Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 202, Decatur, Adams County, 27 August 1959 — Page 8

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TEN COMPETE Continued rrom page on* ette in the oFrt Wayne V.F.W. Post 857, Jim Ebby Post. Miss Chew Miss Jacqueline Chew, 16, will also be a junior at Decatur high school this coming year. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Chew, Jr., 1229 West Adams street, and has one sister, Carla, 6. Her sponsor is Decatur Super Market. Her hair is black, her eyes brown. She is a member of the Decatur high school band, the junior American Legion auxiliary, and the choir of the First Methodist church. Back from the Mid-Ameri-ca music camp at Ball State Teachers College, she will play a Bute solo in Friday night’s talent contest—‘‘Scheherezade,” by Rim-sky-Korsakoff. Her accompanist will be Carolyn Luginbill. • Miss Kaehr Miss Jeanne Kaehr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Kaehr, route four, is also an Adams Central high school entrant in the contest. A blue-eyed blonde, she has one brother and four sisters. She has been employed at the Dutch Mill drive-in in Bluffton this summer. At Adams Central high school, she is a member of the Sunshine Society and has been chosen for the national honor society. Ip Friday I DECATUR DRIVE-IN THEATRE —Last Time Tonight—- “ Desire Under the Elms’* With Anthony Perkins, Sophia Loren, Burl Ives Carload for a Dollar! frl&satT The Brawling, Sprawling Story of The Westward Trek of a Proud. Adventurous People! | - ADDED THRILLER - She’s The Most Exciting Event On the Big-Time Rodeo Circuit! MAMIE VAN DOREN “Born Reckless” Curvaceous Singer of 6 Songs! Sat Midnite Bonus Hit! “Tokyo After Dark” - o o Sun. A Mon. — DORIS DAY. “It Happened to Jane*’—Color Jack Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs

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I evening’s contest, she will give a humorous monologue. Her sponsor ■ is Monroe Grain and Supply. Miss Martin Miss Sharon Louise Martin, sponsored by Linn Grove Hardware, will present a tap routine in the 1 Friday contest. She is the daugh--1 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard-Mar- ' tin, route one, Geneva, and has 1 two brothers, Richard Martin, Bluffton; and Donald Martin, at home; three sisters. Janice Noll, Bluffton; and Mary Lynn and Rhonda Bonita, at home. , She has brown eyes and dark brown curly hair. Vice president of her class at Hartford high school, she also belongs to the Methodist youth fellowship at her church and has had five years of 4-H work, including five years each in baking and sewing. Miss Rafert Miss Winifred Rafert. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wilfred Rafert, near Preble, is one of Monmouth high school’s entries. In the middle of her family, she has sisters older than she is. a younger sister, and a younger brother. Sixteen, | the blue-eyed blonde is sponsored by the Ideal Dairy Bar. In school, she is a member of the chorus, girls’ volley ball team, and, last semester, a member of the student council. She is secretary of the Zion Lutheran Friedheim Walther League, and is a member of both the Women’s choir rnd the mixed choir. She has been a member of the Fort Wayne junior girls’ baseball league for six years. In Friday's contest, she will present a vocal solo, accompanied by her mother. Miss Rice Miss Nancy Rice. 17, and a senior at Monmouth high school next year, is sponsored by Yost Gravel and Ready-Mix. She is the d^ ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J- Reroute one, and has a brother. David and two sisters, Harriet and Rebecca. She has blue eyes and . brown-auburn hair. She began work at Gerber s super market this summer and plans to continue through next year. She has been in 4-H six years, taking mainly clothing projects, and now makes everything she wears. In the junior class play at Monmouth, she,is interested in mathematics and chemistry there. She is a member of the church choir at the First Methodist church, is a Sunday school teacher for the second grade and has been MYF secretary’ Miss Yoder Miss Janice Yoder, sponsored by the Stucky Dri-Gas and Appliance store, Geneva, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Roger Yoder, who live southwest of Berne. A blueeyed brownette, she has one older brother. She will be a junior at at Geneva high school this year, where she is a member of the band, and where she has served as chorus accompanist. She was also a member of the county honor band, the high school pep band, and also a high school trio. She plays the accordion and is a member of the group called the Wabash Ramblers. A member of the First Mennonite church in Berne, she is active in the intermediate girls’ society and in the young people's

group. She has worked at the Trees Drive-in this summer. In Friday’s talent contest, she will present a vocal number, accompanied by Miss Nancy Bollenbacher. Argentine Swimmer Wins Channel Race DOVER, England <UPI) — Ar-i gentine swimmer Alfredo Cama-] rero won the international cross- 1 channel race today, making the grueling 22-mile swim across the choppy English Channel in 11 hours, 45 minutes and 26 seconds. The race was marred by a chaotic start and fears for a time that one of the swimmers had! lost his life. The missing swimmer, Primo Ferreira of Portugal, turned up safe and sound in a French hotel. He had turned around and swum iback to Calais, after his escort boat lost track of him two hours | after the pre-dawn start in the race from Cap Gris Nez, France. Sixteen of the 38 registered l swimmers failed even to get started because of a foul-up in escort boat arrangements and the belief the condition of the channel today made their chances hopeless. Camarero's victory in the cross-channel race, organized by promoter Billy Butlin, brings him the top prize of $1,400. Choppy seas, the mixup in escort arrangements, and the cold: of the early morning darkness j combined to make a mess of the I annual race. I Six of the 22 swimmers who did • get off the French beach gave i up soon after the start. After about 10 hours, Camarero, | a 23 - year -old salesman from i Buenos Aires, was reported well ahead of the dwindling field of swimmers. The remaining American entries in the annual race, Greta Anderson and Myra Thompson, both of Long Beach, Calif., were reported unofficially to be well up with the leaders. Paul Herron. 38. Sacramento, Calif., was forced to! drop out half way across because’ of cramps. I I Ask Marion County 1 Court Judge Cited INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) —A Chicago labor attorney and two un-' ion officers filed a petition with the Indiana Supreme Court late, Wednesday asking that Marion j Circuit Judge John L. Niblack be j cited for contempt of the high court. The petition was filed shortly after Niblack quashed warrants and ordered the release of the three and a picket. The two union officials and the picket were arrested on hte warrants earlier in the day. A fourth warrant, also quashed, named Chicago labor attorney Bernard Mamet with whom Niblack has conducted a running legal battle. The Indiana Supreme Court earlier ordered Niblack to withdraw from the case but Niblack ordered the warrants served anyway because he said the high court did not specifically order them quashed. Arrested were Wesley Taylor, president of the Marion County Building Trades Council; George S. Shaner, council secretary, and Everett Sarley, a picket. It was Shaner’s second arrest in as many days. He was arrested I Tuesday and held for two hoi I s but released after an attorney for the union arrived with a copy of a I writ issued Monday by Supreme Court Judge Frederick Landis which ordered Niblack to proc' -d| I no further in the case. Rev. Rich Returns To Pleasant Valley The Rev. H. D. Rich, pastor of | the Pleasant Valley Wesleyan I church, received unanimous appro- | val from the congregation and of | the annual conference stationing | committee to begin his third year I as pastor of the Monroe church. I Rev. Rich reports that the conI ference and camp-meeting, which I followed the conference, were the | best in many years. The outlook I for a good year was voiced by the I members of the church and its I pastor. Any interested person is I invited to attend the services of I the church in the valley, 2 miles I east, and 1 mile south of Monroe. I Miss Lichtenstiger I To Church Conclave I Miss Florence Lichtenstiger, a I member of the official board of the I First Christian church of Decatur I and secretary of missions and | benevolences, will represent that | church at the international conven- | tion of the Disciples of Christ from | Aug. 28-Sept. 2 at Denver Colo. I The Rev. and Mrs. William Bum- | er of Decatur will also attend the | conference and then continue west | to Disneyland. Calif. Miss Lichten- | stiger will be accompanied by her | sister, Mrs. Marie Lord, to Den- | ver. and by Paul and Margo Lord, I who have been visiting in Decatur I with relatives. They plan to leave I Friday.

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