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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1856 :. BIS

guest, also received for a while
and those greeting the guests
included Mrs. Oscar Chapman,
wife Of the former Secretary
OF the Interior. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Davis. wife Of the Repre-
sentative from Tennessee.
Among the first to arrive was
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half bird! And the charcoal
flavor teasingly delightful through
the drippings OF country butter.
For prelude to such feasting a
jellied n,adrilene, then a mealy
baked Idaho, velvety with chives,
sour cream: a gourmet's fresh,
green salad bowl tossed deity
table-side (your own choice Of
dressings and a fitting climax
a dessert wine with THE WOOD
NER'S international cheese tray
fCamembert, RoQuefort. Ched-
dar. Gruyerej with toasted crack
ers. Cocktails so potent. Tariff
so easy. Parking so gratis. Dim
ners only clio PM Sundays q
Sundays till midnight at 1907 and
Daily.
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another author. Mrs. James M.
Helm. former White House
social secretary whose auto
biography. The Captains and
the Kings" came nut In 1854.
Miss Reathel odum. who was
Mrs. Humans personal secre-
Continued on Page BIS, Col.
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has all the patrons wanting to
burst forth with their pet aria.
And why? Because the nest Of
freshly chopped spinach, mounded
high with shimmering, poached
eggs abetted with tender chicken
livers and sauced saucily makes
for gustatory enthusiasm. Also
the crisply, fresh salad bowl with
FRANCES own delicious dressing.
coffee refreshingly heady, and
satiny strawberry sherbert that'll
recall those old days when it was
hand-cranked. Pleasing tariff.
Cocktails 1880 .M.-midnight.
1904 Thirtieth st. N.W.t*
MONDAY. Not one Senator this
time but three said to Horace.
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Normandy The filet's gently
rolled round fish stufffng Of
shredded sole, sduteed with those
perfumed herbs, then baked a
point, and iaved with a creamy
Newburg sauce. But there's more
to this sole masterpiece platter
nest of succulent oysters. affirm
with crisply chopped bacon, pars-
ley sprigs, and framed In coral
shrimp. Who cares about roses in
Normandy as long as sole blooms
Normandy at PTERRE'S? Bon
UiDdnts travel no further. Comely
cocktails. Luncheon, dinner. 1929
Cue st. N.W.k
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those old Romans, didn't insist
they say epery syllable Though
it sounds like music, but he was
firm about them enjoying every
single noodle nuance of flavor
along with the shrimp la cdc-
ciatore--huge jumbos peeping up
from a sauce redolent Of tomato,
onion. fragrant seasonings. Phil
said Tin Latin. ITO eat and to
drink Is to relax True, Senator's"
The Senators couldn't speak.
They we're up to here in crusty,
garlic bread. Luncheon, dinner
daily. 1903 Georgia Ave. NV.
And Gabbp commendS.
DY-WARREN. 3l33 Conn.
Ave. NV ~
SMITHS STEAK HOUSE. 1T.
210 and organs Rd.
DUTCH MILL FARM: Rt. so, 4
miles west of Chesapeake Bridge.
OPEN HEARTH: La Plata, Md.
%Clpsed Sundays. ttMonds{l
COPYRIGHT 1885
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n y . 4 a u
r. A N r
P ! e r r E
eq u ais the
skill Of Es-
Golfer W it h
s a m e.
M m m IN,
the titillat-
ing . taste of
S h a ! o t S,
chives in his
filet of sole
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accord with
the charcoal
broiled spring
h Ike n in
t b e Golden
Steer Room
of the impos-
ing WOOD
N E r, abut-
ting on Rock
Greek Park.
So juicy-so
tender - this
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t h e utterly
delightful, Ut
t erly new
dining, cock
failing mecca
for the cos
mopolites Of
Georgeto " n.
Comes lunch-
con and this
operate YER
sion of the
humble egg
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quoting Phil,
phil, m'boy.
we're switch
ing our sup
port from the
corn bloc to
t h e noodle!
How do you
say it7 That
mostac C Ii
TipGti?" Well,
Phil, with the
W isdom 0f
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FRIDAY: Thus times do shift,
each thing his turn does hold, new

Things sue
ceed' a n d
the perfectly
b e a u tiful.
new. subur-
ban O'DON-
NELL'S, out
B ethe S da-
way, is scor-
ing such a
success that
patrons at the
peak h o tir
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line up to sit down. To sit down
and enjoy all the same O'DON-
MEL specialties that have de-
lighted for years the local citizenry
and tourists. You can SAVIOR the
infinite variety of Norfolk seafood
dishes Originally created at
O'DONNELL'SJ. the same rich
snapper soup. the hot rum buns,
the same imported ales and stouts,
the same delicious, towering
homemade lemon meringue pie.
Rooftop parking. I'LL PM. 1901
Wisconsin NV. AND 11-3 AM,
Sunday till midnight at 1907 d
1921 E st. NV. daily.
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SUNDAY: Full of meat this egg
Eggs q L'OperG--at FRANCES.
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SATURDAY: So many minds, so
many men-but they're all in
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Good bread. good meat -
Mon Dieu, LET'S eat
THURSDAY.: The powerful grace
of herbsl And Chef Emile Of
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MONDAY. Not one Senator this
time but three said to Horace.
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SOCIETY = CLUBS - FASHIONS
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Community Dinner

community Ulnner
The Ladies Aid and Munson
Grange wish to take this oppor-
tunity to thank all who helped
in any way, especially the Mems
Club and the Mothers Club to
make the community dinner on
Saturday in the new school the
success that it was. With the
combined efforts of these four
organizations, a total of $4,000
was turned over to the Geauga
Hospital Association
Men, Club
The Munson Mems Club is
planning on holding a Hallow-
cen Dance on Saturday, October
27. 1856 at the Raible Barn for
the Benefit of the Geauga Coun-
ty Hospital. Tickets will be 500
a couple and may be purchased
after this week from any mem
Der of the Mems Club. Costumes
are optional and there will be
prizes for the best.
The next regular meeting OF
the Munson Mems Club will be
Candidate Night, with 10 min
ute speeches from some of the
local candidates.
Hospital Auxiliary
A reminder that the next
meeting of the Hospital Auxil-
iary has been moved up a week
and will be held on Thursday,
October 18, instead of October
II. It is to be held at the Hor-
ton residence.
Scouts
A meeting of girls interested
in becoming girl scouts will
be held Wednesday, October 3,
after school at the home Of Mrs.
Paul Haas. This will be an in
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O'Clock in the evening, in the
| presence Of rela tives and
| friends.
Murray LaMoreaux of Ches-
terland served his brother as
best man. The bridesmaid was
Miss Betty Taylor of Cleveland,
a niece of the bride.
Following the ceremony, there
was reception at the home of
Mrs. Elizabeth Oldham, 43O
Solon Road, Chagrin Falls. On
Sunday afternoon from 200 to
400 Mrs. Murray LaMoreaux
gave a reception in honor of
the bride and groom at the La
Moreaux home here.
Mr.. LaMoreaux is son of Mark
LaMoreaux of Chester and is
a Cleveland representative OF
the Massingil Pharmaceutical
Products. The bride, register
ed nurse, a graduate of Berea
College School of Nursing and
products. The bride, register
ed nurse is graduate of Berea
college School of Nursing and
TOOK post graduate work at
John Hopkins Hospital and May
o Clinic. She is an anesthetist
at Cleveland Clinic Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaMoreaux are
now on a trip tC Kentucky. After
October /, they will be at
home Apt, 202, 2O36 East Tooth
Street, Cleveland.
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Township Trustees

Township Trustees
The Trustees at their last
meeting voted to open the Town
Hall to meetings of MunsOn Or
ganizationS on a first come first
served basis. when the hall is
not in use for official meetings.
There will be no charge for the
use of the hall, but each or
ganization will be required to
clean up after its meeting as
there is no regular janitor SER
vice.
The trustees would like you to
look through your attic for un-
used and unwanted folding
chairs or good ser i C a b e
straight backed chairs now
that the town hall once more
can be used for public gather
ingS, there is an urgent need
for more chairs. Rather than
use the township monies which
are badly needed for road con-
Struction and repairs, the trus-
tees urge that surplus chairs
be put to work in the town hall
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BY Nellie C. Adams
Telephone 6-6289

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mer-
win of Akron were guests on
Thursday evening of their cou-
sin, Mrs. Grace Kibler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James SZemen-
yei made a trip to Columbus on
Friday of last week.
Mr.. Ellis Wilr1ot of Cleveland,
a former Claridon boy, was call
ing on Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Kile
and Mrs. w. A. Adams on We'd
neSday the 26th
On September Is the Richard
Ripple family of Newbury visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Vavoda as a
surprise in honor of Joe'S birth
day. Among the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ripple Jr.
He is a sergeant from Camp
Forbes, KanS. who has been on
a thirty-day leave and is now
going to Guam where he will
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List School
Events at
West Geauga

CHESTER - School calendar
for October is as follows:
October l Lyons g. Carnahan
Workshop: Use of spelling work
books; 200 pm. at Chester Ell
ementary Building. Elementary
Schools dismiss at 1:30 pm. and
no kindergarten.
October 4 PreSchool P.T.A.,
at 800 pm. at high school caf-
eteria.
October 6 Football; West Geau-
ga VS. Kenston, 200 pm. at
Kirkland.
October 8 Board of Education
meeting; 800 pm, high school
home economics room.
October 13 Football; West Ge-
auga VS.. Middlefield, 200 pm.
at Kirkland.
October Is Welcome Wagon;
800 pm. at high scool cafeter-
ia.
October 10 Open house, ele-
mentary schools.
October % P.T.A., 800 pm.
at high school cafeteria.
October 26 Football; West Ge-
auga VS.. Newbury at Newbury,
800 pm.
October 27 P.T.A. Dance, 900
to II at Chester gym.
October 90 superintendent
meeting, $50 pm. Chardon.
conference; pm, elementary
schools.
October 81 Che erl Ian d
Churches Hallowe'en party, 7:30
pm, Chester gym.
November l PreschOol PIT A. !;
300 pm. Chester gym and cafe
terra and football, West Geauga
VS.. Thompson at Thompson,
800 pm.
November No school NE.
.OT.A. in Cleveland. Preschool
Jamboree, pm, Chester gym.
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termediate group.
All Cattle Sale
The combined efforts of the
All groubS in Munson raised a
total of $4,000 towards the new
All building in the Burton fair
grounds. Lunch was served dur
ing the cattle sale at the Cir
Gle T Farms on Auburn and
Thwing RdS. on September 20.
The Annual All Advisors Re-
cognition Banquet will be held
Thursday, october II at 7:15 p.
m. at the Burton Fire Hall. All
All Advisors and Junior Lead
erS are invited. Leaders may
bring a guest.
Blessed Events
Among the new arrivals in
the community are a daughter
Deborah Anne born to Donald
and Betty Doran of Sand Hill
on September 20, 1856, and a
son, born to Charles and Betsy
PoutasSe on Wednesday, Sep
tember 26, 1856. Congratulations
to both families.
League of Women Voters
The next meeting of the Wed
neSday evening unit of the
League will be October 10 at
the home of Helen Mitchell in
Beaver Greek. The Thursday
morning Study Unit of . the.
League will meet October IL
at II am. at the cottage on the
Corey Farm with Mrs. Corey
as hostess. The discussions will
be on Voters Service and Child
Welfare. Sandwich lunch.
MunsOn Parents and Teachers
The next meeting of the Pic
will be on Monday, October 8
at 8 pm. In the new school.
Please plan on attending and
bring the fathers along too.
Sales tax stamps and used foil
may be turned in at this time
also. >.
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SAND & GRAVEL

Specification Filter Bed Gravei
1907 Crushed Gravel for
D~iveways or Parking Lots
No. As Road Gravel
Plant or Delivery Price
The Jefferson Materi, Co.
IA Mi. South of 81 on "A
Burton, Ohio
Telephone Temple 4-4058
RN44ctf
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on Wednesday afternoon, Octo-
ber 8, in the church social hall,
the afternoon speaker was Miss
Helen Foster of Cleveland; topic
Fellow Christians of East AS
ia"
In the evening the Christian
Education Committee met at the
church.
Saturday, October 6, Monthly
public supper in the town hall.
Sunday, October 7, world
Wide Communion Sunday"
1000 The Church School.
11:00 Morning Worship Ser
vice and holy communion, COM
muniol- meditation, Christians
Holy The World Together. There
will be a service of infant bap-
IiSm.
In the evening at 6 o'clock our
church will be represented at
the special meeting of the Ply
mouth Rock Association at the
Community Church in Chester
land, at which time the Com
munity Church will be received
into full standing in the Ply
mouth Rock Association. Dea-
con and Mrs. Hubert Starr,
Deacon Stanley Thompson, and
Reverend and Mrs. Osborne
Grove will e pre- en- t our
church.
Monday, October 8, Meeting
of the Board of Deacons and
DeaconesseS in the minister's
study.
Wednesday, October 10, Fall
Association meeting, d epar t.
ment of Women's Work, Union
Church, Painesville.
Sunday, October IA, Family
Sunday" at church with a family
dinner in the town hall at the
close of the service.
Mrs. Robert Fenwick has as
sumed responsibility for direct
ing the junior choir of the
church. She will be assisted by
Mrs. George Myers as accom-
panist.
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News from EAST CLARIDON

! be stationed for some time.
| Miss Sally Slagle, who il
teaching in Northfield was a
home over a recent weekend.
Recent guests of Mrs. Lena
Graham and son John were
Mr.. Hugh Graham of Paines
vile, Mr.. Clarence Valvoda O
Huntsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
Parker of Concord, and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Ralph Haffner and family
Of Champion.
The church supper on Friday
evening was we'll attended. The
hostesses were Mrs. Tena Malt
bic, Mrs. Olive Winchel anc
Mrs. Ruth Davies instead oi
those as given in last week.
issue. Among those from out oi
town were, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Falk of Cleveland, his sister
of Chicago, Mrs. Falk's mother
Mrs. Matte Pierce of Chardon
Mrs. Bundy of Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gamble and
Mrs. Lena Ensign of Claridor
Center, and Mrs. Ethel kim oi
Cleveland.
Mr.. Richard Slagle in com.
pany with several fellow lodge
members is spending the week,
end in Kentllcky
We are sorry to lose Mr.. and
Mrs. Slusher and family who
have moved to Burton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Nc,
Gurer of Chardon have pur-
chased the home formerly own
ed by his mother, Mrs. Lottie
McGurer and are making i'm
provementS prior to moving in.
We will be glad to have Mr..
and Mrs. McGurer in our COM
munity.
Mrs. Ethel kim of Cleveland,
who has been visiting in town,
with her hostess, Mrs. Grace
Kibler, were afternoon and din
ner guests Of Mrs. Will Adams
on Wednesday of last week.
On Wednesday evening of last
week, the lady teachers of Mid
dlefield school gave a dinner
at WelShfield Congregational
Church in honor of Miss June
Evans whose marriage is an
event of early autumn. Mrs.
John Has-Ellison was the host
ess. An interesting and amusing
feature of the evening was a
humorous skit put on by the
teaches Going home to moth
err. Mrs. Lora Evans was a
guest with June at the party
Friends here of Mrs. Vera
Hope were saddened to learn
of her death which occurred it
is reported, in her sleep on
Saturday evening, and our sym
pathy goes out to her husband,
Carl Hope and to the family
Mrs. Verna White of Middle
field was a guest on Sunday
last of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Winch
ell and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Darrin-
ger, son Leon and friend of Bak-
ersville visited Mrs. Darringer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c..
Stillwell on Sunday.
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s. Hambden
By Mrs. H. s. Woodin

Mrs. Mike Skiba returned to
her home Friday, recuperating
from surgery at Memorial Hos
pital. Neighbors wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kamp
of Cleveland were Thursday ev-
ening visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Boerwinkle.
Mrs. Jack Arnold and fam
lily and Paul Lampman spent
the weekend at Niagara Falls
Sunday. They visited their cou-
sins at Buffalo whom they had
MT seen in several years.
Bob Woodin attended the sew
enth grade hayride at Hambden
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hagen and
sons spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs. Henry BoerWinkel.
Magazine statesmen are still
making calls on the housewives
in this section.
Miss Virginia Albright of Ven-
ezuela, South America, who is
attending the Andrews School,
spent the weekend with her
school mate, Judy Fulton.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fulton and family
attended the birthday dinner
for Mr.. and M. Rohack, Mrs. Flu
tons father in Cleveland.
Mrs. Frank Pokorny and ba-
by daughter came home from
the Corey Hospital Monday.
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Pokorny attended the Ohio State
football game in Columbus.
Mrs. Martin Pokorny and Mrs.
Joe and Mrs. John Pokorny at
tended a bridal shower for a
relative in Cleveland Sunday af-
ternoon.
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World Series

The two top teams in each
league wait impatiently to
demonstrate, like soldiers in
opposing camps, which one
will be the next World
Champs. The spectacle they
will put on cannot be much
improved upon for this great
show is always known to
have a flavor all its own.
Our prescription department
has a flavor all its own, too.
We stress the essentials :.
we offer years of experience,
top quality drugs, scientific
accuracy and prompt deliv-
cry service-FREE. Your pre-
scription number, 5-3183;
your pharmacist is at Cooks
Drug Store, 1927 Main
Street, Chardon.
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PHGRIM-CHRISTIAN
CHURCH NEWS

Thursday, October 4
2:45 Brownie Troop No. II =
Educational Bldg.
2:45 Girl Scout Troop No. 5 =
Educational Bldg.
7:30 Chancel Choir Rehearsal
Sanctuary Bldg.
Friday, October 5
2: As Brownie Troop No. IA
Educational Bldg.
Sunday, October Z
9:45 Church School for all ag-
es Education and Sanctuary
Bldgs.
l0:45 Nursery Pre-School
Building
11:oO Morning Worship Ser
vice
$50 CHI Rho Group Ed
EDUCATIONAL Bldg.
tbs Pilgrim-Fellowship- Sane
tuary Bldg.
Tuesday, October 9
2:45 Cub Scouts Educational
Bldg.
Wednesday, October 10
2:30 Cherub Choir Rehearsal
Educational Bldg.
$50 Family Night Supper =
Sanctuary Bldg.
800 General Board Meeting =
Sanctuary Bldg.
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MARANATHA ASSEMBLY
OF GOD CHURCH

Sunday, October Z,
1000 am. Sunday School =
Mark of Faith
11:00 am. Morning Worship
1l:00 am. Junior Church
TOO pm. Christ Ambassadors
7:45 pm. EvangeliStic Ser
vice
Tuesday, October 8,
7:45 pm. Bible Study and
Prayer meeting
Wednesday, October 10
800 pm. Choir Practice
Thursday, October IL
800 pm. Women's Mission
ary Council
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Church News
CHARDON METHODIST
CHURCH NEWS

Harry A. Carney, Pastor
Paul Bidgood, Church School
superintendent
900 am. to $50 am. First
Worship Service
1O:a.m. to 1880 am. church
school classes
liam. to II Noon, second
worship service
Thursday, October 4,
7:30 pm. Senior choir rehear-
sal
Sunday, October J,
World Wide Communion at the
two services. Anyone confined
to their home, please contact
the church office (5-458D and
the pastor will administer Holy
Communion in their home.
600 pm. Methodist Youth
will have a pot-luck. Reception
of new members for both In
termediate and Senior Youth.
Tuesday, October 3
Ruth Circle, 1;30 pm. at Mrs.
l.. r. Demands
Miriam Circle, 1:30 pm. at
Mrs. Charles Phipps Jr. \
Sarah Circle, 1:30 pm. at
Mrs. A. B. Carlson
Esther Circle, 8 pm. at Mrs.
Grace Truman
Deborah Circle, 8: pm. at
Mrs. Earl Mutch
800 pm. Methodist men will
hold an executive meeting in
the church social room.
Wednesday, October 10,
800 pm. ChildrenS choir
400 pm. Wesleyan choir
7:30 pm. First quarterly con-
ference held at Chardon Meth
odiSt Church. Middlefield and
Painesville to participate.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH claridOn

The first fall meeting of the
Women's Fellowship was held
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Stella Iykr WA
Hubert La M/dnenux

CHESTER - A wedding of in
terest to Chester people took
place Saturday, September %
at the Church of Our Lord, East
Blvd, Cleveland, when Miss
Stella Taylor of Cleveland be-
came the bride of Hubert J..
LaMoreaux.
The marriage ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Delbert
Krumm,s business associate of
the Bridegroom, at seven-thirty
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-10-04
By Bette Scheele
Telephone ChardOn 6-1238

MUNSON An important
meeting to consider the pro-
posed changes in the zoning
code of Munson Township will
be held at 8 pm. Monday, Oct.
8, 1856, in the Town Hall. Three
proposed amendments will be
condidered as follows:
l. To redefine a breezeway
which may connect a garage or
car port.
2. To eliminate from the ZOn-
ing Code all regulations con-
corning the width of driveways
existing on highways.
3. To raise the present min
imum floor plan in new resi-
denceS from $50 so. feet to COZ
So. feet for houses with base
ments and from $50 so. feet to
1850 SO. feet for houses without
easements.
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NEWS from MUNSON

for the benefit of all. Please
contact Joe KaZsuk, Art Dade
or Steve Kiehel, if you would
like to contribute any.
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CITIZENS MEETINGS

theran Church. 1919 Alabama
avenue Sc.
Wednesday
Rhode Island Avenue-Bate-
mans Store. 1904 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
North Washington Council
No. 6 police precinct. 1851 Mich
olson street NV.
Thursday
Capitol Hill Southeast-Hine
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Meeting announcements
must be In the hands OF the
Ciuic Calendar editor By noon
Thursday of each meek to in
sure publication in the column
Sunday. Those received too
late will not be used separately
unless there is some special
news significance attached to
then.)
The Montgomery County Civic
Federation will hold its annual
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow in
the auditorium of Woodward &
Lothrop's Bethesda Chevy Chase
store. The Evening Star Cup
will be awarded to the member Of
the federation making the most
outstanding contribution to the
federation and to the commu-
nifty at large for the past year.
Other civic meetings scheduled
for this week, all beginning al
8 pm. unless otherwise noted
are:
Tomorrow
Arkansas Avenue - Luther
Church of the Incarnation, -Four.
tenth and Gallatin streets NV
Brookland-The home of the
president, Miss Kathleen w
Noel, 1862 Lawrence street NE
Kalorama - Adams School
Ninteenth street opposite Cal
ifornia street NV.
Northeast = Bondary Civic
Burrville Elementary School, Di
vision avenue at Hays street NE
Tuesday
Fort Dupont-Sam's Barbe
Shop. Fairfax Village Shopping
Center, Pennsylvania and Ala
bama avenues Sc.
HillcreSt-Holy Comforter LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10
Collects Forced Stamps

ROME. June 9 (P).-Giuseppe
Dosi, famous Italian detective
who retired after years as chief
of the Rome branch of the inter-
national police, is a rare stamp
collector. He collects only forged
stamps.