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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
sELLED SKIRTS

They wv4C iiluu>s, i.ilc uc-SOlt
over laifctta WIN a DiUu>,u 10
u4oc. Snvrt >i,cNVS ana uvVVl'
lcllc nccNllnc bvllvd wattcdu
plvatcu shirts with uOublc over
laId pancl IN the OacK ana Diue
SaIln silppcrS and phi box MATS
with bluv Nclls. Flowers; matrOn
OF honor yellow BABY NUNS
with bluc carnations. maids ycl-
low baby NUNS witn yellow car
ndllons
Flower girls. Michel Stan
brough and katheryne Moore
were wearing yellow silk organla
dresses edged with white lace
and yellow satin saShcS Preston
Moore was ring bearer. Virgil
" mite was the best man.
ln the usher corps were James
Scarborough. Reuben Mitchell,
Daniel Mitchell. George Mitchell
and Hugh Flowers Mr. James
Scarborough Sr.. father gave the
BRIDE away Rev Charles A Hill
oftIciatcd At the organ was Mrs
Mildred D0bey SOlOiSt was Doris
Wccms and the Dobey WccmS
..p-apnhla
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
Social q Church KoundLp BY Ruby Williams
Flora Bishop Maurice Deliege
Nuptial Vows Are Spoken

A gown of imported Duploni
silk. made on colonial lines. with
Chantllly lace on the drapcd
skirt and chapel train. with flt.
ted bodice featuring jcwclled
sabrina nccklinc and the ira
dlticnal bridal sleeves was the
choice of Flora Mae Bishop for
her marrigac TO Maurice Benc.
diet DcTicge, Saturday They
spoke Their vows in the Cathcd-
raj of the Blessed Sacrament,
Woodward Ave.
Parents Of the couple are Mrs.
Clara Bishop Tolbcrt. of Bir'
mingham. Ala. and the Dave
Joseph DcTicgc'S of Mobile Ala.
Tho Rev ( ! S1lamon. cfficiat
ed The bride was given in mar
riaec hy her uncle. Mr.. Charles
Edward Hall
In pastel green with flora
hcmllnc was honor maid Char
lottc Miller of New York City.
and in identical maize frocks
were bridal attendants Martha
. Lcdford. Lola Barber. Gwcndolyn
sellers. and Little Miss Vanita
Barber. flower girl.
Mr.. George A Dimes of Wash
lngton. ID. c. was best man. and
seating the guests were Robert
Sellers. Oliver Barber. Martin
Bishop of Cleveland, Ohio and
Rudolph Tony.
A reception for the couple was
held in the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sellers of Cortland Ave.
The bride is a secretary. v. s.
Office Of Health and Welfare, in
Washington D. c., and the groom
is a typosrapher also in Washing
ton, where the couple will re-
side following their honeymoon
in Niagara Falls. Canada.
SYMPATHY to Mrs. Juanita
Wallace of Mack Ave. wife of
the late Mr.. Nathaniel Wallace
He was the father of ten chill
drcn. one step-child. son OF Mrs.
Lille Il. Wallace, left bcrcaNcd
three brothers and two sisters.
a speedy recovery is wished
20 Mrs Evelyn Newman OF Min
ncsota Street.
Sincere sympathy TO the
Hodges family OF Mcldrum who
mourn the death of their hus-
band and father, MIR. Willie
Hodges -.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
PRESENTS RECITAL
The Youth Missionary Society
of Smith Chapel AME Church.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
PRESENTS RECITAL

The Youth Missionary Society
of Smith Chapel AME Church,
Walnut and Beech Streets, Inks
ter, Michigan presented a Stu
dents Piano Recital last Sunday
in the Church al 5 pm Mrs. Leila
L. Green. BIS. is instructor of
students. Mrs. Clara Dillard and
Mrs. knoxic were chairman and
co-chairman and the Rev NJ
A. Lowe, minister.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-30
PRACTICAL NURSES
GRADUATES:

TUESDAY c1cnune June la. mt
the Northern llish school over
30 nur>c, received their ccrllfi.
cafes for Practical Nursing.
The program was interesting.
Miss Lillian Lind. r. y Of Henry
Ford Hospital va sthe director
and -ucsi speaker OF class 83
and 80 Nh, Melvin Thompson
was >oloisl All participants on
'hc program were warmly ap.
plaudcd Rev Kenneth Ferguson
gave the bcncficiion
Miss Vivian Evans and Mrs.
'thrlAtinc Davis and her daush.
ter Barbara are planning an
extensive tour IN Europe Satur
day afternoon a Bon Voyage par.
iv va, given them At the home
OF Mrs Porter billiard.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLLEGE PARK-Air cond., new
lge. 4-bedrm. house. CIR. 4-S161
MATURE LADY, to share with
same, small house in Hillcrest hts.
Conv. shop. trans. 735-79S7.
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ALEX. mr.. Cameron Station
bedrm. Cape Cod, $3.50.
GLEN FOREST-3-bedrm. rambler.
PINE RIDGE-3-bedrm. suburban
rambler, 1-acre lot. SlS5.
MUNSON HILL-3-bedrm split
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURM. TO RENT

ALEX.---2-bedrm. brk. semi. Din,
S139. SO. S-4424. TIE. 6-6S28.
ANNANDALE = 2-bedrm. rambler
ar cond: comfort. furn.. incl
It: scr. porch, bsSbe e; sA lee. lawn ST'
Sl65 mo. incl. utils. No lease
avail. now. FL. 4-7034.
ARL., N.-close-in. 2-bedrm. brk.
yd.. trees, pkg. Si35. IA. 7-6SS5.
ARLINGTON, n, Top ARIA bed.
rms, ga baths, very well fur
nlshed. air eondS., avail. 10 Aug,
yr. lease. 5000 mo. KE. S-5267.
BETH, mr.. NH Naval Hosp.-3-
bedrn; brk.. split-level,. 81 baths,
moo; Kit, rec. rm., nicely furn.,
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-BricK, 2
story can be used as 1 dwelling
unit OF. 2 apartments with sepa-
rate kitchens. Ideal for group or
Z congenial families. $500 mo.
70 see this week end. call Mrs.
FIG TfdHE sS WooDs. or AD' s-O424'
FRIENDSHIP-Handsome brick CO.
lonial house In excellent neigh
borhood. Near Nebr. ave. and War
rem st. NV. LIST floor den. powder
room. screened porch. End floor
has 4 bedrms;, 2 baths, bsmt..
rec. rm.. maids rm. and bath.
Private patio. $3.50 mo. for 2 yrs.
A.: c. HOUGHTON q SON, INC.
DI. 7-9O57 or OIL. 2-9474.
HEART OF SILVER SPRING"-
Close-in. 3 bedrms., 2 baths, 2
tirepls., sep. din. rm.. large kit,
bsmt. finished into huge rec. rm.,
maids rm., laundry rm., kit, bath,
SGD mo. nicely furnished
throughout.
THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000
EVANSVILLE HILLS-Lge. COM
pletely furnished Colonial, 4 bed
rms, sep: din, rm., GAIT. liv. rm.,
scr. porch, 81 cuff. deep freeze,
schools: sis5 mo. AP. 7-547S.
McLEAN-S300. children welcome,
Y acre, wood and stream. dead
p, c., walking distance 81.
Johns. Chesterbrook elem. school,
For information. call 356-S1O5
MT. PLEASANT, 1923 Oakwood
terrace n.w.-12-room det. furn
house or will sell with small down
payment. Call ewes. or Sun.
MT. PLEASANT ST., NEAR PARK
"a b.r.. 3 baths, Q liv. rms ii.
brary. 3 firepls., luxury furnishings
Suit. for diplomats or organiza.
tions. $3.50. BY appt. RE. 7-7766
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white. brick bi-level.
3 bedrms.. huge rec. rm. with
firepl.. liv. I'm. with firepl.. cleo.
kit, 2-year lease. S195. IA. =
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WESLEY HEIGHTS = 8 bedrms..
lots of entertaining space. Maids
quarters. Charming garden. Ca
rage. JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.,
REALTORS, Re. $1,000 or Re. s.
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HOUSES EuRN. 10 RENT
CONTINUED

NV, q mi. from White House)-
Beautifully furn- bedrmS., 3
baths. lge. din. rm.. TV. den, deep
freezer, washer, fenced yard 2-car
garage $500. ia. 9-9s41.
TAKOdA PIX, MD, III Elm ave.
Nice bungalow, 2-bedrm-. 1-bath.
trans. Inquire l12.
WESLEY HEIGHTS = 3 bedrms..
lots of entertaining space. Maids
rage. JAMES L. DIXON g., CO.,
REALTORS, Re. $1,000 or Re. s.
700.
WIS. AVE. AREA, near Sears
Small 3-bath. 3-bedrm., corner
brick. rec. rm., air cond., porch,
$3.50 mo. EN-. 3-7775.
HOUSES UMFURN. TO RENT
ALEX, near Cameron station = 8
bedrms., Ia baths, large equip.
kit. Full bsmt. SIPS month.
IA. 5000.
ALEXANDRIA, town house near
airport and Pentagon. Bashford
lane and Mt. Vernon blvd. area
3 bedrms., rec. rm.. S130 per mo.
Avail. Aug. l. XII. 9-159O.
ALEX.-WAYNEWOOD = 4-bedroom
house with equipped kit, at 3I2
Croton DIR. so. 5-3446.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Beautiful Diet. brk. home. Avail.
Aug. for long lease, 8 bedrms..
"a baths. scr. pch.. garage. Mrs.
Carter. EN-. 2-547S, BOSS q
PHELPS. INC, MA. $4,000.
ANDREWS FIELD AREA
NEW HOMES
Split-Levels
Ramblers
Bi-Levels
8 bedrms.. ia baths. full bsmt.
and rec. rooms. For information,
call RE. 6-9729. II am, to Z nm,
ewes. OIL. 2-2996.
ANDREWS AREA, 223 Woodland I'd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick RAM
bier. S125 mo. 301-UN. 1851.
ANDREWS AREA-NeW 3-bedrm.
rambler in Pleasant Springs, Nd.
Ideal yard, no traffic, Sl30 mo.
WA. 7-0777. RE. 5-8492.
ARL., N, Yorktown School area
hot-water heat. Garage. Laree
yard. Porch. Terrace. SlS5.
KE. 6-5S24 evenings.
ARL., N. = Close-in, 2 b.r., brk.
semi-det., bsmt., washer, pch., I'd,
trees. S135. ia. 7-6SS5.
ARL.-Lge.. white. bTick bi-level.
3 bedrms.. huge rec. rm. with
firepl.. liv. I'm. with firepl.. cleo.
kit. 2-year lease. S195. IA. =
ARLINGTON FOREST = 6-rm-
house, full bsmt., screened porch,
fenced yard. S135. JU. $4,000.
ARL., S.-3-bedroom semidet., re-
Gently redec., Ia blks. to all buses,
part air cond., gar. nice cor. lot.
$3.50. Can be shown from 60 on
Saturday, 90 Sunday, 3IOi a.
18th road. Arlington. va.
ARL.. NORTH-Extra special. Gus
tom built bi-level. 4 bedrms., den,
baths, rec. nm. Ultramodern
kitchen/br bar. Convenient
TO all schools. Now avail for long
lease: $3.50 mo. BENOIT g. AL
VAREz. REALTORS. KE. S-6677.
ARLINGTON, SIS bedrm., fun
bsmt., firepl. in liv. rm., Blk,
t n.ssss Navy Annex Sl2O' ia.
ARL., N. = 3 bedrooms, scr. pch,
rec. rm. Blk. to bus. $40 per
month. Vacant. Call IA. 1881.
BANCROFT REALTY. INC,
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ANDREWS FIELD AREA
NEW HOMES
Split-Levels
Ramblers
Bi-I,avelE

8 bedrms.. ia baths. full bsmt.
and rec. rooms. For information,
call RE. 6-9729. IL am. to q pm,
ewes. OIL 2-2Qa6.
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WIS. AVE. AREA, near Sears
Small 3-bath. 3-bedrm., corner
brick. rec. rm., air cond., porch,
$3.50 mo. EN-. 3-7775.
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AkL., n. = CIoSe-in, 2 b.r., brk.
semi-det.. bsmt., washer, pch.. I'd,
trees, Sl35 IA 7-6SR5
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NV, q mi. from White House,
Beautifully furn. 4 bedrms., 3
baths. lge. din. rn., TV. den, deep
freezer, washer, fenced yard 2-car
RaraRe 5000. ia. Q-aS4l
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TAKOMA PIX, MD, III Elm ave.
Nice bungalow, 2-bedrm. 1-bath.
kit, dining rm., liV. I'm. Near
trans Innuire 112
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
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ARL.. n, Yorktown School area
5 bedrms. and den. 8 baths. Oil
hot-water heat. Garage. LARGE
yard. Porch. Terrace. SlS5.
KE. 6-5S24 evenings.
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CALL KEN SMITH. 4s1-g1Oo

BEAUTIFUL Arm. bungalow with
I acre Of ground. 10 miles from
Wash. off Annapolis expressway.
Reasonable. For further informa-
ton call RA. 6-33S6,
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ARL., S.-3-bedroom semidet., re-
Gently redec.. Ia blks. to all buses,
part air cond., gar. nice cor. lot.
S120. Can be shown from 60 on
Saturday. 9-6 Sunday. 310l 8,
18th road, Arlington, Va.
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ANDREWS. AREA, 223 Woodland I'd :,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick RAM
bier. SIPS mo. 301-UN. 1851.
ANDREWS AREA-Nev 3-bedrm.
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ANDRIS

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ARLINGTON FOREST = 6-rm-
house, full bsmt., screened porch,
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HOUSES UHFURN. TO RENT
(CONIINUEDl

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Desirable To-
mod kit. $40 per- per mo. Cal Of.
4-0752 bet. 1912 am, II no
answer. contact SANDOZ. INC,
Nh T-I024
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FRANK s. PHILLIPS 1Nc
~ 1A4hA4EO, 4NC.
DI. Tall

BETHEsDA-MONTROsE = ONLY i
LEFT. Beautiful new brk. 3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath rambler. De luxe kit,
din. nm, rec. I'm. CT nothing
down or FILA. S22,750. 949-213I,
9. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
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HOUSES URFURM. TO RENT

ALEX, near Cameron Station = 3
bedrms., Ia baths, large equip.
kit. Full bsmt. SIPS month.
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REALTY. INC
OFFERS IN VIRGINIA

AkL., N. % bedrooms, scr. pch.,
rec. rm. Blk. to bus. $40 per
month. Vacant. Call IA. 7-s54l.
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WHEATON, KENsNGToN. SILVER
SPRING. ROCKVILLE-Several 3
3 and 4 bedrm. homes avail. Some
for immediate occupancy, some
with option to buy. "Call' or
write" 949-S44O. MANOVILL
REALTY CORP. 2516 University
blvd. West. Wheaton, Maryland.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17

Coulee Dam is $50 feet from bedrock to top.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17
Srorts Official
 Main Speaker al PKS Awards Dinner

Sportsmanship was the topic of talk given by Diamond l Jim" Brady, one of Alaska's | foremost sports officials, at the Palmer Elks-sponsored annual awards dinner held at the Elks home May 12. Known through out the state an an outstanding official in all sports, Brady has coached his company basket ball, volleyball and flag foot ball teams to several United States Army, Alaska champion ships.
 During the dinner, which was prepared by the Elks, who sponsor this anual event as one of their youth activity events, many awards were presented.
 Coach Cliff Jantz presented varsity awards to the follow ing cross-country participates; Fred Barnes, Henry Corbin, Andrew DeVries, Harry liar tung, Micky Petit, Ricky Pet tit, and Jack Snodgrass. Track and field awards went to Bar nes, DeVries, Wayne Eckert, Hartung, Gene Rumpell, and Stanley Smith.
 Jantz also presented varsity basketball awards to: Robert Fowler, Steven Curry, Noel Kopperud, Lynne Puddicombe, Morris Johnson, William Ku- cera, Royal Johnson, Eckert, and DeVries.
 Junior varsity basketball awards, persented by Coach Ron Larson, went to: Joe Pud- dicombe, Dave Bryant, Stan Tucker, Micky Petit, Richare Smith, Dee Woods, Steve Cook Jim Ehrhart, Jim Estelle, Ha Ingalls,, Dave Konickson, BiI Bohman, Smith and Hartung
 Cheerleader awards were presented by Dorothy Miller cheerleader sponsor. They wen to the following junior Varslt' chearleaders: Annette SchupF Marsha Spikerman, Linda La Rose, Helen Lokanin, Liz Sch reiber. and Sandy Moor. Varsity cheerleader award
 were presented to Barbar
 Lentz, Susie Marble, Ann Flow
 Ter. Scott Deming, Don Wilkel
 son, Carol Wilson, and Jani
 Hanks. Miss Hanks was mis
 tres-of-ceremonies at the bar
 quet.
 Parents of participating stt
 dents served the dinner.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17

QUESTION: 1 am receiving social security payments Il d have been told that I must file a report of my earnings each year with the Social Security Administration. If this is true how, when and where is the report filed?
 ANSWER: Anyone under age 72 who is reciving social security payments, and w h o earns over $1200 during t h e year must file a report with the Social Security Admins tration. The report m u st be filed within three months and fifteen days after the end of the taxable year. For m o t people, the report is due by April 18th.
 QUESTION: How old do you have to be to get social secur- ity disability benefits?
 ANSWER: There is no long CT any age requirement. Any worker who meets the defini- tion of disability in the l a W can be paid disability benefits if he has social security credit for at least 5 years of work out of the 10 years before his dis ability began.
 QUESTION: Do you pay for partial or temporary disabil- tiles?
 ANSWER: No, only t h o s ( disabilities which keep you from doing any substantial work and which are expected to continue indefinitely or re suit in death.
 For more information abou your Social Security, write to Social Security Administra ton, 20. Box 1881, Juneau.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17

Weisenberger, President of the Kiwanis Club of Palmer. The charter was presented to the new Kiwanis Club of South Muncie by Kiwanis Interna- tional President 1. R. Witthuhn of Milwaukee.
 Witthuhn characterized the event as "the attainment of an- other milestone in KiWanis' AT year history of growth and pro gress."
 He said that the circumstance of the Kiwanis Club of South Muncie receiving the number 5000 was a mathematical hap penstance. He characterized it, however, as "a happy =coincl- dence because Muncie, home ot the 5000th club, was selected as the most typical of American communities for a noW-ctass1e sociological study called Mid dletown'. ;
 Thai the 5o00th Kiwanis club should be established here" he said. proves that
 the most typical of American
 institutions. the service club.
 is today more vital than ever
 in the life of the typical Am
 erican community - Muncie.
 Indiana"
 Nearly 600 people attende' the special 5000th club charter ing ceremonies, held in the Bal State College Student Center Il Muncie.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17
WILLOW DANCE SET FOR SATURDAY

Members of the valley area are invited to attend the Will low Civic Club dance which will be held at the Willow Community Hall on Saturday, May 19. The event will begin at 8 pm. and during the eve ming a door prize will be awarded.
 Those planning to drive to the dance are informed that a new driveway and parking lot will add to the convenience of drivers.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17
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THURSDAY. MAY l7

THURSDAY. MAY F BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, Fl pm. EXPLORERS, Legion bldg, 7:30 pm. CAP SQUAD, Moose hall, 7:30 pm. AMERICAN LEGION, Legion hall, 8 pm. LEGION AUXILIARY, Legion hall, 8 pm.
 FRIDAY. MAY l9 HOSPITAL DIRECTORS, Hos pital, 8 pm. REBEKAH LODGE, Carp. hall, 8 pm. IO.O.F., Carp. hall, 8 pm. MVCCA BARGAIN STORE, Center bldg, 10 am. 4 pm.
 SATURDAY. MAY l9 MVCCA BARGAIN STORE, Center bldg, 10 am. 4 pm. WILLOW CIVIC CL U B DANCE, Comm. hall, 8 pm.
 SUNDAY. MAY 20 BUTTE FIREMENS' AUG TON, Butte fire hall BACCALAUREATE, Central gymnasium, 8 pm.
 MONDAY. MAY 2l KIWANIS CLUB, Grange hall, noon BETA SIGMA PHI, Members home, 8 pm.
 TUESDAY. MAY P CITY COUNCIL, City hall, 8 pm. LIBRARY BOARD, Palmer Lii brary. pm.
 WEDNESDAY. MAY 23 PALMER ELKS, Initiation, Elks home, 8 pm. BOY SCOUTS, LIDS. Church, p.lll. CARPENTERS LOCAL, Carp. hall, 8 pm.
 THURSDAY. MAY 24 BOY SCOUTS, Legion hall, ' pm. CAP SQUAD, Moose hall, 7:30 pm. EXPLORERS, Legion bldg, 7..30 pm. PIONEER GRANGE, Grange hall, 8 pm. UNIVERSITY or ALASKA, end of semester.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17
NEED EYE CARE

The National Eye Research Foundation estimates tn a t there are 50 million people in this country in need of ey e care. Most of these people will neglect their condition either through ignorance of the con seouences or an unwillingness to have their vision checked.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17
LOSING VISION

Approximately 50O,000 Anne ricans are slowly losing their vision because of glaucoma- and great number of these people are unaware of the dl- SedSe.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17
DON'T NEGLECT EYES

One of the main reasons we neglect our eyes is because usually there is no pain asSo- ciated with eye disorders and, because eyes do not ache like teeth, we assume there is no trouble present.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17
MORE OFTEN

The average American n his eyes examined only nee in five years-time enough for a serious eye affliction to de- velop
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17

l. R. wITTHUHN, MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, President of Kiwans International (igh the official charter to Paul Huntznge fD President of the organizaons 5OO0th cubSouth Muncie Indiana Center left Harry A. Young De ro Michigan last living founder of kwanis. Center rights D. Dean Rhoads Fort Wayne Indiana Governor of the Indiana Kwans District Charrng of the 5000th Kwanis club high point the organizations 47 history took place at special
 ceremonies Monday April 30 at Ball State College Stu dent Center, Munce Indiana.
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17

Kiwanis club number 5000 received it's charter recently, in Muncie, Indiana, according to word received here by John
The frontiersman., 1962-05-17

Look out for yourself or you'll probably never get iook-in.
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 Thursday. May l7, l9oZ

Cranes. unlike heron, ny with heads and necks extend ed.
, 1962-06-09
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from Tuesday,

Il ma vear two shall be appointed for terms of two years
and one shall be appointed for q term Of three years. AT,
ter completion of the initial staggered terms Of one ana
two wears, respectively, the members OF the Board snail
be appointed for terms Of three years, except that any
person appointed to fill vacancy occurring prior TO the
expiration Of the term for which his predecessor was
appointed shall be appointed only for the remainder
of such term. Each member shall serve until the appoint
ment and qualification Of his successor. Four members
shall constitute a quorum OF the Board.
ald) Ia addition to actual travelling expenses, each
member. but exclusive Of any employee OF the Federal
br insular governments, shall receive $1,000 for each day
or part thereof spent in the work OF the Board.
(e) Members Of the Board may be removed by the
Governor for cause.
rs n addition to the performance of its functions as
required BY this title, the Board shall perform such other
related functions as the Governor or the Government
Secretary may prescribe or as required by Federal law
Section .. Subtitle 4 Of Title 33 Of the Virgin Is
lands Code. relating to the Industrial Incentive Program,
is hereby amended and revised to read as follows:
SUBTITLE 4. Industrial Incentive Program
Chapter 2O1 Tax Exemptions
sSubchapter /. Declaration Of Policy
s 4OO1 Objective COntractural Nature
(a) The objective Of the provisions of this subtitle is
to promote the econmic development OF the Virgin IS
lands by offering Of certain incentives to the establish
ment or expansion of industries or businesses. 10 this
end Il is the policy Of the Government of the Virgin IS
lands that tax exemption and subsidy benefits be made
available for the promotion OF such industrial or bust
ness activities as may be determined will promote the
public interest by the economic development Of the Vir-
gin Islands, and the establishment or expansion OF
which require the stimulus Of such governmental assist
ance. Accordingly, it is hereby declared that IN the IN
terests Of the public welfare exemptions from payment
of certain taxes or fees and the granting Of certain sub
sides be allowed to bene6ciaries qualifying in accord
ance with the provisions hereof.
"(b In order to establish the incentive offered here
under on a firm, realistic basis, the Government OF the
Virgin Islands further declares that it considers each
order granting tax exemption or subsidy that may be
issued under the provisions Of this Subtitle as being in
the nature of a contract between the said Government
and the beneficiary, and that the Government shall not,
adopt any legislation impairing or limiting the obllga-
ton of such contract or which may defeat the provisions
of this Subtitle.
"c) The Department Of Commerce of the Virgin IS
lands shall promote the industrial incentive program