6:30-Dr. Posin's Giants - ''Mi-
chael Faraday'' Michael
Faraday made one of the
most important discoveries
in the field of electricity.
$50 6:45-Parlons Francais-Conversa
tional French with Nine
Anne Slack.
6;45- 7:00-The Friendly Giant - Bed
time story for young chill
dren.
700 7:30-Continental Classroom-Dr.
Peter Odegard.
7:oO- SUPPLEMENTARY Spanish DR..
Frank Goodwin.
S:OO- 9:30-Lorentz on "Nurem-
berg Trials with Mr.,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Marriage
Licenses

Marriage licenses have been
issued at the Montgomery Court
House in Rockville to:
Judith Ann Pasek, Leslie Earl
Johnson, III, both of Rockville.
Margaret Ellen Adams, Will
liam Edward Smith, both of
Rockville.
Diane Jean Erickson, Silver
Spring; George Michael Uber,
Washington, D. c.
Doris Marie Lyles, Malford
Eugene Gather, both of Lay.
louisville.
Barbara ]. Valery, Silver
Spring; Gerald F. Benhase,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Carolyn May Courtney,
Charles Stanley Scott, both of
Silver Spring.
Kathryn Diane Miller, Michael
William Beahm, both of Silver
Spring.
Doris Virginia Young, Pooles.
vile; Onyx Clyde Barker, Pitts
vile, Va.
Mary J. Stearns, Takoma
Park; Albert G. Katrola, Be.
thesda.
Virginia T. Dillon, Kensing.
ton; Robert T. De Wore, Wash
ington, D. c.
Joan Bell Martin, Takoma
Park; Joseph Leo Hagerty, Falls
Church, Va.
Janet May Crick, Gilbert Hall,
both of Silver Spring.
Marie c. WEIGH, Cabin John;
Julian H. Frazier, Glen Echo.
Sharon Ann Cobb, Rockville;
James P. Maddox, II, Olney.
Aurelia Punaro, silver
Spring; William Montgomery,
Washington, D. c.
Marilyn Ruth Faust, David
Ronald Magnus, both of Silver
Spring.
Kathleen Roberta Fitzgerald
Silver Spring; Dennis A. Doub
rolf, Bethesda.
Edith Albersheim, Ellsworth
Neil Murray, jr., both of Silver
Spring.
Rita Sherron Powell, Takoma
Park; James Robert Rifle, Ken
sington.
Robert Elizabeth Kinney
Wheaton; Terence Patrick Gold
en-, Silver Spring.
Patricia Ann Maloney, Bethes
da; Douglas Lee carp, Wash
ington, D. C.
Alice Sheila Kelley, Silver
Spring; Leroy w. Beers, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Sue Waters, Wheaton; Don
aid Gene Sheffield, Rockville.
Elizabeth Lynn, Riverdale
Robert B. Plummer, Wheaton.
Gertrude D. Bradley, William
L. Dalrymple, both of Bethesda
Jane Catherine MacNeal, vii
liam Ford Martin, jr., both o.
Silver Spring.
Diane Barbara Kanak, Silver
Spring; John Howard Hotter
Alexandria, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
Planning Chairman

Miss Hazel Gilmore of Brook
haven School in Montgomery
County was chairman of the
planning committee for the
Northeast Regional Conference
of the Department of Classroom
Teachers of the National Educa-
ton Assn. held in Annapolis last
week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03

pastor of the Goshen church,
and his uncle, Glen Sell, pas
tor of the Gaithersburg Men.
MONTE Church.
Instead of floral tributes, the
family requested donations be
made to the Laytonsville Dis
trict Volunteer Fire Depart
ment's new ambulance fund.
Mr.. Sell. an employee OF
Armstrong Tire and Accessory
in Laytonsville, is a member OF
the fire department.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03
S ENTINEL n coSTf9' s1D'
thursday. May }, 1852 Z
SympOsia Slated

Two symposia on graduate
education in the sciences will be
held at 8 pm. May 10 and II in
the Clinical Center auditorium
of the National Institutes of
Health in Bethesda. Topics will
be role of Government" and
Universities and Their Prob.
lens"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-03

Page Lorentz.
MONDAY AM.
9:45-10 :00-French
10:10-1Q: 30-Language Arts primary
11;OO-11 :25-Science s Phys. and Chem.
MONDAY PM.
lis 1:45-Art and Music elementary
2;40- 2:55-French Repeat
800 6:00-Whats New Children's
Program.
500 6:30-Discovery - MANY Long
Years Ago"-Peek into the
past--the grezy zebra and
his strange table manners.
$50 6:45-Parlons Francais-Conversa
tional French with Nine.
Anne Slack.
6:45- 7;00-The Friendly Giant - Bed
time story for young chill
dren.
TOO 7:30-Continental Classroom-Dr.
Peter Odegard
7:3O- S:0O-Elementary Spanish - DR..
Frank Goodwin.
800 9:00-Age of Dissent Young
Men With Opinions"
TUESDAY AM.
9:45-10;00-F Repeat
15-10:45-Geography
11:00-11 :25-Science 5 Biol. and Geol.
TUESDAY PM.
100 1:55-Arts and Music primary
2:05- 2:30-Language Arts Elementary
240- 2:55-French Repeat
$50 6:00-Whats New Children's
Program.
600 6:30--NIusic for Young People
Introducing the Wood
winds.' New York Wood
wind Quartet is featured
with an introduction by
Yehudi Menuhin.
$50 6:45-Air Force Story-'P loesti."
6:45- 7:00-The Friendly Giant - Bed
time story for young chill
dren.
ZOO 7:30-Continental Classroom-Dr.
Peter Odegard
1880 8:O0-Goals for Americans.
500 S:30-American Memoirs - How
Historical is History"
$3.50 9:00-Invitation to Art Artist
Marc Shedell featured.
WEDNESDAY AM.
9:45-10:00- French
10:10-10:30- kindergarten
WEDNESDAY PM.
no Kindergarten Repeat
1:45- 2;l0-Science 6 Repeat
2:40- 2:55-French Repeat
800 5:30-Looking In - An armchair
tour of Gunston Hall, and
briefing on the Landon Aza-
lea Garden Tour.