Eureka Humboldt Standard from Eureka, California • Page 8

HUMBOLDT STANDARD Friday, Juno 2V, 1962, P. 8 Flag Sale Lauded By DAY Chapter The Eureka chapter of the Dis-1770 still lives in our hearts ablcd American Veterans Wednes- day as fresh as it was 186 yea day night --'--'J YOUR BEST SHERWIN'WlLUAMS PAINTS ANY PAINT COLOR YOU mixed in seconds on our adopted a resolution commending Eureka Newspapers. for its Flags for Freedom Crusade. The resolution cites the com- THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Co. pariy's "firm belief that America will never lose the spirit of Teedom and that our people will never grow soft or complacent." It said "Eureka Newspapers.

believes that failure lo fly flags on homes on national holidays is due more to lack of opportunity than to lack of pa- and that the Spirit of son Square Garden July 21. The chapter-urged residents acquire and fly the colors. The ENI offers national an state flags at cost to make the available to all. FULLMER TAKES FIGHT NEW YORK (UPI)-Don Ful mer of West Jordan, Utah, ha signed to fight Juan (Rocky Rivero of Argentina in a 10-roun nationally-televised bout at Mad JET ALL DRAGON Fireworks Stands OPEN FOR BUSINESS SUNDAY, JULY 1st Five Youths To Attend Christian Athletes Meet Five of the area's outstanding young athletes have won the sponsorship of'three Division 20 Kiwanis Clubs to attend this sum- Tier's Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) convention August 11-18 at Colo. Three Eureka High stars, Steve Jordan, Les Throssel and Bob Johnson, St.

Bernard's High's Boh Allen and Phil! Gustavson, a June graduate of Arcata High, have een chosen to attend this year's session. In addition, probably two South 'ork athletes will be selected to attend under the auspices of the Garbervillc Kiwanis Club and the Redwood Kiwanis Club of Mirana. Several of the other nine clubs idicate they plan to begin spon- oring atheltes in 19G3. These in hide'dubs at Fortuna, Scotia anc (lamatli. Although Clubs at Garberville and Miranda both said they plan to sponsor a boy and are currently in the process of making their selection.

The a club is sending three boys who will be seniors at Eureka High next fall. Jordan fcooiiit; uicu appi ii is a swimming sprint star while his dedic a ed service ip the FCA convention 'hich annually features severa the nation's top collegiate oaches, is not operated by the iwanis, California clubs n- ored 130 of the 152 boys who at- ended from the Golden State last Throssel is a tackle in football and an ace distance.runner on the Logger track Johnson is a guard in football and plays first base in baseball. Ellen plays basketball, is a catcher in baseball and one of top golfers at St. Bernard's where he will be a junior next fall. He was elected student body vice president last spring.

Gustvson graduated from Arcata earlier this month where he was an honor student and All- League halfback in football. He also played basketball and was an outstanding hurdler and high jumper in track. Gustavson is scheduled to play for the North Aug. 25 in the Seventh Annual Redwood Empire All-Star Foot- all Classic in Arcata. This quintet follows last year's Mike Redman of Eureka, Ron Maher of South Fork, Bill Fleckenstein of Arcata and Jimmy Bonomini of St.

Bernard's who attended the convention. The camp at Estes Park is one of two in the United States. Another is located at Lake Geneva, and a third is planned for Silver Bay, N.Y., next summer. The FCA, working with the slogan of "inspiration and perspiration," encourages all faiths and races to attend. At Estes Park, there are chapels for the Jewish, Protestant and Catholic faiths.

Retirement Fete For PGE Man Alex Duncan, an employe of tl Pacific Gas and Electric honored at a retirement luncheo at the Ingomar Club Thursda noon, and at a banquet at th Baywood Golf and Country Clu Thursday evening. The luncheo was sponsored as an expressio of the company's appreciation his faithful service, accordin to T. P. Jenkins, Humboldt div sion manager. The banquet wa given by fellow employes an friends who join the company expressing their appreciation A native of Scotland, Dunca became an American citizen i 1919.

He started to work for th company in 1939 as a mechani at the Eureka Power Plant. Wire this plant was shut down in 196C he was transferred to the Hum boldt Bay Power Plant. Duncan has been very active i the Masonic Lodge and is pres ently district inspector for thi area. His retirement plans ar indefinite, but undoubtedly the include fuller enjoyment the friendship of his eight grand children. KNICKS SIGN PAIH NEW YORK (UPIJ--Al Butler and Donnis Butcher have signed 1962 contracts with the New York Knickerbockers of the Nations Basketball Association.

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