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Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

S NE look out the win
dow this morning
disoloses the rain
teeming down. May
lllllll1llIl1 be the moisture is
needed for the spring work on
the farm but one is apt to
think of the work at the shore
and time is such an element
just now. Feverishly, the work
has been going on and one
day will seem to those anxl-
GUS to restore cleanliness and
order just that much time lost.
1t still looks almost hopeless,
but the spirit of most people
has been something to see and
to be greatly admired. The
outlook is good for the sum-
mer.
~
Mrs. Henry Clarke, for
mer resident of Milford, but
now a guest at the Delaware
Masonic Home near Whining
ton, celebrated her 93rd birth
day on LincoIn,s birthday and
received many lovely and kind
remembrances. Mrs. Clarke
has been in the home for more
than fifteen years but still, has
a warm spot in her heart for
Milford and its citizens whom
she has asked to be thanked
in this manner.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Harri-
SON had a little orphan OF
the storm" last week as their
guest. Teresa Adams, whose
home is at Massey's Landing
on Indian River, with ner 1am-
lily mad to abandon their home
because of wind and water and
she spent last week with the
IIarrisons, who are her. great
uncle and aunt. She has join
ed her family at the Landing.
"
Norma Heyde was the guest
soloist with the Olney SYM
phoney Orchestra at its ap-
pearance on Tuesday evening.
Theodore Koeiner was the con-
ductor. Mrs. Heyde sang opera
arias as a part OF her pro-
gram.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
Local happening

DINNER = Remember April Z,
1862 for dinner of the W.S.C.S. of
Cedar Neck Church. Place: H g h
School Cafeteria, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
MYOPIA DISCUSSED

VI 1VTTN UTNV Z MINI ~ d T.
Harold Halpern of II n. w Front
St, Milford, Delaware attended and
participated in a Symposium on
Myopia yesterday at City College
(City University of New YORK;.
More than 800 optometrists f r o m
twelve states on the eastern sea-
board heard new research evidence
on the causes of and the control of
nearsightedness.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

ROAST BEEF DINNER - To be
served by the W.S.C.S. of Cedar
Rembmber the date
April z, 1862,
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

BAKE-To be held Saturday,
March oath at $50 at the Acme
Store, Milford. sponsored by the
Milford Janecees.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
Obituary
Johnson

Mary E. Johnson. age rs years,
wife of the late Oscar Johnson,
died on March IL, at the Locust
Grove, Farm Rest Home, near
Greenwood Funeral services were
held at the Short Funeral Home of
Milton Wednesday, March IA, at
pm. with the Rev. Conard. Hamer
of Wilmington officiating. The Rev.
Hamer is former pastor of Ellen
dale. Interment was at Reynold' S
Church Cemetery near Milton
Surviving are nephew and sis
ter-in-laW.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

CHIC KEN AND DUMPING
SUPPER-sponsore by the Band
Boosters, to be served in Lakeview
Avenue Cafeteria Saturday, April
2S, prices, adults, $125, children
through the Sth grade, 75c. Pro-
ceeds to help finish paying for the
new band uniforms. Keep this date
in mind
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

NOW Is THE TIME to make
your reservations for the roast
beef dinner to be given by the La
dies Auxiliary of the Glendale
Volunteer Fire Company on Sun
day, April l. Call any one of the
numbers listed in another article
in this column.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
A DATE TO REMEMBER

A DATE TO REMEMBER -
Sunday, April 1, when the Ellen
dale Women's Auxiliary of the
Ellendale Volunteer Fire Com
pany will serve a dinner, starting
at one o'clock and serving until
5 p. M. Tickets will be sold on
reservation basis. Gets yours
early for your favorite hour. Menu
will be announced later. Keep this
date in mind.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

MEETING regular month
ly meeting of the Milford Janecees
will be held Tuesday evening, the
9th of March at $50 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Nelson, ~
E. 9Th Street, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

NE look out the win
dow this morning
discloses the rain
teeming down. May
be the moisture is
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23
FELTON, HIGH SCHOOL ALUM

a Barber Shop Quartet, "The Dia-
mond Statesmen, Saturday eve
ming, March "a, at 8 pm, in the
FELTON, School Auditorium. Tickets
for adults rs cents and students so
cents. Come out, enjoy an evening
of good music and fun There will
be door prizes.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

REM EMBER HOW GOOD a
dinner at the Glendale Fire Hall
iS-there will be another one on
Sunday, April l. Make your res
ervatiOnS now.
BAkE-Boy Scout Troop No. 30S
will hold bake on Saturday,
March "a, at 1000 am, in front
of the vacant store next to Grants,
Milford.
BAKE-Mark down this date
Saturday, March 81, the TEXAS
Home Demonstration Club will
hold a bake at the Acme, Milford,
starting at am. Come, look and
buy.
Milford chronicle., 1962-03-23

THE WILDWOOD SUNSHINE
Society will meet at the hall on
March %, at 2 pm. Don't WAIST
your pennies, save them for the
apron brigade. Hostesses will be
Mrs. Hilda Mulholland, Mrs. Emma
Johnson and Mrs. Elsie Fox.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-10
Defiance Gets New
Medical Field Mun

The Public Health Service has
announced the appointment Of new
Field Medical Officer. DR.. Thomas
L. Gaydos has been selected 10
serve in this position for che re-
Gently eWsed Fort Defiance Ser
vice Unit. which has It's headquar-
ters in the Fort Defiance Hospital.
DR.. Caydos is z graduate Of the
Temple University School Of Med
icine, Philadelphia. Pennsy Lyaua.
and informed at St. Luke's Hospital
in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.
DR.. Caydos, his wife and daugh-
ter, Susan. reside in ort Defiance,
which should give the doctor ample
opportunity to indulge il his leisure
activities of hunting and fishing
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-10
0io9saliN n
Fer I've PMS eres

Pubic Heakh Service has wO-
Vided EwO sessions for orle<sexOn
0 new pEsumel. with Ife first
being held from September 1913.
and the Sec0md September 1919.
The first days Of each session were
cOn[A1c1ed IN the Pts Indian HIS
pital in Gallup. with sessions ti1e
following days held in tNe confer
ence rO0m Of the Pts hospital in
Fort Defiance.
The program is designed 60 &C
q0alm the new personnel with the
organization of the PMS, Tribal
organization and the BsA. Som e
interesting lectures we're present
ed by members of tine Navajo Tribe
10 befrer acquzim the people with
some Of tine problems On the res
erva<ion and some suggestions ON
how they mighG cope with them A
total Of ~ new employees were or
ieuEed i'm GhiS manner.
These people come from many
parts 0fthe UnLEed STATES. and much
iHteresT has been displayed in the
people and country during The
OrIeTGskl0n presented
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-10
Tribal Scholarships Enable 316
10 Advance Their education

James nIn. Arizona State Umver-
sity. Chemistry:
Nellie Vandever, Methodist
School Of Nursing. Nursing: Ber-
tina Van Wrinkle. Arizona State
College. Secre1arial Science:
Roberta Warren. Arizona State
College. Elementary E due ati0n:
Leo Watchman. Arizona Seaee Col
lege, Business Administr aeion:
Paulina Y. Warchman. Arizona
State College. Elementary Edca-
ton: Wilbert Walmeka. CmlOcco
Ind an School. Auro-Mechamc:: Tel
Wilcox, Arizona State College,
Secondary Educ alton: Morgan viii
son. Utah State University. BUSH
ness Admin strafion:
Faye Williams. Arizona State
University. Business Administra-
lion: Betty Ann Wilson. Brigham
Young University, Elementary Ed
ucation: Paul Wilson Jr., Fl Lew
is A 6 NJ College, Pre-Engineer-
ing:
Albert YaZZie, Arizona State
College, Business Administrator:
Annie F. Yazzie. Regina School
of Nursing, Nursing: Bessie Yaz-
zie, Southeastern State College.
Nursing: Henry Yazie, Oklahoma
State Tech, Electronics: Jasper
Larry Yazzie. Chilocco IndI an
School, Carpentry; Nancy D. Yaz-
zie. Highlands University. Med
cal Technology: Paul Henry Yaz-
zie, Oklahoma State Tech, Elec-
tronics: Rita D. Yazzie, Arizona
State College, Elementary Edu-
cation;
Rowena Yazzie, Brecia College,
Elementary Education: Vivian ANN
Yazzie. University of Arizona. So
cial Work: Emma Y elowhair, Ari-
iona State College, SecretarlaI
Science: Stella Yellowhair. Mercy
Hospital School of Nursing, Nur-
sing: Frederick Young. University
Of New Mexico, Physics;
Ernest Zah, Oklahoma State
Tech. Refrigeration: Peterson Zah,
Arizona State University. indust-
rial Arts: Max Hollywood, South
western State College. Elementary
Educ alton.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-10

memary Educ Neion: Benny Staley,
Haskell Institute, Welding:
Shirley Tallsalr. St. Benedict
Hospital, Nursing: Charlene Ia
pahe, Arizona State University,
Speech Theropy: Lorraine Tapa-
honso, Fl. Lewis A 6 M College,
Secretarial Science: Alfred Teller,
University of New Mexico. Pre-
Engineering: Rena L. Teller, Ari-
iona State College. Home Eco
nomics: Fred Thompson Jr., u
University of New Mexico. Civil
Engineering: Rena Mae Thompson,
Adams State College. Elementary
Educ alton: Marvin Tilden, North
eastern State College, Elementary
Education;
Yvonne Todakonzie. New Mex
leo Western College. Business Ad-
ministrarion, Jimmy Todacheeny,
University of Arizona, Pre-Eng-
neering: Thomas l. Todacheeu1
University Of Oklahoma. Pre-So-
cial Work: Petrolina Todacheeny,
Arizona State University. Nursing:
Gilbert Tolino, Haskell Institute,
Printing: Jones Tolth, Chilocco
Indian School. Heavy Equipment:
Allen Tom, Haskell Institute,
Printing; Lucy Rose Tom, Haskell
Institute, Printing:
Jerome Tracey, Arizona State
College, Business Administered alton:
Norma Jean Tracey. Brigham
Young University, Home Econom-
les: Mary Tsinnajinnie, Highlands
University. Elementary Educ alton:
Enos Tsinnajinnie, Arizona State
University, Engineering; Lenora
Tsinm jimmie. School of Nursing,
Nursing: Benis Tso. Oklahoma
State Tech, Electronics, Marjorie
M. Tso, New Mexico Western Col
lege, Elementary Education: Tom
ME Tso. Oklahoma State Tech,
Electronics:
Bobby Tsosie, Dakota Western
University, Elementary Educ alton;
Ernest Tsosie, Arizona State Col
lege. Busine S Administrator
James Tsosie, Haskell Institute,
Painting; jim Barney Tsosie, High
lands University, Business Admin
istration: Loretta Tsosie. Arizona
State College, Nursing: Marian
Tsosie, Haskell Institute. Com
mercial; Sandy C. Towe, Brig
ham Young University, English;
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-10

RG@e2sem z Raymond. Eastern
New Mexico University, Elemen-
nsmY EdhrarlGm: Pomona Reeves,
Eaa1rEnm New Mexico University,
%U1ue EcnmGm1cs: Lydia Darlene
RGnG1, Haskell MsGirme, CONNER
cdal= Edward S. Richards. Ari-
UunR State College. Forestry;
Thomas RG@hnxse, ChilOcco In
diam School Body 6 Fender:
MagshaM RQhsx1Sm. Oklahoma
SnaGE -TaCh. EeCfricaI Maimen-
anpss. WTEsun Rock. Okiah0ma State
'Tachr Electricity: Harold D. Rus
BeIl., Eywa SaaFe University, Pre-
Engineering: Raymond Sacaeero
Tr.n Fr. Lewis A 6 NJ College,
Business AdminiSsra Gion: Jean
Man1e SaEE. HRSken institute, Com
mErciadS Rose AmmSmdOval. High
UHntts University Elementary Ed
IraniiGmr OEwlle ScOe1, WeStmom
ClHIlIe@@, Pre- N1eddcines Gary Sella,
&rnNgma State University. Tech
GICaG Design Randolph Sells. Uni
werErY of New Mexico. Pre-En-
glImsenimg== Shirley Sells. University
Of New Mexico. Pre-Iegal: Bonnie
Sh1rIey, HRskeM hscirRe, General
TrR1ESS
Edison Shirley. College of St.
.IlaaasHh, Med6c4 Technology; Har-
NY SiiDu&ee,, Santa r e Indian School,
Aru;3; Mary Shoemaker, Arizona State
University, Nursing: Raymo d
S'iGwaIrerr Augustana College,
HlEinE:s8 Admiuistra alton: Nancy
SiilHars1nirfh. Fla SkelI Institute,
GGnaulerCiaIs Pearl Ann Silver
s1uirii,, HaSkEIl Institute, Dorm
i412EY Management: Rose Silver
szI71ifti,. HaskeM Institute. CONNER
GIElr Lena Slim, Arizona State Col
lfege,, Secrerarial Science;
Virginia FL Sloan, Adams State
College, Secondary Educ alton;
8esslG r. Smith, FIT Lewis A 6 NJ
College SecreGarial Science. Cen
4vIeNe Smith, Arizona State. Ele-
u1@1rary Educ aTiOn: Gloria Smith,
University of Arizona. Social Work;
L-.ggreucg Smith, Arizona State
CaIIege,, Business Adn1imstr alton;
lda Dlae Smiley, Haskell Institute,
Qrrr1irDrY Management;
NSTlfred Sorrelly Oklahoma State
Tech, Accounting: Lucille Spencer,
New Mexico Western College, Ele-
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-10-10

Fl. Defiance-Window Rock: Mr..
John ]. Bajart has been recently
appointed as chairman of the Girl
Scout Fund Drive in the Fl. De-
fiance Sub-Agency that will run
from October u TO %.
, 1962-07-31
FoR SALE

Six acres of land with 3 houses
on centerline Road across from
Estate Carlton Hotel. Frederiksted.
or
" acre land with one house on
Centerline Road across from Es-
tate Carlton Hotel. Frederiksted.
Call 305-J
Christiansted
, 1962-07-31
APPRECIATION

The family of the late
Maud P. McFarlane extends
heartfelt appreciation for
the thoughtfulness shown
them during their hours Of
grief.
, 1962-07-31
FOR SALE

Steel Commercial Building
60 by 40
Suitable for Factory, ware
house, shop, etc, located on
/ acre of land at
Orange Grove, Christian
sted. CALL 305
, 1962-07-31

saturday
Big Double Feature Program!
1st feature: International presents
In Color
Robbery Under Arms"
Starring:
Peter Finch. Ronald Lewis
Filmed in Color in Autralia.
this is a western with great action
and high adventure in the Aus
tralian Bush.
End feature International presents
Half Human
, 1962-07-31


SPECIAL SACRIFICE SALE
Two l) Brand New 1861
AUSTIN PICKUP TRUCKS
Regular Selling Price Of Each - $2.Ss5.oO
On d cash basis we will release each truck for
$l500.00s as is.
8 White truck can be seen at Hayes & Company
Showrooms, Christiansted.
Black truck can be seen at Rob't L. Merwin &
Company. Frederiksted. Call 1853 Frederiksted
oE@o
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
cHRIsTIANsTED. ST. cRoIx
DEPARTMENT OF PROPERTY AND PROCUREMENT
CALL ron BIDS
Sealed bids, in quadruplicate, will be received at the Dept
of PROPERTY & Procurement, Division of Procurement, Christian
stad 81 Croix vi. until 100 AM. August 10. 1862.
TWO COMPARTMENT SINK AND HOSPITAL
EQUIPMENT, WHEEL STRETCHER.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or all bids,
waive any informality in bids, and unless otherwise specIled oy
the Government or by the bidder, to accept any item in the BID.
conies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from the D-
vision Of Procurement Christansted, St. Croix, VI
Commissioner Of Properly &&& &pro-urement
ALpHoNsE RoMNEY
District Supervisor
30-31-1
, 1962-07-31


Sunday & Monday afternoon
and Evening, Tuesday afternoon
Warner Bros presents
IN COLOR
The F. B. I. Story"
Starring:
James Stewart. Vera Miles Diane
Jergens and Murray Hamilton
This is the fascinating story of the
men who made the F. 3. !.
Also latest worldwide News
Tuesday Evening at $3.50
we present in Spanish an color
mis- Padres Sc Divorcian"
con: Lamarque. Aruro De Cordova
y Evita Munoz lChachital
Wednesday
Big Double Feature Program!
1st feature: international presents
Beyond the Time Barrier
End feature international presents
Project Moonbase'
Thursday and Friday
Columbia Pictures presents
In Color
The Weakest Ship in the Army"
Starring:
Jack Lemon. RickY Nelson. John
Lund. Chips Rafferty, and Patricia
Driscoll
Its the story about the n ship
in the war, which was really diff
ferent! and the whole Navy
laughed, until this KookY Ship
swung into action!
Also latest worldwide news
Saturday
Big Double Feature Program!
list feature: international presents
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23

Monday. April a. 1882
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23
C.aroline's Play
 Area is Center. of Attraction Today

WASHINGTON u - Caroline Kenedy's playground was the center of attraction at the tradi- tianal Easter egg rolling on the White House south lawn today.
 Thousands of children and adults who came for the annual spree made beeIine tor the play area even before taking a close look at the executive mansion.
 President and Mrs. Kennedy and their two youngsters are vacation ing in Palm Beach and the Ken nedy children's play area was the closest the visitors could come to the First Family.
 The swings, playhouse, jungle gym and small black and white punching bag suspended from a tree were pointed out eagerly.
 There were more cameras today than gaily-colored Easter eggs. And the children and adults who ac- companied them seemed confused about what the occasion called for. White House policemen answered 8 constant question such as:
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23
Khrushchev Helected Premier
 By PRESTON GROVER

MOSCOW Rs-The newly elect cd Supreme Soviet met today to re-elect Premier KhrusFchev and perhaps to hear him deliver a major policy speech. Tass, the So- viet news agency, reported stormy and prolonged" applause for government and Communist party leaders as they entered for the opening session.
 There was no indication when Knrlshchev might speak during the two or three-day session. The Soviet leader, who said last week he is working harder than ever, could be expected to review dom estic and world issues.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23
Sen. Howard Pollock Enters Race For COP Nomination For Governor of Alaska


 For Governor of Alaska JUNEAU R = State Sen. How ard W. Pollock today became the third Anchorage Republican to enter the race for the COP nonli- nation for governor of Alaska. The 42-yoar old attorney filed his declaration of candidacy with Secretary of State Hugh Wade. Other avowed COP candidates for the post are Verne o. Martin, Anchorage attorney, and Dr. Milo Fritz, Anchorage physician.
 Pollock was elected to the State Senate in 1860, filling the unex- pired term of former State Sen Ralph Moody, a Democrat, who re- signed to become Attorney Gen eral. He also served in the Terri torial House of Representatives in 1853.
 Born in Chicago, Pollock came to Alaska 14 years ago and home steaded at Little Rabbit Creek.
 A veteran of World War II, he entered the US. Navy as seaman and retired with the rank of lieu tenant commander. He lost his right forearm in q grenade explosion overseas in the line of duty in 1944.
 Pollock is a member of the American Bar Assn, the Texas Bar Assn, the Alaska Bar Assn, Elks, Kiwanis and is a life member Of the US. Junior Chamber of Com merce. He also has been admitted to practice before the US Supreme Court.
 He is married and has five chii- dren.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23
Exercise Every Day Will Overcome z sLoafers Heart

PHILADELPHIA UP = Are you tired, tuckered out?
 Would you like someone to foot your bill for several weeks in a beautiful vacation spot, away from the turmoil and stresses of daily l life?
 Tn the Soviet Union, Germany, Austria and Switzerland many people get just that kind of break every year, Dr. Wilhelm Raab, an energetic Vermont physician, said recently.
 There's a slight catch. You wouldn't simply sit around and loaf. You would be taught to exercise every day thereafter to overcome "Loafers Heart" and help yourself avoid the future heart at tack, he said.
 Raab, of the University of Yer mont College of Medicine, is an exponent of exercise as one means to safeguard the human heart from the seemingly sudden heart at tack. He himself exercises vigor- ously every day.
 In the Soviet Union and other European countries, millions of persons have had the benefits of preventive reconditioning," to re- duce their chances of heart attacks, Raab told opening sessions of symposium on coronary heart dis ease sponsored by the HaI1nernann Medical College and Hospital. Governments, industries and so- cia1 health insurance organizations have paid for the programs, Raab said, but nothing like this is yet organized in the United States. Raab said these programs seem to have paid off for the 'fatigued but not yet overly sick pre- patients through less time lost from work and less incidence Of fatal heart attacks.
 He explained that many people have ssloafer's heart from too little l physical activity. The heart doesn't develop reserve circulation or ability to stand up under stress either from sudden physical de- mands or sudden excitement and other emotional challenges.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23
MiclaaaIls' successor Named

MichaeIis' Successor Named
 JUNEAU tH Maj. Gen. Ned Dalton Moore will succeed Maj Gen. John R. Michaelis as com nanding general of all Army troops in Alaska, Sen. E. L. Bart lett said today.
 Word of Michaelis' successor was revealed in telegram from the Alaska senator to the Associ- ated Press in Juneau.
 Moore is expected to assume command early in May
 Michaelis, chief of the US. Army in Alaska since August, 1859, has been named commanding general of the 5th Army Corps in Europe
 What do you have to do? Fur nish your own eggs?"
 Our little Chamber of Com merce does more for the kids than the White House does one woman
 
 declared. with all our surpluses we should have some eggs,a she said.
 The policeman explained, you bring your own eggs The told the inquirers this was tradition start ed years ago to give the children a nIace to play on Easter Monday and that the White House does not provide eggs for either hunting or rolling. Many children had showed up with empty paper bags and empty Easter baskets.
 For those who remembered to bring their eggs there was plenty of lawn to cavort on. Four nlili- tary bands provided music. Despite threatening weather, 5,350 people gathered in the first hour.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23

Going to church on Easter had it's hazards ill medieval England. Choir members often tossed eggs back and forth while singing hymns.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23
will Visit Mexico

PALM BEACH, Fla. H Pres ident and Mrs, Kennedy will visit Mexico from June % to July 1, the Palm Beach White House an nounced Saturday.
 Dates for the previously report ed visit were given with state ment expressing cordial relations between the United States and Mexico.
The Nome nugget., 1962-04-23

The race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong but that's the way to bet"
 Damon Runyon
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-11
First Methodist Church
MiddlefieId

THURDAY I 3:3O-5:OO pm.
Mission classes for grades
l 6. The topic t will be
South America.
7:3O pm. Bible study Course
Second of a ten week ses-
sion under the direction of
Rev. F. c. st. John.
SATURDAY January 13
5000 pm. Miss Leatha
Humes, a missionary to In
doneSia, will speak on
Message from Indonesia"
in the sanctuary. A coffee
hour will be held at the
parsonage following. Miss
Humes has spent the last
five years in Indonesia as
a teaching missionary.
MONDAY - January Is 500
pm. Rebecca Circle meets
at the home of Mrs. Carol
SchWendeman.
TUESDAY - January 16 800
pm. Woman'S Society of
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-01-11

TEAM HIGH SERIES
A & M Mold 2012; Char
don Rubber No. 2 1882.
TEAM HIGH SINGLE GAME
Bostwick's TIA; Chardon
Rubber No. 2 712.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH SERIES
Thelma Bruce 469; Helen
Nadack 455.