Junior Bowlers End Saturday League Season
Saturday bowling concluded with nearly 60 youngsters in four teams led by the Houtdicaps in first, Untoluchables second, Caitter-Spotters third. Awards include team trophies at the Rawlins Banquet on April 18 and individual honors for sportsmanship and most improved.
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Sand
Throwar Ani
Bovintioy
Mak Paster
Hicks Taylor
Gene Shivels
Bil Cochren
Kars Wathe
Raunds Arm
Delt Mehinnes
Peary Kons
Phillip Dom
Ray Mints
Steve Richeardson
Alin Place
Dt Tocots Pea
Kon Shoop
Duds Harves
Dims Topper
Cindi Trouper
Sally Levy
Ken Shovers
Rawlins
Port Uetrich
Sertoma Club Elects Officers and Plans Matches
The Sertoma Club annual meeting elected officers effective July 1 led by President Howard Fisher and Secretary Walter Schmid. Directors include John Lewis Merrell Craney and Dave Shafer becomes board chair. Coaching picks for Sertoma Little League and Y M C A league standings were announced with Lakers 5 0 UCLA 4 1 Royals 3 2 and others 1 4. A May 1 Lions Club supper with Senator Mathias was noted and Chris Grimshaw joined as prospective member. next meeting features a News-Post tour.
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Phe
Trederich Sertomea Club
Howard Fisher
Edward Planchert
Jey
Ach Dollach Tolland
Walter Schmid
Secretar
Ion
John Lewis
Servate Arms
Harold Zijler
Prapwen
Kim Wilington
Ben Whitworth
Dick Oland
Merrell Craney
Dave
UCLA
Royals
Barons
Falcons
Bullets
Shafer
Lion’s Club
Charles McC. Mathias
Sertoma
Norfolk
Chris Grimshaw
Aamco Transmissions
Charles A Bach Promoted to Private First Class
Charles A Bach of 137 Vanes Ave receives meritorious promotion to Private First Class after recruit training. He completed Marine Corps recruit depot training and is assigned to Camp Lejeune for field infantry and basic training.
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Charles A. Bach
Pfe
Vanes Ave
Bowline League
Port Detrick
Camp Lac Jeune
Darryl T. Smith At Fort Riley
Darryl T. Smith of Tanestown, Kansas, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Smith, recently returned to Fort Riley after participating in predeployment maneuvers. He was with the 21st Infantry Division as it moved toward the border republic of Germany for NAPO exercises.
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Port Riles
Kansas
Baris
Wy Smith
Omr
Thomas M. Smith
Tanestown
Fort Riley
Ban
Boderth Republic of Germanys
Citizens Election Set for May 18 Contested Office
The Citizens Miack Cotpans will hold an election May 18 with only one contested office. The race features Curry versus Charles Nise ner for a commission seat. Incumbent Gibing leads the retired Germ of the Late Paw pard Strogp. Gerald McConnell chairs the meeting. Unopposed candidates include Z anah Miller and Edward Moran for various posts. Five seats on the Board of Directors have candidates Alton Stiff, Charles Casha, Daniel BRaysher, Ed Wood DeGraneas, and Edward Itameniuen.
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Masib
Curry
Charles “Nisener
Cairs
Paw
Gerald McConnell
Dius
Aie
Z Anah Miller
Edward Moran
Tatil
Pibe Gemimer
Ite
Anes Merrin
Thpistant
Willian M. Moore
Reaser
Boach
Alton Stiff
Charles Casha
Daniel Braysher
Edwood DeGraneas
Edward Itameniuen
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Afco Ray the Long
Sertoma Club
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South Market ST
Home Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hubert R. Brown, JR
Brown
Thurmont
Maryland
WEY
Block
Peco America
Daye
Inday A
Aero Cae
Receudt
Marine Worps
Hecruit Depot
Parris Island
Darryl T. Smith
A&p
U.s.gov
Delmonico
Florida
Maine
Aor Sky
Crestmont
Sherbet
Marvel Ice Milk
V,qal
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Iskvo
Jane Parker
Betty Crocker
Wea
Legt
Cans
del Monte Garden
del Monte
Monte Tomato Catsun
Gamoreria
Pratte
Anya Tancy Cree
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