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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-25

See0 JOA1A $500 AsSeAAA~S
in La Crosse for the week end
Mrs. Wells. who accepted a posi-
ton on the faculty of Park View
HI & h School in Mecklenbure
County, and her children will re
side in La Crosse for the schoo
year.
Mrs. Harold Riley and Mrs. Bill
Riley and family, all Of Lynchburg
were Wednesday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Noel.
Mrs. Walter Weisbrod. of Luther
vile. Md, was a recent guest OF
her sister. Mrs j. P. McCraw, and
Mr.. McCraW
Mrs. W. b Pettigrew left today
for Washington, D. c.. where she
will spend few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. F. NJ Wooten.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Woodbridge
and Raymond Woodbridge, of Rich
mond, were Sunday guests in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Mitchell
Charlie Bowe, Of Norfolk, visited
his mother, Mrs James Bowe. last
week en- route to Blacksburg where
he entered his son, Howard. at VPI.
Dr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Lacy and
family, of South Hill. will be guests
of her mother. Mrs. Hazel Brite.
for the week end.
Mrs. James Hart and children
were Wednesday overnight guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Hart
in Sandston.
A. j. Frederick. formerly Of
Doylestown. Pa. is residing at ITO
High street. Mr. Frederick is the
new manager Of the egg plant.
Mrs Robert Burger and children,
Bobby and Betty. were in Boydton
Tuesday for the celebra ton Of Mrs.
Burgers fathers birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Fulcher. Of
P III Ski, will be guests Of his
Mrs. T j. Fulcher, for
the week end
Jim Whitlock. Ned Whitlock. Jack
TONNES and Jack Townes, Jr., visit
ed in the E NJ Whitlock home
during the week end
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman
and children have returned to
Tenn. after spending
the past week here with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Farmer and Mr. and
Mrs 2 H Newman. Jr-
Mrs. R. Lee Harvey. Of Lynch
ourg. has been the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs George R. Rodgers.
Jimmy Walden and Oscar Wal
len have returned TO New York
City after spending several days
With their nieces. the Misses Jessie
Walden and Geneva Walden
Mrs. Emma Anthony Is spending
/ few days with her cousin, John
". Simpson. IN Stamford N, Y. in
he Catskill Mountains. Mrs. James
.. Hamilton Of Chatham. accom-
panied Mrs. Anthony to New York
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Hoover.
# Harrisonburg. are guests Of their
laughter. Mrs Claude Milan, and
amily.
Charles Shorter spent last week
md in Madlsonyille with his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs, Shorter.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. c. challener and
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Watkins re-
urned to McKeesport, Pa. today
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Dunseth
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-09-25
Hug.uenot Society
Luncheon Here
Saturday

There will be a luncheon meeting
Of the Suzanne Rochet chapter Of
the Huguenot Society Of the
Founders Of Manakin. Saturday.
September 26. at 1890 pm. at the
Hotel Weyanoke.
Miss Ruth PannIl. of Martins
VILE. president of the Suzanne
Rocbet chapter. will preside at the
meeting.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-26
Geaagans Save
Extra Million
IN Two Years
Especial to the Record)

AopCN&dk ~ 1hC kEGGVAuJ
New York Feb. 23 Residents
of Geauga County have been
"stashing 1t away" at a great
rate during the past few years
AS a result, they are relativ-
ely well heeled at the present
time, with more money at their
finger tips than they ever had,
Figures bearing this out have
been released by the Federal
Reserve Board in a new report
that lists bank deposits on hand
in each county in the United
States. 1t is the first such report
in two years.
Money in savings accounts
(time deposits) in Geauga Cou-
nty banks at the start of this
fiscal year was up to $14, ,948, 900,
it shows. It had been $13, ,921, 900
previously.
1t represented, ON a per capita
basis, $432 in deposits for every
man, woman and child in t h e
county.
1t was more than was on hand
per person, in most parts of the
United States, the average ] n
savings accounts being $399. 1t
1t topped, also, the 1859 in the
East North Central States. Ex-
cluded are the nations big four
securities market cities.
Economists keep a close watch
on the rate Of savings. It has a
direct bearing on retail trade,
present and future. 1t forms,
also, the reservoir of funds for
investment, to be tapped by bus
mess enterprises to finance ex-
pansion.
The reservoir is a a high level
now, following three years In a
row in which over $40 billion a
year was put in.
Latest figures show financial
assets OF $500 billion available
to the people, while their liabil-
tiles, including mortgage and
consumer debt, come to only
$155 billion.
The Federal Reserve Boards
biennial survey also took note
of funds in checking accounts,
demand deposits) in each area.
In Geauga County, such depo-
sits came to $6,454 900, exclus-
i've of government funds and in
ter bank accounts. If these had
been included, together with sa-
wings accounts, the grand total
on deposit in local banks would
have added up to $25, las 600.
1t was $23, 1893 900 in 1856.
The vast sums on hand repre-
sent a powerful economic force.
Just when the public will decide
the time is ripe to put this money
to work is matter that h a S
all the analysts guessing.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-26
Chester Man
|. Wins Pin
at Bahamas

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A Che
sterland, Ohio, salesman making
his first visit to the Bahamas
added the sport of water skiing
to his repertoire during his stay
in this British Resort Colony.
George Wagner of (160 Valley
Vista Drive) Chesterland, a que
st at the Oceanfront Fort Mon
tagu Beach Hotel, received a
signed certificate testifying to
his speedy mastery of the new
sport, plus q blue and silver Ma
ssau Water Ski Merit Pin.
Although George had no pre-
vious experience as wat ter
skier, he earned the praise Of
the Fort Montagu Beach instru-
ctors as best pupil of the day.
The pin shows a water skier
in action over the clear waters
of the Bahamas and the certif-
icate is evidence Wagner Has
successfully water skied in Bah
amian Waters and is hereby au-
thorized to wear the Nassau Wa
ter Ski Merit Pin in recognition
of this feat of skill"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-26
Cub Scouts Visit
Newspaper Office,
Shop Again

A dozen Cub Scouts, these
from a Montville pack, toured
the Geauga Record newspa-
per office last Thursday.
They are Cub Scouts of
Den Mothers Mrs. Kenneth
Allen Sr. and MRS. Wayne
Morgan.
The Cubs are the second
group to visit the newspaper
office and shop as part of
their study of newspapers. A
month-long study of neWspa-
pers was inaugerated in most
groups.
Cub Scouts who got the
tour last Thursday, but not
pictured. are Martin Neff and
Tommy Talbert.
Other visitors with the
group included Teresa Park
er, along with Kevin Morgan
and Todd Allen, sons of the
Den mothers and too young
to be Cub Scouts yet.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-26

and Melanie Langmeyer. Host
and Hostess we're Mr.. and Mrs.
e. X. Adams and family.
Visitors at the Glen Beardsl-
ey'S home Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Agnew, from Youn-
gstown, Mr.. Rodric Timmos
from Auburn.
Our condolences to Mrs. Pau
line Beardsley and family and
Mr.. Everett Hunt and family on
the death of their Father and
Grandfather, Lee Hunt.
Our sympathy also to the fam
lily of Floyd Maltbie on the
death of Mr.. Maltbie.
The memorial Day committee
met at the home of Arthur First
last Tuesday.
The Huntsburg Grange is hav-
ing CHEEKY Pie Contest at the
Feb. % meeting. All Grange me-
mbers can enter.
Mary Ann Polomsky celebrat-
ed her birthday Feb. 16. A happy
belated birthday Mary Ann.
a
SCHOOL NEWS
Mrs. Strong, Mrs. Anderson
and Mr.. Moenich attended Spe-
cial Principal meeting, Feb. II.
The second Grade Teachers
in the County will meet Feb. 27.
Mrs. Adams class will not have
school that day.
Room mothers gave the stu
dents valentine treat, Friday
Feb. Is.
Betty Kazsuk helped Mrs. Sid
ley during Edna Buber's illness.
CUB SCOUTS
Pack Leaders met at the Ell
win Adams home Thursday
February IL. Registering cubs
and future cubs and leaders
were among the main topics. Pa
rents are urged to participate
The group talked about Hand
craft, community projects, acti-
vities, Marching at the Maple
Festival and the Blue and Gold
Banquet.
Leaders present were Mrs.
Ben Pilarczyk, Mrs. Ted Tay-
lor, Mr.. j. Moenich, Mr.. and
Mrs. julie Bitner and Joyce Adj
ans.
Monday, February 16. Jean
Taylor and Joyce Adams m e t
with Doris Bitner at Bitner's
home to plan the menu, place
setting, table arrangement and
decorations for the Blue and Go
Id Banquet.
The Banquet will celebrate the
49th Birthday of Scouting. 1t
will be held at the Huntsburg
School Cafeteria Feb. "a at 7:30.
This will be a buffet supper.
The den mothers will appoint
parents for the preparing of spe-
cial dishes. Coffee, Milk, Rolls,
Butter, Sugar, Cream and Dess-
ert will be furnished b t h e
Pack.
There will be a speaker and a
special attraction for the small
frys.
This Blue and Gold Banquet
is for Pack 1929 partisans.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Pilarczyk, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Schikowski.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moffet
and family, Chesterland w e
visitors at the Alois Kiesner
home on Sunday
The Scouters Appreciation Ba-
nquet was held at the Swallows
Restaurant at Ashtabula. Atten-
ding from Troop 1872 were Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Redditt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Preisler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-26

John DietZ.
Mr.. Elwin Adams and Paul
Calkins, Jr., attended the Coun-
tvs Holstein Banquet at Burton
Congregational Church Thursd-
ay, February 10.
Mr.. Paul Calkins, Sr. was a
surprised guest of honor at his
daughters home ON Sunday nj
ght in honor of his birthday. At
tending were George and Paul
Calkins, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Langmeyer, Valerie, Callan
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1959-02-26
Joyce ADAMS
Phone 6-6556
Omitted from last week.

The 49ers celebrated their ten
u Anniversary by gong to t h e
Snaorgasbord Restaurant, Stow
Ohio. The following attended:
MIR. and Mrs. Ted Taylor, Mr..
ard Mrs. Earl Crippen, Mr.. and
MRS. Ted Gruff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed H1bler, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Mansfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old McNish, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Evening star., 1959-12-09
RAMBLIN' REC

Fabulous 26x25 paneled recreation
room is but one Of many features
offered with this 3-bedroom brick
rambler. Located between Langley
and Prince Georges Plaza. You're
close in TO everything Assume
a. GI loan or go FHA: SIS,-
Evening star., 1959-12-09
CHEVY CHASE
Best BuY in D. C..

4 bedrooms, . baths on End FIR
plus maids room with lavatory or
3rd. First floor has center hall
powder room, 25-ft. living room
l5-ft. dining room, tiled kitchen
36-ft. porch. Gas INV. heat; Gear
garage. Completely renovated. su'
perbly decorated; $4,000 first
trust at 5l2es. West Of Conn. ave
near Alice Deal. Woodrow Wilson
Ben Murch, Blessed Sacrament
and Friends Schools. You make
the offer, we'll make the deal
Ours exclusively.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
BETHESDA
ASHBURTON

The largest and best built 4-bed
Tm., 2l7-bath split-level in thi!
area. ? bedrms. are l6 Il. 10 in. )
- II. . in, family room Is 26l
II; only $4,000 down with thl
balance at 5Aeo for 90 yrs. Cal
ALDON PROPERTIES, Ma. s.
$40, or OIL. 6-4s5s.
BETHESDA-MUST BE SEEN. Onl!
S27,500. 4 large bedrms., baths
center entrace hall, with spaciou!
living rm. with fireplace, dininl
eating space. full basement anC
grcund-level entrance: in excel
lent condition. Evenings, OIL. .
1884, DISTRICT MARYLANL
REALTY, INC. EN-. 2-s2O6.
BETHESDA-Immac. brk. split -leve
on beaut. wooded lot; 3 bedrms..
baths, all-elec. kit. with tablt
space, family rm. with frepl. AS.
sumo Ice. 5iacs first trust. A rea
value for only S25,250.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC.
OIL. 2-7OO6 Ewes. VII. 6-7771
BETH.-Rare find; new brk. ramb
w/bSmt.; nr. sch, shop SlS.y5O
GIULIANo Real Estate, OIL. 4-l1Ot
BETHESDA Magnificent rambler
in estate area of Bradley blvd.
built 1856. Sep. king-sized din
rm., big de luxe kit, paneled il.
brary, 3 big bedrmS., = baths
storage attic. Lovely rec. rm., extra
bedrm. and bath on lower level
cred patio; over "a acre, wooded
Carpet. drapes. Mid-40S. SAMUEL
z. BOGLEY OF MD, INC, OIL
U-7SOO til .,
BETHESDA, Bradley blvd. area
Brick col lonIal. stone front
screened side porch, lst-rlool
powder room; "a acre of towerlnl
trees: full dining room, large lv.
ing room, garage, recreation room
3 bedrms., , baths. In the POS
REALIsTINGS CORP, OIL. 2-O2OS
BETHESDA-surrounded by wooded
sardens and patios, this charming
ana unusual home can be yours II
time for Christmas. Vacant ant
completely redecorated, it feature
bedrms., 3 baths, study, famil!
rm., clubrm. with open hearth
screened sun porch with prett.
view, 4th bedrm. on lower level
Priced in the 30s for immediat
sale. Call our uptown ONCE, KE
7-lS0O til 6 tafter 6 call WO
6-O29OD. SHANNON d. LUCHS CO
BETHESDA-EDGEMOOR-Immacu
late and charming brick Colonia
in an area Of estates and I'm
homes. This home is one of thoS
Jewels that are dreamed about bu
seldom seen, featuring lovely livinl
rm. with fireplace, full dining rm
powder rm., huge rear screened
summer porch overlooking a beau
tiful, fenced garden; 8 fine bedrms
and unusually attractive rec. rm
dream houSe-HURRY! Call ou
uptown ONCE, KE. 7-ls0O It'll
pm. (after pm. call WO. g
02aO. SHANNON & LUCHS &C
BETHESDA. Bradley area bed
room, 2-bath Cape Cod beauty wit
a wonderful clubrm. and bar, din
ing rm., today'S kitchen. A wonder
ful section near elementary and il
high schools Just S23.g5O on con
yenient terms, Call our uptown
KE 7-lS0O til 6 Cafter q call WC
6-u290. SHANNON & LUCHS CO
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA, Kenwoo,
Park; price, S39 ,q50-A REAl
CHARMER: center-hall split-leve
with spacious living rm.. dinin
room. beamed- ceiling kitchen,
bedrooms, 2la baths; 2T-ft. famil
rm.; centrally air conditioned
basement, built-in garage: gor
eeous treed yard, with . patios
Less than year old. EN- .
S206, DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY. INC, ewes, OIL. 4-2l51
CHARLIE-See ad in "BERENS
BESI" above.
CHEVY CHAsE-Center-hall bricl
home with den and powder room
on lst floor: bedrooms and
Evening star., 1959-12-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
tCONIINUED)

ASSUME 4lzz LOAN on this besut
in Silver Spring. Sep. din. rm
kit. WIbrkfst. nook: full tiled bsmt
Home IS very clean. owner want
quick sale. 2. W. BERENS SALES
INC, JU. G-7700 TIL q.
BEREN's BEST = SI6,95O.
Small, Immaculate Colonial
as pretty as can be; has 2
bedrms.. bath. full din.
nm plus den or library,
fun bsmt. Located near
Western ave. and River I'd,
cony. to Lord l. TAYLOR.
Woodward & Lothrop, "a
blk. from elem. school,
transp.; private dsad-end
street. SIi. 500. 4Izss trust,
payable Sll0 incl every
thing. Call OIL. 6-2344.
EREDERICk W. BERENS
SALES. INC.
BETHESDA: By OWNER-3-b -bedrm
2-bath brk. ramb. on deep woodet
lot; frepl: GE kit. Assume 4r
loan. S23.950. OIL. 2-9570.
BETHESDA = IMMEDIATE OCCU
FANCY. Must be sold quickly. Al
most new brick split-level in loV
3OS. Large daylight rec. nm,
beorms., 2l2 baths modern kiteh
en- with table space. Quiet street
walk TO elementary school.
BETHESDA REALTY. OIL. 4-l4I.
BETHESDA. vacant. near NH
Almost new split-level ramble
with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, equiI
kitchen, large family room, sepa
rate dining room, recreation m
Price. S3I 500. Call WO. $3.50
I'll Q pm. EDW. H. JONES I
CO, INC. $500 Conn, ave,
Evening star., 1959-12-09

Cape Cod
SPARKLING WITH ELEGANCE"
Huge liv.. nm, sep. din nm, 2
tirepls,, beaut. rec. rm. and two
car garage.
W N1cunr 40 rIr 1nnn
Evening star., 1959-12-09

CHEVY CHAsE-Center-hall BRICK
home with den and powder room
on lSt floor; 4 bedrooms and
baths on 2nd floor. > bedrooms
and bath on 3rd floor: recreation
room, garage. Priced, $4,000
H JONES & CO.. INC. 552C
COnn. ave.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
1445 ROXANNA RID.
CAN BE SEEN BY APPT.

Last NEW split-level in the Shep.
herd Park section. Located neal
leading synaRogues. 3 bedrmS
and 3 full baths For information
call IA. 9-57l4.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-NW,
(cONTINUEpl

GLOVER PARK-3-bedroom. sh.
bath row brick: gaTage. porches
cony. to schools, shopping anc
III nsportation. Price reduced fol
sale. DI. 7-7900.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for neW
town houses. . blocks from Conn
aVe.-3 bedrms., ia baths, rec
room with fireplace You car
select eoiors. etc Ewes, CAL Mr
Coughlin, EN-. 5-0a46 LEGUM
& GERBER. REALTY co
WIS. AND WESTERN AYES. AREA
Large lot: 4 rooms and bath,
Sl4.50O: large first TO approved
purchaser. JOHN H. MILLER Jr.
Realtor, Ma. S-25j7.
IIOs JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Newll
remodeled brick home; 3 bedrms.
living rm. dining rm.. large mod
ern kitchen, Ia baths. Garage
large bsmt.. gas heat. Low doWT
payment. AID. 4-706l.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
COLORED-ROOMING
nP TOUPIET HOME

1446 HARVARD ST. NV.
A home or a business ready for
occupancy. If you have good
credit you can afford this home.
Modern, clean and redecorated
(Call to inspect). Brokers (Co-opD
MARSHALL J, WAPLE CO.
1925 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5
CoLoRED-FABULoUs LOCATION
80 Farragut st. NV.
BEAUT. DECOR. GRIN. BRICK
Evening star., 1959-12-09
COLoRED-LARGE a-sToRY and

herd Park section. Located neal
leading synagogues. 3 bedrms
and 3 full baths For information,
call ia. 9-57l4.
COLORED-LARGE 3-sTORY and
bsmt. brick house, fuTn. or unfurn
Gas heat, bath and kit. on each
floor. Now occupied by good pay
ing tenants. Rooming or tourist
home. 2Ol9 18th st. NV, corner
California St, AID. 4-09I2.
COLORED-UPPER NV. LOCA-
TI0N--Detached 3-bedrm bunga-
low liy. rm., full din. rm.. kit
ton rm. Sl4,g5O. FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES, INC, AP. 7-4646
COLORED - ONLY $500 DOWN
6O6 Roxboro pl. NV; immed. poSs
term. Colonial brick home. Pull
bsmt., rec. rm, fenced yard. u
block to schools and transp. Pay
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-3737
CoLoRED-WEsT OF 18th ST
$3.50 dn. buys this compl. redec
solid tapestry brick home. Con-
crete front porch, side hall, 8 lge
rms. Mod kit. w/din. area. Full
bsmt with pvt. entr.
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 1879
cOLORED-VACANT; NEW-HOUSE
CONDITION-ThiS house has beer
renovated to the nth degree. z
$1,000. $3.50 down. si0s month
Evenings, OIL. 2-5Og4
r. A. HUMPHREYS MA $4,000
Evening star., 1959-12-09
We IN BEFORE CHRIsTMAs
POTOMAC
CONCORD

ATTENTION OUT Of
TOWNERS. MOVE IN BY
CHRISTMAS. Exhibit home
now for sale, > or 3 others
can be finished in time for
Christmas possession. 4
bedrms., 3 baths. family nm.
beamed kit. gar, u acre
or more, S36,50O to S3S,5OO.
Open daily l2-dark. week
ends dark, Mr. Key lEX-
HIBIT HOME AK. q-q35D
on premises. Dir. Out River
rd. lls mi. beyond Congress
sional Country Club to our
Concord sign on left.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO..
Evening star., 1959-12-09
SHEPHERD PARK

Stately brick Colonial on 2,-aCre
lot Gracious center hall, formal
dining room, den, 7 bedrooms, 3
full baths, 4-car garage: $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
THOMAS IT /, PHILLIPS co

QUAINT ACRES-custom-6uiIt 3
bedrm, 2-bath brick rambler;
separate din. rm., kit with din
ing space, bsmt, porch, garage;
large lot adjoining park. o. D.
FIELD, INC, JU. 5-7l13. Q til o.
Evening star., 1959-12-09
KENSINGTON

Split-level: 3 bedrooms, . baths,
recreation room, fireplace in liv-
ing room. Walking distance to
Chevy Chase bus or Silver Spring
bus, also schools and shopping:
lust : blocks of Connecticut ave.
Price, S20,750. FHA terms; quick
pnssessinn
Evening star., 1959-12-09

BETHESDA-Immae. brk. split-level
on beaut. wooded lot; 3 bedrms..
baths, all-elec. kit. with table
space, family rm with firepl As
sumo lge. 5iaes first trust. A real
value for only S95,25O.
Evening star., 1959-12-09

ROCKCREST-YOU DON'T NEED
A BIG FAT POCKETBOOK TO buy
this charming 2-bedrm house that
only needs your presence to be a
h9e fGn Price. m 'u$SI $I19s6 maze Ca can smIy now.
HUGH T, PECK, GA. 4-fi575
Evening star., 1959-12-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

EDUCATOR, white. desires 3-bed-
Tm. unfuTn. house near schools
and trans. l-yr. lease. EN-. 2
9l3l.
MANY CLIENTS to rent houses in
upper NV, upper ne, or Silver
Spring. Call day or night. N. A.
PRESTON CO. TU. 2-2s0O.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25

LOckheed Constellations in ser vice during 1859.
 TOtA> sEeEaHtles during 1858 reached Tan aH time high of S1O,. 367,771 as compared with s1O,O30, 332 during the previous year.
 ' Operating profits during the year amounted to $8O5, 218 after depreciation of STA, O03. This compares with operating profits of $617,213 after depreciation charges of s644,O2O during 1857.
 Net income, after taxes and other charges, amounted to $393,- S16 equal to 37 cents per share on the i, o68,1o9 shares of common stock outstanding. This represents 51% gain over the S261, 125 or 24 cents per share reported during 1857. *s...fi
 During 1958, the number of pas sengers, carried showed an in crease of 5ae over. the previous year, Gains of 9B in! cargo and f.-
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25
PNA Has Record Year For 1858
 Gain of 13 per cent Reported For 1858

Pacific Northern Ariines, Inc, tn the annual report mailed to shareholders April q, states that new records swere established in all classes of traffic, thus further strengthening its position as the leading airline of the nations largest state. The report also dis closed that PIMA, during 1858, con tInued to maintain the steady growth of previous years and that revenues last year topped all pre- vlouS records.
 Met income. exceeded prelimi- nary estimates and the Annual Report further stated that the h,tlStorie growth was being contin- Ged anto 1859 with the result that tTfatf1fJlci Lft 1Jtc during the: first quarter was more than 13e6 ahead of the tk6 period of 1858. This substan- tial continued growth, it was ex- :pia ned, influenced the Company's decision to place two additional
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25

express ton miles and 11% in mail volume also were reported.
 Discussing the outlook, Arthur e. Woodley, President, stated that prospects for 1859 appear even more favorable than last yeard- He drew attention to the numerous important industrial activities taking place along the routes served by Pacific Northern. These include an investment of some $500 million by the petro- 1eum industry in Alaska, princi- pally in centers served by PIMA.
 Pacific Northern Airlines ser yes the major centers of popula- tion of the new State and the areas which offer the best potem- tial for tourist, agricultural and mining developments, continued Mir. Woodley. Thus, to a far great CT extent than any other airline serving Alaska, PIMA will partici- pate in the future growth of the 18th State at virtually all of the present and potential centerS of major activity"
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25
S228 SWeIls Fund For Scholarships

$228.5O was realized from an auction held at the Rotary lun- cheon Tuesday. The funds will be used to provide scholarships sponsored by the organization.
 Spirited bidding took place of wrapped packages brought by members. Auctioneer was Jules Radinsky.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-04-25
NAVAL STATION COUPLE PARENTS OF BABY GIRL

A baby girl, weighing 2 pounds, g. ounces was born April 10 to Mrs. Florence Cecelia, wife of Dcdr Paul Lindsey Spargo, who reside at 1783 North Boulevard.
 The baby, Lisa Ann is the third child of the Spargos. Spargo is attached to the Navy.