The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • 9

THE WICHITA BEACON Pace 9A Friday June 30 1972 PEOPLE I In the News I Teachers Seek A Way Out of Stifling Cities MONTPELIER Vt (AP) Patrick Barthet 24-year-old English teacher in New York's Spanish Harlem wants to work and live in Vermont The odds are about 300 to 1 against him Theie are roughly 3000 applications on file with the state Department of Education most of them from people like big city teachers who want to move to the country And there are less than 100 teaching vacancies in the state a matter of luck getting a teaching job in Vermont now" said June Centybear head of the Education placement service The 3000 applications are a record number for toe state and Mrs Centybear sees the number increasing as the current crop of college graduates enters the job market all have good Mrs Centybear said HAVE degrees and all saying they just want to get to Vermont where there is still some sanity left" Barthet is typical He holds a degree and has four years teaching experience He and his wife live in an apartment on 107th Street in New York' but what he wants is good environment situation rural a country atmosphere and wanted out of the city ever since we were married" he said in a telephone interview never owned a house say having a house with lots of room and land around it is one of the big things and things like freedom and fresh IN VERMONT where there are less than a dozen vacancies for English teachers he could expect a 32000 cut in his current 39500 annual salary Mrs Centybear said there are about nine teaching applications from outside Vermont for every one that comes from within the state Most of the applicants ere from cities like New York Boston Cleveland Philadelphia and Hartford Polo Teams Practice er team members are Dennis Lalor John MacDonald Anthony Watson and Micheal Davis The Wichita Oil Secretaries Association is sponsoring the benefit game This will be the fourth game of the Reynolds Cup series Wichita has won the first three meetings polo team played a practice game against Wichita Thursday warming up for their benefit game Sunday Jamaica and Fairfield Club meet at 2 :30 pm Sunday on the Hartmoor Field 13th and Rock Road The Jamaicans are led by a pair of four-goal players John Masterton and Harry Miller Oth Time Out for Lunch Mary Quite Contrary Colorado Gov John A Love (left) and Secretary of Interior Rogers Morton took time out for an outdoor lunch after dedication of the Frying Pan Arkansas River project at Lead-ville Colo Thursday The project involves a five-mile tunnel through the Rocky Mountains to divert water from the western slope ot southeastern Colorado for irrigation When Facing Enemy Batters Bigger Role to Unions In Folklore Festival strate their skills and sing songs Modern color presses have been cet up so has a complex knitting machine which turns out brightly patterned fabric There is a gas furnace and squeezer molds to turn out aluminum frying pans This phase of toe festival is designed to correct an imbalance which in the past few years has focused on toe folklore and folklife of rural traditions while largely ignoring the blue-collar worker's role in American culture FOLKLORISTS and union craftsmen in workshops will emphasize the oral tradition of the labor movement and crafts The participating unions: The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners the International Ladies Garment Yorkers toe Lithographers and Photo-tngravers International Union the International Molders and Allied Workers Union and the American Federation of Musicians Food sales crafts demonstrations and workshops are scheduled from 11 a in to 5 daily through July 4 Informal music concerts will continue on four stages until 8:30 WASHINGTON (AP) Navajo sheep herders Maryland horsemen and hunters Baltimore street vendors expert cabinetmakers garment workers and others have set up shop for the sixth annual Festival of American Folk-life opening today Last year more than 800000 persons visited the Smithsonian festival ami toe crowds during the next five days are expected to equal or surpass that figure The festival is held on the Mall and this year a special area has been added on toe Washington channel where five rkipjacks (boats) of the Chesapeake Bay oyster fleet tied up Thursday afternoon A DIFFERENT state is featured at each festival and this year it is turn In addition to the watermen there will be decoy carvers muskrat trappers beekeepers and Greek music dancing and food from Baltimore An area is devoted to Southwest American Indians including the ancient traditional village-dwelling Pueblos to the sheep-herding Navajos cattle-raising Apaches and agricultural Pimas With the cooperation of the AFL-CIO members of five unions will demon Front-Runners in AA Daley Dissenters Be Seated Program Meet With Frustration CHICAGO (AP) A Circuit Court judge ruled Thursday challengers to Mayor Richard Daley and 58 other uncommitted delegates to the Democratic National Approved for Aged to The Beacon WASHINGTON The Convention cannot be seated in place of the Daley group Judge Donald issued a temporary restraining Tournament The team took third the highest by any Kansas fast pitch team in a national meet and Miller was tagged as the Most Valuable Player Speed control and a good change of pace pitch have made Miller the pitcher she is change of pace is an important pitch You have to be able to zip the ball by the batter but the change-up keeps them she said of her and butter" pitch Co-manager Karen Swarts feels change of pace is of the best in the country right now a steady performer for us and the other players look to her for guidance and reassurance" The Arrows are 154 for the season Wichita Fencer Janet Bradley 18-year old Wichita Heights High School graduate will participate in the National Junior Olympic Fencing meet which starts Monday in Boston Miss Bradley finished second in the Midwest Sectional Tourney at Battle Creek Mich to qualify for the national meet The top four finishers in the National Tourney will gain a trip to the World Youth Championships in Madrid Spain Sponsors Needed For Swim Meet A first will be on tap when the 17th annual Wichita Air Capital Swim Meet is staged July 7-9 In the specified pre-Olympic meet an electronic timer will be used for the first time here This meet is one of the biggest of the season in this area Sponsors either individual or company are still needed to defray the costs of trophies and general expenses Any one interested should contact Roe or Ruth knn Messner at 685-7868 Approximately 900 swimmers are expected for the meet with teams from as far away as Hawaii and San Pedro Calif expected to particiate NBC Set to Honor Youth Programs Eighteen youth programs will be honor'd by the National Baseball Congress during the 42nd annual Kansas Championship Tournament which opens July 7 in Lawrence Stadium Programs to be honored and dates: July Oaklawn July 9 El Dorado July 10 Derby July 11 Rose Hill-Da uglass July 12 Augusta July 13 West Side Parochial July 14 YMCA July 15 East Side Parochial July 16 Newton July 17 Beech-Boeing-Cessna July tt Wichita Heights July 19 West Urbar Little League July 22 Southwest Boys Club July 23 Sunnyside Sports League July 24 Park Board July 25 Two Rivers July 26 Haysville and July 27 South Riverside Boys Club By TONY JIMENEZ Beacon Sportf Writer To the average woman "bread and butter" has a different meaning than it does to Mary Miller To Mary Miller the term means her best pitch Mim Miller is the ace of the Wichita Arrows fast pitch softball team which goes into action again Saturday night at the Riverview Diamond at 53rd North and Seneca The foe that night in a twin bill will be Salina Game time is 7:30 Sunday night the Arrows have another doubleheader oh tap against Kansas City Suburban Bank at Kansas City EARLIER THIS season the Wichitans won a pair of games from the KC team by 2-1 and 7-4 scores Although Mary is not slated to start the Saturday contest she has done her time on the mil for the Arrows The chief of the mound crops has rung up a 5-2 record this season in addition to doubling up as a coach Miss Miller has established herself as one of the top hurlers in the Midwest is 80 per cent of this game" she says The 35-year-old Miller started playing softball in the outfield 14 years ago She finally tired of collecting splinters on the bench and decided to pitch It paid off outfield just my she recalls HER EFFORTS finally showed up in 1967 when as a member of a Topeka team she went to the National abrhbi 4010 5000 SOI 0 4 110 4000 2 0 00 4020 4011 2000 0000 0000 24101 obrhM Mason 4 0 2 1 Driscoll 2b Sill Janos cf 4 110 CooHo rf 3 10 0 Burroughs 3 1 1 2 Non lb 4 0 1 1 Groonbrg 3b 4 1 1 0 Fohov 4 2 2 1 SMisa 30 11 3b lb cf IM i 2b I Totals 34 il 7 ON SOI 000-1 soo oil i2-r hi Robles Tulsa 1 Donvor 0 Rolli Burroughs rg 3b Mason Fohoy 2 RRRBBSO UM 111 3 2 2 0 i (W 2-1) 4 110 7 INDIANAPOLIS ObrhM Slope If 4 110 Cwfrd If-ph 0000 Lockloor rf 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HOLLOWAY the attorney for HASKELL widow SHIRLEY who filed ton 345 million lawsuit against Cooley and Liotta said the decision would be appealed Cooley performed the April 4 1969 surgery and Liotta developed the mechanical heart Chess Series Blacklisting Hangs Over Yank Champ AMSTERDAM (AP) The president of the World Chess Federation has threatened American champion Bobby Fischer with blacklisting following reports he is holding out for a cut of the gate receipts from his World Series with Boris Spassky of Russia Dr Max Euwe the world federation president and veteran Dutch grandmaster said Thursday night if the 29-year-old American foils to appear Sunday for the start of the world chess championship in Reykjavik Iceland he stands to lose his rights to play for the title only this time but perhaps Fischer was seen Thursday night at New Kennedy airport but Icelandic Airlines said he did not board its flight to Reykjavik When newsmen tried to question him his bodyguards fended them off The next flight from New York to Iceland is tonight Fischer in the past has refused to fly on the Jewish Sabbath between sundown Friday and' sundown Saturday Informed sourcea in Reykjavik said Fischer informed the Icelandic Chess Federation he play unless he got 30 per cent of toe gate receipts This would be in addition to his share of the 3125000 purse and 30 per cent of the receipts from the sales of television and film rights already agreed to Southeast Choir To Start Tour A 65-voice mixed choir from Wichita High School Southeast will leave Saturday for a three-week study and concert tour in western Europe Work Kansas Special Green been Kansas ment of Garner Sen Kansas announced The job elderly in rural community conservation park THE by the under and it National presently providing for more low The Green with the 55 Their prior to program 3900 per Enrollees days a 31600 selected and office within the illi i Thumb program has approved for the State of by the Depart Labor Rep Shriver and James Pearson Republicans Thursday program will provide 1 opportunities for 59 tew income persons areas to work on betterment beautification development and historical restoration projects Bacardi dark rum for what? order which will be in effect until July 5 The Democratic party Credentials Committee is scheduled to rule Friday in Washington on toe challenge brought by independent Democrats i lower than die best-selling filter king! MU WUl SOU HOi-ur -MMM 1 3 Im-aNni kn 20 ap-m mm 1 4 Fanil tmrnfV I -Mum O' a 18 irg "ur" 13 mq nicotine pe civile FTC Re pun APflil 72 I fry until orVour favorite mixer like ginger ale And use it like whiskey in Manhattans Sours soda water or on the rocks BACARDIrun Thcmixableora 1971 MCMM IMPOffTS NSfr MIASM PLAr BUM PffOOF by Tho Auociatod Frow yhe front-runners met with frustration in American Association baseball action Wednesday night Wichita in first place in the Western Division blew a lead in the 18th inning to drop a 4-3 decidion to Oklahoma City while Evansville on top in the East lost 9-7 to the Iowa Oaks In other games Denver stayed even with Oklahoma City in the battle to escape the Western Division cellar stopping Tulsa 7-1 and Omaha edged past Indianapolis 10-9 in 11 timings Iowa prevailed at Evansville after Phil Garner delivered a two-run triple in the seventh inning Don Stanhouse limited Tulsa to six hits to help Denver break a six-game losing streak in its home park and Steve McMillan forced home the winning run at Omaha with a bases-loaded walk The same matchpps are called for in schedule with the Oklahoma City-Wichita series stuffing to Wichita Third Ogathon Most Grueling turday was a grueling day of activity for 15 Wichita men as ipeted in the third annual staged here nlestants average age 30 5:30 a and wound up petition at about 9 Dur-mrse of the day they played of golf bowled three lines sketball competed in pool and uble-elimination tournaments he 220-yard dash high jumped the shot at Cessna Stadium Winning scores included an 89 in golf 503 bowling series and 239 in the 220 Shocker Coach Herm Wilson opened the WSU facilities for the track competition Phil Smith came out on top in the overall competition Ron Groves second end Ron Morris third Participants voted to invite Smith to next year's Ogathon PROGRAM is funded Labor Department Operation Mainstream is sponsored by the Farmers Union It operates in 17 states job opportunities than 3000 elderly income rural persons average age of the Thumb enrollees is 70 minimum age being average income employment by the is approximately year per couple may work throe week and earn up to per year Counties to initiate the program location of the state will be announced next few weeks CARPET SHAMPDQER SK RELIEF WITH Somo ithti and (burn pain don't lponotrolo noro lasting lor minor sbrssions 0.