The Daily Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 12

1 GE THE DAILY COURIER, CONNELLSVILLE, PA. SATURDAY, JUNE 4,1960. Debbie Griglak to Compete For Many National Spelling Bee Prizes in Washington When Miss Debbie Griglak of; Mary Fuller a i Memorial School of vies with 71 other contestants in the 33rd 1 annual National Spelling Bee in Washington, D. C. June 6-11, she will not only be competing for the 'honor of winning the title of a tional spelling champion, but alsoj for the numerous prizes being offered by the Scnpps rioward newspapers, sponsors of the national bee.

A total of 72 contestants from all over the United States will participate in the bee. Cash awards totaling 55,700 will be paid to contestants. Every contestant in the bee, irrespective of where he or she finishes, will receive at least $50. First prize awards for the champ'on inc'ude a cash 1 prize, a loving cup, a plaque to I the champion's school and an ad-1 ditional S100 bonus for an escorted week-end trip to New York City immediately after the bee Washington. Second prize, for the will be $500.

Third prize will be. $250 and cash awards of S100 will' be given each of the next five places. Contestants who finish nine through 18, will each receive S75. Contestants finishing 19th through 72nd will each receive S50. Miss Griglak, earned the privilege of representing Western Pennsylvania in the national bee by winning the local spelling bee sponsored by The Daily Courier! in Connellsville in April and then defeating 64 other contestants from Pennsylvania school districts at Schenley High School in Pittsburgh, in May.

She will be accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Laddie L. Griglak and Miss Mane Snyder, a teacher and sponsor during the past three years of The Daily Courier's spelling bees at the Mary Fuller Frazier Memorial Junior High School in Perryopolis where Miss Griglak is an eighth, grade honor student. The group will fly to Washington with Joe Williams, promotion editor of the Pittsburgh Press and will stay at the Mayflower Hotel. Edward L.

Smith, circulation manager and spelling bee director of The Daily Courier will join the group in Washington Tuesday. Miss Griglak's week of sightseeing and entertainment will start immediately on her arrival in Washington, with a trip to the Federal Bureau of Investigation and a personal visit with its director. J. Edgar Hoover. If Miss Griglak can outspell the 71 contestants, her week of sightseeing and entertainment could end with TV appearances in New York City.

The spelling bee eliminations vill get underway at 8.30 a Wednesday in the grand ballroom of the Mayflower Vioo e' The bee will continue until 3 The final championship rounds be resumed the following day Nikila Says Eisenhower until a national been selected. champion has Friday the annual spelling bee banquet will be held with the crowning of the king or queen presentation awards and specia entertainment. Debbie Gngiak, Western Pennsylvania spelling bee enainpicn, gets a boodbye kiss from sister Betsy, seven, as she departs for President By HENRY SHAPIRO United Priss MOSCOW (UPI) Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev launched another bitter personal attack on President Eisenhower today, saying he was irresponsi- jble, unfit for office and "danger- jous" as the head of a major state. Khrushchev also claimed that Eisenhower told him at Camp David he did not favor unification of Germany because he feared a strong Germany.

As he did at a press conference in Paris at the collapse of the summit conference last month. the Soviet premier gesticulated with both hands in an excited manner as he lashed out at the U.S. President before 400 newspaper, television and radio cor respondents He offered Eisenhower a job as "manager of a kindergarten" in Russia where he could "do no harm." Calls Adenauer Lunatic Khrushchev also said West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer was ready for a "lunatic asylum." He reiterated a threat by his defense minister that Soviet rock- lets -would strike at foreign bases ifrom which any planes took off land violated Soviet air space. He started off with a long statement reviewing the revised disarmament proposals which he presented to the ivorld Thursday night. Then he invited questions from correspondents and Ms statements on Germany followed.

"Eisenhower told me at Camp David that he was not willing to see a united Germany because the United States fears a strong Germanv," Khrushchev said. He added that if French and British leaders spoke up honestly and boldly they also would admit they keeping Germany divided. Says Ike Dangerous Then Khrushchev lashed out at Eisenhower personally with some of the strongest and harshest criticism ever applied to the U. S. Pittsburgh Airport to board a plane at noon Sunday for Washington, D.

where the national finals will be held June 6 11. Awaiting their turn are Jeffrey, eight, and Marcia, 10. Daughter of Mr and Mrs. Laddie Griglak, of Penvopohs, R. 2, Debbie won The Daily Courier-sponsored district finals to successfully compete with 64 contestants in Pittsburgh for the Western Pennsylvania crown.

'Courier Photo He said was irresponsible and unfit for office and SHOPPING CENTER STORE GETS UNUSUAL VISITOR Durstine Tri-Town Uoail I Suite Kenneth E. Durstine is the new president of the Dawson Vanderbilt Lions Club, being chosen 1 to succeed Edward Orlando. Other have been elected as follows: Wade Haas, first vice president; Oliver Oglevee, second vice president; Fred Leighty, third vice president; H. Roy Herbert, secretary treasurer; John McKitrick, lion, tamer; Albert L. Poth- hoff, tail twister, and Glenn McGill and Joseph Orlando, directors.

Mrs. Charles Pliss of 317 Georgia Ave. told city police she reached the back seat of her Rambler station wagon to close a door when her foot slipped off the brake onto with the manager and clerks, none was injured, thte gas pedal. The vehicle jumped the curb at but several mannequins were tossed aside by the plate glass window of Norstan Apparel Shops, Inc. at 7:15 p.m.

Friday. Although a number oi shoppers were iniide the shopping center and crashed through a large impact. Courier Photo) Protestants Ask $259,000 Relief Fund tor Chileans Former (ountian Will Present Co-Authored Paper io Academy Wilda A. Miller, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of Uniontown, is co-author of a paper, "Epidemological Studies of Coronary Heart Diseases." which will be presented to the National Aca- this TODAY'S ALMANAC By United Press international Salt, Pepper Shakers Exhibit Presented Before Hospital Aid Today is Saturday, June 4.

the 0 156th d'ay of the year, with 210,, more in 1960 The moon is approaching fu'l phase. NEW YORK In response to new reports of desperate suffering caused by recurring earthquakes and tidal waves in Chile, Protestant churches of America and other nations appealed for S250.00Q in emergency relief funds for the disaster area. The funds' requested are designed to purchase building ma- ifciia.i, other relief supplies for devastated area. wnere 2.000,000 persons 65 per cent of the south of Santiago. are shelter the heart of the i bitter PLEASANT -of salt a hewn to of the Frick Memorial Senior Sodely al lhe Tne S250.0QO anneal from the The morning stars are Mars meeting i season.in tne nurs- at Ge- demy of Sciences this week ana Saturn nome.

me couectioa is ownea. Swhzeriand has been ad New City, On this day history: Jand was shown, oy Tnomas, ch She has been engaged in re-. In George III. King a member. Each person search for the American Heart iBritam and Ireland was b.orn jmade a donation and the money Assn.

in Chicago, 111. In 1893, the Anti-Saloon League was put into the general fund. A graduate of Uniontown Hos- of America was organized in Ohio. than 100 sets were included piial, she attended Allegheny Col- 1 la 1896. Henry Ford drove the the exhibit with salt and pepper nations throughout the world More than S90.000 already has beea subscribed by nation church include lege and received her training at St.

Luke's Hospital. at 53 Bagley Avenue. Detroit. jthe union and from many foreign N. later receiving a bachelor 1 In 1936, the first Socialist gov-j countries Included were minia- versity of Chicago.

Garden Equipment Fencing Stolen In City by Thieves nurses.first Ford car from a brick from most states in rArvv 2Ilj' Ilylll om The Netherlands, from New Zealand. Sl.OOO ilu and S22.500 from crvstal se.s. ceramics kaiser of Germany, died in Doom, shaped like birds, animals of si! jHoliand. where he lived in be'ls, carved wooden items In 1942, the battle of Midway anv others. I began ships of the Navy' rs Wiibert vice of science degree from the Uni- ernment took office in ranee, 'ture beer steins from Germanv, In 1941.

Wilheim II. irom former unusual Church Dedicates Bible School Staff at Service Teachers and workers of the Central Methodist daily vacation'School win begin Tuesdaj morn- Bible school were dedicated at mg the First Methodist Church, the mid-week prajer service under sponsorship of the host Vacation School Al Methodist Church Tuesday A coonerative Vacation Bible Wednesday evening. They are: Pastor and advisor, the Rev. Morris Shields, director. Mrs.

Paul Krumanacker. pianist, Miss Jean Hillen: workship leader and music director. Mrs John Knabenshue. assistant, Mrs. Donald Riggar; secretarj, Evelyn Cole and Sarah Henry; handwork.

church, the First Christian Church land John's Lutheran Church Adult leaders will be Mrs. H. Scbmer Mr? David Bron-e" world." Obviously excited anf ot Itie jmet a Japanese Seel near Mid prco.dem. conducted the way Island, 1200 miles northwest ne absence of Mrs. W.

H. of Hawaii. president. Discussion centered or. 3 project of plastic Thought for today- Greek play- inserts for converting ordinary Firemen Consider Street Fair Plans At Mount Pleasant, MOUNT PLEASANT Annual and Thieves'struck" the Wills Roadj and East End areas of Connells- "Snt Aeschulus said: "Time glasses into sun glasses.

r0 nven'ion of thp Wes'err jville Wednesday night, grows old teaches many lcs-j Mrs. Patrick reported on lating with both hands, Khrush- chev declared: yard and garden equipment and I i Ui When he siops being President st rted the of npcf lAh -u'o y.fr-- i the best job we couid offer him Lawrence Schmidle of 523 Eliza a power mower from his yard and Mrs in this country manager of ajj ohn Palmer of 296 Wllls Rd told Kindergarten wnere we are sure po lice six secl ons of white garden he could do no harm. But to be fence and a bird bath were taken at the head of a mighty her yard, ne is dangerous." Reporting theft of gasoline were 'He certainly could do a lot of'joe Roy of 250 East Fairview harm in his position," Khrush- 1 Ave. and Graydon Berwick of Wills chev said. Khrushchev said that at the 1955 summit conference in Geneva the late Secretary of State John Dulles sat on Eisenhower's right.

"The only thing the President would do was to take notes from Dulles hastily scribbled, and iRd. The gas tank cap was also taken from Roy's car. Mrs Edgar Swartzweider. Mrs.j out even pretending, would Doyle Hileman, Mrs. A.

J. Rey-U lim 3e them," Khrushchev noids. Mrs. H. R.

Gordon, Mrs.jsaid,^meaning Dulles was telling William Poner, Mrs. Charles Dixon. Mrs. James Hmes, Mrs. Eleanor Cupples and Mrs.

Albert African Missionary To Speak Tomorrow Al First U. P. Church Mrs. Dale assistant. Mrs.

Kemp Jr. Ralph Craft, helpers. Jennifer Gardner, Alice Rmgler, Dorothj Lancaster and Shirley Camlin. Kindergarten 1, Mrs. Donald Williams, helpers.

Mrs. Paul Lancaster and Mrs. Josephine O'Brien: kindergarten 2, Mrs Richard Youth Crusaders Council June 12 MOUNT PLEASANT An hon- the President what to say. Was Horrified "He would openly avert his eyes lo what was written wait for the next note on the next question. I was horrified at the spectacle and said to myself 'where are we Khrushchev referred to West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer in similar terms.

He said Adenauer "lost his rea- Get Rich Switch. FORT WORTH. Tex. (UPI) -Mrs. Margaret Lucille Bunker, 24, testified Thursday that her hus- bsr.d.

Jerry, wanted her to marry a millionaire and then divorce him so she and Bunker could live on the millionaire's money. ahe recent salad smorgasbord for jMrs. Dan Cook, chairman, who Firemen's Association and annual street fal- discussed by the i i' VJ UOJ'wW tilt- Today is Sunday, June 5 the was aosent Mrs. Lipps declared easant Voluateer Fjre Depart 157th da of the year, with 209 the event had been successful. more in 1960.

The moon is approaching its full phase. The morning stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. On this day in history: In 1723, Adam Smith, Scottish economist, was born. In 1865, the hymn, ''Onward. Christian Soldiers," was sung for The business session was in Joins Air Force.

charge of Ernest Dolan, pres'dent Robert L. VanKirk. son of of lhe 3oca! irem en as well as of and Mrs. John M. VanKirk.

and. lhe district association The con- Oyde Fearer, son of Mr. and Mrs. i venison is to be Augua Ernest Fearer, of Uniontown, en- 10 and but vet arg jn listed in the U.S. Air Force.

Van- Complete. Men reported Kirk will go into the electronics to a prope Site career field and Fearer into the administrative field after the first time at a parish festival ting basic training at Lact' held in Horbury, England. Tand Air Force Base, Tex. In 1872, at the Republican Na- 1 be unable to hold a camp. Do- com-'- said Lie convention aefunte- be held the three days in August.

It tentatively tional Convention in Philadelphia, shek was bom. Ulysses Grant and Henry the Thousht for today: 'is noiv planned for a hotel, prob- jabiy in Pittsburgh. Scottish' Pians were advanced also for dency and vice presidency economist Adam Smith said "The street iair at tne usual pjace i what on Washington St. the week of In' 1876, visitors to the centen-jreal price of everything, what nial exposition at Philadelphia 'everything really costs to the man 20-25 Advance ticke's are Judge Fisher T. Denny their first bananas.

jv.ho wants to acquire it. is the to be put into the hands of area her a divorce from Bunker. In 1898. Madame Chiang Kai- toil and trouble of acquiring i merchants within a few days. "Cole helpers, Mrs.

William council for the Christian Tcouth Mrs Harold Jones and Crusaders of the Free Methodist i son a time ago and is fit Mrs Bruce Miner Church will take place Sunday, only for a straitjacket and a jjune 12. Mothers of the members lunatic asylum." TT I Fu me will pm the award pins on their! In his opening statement, The Rev. W. Donald Robert Lindsay: grade 2. There fae dis i Khrushchev called for kk ad D.

is on furlough romiMrs. Alvie Provance. Mrs Alvie the work which Crusa tion of the new Soviet disam the American Mission Pokw 0 baugn: grade 3. section several i me nt plan to avert the threat of Gambela Ethiopia. Africa, will Elsie Strain and Mrs.

Allen Ti- laqmntoja global speak at the 11 am. worshlp'key; section 2. Mrs. Robert Mill- 1 service Sunday at the First United Presbyterian Church, Morton Ave. and Pittsburg St.

A native of Blairsville. he was graduated from Westminster College in 1928 and from Pittsburgh- Xenia Theological Seminary in 1934 Westminster College 'conferred the honorary degree Doctor of Divinity on him. er and Mrs Marie Beneke: grade 4. Mrs. Richard Franks and Mrs.

Joseph Huey: grade 5. Mrs. R. Wagner; Bosley and 1 is pastor. I Pickup 3rd pgh: "The problem grade 6.

Mrs. John Mrs Georgia Merchant, and grades 7 and 8, Mrs Donald Morse. The school will be held each of morning except Saturday from 9 to 11-30 o'clock June 6-17. A closing program will be presented at Sunday, June 19. All children are invited to attend, Since 1943 he has been doing pioneer work among the Anuak people in Sudan and Ethiopia.

His responsibilities include the building of houses, evangelistic work. educational and medical activi- Falls on Stairs. ties, growing food and providing Mrs. Mildred Vukovich, 38, of tneat from the forests. Crucible, suffered a possible con- euton when she fell down a Pplio Clinic Jvnt t.

flight of stairs at the home of A polio clinic will be held at friends, Mr. and Mrs. James An- Brownsville General Hospital drews. She is listed in critical from 7 to 9 p.m. June 6 sponsored condition in Greene County Memby the Lions Club.

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