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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17

THE SENATOR IS URRoUNDED--Three MEM
bers of the 'FoIIs Church Womonss Club make
sure thot Senotor Tolmodee Of Georgia, who
makes his locoI home in FoIIs Church. gets his
potron's tickets to the eoIo Foiles of 1853 which
the club hos scheduled for February II through
March at the Falls Church High School qudi-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25

in West Pennington on Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Polburn and Mrs.
Roy Blakeslee of Thompson we.
re luncheon guests on Monday
of Mrs. Edward Glaze.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P arr
were dinner guests on Sunday
at the home of their son, L. G.
Parr in Mentor. This was a fa-
reweA dinner in honor of their
grandson George J. Parr, who
leaves this week for Ohio State
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bat
ties were recent dinner guests
of Mrs. Charles Stonke, Mile S
Ave, Chagrin Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Shanower
attended a Shanower reunion in
Mentor on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r C h.
mond have another grandchild.
A son, Brett Allen, was b orn
Sept. Is to Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
mond of Mentor.
Born Sept. 10 al st. Anna Hos
pital, a 6 lbs. OF. daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Cicshella.
Sharp Lane. She was named Cy-
nthia.
The following from CHI e t.
er Grange attended P o m n
Grange in Auburn on Saturday
evening. Assisting with the Fiji
tn Degree were Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray LaMoreaux, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Smith, Ralph Sm-
ith Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Freshley. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Mapes. Others were Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Hartong, Mrs. ]. j.
Lyman, Sue Ellen Smith, Doug
las and Karen Mapes.
Mrs. Ralph Shanower and Mrs
Leonard Petersen were in Free
dom Ohio on Wednesday, to at
tend a hooked rug display.
Jean Matchbox, Laura LaMor-
eaux and James Patterson at
tended All Junior leaders me-
eting in Burton on Wednesday
evening.
When the Aerial Temple in
Willoughby entertained the Che
ster Maple Leaf Temple on
Thursday evening, the follow
ing members of Maple Leaf Te-
mple were present. Mesdames
Leonard Cichanski, George Parr,
Henry Hanson, Clarence B a t
ties, D. j. Roseum, Virgil Bat
ties, o. A. Ranney, Yaro Sojka,
Roy Danforth Sr., and Francis
Beech.
The Past Chiefs Club of Ma
pie Leaf Temple met at the K
OF P Hall on Wednesday for a
work meeting.
Robert Sharp is enrolled at
Miller's School, a military aca-
denny and trade school n a r
Charlottesville Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Prich-
ard and daughter, Diane, will
be at the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Raymond
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
BY LENNAH b. BOND
Golden Age Club

OUIlcn age SluD
The Golden Age meeting held
at the Chesterland Community
Church on Monday afternoon
was well attended. Many from
adjoining towns were present to
hear from Mrs. Charles Osbourn
Sr. and Mrs. Helen Brodie of
Cleveland the advantages of TO
rm1ng Golden Age Clubs. Both
told of the activities and plans
of such groups in Cleveland.
Anyone so years of age or old
er are included in these groups.
Mrs. Eugene Painter has been
leader of a group which h a S
been promoting this movement
in Chester for the older resid-
rnyd. Officers chosen for th e
Chester Club are Mrs. Floy
Mansfield, chairman; Mrs. Ca
mpbell, vice chairman; Mrs.
H. S. Mills, treasurer; Mrs. Ge-
orge Mapes, secretary; Mrs S.
Martha Wickliffe, program cha
irman; Mrs. Wickliffe announc-
ed that at the next meeting Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Bond would
show colored slides taken on
their recent trip through t h e
west. This meeting will be held
at the Community Church on
Monday, Oct. 6, at 1:30 pm.
4
Chester to Assist i'm Sale
If Chester residents want to
donate to their hospital, now be-
ing erected please search hon.
es for saleable articles, cloth ;
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25

in Chester and the Prichards in
Russell from Sept. "a to Oct. 10.
He is in the Army Air Force
and has been stationed in Ala
bama and has been transfer
red to Fort Carson, Colo. H
furlough will be spent here.
The Laux family are moving
from Lyndhurst to Mayfield I'd.
in Chester.
Josette Trivisonno had an op-
GRAFTON on her finger at Womans
Hospital on Saturday.
Miss Rose Miller is now at
home from the hospital.
Mrs. Sanford Cottrell sustain
ed painful bruises and cracked
ribs when she fell down the
stairs in her home last week.
We understand that she was hu-
rrying to answer the telephone
only to learn that the wron 9
number was being called.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
By MRS. HOWARD ENsIGN

Rally Day at the Congregati-
onal church Sunday, Sept. %.
Sunday school services will be
in the Recreation Hall.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanek,
a girl, on Saturday, Sept. 20, at
Corey Hospital. Mrs. Stanek was
formerly Janice Grosvenor.
Mrs. Maude Buschman is
staying at the home of her SON.
in law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fenwick since lea
wing Corey Claridon Hospital
Friday.
Ellen Spencer and Lois McNi-
sh of Middlefield were at Akron
General Hospital Monday night,
Sept. Is, to see Claude Spencer.
He is improving.
Roger Vaccariello returned
home Sunday after a visit with
his grandparents in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fenwick
and Judy were at a family ga
thering Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fenwick in
Cleveland Heights. This was a
farewell honoring Mrs. Esther
Krtzerow and Mrs. Mabel Fen
wick who are taking a trip to
Hawaii.
Mary Wilmot spent the week
end with her mother Mrs. Mar
garet Wilmot and family. S h
has started a nurses course at
st. Luke's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pollock
held open house Saturday night
for Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pol
lock of Garfield Heights, w h o
are moving to Orlando, Fla,
soon. Mrs. Annabelle Grant of
Cleveland entertained Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Ernest Pollock and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pollock
and daughters for a family fare
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25

Chester people who attend the
Riverview Bible Church are re-
minded that on Sunday, Sept. %,
there win be dedication of chill
dren at the morning service.
Interested parents are asked to
contact the pastor, Rev. Harry
Banfield.
The young peoples hayride
will be held on October 3.
October ID will be a week
of Evangelistic meetings with
Evangelist Herbert Bidgood as
speaker.
Chester News Briefs
Charles Sweet left on Wednes-
day by train for Seattle, Wash.
Here he will visit cousin and
then continue to San Francisco.
After sightseeing there he will
go to Los Angeles and vicinity.
A stop on the return trip will be
at Phoenix, Ariz. After return
ing to Chicago he will visit his
son, Mahlon Sweet and family
at Mt. Morris, Ill.
Mrs. L. r. Brown recently re-
turned from visit to Seattle,
Wash. Her granddaughter, Mary
Osbourn, who accompanied her
returned earlier in the month.
Thomas and Martha Battles
of Silver Spring, Md, recently
visited their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Battles.
Recent guests at the DIR. S.
Hayashi home were DIR. and Mrs
Hansen, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla,
Mrs. Florence Foot, Cleveland;
Edward Barth, Switzerland and
Mr.. Katsa, Japan. The a tier
two are students in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Stew
ems were at Watkins Glenn, N.
Y, from Thursday through Sun
day to attend sports car races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wenger
and daughter, Barbara and son
Russell visited in Elkhart, Ind,
over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maxim,
Cedar Rd., spent the weekend
in West Va.
Mrs. Adam Kasick, Mrs. c.
G. Stevens and Miss Dorothy
Mansfield started another Kent
State University teacher train
ing course at John Hay h G h
school in Cleveland on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nancy Shenkel is stu
dent at Dyke Spencerian Bu-
siness College in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ri C h
mond are building new home
on Ward Drive.
The John Arp family are now
established in the home hey
purchased from the Willard Ste
infurths, Chillicothe Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Turner of
Hudson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Bond ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Inkster
and Mrs. e. C. Jacobs visited
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO, SEPT. %, 1858 -1s

and sons attended a family re-
union at Mentor Park Sunday.
Mrs. Eppler, Mrs. Ernst and
Mrs. Ethel Parker of Cleveland
called on Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
Hathaway, Mrs. Maude Sloat,
also Mrs. Ed Parks of Chardon,
last week.
AS a guest of George zakan-
ey, Howard Ensign attended a
clam bake for the Hambden
Mems club Saturday night.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
News Items from Clardon

well party.
Mrs. Madeline Krum enterta-
ined her brother in law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Frymark
of Cleveland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Pollock,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bower,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pollock,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25

hensive Personal Liability insurance
covers your responsibility for pets as
well as your own actions. Where could
you invest $11.00 to better advantage?
Remember, after the sale, it's service
that counts!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
So Can YOUR Dog

Other people have dogs that get
them into trouble. Even playful pup
will sometimes do considerable damage
or cause painful injury. People hold you
responsible for such damage. Compre-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25

ing, vegetables, fruits and what
else have you, and contact
Mrs. Eugene Painter, PA 1882,
as soon as possible. This sale is
county wide project ponsor-
ed by the Women Hospital A
uxiliary, to benefit the Geauga
County Community Hopital Bu-
ilding Fund.
Members of the Chester Chap
ter will work with other county
chapters to clerk the Rummage
and Harvest Sale to be held at
the County Fair Grounds in the
Fourth building. Doors open
Friday, Oct. 8, at 1000 am. and
close after an auctin of the mer-
chandisa remaining on Saturday
evening, Oct. 4.
Chester Welcome Wagon
The Chesterland Welcome Wa
gon Club will have the frs t
meeting of the 1858 SO season
on Monday, Sept. 20, at the Che
ster school. This will be held at
800 pm. and is open to t h e
public.
The meeting has been plann-
ed to make it possible for Ches-
ter women to meet and know
each other and at the same time
enjoy Fall style show.
Garments for this show will be
supplied by Fashion Town and
Alberts Furs both of Eastgate
Shopping Plaza. The following
ing members of the club viii /
model the garments. Mesdames
Edward Andrews, Joseph Cava-
lier, Ronald Huge, James Knu-
PIP, James Long, Dominic Ro-
monte, James Rudy, w alt e r
Smith and Louis Snider.
Mrs. Pearl Grant of Grants S
Beauty Shop will style the hair
of the models. .,...
Following the show, refresh =
ments will be served by the
following hostesses, Mrs. Anth-
ony Catalioto, Mrs. Ronald HUI
ge, Mrs. James Long, and Mrs.
Dominic Romonto.
The next board meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Andrews, 660 Caves Road,
Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-25
Chester Study Club

The first meeting of the Ches-
ter Study Club for the season
was held on Thursday evening,
Sept. 18, at the home of Mrs.
Forrest Bond, with 10 attending.
The business of the past year
was finished, reports given etc.
The retiring president, Mrs.
Judson Townley, presented the
president for the coming year,
Mrs. Raymond Richmond. Mrs.
Townley thanked the club o r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
sTORIs ron RENT
lcoNfINutDl
WAREHOUSES ron RENI

cQRNER, 1900 ua, a.. modern, 1
Ma. e-120b or your agent.
NOW AVAILABLE m SILVER
tfhlN0-A masonry bldG. eon-
tainlne more than a,0OO 70, Tor
Information, call yu. S-i222,
Toss ST. ELMO avn. bethesda,
Md STORY brick, $50 "a. Il !.
cir cond, and heated once space.
id73 "a. n. heated warehouse
spaee, layatorles. Rent. sa7b,
p. J. WALlAHn INC, liik I'VE a..
nv, Ma, H-o40e.
aleoo 50. VI. toilet. heated. soned
Tor manufacturing. parkin
Montgomery Co, Nd, IA, 7-7afg,
WILL BUILD TO SUIT
1900 90. p, Zone M
Look az the northeast corner
Wis, ave, and X st.. will erect Que.
Two or three stories for any re-
= LUTHER l. MILLER
RI. 7-12bo Wo. 0-iees
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY Gone M.
approx. 81 acres with b00-ft,
B&o TT. siding; vic. 9th ct. and
Brentwood I'd. ne Phone RE
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HOUSES ron sALE-vL.
HOUSE AND A ACRES

KNOUDE AIND o hOTEIb
hps 90 tFssl ! acres cleared land,
hIghwaS, 20 Nmiiss from waahinsien
n vlrginiai food nelEhborhood,
$4,000, TERRY \. eIhAfe. CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28
M HAWK REALTY
TIE. 6-O677
aoi q wash. 8. Alsz. !,

Crystal Spring Knolls
This ,tradltionally styled split:
ID. m . community Of other ans
s%sss only M. , @lns ,Ifm .psl as
latest or colorsd KIT. with, din.
baths. IN. stairs 70 Itorage attic.
&c. rm. with shower bath In bsmt'
Priced 70 sell at ssS.7bo. mo
plrsctIo ,ns:' Risht Oh Memorial
Bridge onto AFi. blvd, right on
oeorEe washington Memorial blvd;
Quincy al. 2 blka, 20 home. Open
ice, sun, and eYery weekday.
b, j. FISHER
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INVESTMENT PROP. for SALE
icoNTlAUEpl

|IF YoU ARE LOOKING for . sood
investment, see this corner prop
s so,. sui saI tHF AgsSsa e r To 3
1918. NEiLE LOW cAssKi.
Reallor, AD. 4-2ite.
SPECTATORS
i e, .0P Ec9's,i,, S 9os sen 1nl sTH
equity cash above . bldg, assoc
loan OF about $4,000. Monthly
rent $3.50, Tenants pay utilities
q; o DUTY, 3l0 Investment BIDS
per unit; J sidss.. each i- on
sedr nnen sebs q
near Ii' ca pi s ana Iirnan,.
ave. sc. CT. Dupont Parkl:
clean and fully occupied;
real producer. Mr.. Poole
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000 Res. EN-. 3-l14d
CHOOSE
The rns ,,D y, you r.I like best En-, ,Ss
others. 4-unit building In tor
rental area. $4,000. LEE FREW
PLATT. Ju, g-570s. OIL. a-56go.
INVESTMENT PROP.
10 stores with ofhees above IN
good NV. section with income Of
approx. $4,000 per annum. 5000
600 LIST trust, Price Is right.
ALSO
Apt. house, as apts., Dupont
Circle area. Several 2-bedrm. apis.
Bldg. in AL cond. These are good
Investments. For further details
and 70 inspect call Mr.. oROoAN,
ia. e-7450.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
REALTORS, UPTOWN OFFICE,
EN-. 2-67lb
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEXANDRIA, close IN. Just Oh
Duke nt.-3.9 acres: " Light In
dustrial, u commercial. Priced
under the market a sac per 50.
SoninG 70 ali industFiai or All com
mercial. Call Col. Breckenridge,
YES. and week-ends. TE, o-37fb.
weekdays II FREDERICK W.
BERKNs SALES, INC, MA. $4,000.
INDUSTRIAL SITES. ideal location
on Rockville pike, mr.. ConGres-
slQnal shop. center. All utils. IN,
B&O siding, II desired, VIII sell
or lease any sire parcels or build
Q suit; For ne perfect solution
ssnA Wytsht ave. ~ ensi
FREDERICK w. BERENs. INC.
Commercial sales dent, 1722 L ct,
NV, MA. 100000
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PRESTIGE

tbs most exclusive and pro.
teeted ARIA IN Northern. Va. Is
minutes from pentAgon. just fnish-
inn rambler with beorus. !, family
rm, win nfepl,, asst. llV.- din. Fm
lrspl., aiio summer fitehsn "a rec i.
I'm. IN natural wood cedar cabinets.
There u also an eHira-larue Kitchen
90 u 4 with double oven. pink
appliances and al the Workh. plua
screened porch, built-in 2-car an-
raee, t0.ft patio, plus lpta OF other
extras Sah, 900, SCI, ab-year loan
ayallahlsi So. 500, this week only.
Also have rambler and split
level N same area under eonntFuc-
''' :; owE Ies r., asb tei hauifptRFs' For
appointment, cal ~, 2-e05d,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-28

BETHESDA, LIST commercial = 8
rooms, bath; equipped Kitchen;
full bsmt:. l4xls-it: detached
combination business and living
quarters; public parking. OIL.
GEORGETOWN, 334s M st. NV
Approx. 1000 50. IT,. suitable for
spect. call AMERICAN SECURITY
vTENNA-ofnce space in brick
building, housing well-established
professional and business con:
this fast-growing town; For de-
BARNEY. Real Estate Broker, $40
Center st. North. Vienna, Va. DU.
5-S330 or DU. 5-7221.
UPPER N.W.-2-story mod. busi-
dentists ofices: LIST fir. ideal for
ofnces or business. JU. 5-5067.
1900 50. IT,, ground floor: attrae-
WALKER, AID. 4-2644.
18th AND YOU-Washington's
most famous corner. Entire bldg.
air cond.: $3.50 per mo, URcIOLO
REALTY CO. Me. S-1971.
Sth AND IRVING NE. $500 or
$500 50. It. concrete bldg, 1000
It, parking; drive-in truck dr.: TT.
siding: high ceiling: eomml. tn
dustrial. Avail Oct. 1. RIA. 3-76s0.
2IST. AND N STREETS. N.W.-one
story brick building for shop store
or warehouse. Call OWNER. Wo.
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BARGAINS

2-rm. cottage. water in hit. $500
W. RR nave many 9th other homes s;'q Il
the various price ranges, Cali today.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna. Va. DU. $500
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ALEXANDRIA
CHOICE SPACE
CORNER LOCATION
In Hunting Towers
Chonninr Namfor
SHOPPING Center

$50 50. IT,: aforementioned; dis
play. windows on sides, ample
parking space, excellent bus serv-
Ice. Suit. for gift shop, sporting
goods store, photographer's studio
OF. othees, Available July 1. Call
XII R-8464.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR LEAsE-Furnished country
home with all modern cows. 3
bedrms., pa baths. Newly done.
Beautiful view. secluded but ac-
cessible. IS miles from wash.
$500 per mo. References required
Phone Marshall, Va. Emerson
4-49l2.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Several
small acreages on State I'd. Good
water, 10 miles Warrenton. $3.50
per acre. Also 5 acres mr.. State
ru., 500 per acre. Phone Mar
shall. Va. Emerson 4-4g12.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-4l acres
near Warrenton; long frontage on
State I'd, stream through property,
excel. all-weather spring. Barn in
good shape No house. Property
fenced. So miles Wash. 5000 per
acre. Phone Marshall, Va, Emer.
son, 4-4912.
CONTAGIOUS OR BUILDERs--
Ideal country estate; Ice; concrete
biz. bldg. for storage. shops and
once; ga acres Of land with
springs, trees, shrubbery, lges
Colonial home with 1 bedrms., 3h
baths; terms can be arranged.
Call ROBERT Z. LOHR, HE. A.
1000 nOWl
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
Overlooking 4 States

Mount. acreage. Vic. Skyline ar.
wooded. gushing sprins, ideal ret.
city. club AMI, See any weekend.
Directions: hiehvay 2e/2ii 10
Gainesville. rieht on highway IS
10 HIoH KNOB sign. 3 mi. before
Front ROYAL. or call JE. t-s0e4.
u. 4-7436,
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BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT

REAL ESTATE CORP
k1. $4,000 Sun, Ewes, CIR, 3-6O0s
, 1958-10-04

LEGIsLATIv
John. Proposed BY Lucinda "A. Millin, Theovald Moore
head, Aubrey a. Anduze, Ronald de Lugo, Frits LaWaetz
and Ann E. Abramson
Bill No. 618 Z Act to Appropriate Funds for the De-
partment of Education for the Fiscal Year July 4, 1858 to.
June 80, 1859. Aubrey a. Anduze, Theovald Moorehead,
Lucinda a. Millin, Ronald de Lugo, Frits LaWaetz and
Ann +, Abramson.
Bill No. 621 Act to Appropriate Funds for Essential
Public Works Projects on Saint John, Virgin Islands. Pro
posed by Theovald 3. Moorehead, Aubrey A. Anduza,
Ronald de Lugo, Frts Lawaetz, Lucinda a. Millin and
Ann Z. Abramson.
Bill No. 622 i Act to Provide an Appropriation as a
Contribution for Improvement Of the Harry S. Truman
Airport. Proposed by Lucinda a. Millin. Aubrey A. An
DUE, Ronald de Lugo, Frits LaWaetz, TheoVald 2. Moore
head, and Ann E. Abramson.
Bill No. 623 Act to Appropriate Funds and to Autho-
rize the Construction OF an Annex for the Tubercular and
Mental patients at the Knud Hansen Memorial Hospital.
Proposed by Lucinda a.. Millin, Theovald F. Moorehead,
Aubrey A. Anduze, Ronald de Lugo, Frits LaWaetz and
Ann +. Abramson.
Bill No. 624 81 Act to Provide for Essential Public
Projects for Expenditure During the Fiscal Year, July !,
1858 to June 80, 1859. Proposed by Lucinda A. Millin,
Theovald E. Moorehead, Aubrey A.. Anduze, Ronald de
Lugo, Frits Lawaetz, and Ann E. Abramson.
Bill No. 626- Act to Provide Appropriations for Pub
lie Projects for Expenditure during the Fiscal Year July
j, 1858 to June 80, 1850. Proposed BY Lucinda a. MilHn,
luGOVdlQ L. IAOOlSHSdu, Illto 41dWoCtA, AuGiC ~. -
DUE, Ronald de Lugo and Ann E. Abramson.
Bill No. 631 Act to Standardize Titles and Salary
and Salary Rates in the Government of the Virgin Islands,
and for other Purposes. Proposed by Lucinda 4. MilHn,
Theovald E. Moorehead, Ronald de Lugo, Aubrey A. IN
DUE, Frits Lawaetz and Ann E. Abranlson.
Bill No. 643 Act To Appropriate the Sum Of Five
Thousand Dollars for the Purpose of Promoting Athletic
Activities in the Virgin Islands. Proposed by Aubrey A.
Anduze, Lucinda A. Milin, Theovald 3. Moorehead,
Ronald de Lugo, Frits Lawaetz and Ann E. Abramson.
Bill No. 652 To Provide Funds for the Construction
Of Houses for Occupation by Dislocated Families, and for
other Purposes. Proposed BY Joseph "A, Gomez, Percival
Il. Reese, Weymouth Rhymer, Walter ! MssJHodge and
Earle B. Ottley.
Bill No. 654 To Provide a New Pay Plan for Gov
eminent Employees, and for other PURPOSES. Proposed by
Joseph a. Gomez, Percival H. Reese, Weymouth Rhymer,
Walter ]. M Hodge and Earle B, Ottey.
BIN I. 657 Act to Provide an Appropriation for the
, 1958-10-04

E RECORD
Milin, Ronald de Lugo, Aubrey A. Anduze, Frits Lavaetz
and Ann 2. Abramson.
Bill No. 639 Act to Protect the Title and TO Regulate
the Practice Of Veterinary Medicine to- Repeal Certain
Acts, and for Other Purposes, Proposed by Lucinda A.
Milin, Theovald 2. Moorehead, FTits LaWaetz, Ronald
dc Lugo, Aubrey A. Anduze and Ann =. Abramson
Bill No. $40 : Act to Provide a Recreatienal Aetiv5-
ties Program and Community Center at Cruz Bay, Sains
John Virgin Islands. Proposed by Aubrey a. z4aatze,
Ronald de Lugo, Frits LaWaetz, Theoyald :. Moerez4ead,
Lucinda A. Millin and Ann 2. Abramson.
Bill No. al Act to Extend the Educational System
On the Island Of SAM John to include tae Ninth Grade al
Cruz Bay, Saint John, Virgin Islands. Proposed BY Frits
LaWaetz, Theovald p. Moorehead, Aubrey A. Anduze,
Ronald de Lugo, Lucinda A. Millin and Ann E. Abranson.
Bill No. 653 TO Establish the Board Of Tourist and
Virgin Islands Promotion, to Provide Funds for its Func-
tons, and for other Purposes. Proposed by Joseph A.
Gomez, Percival H. Reese, Weymouth Rhymer, Walter
], M. Hodge, and Earle s. Ottley.
COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC WORKS. SAFETY
AND TRADE
Bill No. 614 Act Relating to the Subdivision Of
Land for Development, Providing for Procedures therefor,
and for other Purposes. Proposed by the Governor
Bill No. GIG 7 Act to Appropriate Funds for the Op-
Grafton of the Department Of Public Safety for the Fiscal
Year July /, 1958-to June 80, 1859. Proposed BY Theovald
E. Moorehead, Aubrey A. Anduze, Ronald de Lugo, Frits
Lawaetz, Lucinda A. Millin, and Ann F. Abranson.
Bill No. 625 Act to Provide for the CONTRACTION
Steps and Public Lighting Facilities between Prindsesse
Gade No. % and "a, Saint Thomas, Virgin Islands. Pre-
posed by Lucinda "a. Millin, Theovald E. Moorehead. Re
maid de Lugo, Frits LaWaetz, Aubrey a. Anduze and Ann
E. Abramson.
Bill No. SGT Act to Authorize. the Governor to Ac-
cept Gifts Of Roadways in the Contant Area, and to Autho-
rize appropriations from the SPECIAL INTERNAL REV
FNUE MATCHING FUNDS for Expenditure during the
Fiscal Year July !, 1858 to June 30. 1859. Pronosnd hv
Theovald E. Moorehead. Frits Lawaetz, Ronald de Lugo,
Aubrey a. Anduze, Lucinda A. Millin and Ann +. Abran-
son.
Bill No. 628 Act to Provide for the Hard-surfacing
of existing Dirt Road and Free Gang in the city Of Char
lotte Amalie, ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Proposed by
Lucinda A. Milln, Ronald de Lugo, Frits Lawaetz,
Aubrey 4. Anduze, Theovald +. Moorehead and Ann F.
Abramson.
Bill No. 637 Act to Provide for a Long-range Com
prehensive Program of Road and Highway Construction