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Meeting Called

Mrs. Warren Kendall Of.
Sarasota, Fla, national pres
ident of the Danes of the
Loyal Legion of the United
States. has called q national
board meeting for 10 am.
Wednesday at Anderson
House. 211a Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
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and Emerson Meyers, all local
artists. They will be accom-
panied by an orchestra under
the direction of Richard Bales.
Miss Quinta Jensen Frey is
president of the club.
The foundation was estab-
lished under the leadership Of
Mrs. Florence Howard six years
ago. 1t was made possible
originally through a stable
contribution by Mr.. Patrick
Hayes.
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Mrs. George Garrett, DR.. and
Mrs. Howard Mitchell. Mrs.
Robert H. Dunlap, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Klagsbrunn, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Ross and Mr..
and Mrs. DeForest Van Slyck.
Among the box holders for
the concert who are also
patrons are Mrs. John Mat
thew Whittall, Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers, Mr.. Gerson
Nordlinger. jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Alan Maphis, Mr.. and
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Mrs. Paul Tyler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Cooper Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Bryan.
General chairman for the
benefit is Mrs. Bryan. Among
those assisting her are Mrs.
Ernest Schein, Mrs. Taylor.
Mrs. Howard Hosmer. Mrs.
Clinton ]. T. Young, Mrs.
Theodore Woolsey, Mrs. Arthur
w. Holtsberg, Mrs. Thomas E.
Sullivan and several others.
The pianists will be Evelyn
Swarthout, Margaret Tolson
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at 8 pm. 1t is to raise funds
for the clubs foundation
for young music students in
annual competition.
Other patrons include Dis
trict Commissioner Robert E.
Mclaughlin. Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon, former Ambassador and
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Fund Raising Concert
Is Planned by Club

Yugoslav Ambassador and
Mime. Mates are among the
patrons for the Friday Morn
ing Music Clubs up-coming
Three Piano Concerto pro-
gram.
The event will take place in
Constitution Hall next Sunday
Evening star., 1957-04-28
Regeneration
Of A Library
By JAMES BIRCHFIELD
LEEBuRo. VA.


A GROUP OF volunteers in this lovely
"A old Virginia town is changing a
monument" into living library
The library has been here for many years
now. 1t was built as a memorial to Thomas
Balch. an international lawyer who was
born in LeeSburg and who suggested an
international court in 1865 to settle the
Alabama claims with England
But until few months ago the building
had been little more than a memorial. Its
book collection was uncatalogued and there
were few new books purchased Few people
thought seriously OF it as library.
But all this has been changed by q
Library League, set up by the Thomas
Balch Library Board Of Trustees and given
full charge Of operating It,
volunteers Swarmed in, catalogued the
book collection and began a systematic
program for the purchase OF new books
Incidentally. cataloguing revealed the pos
session of an excellent foundation for
regional source library consisting of many
old Volumes now out Of print, pertaining
to the Northern Virginia area
The program also uncovered good funda-
mental reference library, including the
complete oxford English Dictionary, sew
eral sets OF encyclopedias and a collection
of excellent aliases. One early file OF
Loudoun County newspapers was consid-
cred so valuable that the Alderman Library
of the University of Virginia had them
photostated for its newspaper collection.
In its program of rejuvenation, one of
the first things done by the league was to
open the library doors TO children. A spe-
cial membership was provided. and on the
first day more than 20 children became
members. Special children's programs are
being planned and will be conducted by
Miss Harriet Grammar, former children's
Evening star., 1957-04-28

Children sworn to the
Thomos Bolch Libroy at
leesbure since its reju-
venotion under the
Leoeue. Wednesday oft
ernoons and Saturdays,
they fill the juvenile sec
tion. Child memberships
have been on the increase.
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NICE HOME ron COUPLE-6-
room house. pine-paneied living
room. fireplace, pine-paneled
ranch room with jalousies. base
ment, 2-ear gsFage. acre Of land
enclosed with estate fence: on
U. 8. Hwy, so. > miles out Of
Pairfax. Call BR. e-905O or ST.
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MT. RAINIER-2-Story home: 8
spacious bsdrms,f full din. I'm,
VIII. lRe. lot; near school and bus.
Redreed 70 Sl0,95O. Easy terms
DUNN A Co. Realtor. WA. g
004s; ewes, uN, 4-34s2.
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slSo-s4OO
1857 OAK DRIVE

Excellent NV. and nearby Mary
JAMES L. DIXON a co.
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COMPACT

SMALL FAMILY
Then this Is the home for you. II
Is spotless. excellentiy located for
comfortable liyine, Living rm.. din
Ing I'm. and kitchen on LIST floor
. bedTms., bath UP. Plus . full
basement, The price is Sl3.pOO on
easy FHA terms. Location Is ST.
yer epring; Call he. $4,000. Ask
ROBERT E. LOHR
he. $4,000 I'll Q PM. RIA. $4,000
Our 37th ". Of Dependable Service
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BRICK BTNGALOW-NeW eondi

ways: sSo0-si 900 cash. or eI-
ehange. OWNER. ia. 9-70lO.
NEW CONDITION HOME, facing ?
highways and q street about Ia
acres. about is min. Capital:
trees, dble. gArage; 81, O0O-Sa. 900
cash. May exchange. OWNER, IA.
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$500 DOWN. 500 per mo. Three
bedrm., full-bsmt. home. corner lot;
block 10 school UN. 4-s5s3.
neter /. haPan & son
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rs SLIGO Ave. u. $3.50
FILA TERMS
H15 R50
VISIT LOHR HOMES
HILLANDALE

QUALITY in construction, en-
vironment that provides prestige
plus social distinction Is present In
this 3-bedroom, ls-bath home with
private dining room, large living
room. loH-bprning fireplace and 9
modern Kitchen. The full basement
has finished recreation room. and
. wooded lots and Il Il FHA ap-
proved. To see Il cali HE. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N,E.

WHITE OR cOLORED-Nr. new
providence Hospital l246 Fara.
dexxnfPo I . nsrdsb,. minutes .nd D ,5Sm
schools nearby. Near-neW, 3-bed-
rm prick semidet Pull bath plus
1st-h powder rm. AZ Gf loan
reasonable down payment to quail
ned purchaser Monthly pay
ments, SR3 -, includes taxes.
int principal Inspection BY APP
Pointmsnt only. Phone evening",
1901 18th ct. NV, Dt. f-5B22.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

Near Alexandria. va.--Newly re
s ssSd d: :srs STi:E' sis6 rms III sseasOs
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AND sTRHTFORD

TAYLOR AND sTRATFORD
SCHOOL area, IN one Of N. Ar
lington's finest residential areas
This immaculate, 3-bedroom. all
brick Colonial warrants your in
spection. Center entrance; al-ft.
living room with fireplace and
doorway to eo-ft. screened porch.
separate dining room; all-electrie
kitchen with breakfast space, ist-
floor powder room: PINE aneled
rec. room and buiit-tn garaGe in
fun basement FHA apprsisal y
owners want II sold, Call METZ
LER, Realtors. IA. 5-7575 TIL Q
- m
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UTILIZE FHA REFTNANCING ron
S15.bOO or assume monthly pay
mentS OF $50 to purchase this
charming BRICK CAPE COD in
an outstanding area Of Pals
Church. A fireplace, . bedrooms
partly finished attic. stream In
Isar yaro ana EASY sVsil All ,sl,. o.
tive OF the desirabtlity OF this
home JOSEPH W. SEAY CO. ll3
W. Broad ST. Pals Church, Va,
JE 2-262O.
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SUBUnBS-Lovely 3-bed-
rm. brk. rambler on cor. lot with
beautiful view: bsmt., rec. rm.
and picture window ct ground
level: kitchen equipped with gar
bage disposal and exhaust fan:
Sl0,eb0, assume OF loan EASY
TERMS; AL SMITH REALTY,
XII. s-0652; ewes, JE. 2-O464.
ARL. My oWNER-3-bedrm.
bTk.. rambler, din. rm.. liy. rm..
De luxe sIee. klt. IA. 2-l7e6. =
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OvER-sIzE. MODERN. CHARMTNG

OWNER TRANsFERRED-3-bedrm
rambler: liv. rm., frepl.. separate
din. rm,, rec. rm.; lGe. corner lot,
Occupancy may be had BY Oct, rs;
FLA terms; Si6,250. UN. 1883.
peter ]. hagan & son
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MOVERS - Local and
long dist. mod. warehouse, atOf-
asei reas. TU. 2-066s. ia, 9-01ib.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving.
beaches a specially. s. L. MORRIS.
TU, Pei $50 or Ii. 6-2ss9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage
separate rooms, expert packing.
ACE CO, INC. Established 906.
MOVING AND HAULING, day OF
Buzz .s Hsss J T' 4 X MoSv1aa csS CO.
kDELMAN MOVING AND sTOR.
ACE vii aecept surplus furniture
STORAGE; reas. rates. IA. o-2g37.
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ESTATE
% ACRES


Du Tnii Il lOYs sI cs sS fSd *: e sS.S
and warmth usually found only In
an older home. Features living
room with fireplace. dinins room,
large kitchen, den and bath on
frst floor, bedrooms and bath
i4x24: full basement with n bath
and exit, Situated on high knoll
surrounded BY trees, with q stream
crossing the property Adjacent 70
Prom brVcpsrii S. az y ony desire % pEi.
vaey and q pleturs-book setting.
without going 20 miles into the
country, call and see this unusual
property. Priced S27,ObO,
E. F. BLANCHARD, Realtor
als Sligo Ave. ~. $4,000
FILA TERMS
$15,850
Mr., wheaton Shopping Center
y blk. on o.. ave. beautiful det
B-rm. brick home: 3 bedrms.. bath
liv rm. with fireplace. din. room
equip. kit, full bsmt, rec. rm.; nice
handicapped lot
cAMPANEI.LA a CO.
TX. 3-4l13 Ewes, 10. b-114o
Assume Large AZ CT Loan
with monthly payments Of SOS 70
lnsur. on this lovely, ali-briek. g.
bedroom rambler; fun basement.
many extras; on lovely corner. lot,
l block from elementary school.
close-in Silver 9pfing.
LEO A. Dryer q CO., INC,
~. 9-s03S. Mrs. wins. RA. e-746B
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COOP APIS. F0R SALE

BR0ADMOOR-i bedrm. plus den
isG sYl3 sPssSci' s ;iRo; s5i to s@t
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TWO NE. BAR0AINs. 1880 and
$1,000. Corner. rooms, 2 bathsi
ell h..wh,i and one rooms.
E s.a s SSsl R s. S.sp sD's S 1SBss.
ii, 0-i00s, 9Ol 81, ne.
C0LOnEn--nUNcALOW-4 large
n ECS? ss ina cl SIfi "a s.JC SSS.rn ave
COLOnED - CLEAN. comfortable
Sc.s Z 1857 9Iis 81 NE.
RGPsoass oo,op. r. SSfES a..s s.r Ff
S;[5is MAksHxLL J. wzFEE
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,

ALExANDRIA--Modern brick, s.
kitchen, gas heat, concrete porch.
Only Sl0,p6O. $3.50 down, SIS per
month. Vacant. move right in.
| ST 3-30b1.
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WOODLEY RD.-brIek Tudor, det..
10 Fms.. elee kit. completely re-
dec. excel. netghborhQod Priced
for imme. sale. OWNER, DB.
2-l27e.
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Excellent Buy
COLONIAL,

Yes, 3 new homes being com.
the first time in years. centsr.hsli
plan, liv, rm. with fireplace, guest
size din. .rm.. de luxe kit. with wall
refrigerator. den. and powder rm.,
: bedrms.' z baths and larse ausst
e ,ose' v Gn ~. Snd Ol, Moor nsnt" tlls
TO shops and bus: $1,000. We"
CONLEY REALTORS
e52b oeorsia Ave. ~. s-6776 I'll 0
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HOUSES F0R SALE MO.

SPRINGFIELD sUnDlV.. or. Ken
wood Club $500 Jordan Td.--Nev
S Srs re1m AMI q a. 5 sSTs. z: "a
m 1% rune is. r% pi.. a WITH ' Stist
space. liv. rm., din. rm,; outside
by OWNER. a. S35.060. Cali
70. $1,000 after i and on sun.
ROCK CREEK HILLS, NJ. Kensing-
ton--brk. rambler; 8 bedrms., 3
baths. kit. bkfst. rm.. liv. rm. :
din. Fm. combination; soft. rec.
rms huilt-in eompl. bar with
Tefgr.; bot and cold water and
Yormica sinktop; storage. Fm..
laundry rm.: l7x:i0 screened pch..
l2x3O covered deeki circle drive
way. 10 front entr; beaut. lot.
sloping TO east with downstairs
eut q ground IN rear. orig. price.
new cond. at S30.D60, With easy
terms direct from OWNER. Call
HA 1880 during the day, and
20. $4,000 after q and on Sun.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-De luxe
big Kit. with vail oven. etc.
bedfms. 3 baths. IN. rec. rm.'
bath, Gear garage. Vacant, Make
Md. INC. OF. e-7s6o III Z. "
SILVER SPRING, $le,0bO-Beaut.
brick rambler With fun bsmi.
din. rm.. mod. kit., excel. dnane-
ing can be assumed. Cali for de-
S ias11 N Sj HST SUBURBAN
TAkOMA PARK-Homes with in
come. There s nothing like hav.
ms . place to live plus income
from apartments 10 carry the IL
npnetal load; We have one 4-unil
ana two 3-units. priced to pay out,
COW. located and owners anxious
TO sell. RIPLEY CO. ~. 6-e5li
rAK0MA PARK. mr.. Rastern ave-:
$500 cash. OWNER. ia. 9.TOiO'
W00DsIDE AREA an brick bun
galoW with fun basement, large
attic, corner lot, eloae-in Silver
Spring. Unusual value: Sl3,7SO,
a. =, KEssINoER 4 CO.. ~.
WOODsIDE PIX, SILVER SPRING
--0focio0a 1-bedrm. house on
beautiful wooded knoll: swimming
pool. WAls n. THRocKMoRToN,
a 6fsliSF; d In 7; sessss ewes. Mr..
CONVENIENT 70 schools and bus
lovely 3-bedTm. brk. rambler, with
full bsmt. Assume lac. AZ loan
WASHER and dryer incl. $4,000.
CHESTER KELLER. RealtoT. ~.
b.1l00. ewes, 10. $3.50.
ny OWNER-l-yr.- oid split level,
3 bedrms.. baths. finished rec.
rm.; mod, all-elee. kit, with Ice
wall oven; $1,000 cash and as
sumo a. OF loan VIII. 6-s222
LARGE LOT surrounds this large
custom-huilt brick rambler in
MonteomeTy Hills. elose-in Silver
oprlng, near sehools-Pull dinins
room. 3 large bedrooms. ga baths,
exceptional recreation room,
screened porch. garage. A. J.
KEsslNoER 4 co. 10. 9-l541,
SECURITY AGENCY il
within Fange 81 this fne so foot
ell brick rambler on a acre OF
level land, 3 large bedrooms
separate dining room. immense
kitchen. laundry room, large
attic. Only Sla.a50 u Fairland
area a J. KEseINoER 4 CO.
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GrOOned!

spie-and-spsn 2-year-old split-levei
Fancher with large home features
and small home price, Center hail
entrance to Cathedral ceilinged
living room with dramatic de-
siener" fireplace, separate dining
room and tremendous kitchen with
dinette area. Three huee bedrooms,
room in basement, plus attached
garage. Price is S23 800 and terms
are good. too" so call for an ap-
Doiutment.
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SII.S5O RAMBLER

SII.05O RAMBLER - So. 200. AZ
loan can be assumed. with total
payments Of $50 per month.
Clean as q pin" Is available as
your telephone. 3 bedrooms. larse
living room, separate dining area;
bright. equipped kitchen. AUTO
MATlc WASHER INCLUDED II
PRICE: is-ACRE LEVEL LOT
WITH NUMEROUS TREES AND
BEAUTIFUL SHRUBS VIII try
$1,000 down on this Immaculate
METzIER' Realtors. "a. 5-557S
effl - ~
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sfAf fIHot sf S15RadNs 80
BATHS entrance hall. large Twins
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room, DE LUKE EQUIPPED
KITCHEN has everythinRi Day
light recreation room with ground
level entrance. Quality ccnstFuc-
tion throughout. Nestled on laIse
corner lot with trees Call for
appointment. METZLER. Realtors,
IA h-T57b till n nm
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WHITE, tsel 5. DAKOTA avg.
with eentershsiI plan to.tt wide
Concrete front porch. Rear I'd
with Anchor fence. 8 rms, ga
baths a master bath. rec, rm.
summer Kit, fully equip. in bamt.
natural woodwork. gas heat. AL
shape Only SlaS mo. Mr.. NEu-
MANN, Ma. S-a321
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cow. area. solId

ALEX.--EKcllsive conV. area. Solid
stone home. slate roof, copper
gutter. spouts and pipes. Den. 2
bedfms., bath, sep. din. rm.. frepl.
IN lRe. liv. rm., bsmt. rec. rm,;
car garage, Ice. cor. lot; S26.D $50.
Assume SfJ,60O Oh loan, pymts
SOS mo; PITI NORMA JEAN
POE. XII. D.I1A6.
ALEx.--oWNER; $500 cash OF;
1913 mo-; 3-bedrm. row brick; 1
block King st. JE. 2-3272.
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eOusEs eMEunnIsEEo
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

0E0RGETOwN-cail AID. 4-7207
70 list your house for rent. sey.
B bedrooms 5000 TO $3.50 per
month. BONNIE b. FOSTER.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
Cerebral Palsy DinneF-DanCe D Benefit Planned

The annual Cerebral Palsy benefit dinner-dance will be held by the Palmer Elks lodge on Sat urday, June 22. This is one of the organizations annual public events and all residents are invit- ed to make plans to attend both the dinner, which will be served from 6;3O to 8:3O pm. and the dance which will follow.
 The cost for the dinner and
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
CURRENT CD CARDS GOOD TO JULY 1 ONLY

Current Civil Defense identifi- cation cards will expire July 1, 1857 and must be renewed, Al Hagen, director of the Greater CD Area announced at the CD meeting held June 6. These cards should be renewed through the district. directors in each of the districts composing the Greater Palmer Area.
 J. V. Kruscavage, director and Rudy Yerbich, assistant director, of the Sutton -Eska-J Jonesville, area attended the meeting and reported the Internation- al fire truck, made available to that area through Civil Defense. was picked up on June $ and is now at Sutton. Although housing has not yet been acquired for the vehicle, other plans are progress ing. The men plan to convert the POO gallon tank to 500 gallons. The truck has 500-gallon pump, with a midship mount, and was used at Nenana and later at Fair view. Kruscavage reported that
 members of the two Homemaker Clubs in his area have signed up 22 residents to work on the vari- aOus Civil Defense committees.
 He and Yerbich reported the 20-man rafts made available to the Sutton CD area are being put fo good use. One is located at Yerbich's, another at the gas sta tiOn and the third at the top of the hill. One of the rafts is being used by the many children of the area as a wading pool. The men they pumped water for one and One-half hours to create a wading pool in the raft for the children.
 Hagen announced a new policy has oeen set whereby all materi- als acquired by the Civil Defensn areas must now be paid for by each area, at the cost of 4 percent of acquisition cost. Only those items assigned to the specific areas by CD headquarters, will be acquired without charge. For instance, Hagen said, If the of
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
Log EovIse Destroyed By Fire al Sutton

Fire of undetermined origin last Thursday destroyed a three bedroom log house located near Alpine Inn. The house owned by O'Neill and Sons was occupied by MT. and Mrs. Howard Hill strom and five daughters.
 At the time the fire was dis covered the family was away and all their possessions were lost, as well as some property of the Phil O'Neills, which was in the house.
 A fire truck from the Palmer Fire Guard station was dispatch ed to prevent the blaze from spreading into the wooded section nearby.
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Sil
THURSDAY. JUNE l3

THURSDAY. JUNE l3 BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, ' pm. EXPLORER SCOUTS, Elks hall 7:30 pm. PIONEER GRANGE, Grange hall, 8 pm. MT.A. BOARD DIRECTORS MTA office, 8 pm. MT.A. NOMINATING Comm. MTA office, 8 pm.
 FRIDAY. JUNE IA FLAG DAY
 SATURDAY. JUNE l5 RAINBOW GIRLS, Carpenters hall, 2 pm.
 MONDAY. JUNE Is PALMER KIWANIS, Grange hall, 12:05 pm. XI ETA, BSP, W. Gallant home, 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. JUNE l7 HOSPITAL AUXILIARY, Hos pital, 1:30 pm. PALMER MOOSE, Moose hall, 8 pm.
 WEDNESDAY. JUNE IS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Co- Op club room, 12:05 pm. EASTERN STAR, Carpenters hall, 8 pm. PALMER ELKS, Elks hall. 8 pm.
 THURSDAY. JUNE % BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, ' pm. EXPLORER SCOUTS Elks hall, 7:30 pm. AMERICAN LEGION, Legion hall, 8 pan. LEGION AUXILIARY, Legion hall, 8 pm.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13

ficials wish to stockpile blankets here, or other items, we would not be charged. However, if we wish to acquire blankets or other items, we will have to pay for them at the announced rate".
 Hagen announced that a 37KW light plant has been made avail able, to the Palmer high school, which is one of the areas three first aid stations. The other two stations are located at Carpen- ters hall and Christensens garage. Other light plants are available, as are Jamesway huts, one-ton trailers, hot water heaters, and other items.
 Hagen reminded all persons doing business with Civil Defense to keep an accurate and up-to- date inventory of all supplies re- ceived and their dispersment. C4D officials will be making peril odic checks on these supplies and each person to whom any SUD- plies are made available will be responsible for their care and condition.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
Legion 10 Initiate
 |l2 New Members

An initiation ceremony will be held at the Matanuska Valley Post No. 15, American Legion on Thursday, June 20, it was an nounced this week. Twelve area men will be initiated as new members of the post. They are:
 Billy R. Miller, Michael s. Leach, James E. Derning, Belton J. Fermin, Donald Malson, Les ter w. McIntire, Carlos F. Mo Knight, George F. Hermon, Shell by D. Bohannon, Clayton l.. Scan lon, Walter R. Granath, and Nor man F. Hartung.
 The initiation will be conduct ed by the full executive commit tee which includes all Post off, cers.
 All members of the valley Post are urged to attend the meeting.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13

dance will be $500 each. Diners
 will each be served one-haf of
 baked chicken, with all the trim mings. Tickets are available from, any member of the Elks lodge.
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A RONTTERSMAN CLASSIFIED
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13

FRONTTERSMAN CLASSIFIED FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
The frontiersman., 1957-06-13
REPUBLICAN, WOMEN
 TO ELECT OFFICERS

The Womens Republican Club of the Matanuska Valley will meet Monday, June IT at l:3O pm. at the home of Mrs. Richard Tunnicliff. Election of officers will be held. Everyone is invited to attend.
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YOUR LANDSCAPE
Budget Garden
Offers Privacy

hedge. backed by substantial
wire fencing, provides protection
from trespassers. But both to-
gether form an ideal boundary
for the small place.
Paved Patio
A suggested paved patio serves
as the connecting link between
indoor and outdoor activities. BY
nature it blends house and
grounds through gradual transi
ton from one to the other. And
from a practical standpoint, the
hard surface resists wear from
lawn furniture, charcoal grill and
other uses that turf could not
endure and remain presentable
Flanked on either side by flower
borders and tied to the garden
by a stepping stone path that
terminates at small arbor seat
the view from here would be
most picturesque. In addition
carrying the path around the
garage gives a sense of depth
that actual dimensions do not
afford.
Several Towering shrubs. some
ground cover to contrast with the
turf texture, three dwarf fruit
trees and small space devoted
to either kitchen herbs or
vegetables. complete the horti-
cultural attractions that range
from the purely ornamental to a