The Evening Independent from Massillon, Ohio • Page 5

THE EVENING INDEPENDENT. MASSILLON, OHIO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1963 Ex-Local Man Takes Swimming To People Take it to them. That is the thinking behind the swimmobile Jerry Croushore has introduced successfully in. Elizabeth, N. J.

Millersburg Program To POV 3 -Open Sept. 27 swimming. Croushore soon found that youngsters who wouldn't' More than 50 windows of come to the YMCA building for learn to swim campaigns, would Croushore, formerly physical illto when it was director of the Massillon YMCAi brou ht in their neighborhood. is associate general secretary of The pool is four feet deep with itique displays have been arranged Millersburg for. the showing of everything from furniture to ifancies as Holmes county residents During the past Summer 893jhave the effect of making Mil- Irk i jyoungsters passed their beginnerjlersburg a large museum as an- iffcAKb Lrousnore i swim tests in (he swimmobile and tiques and family-heirlooms go got the idea and had a participated in the eight ion display in the village store mobile built through contribu-i weeks it was in operation, accord- windows from a bank t( mobile take on the appearance of a fish, Built on a large trailer and hauled by a tractor, all loaned to his, swimmobile takes swimming into all parts of the county served by the Elizabeth Y.

The main objective is to teach a wealth of relics and souvenirs, many of which will be on dis- pla'y "during the Millersburg festival. The eastern half of Holmes county, containing more than a dozen cheese factories, is nationally known as the producer of Holmes county swiss cheese. On Saturday, Oct. 5, (he Millersburg fire department has arranged a "fireman's parade" and has invited 135 area fire departments to participate. Sunday, Oct.

6, 30 to 40 antique automobiles will be on display by the Canton chapter of the Horseless Carriage club. The weekend celebration will end with a chicken barbecue, iopen roasted over charcoal pits, on Sunday; evening. Odd Fact MEA Sets Up Workshop For Next Monday The Massillon Education asso- elation will sponsor a professional jj worshop next Monday from 2:30 to. 7:15 p. m.

in the Washington ijj high school cafeteria. ig general session will open jg with a welcome from Vickie Col-ijl lins, MEA president, and by Dr. Virgil E. Blanke, perintendent of schools. the Elizabeth YMCA, completely iair conditioned, for use in carry- 'ing the YMCA to the people.

The program, according to a story appearing in the Jour- of Physical Education has brought many inquiries fron YMOA Croups this country and fro a number of foreign lands. Crousnore visited in Massillon last WCCK. Wnkets fr car add Uon to "fine Also or iew wUl be of shav lies i Hubert Booth of London Invented" the vacuum cleaner about 1901. New Teachers i mometi- jtos, including sabers and firearms, are expected to be shown; HOLME.S'" COUNTY and espe-' csally the Killbuck home of Chief Killbuck, who 'was one the most outstanding and in- jfluential of all Indian leaders, is jone of the richest sources of In- jdian lore in the state. Chief I Kiilbuck's legacy to our times is In Bartow, a 121-year-old who has been drawing So- Sec'urity since he retired as a fruit picker at age 112, has a part-time job selling soft drinks and candy bars.

DO FALSE TEETH Rock. Slide or Slip? FASTEETH, ag Improved powder to be sprinkled on upper or lower plntea, holds false teeth more firmly In place. Do riot slide, slip or rock. No gummy, ROoey. pasty tnste or feeling.

PAS- TEETH Is alknliiie (non-acid). Doea not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath). Get FASTEETH at any drug counter. DR.

JOHN H. MARVIN will give an address on the National association's revised code of ethics. This will be followed by a question and answer period on "Implications of Ethics" and a skit, "Role Play- directed by Tracy Miller. A buffet dinner will be served at 4:45 and at 5:45 the workshop group will reconvene in th'e. following committees: Ethics Dr.

Marvin, ant, and Dorothy Weisgarber, chairman; legislative and salary Ken Kate, consultant, and Nick Coso, chairman; public relations Bob Bowling, consultant, and Harold Kiplinger, chairman; TEPS Helen Hessin, consultant, and Grace Archibald, chairman, and social and program Shirley Harper, chairman. The committee sessions will be followed by a brief summary of committee plans for the year by each chairman. Church Calendar TUESDAY First Baptist 7:30 p. Baraca Philathea class. Calvary Baptist Ohio ACCC fall Baptist Temple.

Shiloh Baptist 4:30 p. Mission; Junior choir; Sunshine band; 7:30 p. Christian choir. Friendship Baptist 4:30 p. Cub pack No.

8, Den 1 at 623 Young st SE; Den 2 at 1331 Johnson st SE; 5 p. 'South', circle; 6 p. Deborah circle; Senior red circle; YWA; Boy scouts troop 7 p. Wqmen ushers. Massillon Baptist Temple Revival service with Harvey H.

Springer'as speaker. St. John's United Church of Christ 7:30 p. Quarterly guild meeting. Grace United Church of Christ 9 a.

Women's guild spiritual retreat. Faith Lutheran 7 p. Boy scouts; Evangelism calling. Holy Trinity Lutheran 7 p. Order of St.

John in the parsonage. St. Jacob's Lutheran 7 p. Boy scouts; 8 p. Committee planning.

Welsey Methodist 9:30 a. Canton district; WSCS meeting in Minerva; p. WSCS covered dish dinner in fellowship hall. Epworth Methodist 9:30 a. Bible study; 7:30 i p.

Methodist men. Epworth Methodist 10 a. Morning prayer group in Aldersgate chapel; 12 noon, Golden Age club covered dish dinner in dining room; 7'p. Evening prayer group in Aldersgate chapel; 7:30 p. Executive committee of the evangelistic mission in parsonage, 839 Campbell cir, NE.

MRS. ALMA L. PARKS Mrs. Alma L. Parks comes to the Massillon public schools with teaching ex- perience gained in the Mec- J.

ca township schools where she taught history and bio- logy. She also has substitut- ed in Warren, Ohio public schools. History was her ma- jor in college and she car- ried minors in English and biology. She is a graduate of Youngstown university; additional college credits-g have been earned at Malone college in Canton. Alma's husband, Walter, is associat- ed with the Y.

M. C. A. in Massillon. Mr.

and Mrs. Parks live at 229 Hayes ave NE. MONEY for the working That's our service. When you need some, caH as. DANE MONTAGUE, Mgr.

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