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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
9
The note explains sharks attack more swimmers lately with unknown reasons. Attacks cluster between 40 degrees north and 4 degrees south. Once intent is formed, sharks ignore motives and bite victims. blood, exposed skin, or minor wounds can attract them. Riding or provoking sharks is deadly and should be avoided.
A brief quiz item explains William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill, detailing his roles as Pony Express rider scout and buffalo hunter, his Wild West Show, Lookout Mountain grave and Cody Wyoming named after him. It notes his autobiography and invites readers to send questions for a contest with a $10 prize.
The Robin Horn Theater company presents Arthur Miller's The Crucible set in 1692 Salem. Gerald Gordon stars as John Proctor with Jeanette Williams as Abigail Williams. Curtain time is 8 40 p.m.
The Chichester Athletic Boosters Assn announces a Sept 10 country fair in Boothwyn. A meeting to discuss plans is set for June 29 at 7 30 p.m. at 1015 Beeson Ave the home of Mr. and Mrs George Lober. Mr and Mrs John Bunzell lead the affair inviting all interested to attend as the association plans to continue meetings through the summer.
Oswald Jacoby reviews a controversial hand from the finals of the 1936 Spingold Cup. West’s opening lead and a long postplay discussion sparked a protest as North-South reached six spades. the hand illustrates etiquette and the correct spade finesse to counter West’s signals.
In a standard bridge auction, South opens a 24 bid sequence and partner responds three hearts. Consider your options for overcalling two no trump with two spade stoppers if the opponent is opened, and decide the best reply after partner bids three hearts.
July 4 events at Tomes Park include morning sports, novelties, ice cream, baby parade with registrations at 9:30, and a patriotic program at 10. A Legion color salute and National Anthem close the day, with prizes in multiple children’s contest groups and several races for boys and girls. Weather may shift events to the first clear Saturday.
A compact grid of crossword clues for Across and Down across themes. Readable entries include people places and common terms with numerous proper nouns and wordplay hints. The list spans chemistry to geography with references to ancient and modern culture.
Eleven Delaware County students received completion certificates at Temple Technical Institute. Named recipients include Donald Harris and Marcus Hook in electronics technology, John Methvin Ridley Park in electronics technology, Myron Smolij Chester in electronics technology, Robert Kubiak Clifton Heights in ferrous metallurgy, Robert Shholienberger Media in ferrous metallurgy, George Marsan Springfield and Robert Murphy Secane in air conditioning heating and refrigeration tech, Robert Donaldson Linwood and William Scott Norwood in applied dairy procedure, and John R. Matis Brookhaven in medical design technology.
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