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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

other wildlife in the area; be-
cause the dying vegetation
will be a fire hazard; be-
cause the rotting vegetation
will create a stencil.
Mrs. Bryant said the Hum
mating company had previ-
OuSly cleared the area by u.s.
ing a Whacker and tractor
method. About two and a half
years ago, she said, Illumin-
ating company employees,
went through the area mark
ing trees that should be re-
moved, but nothing more was
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17
Parkman Girls
Engagement
Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rey-
noldS of Parkman announce
the engagement of t n e ir
daughter, Mary Marlene, to
Myron K. Beechy of Southing-
ton. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Beechy of Sugar
Creek.
Miss Reynolds is a gradu-
ate of Cardinal High school
and attended Kent State Un-
iverSity and Warren Business
College. She is presently en-
ployed in the office at Gea-
uga Industries in Middlefield
Mr.. Beechy graduated from
Sugar Creek High school and
Tri-State College at Angola,
Ind, where he obtained his
degree in accounting. He is
associated with the Forest
Oaks Golf Club in Southing-
ton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

Geauga Panhellenic'S an
nual tea for girls who are en-
tering college this fall will be
held at 800 pm. August 80,
1861 at the Chardon Method
iSt Church. Mothers of the
girls are invited to attend.
Miss Margaret FOrSythe,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17
Bar arOwner
Asks for
Jury yTriaf

Anthony Chesnik, 4g, prop
rietor of the Red Rooster Tav-
ern in Parkman this week
asked for a jury trial on the
charges against him Of sell
ing liquor to minors.
The affidavit against CheS-
mix charged him with furnish
ing liquor to Gary Hutter, Is,
and John Rimes, 16, just pr
ior to the fatal accident in
which Hutter was killed last
March.
Chesnik is also charged
with seven other cases of sell
ing liquor to minors.
Hutter, a pOpu a high
school senior, was killed when
the sports car, driven by Ri
mes, rolled over several tim
eS and crashed against a con-
crete milk stand on the Clar-
idon-Troy Road in Claridon
township. Both youths had
been drinking according TO
the affidavit. The accident oc-
cured about Is minutes after
the boys had left the tavern.
FOR SALE: Electric hedge
trimmers and cord. Call
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17
Father, Son
Are Killed
in Accident

CHESTER - A 37-year-old
Chester man and his nine =
month old son were killed in
Kirkland Township, Saturday
and three others injured as a
Semi-truck and a car collided.
Killed were Constantine L.
Lorek, 3505 Chillicothe Road
and his son, Robert.
The victims wife Mrs. Bl-
anche Lorek, and two daugh-
terS were also in the car when
the crash occurred. They
were taken to Lake County
Memorial Hospital West.
Mrs. Lorek, 81, suffered
craced ribs and decorations of
the face, arms and legs.
Three-year-old Barbara with
head injuries and decorations
while her sister, Beverly, 8,
was treated for decorations
and released to relatives.
The accident occurred Shor-
tly before noon Saturday on
Rt. 6 about half mile west of
Rt. 306 when the auto driven
by Mr.. Lorek, and a semi
truck driven by Herman Haf-
fhill, Rt. 528, Thompson, cr-
aShed. Mr.. Halfhill was driv-
ing a rig owned by R. w. Sid
ley Inc, Thompson.
Trucker Unhurt
The driver of the truck was
not injured, according to the
Sheriff's report.
The report said the truck
was descending a hill east on
Rt. 6 when it collided with
WeStbound auto. The truck
jackknifed and ended up in a
ditch about SO feet away from
the auto across the road.
The auto showed no skid
marks but the truck appar-
emily left skid marks for 200
feet coming down the hill, the
report said.
The tractor and the vehicle
were both demolished but the
truck trailer was left undam-
aged.
Mr.. Halfhill was not held
by the Sheriff'S office.
Chief Deputy, Edwin Sjo
said he would present the
facts to the prosecutor.
Mr.. Lorek was repeatedly
dead on arrival at the hospit-
al at 12:40 pm. Open heart
surgery on the infant was per-
formed but to no avail. The
boy died at $50 pm.
Hurled from Car
A tractor was used by Sam
uel Satava, who resides near
the scene of the accident, tc
pry the door from the wreck
ed auto so Mr.. Lorek could be
removed. The four paSSeng-
ers repeatedly were thrown
from the auto at the time of
impact.
The Kirkland Fire Depart
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17
WITH MIR. STORK

A daughter, Laura Ann, was
born on August 8, to Donald
and Billie Kleve.
The grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. William Gaylord
of Chardon and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Kleve of Burton.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

ment was at the scene and
rushed the injured to the hos
pital.
Mr.. Lorek was employed
by the National Screw Manu-
featuring Co. and was a vet
eran of World War II.
Surviving besides his wild
ow and two daughters are
brothers Stanley, Joesph and
Edward, all of Cleveland, Al
bert, EaStlake, and Thomas,
Niagara Falls; a sister, Mrs.
Stella WalaS, Cleveland, and
his father, Joseph, Cleveland.
The son, Robert, in addition
is survived by maternal gr-
andparents, Mr.. and Mrs. FIR
ank Stock, Chestnut Ridge,
Pa.
A double funeral was held
for father and son at the Law
renee Mcmahon F uneral
Home, Willoughby.
Mass was sung at the I'M
maculate Conception Church
at $50 am. Wednesday.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

Chardon Local Schools will
welcome back between 26O0
and 2700 students when the
school doors open on Tuesday
Sept 5. The anticipated en-
rOllments are as follows:
ChardOn High School
on ChardOn Avenue 9
thru II $50
Departmentalixed 7th .-.
& 9Th grade f.
Park st. 425
Maple Avenue Ele-
mentary Maple
Ave. K thru 9Th $50
Park Elementary
Park Street thru 6 $50
MunSOn Elementary
Bass Lake Road
K thru 800
Hambden Elemen-
tary Route No. 6
K thru 6 300
TOTAL 2695
Elementary children living
on hquilla Road from May
field to Chardon, on route No.
"a north of ChardOn, at Wild
er Trailer Park, on Hermit
age Road, on ChardOn Aub-
urn Road. north of King Mem
Orial, on Clark Road, west of
Auburn Road on King Memoir
ial Highway, all children re-
siding in Aquilla Village and
all children residing in Char
don Village north Of and in
Guiding North Hambden and
Center Streets, Wilson Mills
from Route No. 6 to Chardon-
Auburn Road, on ChardOn-
Auburn Road between Route
No. 6 and King Memorial
Highway, and Auburn Road
between Route No. 6 ThWing
Road, will attend the Maple
Avenue building. The special
9th grade will be housed in
the Maple building and Miss
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

ever done.
Harold Wallen, head natur-
aliSt of Metropolitan parks
said this type of spray is a
secondary threat to wildlife
in the area as it kills their
spurce Of food. It also leaves
unsighlty areas in the county
and along h e roadSides
where it has also ben used.
Mr.. Wallen said it was the
easy way out"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

and the new school. Nine
rooms besides the church will
occupy this building. Eight
rooms will be devoted to
ClaSSroomS and the other will
be an all-purpoSe room.
The builders of this combin-
alton church and school are
Lanka Bros. of PaineSville.
There will be four teachers
in this new school, one for
each grade. Ann Taylor will
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

TROY - A mile-long pa
rade will be the highlight Of
Troy Homecoming and SeS-
quicentennial celebration to
be held in WelShfield this
weekend. The parade will be-
gin promptly at 2 pm. on
Sunday and will be lead by
the famed Geauga Co. Fair
Band. Featured in this year S
parade will be historical fl
oats, riding horses, draft hor-
seS, ponies, steam engine,
fire trucks, old cars, people
in old fashion costume and
the usual kiddie parade. Also
adding to the Sundays pro-
gram is an open air worship
service for all denominations
to be held on the ball field at
the Troy Community House
at II am. The Rev. Hal Saw
yer, Chaplin Of Hiram College
will be the guest speaker.
Services will be held in the
Community House in case of
rain. A ham dinner will be
served from noon to l pm. at
the Community House also on
Sunday.
Following the parade and
band concert at the Troy
School will be a baseball ga
me between the married and
single men Of Troy at 3 pm,
parachute jumping by the
Cleveland Parachute Club at
$50 pm; pony pulling con-
test at $50 pm; the rattle
drawing at 8; and a fire
works display at 9 pm.
The 3-day celebration will
begin Friday night with kid
die rides at the school at 7:30
and a record hop for the youn-
ger set at $50. "Reb" FoSt-
er of KYW will emCy the re-
cord hop and crown the SeS-
quicentennial queen which
will be chosen during the
dance. Entrants in the queen
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

teach the first grade; Sister
Rebecca will teach the sec
ond grade; Jacquline Tracy
Will teach the third grade;
and Sister Eugene will double
as both a teacher Of the fourth
grade and as Sister Princip-
al.
Buses will provide trans
portation for rural area pup
lis. However, the exact rout-
eS and number of buses are
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

in the planning stage and will
be announced later.
Information pertaining to
enrolment wilt be discussed
at a special meeting Sunday,
August 20, at Saint MaryS
church, after the last mass.
Future plans include the
possibility of adding one gr-
ade each year to the school
curriculum up to the sixth
grade.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17
next month.

The building which will
house Saint Marys element
ary school, is nearing COM
pletion and is expected to be
finished September 5, when
the first days classes will be
held. The building is located
on North st. across from the
present Saint MaryS church.
The one floor building will
serve a dual purpose in that
it will hold both the church
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

FOR SALE: Majorette boots
size 7and Baton. $500.
Call Avenue 3>5205. 3x35
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1961-08-17

FOR SALE: Electric hedge
trimmers and cord. Call
Avenue 5-5205. 3X35
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
Technique 10 Sewing
On Synthetic Fabric

will show more pveker than the
other. This is point TO note
when selecting pattern. ifs
also a point to guide the seam
stress when she cuts a full skirt
Of several like" cores. But let
ting the straight grain run d.
reetIy down the center Of each
gore, the flare is fhe same on
either side Of center, the flares
OF adjoining cores are balanced
and the seams are on the bias.
Remember these helpful sug-
gestions. In stitching all bias
seams. except those in the shout
der and waistline. stretch tn c
fabric slightly as it feeds through
the machine. This helps avoid
puckcring as we'll as the possibl-
litv of breaking threads when the
garment is worn. Press the seam
open. then press it again in the
direction of the grain to eliminate
any stretched appearance.
Hidden seams, such as those ~
gathered and pIesfed skirts, HIDE
the Fuckers and do not present a
problem.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08

Pineapple

Don't let the summer go by
without enjoying some home
made ice cream or sherbet. You
can't beat il for taste and it
helps to provide fun for the en-
tire family.
Actually making your own ice
cream is a snap nowadays. You
don't have TO have one OF the
old-fashioncd hand-crank ice
cream freczers either. The ma
ior electric mixers such as Kit
chen Aid offer an ice cream free
ger attachment that enables you
TO make your own dessert favo'
rite in less than 20 minutes.
The attachment is basically the
same as any self-contained ice
cream freezer, only it is powered
by the mixer II connects TO the
attachment hub in the same man
ner as all other mixer attach
mentS.
For starter, here's a recipe
from Kitchen Aid for pineapple
shcrbct that ought to please every
member of the family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
Moss Production
for Pork Markets

TRENTON, MO. - The sue
cessful operation of a "hog
factory" near here, to m a $
produce a top quality meat
type hog for both marketing
and breeding purposes relies
heavily on the use of galvanized
steel sheets.
mittee Of Galvanized
Sheet Producers reports I he
galvanized steel hog factory
buildings at Skyview Farm $
PLAYED a key role in whipping
the weather problem, which al
ways has prevented hog pro-
ducers from narrowing the year
round.
There has been no condensa-
ton problem in the buildings.
and the properly insulated and
ventilated structures afforo
warmth, GOODNESS and moisture
control as desired. =
To date the pre-engineered
galvanized steel buildings at the
"hog factory" include an office
building and laboratory, a sow
colony structure, two, narrowing
hospitals. two nurseries, two
finishing buildings, a feed pro-
duction building, and a number
of round-roofed hog shelters. (
Visitors from South America,
Europe and Hawaii alre d y
have visited the two-year-old
operation,Y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
2 HUI Gruas Get
Medical Scholarships

WASHINGTON, d. c. - Two
outstanding June graduates oil
Howard University Monday (Junc
26) were awarded four-year medi-
cal scholarships by National medI-
cal Fellowship, Inc. in a program
aimed at relieving the critical
shortage Of Negro physicians and
surgeons in the United States.
Russell L. Miller, Jr. OF $50
Shepherd ST., N. W.. Washington,
o. C., and Donald c. Roane OF
ll06 NJ. Monat St. Baltimore, Nd
were among nine students from
throughout the country named
by the non-profit organization 70
receive the annual awards which
range up 10 sl,25o each.
Miller, member OF Phi Beta
Kappa. national scholastic honor
society. was graduated during
Howard's 93rd annual commence
mcnt exercises with the Bachelor
of Science degree, magma cum
laude, in chemistry. Roane, mar
ried and the father on one child,
was graduated with the Bachelor
OF Science degree, cum laude, IN
Zoology. Miller plans to study
medicine at the Howard Univer-
sity Medical School. Roane plans
TO study at the University OF
Maryland Medical School.
Announcement of the awards
was made bv Or. Franklin c.
Mclean. professor emeritus OF
physiology at the University OF
Chicago and Seereiary-Treasvrer
OF National Medical FeIIowsh'ps'
The medical scholarship program
Is financed by grant from the
Alfred p. Sloan Foundation. The
NMF receives applications, selects
candidates and administers the
program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
BY BETTY BARBER

Fabrics woven of synthetic IL
bcrs and those treated with new
finishes often require new sewing
methods 10 avoid "puckering'
along the seams.
Seams cut on the bias have less
pucker than seams cut along the
STRAIGHT or crosswise threads OF
a fabric. Even slightly bias
line on q straight skirt eliminates
some pvcker. A flare OF only
one.haIf inch from hipIine TO HEM
line of a straight skirt fapers the
seam enough to improve its ap-
pearance.
The advanced seamstrcss often
can adjust pattern to AVOID
these straight gain seams. In a
full-circle skirt. she can cut seams
on the bias rather than on the
straight grain. This may require
relocating the original grain lines
of the pattern.
Full skirts look best when the
adjoining sections have the same
amount Of flare. Otherwise, one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
easy Livin'-
Camping Style

The camping family can enjoy
the great outdoors in comfort ana
STYLE these days. -,
Portable ice boxes, collapsiole
kitchens and instant foods make
eating a picnic inflatable mat
tresses and special full-size camp
ing beds give at-home comfort to
sleeping. >,
The tent itself, the most inn
portant item, is now available in
a very lightweight, uncoated n.y.
Ion fabric which "breathes"', pre-
venting uncomfortable condensa-
ton from forming on inner walls.
Developed by Burlington In
dustrial Fabrics Co., Il asy
/ Liyin'" tent fabric Of Du Pont
nylon weighs half as much as
fabrics heretofore available. Yet
IL is extremely strong and folds
or rolls so small even the lady OF
the Observation-Disclosures can
carry it with ease.
Experts say don't carry an
overload of food - replenish as
YOU travel. But, do bring lots OF
drinking water in case It IS UNI
available at the magnificent but
isolated camping site.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
W(A Trails Club
Plans Hike TO Canada

nature trails is scheduled for SUM-
day, July 10. with departure from
the State Police parking lot, J
Mile Road and Grand River at
$3.50 am.
Additional information may be
obtained from the Central Branch
Adult Activities Dept.
"Tour the Town trips spon-
sorcd by Central Branch WV dur
inc July will take YWCA mem
bers and their friends to a con-
cert by the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra at the State Playground
or Thursday evening, July ID.
The group will attend Northland
Playhouse for a performance by
Martha Rayc in Separate Rooms
on Wednesday, July 26.
Tour the Town" trips are open
10 the public. The group viii de-
part for It's July excursions al
700 pm. from Central Branch
wv, 1880 WithereII ST., on the
scheduled evenings.
Reservations should be made
with the Central Branch Adul
Activities Dept. at least two days
i'm advance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
Nerbet
PINEAPPLE sHERBET

iOtINCS %
2 egg whites
l cup sugar
3 cups milk
! tablespoon lemon juice
2/3 cup crushed pineapple
"a teaspoon vanilla
Place egg whites in mixing
bowl and whip for about as Sec
onds at high speeds or until they
reach a soft peak stage. Com
binc with rest of ingredients in
freezer container.
To freeze, place the dasher, or
mixing arm of the freezer, into
the freezer container and at
tach cover. Place freezer into
fibcrglass bucket. filling in the
area around the freezer with
alternate layers of crushed ice
and rock salt Freezer shaft fit'
over the bucket and connects t
the mixer.
Start mixer on low speed anc
gradually increase speed unit
mixture begins TO stiffen. Frecz
ing time. about Is minutes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08

Wendell w. Anderson, Jr,
Chairman Of the United Founda-
ton 1861 Advance Gifts Commit
tee. last week announced the APP
pointmcnt of three co-chairmcn,
their divisional chairmcn and CO.
chairmen.
Anderson, President Of Bundy
Tubing Company, said Mrs. Theo'
dore o. Ynfema would be Com
miftee co-chairmsn for the Wo-
mems Teams; Herbert !. Lord.
vice.President Of Lee and Cady
Company, co-Chairman for the
Mems Teams; and John n. Lamb,
Manager OF Purchases for the Cad
lilac Motor Car Company, CO.
Chairman for Operation Thrust"
Division One midtown OF the
Women's Teams will have as its
Chairman Mrs. H. l.. Jones. with
Mrs. G.. r. Slattery as Co-Chalr-
man. Division Two birmingham
Bloomfield Hills and Northwest
will be headed by Mrs. John +
Gordon as Chairman; Mrs Ho
ward p. Barker and Mrs. Pau
Shine as Co-Chairmcn. Mrs vii
liam p. Bonbright will head Dlvl
sion Three Crosse P0inte and tn
East Sidc).
Abe Shiffman Of the Shiffmai
Foundation will h ad Division
One of the Mems Teams. witt
c. w Sucher. President OF The
Tulsa Oil Company, as his Co
Chairman. r. Jamison Williams
President of American Metal Pro
ducts Company. will head Division
Two. Milton ]. Drake. Senior Vice
President. Detroit Bank and Trus
Company. Division Three.
Working with Lamb in Opera
lion Thrust" will be Marlin r
Hemphill. General Manager of Al
legheny Ludlum Steel Corpora
ton: William G. McClintock. Vic
President. National Bank OF Dc
troit; r. c. Mclaughlin. Vice
President, McLouth Steel Corpora
ton: J. A. Mullen. President, Shel
len Manufacturing Company an'
Russell A. Swaney. Vice President
Federal Reserve Bank.
The Advance Gifts Committee
made up Of volunteers whose as
Segment is to solicit prospect
on n personal basis and prcvlou
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
United Foundation
Names Chairmen

TO the opening Of the Torch Drive
next October H. The results OF
their work are made available to
and reported through the cam
gaign units, Auiomotlve and sup
pliers. Major Commerce. General
Manufacturing. Trade Teams,
Community Campaigns, PROBES
Sions. and Schools and Govern
mcnt.
Operation Thrust" will con-
duet an intensive advance cam
psiqn in 10l selected corporations
as a demonstration OF the effee-
iiveness OF the Chapter Plan. The
results will be reported by Sept
TENDER IS and used as guide tor
similar plant csnvasses during the
REGULAR Torch Drive q m n y
later. GWEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
DETROIT URBAN
LEAGUE

Cornelius w. Carter 20 Of 252
Belmont, has been named assis-
tant TO the vocational services
director of the Detroit Urban Lea
que.
Francis A. Kornegay, League
executive director, announced the
appointment.
Carter a Detroit resident for
10 years, has a bachelors degree
in economics from Morehouse
College. Atlanta Ga. and a mas
ter's degree in economics from
Atlanta University.
Upon completion OF his college
studies in 1868. Carter served in
the United States Army for two
years including 10 months OF
overseas duty in France.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08
M0LETTE GETS
LAW DEGREE

O. l.. Molcttc IS. received a
Bachelor Of Laws degree at Wayne
State University's commencement
on Thursday, June %, in Cobo
Hall.
MoIette is q graduate Of Miller
High School and Wayne State.
He is the son Of Mrs. Annie M.
Hill of 1913 ST. Antoine. MoIeffe
and his wife. Constance, live at
1917 Peioskey.
Or. Clarence B. HiIberry Wayne
State President. conferred de-
grces on 100 graduates includ-
ing rs from the Law School.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08

A hike to Canada by way of
the Ambassador Bridge is the
first excursion planned by the
newly organized wv c A Trails
Club.
The hiking group (open to
men and women over 10 years OF
age) will meet at Central Branch
WV. 2230 Withercll ST., at Z pm,
Friday July to drive to the
bridge for their walk across.
A hike through kensington Park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-07-08

TTaeo "a
Two mo- sices which partly pre-
M ,ao nm 70 make cooked cuts potato prepara-
and economical tion time in half Team this zest-
lish in record time Potatoes u quality protein dish with
Margaret" recipe featuring garden fresh and
two Ingredients has been d green salad delight
developed by the Borden Kitchen Co., go neal
specially for summer cookeryiiu ""
Potatoes Margaret
Makes servings :.
cups Borden's Quick Cook Teaspoon teaspoon rs,
Potato Slices tablespoons finely minced
L1/2 cups water chves or onions
VIZ teaspoons sat - hardcooked eggs, sliced
tablespoon me preho 2 tablespoons butter
crumbs s sns enc brea crumbs
cups q pint) sour cream tsbiesnoons butter, melted
tablespoons flour sl,.,.. s7o sauce pan;
Combine slices water and a. Lightly sprinkle
butered ie.iI2 62 11/2 casserole WIN Inner and chves
Combine cream moI b tom Of
& Of the egg slices with 2, tS third
nd 80 the so,r mixture EepeaIs snrnkle
aver Of potatoes Top remaining sour cream bread
nth tablespoons melted butter m.5ea w Ok minutes or lightly
lake in moderate S50F ~ 70 ~ rn;sh with quarteed
rowned and thoroughly heated TX aesfeu' s"
ardcooked egg and watercress.
Evening star., 1961-04-21

complete, Ike new. S475. UN
4-l243 days or ewes. It'll q.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
G ST. LOCATION

CORNER 10th AND PA. AVE, NV.
945 Pa. ave. NV. Singles or
suites, from SS6, utilS. incl. MA.
Evening star., 1961-04-21
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

APARTMENT, 8 unitS converted, on
Carroll ave. Fully rented. Will
sell for 5 timer the income. BERG
NAN REALTY CO., JU. 9-2352,
JU. 7-7644.
ARLINGTON, N.--4-unit brk. bldE
Each apt. has liv. rm., sep. din
rm., kit, 2 bedrmI., tiled bath
and porch. Full bSmt. choice area
Exclusive. ARLED0E REAL E6-
TATE CORP, IA. 7-444s, KI
0-l662.