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Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26
Christmas Seals Lead Fight Against T.B.

The local TB Christmas Seal sale comes at most opportune time this year in Seward, as it is expected that within a few days large numbers of local residents will go to the Civic Center to have chest x-rays taken and thus obtain definite evidence of their well be- ing or need for TB treatment.
 The need for an Alaskan Mobile x-ray service is very evident when it is noted that the Alaskan TB rate is seven times the average rate for residents of the States. Such being the case, proves the point that even if you are quite sure you don't have TB you should get an x-ray just to be sure.
 Besides detecting the TB germ s dirty work, chest x-ray can also detect such diseases as cancer and heart disease-two other dreaded maladies which annually role uI quite a toll in persons killed or held down to an unproductive and unhappy life.
 In a sense you might say that every one is entitled to an x-ray because they have paid for it Every year a portion of your terri torial and federal income tax goes toward operating expenses of the various health agencies which are working on the many phases of the research and control of TIE as wei as other diseases. Also it is likely that you have purchased Christmas Seals in the past and this may be your first opportunity to get g little return on your investment Make full use of the opportunity
 The latest word on the date fol the arrival of thes x-ray unit is December third. At that time the x-ray equipment will be set up ir the Civic Center so that all loca residents may have their chest: x-rayed. A guess isn't good enough when your health is at stake.
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26
FOR SALE

Heater, Al cndition. See at 33S 4th Avenue. c-S If
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26
Burdick Clayton Wed in New York


 A registered nurse of Seward and a we'll known licensed guide from Anchorage were married re- gently at the Ogden-Hillcrest Meth odist Church in Binghampton. New York.
 Miss Shirley Maritime Burdick, who served three years as a nurse for the Methodist Women's So. ciety of Christian Service at Sew ard Sanatorium, became the bride of Alfred T. Clayton of Spenard on October 30. After a honeymoon in the East, they plan to return to the Anchor age area in January to make their home.
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

The Seward Seahawks will play another game this week on Satur- day evening, it was announced this week by Tucker Jones, man. ager. Just who the Hawks op- ponents will be has not definitely been settled. They are consider ing either the Whittier team or a team of Alumni of the local High School. Shouldn't say this, but he also said to listen to the radio to hear what the final decision is. The game will start at 500, and following it there will be a dance. sponsored by the Seward Recrea- tion. Committee.
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
CITY OF SEWARD
 RESOLUTION NO. 70 A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE OF PROPERTY FOR DELlN.

RESOLUTION. NO. TU A RESOLUTION DIRECTING THE SALE OF PROPERTY FOR DELlN.
 ouENT TAXES
 WHEREAS on the 16th day of August, 1854, a sjudgment and Order of Sale was entered in the District Court. Third Judicial Division. Terri tory of Alaska. in Case No. S-10, ,148, In the Matter of the Delinquent Tax Roll of the City of Seward. for the years 1952 and 1853, which order pro- vides in part that the city of Seward may sell the several tracts of land described in the delinquent tax roll on file in said lease, NOW THERE FORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SEWARD. ALASKA: That the clerk of the city Of Seward shall sell said property and tracts of land at public auction on the 30 day of November, 1854, after giving due notice thereof in accordance with the provisions of Sections 16-1-127, A.c.L. A., 1e4e.
 Passed and adopted by the Common Council of Seward, Alaska, on this 18th day of October, 1854.
 RUSSELL FAINTER
 MAYOR
 City of Seward, Alaska
 tSEAL)
 SIGRID STEARNS CITY CLERK
 City of Seward. Alaska. Nov. 5, 12. 19 26, 1854.
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

Two more school teachers have been employed by the Sanatorium in the adult education program. A recent survey by the education department reveals that a large percentage of the patients are an- xious to have schooling while they are confined, and the problem is further complicated by the number who do not speak English. The Sanatorium is making every effort to provide the opportunity for edu- cation. There are now two teach CTS paid by the Alaska Department of Education and one full-time and two part-time teachers employed. by the San.
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

FOR RENT Three room fur. nished house. Convenient loca- tion. Call Main 279.~ c-6-9
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

RUBBER STAMPS - Almost all
 kinds and sizes. Seward Seaport
 Record. If
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

Subscribe to The Record.
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

FOR RENT-Steam heated rooms with hot and cold running water
 The palace Rooms. 5
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26
Seward Emblem Club Installs New Officers

The Seward Emblem Club No. 250 held formal meeting on the evening of November 18th at S:30 to install new officers in several offices which had been vacated in recent months.
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

FOR RENT-Bachelor Apt. every thing furnished including linen
 and dishes, 305 Second Ave, or phone Lin. 5S. c,9,10
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26
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ILLEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD DIVISION

IN 44E THE zERsIT6Hy R=sr5tST Sf souaT aIAsKa 5os
 THIRD DIVISION
 GOLDIE MAY BOLLES. RALPH l.. BOLLES,
 Defendant. No. s-9O62
 SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION The President of the United States of America, Greetings:
 To the above named defendant:
 You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, within thirty t30) days after the last publica- tion of this summons, namely within thirty t30) days after the 10th day of December. 1854, in case this summons is published, or within forty days ~'0) after the date. of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the complaint of the above named plain tiff on file in said Court in the above entitled action.
 The plaintiff in this action demands the following relief: A decree of ab- solute divorce dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between you you and and the PdiaintiffS Support for complaint filed herein in the total amount of Two Hundred Fifty Dol lars t$250.OO per month; costs and disbursements in this action including reasonable attorneys fees. And in the event you fail to so appear and an. swer the plaintiff will take judge ment against you for want thereof and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her complaint as hereinabove stated.
 The date of the order for service of summons by publication in this action is l2th day of November, 1854.
 Witness the honorable J. l.. Nc. Carey, Jr.. Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hereunto affix. ed on this 3rd day of November, 1854.
 /s/ WILLIAM A. HILTON
 Clerk of Court for the Territory
 of Alaska, Third Division. Pub. Nov. l2. 19, 26. Dec 3. 10. 1854.
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

REAL ESTATE: Two Broom Apts. Close in. New two bedroom Home. 6 Unit Apartment, fully furnish ed. Low down payment. Two Garages, fully equipped, Bedroom Quonset on 2 corner lots, close in, nicely furnished. terms.
 Thirty-five foot trailer.
 JOHN P. SMITH Real Estate. and Insurance
 Phone Main 2S3
Seward seaport record., 1954-11-26

FOR RENT-Three room Apart
 ment. See Ed Ground or phone
 Polk 72. c-5,tf
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14

vjestaj brata Grashe primi Prma Sc jednoglasno
Preal Sc ma izvjestaj urednika "Zajedncara, brata
Vukelca.
Brat skrtic predlaze brat Beanic podupire, da
prirni.
Brat Boric - Dolazi sa bratskom opomenom kako je
urednk donio canak da skracuu dops nasih canova
stom broju donos dugi clanak IL katoiekog sta Glas
Sv Antuna sto ne po negovu sudu nteresu ZaJednlce
Potion zestoko kritizira urednika.
Brat Vukeic - Objasnuje il kojh razloga tako eini
Brat Krasic - ia vdim ednog valjanog razloga da
ovde krtzra urednka brata Vukeica Mi svi reba da
shvatimo da je naeze uredjva jedno bratsko glaslo
'Zaiednicar" moze pa da tko da ga ureduje
da udovo canst To nije list edne poticke gru-
pc pa da tom sucau srogo sijed pravac e grupe Ia
edncar e gasio svega clanstva treba biti uredjvan
pravcu da udovo vecn naseg clanstva ia drz da Za-
jedncar" to cin
ia nemam nista protiv clanaka IL "Gasa sv. Antuna
Ii tim clancima vrlo dobrh svar Nitko treba
sozi svakom rec tom canku, ali kao cjeina tt Clan
nisu steni Zaednicu Takodjer clanci sarog cana
" Lupsa, koje pise IL saroga kraa ia drzim da
lo poucn pogotovo nase mladje canstvo da sto
bolje upozna daekom proslos nase Zaednice Manmo
Sc mi ovakovih neumjesnh kritika
Brat Goretta Govor pc pitanju uredjvanja "Zajed-
nicara pax kaze da NIGGA moze udovoljti nit edan
urednk America kamo Vukelic, ali uglavnom saze
Is njegovim psanjem.
Brat Boric - Ponovno govor protiv VukeHca.
Brat Grasha = Krtizra VuAelca vjeruje da to
ne bi snnio uzeti uvredu.
Mandic Takodjer zestoko kritzira vukelica
d njegova pisanja tome govore sestra Nksic drugi
Brat Nkolac - Ovdje je pitanje Vukeica Mandca
nek uzmu Mandica Vukeica "a djavola. Do
cm ia 40 godna moga clanovanja Zajednici da
nedan urednik do danas ne posvetio toiko rada bge
ma sirenju Zajednice kolko je Vukelic.
Brat Vukeic - Odgovara sto cni da e ucnio pre-
ma svojem skustvu znanu dobroj namjer "a dobro-
bit Zajednice.
Predsjedaelj brat Vranes dae predlog da Sc izvjes
tai brata Vukeca prm gasovanje, te sc ist prma
jednoglasno.
Tim e vrjeme doslo kraju da sjednica zakljuci to
e brat Vranes zakueuje saze nastavak jednice sura
jutro
Flip Vukec
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14
I AP NIX

Pete sjednice, srijeda a. marca prize podne
Glavni predsjednk, brat " Mandic otvara peu sled
ncu Glavnog Odbora srijedu u jutro a. marca, po
zdravom. Prisuni svi canovi odbora osal casnc
ganizacije.
Brat Manic pozva glavnog tanika brata Josipa Belu
da nastavi canem preporuka sadrzavanih njegovom
zvjescu odboru pax brat Bella napre donasa ptan cla
nova, koji posjeduu uplacene certificate PaidUp Le)
Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce.
Brat Bella - ia PRIMO mnogobrojna pisma cd od-
seka pojednih clanova ko protestirau
svoe Cd % centa mesecno canovima, ko imau takove
upacene certifkate Pred krako vijeme pravni
vjetnk brat Thomas R. Baaban odgovoro je jedan
kav protest il pravnckog gledsta tai odgovor bio e do
mi nadalje dobivamo proteste reba da ovdje oducimo
ko cemo pravac slijed buduce onima koj poseduju
upacene certificate, uskrate pat onih % centa koe
moraju pacat ako zele zadrzat privegie clanovanja
Brat Mandic - Mi proucli stvar il svih stra-
ma nemoguce je doc do edne oduke koja b zadovo-
lila ednog sve Mi imamo mnene naseg pravnog savje
nika ovoj stvari, edno odukom ovog odbora cd
rujna 1858 noramo vladat prema istma. Moguce bi
bio naboe da oval problem ostaW sjedecoj
cij rijesenje
Brat Verbanic - Morale bi biti svalomu iasno da e
svoa cd % centa nei "Servce Charge" zarac-
nat Hrvaskoj Bratskoj Zajednici napatu roskova
skopcanh vodjenjem uplacenog cerfikata kngama
do smrt cana Zasta nebi ntko ko patt ovu malu
svou smo ocevat da uziva privlegje canstva stoj
baz, kao onaj, koji plaza pristojbe.
Brat Goretta - Vazno je drzati umu da je Glavni
Odbor ovde da tumac pravla da i'm dodae paragrafe
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14
zAP|SNIk
Sedme sjednice, cetvrtak u jutro rs. marca 1854

Sedme sjednice, cetvrtak jutro, rs. marca 1854
Gavni predsjednik, brat v. l. Mandic, otvara sedmu
sjedncu Glavnog Odbora cetvrtak utro Is. marcia
pozdravom Prisun kod ovorena sednice esu sv canov
Gavnog Odbora ostali casnici. ,xssaa
Brat Mandic pozva tajnika sjednice, brata Stepha
Brkca, da cta zapisnik pete sjednice cd srijede @
a. marca Nakon manjih spravaka brat Milan skrtic ps
aze brat Charles ]. Verbanic podupre da zapsnik
odobri Odobreno jednogasno.
Nastava raspravom izvescma Gavnom Od-
bor pa gavni predsednik otvara raspravu zvjescu
rednika engleskog djea "Zajedncara', brata Brkca.
Brat Brkc zjavljuje da nista dodati svojemu
izvescu pax brat Milan Vranes predaze sesra Sylvia
Niksc podupe da to izvesce primi kako e proGano
Jednogasno odobreno.
Posto vrhovni ecnk, DR.. Francis ]. Arch nista
dodat svojemu zvescu brat Verbanic predaze brat
Skrtic podupre da zvesce Ora. Archa prm, kako e
procitano Jednogasno odobreno.
Poslije toga govori pravn savetnk, brat Thomas R.
Balaban koj kaze da nsta danjega dodat svoe
izvjescu, ali da prpravan odgovort ptanja,
koja bi blo ko Clan odbora zelo stav ptanu sudbeh
postupaka protv iii vez Hrv. Bratskom Zajednicom.
Ma zahtjev odbora, brat Baaban tumac tancine tuz
bu protv Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice sve so e do
sada po istoj ucinilo.
Svaki clan odbora casnik izrazuje svoje msenje
to tuzb Svaki govornik nagasuje znad svega da in
teres Hvatske Bratske Zaednce neznog cansva uopce
cd navece vaznosti odboru pojednacno skupno
da nko ze da b ugrozila dobrobit Zaednce iii ME
zinog clanstva u nikojem pogledu.
Brat Baaban odgovorio je pitanja postavena
sto Sc tice zakona ovim tuzbama kako nh geda
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-04-14
ZAP NIX

seste sjednice srijeda "a. marca, poslije podne
Glavn podpredsjednik brat Milan Vranes, otvara sled
ncu sa pozdravom Prisutn sv gavni odbornci casnc.
Brat Brkic cita zapisnik treceg zasedana ko pr-
ma ma prjedog brata Borca poduprt po sest Niksic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
Visitors GET Chance
To Shop tomorrow
AT Downtown Stores

Washington's thousands Of
visitors, here for the American
Legion Convention. will be able
to shop at most major downtown
stores tomorrow.
They have been closed Satur-
days since the end Of June in
conformity with the annual
summer custom here. Although
the practice except for last year
has been to remain closed Sat-
urdays throughout August. most
stores are resuming normal sell
ing schedules as a public service
because of the convention.
The following stores will open
tomorrow for normal business
hours:
julius Garfinckel g. Co., the
Goldenberg Co.. the Hecht Co.,
s. Kann Sons Co.. LanSburgh's,
Raleigh Haberdasher, Inc. Wood
ward g. Lothrop and Frank r.
Jellef, Inc.
Also. Capitol Fur Shop. jan
del Furs. William Rosendorf,
Saks Fur Shop, Schwartz's Fur
Shop, Sporting, H. Zirkin 81 Son,
Joseph r. Harris Co.. .Kaplowitz,
Model Shop and Whelan's Corset
Shop.
Also. Goldheim's. Lewis g.
Thomas Saltz. Inc: I. Miller g.
Sons, B. Rich's Sons, Gait g.
Bro. Inc: r. Harris g. Co., A.
Kahn. Inc: Shah & Shah, Inc. /;
Curtis Bros. Furniture Co. and
William w. Miller.
Also. P. j, Nee Co.. Peerless
Modern House. Mayer 81 Co.,
Brewood. Button Shop. Cohen's,
Garrison Toy g. Novelty Co.. Kilt
Music Co.. George F. Muth Co,
Mutual Purchasing Association,
Inc, and Reeves.
The few exceptions are w. &,
y. Sloane and Hugo Worch
whose stores will be closed on
Saturdays through September 4;
Thompson Bros. Furniture Store
which will be closed on Saturdays
through August %. and E. Nor
rison Paper Co. and Charles G.
Stott & Co.. which win be closed
on Saturdays through Septem-
Der 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
Ole Sunday $taf

GREATEST CONVENTION GREATEST NEWS covRAcE-For weeks
The sos complete os Of reporters and photographers
preparing for the largest
Legion gathering here There viii be complete reporting the prem
noss the convention itself and he ottendont byy full dolly
will be carried in The Star sterling sund The Star stof will
THE spcTAcLEcoIou hishlhs sdeGshts-end the sont
parade
THE BUSINESS Serious meetings committee action and oil the imp
stonf speeches.
THE WoMEN-A reporters will follow the douss
Of Legion wives ond. Legion ouxilories
Fo0TBA-The collegiate football predicting
week for the fall and The Star gives the big send oft
with full pictures and schedules Of teoms
the Washington An oddd eoture will be list OF oil football
be shown teeon here this fall See the Sports Section
DID YOUR CONGRESSMAN DO RIcHTs.er Writer Fk
ro-coH copto Hill this and
voted How did they stand the En
hover program? On District ao! See the Sunday Eoci Section
SAILING AND sTTTlNG-The Masazins gives you
Of the cosy life photo BY Harold Fecknoe the South
River Yaeht Club. Annapolis
90 THEY HATE Espeens think Noted
Author james Buhom finds surprising to this question and
tells about in This Week Mosazine in The Sunday Sc
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
Peck BIaInes Foes
For Wafer SHORTAGE

Robert A. Peck, Republican
member of the Arlington County
board, today tossed the blame
for the county's water shortage
right back at Arlington non
partisans.
A nonpartisan candidate for
the board, Ivan A. Booker, yes
terday declared it was the cur
rent county boards fault that
Arlington finds. itself in need OF
water restrictions.
I'VE are right on the six-year
Improvement schedule estab-
lished by the county board in
1851 when the nonpartisans were
in control" replied Mr.. Peck.
"Of course we recognize that
schedule isn't too good and are
taking steps to improve it,"
The Republican board men,
Der said the present board ar
ranged referendum for water
Improvement bond issue soon
after taking Office. The referen-
dunn was held last year. Mr..
Peck said plans were well adj
vanced for the start of construc-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27

the wisdom Of having q local
group buy c. T. c. with the in
tention of operating the kind of
a company necessary to MAIN
tain the health and welfare of
the city, to keep downtown BUSH
ness up and to maintain property
values. q
Discussed Tax Relief.
Also. he said, the talk covered
the possible need of tax relief
or other governmental subsidy to
keep the company going.
Mr.. Merrick said the dinner
was held at the Mayf1ower Hotel
and that the Board of Trade
stepped in only to get the group
together and then quickly
stepped out, feeling Dit wasn't
our province to go any further..n
Recalling Mr.. Burners earlier
talks with Mr.. Wolfson and the
suggestion that the company
might be for sale If the price is
right, Mr.. Merrick said, There
seemed to be a lot of interest
among those present"
Mr.. Merrick said he did not
recall any discussion of turning
a profit by reselling the company
to the CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
Equal Education Urged
For All Economic Groups
BY the Associated Press

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. IT,
Virginia's superintendent of pub
lie instruction says he believes
in equal opportunities for every
student. regardless of economic
conditions"
DR.. Dowell J. Howard spoke
before the Roanoke County Edu.
cation Association here yester-
day. His talk officially opened q
teacher orientation program. due
to continue until Roanoke CouYl.
ty schools open September /.
"Virginia's education program
will be shaped after what the
people DESIRE" he told the teach
ers.
DR.. Howard skirted the public
school segregation issue in his
talk. He said:
There are many here who
would like for me to discuss that
subject But I do not intend to-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27

hooked onto the line, he said.
The rest get no use of it, although
they must pay for its presence.
They have septic tanks.
Not Certain Of Course.
Mr. Wood isn't sure what he
is going to do to stop the county
from its proposed plan.
n have q funny feeling about
these things. he said. IT don't
believe any court would uphold
the county. Common sense tells
you they can't just come in and
ruin your land"
Mr.. Wood paid in excess Of
$55. 900 for his home. He lives
there with his wife and his sons
family.
His son is Kenneth D. Wood,
assistant United States attorney
in charge Of the Municipal Court
Branch.
The Council is slated to adopt
resolution formally on Tuesday
approving the storm drainage
project to, terminate at Mr..
Woods property line.
Hope Threat will Work.
The resolution also will carry
provision for extending the
project across Mr.. Woods lawn
via the 15-foot-wide ditch.
The Council admittedly hopes
the threat viii cause Mr.. Wood
to capitulate.
Mr.. Wood yesterday had not
yet learned officially of the coun-
tvs intentions. But he said he
did not intend to have the ditch
across his property.
~ they can do this to me, they
can do it to any one ia the
county. he said. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
Tree Surgeon Is Accused
OF Stealing Client S Watch

An Arlington tree surgeon has
been charged with breaking into
a clients home and stealing a
$35 watch.
Held under $1,000 bond
pending a hearing on Thursday
, is George w. Freeze, 49,, of the
$500; block Of North Twenty
second street, Arlington.
Police said Freeze and his
father were hired for a tree
trimming job Wednesday by Ar
thur D.. Ireland Of 1924 North
Woodstock street, Arlington.
After a brief absence from the
house. Mr.. Ireland returned and
found the watch missing from
a bureau drawer. -
He called police, who said
they found the imprint Of q ten
mis- shoe on the floor Of Mr.. Ire
lands basement. Detectives
said the print matched a shoe
worn by Freeze.
Yesterday, Detectives Jackie
Shoots and Elmer Redmon. fol-
lowing a trail of brush cuttings
and tree debris, found Mr.. Ire
lands watch in q nearby culvert
wrapped IN a woman's stocking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-27
Mount Vernon Pool
Opens Tomorrow
With Ceremonies

Formal opening of the Mount
Vernon Park and Swimming
Pool will be held at 3 pm. to-
morrow at the new recreational
center in Fairfax County.
The park and pool are on an
eight-acre tract at Fairfax road
and Lafayette drive in the Holm
Hall Village subdivision.
The project is one developed
by the Mount Vernon Park Asso-
citation, a non-proflt civic group
sponsored by the Mount Vernon
Citizens Association. Marine
Capt. L. Fred w. Rohde is presi-
dent Of both organizations.
Land Donated.
Land for the center was do
mated by Mrs. John e. McPher-
son. The swimming pool. cost
ing about 100000, is for COM
munity use.
Tomorow's ceremonies are un-
der the direction Of Warren D.
Quenstedt of Wellington Heights.
chairman of the special program
committee. Murice G. Herndon
will be master of ceremonies.
Guests will include members
Of the Fairfax Board Of County
Supervisors, the county's Board
of Zoning Appeals and the
Northern Virginia Regional
Planning Commission.
Parade Scheduled.
A short parade will be staged
BY the Mount Vernon Fire De-
partment and others. Fire Chief
George w. Phillips is parade
marshal. Flag raising ceremonies
will include participation by Boy
and Girl Scouts, Under the guild
ance OF Edwin Harm, scoutmaster.
An hour -long water ballet fea-
turing local swimmers of vari-
Gus age groups also will be pre-
sented, under the direction Of
Miss Joan Voguess.