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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1965

Page

6

Civitan Meeting Drops By Valley Forge District

A Frederick Civitan Club delegation attends the Chesapeake District Civitan meeting November 5 to 7 in Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Sessions occur at George Washington Motor Lodge with tours of Freedom’s Foundation and joint events hosted by Walley Forge and nearby clubs.

Frederick Civitan Club Chesapeake District Civitan Valley Forge Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey District of Columbia George Washington Motor Lodge King of Prussia Freedom’s Foundation Walley Forge Club Trenton and Hamilton Township

Ina Stroupe Posts 198 In Third Bowling Season At Brunswick

Ina Stroupe delivers a 198 game after a string of strikes and a midframe setback in a Brunswick match. Frederick tops Brunswick 1903 1892. Billy Mann shines late with a mark and nine for a 1798 1797 second game. Women's match sees Frederick win 1738 1668 as Pearl Keister and Mary Lou Walker lead their sides.

Ina Stroupe Ina Brunswick Robert Dawson Frederick Bill Koontz Billy Mann Chick Cramer Friz Dorsey Pearl Keister Mary Lou Walker Brunswick Bowling Center Ron Rainer

Arcade Bowling Week Recaps League Standings and Winners

Arcade Lanes hosted free dinners won by Betty Tucker and Guy Ramsburg with scores of 149 and 165. The American Optical league shows Five Aces leading with 21, Jets and Nameless 5 tied at 17. Janis Marshall top game 144 and Janis Blair 351 in high set. Other leagues feature leaders, high games, and sets across Blue Diamonds, Liberty groups, Womens Church, Thursday Mixed, and Monday Night events with multiple players named. Pieta statue returns to Vatican City from New York World’s Fair aboard Cristoforo Colombo.

Betty Tucker Guy Ramsburg Five Aces Jets Janis Marshall Janis Clarence Blair Blue Diamonds Buzzy Barger Tire Mart Paul Wiles Bills Liberty No. 1 Glade Valley Yellow Springs Liberty No. 2 New Market Mark Jefferson Womens Church League Calvary Mt. Pleasant Middletown Zion St. Johns Betty Kitty Best Genevieve Kelly Pat James Flock Bros L. F Eylers Veading Tom Ramsburg Jim Willis Arcade Cozy Corner Caffery & Jeffery Bob Catsail Moose Lodge Church of the Brethren Middletown Lutheran Evangelical Reform Grace United Susie Blank Edward Danner Robin Price Gil Stitley Donald Simpson Austin Main Betty Lee Richard Rinehart Hooter Rice Eyters Vending Laura’s Jacksons Electric Esso Rockwood Park T. Ramsburg J. Willis Eylers Vending Outer Limits

Jones Is Bowler Of The Year For 1964 65

Richard Buck Jones earns Terrace Lanes Bowler of the Year for 1964 65 with a 189 composite average over 279 games. Perry Johnson is runner up with 187 average across 483 games in five leagues. Gene Warrenfeltz ranks third with 185 over 339 games. Berlees Simmons is fourth with 133 in three leagues and three subs. Top Ten includes John Smith 183 263 games Ike Eisenhower 180 560 Ed Thomas 190 372 Robert House 180 240 Bob Stockman 183 200. Minimum 200 games, averages 180+. honors based on final average sheets from Frederick Washington County Tenpin Association.

Richard Buck) Jones Terrace Jones Perry Johnson Johnson Gene Warrenfeltz Berlees Simmons John Smith Gary Payne Ike Eisenhower Ed Thomas Robert House Bob Stockman Keglers Frederick - Washington County Tenpin Association Dick Keyser Jim Filby Rodney Wolf Bob Pennington Pete Haugh Monte Nakano Don Bannon Richard Jones Bernard Simmons Ervin Eisenhower

Md Congressman seeks new Chase post office

Rep. Clarence D. Long D Md tells Postmaster General John A Gronouski that the Chase Maryland post office is ramshackle and should be replaced He released a letter to the postmaster general Tuesday through his office urging a new building.

Washington (Ap Chase, Md Clarence D. Long D-Md John A. Gronouski Long

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