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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-11
|CLARIDON
BY MRS. HOWARD ENSIGN
Phone e.. CIarid0n 6-62I7

Dy Mkss5s kfOWAMB ENSIGN
Phone E.. Claridon 6-62I7
| CLARTDON - Mrs. Elsie
Spurlock, has been organist
at the East Cleveland C O n
gregational church for some
time. On Sunday, May 81 ),
there was a service dedica-
ton of their new hymnals in
which Mrs. Spurlock spoke
Hymns in Christian w o r
ship which was a history of
hymnals. A real nice pr o :
gram was reported.
Mrs. Maude SIoat has a
new walker SO that she can
move around much better I.
She can go outdoors alone.
Mrs. Osborne Grove and
son Richard left Claridon on
Wednesday to join Mr.. Grove
in Ap1esbury Mass. They
planned to spend one night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Bigler enroute. The Women's
Fellowship had a farewell
luncheon honoring Mrs. Gro
we Monday noon in the
church social hall.
The Golden Rule Fellow :
ship will hold the June meet
ing at home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Facey in Rome. Sat
urday night, June 13. Mr..
and Mrs. Facey will furnish
supper, however Mrs. Facey
requests table service should
be brought by the ladies.
Donnie Starr and Felicia
Ladd are attending church
camp at Pilgrim Hills, from
Congregational church.
The Women's Fellowship
held a communion breakfast
Wednesday morning, June 5.
AT this meeting the Fellow
ship voted to discontinue the
regular suppers the first Sat
urday Of every month. How
ever a smorgasboard is be-
ing planned for a later date.
Mrs. Claude Spencer Of
Akron is helping care for her
father in law Walter Spen
Ger who has been i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Gros-
venor plan to attend the State
Trustee and Clerks Conven ;
ton at Dayton, o., whic h
starts Thursday June IL,
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THE RECORD, cHARDoN, ONO, JUNE II, 1859


then will go to Columbus on
Friday where they win at :
tend Ohio State University
Vetrinary graduation excerci
es. Their son Ralph junior Is
a member of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fer
wick and Judy attended Bow
ling Green State University
graduation exercises Sunday
june 7. Their daughter Janet
was a member Of the grad
uating class.
Frank Wilmot is spending
this week at home with his
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-11

ubef1 D., Box 78, Middlefield,
Rt. 2, boy, May 20.
CHAPMAN. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald e., Box Is, Mont
vile, girl, May 5.
COBLENTZ, Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe D. Box 42, Hunts
burg Rt. /, boy, May 10.
/ CULLISON Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam D., 865 Heath Rd., Ches-
terland, boy, May 6.
DAVIS Mr.. and Mrs. Gri-
fifth, E. Box 327, Middlefield
Rt. 2, boy, May %.
DIEDRICH, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L., 1874 South Street,
Chardon, boy, May 26.
EDGINGTON, Mr.. & Mrs.
Vernon E., Rt. 81, Newbury,
girl, May 10.
ERB, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
S., AIiddlefield Rt. 2, boy, on
May %.
GINGERICH Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob u, Middlefield Rt. /,
boy, May 90.
HILL, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
NJ. Portlew Rd.. Newbury,
boy, May %.
KUHN, Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid P. Chardon Rt. 3. boy
May II.
KUMHER, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard L., Georgia Road,
Middlefield, boy, May 8.
Lorraine Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward W., Taylor Wells Rd.
Chardon, Rt. /, girl, May 20.
MAHONEY, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas E., Chardon Rt. 8,
girl, May 20.
MANLEY, Mr.. and MIS-.
William j., 142 Chardon Ave-,
girl, May IS.
MARTIN, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward T., Box 24o, Chardon
Rt. /, girl, May 90.
PEPPEARD, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larry A. Sr., $50 Fifth Ave-,
boy, May is.
PERRY, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Lee, 1905 Chillicothe Rd.,
Chestrland, girl, May 2.
PINDALE, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert o., Huntsburg, Rt. /,
boy, May Ia.
RICHARDSON, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard S.. Box 422, Rt.
5, Chardon, girl, May 8.
SELLERS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald r., Box 88, Middle i
field, boy, May 26.
SWANEY, MIR. and Mrs.
William E. Sr.. Box 164, Rt.
Q, Chardon, boy, May Is.
SWARTZ, MIR. and Mrs.
William w., 110 Rosetta Dr.,
Chesterland, boy, May 18.
THOMAS, Mr.. and Mrs.
lowell D., 1860 Chillicothe Rd
Chesterland, boy, May "a.
VONDRASEK, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred G. Jr.. Go F. G. /
Meredik, Newbury Rt. /, boy
May %.
WALTERS, Mr.. and Mrs.
George r., Box 36, Huntsburg
girl, May IL.
WILLIAMS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvin j., Chardon Rt. 8, boy,
May q.
WILLIAMS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald G., 224 e. King ST.,
Chardon, girl, May Is.
YODER, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Jay, Box 174, Middlefield Rt.
Q, boy, May 8.
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Wltb Mr. J1oyk

Boys outnumbered girls
almost two to one in births
at Corey Hospital during the
month of May, the hospital
announced today. Twenty :
one boys and eleven girls
were brought into the world.
They are:
ALVORD, Mr.. and Mrs.
James j., III Moffett Avenue
Chardon, boy, May 2.
BATTLES, Mr.. and M r S.
Glenn O., 1850 Mayfield Rd.,
Chesterland, boy. May 4.
BOLLINGER. Mr.. and Mrs
James P. Carlton ST., Bur :
ton, girl, May 81.
BYLER, Mr.. and Mrs. Re-
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mother, Mrs. Margaret WI
mot.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard En-
sign had q cook out sun
day honoring his brother,
Warren's birthday. Mrs. Emr
ory Ensign was also present.
Later In the day. MIR. and
Mrs. Howard Ensign and
Mrs. Emory Ensign were in
Mentor Headlands to call on
Linda Ensign, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard En-
sign for her birthday.
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List Golf Winners

Winners listed In the Char.
don Lakes Women'S Golf As
sociation competitions for
last Thursday, in score min
us puts, are:
CLASS A - Flora NJ e
Tincher, first; Jane Dykema,
second.
CLASS B - Rose B o S T.
wick, first; Maxine Better
second.
CLASS G. - Wilma Gentil-
ly, first; Marilyn Davis and
Eleanor Bessel. tied for sec
ond.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-06-11

Miss Alice NJ. Fucker, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert j. Fucker, Aquilla Rd.,
Chardon, graduated from the
Regina High School, South
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SCI:
MEASURE:
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and save you maintenance costs!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
BUSINESS PROP. F0R RENT
SILVER SPRING

Approx. 1900 50. it., rear Of s4o2
Georgia ave. Can be rented whole
or half. Less than 81 so per f.
Suitable for any light mfg. or
warehouse. Call ~. 9-0213 or OIL.
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PARKLAWN west Hyattsvi.lel--
Modern detached brick Colonial;
8 spacious rooms (3 bedrmsl
large valk-in closets. $500 down
balance in FLA loan HUGH T
PECK, REALToR. HE. 4-170G
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49,. Neatly CO. INC.
$500 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1890
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COLIiMRIA PINVs-Deii96if1I

COLUMBIA PINEs-Deiishti1i 8.
bedroom brick rambler: complete
GE kitchen, full BASEMENT, tree
studded lot: only SlS,950 Real
easy terms. XII. 9-363O. M. H
BARRY ORG. REALTY ADMIN
COUNTRY LIVING on q acre in
beautiful Oakton. Home has nicely
shrubbed and shaded lawn. Gem
ter-hall foyer entrance. larse iiv-
ing room with fireplace, formal
dining room. four bedrooms and
farm-siZe equipped kitchen. Priced
TO sell at S23.500. with $1,000
assumable loan. CT. $4,000, POM
PONIO REALTY, INC. REALTOR.
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WALKER & DUNIoP, INC.
100 18th St. NV. CO. 5-O222
LANGLEY PARK-Mod. Aunt apt.
bldg, all 2-bedrm. units wIrear
porches; $3.50 q mo. income. RAP.
FELL REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-llO3.
MONTG. CO., near Rte. 240 = 90
acres adj. ACC, 3,5OO-ft. road
front. Excel. Investment. PIED
f. MONT CO, OIL. 6-464S. Ewes.
OIL. 2-626O.
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SHANNON & LUCHS
THE PERFECT RETREAT

THIS IS A REAL HTDEAWAY-3-
bedroom bungalow and . cottage
on 81 acres OF beautiftif ground
Living room with fireplace. equip.
kitchen, nice bath, dining room
Only % miles to d. c. CROWELL
q CO. 304 w. Lee hwy, Fairfax,
GR R.1l0I
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schools. convenient to shopping 3-bedroom
brick rambler. Soft living room with IRE,
baths; Aft. recreation room "f in iiuIi base
ment; gear garage; roughed-in bath. XII.
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TOWN & COUNTRY
BEATTY

ARL. N.-3 bedrms.. 2a-ft. iiV. rm.
i:D se Sin l. TI t. Ss Gi it, rsi E m
Convenient terms 6055 N. 9th
St. Arl., Va, JE. 4-396s.
ARL.. S24 n Fillmore ST.: S16,75(
Vacant older home. converted
into apts. Open Sat, to 5
No agents
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dI RoTfE,; a A Z : 4 ' S6eE
42to LOAN Beautiful
brick Colonial ,split-level:
Ice. liv. I'm. w/hrepl.. tor
NAL din rm., paneled rec.
rm., 3 bedrms.. 8 baths.
encl. gar; l6X13 master
bedrm. has pvt. bath and
dressing rm.: air cono.,
Rch intercom. system and
wall-to-wall earpeting AS
sumo approx. S26,O0O, 4 10
loan ana priced in low sos.
For full particulars on this
AWARD-WINNING HOME
call Mr.. Rush at IA. 4-O510.
ewes. and week ends, or
MONROE DEVELOPMENT
CORR, Realtors.
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TUSES FUN ShLE-WU
tcoNrlNuEp)

FOREST HEIqHTs-5-bedrm,. brk.
Cape Cod: ~ baths, fun bsnnt;
many extras; FILA; sci 800.
FOREST HEIoHTs.;4-eedrm CAPE
nm, beautiful level lot, shrubberyi
FILA: S15,e50.
FOREST HEIGHTS REALTY
502b Indian Head Hwy.
10, 7-l116 10. 7-4577
HILLcREsT HEIoHTs-3- bedroom
rambler with hrepl. and garage;
SlS,a00,
HILLSIDE - . houses; one new
$3.50 down each
FOREST HEIGHTS--6-room semi
detached: 5000 down,
FOREST HEIGHTS-One Cape Cod
RE 6-4i4O Ewes, HI. e-5357
CAMPBELL REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

MYSTERY HOME-HaVe you seen
the rice papered walls, the sunken
garden porch. the flying bridge,
the Hawaiian room. the wrought
iron and brick descension way,
imported paneling. the openness,
gracious and uniaueness. You may
see and buy this home, II has II
all for S25,950. JE. 4-22sS. PAR.
KER, SMITH q DONNELL,
REAfTOPS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

1901 Brookneld Place
Springfield. Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
931 North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
Jackson $4,000
1915 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, virginia
South 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

M 6-EcOO EVeS.' M. B-1Ol
ALEX. AREA-3-bedrm brick ram
bier; 2 full baths, carporL, sep.
REFRIGERATOR and snack bar: large
Anchor fence lot: S15,30O G1
loan may be assumed at 500 per
mo. including taxes and insur-
ance; $1,000 required down pay
ment. Small second trust for bal
ance OF S17, 800 sale price. Call
today Tor appointment to see this
beauty, HAMMER REAL ESTATE
INC. XII. S-10l2.
ALEX, SPECIAL. SlO,95O - I'm.
maculate brick. 2-bedrms. End Of
row home. in cow. ROSEMONT
Moderate down payment and as
sumo GI loan. XII. 9-3630. M. H.
BARRY ORG. Realty Admin.
AIMOGT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
CTNTER.HALL RAMBLERi ses.5oC

CENTER-HALL RAMBLER Se3.6oC
This immaculate 3 = bedroom
all-bFick home has numerous fea
lures which are outstanding. Cen
ter hail, fireplace, nicely finished
full basement with an SIT. cell.
ing, an exceptionally well-land.
scaped fenced lot with many
trees: situated In North Arlins-
ton. It is convenient TO trans.
portation, shopping and schools
an ideal home for q small family
Call IA. $4,000, y til q. SHAN.
NON q LucHS. REALTORS, 205h
Wilson blvd
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

CHOICE MONTGOMERY COUNTY
able: priced from S5c:s1 25 per
It cail Mr.. Weiser, OIL: 4:6S33;
ewes, GA. 4-9313. JAMES c.
CONLEY & CO.
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
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NEW
S24.950

spac. 3-bedrm brick ramblers, nr
Annandale. Va. Liy. rm. with fire.
place, sep. din, rni.. big mod
equip. kit, Q full baths: full bsmt
with ground-level entrance. Stu
ated on i2-acre lots.
TINKLE PROPERTIES
REALTORS IA. 5-120f
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ALEXANDRIA's
Lovely Monticello Park

Wooded lot on quiet cul-
de-sac: genteel living and
entertaining are offered in
this large living rm. with
fireplace, and In large sepa-
rate din, rm., equipped kit,
> baths. 3 bedrmss full bsmt.
with tile floors. outside en-
trance; 3rd bath rounghed
in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ARL.-New 55-unit air-cond. bldg.
cash required. Nets 1875 Plus
Amortization. Box iD7-L. Star
FORESTvILLE, VA. = AZ beaut.
School anest ' location ca OrOP ior Ga A'c or
Chantilly Airport. A golden op-
81 600 per acre or win trade for
apt. bldg. DILLON LAND CO.,
JE. 4-4040. Open till 0 pm.
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TARA
$22,950

II is our pleasure to offer for sale
this charming English Colonial
home handsomely situated on a
lovely level lot in North Airing
toms most beautiful and cen
yenient neighbornood. Tall trees
shade cool screened porch
Pleasant living room, dining room,
2 really roomy bedrooms for an
fuii basement Walking distance
St. AIMS psroch;ai and public
schools, blocks to bus. Call To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

HYATTsvILLE-Old but nice. 4
bedrm. frame home. Family din.
nm. large liv. rm.. table-space
kit. . porches, gas hot-water
heat. Walk to public and parochial
schools; S12.950: FLA terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
ASSUME 41aeS CT LOAN

PINE RIDGE-6s-ft. rancher: i;
bedrms., 29-ft. liv. rm.. din. rm.
large kit, 22-ft. pine-paneled rec
rm. Priced at $1,000 below Gl
appraisal. Open Sun, . til d
Directions: Rte. 236 Duke st
extended, right on Prosperity
ave. to our open sign. BOZ
RINER REAL ESTATE SALES
FL. 4-702l. 24-hr. service.
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peter /. hagan q SON
BRANCH REALTY
1901 Branch Ave. Sc. RE. 5-722s

SOUTHLAND Ii you are really
interested in nice home for
your family, this is It. Fenced
yard; private: many extras: $50
per mo, 10. T-000R
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BARR
North Arlington

TERRIFIC cLosE-IN LOCATION;
a handsome brick home with sep
arate din, rm., firepl. in liv. rm.,
kitchen with eating space and full
bsmt. Beauty Of a yard; walk to
shops, churches, schools and buses.
today for additional details. Diai
ia. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

CARROLL HIGHLANDS - This
;iH.jO0 brick Colonial offers top
dollar value on today's market:
3 bedrms., 20-ft liv. nm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm.. TV rm.. full
FLA down payment.
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CHURCHES FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

CHURCH for rent. seats 15C
people. Nice condition. For info.
call LA. 9-l762.
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, Virginia
King 8-2320
Lee Highway tRte. 29-2ID
Fairfax. Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
U. 8. at Route 1913
WOODBRIDGE, virginia
Dial 703-GypSy 4-6090
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

APT. BLDG. WANTED
We need iistings on Va. apt. bldgs.,
large and small. Call US for iTns
mediate action.
ARLEDoE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
IA. 7-4448
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS AREA-Econ-
omy 2-bedrm. home. only 2 blkS
ton: . pnrches: nice, tree-shaded
yard; Sl0500. FLA or GI terms
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HOTEL

80 rms. 9 baths. restaurant, LIQUOR
license; $4,000: good location.
MODERN, conditioned brick
bldg. with national tenant: $50.
For appointment 70 Inspect the
above property. call Mrs. Holden.
JU 5-7363.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-25

NEW RANCH HOUSE, bedrms

baths. tapestry brk.; custom
designed kit. with natural cabi-
nets, all Admiral appliances in
petal pink; full daylight bsmt.,
oil heat. double carport. bluestone
driveway: S24,500. On River View
road. near Fort WASHINGTON Es-
tates. NJ. RUBIN REALTY, Blu
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CHURCHES FOR RENT

BRIGHTwooD CHILLUM HTS
Lovely site with stone l-story
church that seats 100. built to be
enlarged with q ind floor. Present
heating system adequate for large:
church. Low down payment. 1sl
trust arranged. SIGLER b co.
10. 4-S3S3.
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P. G. P. OFFERS

BEL TsvILLE AREA, mr. Agricul-
ture Center. COW. to U. Of Md =
Sparkling. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier with carport on spacious,
110x11O-ft. Anchor-feneed lot
Ground-level entrance to full
bsmt Realistically priced at
ance easy terms.
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PRINCE GEORGES ST. PROPERTIES

AR. I-llfS
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR-By
OWNER. 3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod;
rec. rm., new electric kit, ~
baths, aluminium storm windows
fenced yard and screened porch;
32nd ave, Hyatts. Directions Out
Queens Chapel I'd. to Nicholson
ST., left to 32nd ave. UN. 4-0ssl.
RIGGS RID AREA bedrm., lge
brick Colonial. 2 baths: sep d 1iiii
E b9mt.' nr Tarage sea- almost stst ,acre lot
In exclusive neiRhborhood. A real
buy. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son
RIvERDALE PARK-cspe Cod; 4
and sep. DIN. rm,, kit with bkfN.
nook, full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h. and
level let. Ideal home for lge,
family. Only 5000 On, and $50 IA
P sEAE ne 3: & &, 4 HI4taEY ii O. co
SEAT PLEASANT : Vacant; S495
down. no settlement charges: A.
bedroom 2-bath semidet Rec.
. room. Move right in 10. 5-374O.
SEAT PLEAsANT-oniy $3.50 dn.
5rick e Colonial Hsi feat t tW twin Ss
bedrms, mod. kit. plus l4x16
additional room for den or Ord
bedrm.; level, fenced lot: many
extras. See 1t today z. c.
HILLEY & CO, REALTORS, AP
7-7200, It'll Q pm
SHADY LOT-3-bedrm brick ram
bier; full bsmt.: modern kit: mr..
Census and Andrews. Below
$4,000.
BRANCH REALTY
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BON AIR: convenient TO boti
PARKington and z Corners shop
ping; y block to bus. A nice 8.
bedrnl. home. on lovely wooded lot
Fully equip. kitchen, sep. din. rm.
huge liv.. I'm, with frepl., coz,
pine.paneled family rm., rec. rm
IN luii nsmt.. get. gar, covered
Fully air cond. and many extras
Reduced TO S24.95O. Don't mis-,
2 good bet. See 1t today. call IA
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Wants to Volunteer
Miss r. II, c.. WdShinuton

Miss r. II. c., Washington
Isn't there some organiza-
ton or institution working
with children that could use
a young volunteer worker
either evenings or week ends?
I have been told by sew
eral places that they don't
use volunteers at all and now
I don't know where to try.
I am a college graduate but
have no special training with
children.
Still it seems like there
should be something I could
do. even just reading stories.
I would be happy to work
with any children regardless
of race or religion or with
retarded or physically handi-
capped children.
In short. anywhere I could
be useful. Thank you for any
helpful information.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Scouts
To Attend
Roundup

Sixty-two Senior Girl
Scouts from this city and
nearby counties are en- route
to Colorado Springs for the
1853 Senior Girl Scout
Roundup to be held July 3
through. IL.
The girls were chosen by
their councils as qualified for
this gathering of more than
5000 Girl Scouts from every
State and 20 foreign countries.
They include five girls from
this city, 10 from Montgom-
cry County. eight from Alex
andria County. eight from
Arlington County, IA from
Fairfax County, and eight
from Prince Georges County.
The girls departed from
Union Station yesterday. A
special Girl Scout Roundup
train will carry them and
girls from other States to
Chicago for a days sightSee-
ing and then on to Colorado.
Eight girls from the Ma
tional Capital Council will
participate in the opening
day flag ceremony on Friday.
They will use a 48-star flag
that has flown over the
United States Capitol and
was a gift to the Roundup
from the National Capital
Girl Scouts.
The Roundup is an en-
campment of 10000 Girl
Scouts and is the largest sin
gle event for teen-age girls
to be sponsored by the Girl
Scouts Of the United States.
Its purpose is to provide
opportunities for girls to
meet and know other teen
ayers from all parts Of the
country and other lands who
have different views and
backgrounds.
Evening star., 1959-06-30

although we do have insula-
ton In our floor which helps
the house. but not the attic.
I do not know about the
plastic bags. however. as I
have r Il used them. ! have
a large. wooden blanket box
and several trunks up there
and use the cedar bags for
the winter clothing.
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leaf or two OF their own. and
you'll have an imaginative
table centerpiece, that be-
comes as well. an interesting
conversation piece.
Additional beauty can be
discovered in the heart Of
each delicate bloom, where
Nature has placed a perfect
five-pointed star.
Try floating hollyhocks on
your table. They're really
special.
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Re: Attic Storino

Mrs. c. N. l.. Washington
To Mrs. A. M, Washington
I have been storing off,
season clothing, blankets,
curtains, draperies etc. in our
attic for more than Is years
without any seeming i'll ef-
fects. We have no attic fan
and the roof is not insulated
Evening star., 1959-06-30
North Corolino Move

Miss E. B., Chepy Chase
I am considering moving
to the mountainous region Of
North Carolina when I re-
tire. 1t will be appreciated II
readers can give me informa-
ton as to the range of tenn
perature. summer and winter,
severity Of storms, etc. I am
especially interested in the
Tryon, N. c., area.
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Botherson1e Squirrels

Mrs. L. c. W., Washington
Do any of your readers
have a suggestion or sugges-
tions to keep squirrels out
OF the yard and from digging
up bulbs and plants?
Evening star., 1959-06-30
READERS" CLEARING
HOUSE
HollYhocks Suggested as Table Decoration
p. S., Alexandria

new and gamorous has been devised hoyhocks-
those graceful beauties from Cape gardens-whch
provides unique and lovely table decoration.
Utilizing clear glass bowl like miniature lily pond
oat the pastel hoyhocks varying shades OF rose
pink. yellow lavender and creamy white Edge them with
Evening star., 1959-06-30
Points for Parents "t''' r''"'' w'D's.

Mother-You may mark on
this big sheet Of paper but
it is bad to mark on our
walls.
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WILL FINANCE 10 YOUR BUDGET
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. II. s-720A
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MANN OI,nS

Silver Spring Nd, 10. s.S1 SO
OLDEAOBfLE $50 station wagons.
choice OF color and equipment.
Brnnd-new stock. Just received.
Immediate delivery.
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AkerS OldS-CadilIac Co.
Fairlingtqn ahoppinn Center
Alexandria, Va. OV. 3-01b0
Our 10th Year
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AuroMnIILEs FoR sALE
NASH ARLINGTON

METROPOLITAN 1859 hafdtop;
fully equipped. red and white I'M
ishi like new; &ish7b.
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pairlcian 4-dr. sedan: ultramatic,
:. and h., rs. and plb., torsion-
level bar, 1-tone charcoal gray
and white, original upholstery and
mats, Carefully driven By local
businessmen. IT'S . beauty and
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PACKARD 'Bs 400 BIT, coupe; auto
matte, a; and b., full power. Al
LEE b. BUTLER, INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1871 alst 81, NV Pc. 7-3245
PACKARD 'b1 a-dr. sedan: dark
green: 4 owner. low mileage: fully
equip: exceptionally fine cond.
Owner leaving. must sacrifice. IKE.
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AufeMoblLEs EoR SALE

OLDs 'Si "p6"; fair tires. radio
and heater, WindEhleld washer;
1880. VIII, 0-4Sk2
OLDe 1875 Super "e6'' Holiday se-
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tires, power steering and brakes.
Special at only 81, 3oB.