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cum. ..i m * . * _ n ..L. ii Highlighting this week's sum- KB II and irstllAtttmll games ...in 1 mi.:.. past . . . . t * t.: .* ball *n/4 volleyball MAM* will t This week Washington m team will Steve *._ ^ . and J o y c e ed .volleyball 4 _ _ ...in r . _ t Treadway mer tecreation schedule will be held in the evenings. ir iMwatmn -nh^.u ~i,i u- u.,.i ,_ ^ McKinley had its first dance Hessen wen certificate!. Schoonover Perk. be an all - playground hooteNORTHSIDE of the season on Thursday and Next week's acUvttka will in- The week's activities w i l l COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Some Ohio Goldwater follow- part in blocking the late Sen. nany Wednesday at 7 p.m. at The junior boys softball team a peanut hunt on Friday. Our cluot stand caaUe building con- cloM Friday when the tetherWith the Republican National ers feel that Bliss, who probab- Robert A. Taft's nomination in Faurot Park, under the direc defeated Robb Avenue 18-12. junior boys defeated Garfield test Monday at t p.m. and a ball winners from South travel tion of music and drama con- The junior girls dropped a 13-3 in softball. but the junior peanut hunt Friday afternoon at to Grandview to take part ir Convention barely a week away, ly could have been n a t i o n a 19S2. sultant Ann McMahan. two things become increasingly chairman year ago, has waited But those close to Bliss, who squeaker, 9-8, to Robb Avenue girls were defeated. The mid- 1 p.m. Tot Lot Fun Day the division tournament. apparent. too long. They assert that the left for San Francisco Thursday, Children will present 19 folk with the winning run being scor- get boys received a forfeit from Wednesday highlights the week'i GARTIELD Lincoln, while the girls woo 14- fun. Gov. James A. Rhodes, Ohio job, like the Goldwater band- say he wants to keep the Ohio songs they learned during the ed in the last inning. Six games were .played thu "favorite son", is mentioned wagon, a l r e a d y may have delegation intact and ready for first few weeks of the summer Approximately 250 people at- 13. [past w^ek,, of which ~ LINCOLN TOT LOT tended the talent show. Fourth Next week Washington - Mc- A peanut hunt on Thursday won five. The junior boys soft more often as vice presidential passed any surprise development in the program. The newly - decorated show place winners were Mary Allen Kinley will hold a rodeo on timber. i Congressman John Ashbrook convention. defeated bj wagon will be used. Several Noonan and Patty Munger and Tuesday at 7 p.m. with special attracted about 25 youngsters ball team was McKinley, 14-3 State Chairman Ray C. Bliss of Johnstown in the 17th District Bliss has not said whether he Washington guitarists will be on hand, pre- Doug Ferguson. Second - place events for all age g r o u p s . Winners were Gerald Shoemak- The junior girls playing Wash is mentioned less frequently for an early Godwater backer, fig- would accept an offer to sucer, Cheryl Lynch, Denny Powwinners were Yvonne Sorgnard Wednesday is the divisional ell and Richard Bartley. national chairman. ures the senator will amass the ceed Congressman William Mil- senting additional numbers. ington - McKinley won, 1*40. Sen. Barry Goldwater, front 655 votes needed for nomination er of New York as national In other playground news, su- and Karen Mullins, and first hootenanny at Faurot Park. The In "Capturing the monster" The midget boys and girlf runner for the Republican pres- by the time the convention- roll eommitteeman but he .has in- pervisor Miss Patricia Morris place winner was Debbie Walsh. tetherball tournaments will be contest Randy, Ronnie, and Vic- both defeated Schoonover thi ;sidential nomination, figures in call reaches Texas or Utah, dicated he wants to step out as announced the playgrounds will Margie Dimond emceed t h e Wednesday afternoon for mid- ki Brown, Neal Seabert a n d boys softball team whining 30 be closed Monday in observance show. both. gets and Thursday evening for Mark Stumbaugh were winners. S and the girls kickball team, Ohio chairman. without Ohio's help. Gary Rex, Joe Brickner and juniors and seniors. The Arizona Senator named Such a development would re- Bliss got the Ohio delegation's of the city holiday.. Dolls of all kinds appeared 46-5. The pitcher was Carolyn Rhodes as one of four likely quire agility on the part of nomination for national eo- A playground - by - play- Danny Altenbach represented LINCOLN PARK on the playground Tuesday for Wiletson. prospects for second spot on the Rhodes and Bliss if they want mitteeman over veteran eom- ground report for the past week Northside at the district foul June 2$ a pet show was held. the doll show. Awards went to Tuesday night the e n 1 o t shooting contest. Rex and Certificates went to Cindy Sher- Janet Cook, Janelle Boggs, Kim girls softball team played at ticket if he is. the expected nom- to switch Ohio's vote before the mitteeman and 7th District con- follows: FAUROT TOT LOT Brickner placed first in t h e man, Connie Butler, V i c k i berly Sue Catlett, Vicki Brown, Schoonover and won 1M. Elizinee, although the Ohio governor final tally is recorded as offi- iressman Clarence J. Brown of * Tom Slaughter was awarded district. continues to disclaim national cial. Blanchester. Joseph, Gerald Tborne, a n d Teresa Petty, Sally Sanderson, abeth Nixon, Edna Terry, Dorambitions at this time, and has As Ohio national committee- a certificate for bringing in the Frances Moyer, Dave Harm Tom KeOam. Tonya Buchanan, Arlene Bower- is Ray and Darlene Tedsinger Both indicate no change in said flatly that "I would not acman, Bliss could keep his hand most materials for display for Karen Amburbey. Doug Fergu- The winners of district foul sock, Kimberly Sue Catlett and all hit home-runs. cept it (vice'presidential nom- the Ohio delegation pending an- in politics while running his the Space Week bulletin boards. son and Steve Kessler w e r e shooting contest held June 39 Sally Sanderson. Last Monday the senior boyg other caucus in San Francisco Brenda Donahue and P h i l i p winners in the checker tourna- were: (in order of finish) ination) if it is offered." at 8 a.m. July 13, the day the Akron insurance business with- Rader's space helmets w e r e ment and represented Northside get boys, Clarence Walker, mid- The big event next week win played their second basketball And those close to- Goldwater Bob . . out holding either the state or judged best and now on exhibit. at the division contest Friday. Sturgeon, Steve Rboades; mid- be Tot Lot Fun Day on Wednes- game, beating Northside 100indicate he is less than enthus- convention opens. Former U. S. national chairmanships. day at Schoonover Pool. There iastic over maneuvering by Sen. John W- 'Bricker, delega- As for vice presidency, Rhodes Thursday, Faurot beat Lin- On Monday evening North- get girls, Jean Bechtel, Geor- will be swimming, sack lunch- Garfield took five out of six tion chairman, affirms that delBliss to hold Ohio's 58 votes for asserts he would turn down coln in kickball, 36-33, w i t h side's basketball team lost a glana Young, Carolyn Wilier- es and entertainment. first places for the eastern di"favorite son" on the first bal- egates will decide their course such an offer. He has served Don Furr, Linda Donahue, and 50-31 decision to Garfield. son; junior boys, Algie Walker, Other special events of t h e vision foul shooting tournament. then. lot and play "cat and mouse" On Tuesday Westwood's mid- Dave Hutchins, Bob Tussing, week wfll include a s o f t b a 11 Wednesday we wfll have a pet barely one and one-half years Terry Essex top players. with the national Friday 55 children from Fau- get teams defeated Northside's junior girls, Darlene Ledsinger, throw and a four - square tourn- chow. of a four-y< term and feelers. rot were hosts to Lincoln Tot teams. The boys lost, 16-3, while Linda Humes, Scheely C l a r k ; ament. JEFFERSON water, says there has been no clares that "all the energy Lot for a hike and picnic. the girls lost. 27-19. senior boys, Butch White, Carl have is being and will be conLast week a checker tournaHORACE MANN pressure to change the "favor- centrated on jobs and employ- At our annual Doll S h o w The Senior boys lost an 11-9 Lee, Don Evans; senior girls LIMA'S ite son" first vote decision Winners of the June 36 bicycle ment was held The midget boys Jefferson. FLOOR COVERING reached in caucus here June 22. ment for our people of Ohio." Wednesday, certificates w e r e ;oftball game to this week we Etta Monroe. the Foerth decorating contest were J o h n softball team evened their recof To celebrate awarded to: Debbie Bice, Pat- During crafts ord at 1-1 with a 144 victory "But if Bliss had thrown his HEADQUARTERS ty Slaughter, Joyce and Gloria made a large American flag in July, we made an American Light, Tim Cupp and Mary and over Whittier, while the juniors weight at that point, it would Reds Hear News Cooper, Patra Taylor, Debbie honor of the Fourth of July. Flag by cutting strnw of red, John Bray. BROWN are 1-0 with their victory over have been all over," he asserts. white and blue construction pa- Last week during the p e t South as is the senior team Alice Donahue, Nancy HOVER 1404 Allenfown Rd. 229-3186 Of Rights' Okay Kaple, and Debbie Makris. The When Goldwater picked up a Lima, Ohi* per, rolling the strips into cy- show winners were: Mark HutHuffer, big bloc of Illinois votes later, MOSCOW OJPDThe Soviets 65 people present chose Elayne The activities of last week in- linders, and pasting them on son, Glen Myer, Terry Brunk, with their victory over Northcluded a senior volleyball game David Ginanow, Kris K 1 a y, side. to claim nomination virtually gave U.S. Ambassador Foy D. Rader's "Midge" as the most with Northside, midget and iun- large paper in the design of the Mark Snider, Russell Torbet, A dance was Wednesday. The assured, it made that state look Kohler a rare 10 minutes on popular doll in the show. ior softball games with Whit- Flag. Thursday, the children Nannette Hutson, Valaire Heb- junior girls lost to South 1S-8. better than Ohio, Ashbrook says. Moscow television Saturday and In the sandbuilding contest, tier, a bicycle race and a foul- made a paper firecracker, and den, Sam Briggs, Russell Tor- Some of the activities which Even Ohioans who like Penn- he used the time to tell millions Friday, they made a paper bet, Yvonne Tussing, Scott and are popular with the o 1 d e r sylvania Gov. William M. Scran- of Russians the civil rights bill Mike and Ray Hooker, Rachad shooting contest. Climaxing the pop-cracker. Rader, Debbie Kaple, G r e g week's activities was our first groups are volleyball, ping-pong, ton concede that Goldwater's was a triumph for American Tuesday the midget boys soft- Steven Brown. Horace M a n n etc. while basketball, Sadringer and Don Furr were dance Thursday night. box Tuesday the strength appears to be growing. democracy. winners. The midget softball and kick- ball game with Washington-Mc- Midget boys softball team de- hockey and softball are being State Treasurer John Herbert Kohler, in a speech broadcast ball games were won by Whit- Kinley was forfeited. Lincoln's feated Faurot Park, 1. The engaged in by all of the age FAUROT of four Ohio delegates to throughout Russia, said the 1964 Next week's activities include tier. The junior boys of Hover midget girls kickball team fell Horace .Mann juniors a l s o groups at our park. A p e t t Scranton on his recent civil rights bill emerged from to Washington - McKinley, 14-13. visit to Cleveland, describes the an American debate "carried a sandbox contest on Monday, won by forfeit, because Whit- Next week's sports wffl in- were victorious over the Fau- show was held Friday. tier used players who were over WESTWOOD reception as disappointing. out publicly, open to the eyes a midget softball game Tuesday clude the midget boys' softball rot Park juniors. The girls also Herbert sees recent attacks of the world and with due re- and a hootenanny Wednesday at the age limit. The junior girls game Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at won over the Faurot P a r k Tuesday afternoon marked the lost. second consecutive victory for the Pennsylvania governor gard for the processes of law." ~ p.m. Garfield. The midget girls kick- Swampers. In Senior softball game Bill A bicycle race was held on ball game wfll be Tuesday at Next week during Round -up the boy's midget team. Led by in his belated quest for conven "I am happy to inform you tion votes as consolidating Gold- that the day before yesterday Pugh hit three home r u n s . Wednesday evening. W i n n e r s 1:30 p.m. against Garfield en Week, Horace Mann wfll de- the offensive thrust of Dannv were Dave Centeno, Mike water forces vote the entire playground pe- Meffly, Dan Hebel, Jim Meese this bill was signed into law," Mike Thomas also had three er, Hank Kitchen, Rick Dov- the Lincoln Diamond. Hoshits. riod to a Rodeo, starting at l and Nick French, the W e 11And the association of Henry J he said. "We thus take pride in Next week, Round - up-Week, tines. p.m. in wnich a frontier king woodians stamped Northside, 16SCHOONOVER Cabot Lodge, resigned ambass- what representative U n i t e d Competing in the senior di- will feature cowboy and ft ador to Viet Nam. with the States government has accom- The first dance at Schoonover , arts and crafts, pJoi a cowboy and queen wfll be crowned. Mon- 4. The defensive players includScranton drive serves to further plished this Fourth of July in Park shelter house attracted vision Larry Loecher, Mike Dov- and Indian dress-up* .contest en day we will begin a checker ed Hal Graham, Don Harrison *31 consolidation in Ohio where connection with one of the most nearly 100 persons. G u i t a r er, Lewis Wolfe, Charles Leff- Thursday at 6:30 p.p.~ _ ' tourney to see who wfll repre- and Kevin BeU. Pitcher, Den-17 mffikxt Amer na* Lodge sent Horace Mann in the dry- nis Ben, contributed a nifty players provided part of the ler, Hank Kitchen, Jerry rMc'* remembered for his urgent national problems." a hearing towITWfeure you LOWELL , . Mel Kitchen, L a r y wide tourney on Friday. Anoth- three - hitter. music. to have an electronic hoarLoescher, Bruce Taylor, a n d Highlighting activities at Low- er dance is act Thursday from The midget girls'k i c k b a 11 Scamp, ell Tot Lot this peat week were ing test absolutely free German shepherd Bob Leffler third. p.m. team (the Ragdofls) defeated owned by LaVerne Crites, per- On Tuesday evening a co- a doll show, kickball practice, NOW during Better Hee*~ Northside, 27-19. Mary A n n vfBnnER formed at the pet show. The ed volleyball game was held contests, storytefling.and crafts. Targnmio's ' activities w e r e Steenoven's pitching and Yvonne first prize Li the pet s h o w, between Hover and Grandview. Champions m the. jump rope This defensive play led awarded to the prettiest pet, WASfflNGTON-McKINLEr contest were , Susan, ^^"gllif, highlighted ny a pet snow held the team to victory. Other outJun- standing players were P a t l y went too a white rabbit owned Washington - McKinley held Billy Yaeger, Loretta Rupert, Thursday, - -, - _ by Richard Klett. Other win- its pet show a week ago. We Mitchell Yaeger, and Jfll SteK ior Chambers, Darren Bowman, Attenback, Cathy Ben, Linda N. ELIZABETH ST. PHONE 229-2928 ners were: Ann Marie Tavlor, Larry Chambers, Beverly Shir- and Debbie Mnsto, and Chrisbad everything from turtles and zer. EVERYTHING FOR YOUR WINDOW Mike Taylor, Qenn fOett<*and pig to milk - w e e d On June 25, we staged^ doti * . tine..Franch. Sonny Thomas belles. "*"*V -**FuB0. I^EOUCO. auuw. TTniucia WCTg fWiiOIUI show. Winners were Karinda Foul shooting tournament Bom junior softball WE SPECIALIZE IN WINDOW COVERINGS teems Schoonover Park took f o u r , Ttfe.net owners who carried Yaeger, Charlene Washington, winners were Arnitas Cornice, also continued their undefeated AND RELATED ACCESSORIES. ONLY fc/wtnri nmvA* tn tH* 4i*rie>AM UA__ _ *i__ _iuu-._-. . < i*lt..L,_Tl V7**.<,._ ** f-^*i Brenda Williamson, Arthur'Petsecond prizes in the division 'home thejibboas were: S u e Mitchell Yaeger. Neal^Beeler, ways of the season on Thursday foul shooting tourney: Placing Spencer, Brian Wolf. S h e i 1 a Jill Stelzer and Maria 'Turner?. ty, Robert Williamson, a n d by demolishing Horace Mann. were Georgiana Young, Linda Clark. Scott and Tracey Camp-' On Friday Lowell Tot Lot Anitas Counce. The girls' softball team (the Humes, Dave Hutchins and Car] bell, Christine Suranka, J e a n had a clothes pin drop contest In the senior boys basketball Swampetts) managed a 9-7 vicROBERT B. KELUR Lee. Winners were Lance Hitch- game with South, held at Sen- tory with Nancy Rkgle and LinBechtel. TO FIT EVERY BUDGET Round-Up time begins Mon Mark Hefner. Terry Delph, cock. Stan Herold and M i k e ior High School, Whittier won da Edwards showing their ofDistributor 72-76. day. During the week teepees Bob Sturgeon, Dennis Runnier. Yaeger. 1. Custom Made - Tailored In Our Own Work Room will be built, and the park wfll Rex Spencer, Debbie Newlandj Whistling contest w i n n e r s In the junior girls softball fensive and defensive abflfties. Special evening events of the It S*. Lim. To Exact Specification* In The Fabrics Of Your x known as an Indian reserva- Geri and Janet Clock, B i 1 were Mike Yaeger. Jerry Hub- game against Hover, Whittier week have been the b u b b l e Choice. tion. A treasure hunt will be Cheney, John Smith, S h a r o n er. Mitch Yaeger, BiOy Yaeger won 27-6. The junior boys also blowing contest Wednesday and IIMM 223-2756 *t. beat Hover Park, 17-3. In the the divisional Hootenanny Tues2. Ready Modes - A Wide Selection Of Patterns held Wednesday at 3 p.m. Reynolds, and Judge Lyon. And Plains In Factory Sizes. Wednesday 7 p.m., a hoote- On Friday Washington - Mc- To celebrate Patriot Week, senior girls softball game day at Faurot Park. 3. Factory Custom - Select Patterns And Plains nanny will be staged. In keeping Kinley was-represented at the this past week, we have made Witt Grandview, Whittier won, The second bi-monthly dance CtKm, Obi* Tailored To Your Exact Sizes (No Charge On with the theme for the week. east division foul shooting tour- a United States flag, paper fire 207 lit Notional Bank, Bids. Labor, You Pay The Price Of Yardage Only) oik songs, including cowboy nament by Jean Bechtel, Bob crackers and noise-makers. songs, will be sung. Tussing and Dan Even. Jean Special events of this coming tern won 2 games to o. Thej Swwnper I2S Mrkt St. 586-207? HOME SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT CALL NOW Thursday evening a movie i won first place for the midget week wfll be a swinging contest on Monday at 10 a.m., a will be shown. Basketball, soft-(girls was held Thursday evening. dodge ball contest at 2 p.m. boys lost by a score of 14-8. ROBB Tuesday, and at 1:30 p.m. Fri- Next week's activities include Robb's undefeated j u n i o r a tetherball tournament and a day, a foot race contest. On girls softball team played host Wednesday Lowell Tot L o t basketball game with South. to Norihside last week a n d SOUTH wfll participate in the annual scored a 16-8 victory. The junTot Lot Fun Day at Schoonover June 26 South won four first ior boy: softball team was de'ool from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. place honors in the free throw feated at Northside, 12-18. In an exquisite pattern A division of BULOVA Watch Company, Inc. basketbaD tournament at Whit- the north division foul shooting HOPE AND NOVA styled tcith a romantic June 25 we had a bean bag tier. Winners were W i l l i a m tourney, Robb claimed three toss with 13 youngsters partici- Burbe, Charles Glover, Teresa first-place standings out of a touch from the past... pating. David Treadway w o n Helmig and William Bucks. possible six. Winners from Robb first place. Clyde Snow second, Last Thursday evening South included Jane Traser, senior but reflecting the and Timmy Taggi and M i k e had a pet show. Mary Helens- prls; Harry Jenner, s e n i o r worth, Barbara Hofensworth, boys; and Carol Boyles, junior Pierce tied for third place. clean line simplicity A "Crossing the Brook" con- Wanda Hoknsworth, Tim Mil- girls. test was organized Friday af- ler and Greg Mifler won awards. Events next week include a of contemporary design ternoon. David Hensen wen the Monday evening South was tetherball tourney on Friday at contest. Mike Pierce was sec- defeated by Whittier a-9, 21-17 !:30 p.m. Also planned is a ond and Timmy Taggi was hi voDeybalL Talent Show on Thursday. We third. South drew byes in their soft- wfll be playing co-ed volleyball Monday, a stuffed animal Tuesday, the m i d g e t n the evenings and our afshow was held. Winners were boys softball team and t h e ternoons win be spent in craft David Hensen, Jimmy Coffee, midget girls kickball team plays work and preparing for the j Steve Treadway and Steve Carr. Grandview. On Thursday, the hootenanny. The most unusual entry, Tim- the junior girls softball team 'I lGRANDVIEW my Taggi. Tom Snow and junior boys softball team and The week of June 22 ended Val Hensen. play Grandview also. happily for the senior boys Tuesday afternoon many of The senior boys softball team They defeated South 18-17. June us participated in a Paper Pick wfll play Hover Park, the sen 24 the senior girls softball team up Contest to help clean up the ior boys basketball team win playground. Larry Schneider. play Faurot Park and the co- fSec PLAYGROUND. Pace tllKnllffntinB tnlS WflMt
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