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THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM ELMIRA STAR GAZETTE SUNDAY EDITION SECTION B AREA NEWS TV & THEATER ELMIRA, N.Y., SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1958. [[Column 2]] Baseball Today At Bath BATH-A baseball game at 5 p. m. between the Bath Vets and Dansville will feature the Activites at the bath Veterans Administration Center today. Other events for the day and the remainder of the week are: Today: 12 to 1 p.m., organ music by Thomas Meehan in Domiciliary dining room; 2 p.m., Babe Ruth League all-star tourney; 5 p. m., ball game, Bath Vets vs. Dansville. Monday: 1:30 p.m., sports discussion group for Section 1; 1:30 p.m., golf trip to Bath Country Club; 2 p.m., movies in Ward 4B and Section 2 dayroom; 6:30 p.m., men's softball game, Hammondsport vs. EWA, supervised bait casting, and supervised shuffleboard; 7 p.m., movie in hospital recreation hall. Tuesday: 10:30 a.m., group recreation activities for Ward 4B; 1:30 P.m., trip to Hopkins Dairy for Library discussion group, radio workshop for Section 2 dayroom with music by Octavets; 2 p.m., movie in Section 1, domiciliary birthday party in Section 2 dayroom, golf instruction and participation on pitch and putt course, adapted sports for Ward 4B patients at rear of hospital and supervised bait casting; 6:30 p.m., baseball trip to Corning; 7:30, hospital birthday party in hospital recreation hall, movie in Section 6 dayroom. Wednesday: 1:30 p.m., sports quiz in Section 1 basement; 2 p.m., supervised deck shuffleboard, golf instruction and participation on pitch and putt course, bus ride for 4B patients, leather tooling instruction for Section 7; 6 p.m., Babe Ruth League all-star tourney; 7 p.m.,movies in hospital recreation hall. Thursday: 11:30 a.m., outing and picnic to Champlain Beach; 1:30 p.m., music by "The Girl Friends" in Ward 4B; 2 p.m., music by Octavets in Section 2 dayroom, movie in Section 1, [[cut off]] [[Column 3, 4, and 5 deck]] Plan Curtiss Memorial Early Birds Eye Marker HORNELL — The Early Birds, an organization of pioneer aviators, are contemplating a memorial recognition of Glenn Hammond Curtiss at Hammondsport. Curtiss was considered one of the most progressive of the pioneers in aviation. Many of his patents still are in use on today's planes. His contributions to the succesful [[sic]] progress of aviation are imposible [[sic]] to evaluate. [[image caption]] Curtiss At the recent annual reunion of the Early Birds at July 4 air races at Pittsburgh, Blanche Stuart Scott of Canisteo, a member of the organization, was appointed chairman of a committee to investigate the possibility of such a memorial, which is expected to be erected in the very near future. Mrs. Scott, the first woman pilot in the U.S., learned to fly at Hammondsport and was the only woman student ever personally instructed by Curtiss. She flew throughout the United States with the famous Curtiss flying crew. The nature of the memorial has not yet been determined but Mrs. Scott expects to contact the citizens of Hammondsport to learn their wishes. The Early Birds would like to contribute a memorial that would do justice to one of the great men of the aviation age. [[image caption]] Mrs. Blanche Scott 35 Years of School Service In Steuben Ends for Damoth HAMMONDSPORT - Approximately 35 years of volunteered service to Hammondsport and Pleasant Valley school district has ended for Daniel B. Damoth of Bath RD 2. Damoth was defeated for reelection to the Hammondsport Central School Board of Education last week by Desmond D. McCann of Pleasant Valley, 42-38 votes. Damoth has been a member of the central board of education since 1951, the date of centralization. Prior to 1941, he served as trustee in Urbana District 7 for 18 years. Of the three trustees serving in Urbana when Damoth moved to the central board, he is the only one still alive. Deceased are Jessie Bronson and William Miller. DAMOUTH RECALLS THAT the original central board included OLD RECORDS--D. B. Damouth and his wife, Mildred, look through an 1891 book of the minutes of old Town of Urbana School District 7. They found that the [[cut off]]