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The frontiersman., 1958-08-07
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Palmer Precinct Voter
 cko The Weekly Frontiersman Palmer, Alaska
 Dear Neighbor:
 So you're an Alaskan Hector! I-aeky You
 You were bonn too late to sign sne Declaration of Independence. Nou haven't even had a chance rc vote for President since resid- lrg in this Territory But on Aug lst 26, right here in Alaska ita Palmer, Alaska you have your aHance!
 Out of l75,000,000 United Stat fs Citizens, YOU are one of the Fem who will have the opportun- atv to vote on the question of creating a new state, the 49tfa STATE, the greatest state in the Union, the first new state to be created in our generation.
 Even more important in this cur time is the question of eN- tending complete democratic self government to an area bigger rhan Hungary, bigger than Po- lRnG, than Czechoslovakia,, Bull saria, Rumania, Yugoslavia, Leb- anan, london, Syria, Iraq or even Egypt and to the individual cit- 41en of this Great Land, the high vst regard for human dignity, un- l.a2ited reach for the humaiz P:rit
 Et ls a unique privilege to be ore of the few to make these .4raat decisions. Your vote will be art of historic importance. The Provisional League Of Women Voters of Palmer invites YOU. HE PALMER PRECINCT VOL TER. on August 26 at the PAL hIFR PRECINCT POLLS, to re- . kfsS the fact that YOU WERE THERE, that you cast your vote er the historic occasion of the Alaska Statehood Referendum. # z YOU are invited to sign your name, fn the order in which you register at the polls, to the PAL-H MFR PRECINCT STATEHOOD REFERENDUM REGISTER, a parchment scroll which will be gwen an honored place in the Palmer High School, where it Ss4sa be proudly noticed by your children, your chiIdren's child ren and bY later generations still 1o come
 We'll see you at the polls on August 2U
 The Provisional League of M
 Women Voters of Palmer
The frontiersman., 1958-08-07
4H Club Continues CIean-Up Project

For the second year, the Farm Loop Road has been cleaned up in "a special project conducted by members of the Beater's All Club
 The club met at the home of Sarah Brewster on July 23 and following the completion of their roadside Identification project, met again at the Brewster home for a Weiner roast.
 This project, started last year as a cleanup, is sponsored by the Riverbend Homemaker Club The club voted to continue the pro- Ject again this year, including the refreshments which followed
The frontiersman., 1958-08-07

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A -RnNTTERSMAN CLASSIFIED
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Cute Kid

When Shirley Anderson visited farm in Sussex England
recently she got down her hands and knees to meet
Mabel, young Alpine goat
What Shirley didn't know is that goats will jump up on
anything. In fact with Alpine goat it's the higher the
happier Shirley didn't mind being mistaken for mountain,
but what got her goat having Mabel take her cs for
patch Of grass and start nbbng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
NruArlons-MEM



AGE 80, single, sober and reliable
farm enretaker and MAINTENANCE
cloWKR. prookeyille, Nd.
MIDDLE AGE. renned man des
pos. pub rela,. apt, mar, or hotel
kl. S-2pda OF Box 99i-M. star
cOLORED MAN WISHES Jon Al
cook care Of children or eleaI
eaehslor's apt; good refs. NO
COLQRED MAN DESIRES day
work. house cleaning or full.timl
Jon; day or nieht. LA. d-7b83. .
CQlORED boy desires Job, trucl
/ driver or parkine lot attendant o.
work Of ANY kind. Ii. 6-69Ia,
C0LORED NAN wants lob q
! porter or hall man; sober. exper
col ORED cHAUF. wishes fun q
Pct, driver or work OF any kind
refs. LU, i-al3S.
C0LORKD MAN, painter, 400
cleaner. janitor. porter. elevator
operator. part, full time, aft.
pm, NO. 5-Os24
CoL0RED MAN wants Job driving
ISAIAH BOYD. DE. s-ld6b.
C0LORED MAN wants work, an,
/ type; exp in truck dTiv. and som
snipa receiving cap. 10. 3-dSO6.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
icoNIlNuIpl

WOMAN. eolored. exper., desires
full or part.lims work: refs.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ACCOUNTING: corp and pfoorfs-
tofship accounts handled reaS
TAx returns We 1898
B0OKKEEPING SERVICE. Fedora
and state income tag returns pre-.
pared loS rates RA 3-7af3
.00a RMBOssFD CARDS, s425
p Atage PAD 'SSamplss free L p
hock. G Q Boa 10. LoEton Va
20 a-5a5B.
ADDITIONS. poTehes. all types Of
masonry: over 30 years eNpeF TOT
.eis al wufk guaranteed. Cal
RE. 5-9304
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
TRAVEI.
This Could Be The Most
Important Experience
Of Your Life

Here's q unique opportn-
nifty for single young men
and women OF high school or
college background At one
Of the worlds foremost
neuro-psyehiatrie hospitals.
You'll play . vital role tn
returning patients with men
tai and nervous disorders 70
normal living. You'll gain
priceless knowledge Of hu-
man behavior. You'll make
Q real contribution TO Agneft-
cas- greatest health problem.
Training program. class
room study and job rotation
will take you into every
major area OF hospital work.
You'll be able to save =
s nsIIi paf'P Pull S room ana ana
board and . program Of
reereational activities are
provided You'll live. work
and play In campus at
ncspheFe with other young
men and women Ike your
self.
write today. Tell u
about yourseif-and Why you
think you'd Ike 10 work with
Us.
BETTY NEWMAN. Person.
mel Division. 400 WashinEton
st.. Hartford. conn.
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COMPANION. aeile lady, Sc. free
% travel can drive references
EXCHANGED Box fS0-M. star.
COMPANION NURSE 10 elderly
lady, full or part time; best ref
ereaee-. Ma s-9O7n. Ext aih
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tSrtorrrs -EAp'v AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
ANTIQUE DOLLS

arse eonstantlv MOVING stock. out
Georgia ave ext tRte. q7l o miles
right on Rte. Rnn whitehall R-SinN
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PART-TIME .HI-T

To work evenings. demonstrating
Hf-FI 70 young married couples and
prospective brides by arot Phone
He 4-7R57. bet. ( and q pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

HUUhEBFEH MD CANUIEH, enc
pcrieneedy single or double entry,
p and L.. operating statements.
payroll payroll taxes. cost con
troll setup or maintain present
system references. SALARY com
bonded desire hours 4 nm M
nldnight. Silver Spring wheaton.
HyattSville area MRS. PETFR,
son HI 4-A004
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

LADY, alone. requires maid e-stor,
0eorgetown house foreigner
speaking little EnRiish considered
excel. ref rec. Du. 7-32le.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
AGENTS

GOLDMINE Of 400 money makers:
free copy. speciality salesman meg-
axine Desk 500. 3O7 ~ Aiehi-
gan. Chieago l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

B0OKKEEPiNG-AccT.. part time;
Alex area; assist accountant. all
types OF business. XXI. s-eiii,
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GIRL. wanted al once. 70 live IN.
fh,w. and child care; refs and
health card; Sl5 wk. and raise II
9gslined I'm. and board. Box
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

!. Thayer and mattress
condition. s2b. 1881
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tcoNTlNUIpl

PRIvAfR SECRETARY, director
natianAl Catholic organization,
recent ref. salary open. Box a0d
II, star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

CHILD CARE. woman. white: ref
erenses. ia, O-fs07.
CHILD CARE-4 children: g.h.y
cooking. bh days; SJb VIZ; livl
IN. 10. b-0202, Silver SD, Nd
COOK, gh.v.. live IN. 81 days
middle-aged woman. local refer
ences required. Write Boz 2i3-H
star.
COOKING In. nice NV, home
other help employed; must be de
pendable, with recent reference
highest salary Commensurate with
experience Wo. 6-34b3.
COOK, liaht Homework. other hell
In home, Live in. own room ant
bath. S35 week. Like children
COOK. livs-iD; small Nd. family
$50 yklys for exper. person. Cal
CIV, CHILD CARE-Liye in
Thurs sun. OF. Recent refs
req. $40 VII. EN-. $1,000.
CIV. child care, Live in. with
sun. and every other Thurs. on
Ref $40, Call CT, 6.i7ii.
CIV. cook, 70 live in. 81 day
wk Must like children. Refer
sncss. EN-. 2-ieDD.
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! V~f.lao
WANTED. paTt-time cleaning voFh
81 any kind. no 2-7s6a.
RELIABLE COL0RED GIRL desires
part-time fountain or DAYS work
exper, and refs. La, 6-s7Oe.
cOLoRED LADY desires child car.
g sisaning. > days q week II
cOLORED LADY would like ghv
3 days = week, Mon. throueh FFi
sood refs. live out. CO, 5-40is
/ So
cOLORED GIRL desires eriII worn
or fountain work. days. RA
cOLORED. G.H.w., s days a week;
teis Arlington or d. c. AID
COLORED GIRL desires work Of
any Kind Local ref Cali NO
COL0RAD LADY desires day work
ironiat eisAning likes children
cOLORED LADY would like 70 work
. weekdays. exper; - yrs. with
enlldren and infants, AL refs
.
COLORED GIRL wants civ. child
care and , days. live out. Lu,
CoLORED WOMAN wishes . days
Nofk eleaning or baby Sittins
Wed, Thurs, refs, TU .-6a3A
cOLORED GIRL wants day work
Or baby sitter, local references.
40, 4-l54J.
COLoRED GIRL desired child care.
e.hw,; days Hu 3-1753
cOL0RED GIRL wants g.h.w.. good
irener' 20 ,: si.T5 and eaFfaFe
CQLORED LADY Wishes lob with
elderly person. companion or days
( work sood ironeF, refs. DE-.
@-Ust :.
COLOnED WOMAN. mature vii
keep house 5 DAYS VIZ for adult
I family, SIS. plus cAriAre. y. e
prei. recent refs AID. f-34s1-
CoLoRED LADY wants child care
and Inv stay some niehts. II
H-657a
COLORED GIRL desires day voTl
or b. week To s-52ta
CoLORED Al DAY worker wishei
FNVAss WV Auufs ana Fftas
I or NV; hi9hly esper cleaner ant
ironer; refs. no baehs. 10. s-7asS
COLORED LADY desires day worn
+ Monday Thursday and Friday
Call after IL noon. Lu. 2-6Sei
CoLORED WOMAN wants work
child care 5 days Q week, refer.
enses NE. k-5ls4
cOLORED GIRL Uan1 work. full
O. part time II a-psOE
cOLOREn GIRL wishes ich 10 care
Z for l or = children. 5 days and
Inv. LII 3-1-074o
COLORED WOMEN te1 wish dav.
work Best refs ~ hr. virginia
OK II. 6-l6NS.
coLORED WOMAN. good Iaundress,
DAYS werk. HI, 3-o1T7.
c0LORED LADY desires days
work: city references To, e-3G4s
CoLORED GIRL desires several
/ hours work 5 days q week fond
OF children; live In. IL. S-l53d. :
cOLoRED GIRL desires nlshi lot
OF pArs-tsme Job. Call AID 4.
nS0a
C0LORED GIRL wants 81. Work
az. q pm Fountain. counteFgirl
nursing or baby sit no s-fltl8T
COLORED GIRL desires fun tine
D part sifne 90 dAywork; exper. Cal
cOL0RED GIRL vents ioh clean.
ing apt Mon. Through FSi AD
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ANTIQUES

10 not sell our valuable antiou,
china. glass. furniture. etc, befor,
eallins WALTER REED ANTIQUE
66l0 GEORGIA AVE-. NV.
AND OF NEY ND toa Ave Ext
RA. a-780s Tu .-e1e7 WI. ara;
ANTlouEs AND DECORATIONS
ITfMs-cranberry finger bowl
~ 30; cut glass compotes. s3. so
china butter dish. $500. ambfina
pitcher =. so. yellow satin tum
bier 81 so. vasa muhrinna tum.
s s.y,r and .OSO, pewter i. soc up ersn ,
cruet sS' milk glass plates. 80. so.
eolored pattern GLASS, - up; de-
eanters a. no. lamps. Al: music
box. S4S; Victorian table. as.
secretary. Si7.hO iadv's desk. SIS;
rockers ~ no, washstand 81 so.
marble-top table St..hn: cob
hler's bench. $50; many other
hprgains See our ad under FUR.
niture Omen daily. 81. Sat
sun. liz Come IN and prowl
BELL KINDS. 10th and n SITS Sc.
neer penna ave, ~ 1.aRss
ANTIQUE FiRFPIACR CRATE cr
stove uridue and unusual a. well
rs practical, similar n those used
IN Fngland IN mid-iSth century
most suiteb'e for use In pestora =
tion Of old homes other old and
antique items, No dealers please
JE a-3507.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Bookkeeper-A accountant

Position with progressive asso-
citation open Immediately for com
petent bookkeeper or accountant
5-day wk; excellent working con-
bldg. Liberal employe dement's incl
travel Insurance. life Insurance
and noncontributine retirement
pension plan. Starting salary com
nensurate with exper. and ability
Submit outline Of qualifications,
training and professional expeH
plus personal data TO Box 4bs-H'
Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

WAS vow
S97s lady's 81. cts sorseous nery
center oia Sc, in latest style plat.
: ~ mts- A real bargain s4a5
ally brilliant center eia lust re-
Gently out Of pawn. al q haresin,
$500 lady's let. oazziing American
cut dia solitaire SCI. in rlain lax.
IS mts. Specially priced, only
50 600 lady's approx. = cts: mag
nihceni radiant Ola superbly set
IN l4-k. y.g Tifany-style mte A
tremendous buy. only sQ25
$500 lsdy's emerald ring with IL
neautifcl full-cut. round and .
center Green emerald veiShing ~.
cts EXQUISITE hand -crafted plat.
mts A real barsain: owners sac
rifice Is your gain sQ7S
Se25 dia and pearl earrings with
10 matching dias and cultured
pearls. set IN TAX. wg. dangle-
style earrings for pierced ears. Spe-
.ially priced only SIPS
$3.50 lady'S dia wrist watch with
20 large elus-vhite dias.: set in
ton movement: like new: only Sis
$a.s50 lady's approx. 81 cts: An
est hlue-white color, utmost bril-
lance and sparkle Set IN plain 4.
prong Tiffany setting A bargain,
only SiipA
ss7s iady's approx. lao cts ern s
raid cut, . unique and dainty ring.
MADE Of white sold and has brii-
liant center dia and side ba-
suettes. out-oi-pawn price. only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

BUFFET, mshogany. 90 ms, excel.
lent condition, SIS. $40 @
Gltbe I'd, Arl.. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

AbACIHESs wash boilers. cast iron
toys. nfe signs. hitching posts
word buckets and tubs. copper tea
kettles cast ironWAre. candle
sn3neFi pot belly stoves. kerosene
heaters. match holders. nuteTAck-
efk, twin holders. apple picker.
jerks. Washington's Oldest Hard :
ware ana Stove store Since $50
123 eth 81. n.w. Ma. s-0sss
ACCORDION. new. lee bass Italian
model. guar. ] ". sees. RegulaF
price. 1913 RA 6-iO44
ACCORDION. used. I2a bass: adrI.
sire S55. MISS GLENN 3507
l4ih 81 nv. q to ., weekdays.
ACCORDION. i2O bass. 2 switches
cost $500; used q mo. $50 RE
3-ltf5.
ACCORDION. i2O-bass. brand new
never used. gift. cost Sa75. sacrl-
nee. Sip5 cash. OF. 6.so3a
ACCORDION. isO baaS. Italian
made excellent condition. Sls0
ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 keys. $40 50. Quar-, Other bar.
Rains. CIRCLE ai6 9th 81 nv
ADDING MACHINE. desk mode
i0-key. S3S; rentals, repairs, oil
MAKES Eleetrie, 500 NJ. GIN.
ADDING MACHINES. snail: ysal
guar; si4-aS. Also io-key Rem
Terms. Many hargaint in recond
mschs. CIRcLF. 6ie 9th 81. nv
ADDING MACHINES, rent at loves,
prices, hand or elec. iaTge OF
small Mob ndy outdiscopnii
UNITED. si3 iith 81. nv. RE
ADDING MACHINE. electric. brand.
new. made in Germany ADDS
snbtracts. multiplies and DOR
everything: IN the carton: value
Si2a. win give you very. very lop
prize Also typewriter made g.
GERMANY value 500. very iov
price CO. 5-3s4h.
ADDREssOGRAPH. electric: work,
OK Ss2S cash. see Mon. 500.
18TH 81 nv
ADDREssOGRAPH. model 1900
ecmnleteiv oveybauled Quick sale
$3.50. HARRY J, ABRAMS. lsi
J, 81 ne
ADDREsSOGRAPH. model 1900
perfect condition, cabinets We
b-s0ea days; IN 4-7454. niEhts
AIR COMPRESSOR. $3.50: soral
pumps. causes hose tanks GlCH.
NER. e5i1 " 81 nv. Pc 3-6345
AIR COMPRESSOR. sehramm. 10.
h.p motor. stationary. cheap
HARRY J. ABRAMS, iai L 81. n 2
AIR c0MPRESsORs. motors fans
nlaaes, pumps. perts repairs
ELECTRIC EQUIP corr ess:
sherman ave nv, AID s-i6ao
AIR c0NDITIoNER. 1857 "a. =
RCA: theruostat and climate dial.
Nen Leavine country. Lu
AIR CONDITIONER. i-ton Chrys.
Ter. used 2 seasons. 400 or bes'
offer La 6-376h.
ANTIQUE. authentic Early Amer.
lean furn wardrobe. sofas. H.
carat sold framed mirror. what
not minimum price. 500. EN-
ANTIQUE solid mahogany small
rofee table. beaut'fri earving
ssS can RA, d-sa4a.
ANTIQUES = Fihs original Loui,
XIV commode sisned. Nepniewhits
tambour desk. sheraton oval table
.Aubusson russ approx axe
Ooheiin tapestry, cherry armoire
Early American clocks. Modern
Swiss single bed mRke-up tahle
marble-top coffee tables. wO
R-3Ah2
avrtorrrs-pAp'v ANppIcaN
FOUR WINDS FARM
IAree constantly MOVING stock. Out
Georgia ave ext 1Rte. q7l o miles
right on Rte 500 whitehall 6-ss0S
ANTIQUE DOLLS
A Beant, Collection, OF. 4-asaO
ANTIQUES = Jeweiry. antique and
modern IRE opal. as Amhel
necklace. SO. ivory necklace S3
Opal. Jade cameo rinsk. pins
earrings. etc Gem stones Burma
Jade. African Earnets. black opalS
cultured pearls ODD pieces OF
cut class and Glass sP 3-f8sa
ANTIoUEs--Marhle-top chests. ia.
hles walnut desk, lamns pitcher
and bowl s"is WA ~-rcSa
ANTTOTYEc
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NAPLES
Real Estate Course
Men and Women

Learn the fundamentals Of real
estate from . broker with, over
80 yrs. local experience: assisted BY
addl instructors with over 20 yrs.
local experience.
Class nov forming TO start Jan
Vital subjects eovered---ListinR
throueh settlements. including cues
tiont and answers required for
brokers' or salesmen's exams Cost.
$50. 70 include brief on each sub
leet, which will be invaluable for
your home study and future ref.
erenee
Call for application or add info
Register now, be ready for sprins
market
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TECHNICAL
ILLUSTRATOR

Permanent position available for
man or woman, with at least ;
years experience IN 81 types Of
technical illustration: 5-day. so
fits, For interview, cell VIII. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
'REAL ESTATE LAW,
MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED. PAssENcFRs n, Piazza.
trip about Jsnuarv - rei,sbis
oriver RES - 7-inae
COW. ENPL0YE drivine new ca,
- Sali. Jan wants PASSENGER
TO MIAMI. Jan. 20. take . or a.
nare expenses good driver, Road
Master Buick Df T-Tsss
LADY. driving 70 ST Pete, PA
week Of the 18th. would like an
otnsr help drive; references. FM
SHIP YOUR CAR
Anywhere. Prompt service AUTO
9hIPPkRS assoc. AD. 10000.
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sIrs.-MEH AND WOMEN

OFFICE CLEANING - Individual
price. MRS. HAWKINS. Iii 7.o9o9
ExP, WRKs.; day. vk.: eks.. epies
sERv EnF siie'i no sl' s.s SPT;. EXC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
TICKET RESERVATION
AGENT
MELP-OO DOMESTIC

For major international airline
experience required. Many COMPANY
dement's. Boz lO7sA. star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

coars: fur marmink: black cloth
with fox Trim; both size :; SIS
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lcoNTINUEp,

BABY CRIB and mattress, $50
Play pen 81 car seat. %. LA
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sIrUArloHs-poMEsrlc

BABY SITTING. Inv. b-day
week experienced. references. AID
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MAID

lCoIored, excellent hve-in lob
one child Top salary. OF s-i4l0.
GIRL. eolored; 3 or = DAYS per wa
stay l night. No cooking Chevy
Chase area. Box zO9-A. star.
GIRL. sic . in. mus. like children:
gh.w rust have local reference,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

- chAmbermaid. maid
white, recent references essential
Telephone collect. Upperviile a.
before . an 10 arrange for IN.
terviev. or write P. o. Box %
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REpAIRs q sERvIcEs
tcohTlNUtDI

PAINTERS AND CARPENTERS -
white; exper., need cork irnmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

WOMAN. white, g.h.w.. plain cook
ina. gcod home plus salary; A-dAy
week Ju 5-se63.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

AL DQMEsTIcs--Liye In OF out
ARC.Apg Aocy. Open sun. TX
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Panel to Help
Falls Church
Exhibitors

The Falls Church Garden
Club will meet Tuesday al
g pm. at the Mount Daniel
School on Oak street, FANS
Church.
Program-Pre show panel OF
experts to advise on the various
classifications.
Artistic arrangements at the
meeting will follow a theme OF
Outdoor Pleasure" Visitors
are welcome to attend the meet
ing.
In preparation for the fall show,
September 90 and 81, at the George
workshops will be held. For adults,
next WEDNESDAY morning at 10 am.
At the Falls Church Recreation Center,
MRS; Frederick w, Lana in charge: and
for juniors. Saturday at 10 am. at the
home Of Mrs, H. J; Trees. Mrs. Ray
mond D Woods in charge Make reser-
yations with Mrs. Trees. Jefferson
4-4704
Schedules for the show may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs E. p Vandivere. IT,,
Jefferson 2-365S; advance registration
and tags. Mrs. Hugh Shafer. sr., Jefi-
erson 2-94SS. Mr. and Mrs. B. p.
Lehman are cochairmen of the show.
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to give them the necessary time
for root development before the
soils become too cold.
The gardener should keep
this schedule in mind when
ordering so that the planting
stock will be on hand when
the work should be done.
August is almost past, but
must be included since it is in
August that the fall planting
season really starts. Two i'm
portant garden flowers should
be set out in Augustine Ma
donna lilies and the Oriental
peoples. This has been men,
toned in previous articles. Au-
gust is. also the month in which
we plant the butterfly weed
(ASclepias tuberosa) and divide
and reset iris. In late August
in favorable seasons we also
try to do our fall planting of
broad-leaved evergreenS-aza-
leas, camellias, Ligustrum luci-
dunn, etc. And, it is the time
when we should plant the conf
fers-the needed evergreens.
Some will undoubtedly plant
the hollies and camellias in late
August although some prefer to
set them out in April.
Seeding of Grasses
In September the major seed
ing job is the lawn and it should
be done as early as the soil is
workable because it takes about
two weeks for the bluegrass seed
to terminate. The fescues
sprout rather quickly-three to
five days. We could do the
planting earlier but there is the
problem of keeping the soil
moist during the Sprouting Pc
Rod and SO we try to do it about
the middle of September when
the fall rains will reduce the
watering chore. (If we spread
a light covering of weed-free
straw over the seeded area the
watering chore is easier.J
September is also the month
in which to plant daffodils-
narciSsUS. The daffodils make
their root growth early and
need to be planted earlier than
the other bulbs, however, later
planting only delays the spring
Towering and does not affect
the health or vigor of the bulbs.
PerennialS, Hardy ANIMALS
Another important gardening
chore in September is to set out
perennials. Now is an excellent
time to buy and set out young
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Gurden Club Sets
Fall Show Sept. Is
At Springfield

The Springfield Acres Gar
den Club of Springfield, Va, is
presenting it's third annual
fall flower show, Autumn
Dreams" September Is and IA,
There will be 1873 competitive
classes including Junior and
senior divisions in artistic ar
rangements, horticulture and a
special division on bird houses,
which will be part of the educa-
tional exhibit.
Advance registration for all
artistic arrangements must be
made by calling Mrs. Gerald
Geyer at FL. 4-8030 and entries
will be accepted through Sep
TENDER IL. Schedules may be
obtained by contracting Mrs
Joe Craig at FL. 4-9616.
The show will be held at the
Crestwood Elementary School,
Hanover avenue, and will be
open to the public from 4 pm.
to 9 pm, on September Is, and
noon till 7 pm, on September
ID. admission so cents; chill
dren under IL, Is cents.
Show committee chairmen; Mrs,
Robert Shaw, Mrs. Clark Ecton, Miss
Gladys Erwin. Mrs. Roger Zucchet,
Mrs. George Ashworth. Mrs. Joe Craig.
Mrs. James 7. Stewart, Mrs. Wilson
Stokes, Mrs. Bernard White, Mrs
Don Wandersee, Mrs. Leonard Afford
Mrs. Robert c. Fox and Mrs. Cedric
Bielavski.
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WEE WOVEN

needed. In about an hour
you'll have fried corn and
you'll be tired.