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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

FURNITURE-Unpainted January
clearance on entire stock. Special
gains on hundreds Of items. LARGEST
selection in washington for IN
painted furniture. Plenty of park
ing today. II you don't find what
you want. we VIII make what YOU
need. THE IMPLANTED SHOP. sol
Pa. ave. NV. Hours, sun. 10 to 9.
Thurs. to q; other days Q TO z.
Telephone RE. 1894.
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FURNITURE, rugs, IKE, gray
wool broadioom, S35 9xl2, sx10,
6x9,. SIS, $40; desk, 81; chest
OF drawers, $l2; hedrm. set. bed.
chest Of drawers. chair. S35: compl.
rocker. 81: misc. JU. 5-300s.
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; cushions, eray; cost si50; ike
new; sacrifice, $50. JU. 7-6271.
FURNITURE-Hlyw bed. $50; Ape.
bedrm. set, S55 new wash; mach.'
$50. new dinette set. $40; desk
$40: new rug, SIS: sofa and chair,
$40 Phone LII. 2-4S1a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

I URNITUkE-Corn custom MADE
by Mayors, damask covered: one
10 IT.. one il #. 8 IN: sacrtficei
best offer. Also side drapes and
silk curtains, lamps, end table,
dinette chairs. OIL. 4-6635.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

FuRNITUkE--M0de bedrm. with
mirrors and glass tops; 9-pc. mod.
blond mahogany dining rm.: 6-pc.
mont nv. Aft. freezer. acton air
cond, lamps, mirrors, misc. All ct
sac Leay. for Fla. 10. 2-2279.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

FURNITURE. almost new: CUSTOM
made Pullman sleeper. CUSTOM
made lounge chair, television.
Beautyrest double box mattress.
etc. Attr. -bedrm. apt. avail. II de-
sired. DU. 7-4772 aft. z pm. daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

FURNITURE Bedroom, blond,
S double sn, 3ea ass sfreis
night table. like new, $3.50; sofa,
grey, 80 In. SIS. RIA. 6-471T.
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FURNITURE. complete for effsciency;
good cond.. SIS. RA. 6-3172. 4ll0
Arkansas ave NV

FURNITURE Baby high chair. baby
scales. electric sterilizer. bottle
warmer. SIS.
Vacuum cleaner Kenmore ken
maid" complete with all attach, and
. storage trays, $50
Mahogany drop-leaf table. mahog-
any coffee table. . mahogany end
tables: will sell separate; excellent
condition; S65.
Dinette set, ext. table. 60". COM
lplete with 5 matching chairs; for
mica ton (never usedi: $50.
EX. 3r2Os0. Ext. 245. 9 TO $40
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FURNITURE-Pair of loveseats, S35
pair: ~ 6x10 straw reversible rug
new, So: blond oak TV, swivel
u. 7-6579.
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CHINA, DfsHEe

Service for IL. Make your own
terms. JE. 4-4709.
CLARINET: Bass; out of pawn;
M AFIosA1 rF sAIN HFa Sefs s isSs
Lee hishway, Ari. Va. IA. 2-1777.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13
STAR INSTRUCT. COURSES tcont.l !

LEARN HOW TO STUDY" succeed
in school. college, life: scientific
testing; tutoring srade, his. sub.
jects. ia. 9-l14l, EN-. 2-23S7.
SPANISH LESSONS
Native teacher Call TIE. 6-l5s4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11

3-APT. BLDG.
EXCELLENT FINANCING
VERY Low PRICE AND TERMS
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Vt. Ave. Ma. s-1652. OIL. 2-5134
8-UNIT APT.
Brick bldg. in excellent rental Sec
ton Of Arl., priced at IA times
MOTEL
Attractive, modern, Count. air
conditioned court, with ga acres OF
land. on three U. s. routes.
COMMERCIAL BLDG.
BOXES IT,. on corner of 9th and NJ
SITS. NV: 3-story brick with full
basement. with conveying belt.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd, Arl., We.
JA. 7-444S Ewes, JE. 2-lO7O
COLORED-OWNER TO BUYER
apt; bldes;, II units. D. c.. Md.
Husband. wife and 4 married chill
dren can occupy one bldg. 6-unit
apt. for income. $4,000 cash
needed. Box 135-E, Star. 13s
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CLIENTS WAITING TO PURCHASE
GROUPS OF LOTS OR ACREAGE
ANY SIZE ANYWHERE IN THE
METROPOLITAN D. c. AREA
VIII deal with principals or full
details to
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1890 K st. NV. Realtors EX. 3-1sIf
Ewes. ana Sun, Call WO. 6-0963
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TAKoMA PARE

e:unit blds, N eresIIsnt location
a. ~ times income. i've 1.bedrm..
The iisENse mac JACK sH TrpWo ssT|'
Ma t-o45a ~. b-O0oo
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LOTS
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ONE LOT. Bethesda area or within
10 mi NH minimum 10-ft. 'front.'
age; bv private party. VIII. 2-s31S.
6 TO Is ACRES WANTED within IS
miles OF d. C., preferably north.
Box 7S-C, Star.
WANTED. LOTS THAT ARE READY
TO BUILD ON
j. B. TIFFEY 4 SON
RA 6-25BQ
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
tcoNTlNUeDl

10-UNTT. SOLID BRICK BLDG,
NV. excellent rental area; stable
rents. Gross approximately $4,000.
A truly sound investment. Original
4-UNfT Brick. UPPER NV
Tenants pay all utilities including
heat; always rented. Live in l and
rent out the other 3. Ewes, WO.
colo or WO. 6-O344.
FREDERICK H. DENSToN CO.
Investment Bldg, Rltors.. DI. 7-4300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11

WATERFRONT = Specializing in
calvert County property on rivers.
creeks. and Chesapeake bay. NJ. II.
kh0ChHlLL. broker, st; Leonard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11

FOREST, MD.-c-bed-
I'm summer cottage: lge. lot; $4,000
or VIII rent OWNER, JE. 3-S341,
CONTINUED on Next PassI
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LARGE L14 -fR1ESDEIRRooM
$40 SzI6e 'F DoW VIZ
LORCOM LANE

e. 2see: .i, blk from psrsxsy.-..
fse m, earpori bpsn every sr"S az.
BUILDER. IA. b.07s3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11

s.S;AC s IDA DAIRY r EA u oIpsy area
bldrs. BARGAIN. 5000 q Ev1 i.sSSi.
Mrs. Wilson. dRUBB-WILLIAAiS.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

PLAN TO ANCHOR in Piscataway
Bay, near the Potomac-5-acre
domestic for sale with access to
the water. Phone FairvieW 2-5572.
ST. CLEMENTS SHORES. MD.-5-
rm. house. large garage and WORK
shop. "a lots. Committing Patuxent
Naval Station. Excel retirement
nome. Greenwood 5-9211 after 8
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE
fCONIlNUEDl

10 ACRES, near Norbeck Country
Club, water available now, sewer
available 1859. Excellent topo,
mostly cleared, 1.500-ft. road
Irontege. S1,I00 per acre. 10-year
terms Exclusive with ROBINSON.
JU. TILT.
SALE BY OWNER. 90 wooded acres:
Va Georeetown pike, Rte, 1913.
Sale as whole. Ell. 6-32s5.
MONTGOMERY CO. acres; 70
miles from Four Corners; $4,000.
cash. RIA. 3-13S6. ewes.
N HigRWoSd dr. nS Sc. E E 5 Bosilti on
=. CHEVY CHASE, MD. a lots,
20 ao houses over s30
900; all utils. and streets in.
2 BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. area,
grounds: street and sewer in: priced
less than 25c a So. #. CALL AN
DRIS. OIL. 2-9070.
FIvE-ACRE TRACT
Seneca I'd, Fairfax. Cty.-Beaut.
bldg site; Land Is hiEh and rolling.
STERLING, vA.-15 acres. wooded.
on State road; $4,000 s
DON LJtNAlNAt NAs"OA dCitbi
wooded. long frontage, paved road.
water; So 900 per acre.
OFF RTE. go MI. D. C.-9-6/10
acres, with stream, long road 'front.'
age; $4,000 Call Mr.. Byrnes, ewes.
KE. $685. CAROLINE l.. CAMP
BELL. AGENT. JE. 3-0173. JE. 3-9O67.
"a ACRE, city water $3.50
"a acre, city water - 775
$40 acre, city water $3.50 1,495
acre. Lincolnia Park 1,500
4 acres. Wales I'd. - 2.495
BURGWALD
TE. 6-2277 ED. 9-6142 XII. s-173s
3 ACRES OF green grass, nice roll
ing land with view; more land avail
able. Priced. $4,000. terms.
FALKLAND. MD.-7Is acres Of
woodland: 600 IT. on Falkland I'd.
2 acres restricted homesites, out
Ga. ave-: nice rolling land: one 9
acre wooded tract with spring. Act
quick. Call JOHN BURDOFT. EV.
4-3s46.
LAKES. STREAMS. custom-buiit
homes, acre and up; 10 mi. from
Chain Bridge, Rte. z Geesburg pike,
mi west Of Dranesville. Va; pro-
tective restrictions.
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FARMS

FARMS
3.1ON ACRES, on State rd., Va
Partly fenced: ample water: many
bldgs. good timber; SIS acre. MR..
OLSON. Agent. WO. H-3437.
RENT; sos ACREsj one Of Monte
Co.'S most fertile farms; about 300
acres under cultivation; mostly
Gown II hay grasses; rms, u
has large bank barn;. ideal stock
Rsei NO. snY SS s Is kael' Farm ar OF 81
Comus. mr., Barnesville, Attractive
rental available 10 qualified tenant.
HOWARD n. eCHAFER, OIL. q
FARMS Of all sizes and kinds. BE
sure g check over our large, up-to-
date file OF properties. You are
d alw,ys yelcomnssa RoMER q CO"
1904. CATTLE FARM. Va: 40 mi.
D. o.; ga. lake stocked with fish:
h9use, barn; EXCELLENT VALUE.
i hI.A re- Y LAEM .tS III from
house . needs repairs; syiteblss. 4 All
ROKEBY. near Leesbure
This fne brick mansion, the
Ei nes,op ar 3, Bull S.Inv IN ,b lTS on1 has sr
ysts fesIdence used as the Capitol
Of the United states when, During
were stored IN is vault. Rokeby is
countryside 81 miles from WASH
ington and Is Ideally suited for
q school orsred win 90 acres AZ
woEScRD MSEs wh lac 'T SrUssI.
Hamilton. Va. OF. b-273i or OIL,
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STORES FOR RENT
fCONTINuEDl

UNUSUAL LOCATION. overlooking
er ave-; very busy shopping cen.
ter, Badly needed photographer
upholsterer. Juvenile. beauty par
lor. architect, insurance, doctors OF
dentists, will remodel to suit; very
reas. rent. JU. 5-6905.
BEST LOCATION ON II ST. NE
Sensational spot for complete valet
service. This tore would be q
moneymaker right from the start.
Call Mr.. GOODWIN. Ii. 3-22S2.
1886 LEE HWY. tGlebe I'd. Mod
ern store l6xRn: parking; lowest
rent: two months free. LA. 6-6652.
STORE AVAIL. in the Insurance
Bldg. at Columbia pike and 8.
walter wa ter, Reed zee Or. Arl;; vs; Ideal
information. call OIL. 2-s145 or OIL.
1921 BLADENsBURG RD., Colmar
Manor, Md.-i5x80 ideal for any
type business. PENNY" APOs-
ToLIpES. RE. 1924 or tn
2-1111.
i5O6-O8 LEE HWY.-This location Is
exit Of Lorcum pkwy.. and closest
shopping center to. new. higher
priced homes now being occupied.
will show acceptable prospect the
new and superior purchasing power
so close and now coming In volume.
Granite and limestone all glass
front, 5Ox70 with full selling base
inent. viii enlarge. Parking front,
side. rear n25 .cars). Air condi-
toned; completely renovated: 500
per month. Open for inspection.
ia. 2.S0S0.
STORE FOR RENT-Excelient loca-
tion for family shoe store; owner Of
building willing to invest "a interest
in shoe business II leasee desires so.
Store located 4763 Lee hwy. Ar
lington, Va. Call JE. 2-5S79. after
$50.
STORE FOR RENT, 400 SQUARE
FEET. AIR CONDITIONED; IN Ice.
MODERN Sc. SHOPPING CENTER.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
CALL 10. 2-Ol5l.
NEW STORE, 800 block Of Lee hwy,
Arl., Va, 16x65 IT,, full basement.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd, Arl. Va.
ia. 7-4448 Ewes. JE. 3-l070
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. It's Awful Nice

On large corner lot In de.
lightful Bfaddock Heights.
20-ft. living room. large sep
arate dining room. big kiteh-
en-: full basement; attached
garage: 2 huge bedrooms; Q
few blocks from 0eorge Ma
son School and Francis Ham
% appTai ash 4. p sssso seiO op yA
DRIVE ALEX. GUST OFF
BkADDOCK ROAD. XII. s.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-03-23
Guinsboro Branch
Library
LOOKS AT BOOKS"

preston of the 1905. The
setting is Chicago, which
lends its own flavor and eX-
element to the tale.
Much Ado About Me-" by
Fred Allen. A warm, wise,
and wonderfully entertain
ing autobiography, jammed
with extraordinary events
and even more extraordinary
people.
'Fireside Book of Base
ball." edited by Charles Elm
stein. A small library of the
games most pleasant litera-
ture, containing more than
100 stories, articles, poems,
letters, "reminiscences, and re-
ports of games.
If you wish to read any of
the above listed books dial
3-6911-eXt. 316.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-03-23

The following new books
are recent additions at the
Gainsboro Branch Library,
an dare now ready for your
reading:
Facts Of Love-" by Stan
ley Baron. A merry, civilized
novel which adds up to a
charming, satisfying, an d
gently wise story.
Great Chain of Life" by
j. w. Krutch. A book which
unfolds the richness and dig
nifty of mans animal heritage,
and restores a sense of Won
der and joy to mans contem-
plation of his world.
"When The Wind Blows"
by Leon Phillips. The story
of a boy and a girl who fell
in love during the Great De
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-03-23

Sarah Wood, Mrs. Dorothy
Curtis, Mrs. Laura Cobb, Mr..
Robert Brooks, Mrs. Beatrice
Carter, Mr.. Walter Carter,
Mrs. Lillian Hazard, Mr.. AL
phonso EaSley, Mrs. Barbara
j. Ross, Mrs. Ethel Johnson,
Mrs. Hazel Hayden, Mrs.
Ethel Holland, Mrs. Muriel
Arlington, Mrs. Lucy Crowd
er, Mrs. Flossie Goard, Mr..
Jonathan Woods, Miss Florine
Brown.
Newborn: Euge and
Joyce Thornhill CD 3-12 (;
Harvey and Catherine Thomp-
son (M) 3-12; William and
Thomasine Atkins CD 3-13 (;
Ben and Laura Robinson (M)
3-15; Dan and Sarah Wood
CD BIG; Milton and Lillian
Hazard CD 3-17; Chester
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and Barbara Ross (F) 5-17 ;
John and Lucy Crowder (M)
3-1S.
Discharges: Mrs. Martha
Preston, Mr.. Manon Clayton,
Mrs. Mary Dillon, Mr.. General
Ross, Mr.. Muncie Warren,
Little Alfredo Hairston, Mrs.
Lee Ann Robinson, Mrs. Ger
trude Warren and baby girl,
Mrs. Lucy Craig, Mr.. William
Jones, Mrs. Virginia Raines,
Mrs. Florine Wood, Mrs. Jose
phine Williams, Mrs. Harriet
Campbell, Mrs. Flossie Miles,
Mr.. Warren Barnes, Little
Rose Swain, Littlsy Carolyn
Bashama, Mr.. Herbert Mar
tin, Miss Mary Brown, Mrs.
Mahala Swain, Mr.. Thomas
TOney, Mrs. Julie B. Lewis,
Miss Edna Hopson, Little Ell
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-03-23

Strickland, Mrs. Edna Travis,
Mr.. Richard Ross, Mrs. Annie
Spencer, Mrs. Beverly Gen
try, Mrs. Thomasine Atkins,
Mrs. Mildred Dudley, Mrs.
Laura Robinson, Master OAR
nell White, Mrs. Grace Reyn-
ODDS, Mr.. Lynell Franklin, Mr..
Earl Saunders, Mrs. Martha
Gravely, Mrs. jamie Walker,
Mr.. Ellis Davis, Mr.. Leroy
Perry, Mr.. William Dabney,
Miss Madeline Johnson, Mrs.
Sarah Shelton, Mrs. Ruby
Baker, Little Dina Scott, Mrs.
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BurreN Memorial Hospital

March IL through March
II, 1857.
Admissions: Mr.. Thomas
Toney, Miss Ellada Brewer,
Mrs. Virginia Smith, Mrs.
Joyce Thornhill, Mrs. Annie
Easley, Miss Callie Webb,
Mrs. Lizzie Martin, Mr.. Wal
ter Anthony, Mr.. Lu k e
Wright, Mrs. Cat h erin e
Thompson, Mr.. Frank Divers,
Miss Juanita Bolden, Little
Rose Mary Swain, Mrs. Lucy
Morris, Mr.. John Coleman,
Mr.. Earl Preston, Mrs. Mary
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terly, Mrs. Willie Goodsby,
Mr.. Eldridge Chambers, Mrs.
Ollie b. Andrews, Mrs. Annie
asley, Little Joyce Watson,
Mr.. Leander Ford, M r s.
Thomasine Atkins and baby
girl, Mrs. jamie Walker, Mrs.
Joyce Thornhill and baby
girl, Mrs. Edna Travis, Mr..
Burt Phifer, Mr.. Earl Saund-
ers, Mrs. Martha Gravely,
Mrs. Mary Wallace, Mr.. James
H. Coward, Mrs. Clara Lemon.
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ton Gilbert, Little James Gil
bert, Mrs. Elsie j. Pritchett,
Miss Ernestine Barksdale,
Mrs. Daisy Childress, Mr..
Frank Divers, Mr.. Charles f.
Rhodes, Mrs. Irene Fisher,
Mrs. Jessie G.. Ford, Mr.. Bill
leps Washington, Miss Juani-
ia Bolden, Little Darnell
White, Little Linda hubbard,
Little Rose Mary Williams,
Mrs. Catherine Thompson and
baby boy, Mrs. Gertrude Eas-
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-03-23

HERE'S WONDERFUL TASTING SPECIALITY that's served often
10 the home of famous teeyon personality Bob Crosby
Pork Chops with Sufng
Although this dish has unusually delicious
flavor impaired by an interesting Ingredient canned prepared beef
This rich tasty product made from quality ingredients including
the dppng OF lean meat And what's 1t said TO contain less
cao than home made gaan important factor preparing meals
for caloTieconScious family members and guests
Next time when you're looking tempting serve that
special e this zesfui DISH
bright red pd crab apples sayoy french
squares and light fluffy dessert 70 round this perfect winter
BOB CRoSBYs BAKED PORK CHOPS WITH STUFFNo
porS chops IA 1c cup margarine
3 cups dry bread cubes "a cup water
tablespoons minced FrancoAmsEicaD Beef Gravy
~ teaspoon poultry seasoning prepared bsef gravy ,
pork chops In shallow baking dish Lightly
mix bread cubes poultry seasoning
Ii chop a moderate
oven C50'F1 Tor hour Makes serving, CANsD ~~---
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-03-23

Ads in The Tribans are proof
that those merchants appre
ciate your business. Let The
Tribune be your shopping
guide"
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
Local Republicans
Elected to
Division Committee

Republicans of the Third Divi-
sion named Lowell Rasmussen Of
Anchorage as new chairman Of
the Third Division Republican
Committee. He heads 21-mem-
Der group which was named At
the Republican convention helA
in Anchorage last week.
Local members of the commit
tee include Mrs Marie Mcdowell
Aof Chugiak who will represent
the Wasilla-Palmer- Chugiak area.
Mrs. Lee Mckinley Of Palmer
was named one of the at-large
members.
Delegates to the Republican
Territorial Convention, which
will be held in Fairbanks Decem-
Der 8 and 8, include Mrs. McKin-
ley Dr.. Lee Mckinley and M. D.
Snodgrass Of the Palmer area
and MRS. Mcdowell and Glenn
Briggs of Chugiak.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
BASEET BAlL. TEAMS
FORMING FOR
AREA men G WOMEN

Basketball fans, especially
those interested In playing the
game, are asked to turn out for
first practice next Monday, No
venber 10. This will be a session
for those interested in playing
with a town team. Women will
practice from n to 8 pm; men
from 8 to 10 pm.
Emil Ganschow, who was
manager Of the town league last
winter, has announced that they
expect to have four or five mems
teams but will not run a league
as such. He said attempts will be
made to arrange games with mil
itary base and neighboring town
teams such as Seward, Cordova,
and Anchorage.
Sponsors will .be expected to
deposit $50 to be used for gym
rent and officials fees 50 that
arrangements with the school
and referees may be handled by
a committee or an Individual.
There are a number of open
ings on some Of the teams, Gan
schow said, due to the loss Of
former players. Don ingalls, and
John Brown are in California;
Rex Hardage and Phil Gasner
have moved to the States; Vic
Loyer is not expected back until
the middle of December and
there may be others who for one
reason or another will not b.
able to play.
Present indications are that
sufficient gym time is available
and that enough trips will be
arranged to make a successful
and interesting basketball sea-
son.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
P-TA To Sponsor
Showing OF
Famous Sea Film

Tickets are now on sale for
the P-TA benefit film showing
which will be held in the Cen
trail School gym On Wednesday,
November 20 at 5 pm. Donations
are $100 per ticket.
The entire family will enjoy the
IP-TA sponsored adventure film,
'fMutiny On the Bounty, said
Mrs. Clarence Krause, P-TA pub
licity chairman. In addition, She
said, two cartoons, '~Tweedy
Bird" and Woody Woodpecker''
will be shown for the small fry
and adult comic fans.
Tickets may be obtained from
P-TA executive members and
during the PTA meeting Tues
day evening
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
. - " = . = " - W y "
NOM (
NEWS
Cheechako Club

Cheechako Club
The Cheechako Homemakers
club met at the home of Kath-
eryn Wilson Monday November
II with 13 members and one
guest present. Pat Lawton was
co-hostess.
Reports on, Christmas Work
shop and Achievement Day
were given.
Food to fill a Thanksgiving
basket for needy family was
brought by members with addi-
tional food being bought from
the club treasury. Members vot-
ed to repeat this at the next
meeting for a Christmas basket.
The date will b. December 8, 8
pm. and roll call will be ans
wered with: "A Christmas custom
in our home. We voted to draw
names for the Christmas party
which will be held at the home
of Frances Markus with Dorothy
Hurley as co-hostess and Marine
Hanks as game chairman.
Homesteaders Club
The Homesteaders Homemaker
Club met Nov. 8 at the home of
Mrs. Rudy Yerbich. Plans were
formulated for childrens'
Christmas program and party at
the Civic Club.
Mrs. Yerbich modelled for Mrs.
Kezak who demonstrated cutting
. and setting hair. "A question and
answer period followed. Pot luck
lunch was served.
Our next meeting is a Christ
mas party at Nudge Yerbich's On
December 13 at 7;30 pm.
Palmasilla Club
The Palmasilla Homemakers
met November IL LII the home Of
Helen Brundage, with nine mem
bers and four visitors. Mrs. Lii
liam Eckert gave an interesting
talk on her Short Course. She
took family recreation. "A delici-
Gus dessert was served BY the
hostess.
The Christmas party will be at
Edith Olson's "a December no.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
Palmer Elks Plan
Charity Ball Nov, 30

Elks and their ladies are ill.,
vited to begin plans for atten-
dance at the Charity Ball which
will be held at Elks hall on Sat
urday, November 80. All Elks
and their ladies are invited to
attend the event, Proceeds from
the evening will 60 toward the
lodges holiday boxes and baskets
which are distributed to the less
fortunate at Thanksgiving and
Christmas time.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
OES 70 HONOR
PAST PATRONS
AND MATRONS

Past matronS and patrons will
b. honored BY members and Off
GERS Of the Matanuska Valley
Chapter No. ia Order Of Eastern
Star at its regular meeting No
vember 20. The meeting will be
held at pm. in Carpenters Hall.
rs Is customary once ! year, the
regular officers advance and
courtesy officers fill the chairs
il November. All members and
unaffiiated members are cordial
" invited to attend.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
NOTICE OF SALE

AZ ~ 4A%AS NS4 AS&AAsA
In accordance with title is,
chapter l. paragraph l2s of Al
aska Compiled Laws 194s. the
following property is offered for
sale by the Palmer independent
School District. TO wit:
Lot 5; Block 2, Matanuska
Townsite
The sale price is $42.l8, plus
15% per annun interest from
October %, 1857, which amount
includes all delinquent taxes
penalty, interest and costs
This property will be sold to
the first person paying the above
amount to the Tax Assessor after
s Am. November q, 1857 and
not before. The purchaser will re-
ceive a Certificate of sale, sub
ject to redemption within two
years. If not redeemed, deed
will be issued by the School Dis
trict.
WILLIAM WAKELAND
Tax Assessor-Collecto W.
Palmer Independent School
District
Published: November IA and I'll.
1857
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
OBITUARY
AIRS. LiIlian Kirkpotricls

Mrs. Loren McKechnie Of Pal
mer this week received word of
the death on November 9 De her
sister, Mrs. Lillian Kirkpatrick
Of Detroit, Michigan Mrs. Kirk
patrick spent the summer of 1854
at the valley home Of her sister
and became acquainted with a
number Of local residents at that
time. She had been ill but a short
time.
The frontiersman., 1957-11-14
UNITED STATES DEPART
MENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF LAND MAN
AGEMENT, LAND OFFICE.
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
N Office Tor Publica4ioI

Notice for Publication
Notice is hereby given that
Elvin Claire Hartley entryman,
together with his witnesses Rob
ert f. Simmons, and James Yves
ley Redington, all Of Wasilla,
Alaska, has submitted final proof
On his homestead entry, Anchor
age Serial Mo. 031O42, for the
SW4SW4, Sec. 81, IN. LIS M. R. 3 W.,
Seward Meridian, containing 40
acres, and it j. now III the files
of the Land Office, Anchorage,
Alaska, and if no protest is filed
n the Land Office within the
period Of publication or thirty
DAYS thereafter, said final proof
will be accepted and final Ger
tificate issued.
Acting Manager
ROBERT ID. OFFICER
Published October "A, 81 and No
venber z, Ia. and III, 1857