European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 16, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 16 the Star and stripes Mary Neth editor bum s life Hanau no wives attending Hobo Day included from left Judy Bowers Dorothy Hollie Margaret Snyder Katharine Dew Ida Liddell and Hannalore Smith. Hopco a co wives play no score Ball eat Stew Hanau Germany special Hanau no wives club Mem Bers recently took part in a Hobo afternoon at the Skyline no club. The program arranged by the entertainment committee included a baseball game on the picnic grounds followed by Mulligan Stew Din Ner As prepared by a Continental no club chef and the awarding of prizes for cos Tumes. According to a club representative the rules of the base Ball game were pretty umpires were very considerate and asked the Batter opinion before they called a Ball or a strike. There were Only occasional hits and some confusion among members Asto whether a foul Ball should count As a strike. No official score was maj. Virginia Smith judge the costumes. Maybelle Kirk land won first prize for the bes Hobo costume Dorothy Hollie most original and Jerry . Frankfurt students need Home away from Home Frankfurt Germany special the army Community service office Here i looking for 100 families to Frost the cake of dormitory life for Frankfurt american High school it s part of the office s frosty Frankfurt Host family program which finds Spon sors for 9th through 12th Grade american students whose parents live too far away for them to visit except Over Ion holidays. Registration for the frosty r o g r is being handled through the Community serv ice office Frankfurt m i 1. 7007. The sponsoring family takes dormitory student under its Wing for the school term. The family contacts him at least once a a Tveith arranges occasional recreation and in the Vogel Weh acs aides honoured Kaiserslautern Ger Many special capt. Betty Fincher a r in y Community service officer for Rheinland Faiz Supi Wrt District presented 50-hour pins to acs volunteers mrs. Clinton Purvis and mrs. Ronnie Stanford Dur ing ceremonies at the a Branco club. Scrolls of appreciation for Volunteer work with the Vogel Weh army Community service Center went to mrs. James m. Lavey and mrs. T h o Sci so in. Case of minor illness provides quiet place for him to recuperate. The students and their Spon sors will meet for the first time at a luncheon sept. 15 inthe Frankfurt american High school cafeteria. Hanau swimmers get certificates Hanau Germany special fifty Hanau children aged 6-13 who passed swimming tests won american red Cross certificates. About 135 youngsters participated in swim classes three weeks before the test said mrs. Jay Turk program coordinator and one of them were beginners. Sponsored by the red Cross and Hanau Aya the swimming classes Are continuing. The Sec Ond three week session includes a beginners class for adult women. Asked if there were any mis Hups during the first classes mrs. Turk said one boy lost his swimming trunks in the included seven adults and three teen agers who met red Cross qualifications for water safety aides. Com z wives Greet 30 Worms Germany special More than 30 newcomers were welcomed at com 2 officer an civilian wives club Coffee aug. 8, at the officers . William Dobson was hospitality chairman. Heidelberg workshop starts monday on changing role of is n Heidelberg special the changing role of the secondary principal is the topic of a four Day conference Start ing Here monday for 33 Princi pals from High schools of the . Dependents schools euro Pean area us Desea. Also attending from Europe the Middle East and North Africa will be District superintendents and selected staff members from the directorate offices in Karlsruhe Germany said Alexander ii. Kyrios coordinator for secondary Educa Tion and workshop speakers and consult ants will be drs. B. Fran Brown superintendent of Bre Vard county Board of Public instruction Titusville Cawllti executive Secretary commission on second Ary schools North Central association of colleges and secondary schools and Mary p. Dolciani professor of Mathe Matics at Hunter College. Or. Joseph a. Mason director us Desea will deliver the welcoming address at the open ing general session monday morning to be followed by , who will speak on the subject the principal or. Dolciani the author of three mathematics textbooks used in us Desea secondary schools will speak tuesday morning on the principal Srole in the mathematics pro Small group sessions on cur rent innovative practices intercultural education professional negotiations special Edu cation physical education another timely education topics will be held each . Brown a leading author Ity on the non graded High school is a graduate of the University of Georgia marshal University and earned his de. D at the University of was formerly principal of Florida s Melbourne High school which attracted nation no wives elect Nuernberg German y special new officers of the Johnson Barracks no wives club include Addie Paige pres ident Ursula Wyer vice presi Dent Louise Jones Secretary Shirley Brown treasurer and Shirley goad member at Large. Committee chairmen include Mary Rowland Peggy Galle Betty Bartels Edna Hatcher Jacquelyn Washington Vivia Rector and Lillian Carter. Honorary president is i trs. Alde Jahnke. It. R. E. Foelsch miss Preston wed bad Hersfeldt. Germany special Laraine Margaret Preston became the Bride of it. Richard Edward Foelsch Dur ing ceremonies at the us a Catholic Chapel of the holy Trinity at Point Newyork. It. Foelsch a member of cod 54 Engineer battalion bad Hersfeldt is the son of col an mrs. Richard g. Foelsch of clog he . Army Europe Heidelberg. In was graduated from the . Militar Academy in 19 57. The new mrs. Foelsch a Grad uate and staff member of the Lennox Hill Hospital school of nursing in new York City is the daughter of or. Und j. Preston of Valley Stream . Or. Gordon Cawelti Al interest for its successful development in a non graded school program. Or. Cawelti has served on the department of defense advisory committee on armed forces education and has been chairman of the american de dependent schools committee since 1963. He currently is directing a National study on the effectiveness of innovations students attitudes toward a %s�3 Nan a Ballweg Nan. A. Ballweg sgt. Weaver Sef november Date Wiesbaden. C Erma by special maj. And mrs. George e. Ballweg jr., have announced the engagement of their daughter Nan a. Ballweg to sgt. Tyre c. Weaver Iii son of or. And mrs. Tyre c. Weaver jr., Lafayette Ballweg formerly of Chelmsford. Mass., is now employed at Lindicy air station Wiesbaden where her fathers stationed with the Headquarters european communications area. Weaver attended the univer sity of Alabama and now is a member of the 2063rd communications sq., Lindsey air station. A november w e d Ding i planned. Mccow meet set Berchtesgaden Germany special members of the military Council of Catholic women from Europe and the United kingdom Are invited to attend the annual convention Here sept. 11-15. Convention theme is renew Al the guest faculty for the sessions includes Bishop John e. Taylor Sweden msgr. Peter Whitty England or. Christine Brusselmans Bel Gium Rev. Thomas f. Is ran sky Rome and Rev. Donal Kehew Belgium. Trunk Brown learning and teacher morale involving 20 experimental an control schools. Me j s a a u jute of the state collect of Iwa state College . And received his pad from the stale i Niv Ersita Olio a. Or. Dolciani is a graduate of Hunter College Ami holds Mas Tor s and . Degrees from Cornell University. She has Complete d Post doctoral re search at Princeton and the University of London. She also will conduct three 2-Day workshops for secondary mathematics teachers in Lon Don aug. 2 2- \ \ Frankfurt aug. 28-27 and Munich aug. 29-30. Calendar of events the Pir Maselis officers and civilians ones club Bowling league will hold its Roll off and registration for regular and substitute to wires at 1 . In the Pir Maselis howling Alley. Aug. 2 your lady of the immaculate Conception modality Darmstadt will meet at 7. A . In the basement of the Community Chapel. Aug. 28 Wiesbaden area women of the Chapel will have n Welcome Brunch for teachers from 10 to h . On the Haiti Erba Wiesbaden Chapel grounds. Sell. 5the Pir Maselis officers and civilians wives club annual membership is planned from 2 to -1 . In in1 i1 1 1113 Sens officers club yes stores plan fur summer sales Quern Bro. A Nanny special a clearance Sale for fur items is l inn i a 26-sept. 24, 10ks of finals a announced. R yes store managers a Many the i United pm a 1 Italy will l e Iii Simiu r a Nee sales an -. 27. In areas sales will l to Iii called the store r clearance Sale item a be identified 1 i Biz Ivy officials said ally sales will be the Ieremi fur sales Are i a in i a Lin Frank fam j Lus Wiesbaden Munich ly1 Stuttgart Germany Ami h England und Torrejos. T every fur into or reduced from 1 � i us l1 j. Int lured will l e stoles and furl Mere
