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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13
POTOMAC FEVER
BY Pete Wyme
S-/3
BY FLETCHER KNEBEL

Ode neutral Laos: Three princes Of Laos agree to
play house. game of milk and honey They'll wink the
Reds and share their bedsbut and get money
Kennedy meets with United States Steels Roger Blough
the gold problem JFs motto: He who puts his hand
the Bough looks backward.
Republican leaders claim the New Frontier has got the
country moving in the direction They prefer the
ed-and-true Republican notion bold fearless marking
time.
In London girls skirts climb over the knee It's the
trend of the modern hemline-thigher and thigher
What it the presidential candidates promised in
the last campaign the Soaring Sxeor the Sourng Sxes2
It's all in the If guy who called himself william
s. Estes went south with 10 million bucks he'd get his
name in the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13
WALNUT TOPS

tREADY-TO-OL, FOR DESKS TABLES BARS)
We have tremendous selection of beautifully oroined woInt
panels fnesonded and ready tooond hundreds of legs
in all Styles You combine them TO make any kind Of dining
cocktoil or broY tobe DESK bar BENCH Rounds
tonoes squores also in teak oak Sompe prices:
1878 walnut Sl8 3d. round wonu ST. Finish them your
self to Deep notuo uster with oopoof Door Store
oil formula $l95 pint. incidentally oil finish is re-
mokobIe reNenoto for wonut or teak furniture that looks
dried.out or morredl Open weekday evenings till 8
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
DeMoIay
|nsta||s
6. D. Davis

Gregory D. Davis a junior
at Shaw High School and sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis
1876 Helmsdale rd., will bt
installed as Master Councillor OF
Heights Chapter order OF
DeMolay Saturday, at the
Heights Masonic Temple, Lee
and Mayfield rds.
James W. Hawk, a senior al
Shaw will be installed as senior
councillor and John c. West, ir
a junior at Heights High will be
installed asc junior councillor.
Larry "A. Davis will be the
installing officer for his brother
assisted by Harold Reed, James
Mckee, James Bezdek, Fletcher
Milan and Kenneth Korosek.
Appointed officers are as fol.
lows:
Chaplain, Harold j. Bricker
jr.; senior deacon, Bruce c. Ker;
junior deacon, Gary w. Papcke;
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27

DEAR RENO: Don't forget Shop s14 East 152nd st. and
to stop The SCOOP Card birthday card for Mother
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
Councilman Is
Holy Name
Society Prexy

The Holy Name Society al
Christ the King Church install.
ed Cleveland Goth Ward Coun-
Gilman Lawrence W. Duggar
as its president. The recent in
stallation meeting was officated
by the groups newly appointed
spiritual director, Rev. FIR. Rob-
ert c. Hilkert.
Other officers for the 1862
63 year are Jack Johnson and
Gil Warchter. vice presidents
Robert Sullivan, treasurer
Harold Maloney and Tom GUM
Ian, secretaries.
Len Bordelon, George Rocco
salvo. William Battenfield and
Frank Huber, marshalls; Joe
Callahan, program chairman;
Dion Rorthiel, sick and vigil
and Catholic chairman; Pat
Flowers, youth chairman.
It was announced that the
next October meeting (Tuesday,
Oct. 9TH Of the Holy Name So
ciety will be Sports Night
and all men of the parish and
their sons are invited to attend.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
Dedicate Clinic
At SA Hospital

T he Elizabeth Severance
Prentiss Foundation Dental
Clinic at Booth Memorial Hos
pital will be dedicated Sunday
at 3 p. m.
The Clinic was made possible
through SO 400 grant from the
Prentiss Foundation and will
serve unmarried mothers under
the care of Booth Memorial
Home and Hospital.
Open House tours Will be
followed by tea for Brigadier
Evelyn Skinner, who has been
appointed general secretary for
the Women's Social Service de-
partment Of the Eastern Terri
tory with offices in New York
City.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
marshall, James r. McMaster,
IL: orator. Michael S. Strnme.

marshall, James r. McMaster
ir.; orator, Michael S. Strome
Senior steward, Robert E
Chandler; junior steward, Gary
L. Wagner; first preceptor, Rob-
ert G. Turner, ir.; second pre-
ceptor, Keith NJ. Miller; third
preceptor, Larry c. Candow;
fourth preceptor, Ronald L,
Candow, fifth preceptor, James
K. Madsen; sixth preceptor
Dave d. Dillon; seventh pre-
ceptor, Terry G. Mormile.
Standard bearer, David H
Mckee; almoner, Dale F. Davis,
sentinel, Richard NJ. Mitchell;
parliamentarian, Fletcher d. Mi
Ian; page, Phillip H. Brakeway
ir.
William /. Hughes, ir. is
treasurer and Richard A.
Pfeifer, scribe.
The installing soloist will be
Bob Ready. Refreshments and
dancing will follow the installa-
ton which is open to the public
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
Much Activity
For Retirees

A broad program Of activi-
ties continues at the East Side
Retiree Center, 1876 St. Clair
ave.
Recent events included a pot
luck dinner in honor IF the
birthday celebrants Of the
month, a pinochle tournament. a
songfest, "Great Books" dis
cussion group, and a picnic and
handcraft exhibit at Euclid
Beach.
Information on the group
may be obtained by calling
Ii. 1860.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
SA Bake Sale
IS Saturday

The Salvation Army Home
League group Of women. under
the leadership Of Mrs. Elmer
VERIFIED Of Pepper ave, will
hold bake sale in front of the
Army building, s23 East 152nd
St, Saturday from 10 a. m. tc
noon.
Proceeds vii be used for spe-
cial efforts work in that or
ganization. according to Brig
adler William Lappin.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
FOP Dance
Is Nov. 9th

The East Cleveland Fraternal
Order Of Police will hold its
Silver Anniversary Death Bene-
fit Fund Dance in the Grand
Ballroom of The Pick Carter
Hotel, Nov. 9th.
Music will be furnished by
Pob Fraser's Orchestra and there
will be dancing and refresh
ments from 9 p. m. until ] am.
Tickets can be purchased
from any police officer, Dance
chairman is Ptl. Donald Long
streth.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27

DEAR GORDON: Can't begin
to thank you for telling me
about those wonderful Little
Ads with BIG Results" GIL,
1883 is certainly the number
to call.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
CZ UBS
Ohio L " omen
Service Project

Ohio University Women's
Club, Northeastern Section, will
convene Thursday, Oct. 4th, al
8 p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Will
lard Gray, 2216 East 290th st.
The meeting will be devoted TO
the group service project, and
plans for November rum
mage sale.
All women who have attended
Ohio University, at Athens, OF
whose husbands attended there
are cordially invited to join the
group.
Reservations may he made
by phoning Mrs. J. Kunath, RE.
1864.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-09-27
Dads Club
Annual Picnic

St. Joseph High School Dads
Club will hold its annual
Patterson Communion at Holy
Mass in the school auditorium
of St. Joseph High School, Sun
day, at $50 a. m. to be followed
by joint breakfast with the
faculty in the school cafeteria.
Projected plans and activities
will be discussed and new Of
ficers introduced. Installed at
the ninth annual picnic at st.
Joseph Faculty Grounds were
Mr.. Francis r. Weber, presi-
dent; Mr., Bolek Woloszynek
vice-president; Mr.. Art h II r
Payne, secretary; and Mr.. John
Garrity, treasurer, Mr.. A. A.
Skirbunt, 377 Walworth dr., was
appointed publicity chairman,
Main objective will be the
teamwork and consideration be-
tween faculty and school with
the students and their parents.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07

Many men and women in tn
community are busy working to-
ward making dedication day a me-
morable one for all of Phoenix
The Adult Class, the five-day Cen
ter Senior Program, Womens Day
Out, the Junior Program, L W. e e n
Congress, High School League and
Dance Glass will begin their full
time activities on Oct. Is.
The Nursery School will start on
Sept, 10.
THE CENTER choral group,
which meets each Monday at 8
p. M, will begin to rehearse on
Monday, Sept. 10. The Center Play
erS will hold tryouts on Monday,
Sept. II, at 8 p. m. The Duplicate
Bridge game, which will be held
every Wednesday evening in the
Panel Room at the new Center,
will start Sept. under the direc-
ton of Mr.. and Mrs. Maltby.
The community will be invited to
attend memorial services on We'd
nesday afternoon, Oct. 3, at p. m.
Ill Tic N1. II. -D1OWll
The Kiddush which will follow the
services will be hoSted by the Off
GERS and Executive Board of t h e
Center Seniors.
ON THAT afternoon, a Mezzuzah
will be affixed to the doorway of
the Seniors Day Room by one of
the older adults.
The Jewish Community Council
has moved it's offices and staff to
the new Center. So also have the
Bonds for Israel and the Phoenix
Chapter of Hadassah.
Many other organizations have
arranged to hold meetings in the
new Center. Among them are:
S and Sharon Chapters of
Hadassah, National Home for Asth-
matte Children, Workmen's Circle,
Bikor Cholim, Phoenix Chapter of
Hadassah, and Jewish Free Loan.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
JTA News In Brief

STUTTGART-The German Federal Minister of Transport
approaches concentration cemeteries and
Nazi victims be marked with special
yellow signposts roads in Western Germany.
the completion the edecOratiOn of
which a
800 Jews the city today compared
witt a Jewish population of nearly in 1888.
CASABIANCA Morocco-Kng Hassan II of Morocco received
president the Federation of Jewish
Communities in Jewish leader
connection with the Mosem feast of
Mouloud
l.. fol
Rights will responsible planning
a designed relieve
Mass.-Funeal services held BrandeiS
Irving c. Fine Jewish
Brandeis,
AZ. Rabbi Harold Wesberg offcaed.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
Calendar
Rosh Hashonoh
Sept. ~ & 80
Yom Kippur
Oct. 8
Beth Hebrew
Officers Named
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

At a general election meeting,
the following officers were elected
to conduct the affairs of Beth He
brew Congregation for the coming
year:
President, Harry J. Weiss; 1st
v. p., Max Schlissel; End v. p,
Murray Atlas; rec. sec., AL Karp;
fin.sec., George Grogan; treas,
Edward Dacks; gabbaim, B e r
nard Adler and Boris Wasilevit-
sky; trustees, DR.. Louis Katz;
John Levy and David Kalish.
Elected to the board of directors
were Sol Cooper, Harry Ginis,
Dave Goldberg, Irving Goldstein,
William Goldstein, William Levin
son, Fred Loewy, Alfred M y r,
Arnold Rosenstock, Leo Weiner,
Aaron Woloshin, Harry Green and
DR.. Sheldon linn.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
Beth Israel Forum
Speakers Chosen

Featured speakers will be Ali
stair Cooke, Sen. Paul Douglas,
DR.. Ralph ]. Bunche and DR.. AL
bert Burke.
OPENING Sunday, Nov. 25, at
8:15 p. M, Alistair Cooke will
speak on America Friend or
Foe to the World" The former
master of ceremonies of televi-
sion's Omnibus" and now chief
American correspondent for the
Manchester Guardian, will present
the image of America as seen by
foreign nations.
On Sunday, Dec. 8, panel of
three top reporters will interview
Sen. Paul Douglas of Illinois in a
Meet the Press" type of pro-
gram. Programmed as Break the
News" Senator Douglas will be on
the receiving end of questions fired
by John C. Metcalf, Chicago Sun
Times news analyst; Neal STAN
ford, Washington correspondent for
the Christian Science Monitor; and
Lucian c. Warren, Washington cor
respondent for the Buffalo Courier
Express and president of the Ma
tional Press Club.
THIRD in the series is the Sum
day, Jan. 27 appearance of DR..
Ralph j. Bunche, renowned under
secretary of special political af-
fairs in the United Nations. n
former mediator in the Palestine,
Suez, and Congo crises will dis
cuss UNITED Nations Fate
Success or Failure"
The fourth of the series will
feature DR.. Albert Burke, we'll
known world affairs expert and
television personality, on Sunday,
Feb. 10.
A dynamic speaker who knows
the Communist world, its dangers
and weaknesses, DR.. Burke will
lecture on "Are We Winning the
War of Ideas?"
KAHNWEILER announced t h a t
all lectures will begin at 8:15 p. m.
and that series tickets for all four
programs will be available at the
Temple Beth Israel business office,
10th Avenue and Flower. I e
series of four tickets is priced at
81 per set.
Kahnweiler will be assisted in
the Phoenix lecture series by For
um Committee members E d w n
Lazar, treasurer; Ralph S e g i,
ticket manager; Sigmund z. We
hon, publicity; Mrs. Herman Null
ter. Edward Herzberg, Mrs. Fred
Helm, Mrs. Frank Hartsfield and
Michael Segal, program arrange
m nts; and Bernard Bernstein,
Harry Robbins and David Manning
in charge of auditorium accommo-
dations.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
Firm Spurns
Arab League
Boycott Bid

NEW YORK (JTA)-The Ameri-
can Machine and Foundry Corpora
ton says it has rejected an Arab
League boycott committee demand
that it refuse to service the atomic
reactor the corporation helped Is
rael to build.
Milton Barall, vice president of
the corporations international di-
vision, confirmed that the corpora
ton had been removed from the
Arab boycott list after Ia months.
But he added that the corporation
had sent a letter to the boycott
committee that it would continue
to provide necessary services for
the atomic reactor.
BARALL SAID that while the
corporation had no contractural OBJ
legation with Israel after the re-
actor was completed, it felt it did
have a moral obligation to fill or
ders for parts and fuel needed to
keep the reactor functioning.
Baran said the corporation had
protested against the ban to the
boycott committee and that he as
Sumed this was the reason the
corporations name had been re-
moved from the list.
HE SAID the letter to the boy
colt committee emphasized that
the reactor had been built for
peaceful purposes and that the
same assistance was available to
Arab countries.
The boycott committee had in
sisted that the corporation pledge
1t would not provide any services
to Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
ShoIom Mems
Annual Dinner

The Mems Club of Temple Sho-
lom will hold its annual paid-up
membership dinner Monday eve
ming, Sept. "a, at o'clock, at the
Desert Sun Motel. 1t is open to
the public.
David Lesser Caplan will be
guest speaker, speaking on tn e
Jewish Chautauqua Society and its
activities. Caplan is assistant exc
cutive director of the National Fed
Grafton of Temple Brotherhoods in
charge of the West Coast office.
Officers of the Mems Club are:
president, DR.. Samuel Cohen; vice
president, George Goldman; sec
retary, Jack Rubin; treasurer,
Harold Tucker.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
BIB Grand Lodge
is Inouguroted

SYDNEY, Australia (JTA-
B'nai Birth President Label Katz
officially inaugurated here the
B'nai Birth District Grand Lodge
No. 21 for Australia and New Zea-
land. The new district grand lodge
consists of more than LOO MEM
bers in Sydney, Melbourne, Bris-
bane, Adelaide, Perth, Wellington
and Auckland in addition to wom-
ems chapters and youth groups.
Addressing a banquet, Sir Eric
Woodward, governor of New South
Wales, praised the humanitarian
work of B'nai Birth.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
Poverty In Egypt
Bellies Propaganda
Of Great CHANCES

is making a special effort to at
tract tourists. Letters went out
o m the embassy inviting all
Americans and those of the Jewish
faith to visit Egypt.
My wife and 1 entered Egypt
with trepidation, for Nasser's
Egypt is a police state. We h d
heard from other travellers in Eu-
rope that tourists in Egypt are
carefully watched and their bags
and possessions inspected.
QUITE TO the contrary, we re-
ceived a warm welcome from the
Continued on Page 12)
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
Lodge To Hear
ADJ. Director

Herman Lewkowitz Lodge OF
B'nai Birth has scheduled its next
general meeting for Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. IL, at 8 o'clock at the
new Jewish Community Center,
171S w. Maryland.
Hy Haves, Arizona director of
ADJ, will speak on its functions
and major accomplishments.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07

Program dates for the third an
nual Temple Beth Israel Forum
series have been announced by
Forum Chairman Gilmore Kahn
weller as beginning on Sunday,
Nov. 25, and extending through
Sunday. Feb. 10.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
Center Now In New
Home; Dedication Set


the new w. Maryland
and evening to public be
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
By RABBI ALBERT PLoTKIN

BY RABBI ALBERT PLOTklN
Editors Note: This is the first
of a series of articles by Rabbi
PIOtkin on his summer tour OF
Europe and the Middle East.)
Nothing proved more exciting
during my trip to Europe and Is
rael this summer than my trip to
Egypt. From all the information
1 could gather I was under the inn
preston that Jews were not well
come in Egypt. 1 found out quite
to the contrary, for the government
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-09-07
Egypt Gets More Aid
Despite Arms Buying
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Evening star., 1962-11-14
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
President Goes
To Bolshoi Ballet
BY BETTY BEALE

be held at the early hour of
$3.50 in order to arrive at the
Capitol theater at 8 O'Clock.
They arrived on the dot of 8.
Caroline Saw Rehearsal
When the President said
"you capitivated my wife
and daughter this afternoon"
he was referring to the fact
that Mrs. Kennedy and
Caroline had watched them
rehearse for 11a hours earlier
yesterday at the Washing
ton Ballet School. Caroline,
who will be 5 years old this
month, must have been in
trigued to sit and watch
from 1880 to O'Clock. She,
herself, goes to ballet school
twice a week. Maria Plisetska-
va, by the way, gave her a
roll Of so negatives picturing
her in her most famous in
terpretations.
Galina Ulanova, the former
great ballerina who is now
coach and adviser, had the
honor during the backstage
encounter last evening of pre-
senting mementoes to the
Kennedys on behalf of the
company. She gave a minia-
ture of Tchaikovsky, who
wrote the music for Swan
Lake." to Jacqueline Kennedy,
and little Bolshoi Ballet gold
and red enamel medallions to
both Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy.
First Lady and UIanova
The First Lady told Ulano-
va that Ambassador Dobryn-
ms predecesSo, AmbaSSa-
dor Menshikov, had given her
a book on the life of Nine.
Ulanova and how happy she
was to have it.
Leonid Lavrovsky, principal
choreographer, told Mr.. Ken
nedy he hoped to see him in
Moscow. And at 9:50 when
the friendly overtures were
finished, the President left
the theater from a rear door
while Mrs. Kennedy and their
guests returned to the front
box on the right side of the
mezzanine. Earlier in the day
the Presidents "theater
chair" a comfortable, over
stuffed, leather armchair, had
been placed in the box for
his use.
The First Lady wore a long
Continued on Page Ca, Col.
Evening star., 1962-11-14

Not to be outdone by Mr..
Khrushchev in appreciating
the art of the other great
world power, President Ken
nedy sat through two acts Of
the BolShoi's Swan Lake"
last night.
He thereby missed two acts,
but he saw PliSetskaya per-
form magnificently and ad-
mittedly Swan Lake" is a
long ballet - 31a hours long,
counting three intermissions.
He applauded enthusiastically
and frequently.
He not only became the
first American President in
history to attend a Bolshoi
performance, but he and Mrs.
Kennedy went backstage dur
ing the second intermission
to meet the dancers, q ges-
ture Of cultural friendship
that Mr.. KhruShchev has
made to the American ballet
companies who have appeared
in Moscow.
Soviet Ambassador and
Mrs. Dobrynin and Impresa-
rio Sol Hurok were also back
stage and the Ambassador
presented the President to
members Of the company.
"I want to express our great
pleasure in being here this
evening" Mr.. Kennedy told
them, land to tell you how
honored we are to be here.
You captivated my wife and
daughter this afternoon and
you have captivated all of us
this evening"
Saw It First In 1899
'I saw the Bolshoi in 1882"
he continued" and I want to
tell you that you are better
than ever"
Calling attention to the
other members of his party,
he said to the Russians, "You
all know Ambassador Thomp-
son." Former Ambassador to
Russia and Mrs. Llewellyn
Thompson were guests of the
Kennedys along with Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Udall and Secretary of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Orville Free
man.
ALI had dined at the White
House together with Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
jr.. who did not go on to the
ballet because of being in
mourning. The dinner had to
Evening star., 1962-11-14

A Prince brooks on evil spell and changes swan
into q beautiful woman, whom he loves Thot's
the story behind TchoikovsEys "Swon Lake"
ballet, presented by the BoIshoi Ballet group last
night at the CoptoI Theoter. During the per-
fornonce Artist Lily Spondorf mode drawings of
scenes which show: Upper left young friends
Evening star., 1962-11-14

making merry on the lawn in front of the costIe,
among them Prince Sieefried, at left; (lower left
the winged sorcerer Rothbort tounts the Prince
and the swan, Odette, who because of the sorceers
spell takes on human form only at night The
Pf nee loves her and VOWS to break the SPELL;
Jwer right the Queen holds gala ball at the
Evening star., 1962-11-14

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from sho9to tofo
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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-22
School May Have
New Attendance
Record This Year

An all-time attendance record
may have been set during the
first nine weeks of school at the
high school when "A students
had a perfect attendance record
(no absences and no tardiness)
and IA students had no absences
with some hardness.
Perfect attendance students
are: John Armstrong, Karl Bird,
Deana Boss Ribs, Delano Boss
Ribs. Zita Bremner, Eddy Brown,
Mary 10 Brown, Brenda Bulge,
Martin Chief All Over, Gordan
Connolly, ID arrell DeRouche'
Mike Doane. Anna Douglas, Shar'
on Dusty Bull, La Nose Edmo'
Gary Fenske, Becky Fisher, An
ma Fitzgerald, Bobby Grissom,
John Grounds, Charles Head,
Stanley Ironpipe, Eugene John
son, Larry Jordan. Donald Ju'
neau. Helen Kennedy. Galen La
Plante. Roy Little Bull, Cecile
McNabb, Gordon Monroe, Shir'
lee O'Brien, Louise Parks, Phyl'
lis Pepion, Geraldine Ruther'
ford, Keith Schauf, Steve Schaufr
Bob Shaffer, Shirley Sherman,
Carol Stephens, William Wagner
Roselyn Wall, Thomas wall,
Marvin Weatherwax.
Perfect attendance with some
hardness: Daniel Boss Ribs,
Ruth Boy. Winslow Bull Child,
Elizabeth DeRouche, Alvin Co
bell, May DeRouche, Joyce Ev-
ans, Rose Calf Boss Ribs, Del
bert Hoyt, Virgil Little Bull,
Tom Mckay, Leroy Old Man
Chief, Laurel SERVER and Liz
Sherman.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-11-22
Apisfafoki Church Will
Sell Christmas Trees

Have you ever bought a
Christmas Tree for a Church?
This season you will have that
opportunity.
Last summer some of our
friends living on Big Badger be
gan a new Methodist Mission to
help meet the needs of the peo-
pie there. Although this new
Church group has had a humble
beginning. the dream has come
to life in a small rustic build
ing. This house has become our
temporary church,
There are 50 many things a
new church needs! Hymn books,
material for building, ETC., but
we can proceed only IS fast as
we have funds to do the work,
and men willing TO contribute
hearts and hands.
To support this work, the men
from our ApistaRoki Church
have tagged Christmas Trees to
be sold during the advent sea-
son. These trees will be cut
and bundled shortly after
Thanksgiving. by men from Big