Bay Children to Be Offered Saturday Language Classes in Fall Band Group Nears End of Season Junior Olympic Finals to Draw 162 from Area Fairview Team Loses To Bay Little League Honor Five Residents At Bayway Program Sunday

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Bay Children: Origsize: 9.5" x 11.5"; Origformat: Artifact; Resolution: 600 DPI
Bay Children

Origsize: 9.5" x 11.5"; Origformat: Artifact; Resolution: 600 DPI

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Bay Children to Be Offered Saturday Language Classes in Fall Band Group Nears End of Season Junior Olympic Finals to Draw 162 from Area Fairview Team Loses To Bay Little League Honor Five Residents At Bayway Program Sunday

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2008.01.07.20

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2008.01.07.20A Four articles. The first is from the Plain Dealer, "Bay Children to Be Offered Saturday Language Classes in Fall," from July 8, 1959. The Bay Village Recreational Board voted to hold language classes on Saturdays after School board rejected the proposal to offer language classes during school time. The second article from Rocky River Herald is, "Band Group Nears End of Season," from July 23m 1959. The summer band program, directed by William Settles, ends this week with an outdoor concert. The third artile from the Rocky River Herald is, "Fairview Team Loses To Bay Little League," from July 23, 1959. Bay Village defeated Fairview Park's Little League 4 to 2. They move on to North Olmsted. The final article from the West Shore Post is, "Junior Olympic Finals to Draw 162 from Area," on July 23, 1959. Wednesday, July 29, is the Junior Olympics. 162 boys and girls from Lakewood, Bay Village, and Rocky River will compete against 1200 other participants from the Greater Cleveland area. 2008.01.07.20B An article from the Rocky River Herald, "Honor Five Residents At Bayway Program Sunday," from July 9, 1959. A formal deidcation of the recently expanded Bayway Youth Cabin will take place on July 12, 1959. The ceremony is open to the public where a certificate will be awarded to each of the five members of the Expansion committee. This committee consists of: Richard D. Hardy, Dr. Dean E. Sadler, Charles J. Pecoy, Robert E. Warner, and Louis P. Fernbach. Features a photo of those five men who received recognition at the ceremony. A photo of students rehearsing for their "Alice in Wonderland" show. Pictured in costume are Linda Ugan, Carol Saddler, and Christine Brunton.

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Saddler, Carol

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Reid, Norman L.

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Pecoy, Charles

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Ludwin, Dan

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Llewellyn, Jack

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Hardy, Richard D.

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Fernbach, Louis P.

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Brunton, Christine.

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Antel, Carl

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Settles, William

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Ugan, Linda

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Warner, Robert E.

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Zimmie, William E., Mrs.

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Sadler, Dean E., Dr.

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Allen, Donald G., Mrs.