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News Briefs From OVER SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON Reunion Planned ABERDEEN Nearly 200 res ervations have been by the reunion committee of the Weatherwax high school class ol ilf40 which Is planning tho 20lh class reunion July 23 in Ihe Aberdeen Elks club. The response from out-of-town graduates has been very good, and the reunion committee urges local graduates of 1940 to send their reservations in immediately to Box 521, Aberdeen. Last Tuesday night class members met in the Elks building to paint signs and souvenirs for the reunion. A board will bo set up with pictures, copies of the Ocean Breeze and other class souvenirs. The reunion will include a cocktail hour, dinner and dancing.

Robert Skrondal will act as toastmaster, Rocket Hurts Boys OLYMPIA Five young rocket builders learned a. lesson about gunpowder and empty metal cartridges in a painful and tragic way here Friday night. Ricky Tarditf, 9-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tarditf, 824 North Roosevelt street, lost his left eye when a homo made rocket exploded, driving fragments of metal into Ricky and four other youngsters.

Doctors had young Tardiff in surgery for several hours before removing the eye which had been completely shattered by the fragments. He also had pieces of the exploded cartridge in bolh arms, both legs and in his chest. Also seriously wounded by the flying rrielal is Rickey's brother, Tim; 11 years old, who had four deep -lacerations and' 20 other smaller ones on bolh legs and arms. John son of Mr. and Mrs.

John B. Berg, 821 North Roosevelt street, had 50 small wounds all over his body except his face. Less seriously wounded by six to eight small pieces of the flying metal were Bobby Tardiff, 12, and Steve 10. The accident occurred shortly after seven o'clock Friday evening in the Berg yard. Lesson Flunked LONGVIEW-A Longview mother learning to drive Friday afternoon lost control of her auto and smashed into a light standard, injuring herself, her 12-year-old daughter and her husband.

In St. John's hospital today are Mrs. Homer Flemens, 48, 811 Columbia Way, and her daughter Sharon. The freak accident occurred at Nichols boulevard and 20th avenue about 5 p.m., according to Longview police. Flemens was treated for severe mouth lacerations and X-rayed for possible head injuries, then released.

Mrs. Flemens suffered a broken arm and possible chest in- SUMMER AND FALL RADIO PROGRAMS Station and Radio Networks Provide the Following Program Data. The Dally Chronicle Is Not Responsible for Errors. Radio Programs For Tuesday'Night ABC 1000 NBC 10W TIME CBS 710 Mutual 1470 w. a a Men stock Market W.

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IConU ICont.) IConl.) ICont.) Kile )wl Club 5:00 5:1.1 5:30 6:00 e-33 7:00 7:15 7:30 8:15 8:30 1:45 .8:00 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 ntoo 11:15 11:45 iit3o L. Thnmai NIV Sports Desk I News Tom a 710 Show Frank Ooll 110 Show Amos A rconl.) A. Bob Ray World Tonlte Pres. Trip Showcase ICont.) Stereo Sound ri Bible I i Reporter LKellne Sveet. Sound (Cont.) ICont.) Silent Traveling ICont.

1 ICont) (Cent.) (Cont.) Sports Capital lOonl World Today Ratnler Baseball IConl.) (Conl.l (Cont.l ICont.) ICont.) (Cont.) (Conl.J ICont.) ICODt.) Music i OFF" Radio Programs For Wednesday 1410 Wat.ion Rouari'Jp Earlr Wllb BIB ABC 1000 Forenoon With Ed With Brer a i 3'tO--Open With Doc Watson HALF UUl'R ALt A NBC 1NO TIME CBS 710 Mutual .1470 Vandernopr Morn. Vanderhoof Slock a ICoct.) Breakrast Ciub ICont.) fCoot.) E. ICont.) Dick Wahl New) (Cmt.l 1 Coct.) 1 (Cont.) Si Farm Dick Wahl ICont.) Paul a Dick Wahl (Co.I.) (Conl.) Warren Saundera (Cont.) (Cont.l IConl.) (Cont.i (Cont.l (Cont.) Blunders Mews Btock MarVet W. flaunderi Wlhr. Fdw.

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I Matinee 7-10 a 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4:30 6:15 5:30 5:45 6:15 :30 8:45 7:00 1:15 7:30 11:15 8:30 COO 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:15 11:15 I i 11:45 Clime ICo.t.l (Cont.i Matinee 7-10 Dave Ballard (Cant.) U. Thomaa tiW Ner Sports Desk KIHO Nem Tom Harmon 7-10 Show Frank Goi 7.10 ehow AmovAndjr (Cont. Ortolh BobA Ray World Tonlla K1RO Showcase "ICont.I Stereo Bound Bible I i Lire-Una Dixieland Speet Eound (Cont.) (Copl. ICont.) Family Morning Break IConl. Muslo ICont.I ICont,) (Co.l.l Noon Newt ICont.I arlrold Farm.

Matinee Melodies (Conl.l (Co.l.l (Cont. ICont.) ICont.) ICo.l.l IConl.) ICont.) (Cont. Fulton LewU Ealety Serenade a i Travefinr Time IConl.) IConl.) ICODl.) Newt Music (Conl.) it'onr; (Cent.) Bnseball Seattle ICo.t.l (Cont.) (Conl.l (Cont.) IConl.) IConl.) (Cont.) (Oo.l.i SIGN OF?" iirics Her daiighter incurred a wrenched back Both were held on the hospital's surgery floor. "My wife is just leprnlTig to drive," Flemens said at the hos- lilal. "She has a learner's permit.

We were turning Ihe corner (Ihey had been proceeding west on Nichols, boulevard, were turn- ng soutlr on 20th avenue) when she saw this ear coming and got excited--she hit the gas instead of the brake." Fair Readied KALAMA Kalama's Community Fair is less than, a month away. The lair will take place from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 13.

Exhibits will be housed in the Calama high school' agriculture )uilding. Entries will be judged beginning at 9:30 a.m. A parade through downtown will begin at 11 a.m. A horse show, sponsored by the Kalama Trail Riders, will be staged at 2 p.m. Lake Site Fixed A An overhaul of Aberdeen facilities a started Saturday morning as members of the Aberdeen Junior Chamber of Commerce moved in and went to work.

Scheduled for today by the Jaycees was the replacement of planks on the dock, and if time termitied, cleaning out weeds 'rom the bathing area. The Jaycees will schedule other work parties at the lake. Colonizers Get Visas SAN PEDRO, Calif. (AP( After waiting nearly four months, group of Americans, who hone settle in the Galapagos Islands egan getting visas Monday from government of Ecuador. This is the second group organized by the Island Development -o.

td settle a planta- on San Cristobal. Thirty-two settlers left the United States Feb. 25, and 21 are still on the island. Dr. Alfredo Donos, consul general of Ecuador in Los Angeles, said he was authorized Friday to ssue visas to the'second group.

He said all 78 of those who have applied should be processed this week. settlers came here on the Western Trader from Seattle in March; Most'of them have been living aboard the ship in Los harbor. They plan to raise coffee, cocoa and bananas, and to fish for lobster, (una and shrimp when they reach the island. Takes Pastor Post BUCODA Mrs. Belhine Welker, formerly of Bucoda, who has been attending the Pentecostal Bible school at Gilroy, Is the new pastor of the Violet Prairie Full Gospel church in southern Thurslon county.

New officers of the church include Mrs. Eleanor Grayless, secretary treasurer; Mrs. George Vaughn, Maytown, Sunday school superintendent. Scholarship Won TENINO Miss Linnea Wicklund, member of the I960 graduating class of the Tenino high school, is the recipient of a Par ent Teacher scholarship at Western Washington College, ham. It provides $175 a' year lor years.

It has been seven years since a local high school graduate received this award. Tour Is Completed W. and Mrs. 0. H.

Haapala of Wlnlock have completed a three-week lour of Mexico with a selected group of teach ers and students from Arizona Slate university. Tin. Haapaias are attending a summer session al ASU and the tour was part of a course on Mexican civilization. Singer to Wed HOLLYWOOD A Singer Jimmy Boyd plans to marry Dallas, girl July 30. Boyd said he will wed Yvonne Craig in her homo Is 21.

Lewis county 4-H Horse Fair winners who competed in the county wide affair held last weekend at the Southwest Wosh- ngion fairgrounds had been announced today by Mrs. Floyd Udlzenberg, Chehalis, siiperin- of the three-day competition. The champion' award in the lalter class was won by Sandy Coluceio of Cenlralia with the reserve champion going to Lana Melzenberg, Chehalis. Sfephanie Rhodes of Mayfieid won the champion award in equi- TOP WINNERS of the Lewii CounJy 4-H Horse Fair are shown here from left, front row: Linda Metzenberg, horse iudse; Darlene Young, champion In Stephanie Rhodes, champion in equitation; Sherry Colucclo, champion In liMIng and showing and Sandy Colucclo, champion in the halter Awards Listed for Horse Fair Winners tation with Sherry Coluccio of Centralla winning reserve champion. The championship practical horsemanship was won by Jarlee llokanson, route 1, Chehalis, and reserve champion by Karen Gutschow, Centralia.

The champion award in filling and showing was won by Sherry Coluccio. This included a Ross Cole Memorial trophy, plus a $15 scholarship which may be used for Slate 4-H county 4-H camp or the annual WSU Horse Judging School and show. class, Back raw, Gail Anderson, reserve champhwi In herdsman- ship; Diane Movies, reserve champion In judging; Karen Gutschow, reserve grand champion of show; Lana. Metien- berg, grand champion of Ihe show, and Hokanson, champion winner in practical horsemanship. Extension Service Photo Tiompson, r6ute 1, Chehalis; Alan 'owell, Julia Ann Lester, Jacklyn 6wel), of route 2, Onalaska; Gary Brassard, Diane Brossard, Sharon tusser, Karen Curtis, Cora Lee mnis, Jerry Smith, all of Napa 'ine, and Linda Schwarz, Caro inn Schult, Joann Wilson, Janls Vilson, David Blumenthal am Hertwtg, all of Centralia A total of 33 horses was ex libiled.

by 'county 4-11 members Mrs. Melzenberg said. TV PROGRAMS Seattle 5-- KING Seattle 6-KOIN Portland 7-KIRO Seattle 8-KGW Portland 11-K1N1 lacoma JJ-KTVW Seattle Late a i a 87 A i A i i 'he reserve champion in fitting md showing was won by Darleno Young route 1. Chehalis. Another trophy for champion icrdsmanship vyas won by Dar- fne Young with Gail Anderson, route 2, Cliehalis, winning reserve champion.

The high point, silver a award for grand champion of Ihe show was' won by Lana Metzen- lerg, Chehalis. Karen GuLschow of Centralia won reserve grand champion. The lop honor In the district 4-H horse judging contest wen I to Finley of Handle with Diane Hovies, route 3, Chehalis, winning the reserve championship. Other blue ribbon winners in the 4-H horse fair included: Belly McKim, route 4, Cliehalis; Sharon 6:15 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 8:30 10:00 10:15 10:30 11:00 c-lSO 6:55 7:00 7109 1:15 7:5 7:55 8:30 9:30 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:30 A (5) Stan Boreson (6) IS Men J. P.

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(AP) Walter P. Smart of Alle- iheny county Monday dismissed aulo larceny charges that had been filed against Joseph B. Abranis, 18, of suburban Dormont. But the jurist found Ihe youth gullly of driving without the owner's consent and placed huh oil probation for one year. The judge acted after Asst.

Dist. Ally. Ezra D. Grodner said he had been informed that Abrams, had returned all the cars to the point where he had taken lhem washed some ol them, put gasoline in one tank, this note for one owner saying "your brakes need tightening." Read The Chronicle Classitkdsl JAMES STEWART A COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE PLUS "IN THE WAKE OH A STRANGER" TWIN CITY DRIVE-IN Open at 7:00 p.m. Show at Dusk.

Children FREE Starts ONE OF THE GREAT MOTION PICTURES 11 Not since "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" has the motion picturecamera rattled a family skeleton more loudly than in "Home From the Hill." Relentlessly, it unfolds the story of Wade Hunnicutt, a stranger to the wife he married; of his two sons, only one of whom bore his name, aid of a girl who needed love and wasn't too proud to for it. Too, people are marveling at the performances of two new young George Peppard and George Hamilton. They're both going places! METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Robert Eleanor MITCHUM- PARKER in A SOt C. SIEGfi PflODUCTION 'Home from the CO' I faffing MIHIOM-INAPAIIEN In CINEMASCOPE BROUGHT BACK FOR LAUGHS Marjorie Main Percy Kilbride "MA PA KETTLE ON VACATION" TACOMA GIANTS SHOW DANCE SHOW THE CHAMPS Voted BEST Rock 'H Roll Group In tho U. S.

in 19511 Over Million Records sold in 2 ytartl Top Include: "Roek- itl' "Train to No and "Too Much Dava Burgeti, ex-dltc jockey, who Plays guitar and vocalitt for The Champs it the leader. Don't Mlsj Thlt Showl CENTRALIA ROLLERDROME JULY 20 to 15:30 a.m. Mm,) Jl.50«f*r»?, $2.00 after A DIME A WEEK BUYS COFFMAN-DOBSON BRANCH CHEHALIS That's all a safe deposit box costs at National Bank of Washington--little more than a penny day. Yet you enjoy around-the-clock bank protection for all your valuables: insurance policies, important records, 'jewelry, kecpsnkes. Stop in tomorrow and lot us show you how you can buy safety for only a dime a week, THE A OF A OUR I IS 27 A I I A A I M'E 6 A I '1-',.