Evening Capital, Annapolis Maryland, July 22,1960

.g-Th* Evening Capital, Annapolis, 3BU Friday.^ 22^1960

Deale Firemen's1 ~~Parade AttractsLarge CrowdBy MRS. BERENICE A. FORD

UN. 7-8268

The Deale firemen's parade wasveil attended last Thursday eve-ning by people from .far and :near.It was the largest crowd everknown to be in Deale at one time.

Trophies were presented as fol-lows: Best appearing company,firs): place, Allentown Road; bestappearing company, second placeLaurel; best' appearing 750-GPMpumper, first place, Femdalebest'appearing 750 GPM pumpersecond' place, Boulevard Heightsbest appearing 500 GPM pumper,first place, Riva; best appearing500 GPM pumper, second place,North Beach; best appearing la-dies auxiliary, first place. GreenHaven; best appearing ladies aux-iliary, second place, Jessup; best.appearing majorettes, first place,BJadensburg Lion Co.; best ap-pearing majorettes, second place,,Dee Jays, Mt. Rainer and Brent-

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Also company coming longestdistance, Savage; best appearingambulance, first place, WoodlandBeach: best appearing ambulancesecond place, Clinton; judge.award, Greencapers Clown Clubladies auxiliary coming longestdistance, Kent Island: companwith most men in uniform, AvaIon. Shores; company with moswomen, in uniiorm, Arundel; bestband,- Washington Civitan Band

Chester A. Wickstrom of theRiva Fire Department, was mast-er of ceremonies. He is also acounty fire commissioner.

Judges were Joseph Mattare,acting battalion chief of Washmg-to, B.C.. &e departaeut^pt-V/ C Thomas, retired, of Wash-ington, B.C., fire department, andStateSenator Louis N. Phipps ofAnnapolis.

40 Take Part." According to. James Marshallof the Deal* Fir* Department,who lined up &e parade, towere over <0 units taking part.

• fttt Deals majorettes wereAlica Ann Ph i s . O«l Ana

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Strsiiger. Bonnie VTmdsor, Kar-Sr Steadings. Donna Parks.Jan-ice Stearlmgs. C l a u d i aParte Candeo Stealings, JuneGreen, Barbara Krams, Con-nie Simmons, Elizabeth Dramsand Jeannie Anderson. Miss SueMaier was the leader arid <ud a"wonderful job training tie cnil<fren.lt was their first aopeara-ce -to a parade. Much creditgoVs to Mrs. Elmer Windsor, whassisted by getting in- contact-waftthe children and bringing ttem tothe practice. .,

Th* women of the Deale a-uxil ,an. who took part were: Mrs.)Derter Croats Miss Elizabeth!Hamilton, Mrs. James Claridge,M'-s Earl McDaniel, Misses Phyl-I's Thompson. Dorothy Ward,Marv Alice Dove. Mrs. ElmerWindsor, Mrs. Max Cooper. MrsRoland Revell. Mrs. Vera Epstein.

• ard Mrs Stanley Ford. The metwho marched were John Shepard.Robert Niitwell, Vemon HardestRav Phipps. Francis FranceRichard Hardest}', Tommy Sim-j

. rr.ons Lawrence Luncefora. an<i|Donnie Prescott. Those on tlwjtruck were Bob Burton. Raymond)Marshall, James R. Revell. and;Sonny Stealing. i

\ s-Jpper will be given July .-fl|bv St "James and St. Mara; siChurches. Serving is from 3 to .,PM Or. the menu will be coin-!try ham, crab cakes, green beans,i'x>t roils sliced tomatoes, potato!jalad. pickles, beets, iced tea andl<-o£[ee.'There will also be a baxejtable, a vhite elephant ta-ole andja fancv Uii>le. i

' Services at St. Mark's Churcn!next Sunday are at S:A5 A.M. ';

Sunday School at Cedar GroveMethodist Cr.urch is x. 9:45 A.M.iind sen-ice a': 11 A.M.. Dr. Clii-|ford B. Strong conducting. I

Carnival EndsThe Deaie carnival will end Sat-

ardav evening. There are rides,•a-hick include the Tilt-D-Wbp, oc-jtoons, roller - plane, merry-go-1round, kiddie fire engine, and kid-!die car. ,

Mrs. Spencer Dobson nad a (

painful accident last Friday v.-hen<she cauuh* her fir.ger in an *!cc->

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'Sea rovers and landlubber, whothrill at the sight of a big sailingship at sea have something new tosti, them—the West German navy straining windjammer "Corch Fock "With her sails unfur led , she presentsa truly magnificent picture.

When the "Corch Fock" returnedto Hamburg , her home base, fromher first big 6,000-mile cru.se, hercommandant; Commander WolfgangEhrhard, was ful l of praise for thewhite three-master. "We got ourchsnce to test her during storm,rough sea and fog, and !ihe has turn-ed out just fine," he said.

On her 52-day voyage to SantaCruz de Tenerife in the Canary Is-lands where she stayed in port for aweek, the "Gorch Fock" had aboard,her permanent crew of 75, plus 156trainees. The youths, all about 20years old, 'returned fu l l of eirthus-

iasm.

West Germany's fledgling navyhas decided to give all its fu ture of-ficers a-nd a good part of its non-commissioned officers a 3-monthstraining aboard its only windjammer.

Wind jammer though she be, theship has the most modern equipmentIt carries unshiffable heavy ballastto protect it from capsizing, and unbend as much as 90 degrees withouttaking in water. In addition to thecustomary lifeboats, the "GorchFock" has large self-inflating res-cue rafts with canvas tops. She is

equipped with radar.

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Kern, were the din-inor -w-^'of'Mis? Pearle Rogers:b--: Saturday. , •

D:-cr>-5-t .sympathy is extcnacdj•o M:;5. Ora Lannins "?or' the:doa'h <••'• her mother, Mrs. M a r \ ,

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