The Palladium-Item, Richmond, Sfov A 5 'J -if' 5 V.4 if 1 1 High WSnds Scatter Trees, Limbs -i Mp Si i i. 7 4 Palladium-Item Photos kJ. my -f 5f Richmond Street Department employes work to remove a large tree which toppled onto the first block of North Twentieth Street during the Sunday night storm. (Palladium-Item Photos) if r- 51 s. It 1 High winds whipping through the town of Webster on U.S.
35 early-Monday toppled a tree and television tower onto the garage at the B. J. Pond residence. The winds also cut a path through a small garden at the rear of the home, knocking over stalks of corn. WVWM I i' Tree limbs and bushes littered almost the entire length of the road following the storm.
A motorist carefully maneuvers his auto around pieces of a tree which fell onto Backmeyer Road. 150 Attend Appreciation Day At Interfaith Housing Friday and Saturday, Sept. 7-8 at the apartment complex. Residents hope to make Appreciation Day an annual affair, with September chosen as the month next year. A large tree blocks the intersection of North West and Boyer streets, forcing traffic to detour.
A street light was damaged. representative of the group. Guests were taken on a tour of tne new library in the solarium on the third floor. They also viewed the display of hand crafted articles the residents have made for the bazaar to be held at the apartment building in November. Handicraft lessons are given free on Wednesday afternoons by Helen Rhine-hart of Centerville and by Jerry Marker on Friday afternoons.
Also on display were items for a rummage sale to be held Local Dog Owners Win Ribbons In Shows Psychiatrist Coming For Clinic Meet Long-holding12 FASTEETH Powder. A It takes the worry out of wearing dentures. Edith Fudge, Dixie Marrs, Elsie McCloskey, Zelln Konig, Boa Cook, Flora Grimm and Jerry Marker and many other residents helped the managers plan the affair. Entertainment was provided by Carol Duvall and Sue Thornton, formerly known as the Bousmiin Sisters who sang for radio station WKBV. They are nieces of Mrs.
Marker. Carol was the piano accompanist. Walter Snavely, also a resident and a member of the Masonic Glee Club, sang several minstrel songs, accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Oetting. Ina Burden, another resident, played a piano solo and sang several songs.
She also played a piano-organ duct with Mr. Oetting. Cards and other games provided added entertainment. Band Helped A cash donation from the residents was presented to John Parshall for the Richmond High School band trip to California by Mae Kinsclla, Appreciation Day was observed Saturday afternoon and evening at the Interfaith Housing complex on North West Fifth Street, The managers, Mr, and Mrs. EdOetting, and the residents gave a pitch-in dinner and corn roast for members of the board of directors, ministers who helped in getting the retirement home started and those who have made donations of any kind to Interfaith.
Nearly 150 residents and guests attended. Mr. Oetting constructed an open pit for the corn roast and tables were set up on the south side of the building for those wanting to eat outside. Committee composed of Ruth Brehm, Vira Schnelle, Air Force Assigns Woman Mechanic MARCH AFB, Calif. (UPI) Terri Ponzetti, the first woman in the Air Force to work as a jet engine mechanic, is now installing and inspecting engines at this base near Riverside.
Airwoman Ponzetti, 19, was assigned to Murch Air Force Base after she was graduated first in her class at technical school at Chanute Air Force Base in Rantoul, III. DRY CLEANING By Professionals You'll be pleased by the extra special attention we give your 'cleaning! Members of the Whitewater Valley Kennel Club attended area shows at Dayton, Ohio, and Anderson Sunday. At the All-Breed Show sponsored by the Anderson Kennel Club, Donna and Richard Longer's Norwegian Elkhound, "Conray's Mr. Bo-jangles," was judged second in his Open Dog Class and also Reserve Winner's Dog. Their "Rikkana's Holiday Cheer" was judged winner of the Open Bitch Class, earning another point toward her championship, then judged best of opposite sex in the best of breed competition.
John and Pamela Tibbs' Irish Setter, "Briarwood's Red Baron O'Quince," was judged winner of his Novice Dog Class. David and Caroline Winters' Samoyed, "Ch. Jac-Lin's Silver Sunset" was judged best of opposite sex in losing to the No. 1-ranked Samoyed bitch in the U.S. in the best of breed competition.
At Dayton's Hara Arena, the Dayton Kennel Club sponsored its annual "puppy match." Harry and Charlotte Ammonett's Basenjis, "Te-noma's O'Brien," took first in his 4- 6-month puppy dog class, with litter mate, "Te-noma's Kelly," taking second. The Ammonett's Shih Tzy, "Tenoma's Maylin," took second place in a 2- to 4-month puppy bitch class. Carolyn and Richard Wick-ersham's Alaskan Mala-mutes, "Rippleridge's Kisha," took first in a two-to-four-month puppy bitch class; her litter brother, "Rippleridge's Nannu," took first in a 2- to 4-month puppy dog class and was judged best of opposite sex in the best of breed competition. Harold Willen and Richard Blandford entered their recent litter of Saluki puppies all coming home with ribbons: "Hyser Station's Alleluia" was first in the 4- 6-month puppy dog class, later judged best of opposite sex in the best of breed competition, "Hyser Station's Andrew was second in the class, "Hyser Station's Alibaba" was third; in the 4- to 6-month puppy bitch competition, "Hyser Station's Asaabo" was judged first in her class. In Irish setters, Pamela Tibbs' "Sergent's Star Maker O'Quince" won fourth place in the 6- to 9-month competition for bitches and Sandra Sargent's "Sergent's Sabretosche" was third in his 6- to 9-month puppy dog class.
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966-1951 Dr. Richard McNabb of Indianapolis will be speaker at the annual meeting of Wayne County Child Guidance Clinic at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 19, in the aduito-rium at Green Acres School. Dr.
McNabb is a psychiatrist at LaRue Carter Hospital in Indianapolis, working one day a week at Camilla Dunn Mental Health Clinic in Richmond. Since 19G2 the Child Guidance Clinic has offered help to emotionally disturbed children and their parents. There will be a meeting of the board prior to the annual meeting at which time officers will be elected. This is not open to the public. The annual meeting is open to the public.
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