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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
GAITHERsBURG RAMB

full basement, shaded lot for $15,-
$50. Now carrying large 4h%
mortgage. Available at once. ~
INCOME PROPERTY on land
zoned for apartments in Gathers.
burg, $19,950. 90 Family home of
four bedrooms and bath, oil heat
on ~ acres for $4,000. "a Four
acres, large modernized home and
small outbuildings, trees, shrub
berry, $19,950. 81 IS feet, brick
rambler on " acre, good location
close in, $4,000 down. 20 New
brick rambler on y acre, two
baths, rec. room, S19,500. Gu 300
acre stock farm, a real set-up, for
5000 per acre. (8) POTOMAC 10
acres of level land, $12,500. 90
Rent this 300 acre dairy farm,
large capacity, $500. ROMER &
CO., REALTORS, GATHERS
BURG 299. 1t-4-11
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FARM acres farm on hard
road close in. 3 bedroom home
w/large modern kitchen, full
basement, barn and other out
buildings, fruit trees. stream, wen
fenced. A real bargain at SIS, 900.
Shown by appointment only.
GAITHERSBURG REALTY INC,
1876 N. Frederick Ave, Gathers
burg, Md. Phone C'burg 401 and
Pc. 2.9442. .cushman.
Fetrow. 1t4.11
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/
MICS. suopers. earnivals. ETC.. in
this column at the rate OF DC per
line tS pt. line per week.
p4~~~~~~<S~1eSS~S<
APRIL 12-I3- Rummage Sale.
sponsored by W.S.CS., ST. Paurs
Methodist Church, Laytonsville,
In the church hall, 10 pm. on the
18th; 9-12 am. on the 18th. 4t-4-11
APRIL 13- Saturday, 3 to 7:30
PM, Rockville Methodist Church
W.S.C.S. for building fund Fam
lily style, quartered baked chicken
dinner, hot vegetables, home made
rolls. Children up to 10, $100;
adults S150. For sale, home made
cakes and candy, Easter gifts.
Also public auction at annex be-
ginning at noon. 2156
APRIL 13--Dance to be held at
the Damascus Legion Home, from
l0-till Music by the Nightingales.
tall
APRIL 26.27-7th Annual Min
strel and Musical Show to be held
at the Potomac School, Potomac,
Md. Sponsored by the Potomac
Band. 3t4-25
APRIL 81 - Fried chicken and
country ham supper, hot veget-
ables. Mt. Carmel Methodist
Church. Sunshine, Md. Route 81
from 3-8 PM. 9t-2045
APRIL 27-Auction sale sponsor
ed by American Legion Post So;
also BAKE SALE sponsored by
the American Legion Auxiliary at
Brookeville Memorial Hall,
BrookeVille, Md. at II am. 4t4-25
APRIL 27-Spaghetti and meat
ball dinner, Masonic Hall, Gath
ersburg, a till 8 pm. Adults $1.00;
children Coo. Benefit Masonic
Temple and Library Association.
8t4-25
MAY IA dessert bridge party
at 1890 pm in the Parish Hall,
Christ Church, Rockville. Spon-
sored by the Women's Auxiliary.
Skit, door and table prizes. 3t-4-25
MAY 4-Spaghetti Supper-Bake
Sale at Sandy Spring Fire House.
a till 8 pm. Sponsored by W.S.C.S.
Ashton Methodist Church. 5t-5-2
MAY 4TH-Annual Fried Chicken
and Country Ham supper, begin.
ming 3 Pm. at Mt. Tabor Metho-
dist Church, Etchison, Md. 6t-5.2>
MAY 11-Fried chicken and coun-
try ham supper with hot vegeta.
bles, at Boyds Church Hall, from
4.8 pm. Ice cream and cake for
sale. Adults S1.50, children 75c.
Sponsored by the Ladies Society.
MAY 11-Chicken and ham din
ner to be held at the Sherwood
High School Cafeteria of Sandy
Spring, Md. 4-8 pm. Sponsored
tby st. Peters Catholic Church,
,of Olney, Md. 6t-5-9
MAY 11TH-Country Ham and
Fried Chicken dinner to be served
at the Hunting Hill Methodist
Church Parish Hall, 4-8 PM.
Ai-5-9
MAY 1926 pm. Monocacy Car
den Club, flower show, tea, plant
sale, "Wellcome Farm built TIT,
home of Thomas Johnson, First
Governor of Maryland, now own
cd by Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Loeb.
Between Urbana and Thurston on
$40. 5t-5.9
MAY Is - Fried chicken supper
with hot vegetables and home
made rolls, beginning at 3 pm.
Wesley Grove Methodist Church.
Woodfield on State Route 124,
10t-5-16
MAY 18-Noticc, the Brownings-
vile Country Ham ari Turkey
Supper scheduled TO be held on
this date has been cancelled.
tall
MAY 18-Saturday. Country Ham
and Turkey Supper, Brownings-
Vile Hail. 800 PM. on. 5t-5-16
MAY 21-Country Homes Tour,
10 am. to 5 pm. sponsored by
the Ladies Auxiliary st. Peters
Episcopal Church of PoolesviIle.
$500 for Tour Ticket. Lunch
served in Parish Hail. $100.
10t.5-16
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GAITHERsBURG-3 bedrm. ram

GAITHERSBURG-3 bedrm. ram
bier, full bsmnt., lot 100x125- $13,
$50. GAITHERSBURG - Groom
masonry bungalow, bath, screened
porch, full bsmnt, garage, lovely
u acre lot with trees and many
flowers II S11, $50. GATHERS.
BURG - 5-room frame bungalow
on y acre corner lot, bath, full
bsmnt, screened front porch -
$12,65O. DAMASCUS bedroom
brick and frame Cape Cod, IL
baths, firepl. in liv. rm., sep. din.
rm., lge. kit, full bsmnt, attract.
rec. rm.,& &C. lot $15,500. DA-
MASCUS- 3-bedroom brick ram
bier, lge. liv rm., family sized kit,
tiled bath. full bsmnt. rec. rm,,
attached garage, $15,750. FARM
ETTES - 8 acres with 2-story
frame home, iv. rm., din. rm., kit,
den on LIST fl, 3 bedrms. and bath
on End; part bsmnt, 2 poultry
houses, $3.50 10 ACRES with
frame Cape Cod home, front
porch, lge. entrance hall, liv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, pantry, laundry rm.,
on LIST fl. 2 bedrms and bath on
End, lge. chicken house $40, 800.
5 ACRES-nr. Gaithersburg with
frame home, screened front porch,
good-sized liv. rm., panelled din.
rm. with firepl., mod. kit, l bed
rm. and bath on 1st fl, / bedrm.,
On End, bsmnt, oil h.a.h., poul-
try house, brooder house, smoke
house, small barn, garage, pond
and stream-$20,000. Many list.
ings throughout the County-stop
in and let us help you with your
real estate needs. Catalog avail.
ablee. KAY BOWLING, Washing,
ton Grove, Md. Gaithersburg 829
or 247.J. 1t4.11
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LARGE DWELLINGS, rooms,

LARGE DWELLING-15 rooms,
oil burning furnace, 3 baths, 2 car
garage, large basement, 1h acres
with long frontage on main
street, with paved street in rear.
Ideal for nursing home or a board
ing house, $4,000 Owner will
take $4,000 mortgage ~ 1873
acre farm with lovely home, heat
and bath, large barn, other bldgS.,
plenty of water on farm, long
frontage on paved road. Owner
will take IA big mortgage, $4,000.
CD 1913 acres farm on paved road
with 2 story, 6 rm. house with
bath and fireplace. Large barn
and other buildings. Plenty of
water, owner will take big mort
gage $4,000. (4) % acres of
cleared land, very productive with
II room house made into apart
ments, barn and several outbuild-
ings on paved road $4,000. 80
38 acres with good SOIL 7 Aserne
woodland, ideal for a housing de-
velopment on paved road. Lots
can be sold at average of S275 per
acre. H. P. BURDETTE & SON
REALTORS, Mt. Airy, Md. Phone
1913. It'll
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
BOOkmobiIe Schedule

Friday, April I2-Burtonsvllle, 3;i5 to
4:30; McKenney HIS BIS TO 4:3O; Rock
Creek Gardens, 3.i5 20 $50.
Saturday, April i3-Brookmont, IL 70 Il:
Woodaeres 12.45 % 2:4S; Glen Echo. 3
10 4;3O; Sumner. $50 10 t0;45 am.
Monday, Aprn l5--Alta Vista. 3:i5 10
AS; Connecticut Avenue Estates, 3;45 70
5; Piney Branch and Flower Avenue, 3 10
4;30; TNHtnbrook, 6 10 7.i5 Wheaton City.
7;3O 10 $40 pm
Tuesday, APRIL 10 Glcnmont. 3:15 10
4:3O; Lone Oak. 3:f5 10 4;45 Parkwood.
3;i5 to 4:3O.
Wednesday, April 1T--Brookville, 3:15 20
3;45; Chevy Chase Shopping Center. 2 10
81 Northwest Park Apartments BIS 10
$50: Unity 4 10 4:45.
Thursday, April 1s-Oakvicw, 3:15 10
4;45; Potomac, 3:f5 TO 4:30; Cabin John.
3l5 to ).
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
40 ACRES Mr.. GAINESVILLE

STATION-Rich piece of land, w
long hard road frontage, lge. two
story house with II rooms, 2 fire
places, lge. basement, 2 car gar
age, poultry house, machine shed
lge. enough for 3 cars, meat house
and shop bldgs. Has neither heat
nor bath $1,000. Price is right
for party who can use it, (2)
ROCKCREST-5 rm. rambler, 3
bedrTns. property is in splendid
condition, incl. stove, refig. and
washing machine, nicely fenced
yard, $10,500. 81 ROCKVILLE
5 rm. cottage w/six 25 IT, lots,
possible commercial value, $4,000.
ROCKVILLE Frame Cape Cod,
5 rooms, sep. din. rm., full base
ment, patio w/outside fireplace, 2
lots, room for garden. Lots of
flowers and shruhbery. A nice
little home. Owner moved to
West Virginia. Selling at sacri-
flee, $14,500. 81 ROCKVILLE :
ROCKCREST - Semi.bungalow,
liv. rm., din. rTn., sep. dinette, 2
bedrms, full bath first floor, bed
room and lovely sewing room WI
shower bath on second floor, full
basement, gas heat, Diet. garage,
Diet. chlldren's playhouse. This is
a complete home, $4,000. 80
GAITHERSBURG-2 story frame,
pebble-dash, 6 lge. rooms, sep.
din. rm, full basement, new heat.
ing system, OHAH, garage and
other bldg, $15,500. This Is not
a new house but in excel. cond
and convenient location. (O Mr.
DAMASCUS ~ 7 room, 2 story
house, 4 bedrooms, mod. kitchen,
HWH, " acre land, garage and
chicken house, $4,000 with $1,000
cash. This Is not a new house and
needs some paint but It's a bar.
gain. GAITHERSBURG REALTY
INC, 436 N. Frederick Ave,
Gaithersburg, Md. Phone Gburg
401, Pc. 2-9442; evenings call Mrs
Johnson Pc. 2-6369. Hickman I.
Cushnan & Fetrow. tall
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
HELP. WANTED

MALE Part time, married
bright, energetic person to learn
home building Call Evenings OF
write. R. H. Best, Inc, 1545 Rock
vile Pike, Rockville, Md. Phone
IA. 7-7300.' tf-3-2e
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FOR SALE (LIVEsTocK)

HEREFORDS PUREBRED -
Calves and cows, calfhood vacci.
mated. T.B. tested; also 3 young
Polled Bulls, finest breeding from
Domestic Mischief & Choice Dom.
inc. Call Milton F. Rupert. EN-.
3-5407 after 7 pm. 2t-4-11
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SADDLE HORSE & PONY SALE

Wed, April II, at $50 pm. 30
consigned horses and ponies, 10
good Virginia horses, / Reg
chestnut 3-gaited show gelding.
fancy spotted mare, Reg. gray
3-galted mare. Eyler's Stables,
Thurmont, Md. Phi. GIL. Sale
every 2 weeks. 1t-4.11
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ROCKVILLE - S15,5OO, Hunger

ROCKVILLE - $500, Hunger
ford Towne, $1,000 cash, assume
large Gil. Loan. 3 bedroom, space
for 18th on second, bath, lge. porch,
utility room. Lovely wooded lot
In perfect condition. ~ ROCK
WILLIE BUSINESS: $1,000 on
Montgomery Ave; for details, call
Pc. 2-6151, Mrs. Whitehurst. 81
TWINBROOK HOMES: S10,990
and up. "a ROCKCREST Homes,
SO 500 and up. 90 ROCKVILLE,
West End: Remodeled older home
on lot 100 by 100, ranch type,
fence, shade and fruit trees, 80 #.
liv-din. room with two bay win
dows, modern kitchen with birch
cupboards, powder room, 3 lge.
bedrooms and bath on second
floor. In excel. condition. go
COMUS ROAD, HARRISBURG,
S12, $50, ~ acre full basement,
OHW Heat, living room, dining
room, kitchen. bedroom and bath
first floor, 2 large bedrooms on
second floor. Plenty garden space.
S. E. BOCLEY, INC, Mrs. White
hurst. Pc. 2-6151 or Pc. 2-6577.
1t-4.11
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

PAINTERS - Experienced only.
Apply Herbert E. Daley, Brooke
vile, Md. Phone Spring 4-5113.
2t-4-11
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

HOUSE FOR RENT - Between
Damascus and Acc, small 4-room
house, all conveniences, $55 a
month. Mr.. Martin, Poolcsville
3473. tall
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

$%~%$%%%%$%$>S>$$ ~$S'$$$$S~>S$$~S
S4O0 MONTHLY SPARE TIME
Refilling and collecting money
from our five cent High Grade
Nut machines in this area. No
selling! To qualify for work you
must have car, references, $3.50
cash, secured by inventory. Devot-
ing 6 hours a week to business,
your end on percentage collections
will net up to $500 monthly with
very good possibilities of taking
over full time. Income increasing
accordingly. For interview, in
clude phone in application. Write
All State Distributing Co., sos
Fifth Avenue, New York, IT, N. Y.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

DICKERSON - Old house. good
condition, large rooms and high
ceilings, no modern Improvements
except electricit, approximately
&c acres. OXLEY REALTY CO.,
INC, Pc. 2.2334; evenings Pc. 2
2438. tall
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
DAMASCUS AREA-New 3 bed.

TWINBROOK-4-yr. old, assume
lg. CT. 41a% Mortgage, $3.50 a
month icludes everything. Open
Sun, / pm. til dark. Call Mrs.
Healy, Gaithershurg 1865 for di.
rections to locate FRANK l..
HEWITT CO. tall
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
FOR RENT

APARTMENTS - Unfurnished
one bedroom, living room, kit,
D. room and bath, rear screened
porch. $6250s$65 plus utilities.
Call Pc. 2-4296. 1925
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
FOR RENT
,NNNNN%N%N%~A

UNPUBLISHED OLONIAL
HOUSE, rooms, bath, 2 porch
es, garage, garden space, lovely
old trees; conveniently located
near good schools and churches;
Ashton area, SIS. Tel. Spring a.
1856. tall
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
FARM HAND

FARM HAND - Capable equip
ment operator, must furnish own
lodging. Near Travilah. Call Pc.
2-3385 2t-4.18
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

FARM unsatisfactory, bath
and garden space, $50 month.
Chester Leishear, near Damascus,
Md. 1t4-11
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OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -
$4,000 Masonry, a unit. apt. plus
custom built rambler, attached
garage, on over an acre. VIII sell
separate apartment $4,000. Home
$4,000. Mrs. Whitehurst, with
S. E. BOGLEY, INC, Phones Pc,
2.6151 or Pc. 2-6577,- tall
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
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REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL CHEAP-One eight.
sito lot No. 155, in Section d and
one six-site lot No. 76, in Block II,
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. If inter
ested inquire at Fort Lincoln as to
location and todays value. Write
w. L. Bill Daniels, 1901 Chipola
Circle, Orlando, Florida. 4t-4-11
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11
COMING EVENTS

Organizations may list their pic
MICS, su2pers, earnivsls. etc. in
this column at the rate Of Toe per
line e pi. Iinel per week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

FOR RENT OFFICE - three
room suite, located in the Bros
ius Bldg. Call Dr. Kapiloff, Pc.
2-346O. 1897
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-04-11

MODERN APARTMENT-Unfur-
nished. Outside ent. Elec. kit.
Tiled bath. All rooms large, cool,
cross-ventilated. One bedroom.
SIS. Two bedrooms, 500. All utils.
except. cleo. Adults preferred.
Tel Gaithersburg 1859. tf-2053
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04

canoeing, swimming, and excursions to more than oO
state parks.
Housing accommodations range from the most lux
urous resorts and hotels to be found anywhere to mod
est housekeeping cabins along cool lake shores For
those desiring the rugged evergreen-covered north
woods, there is unlimited privacy.
MINNESOTA'S SCENIC beauties stretch thruout
the state It's famed Hiawatha Valley along the Miss
issippi River extends from the southern tip of the
state to the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and ST. Paul
From the Twin Cities north is the virgin land of pnes
clear lakes and big game fish,
At Bemdji, in extreme northern Minnesota, tow
ers the giant statue of the fabulous Paul Buyan and
his blue OK, Babe. The legendary lumberman was
supposed to have lived in this Also of interest
are the open pit mines in the bbng area This is the
location of the Mesabi Iron range which for many
years produced much of the iron for the nation
Far north in the Minnesota wilderness small
fleet of Floating homes is providing the American
tourist with something unique in vacation adventure.
On Eastwood Lake in Superior National Forest,
one can rent houseboat and cruise into tmeless terr
itory lake region unchanged since the first Indian
padded sky-bue waters. The houseboats are inboard
powered sturdy and unsnkabe varying in size to
commodate to IA persons plus crew. "Front porch
fishing is done from deck chair.
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04
Radio Program
Tells Story
Of NCW

Nancy Kelly, Broadway
and Hollywood star, will
play the lead role in a ma
tion-wide radio broadcast
honoring the N tional
Council of Jewish Women.
The program, "And There
Was Light, will be heard
in Tucson from 8:O6-9:3O
pm. over station KVOA in
Tucson. The program tells
the story of Council volun-
teers and their work in hui
manitarian projects.
The program is a feature
of Council Week.
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04

be provided.
Tickets at SIPS may be pur-
chased from any member of
the club or can also be pur-
chased at the door.
Co-chairmen for the dance
are Joe Kali and Ben Meyer
son. Jack Joseph, president of
the A. I. Mr.. and Mrs. Club,
extend a cordial invitation to
the public to join the mem
bers in this colorful post-holi-
day dance.
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04
Committees
Named By
Sisferhood

Mrs. Irving D. Kaplan, pres
ident of Temple Emanuel Sis
terhood, has named chairmen
and co-chairmen of commit
tees for this season.
Other officers are Mrs.
Mathew Fairberg, first vice
pr e S i d e n t; Mrs. David A.
Bloom, second vice-president;
Mrs. Ted Gould, third vice
pr e S i d en- t; Mrs. Herbert
Bloom, fourth vice-president;
Mrs. Julius Mizel, treasurer;
Mrs. Irving Blumenthal, rec
ording secretary; Mrs. Ken
meth Cohen, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. John Good
man, special corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Saul Deitel,
financial secretary; Mrs. Paul
S C h i'll, parliamentarian;
Mines. Philip Besserman, Irv-
ing Buchanan, Harry Goro-
dess, and William Rappaport,
delegates to Council.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
and co-chairmen: Barfield,
Mrs. Morris Leight; Braille
tea, Mines. Joseph Haas, Har-
ry Fisher, Ted Bloom, Calen-
dar, Mrs. William Mas; Can
die kindling, Mrs. Leonard
Weiner; Civilian defense, Mrs.
Stanley Nevins; Community
services, Mrs. Joseph Gersh-
on; Donor, Mines. Jack New
ins, Alex August, Alex Gelb;
Flower fund, Mrs. Edward
Kaye; Gift shop, Mines. JOS
eph Duncan, Ira Karon, Irene
Rosenzweig, Joseph Himel-
hoch.
Happy day fund, Mrs. Nath-
an Rakita; Hospital visitation,
Mines. Sol Gruchik, Herman
Goldstein. House of Living
Judaism, Mrs. Jules White
hill; Library team, Mrs. M. B.
Silberman; Magazines, Mrs.
Mathew Oppenheim; Meeting
hospitality, Mrs. Jack Brown;
Membership, Mines. George
Greenberg, Murray Zelickson;
Mothers group, Mines. Nor
man Salmon, Nestery Roos;
M o t h e r-daughter luncheon,
Mines. Dennis Bernstein, j.
Harry Agron, Michael Bern
field.
ONEG SHABBAT, Mrs. Rose
Abrams; Oneg Shabbat hospi-
tality, Mines. Albert Bilgray,
Clara Bloom; Programming,
Mrs. Sam Kurn; Publicity,
Mines. Herbert Herman, Mel
vim Halpern; r u m m a G e,
Mines. Jerome Parrish, Alex
Brown. Seder Mrs. Alex
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04

Weiss; School parties, Mrs. ST.
mon Moret, Mrs. William Dor
son; Telephone committee,
Mines. Ben Kessler, Louis
Lesson; Uniongrams and Yes
Fund, Mrs. Max Glaedy; Visit
alton, Mines. I. J. Sternstein,
Morris Sosin; Guest book,
Mrs. Morris K Elm e r m a n !;
Kitchen supplies, Mrs. Charles
Koplin; Membership lunch
con, Mrs. Fred Bradfield; Sue
Goth, Mrs. Bernard Friedman,
Miss Rose Klafter.
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04
ADVENTURES
IN TRAVEL

MINNESOTA'S LAND of ten thousand lakes =
long considered masculine domain and fishing para
dise-is rapidly becoming of the nations outstand
ing summer Fairgrounds for the entire family.
Air reservations into the sky-bue-water country
have reached an all-time record this summer. From
Arizona we have excellent service via TWA, American
and Braniff Air Lines. Most popular days are Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday when the family plan
discount fares are in effect.
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04

DANCING WILL be to the
music of Lou Broder and his
orchestra. Refreshments will
be available and set-ups will
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04

Even baby sitters and kinder
gartens have been added to the many
services which Minnesota's $500 re-
sorts have extended and modernized
for the 1857 season. While the men
are busy with ckle-busting walleyes,
northern pike and muskies, the fam
lilies have a wide choice of boating,
hiking, horseback riding, water skiing,
The Arizona post., 1957-10-04
A. !. Club Holds Annual
Breakfast Dance Oct. s

The Mr.. and Mrs. Club of Cong. Anshei Israel will hold
its ninth annual Breakfast dance Oct auditorium
of the synagogue. The dance will open at pm
The dance marks the end of days of penitence
between RoSh HaShonah and Yom Kppur
The frontiersman., 1957-06-20
GUESTS AND MEMBERS
 HEAR SCOUT OFFICIAL AT KlvvANES MEETING

Palmer Kiwanians and num- Der of guests learned much about the financing of the Boy scout program in this section of Alas ka, when It. Col, Edward lra- ham, Boy Scout Council finance chairman of the Western Alaska Council spoke at the. June N meeting of the Palmer klWanls club. Col. Graham was accom- panied to the meeting by Clark A. Lethine, Scout Executive, West ern Alaska Council and Jerry La- Barron, district executive both of Anchorage.
 Other guests at the meeting m- cluded pr. Russ Alderfer, che1nis- try soils department and J.C.S. Tedrow of the soils department, both of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, N. J.; James M. Drew, soils department of the Univer- sity of Nebraska; pr. Bennett White, assistant director econom- ics and utilization of research, Experiment Stations Dlvlslon, Washington D. C.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-20
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Cheechako Club


 The Cheechako Homemakers held their June meeting at the home of Daisy Swoboda. The meeting was conducted by vice. president, Miriam Johanson. Roll call was answered with ideas for gardening or enhancing the appearance and flavors of foods. Frances Brown will be chair man of our picnic committee, as- sisted by Billie DeJulio and Lois Kepler. This year we will. again have dinner in Anchorage on our regular meeting nite, instead of a picnic. Lois Kepler will send out cards announcing the time and place chosen for the dinner. Our fair booth was discussed, Miriam Johanson is chairman of the committee consisting of Billie DeJulio, Alvelda Dickerson, Cloy- cine Driggers and Agnes Earns worth.
 A report was given by Miriam on the Council meeting. Billie, project leader, gave an interest
The frontiersman., 1957-06-20
Wouldn't You
By Yves Lancaster


 Suppose someone decided he. would let breathing De a part of his life only at certain times in the week. It is just as ridicu- lous and unsatisfactory to try to have Christ in our life but only in His department" There is no such thing as departmentalizing the Lord in our life! If He is not obeyed in every area He is not LoEd at alli
 Many people find religion unsatisfying because they have just taken up" church going or tried to reform without commit ing their whole self to Christ as Savior and Lord. Many want to- USE God as a sort of cosmic bell-hop to help them when they get in trouble. Or they try to- naaneuver God in their pray ing" instead of submitting to God We get this affair all reversed God is God! AS soon as we give ourselves over to God we are go- ing to have showdown with sin in our life. But we can be re- ligious all our life and go right on in sin.
 A lot of religious people go right on with their shady busi- ness deals, their violating of the law, their stealing, coveting, inn morality and selfish ambition But no one who is genuinely liv- ing for Christ is doing these things!
 WOULDN'T YOU like to dis cover the glories of peace of mind and victorious living in Christi WOULDN'T YOU trade religion for real salvation? N ] Pd. adv.