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The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24
Savage News

Miss Marlene Kelly of Glendive,
niece Of Mrs. Burau, enjoyed din
ner at the Sophie Burau home
Thursday.
Mrs. Sophie Burau, Bob and
Virginia, enjoyed supper at the
Bill Cullinan home in Glendive on
Sunday. They also visited at the
john Mastvelten home in the eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Sherman
and daughter of Brockton, spent
the week end at the ElWood Pri-
gan home.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Franck and
family, spent the week end in
North Dakota Wishing relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell and
Linda, spent Sunday in Glendive
visiting at the Dean Mitchells.
Mrs. Harold Jorgensen and fam
lily visited at the John Fischer
home in Sidney Wednesday eve
ming.
There will be Communion Ser
vice at the First Lutheran church
in Savage at IL a. m. Sunday and
al. the Grace Lutheran church al
Skaar at 2:30 p. m. Vacation Bible
school will be held from May %
through June 2 from 8 to 2:3C
each day.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24
Charley Creek

Honore Green went to Sidney
Saturday to practice for gradua-
ton exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto
and Thelma, Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto
Ruffatto and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Fisher and Joe went
to a branding bee Saturday at the
George Fisher home and at Priny
Schemes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Ruffatto
of Chinook visited ait the Ray
mond and Quinto Ruffatto home
and at the VIM. Fisher home over
the week end.
Gloria Fisher of Sidney visited
at her home over the week end.
MI. and Mrs. Howard Smith
and Honore and Cindy enjoyed
Md hers Day dinner in Wolf
Point.
Sidney shoppers this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ruffatto.
Bill Fisher, Grin Patch, Harry
Foss and Al Schmitz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Zoanni and
family and FIR. Heretick were din
ner guests at the Anton Schmitz
home Sunday.
Fred Tolksdorf is visiting at the
Anton Schmitz home this week.
The Southside Women's Club
met at the home of Mrs. Marie
Patch Thursday.
The All club members met at
the Mel Rauchendorfer home on
Monday night to practice for the
Talent Show.
Mrs. Grin Patch and Stacy were
Culbertson shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward Hodges and baby
of Culbertson and Jane Patch OF
Indiana, visited at the Grin Patch
and Harry Foss home Thursday.
Among those from our commu-
nifty attending 9th grade gradua-
lion exercises in Sidney on Fri
day night were Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Fisher and Joe, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Howard Smith. and Quinto
Ruf6atto. Honore Greene, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Smith was one of the graduates
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond RuffalttC
attended Baccalaureate exercise.
in Culbertson Sunday evening
Their daughter, Thelma, is one O
the graduates from CulbertsoI
nigh school this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Zoanni ant
family were Sunday dinner guest
eft ane Anton Schmitz home.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Fisher, 10
and Gloria were dinner guests a
the Leslie Candee home Sunday
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24
AIRPORT NEWS
BY jim

at 7:46 a. m. stop at Havre, Glas-
Cow, and Wolf Point arriving in
Sidney at 1924 a. m. and will
leave Sidney at 1880 a. m. for
Williston, Minot and Bismarck ar
irving in the North Dakota capt.
tai at ZIP p. m. Central Time.
Flight SO will make direct con-
nections in Minot TO North Cen
trail Airlines Flight 1872 for Devils
Lake, Grand Forks, Thief River
Falls, Bemidji and Brainerd -
Flight SO will also make direct
connections in Bismarck to North
west Flight IL, Electra, non stop
to Minneapolis with good con-
nections to North Central Flight
744 for Aberdeen, Huron, Water
town, Sioux Falls, Sioux City and
Omaha.
Frontier Flight 81 will leave
Bismarck at 11:50 a. m. and will
connect from North Central Flight
TAI out of both Minneapolis and
Omaha. So we will have one day
service from both Minneapolis and
Omaha. Flight 81 will stop at
Minot, and Williston arriving in
Sidney at loo o. m. Flight 81
will leave Sidney at LA p. m. for
Wolf Point, Glasgow, Havre and
arrive in Great Falls at AIT
p. m. Flight 81 connects to West
Coast Airlines Flight 70 for Shell
by, Kalispell, Spokane, Ephrata.
Wenatchee, Yakima. Portland and
Seattle.
Frontier Fight 81 will leave
Sidney at 1:20 p. m. for Glen
dive, Miles City and arrive in
Billings at 1925 p. m. Flight 81
will connect with southbound
Frontier and Western Flights in
Billings.
Frontier Flight 80 will leave
Billings at 8:25 a. M, stop in
Miles City and Glendive arriving
in Sidney at 1925 a. m.
Another Frontier Travel Tip
Leave Sidney 1880 a. m, arriving
Detroit 800 p. m.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24
Local Hire Nov"
Coordinated With
N ationaI Effort

Following up Governor Don
Nutter and Mayor Harold Mercer
statements endorsing the nation
wide job drive, Howard Sarbu,
manager of the Sidney office of
llhe Montana State Employment
Service, announced plans for a
local 'SHire Now" campaign CO.
ordinated with the national eff
fort.
MIR. Sarbu said his staff will
expand their contacts and promo
tional efforts in THE community
to stimulate employers to HIRE
NOW. Cooperation and assistance
from community leaders and all
segments of the economy will be
sought to participate in the JOB
DRIVE, according to Howard Sar-
blu, including the Chamber of
Commerce, management, labor,
and veteran organizations as well
as local, State, and Federal Gov
eminent officials. Mr.. Sarbu said
he had been assured that the
"HIRE NOW campaign will be
widely publicized Ithrough all
news media in the area.
There is a marked improve
ment in the national economy and
most economic trends point to a
rapid Improvement in business
conditions, Mr.. Sarbu said. 1.-THE
time for employers to staff their
plants and businesses is NOW
when they can take advantage of
the excellent supply of highly
qualified job applicants that are
now available Through the local
Employment Service office
Mr.. Sarbu concluded by saying
that the JOB DRIVE being con-
Quoted in Sidney and directed 10
employers will use the slogan
when They Work, You Profit
HIRE NOW"
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24
MRS. r. S. MUTT HOSTESS
TO w. c. T. IT.

The W.C.T.U. met May 10 at the
home of Mrs. R. S. Mutt. Presi-
dent Maude Mielke was welcomed
home after a several months alb
sence, on which she visited
brothers and sisters and a daugh-
ter and her family in California.
The meeting opened with all
singing a hymn after which Mrs.
Silver Quilting conducted devo-
tons. The president reported that
Mrs. Spaur had pieced tops for
four quilts and that a group of
women had met at her home to
help finish them and get them
ready to send to Yellowstone Boys
Ranch. The institute to be held
June 16, place to be announced
later, was discussed.
Mrs. Harry Kreis read a clip
ping on the availability of liquor
to our youth. The meeting closed
with a trio, whispering Hope
followed by prayer.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24
VIEW STUDY
GROUP MEET

The regular meeting of the VFW
Study Group was held May 18th
with chairman Don Berg officiat-
ing.
The entire meeting was devoted
to the film Operation Abolition
which has been under considerable
criticism from various sources.
During discussions before and
after the film was shown. Mr..
Berg exposed the critics and their
criticisms categcrically. In doing
SO he often referred to the FBI
report communist Target YOUTH
which supports the film by stating
that the San Francisco riots
against Ge House UnAmerican
Activities Committee investiga-
lions were communist-inspired
Material written by Robert w.
Moon purports that the film is not
authentic. Those who have seen
the film will remember that Mr..
Moon is clearly shown helping to
lnclte the student demonstrations.
The next meeting was set for
Monday, June 5th.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24

second, with a score of 246, and
Jim Kittleson, third, with a 224
score. Mr.. Watts stated that he
expected to enter teams based to
some extent on scores from this
contest in both North Dakota and
Montana state competitions.
Fridays contest consisted of
recognizing the main properties of
soil, evaluating their effect on
crops and land use, recognizing
the difference between misuse and
proper use of land, and to assign
proper uses and treatment to the
land.
In charge of Fridays we're Les
ter Brockmann, Soil Conservation
Service soil scientist ait Sidney:
Larry Arpin, Sos Work Unit con-
SerVationiSt at FairvieW: and Mr..
Watts. Dean Davidson. Richland
County Extension Agent, made
general arrangements and served
as coordinator of the event.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24
BPW NAME RUTH SAX
DELEGATE TO CONVENTION

The Business and Professional
Women's Club chose Ruth Sax as
a delegate to the State Convention
at Glacier Park June 15-16-17-18,
at their meeting at the home of
President Loriene Crippen.
The club also voted to enter a.
float in the Golden Jubilee
parade, and appointed Judy Hagen
as chairman for the project.
Members also completed arrange
ments for the installation luncheon
for their new officers.
Miss Clara Coleman, who is
leaving Sidney soon to make her
home in Portland, Ore, presented
the club with a set of William
Rogers Silverware, a scrapbook
of the clubs activities, and a copy
of Roberts Rules of Order.
Lunch was served by the host
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24

Twenty-Five vo-Ag students at
Fairview High School took part in
a land judging contest under the
sponsorship of the Rich,and
County Soil Conservation District
on Friday. This event took place
in the Fairview area and covered
three land sites, with two being
dryland and one irrigated.
According to Dan Watts, VoAg
instructor, the following three
boys received the highest scores
in the contest. Lawrence Denowh
placed high with 264 points out
of a possible 800, Gary Ludington,
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24

Every advertisements in The
Sidney Herald is testimony that
past advertising has been profit
able.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24

The people who would reform
human nature in one generation
know very little about human
nature.
The Sidney herald., 1961-05-24

Frontier Airlines will make a
slight schedule change on June
/ in air service thru Sidney.
Flight SO will leave Great Falls
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13

Section 1 The judicial Power of
the United States, shall be vested
in one supreme Court, and in such
inferior Courts as the Congress
may from time to time ordain
and establish.
The Judges, both of the supreme
and inferior Courts, shall hold
their Offices during good Behavior,
and shall, at stated Times, re-
ceive for their Services a Com
%pensation which shall not be dim
iniShed during their Continuance
in Office.
Section 2. The judicial Power
shall extend to all Cases, in Law
and Equity, arising under this
Constitution, the Laws of the
United States, and Treaties made,
or which shall be made, under
their Authority;-to all cases Aft
fecting Ambassadors, other public
Ministers, and ConSuls;-to all
Cases of admiralty and maritime
JuriSdiction;-to Controversies to
which the United States shall be a
Party;-to Controversies between
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
For God and Country We Present The -
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

or pay Duties in another.
No Money shall be drawn from
the Treasury, but in Consequence
of Appropriations made by Law;
and a regular Statement and Ac-
count of the Receipts and Expendi-
lures of all public Money shall be
published from time to time.
No Title of Nobility shall be
granted by the United States; And
no Person holding any Office of
Profit or Trust under them, shall
without the Consent of the Con-
gresS, accept of any present, En-
olument, Office, or Title, of any
kind whatever, from any King,
Prince, or foreign State.
Section 10. No State shall enter
into any Treaty, Alliance, or Con-
federation; grant Letters of Mar
que and Reprisal; coin Money;
emit Bills of Credit; make any
Thing but gold and silver Coin a
Tender in Payment of Debts; pass
any Bill of Attainder, eX post facto
Law, or Law impairing the OBJ
legation of Contracts, or grant any
Title of Nobility.
No State shall, without the Con-
sent of the Congress, lay any I'M
posts or Duties on Imports or Ex-
ports. except what may be abso-
lutely necessary for executing its
inspection Laws: and the net Pro
duce of all Duties and I'm.
posts, laid by any State on I'm
ports or Exports, shall he for the
Use of the Treasury of the United
States; and all such Laws shall be
subject to the Revision and con.
trout of the Congress.
No State shall, without the
Consent of Congress, lay any duty
to Tonnage, keep Troops, or ship.
of War in time of Peace, enter
into any Agreement or Compac
with another State, or with a for
eign Power, or engage in War, I'm
less actually invaded, or in sucl
imminet Danger as will not admi
of DELAY.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13

WE, the people of the United States, in Order to form a
more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tran
GUILTY., provide for the common defense, promote the general
Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and
our PROSPERITY, do ordain and establish this Constitution for
the United States of America.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
Article IT

Section l. The executive Power
shall be vested in a President of
the United States of America. He
shall hold his Office during the
Term of four Years, and, together
with the Vice-President, chosen
for the same Term, be elected, as
follows:
Each State shall appoint, in such
Manner as the Legislature thereof
may direct, a Number of Electors,
equal to the whole Number of
Senators and Representatives to
which the State may be entitled
in the Congress: but no Senator or
Representative, or Person holding
an Office of Trust or Profit under
the United States, shall be ap-
pointed an Elector.
(The Electors shall meet in their
respective States, and vote by Bal
lot for two persons, of whom one
at least shall not be an inhabitant
of the same State with themselves.
And they shall make a List of all
the Persons voted for, and of the
Number of Votes for each; which
List they shall sign and certify,
and transmit sealed to the Seat
Of the Government of the United
States, directed to the President
of the Senate. The President of
the Senate shall, in the presence
of the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives, open ali the Certifl-
Gates, and the Votes shall then be
counted. The Person having the
greatest Number of Votes shall be
President, if such Number be a
Majority of the whole Number of
Electors appointed; and if there be
more than one who have such Ma
jority, and have an equal Number
of Votes, then the House of Repre-
~sentatives shall Immediately chuse
by Ballot one of them for PreSi-
dent; and if no Person have a Ma
jority, then from the five highest
on the List the said House shall in
like manner chuse the President
But in chusing the President, the
Votes shall be taken by States, the
Representation from each State
having one Vote; A quorum fol
this Purpose shall consist of {
Member or Members from two
thirds of the States, and a Majority
of all States shall be necessary tt
a Choice. In every Case, after the
Choice of the President, the Person
having the greatest Number %
Votes of the Electors shall be the
Vice President. But if there shoulc
remain two or more who have
equal Votes, the Senate shall chus'
from them by Ballot the Vice Pres
ident.) This paragraph in bracket
was superseded on September 20
1904.
The Congress may determine thu
Time of chusing the Electors, anC
the Day on which they shall Civ
their Votes; which Day shall be thu
same throughout the United
States.
No Person except a natural borl
Citizen, or a Citizen of the UniteC
| States, at the time of the Adoption
of this Constitution, shall be elig
: ible to the Office of President
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13

no State, without it's Consent, shall
be deprived of its equal Suffer
age in the Senate.
The Sidney herald., 1961-09-13
Signed September II, 1887 = AID

Sunday September 1HhB Constitution Day. Let pause fora momahm this day pay nhueb the most m@t mdM
Vmg governmental dOMmHtW writer by man. On She mlNO our rounding Fathers gave uaR mhcw which EH mv
nMS the WOdO over:
Hkmumbntw upon yd n -four ~hy bkwH ehaHagee entrusted u.s. lest we find our gunmntIg e
which, has @rdu so WELL hnAed away for system hth as consistently failed
Evening star., 1961-01-08
HOUSES FoR sAiE--yA.

KAl14 CMUnc4 AnEA-s Ss6rns,
Ginning L. Q-B Ht.. stelm yin,
prsissl. Ji. S.7lsS. - -
ysHaE s1ssI SSaEgss ann. ,;sD,S|ss' s,Ssj A
e. !. SEa;tass. 81; g. 3s SIS. ISs.iaPs 81 :Psssss|
FALLS C6URCH.DnfEXN FK.-5.
bsdrm.. 2-hsth brick spiit. Best
eend. Lgs. fenced lot, eat. flowers
trees. sarden. Gas h..w.h. A..
sumo lss. 4kss OIL Rsas. dowz
Dymt. reapifed. No assnts; ole..
$50. OWNER, u, A-6Oi7.
EALEIs .lI! CIunCn-SaSF dp. incl.
Sxa.r Win Va fnsnss. s1sf. 81. s.ssso. $3.50.
F0UR-LKvRL B1yCk. 8 ysaFs cld.
Living room. dining room. IRE
near Our LaSy. d dce1 ccqnsii
Church and Parish; price, S21,e64.
Sn. Snz4s44s 4.4sSaoH. y oHiiL' ING" Do. -s-siss'
FnANC0NIA, . ksdToqm bYick ran.
bier with 2 fun baths. wan 20
VAL csEpetins and aNtonatte
tnEm down paymsnt and enjoy
r. EAE!SSssA 1865 nlL1gEzA1EEs q Es. fzAkSvTESEz fszEAkSvTESEz
HEBNnON, VA. - Corner 2-story
eottsss: Income. Sis per mo.
Price, S12,oS0: $1,000 win han
die to right party.
Z. w. THURM
QOe 10th o. NV. d. 7.33O0
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EXCEPTTONAI,

Prestige location In collingwood- -cn.
the.Potcmac. Beautifully built
brick split-leyel, large living room
with Afeplace. dining room. unique
pine-paneled kitchen, { bedrooms
"a baths; lovely den. screened
HssiI; .sS.S. sssr ssssss; s;;.,'.sI y'Ssksscp sSp:
T.s,ansi,! rsr os szSs:H.ns SaSS na.sins E
those seeking Tie best In home snd
neighborhood. Eves.. or. 4.7436.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
HOUSES ron sALE-yA.

yAmy9ID .0srt pslvs.r .ssal-
heailz nsW .3-bedfm. .fembisf:
flnaneinE. q. $1,000.
FALLS CnURCH ARRA-S-bsdrm
rambler: .nsW kit., eye-isyel even
Ie005,amp slse. service. $4,000.
OWNER. II. 0.676A.
FALLS ClURCF P!mmit AIlls)
y 3-bsdrm. With patio. Vacant;
immsd: eccup, Take over Anan-
cling. 81. $4,000.
rSA1Es S.d+S. s9I.s Ia5SsI:g s..SSs s
Arepi.. storm WindCys. REG. rm..
TO elem. and tr. hish seheol, swim
n sssuins S al {E% loan n.Isiiii o. rsiiiinsSnscSs SsS
THA; Sl0,SO0. ". S-el60.
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AZ q INTEREST

Z bedrooms, large fsmily room,
plsyfoom with built-in toy chest,
large workShop. lovely large Hteh-
en- fully equipped, with eatins
space. y acre lot fully fenced
with covered patio. Assume excel
lent loan and save on CLOSING. cost.
Eyeg., II, 0.6G34.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

SUNDAY 2 TO 8
IN FASHIONABLE
McI.RAM RGTATKQ

AN EAShlONA6IGE
MCLEAN ESTATES
315 DEWBERRY COURT
TO REACH: From Mclean
stop light towards Tyson's
Corner, take Route 1E3 to
Audmar and turn right, fol-
low the Broyhili signs to
house. -
3 level brick split-leyel stu.
ated high on . hill on n
acre wooded lot. A beautiful
brick home with az baths,
4 large bedrooms, Q tremens
dous rec. room. Q big earport.
screened back porch and
many attractive extras. Re.
dueed to S2S.95O for quick
sale. Come out and see Il
IA. 1880
311 WASP LANE
TO REACH: From Mclean
stop light towards Tyson's
Corner. take Route 133 to
WASP lane and turn right.
4 large bedrooms, Q tile
baths all on / floor, A
STRIKING STONE AND
BRICK RAMBLER, fun base
ment, family size dinine
room, large de luxe eauipped
Kitchen. piano size living
room with wood burning
fireplace, a tremendous
house. almost new for only
$36,g5O. 10ss cash down
should handle. come out
and see IL today.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
MCLEAN
6 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Choose Your Own Decor

Colonel q isayins eogntry--has
tust moved out-entire home
heing redeeofatedl CONF OUT
own coLoRs-SsrssinH price oV,i oi
$500 or s. 500 down. AeeUNI
5Nss FIRST fRUBr. Ideally To-
Gated In elose.in Mclean area;
ssisIsEs. saiSssIIln SISSifSu SiIEssSErflS 'isv1sE sysa
A.AGEE corner lot on 0UfET
SLRHEf; l9yely living I'm. with
fully equipped vail-oyen kitchen
sss ss''9s q e. 'sss ss: SS:SSr%:: S:Sr%::. snS snS
bath on End level; daylight base.
msmt udeal future rec, rm. }
OPEN is Pm.
TO INSPECT: Out Lee hwy. "a
Great Fells ct. (eenter Of Fails
Churehl. right appFox. q mile "a
Autehtns ST. left ! block 70 Rey-
nolds st.. left 70 1l0l ReynoldS 81.
Tollow the AETzLKR Arrows"
METZLER-Va. Office
soUR Soth YR. IN REAL RgTATg''
2417 Lee HWY. "a. 5-7B7E
Evening star., 1961-01-08
RUSTIC MANOR

Located IN one Of our most elitt
ing Is . way Of life, This home
Wss destined and built for those
yns room es = accented s. EaSssy
pine walls and an inyitins stnns
fireplace. There Is O dining room.
large modern kitchen. bed.
rooms. rec room and 2 baths. 10
complete your picture Of content.
rnent there is Q den and Q large
enclosed porch. An this on q
eeauttfuliy iandseapsS lot shaded
n4sy. sqns4sy lao. i:so to darE: darE:: PIREc:
SISE SIya :rs o9sa ~ Sn M. vssTnG1 e. 3
epen house. 8ves4 OF. 4.7436.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
SALONA VILLAGE

This 6-year-oid, custom built. g.
bedrm:. 3-bath brk. rambler ID
superbly constructed and beauti-
fully planned around Q center
hall entr:: spacious rms. through
out include huge, completely
equip. kit. w/breakfast space, %.
y, y; iy; rn', IND snd . lse. colonia1l
porch. Lower level contains above
ground den w/firepl., full bath
and soft. rec. rm. All Of this
plus many custom extras and q
lovely wooded setting Of nearly
acre. is situated In the ex-
elusive LANGLEY area, Just minutes
from the scenic George WASH
ington Memorial parkway. Priced
~ SSye'gSo;1 So1a,IE Eesi end as5s sun. call
Evening star., 1961-01-08
ARLINGTON NORTH

Ayailsbie for immediate occupancy
3-bedroom brick rambler, large
living room with fireplace and
dining eli. kitchen contains eat.
ing area. large screened porch
covering both kitchen and base.
ment entrances. unusual service
Ssr. ample closets tnroughout.
iI sasSyalS SDnGIlCa stS eners. Ssae tS.e,
Convenient TO Lee hwy. and wash.
ington blvd, schools, and. shop
ping area. Open ~ 20 dusk, Sat.
Srdsy ana sunday. Ewes. FL
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC.
TIE. 6-141S KE. $1,000
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BHR
BETTER zenMEs n z RE- REALTY. NC.

BETTER HOMES REALTY. NC.
GEALTQRS
EXTRA NxCR-4-bedTm. rambler
located on Q beautifully cared lot
IN North Ariington. Features hall
entrance. spacious square shaped
living room with fireplace. kitchen
psneied recreation room. eafport.
and terrific neighborhood. Come
OPEN TOE
DIRECTIONS: Lee highway TO Pair
fax DR.. Iight to Yueatan. right
% 9Th rd. and our sign.
u. s.sisi RsEE1AlItTNoss "a. JHGa.sssI7 Ga..sssI7.
FAIRRAx-s-acre wooded lot IN
an exclusive subdiyision-6-bed-
rm. split foyer rambler Wa baths,
nrepls.. rec. I'm. and eerport.
This new home Is priced % sell;
low down payment and YHA or
conventional financing. To see
this home come out Rte. 30. from
Washington toward winchester %
123 and so. right on I23 / blk,
then left on Norman ave. 70 the
end Of the street: from 123 10 the
house will be marked with sign Of
AUSTIN d. THOMPSON REALTY
CO. The house win be open Sat.
and sunday afternoon,
FAIhFAX. below YHA. eplit-leyel.
iiot. cR. s-5ls4. '''' '"' 'e'
FAIRFAX TOWN-oWNER: q bed
rms. earpcrt, bsnit. rec. rfn.. "
baths, mod. kit.S Assume AhTs
loan. Owner will hold End trust
with minimum down. CR. 3-51S6.
FAIRFAX =. 6-bedfm.. split-foyer
rambler wLS baths, sep. din. nm; a.
porch, carport and mod, buiit-in
elee. kit. All this and Va acre Of
beautiful trees in an exclusive
subdivision Follow Chain Bridge
rd., Rte. 1913: from Wsshington TO
Fairfax city limits, turn right on
Norman ave; and straight ahead
TO the open house. This rte. from
123 will be marked With signs ,f q
CO. Open Sat. and sun. afternoon.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
BROOKLAND
ESTATES

Brick rambler, Gear garage: liyinl
dining room, 3 large bedrooms
modern Kitchen. enclosed real
porch: front porch: bfeezeway
and the gaIase !. wired for ul.
Lovely !rss srss. Only sie.soo. Eyes.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

MT. VERNON BLVD.
u you are iockins for On ynpsua!
home In an exclusive neiEhborhood
you must see this 3.bedFoom
rambley. II is situnked on q
heavily wooded acre oyerieoking
9 vide sxpanse Of yelyety gfass.
There e . fireplace IN the master
bedroom - wei as In the living
room. cAll us todaymeve IN to-
morrow. Eves.. OF. z-74S6.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
OPEN I-D1RK

OPEN l-DARK
NEXT TO FAIRFAX ARMY NAVY
CLUB
DrAnd-neW Bi-Level.
9 Bedrooms and Den,
2h. Baths.
Living Room and Rec. Room.
Directions: Out Rte. 80 10 Fairfax
elrele. exit On Rte. 2a7 TO Cornell
IKAYRO IA. 1880