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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ABOVE MT. VERNON ON PKWY.
Quality homes cow. to so much
via this scenic drive. Avail. Sept.
PORTAL. SO. S-959S or SO. $500
ALEXANDRIA, Seminary Valley -
officer transferred, brick rambler,
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. OWNER
470S Surry pl., FL. 1896.
ALEX, SEMINARY VALLEY-Tm-
maculate 3-bedroom brick rambler,
ga baths, wall-to,wall Competing,
liv. rm., din. rm., 2 large air
conditioners. Fully equipped kitch-
en-. Finished bsmt. with large rec.
rm. Large screened porch. Close to
Cameron Station. Bus service one
block GI loan 4Haes or refinance.
OWNER, FL. 4-3S74.
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aILLWoOD-30 tall trees surround
this lovely Fails Church She'd
room. 2-bath Cape Cod. Large liv-
ing room, separate dining room.
convenient kitchen. large base
ment and garage. all in your
own park-like setting. Walk 70
schools. FHA appraised at S24. 900.
Can HU. 1-9I0O. BANCROFT
REALTY.
HOLMES Run ACRES > 4-bedrm
contemp., cow. TO schools. wood.
ed lot. swimming pool available
mid-twenties. OWNER. il. 4-27Sl
HOT ITEM-spacious and immaeu,
late brick rambler with every.
thing. Lovely corner lot. entrance
foyer, large living rm., dinin6
area. attractive kitchen with birch
cabinets, eye level oven anc
breakfast bar. 8 geDerous bedrms
master with priV&e BATH. full
bsmt.. beautiful big rec. I'm. S19.-
$50. HANSON HOMES. Realtors
HOUSE. DOWNTOWN WARREN.
TON, -VA.-lS rms, 4 baths. di.
yided into 4 apis. $40. 900. Y cash
Balance over 20 yrs. Apply P. o
Box 467, Warrenton, Va.
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New Hampshire Estates


PALMER PARK
Total monthly payment only 500
for this 3-bedrm.. 1ia-bath Colo
NAL with separate din. rm. and
fort.
RIGGS MANOR
owner will pay part Of settlement
charges for qualified person. II
you need only > bedrms. then see
this immaculate brick home with
firepl. and patio, also workshop
FLA appraised $4,000 with only
5000 down.
CHEVERLY
Modern bi-level with 3 bedrms., .
baths, separation din. rm. and
finished rec. rm. All cleo. kit.
and priced right at 100000. Con-
Venient terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
I'm 11fRR
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VETS, NO DOWN and approx. $50 a
a mo. ideal starter home with rec.
type bsmt., sep. din. rm., twin
size bedrms., storm windows.
fenced yard. mr.. schools. shop
ping and parkway and it's only
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HYATTSvILLE-Briek Cape Cod Of
the best construction. COW. loca-
ton to schools and transp. Liv.
in bsmt. and expandahle upstairs
Sl7.25O FHA appraised trades
considered. Call WA. 1887 til
HoMEowNER RIrY. CO.. INC.
JUST REDUCED $1,000 to Sle,-
$50. for this a-fAmtly brick in
choice West Hyattsville area. Com
plete separate unit Of liV. I'M.
bedrm.. large kitchen. plus rear
porcheS and separate furnaces,
Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT s. DA-
Wis g. CO. INC.
KENT FOREST - S395 dn. incl
settlement. immae 3 b.r. air
cond. Ia baths. fenced I'd, i'm
med. posses. call OWNER Dl. =
4445. ewes. WI. 2-7257.
KNOLLBROOK -4-b.r., lIa-bath,
brk Cape Cod w/rec- I'm, din. IN.
BIG HOUSE. SMALL PRICE"
Garage. Sl6,750. Call 5SS-7977.
D. L. BARNARD
LANDoVER HILLS, "WOODLAWN'
Assume CT loan. sew. -old brick
-eAAAD.NAs - bNAA ms 4 IAAAAos ~
paneled rec. rm.. gr2de-leVel bSmt.
Reduced for immed. sale to Sl6.-
$50. sos per mo. total payment.
Call JU. $1,000. Immed poss.
COLUMBIA PROPERTIES. INC.
LANGLEY PARK-Charming, s.
bedrm. brick amber. GE kit
fenced I'd. bsmt. blks. TO bus
and schools. FILA or VA. Sl6.a50.
HUGH T. PECK, REALTORS
1855 N H. Ave. he. 4-l700
LANHAM = Immaculate rambler
newly redec., 5 rms, III baths
parouet frs, carport, lge. leve
lot, walk to schools and shopping
Nothing On. GI. Only $3.50 On
FLA. Priced At Sl6.250.
SEABROOR ACRES. near NAsA -
New split-levelS and ramblers nov
open.
Prom SEQ. 600. Just min. from NASA
Lit.on Industries and IT. Meade
! Lee. NI-acre lots. FHA. CT OF
cow. financing.
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RIGGS MANOR
PALMER PARK

NEW LISTING-S6O0 down includ-
ing settlement charges, 500 per
mo. pays all, immaculate 3-bed-
rm. Colonial on Anchor fenced lot.
close to schools, shopping and
transp. Call now to see.
THE SAFEST THING ON EARTH
CAPITAL,
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CUSTOM BUILT for the most par

CUSTOM BUILT for the most par.
ticular. (Note) the room sizes 20
# liv. I'm. with firepl., kit. IA
#. 6 in. by II with dish washer
wall oven, surface range and col
ored appliances, 4 bedrms., 81
baths, LIST floor den. 26-ft. master
bedrm., with master dressing
room and full blue ceramic tiled
baths, full bsmt., with quality
construction. areas best buy at
S2S,5oO. Assume large loan. Trades
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD.

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY. FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S AP. 7-S0S0
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ANDREWS AREA. Broadview Es-
tates - Colonials. bi-levels and
ramblers. 3, and bedrms.. pa
and 3 baths. FLA and conven,,
tional financing. Open ! pm. til
dark. Directions: Out Branch ave.
to mi. past NARROW Heights
shopping center. right Keppler I'd.
at Pats Steak House. ) blks. to
open house. Call 24S-SS0S.
r. K. SMALL REALTY RE. $4,000
ANDREWS AREA-GI no money
dn.. S17.950. New brick rambler.
Lee. built-in cleo. kit. firepls..
full bsmt. Immediate possession to
qualified purchaser
VESTA REAL ESTATE
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ANDREWS AREA
RnSECpnFT PARK-IPaVin1 ar

z osEGRoFT PARK-Leaving area
Anxious to sell nke-new brick
rambler, 3 bedrms., 2k2 baths,
firepl. in liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
modern kit, family I'm. with slid
ing glass doors. Wall-to-wall car
pet and drapes. Level "a acre, AL
city utils. OWNER. CHI. S-42SS.
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PALMER PARK-We have 8 ma
sonry semiramblers ranging from
Sll.750 to Sl3,750. l with bSmt.
1mmed. occupancy. FLA or VA
terms.
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HILLS AREA-Attrac-
tive brk front. rancher, 2-ton air
cond. in liv. rfn., snack bar, wall
oven, surface range and disposal
in kitchen, 3 bedrf1s., full bSmt.
with den and partially finished
rec. rm., storm windows and doors,
beautiful lot, fenced play area
and swing set, off-street parking,
only $500 On FILA.
, 1962-04-03
AUTHORITY FOR SESSION
A PROCLAMATION
CONVEYING A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE
LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS

l. Ralph M, Paiewonsky, Governor of the Virgin Is
lands of the United States, by virtue Of the power vested
in me by Section I () Of the Revised Organic Act OF the
Virgin Islands Of the United States, approved July %,
1854, do hereby convene a Special Session of the Legis-
lature o fthe Virgin Islands, to be held at the Legisa-
tive Chamber, Senate Building, Charlotte Amaie, st.
Thomas, Virgin Islands at ZOO PM, Monday, October
%, 1861 for consideration of the following:
/. Nomination Of DR.. Pedro G. Sanchez as Commits
sioner of Education for the Virgin Islands.
2. An Act to Amend Act No. 755 Bill Nc. 1901
Fourth Legislature, Regular Session 1861, Act to Amend
Subcnapter VII, Section GIL, Title 3 of the Virgin Islands
Code, Relating to travel expenses Of appointees.
3. An Act to Provide an Appropriation for the
Payment OF the claim Of Johnnes Lennardt against the
Government.
4. Resolution to Ratify and Confirm the Accept
ance by the Governor of the Virgin Islands of Amend
ment No.. l to Grant Agreement offered by the United
States of America Covering certain improvements to the
Alexander Airport, St. Croix, Virgin Islands.
5. An Act to Provide an Appropriation for the Pay
ment Of the Claim Of Severino Guadalupe against the
Government.
6. Al Act to Amend and Revise Subtitle 4 Of Title
33 of the Virgin Islands Code Relating to the Industrial
Incentive Program and for Other purposes.
Z Resolution Approving the Preparation of a Com
munity Renewal Program for the Virgin Islands of the
United States and the Filing of an Application for a Fed
eral Grant to Assist in Financing its Preparation.
8. An Act to Provide Zoning and Subdivisions in
the Virgin Islands, and for Other purposes.
g. An Act to Create the Apprenticeship Council of
the Virgin Islands and to Fix its Powers and Duties: to
Create the Apprenticeship Division in the Department of
Agriculture and Labor and to Determine its Functions.
and to appropriate the necessary Funds for the ~effectua-
Ion of the Purposes OF this NcG.
, 1962-04-03


81. Thomas. u. S. Virgin Islands 1861
10. An Act to Provide for the Payment of Claim of
Juliette Georges-Fahie against the Government.
II. An Act to Amends Section 8 C) Chapter /, Title
8, Virgin Islands Code, relating to the composition of
the Virgin Islands Planning Board.
II. Resolution Approving the Filing of an Appli-
cation for an Urban Planning Grant to the Urban Re
neWal Administration of the Housing and Home Finance
Agency.
13.An Act to Amend Title 10, Section 279 Virgin Is
lands Code, regarding the Medical Assistance Fund.
IA. An Act to Provide Additional Appropriations
for the Government of the Virgin Islands, for the fiscal
year July /, 1861 to June 80, 1862 and for other purposes.
Is. An Act to Provide Additional Appropriations
from Internal Revenue Matching Single | ii Funds, for
the fiscal year July !, 1861 to June 80, 1862. and for
other purposes.
Is. An Act to Provide Additional Appropriations
from Internal Revenue Double LID Funds, for the fiscal
year July ], 1861 to June 30, 1862 andfo other proposes
IL. An Act to Amend Title 33, Chapter 3, Virgin
Islands Code, Excise and Gross Receipts Taxes.
18. An Act to Amend Chapter %, Title 81, Virgin
Islands Code, Relating to Public Works and Property, to
= vlue Tor reference for Residents in employment on
Public Works.
10. An Act to Amend Section "a, Title 20, Virgin
Islands Code, Relating to the Virgin Islands Housing and
Urban Renewal Authority.
20. An Act to Designate the Government of the
Virgin Islands as Local Interests" and to bind the said
Government to carry out and assume certain specific LA
bilities in connection with a Federal navigation project
for Christiansted Harbor on ST. Croix, Virgin Islands.
81. An Act to Authorize the Governor to reeonvey
to the Columbus Bay Corporation of St. Croix a portion
u land at Estate Montpelier, Northside Quarter B, St.
Croix, Virgin Islands.
%. An Act to Authorize the Governor to Grant Re
lief from payment Of the Gross Receipts Tax to building
contractors in ST. Croix for certain back periods.
%. An Act to Amend Title "a, Chapter ], Virgin
Islands Code, Fair Labor Standards Act, as Amended.
"a. Approval of rules and regulations to further
Implement and Clarity the Issuance of Bonds Pursuant
to Section 8 (b) of the Revised Organic Act of the Virgin
Islands, as amended, in accordance with Act No. 743
, 1962-04-03
Charlotte Amalie.
aEd Special Session

The Fourth Legislature Of the Virgin Islands re
convened in Formal Session pursuant to Call Of the
Governor Of the Virgin Islands, at 2:20 pm.
AUTHORITY FoR SESSION
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF VIRGIN ISLANDS OF H
UNITED TATES
Evening star., 1962-04-09
StocksLower;;
Tobaccos and
SteeIs Weak

NEW YORK, April 9 (AP).-
Tobaccos and steels were weak
as the stock market declined in
moderate trading early this
afternoon.
Losses stretched to 3 or 4
points among tobaccos and to
well over a point among steels.
Elsewhere in the list most
changes were fractional.
The increasing anti-cigarette
campaign abroad, capped by
Italy's ban against cigarette ad-
vertiSing jolted the tobacco
stocks.
Steels were depressed by re-
ports that incoming orders for
steel are not likely to show i'm
provement until fall and that
many companies have given up
hope for a general price in
crease this year.
In addition, the market was
said to be dampened by some
selling to meet income tax pay
ments with the deadline a
week from today.
Chemicals, drugs, nonferrous
metals and aerospace issues
also were mostly lower.
Prices we're irregularly lower
on the American Stock ex-
change in moderately active
trading.
Corporate bonds were mixed
Government bonds edged lower,
Evening star., 1962-04-09
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
Market AVERAGES
Compiled by the Associated Press
STOCK AVERAGES
BOND AVERAGES

70 10 10 10 10
Rails Ind. UtilS. Fgn. L.Yd.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
Steel Contract
Cuts Inventory
BuiIdup Rush

CLEVELAND. April 9 (AP) i.
of any strike threat
by a labor contract settlement
will take the boom out of the
second quarter and the bust
out Of the third" for the steel
industry. Steel Magazine said
today.
There will be no frantic rush
to build inventories, no need for
steelmakerS to operate ineffi-
cient facilities and no reason
for hedge buying Of foreign
steel" the metalworkers weekly
said. The resulting stability
will mean lower costs for every
body"
The magazine said a panel Of
SO top rank economists pre-
diets 1862 will be the best in
the nations history and the
good times will last at least
through the first quarter Of
1868.
Gross National Product will
be a respectable $3.50 billion,
they think, and much of the
economy'S strength can be
credited to the vitality of the
Woodworking industry" it
added.
Production scheduling isn't
easy for Steelmakers at present
because users are canceling
more tonnage than the mills
are booking, but despite cancel
ations, producers expect sound
quarter shipments to hold up
pretty well. steel said.
/ 1t points out the reasons for
this are three fold:
-Setbacks are limited large
ly to flat rolled products.
Automobile and appliance
manufacturers are enjoying
good sales and will use large
quantities of steel even though
they're trimming their inven-
tories.
ID e m a n d for construction
steel and tin plate is starting
to pick up seasonally.
/ Steel said ingot production
this week will be slightly lower
than the estimated 100000
tons produced last week.
The magazines price CON-
posite on No. l heavy steel
making scrap hit the lowest
level in Is months last week
when it dropped "a cents to
$3l.33 a gross ton.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
Du Pont Sales
Set Record

WILMINGTON. Del. April 8
APE. I. du Pont de Ne
mours g. Co.. Inc, reported to-
day its sales for the first quar-
ter Of the year set a record and
that good business was ex-
pected to continue through the
rest Of 1862.
President Crawford H.
Greenewalt told the annual
meeting that sales for March
alone exceeded 5000 million for
the first time in the company's
history.
Mr.. Greenewalt said that
while he expected earnings
from sales would show an i'm
,provement corresponding with
the saes record other factors
will make it difficult to i'm
prove our profit margin"
Some TOO persons, represent
ing about SO per cent Of the
Du Points outstanding common
stock. were on hand for the 40
minute meeting.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
COTTON

NEW YORK. April 0 (AP) Cotton
futures turned lower today following
early Steadiness. New Orleans and
spot house selling met mostly scale
down short covering.
A leading spot firm indicated that
cotton crop conditions were mixed in
Texas last week. Rain and cool soils
hampered field preparation and plant
ing in the central and eastern growing
belt. The weather was favorable in
the far west, with an estimated so per
cent Of the cotton acreage in California
and Arizona now planted. the survey
indicated.
Late afternoon prices were 10 to
- cents q bale lower than the pre-
yious close. May 34.35. July 34.75.
and Oct 1890.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
:cHIcAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. April (APD The grain
futures market split about evenly be-
tween firmness and easiness today in
rather slack dealings on the Board
of Trade.
There was q little aggressive buying
OF May and July soybeans but else
where the major support came largely
from an accumulation of speculative
orders at or slightly under the market.
bushei 81 midessi SSssr. May May = oss corn Sf'
lower to q higher, May S1.14k; oats
UNCHANGED to s. lower, May 69la; rye
is-b lower. May 81 29h; Soybeans
h-9G higher. May $2.50S.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
Contracts Awarded

Data Processing Services OF
Virginia. Inc. was awarded
Government contracts totaling
S32.270 in March, President
Robert T. Gerachis announced.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
Mortgage Granted

A 100000 mortgage loan
has been granted by Equitable
Life Assurance Society on the
warehouse at 43O-440 South
Pickett street in Alexandria. Va
Evening star., 1962-04-09
BresIer to Speak

William BresleT. president Of
Bresler Ice Cream Co. Of Chi
cago, will address the National
Independent Dairy Association
at the Mayflower Hotel tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
DIVIDENDS
By the Associated Press
METALS

NEW YORK. April (AP,.-Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Cop
per 81 cents a pound, Connecticut
Valley. Lead ga cents a pound, New
York Zinc 11i2 cents a pound, East
st. Louis. Tin l.24l4 a pound. New
York Foreign silver l.Oli2 per troy
ounce. New York. Pittsburgh scrap
steel No ! heavy was quoted by Iron
Age at 3l.00-32 90.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. April 8 tAPD.-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions by
principal dealers for April 6: Purchases
of 336. .S95 shares; sales OF 2S1.6e1
Evening star., 1962-04-09

Win bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com
panles. M- ex-interest. Certificates
st Stamped. f-Dealt in fiat. x-Matured
bonds, negotiability impaired by maturity.
nd-Next day delivery. cid Called. XIV
Ex wHHants. ww-With warrslEts.
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At Long Lost:
The Lowdown

show that a unique double ex-
posture" time schedule has been set
up. Each program in the 100-part
series will be aired twice each week.
day at 1880 and am.
The Columbia Lectures, designed
to provide adult audiences with a
knowledgable background for the
study of international affairs, will
be delivered by leading specialists in
world problems, majority of them
faculty members of the University
and it's regional Institutes of Russia,
East Asia, Europe, Africa, etc.
The series will kick off with a
lecture by Zbigniew Brzezinski, as
sociate professor of public law and
government, on Stresses Within the
Communist Bloc"
BEAUTIES, BLOSSOMS: Channel
rs public spirited officials are once
again involved in the annual prepa-
rationS for two of the stations ma
jor Springtime endeavors. They're
currently conducting search for
Miss Summer Jubilee of 1862, the
young lady who will be Washington's
official hostess during that upcom-
ing season. The winner will be
chosen on a special Invitation to
Washington program April IA. Doff-
ing her 1861 crown on that date will
be Jane Patten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
.. G. STUDIOS
BY BONNIE ALTMAN

BY BONNIE AIKMAN
The hard truth about the Old
West, sans frills, excess gun powder
and OUTSIDE heroS. will be offered to
Washington viewers beginning today
when Channel Z starts a new Is
week history series on the American
frontier. It's titled The Western Way
and will be aired Sundays at 1870
am.
Credits for this long overdue re-
port go to the University of Micni-
gan, which produced the show, and
former Michigan faculty member
Mel Snortum, who will act as host
and historical interpreter.
Professor Snortum believes this
objective approach is a fascinating
one in that. and we quote him, "the
facts contributed to the development
of the Nation and our democratic
ideals and their impact led to the
development of the Western myth
and the powerful symbol of the West
to which we subscribe"
ALSO ACADEMIC: A second lead
ing college about to contribute to the
cultural climate of television in the
Nations Capital is Columbia Uni
versity. Beginning April 2. Channel
will air the ambitious, timely Co.
lumbia University lecture series on
international studies. So important
does the station consider the new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-25
CONTINUED


ing three sons, the eldest II, and Paar
a daughter about the same age.
Both served in World War II,
Carson as an officer in the Navy and
Paar as an Army sergeant who drove
officers out of their minds.
There the similarities end.
Carson is man who gets along with
everybody-especially the press and
Ed Sullivan-has never walked off a
show in his life and has no Rookie
friends.
Nor has he ever drawn eight-column
headlines, as Paar did with the walk
out and his Berlin shows.
Carson and Paar actually have one
other thing in common-both are going
into strange TV territory for them.
Paar will present an hour-long show
from 10 to II pm. every Friday for
NBC, starting in mid-September. He
doesn't know yet exactly what he will
do, although he says lit will be some
thing like I've been doing"
Carson explains that I'VE will be
starting with clean slate, and we
have no idea what we'll be doing. We
don't even have our formal set"
Paar says Carson is starting "at a
higher salary than I'm finishing with"
One reliable trade source reports
Paar now earns about $500, 1000 year
and will make fives times that-$l.5
million for IS shows-next season.
Carson says he will try to present
AN interesting, entertaining and pro-
vocative" show.
Take note of his order of things in
that list.
With Paar the provocative paid off
handsomely. He not only kept the NBC
cash registers ringing, but drew such
guests as John F. Kennedy and Rich
ard M. Nixon.
Not bad, as Paar says, 'for a bow
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-17
Class Officers
Elected In Sidney

Glasses in Sidney High School
have completed the election of
officers for the current school
year.
Senior class officers are Presi-
dent, Jerry Petersen; Vice Presi-
dent Roberta Hall; Secretary
treasurer, Gordon Simard; Asso-
ciated Student Body Representa-
tives, Carol Wick and Kenneth Nc
Donald; Recreation Council, Mike
Little and Paula Strom.
Junior class officers are Presi-
dent, Dan Kemmis; Vice Presi-
dent, Dick Williams; Secretary
treasurer, Lee Hanson; Ash. Re
representatives., Jane Little and
Larry Weber; Recreation Coun-
ell, Ray Hartman and Karen Ruff
fatto.
Sophomore officers are Presi-
dent, John Welnell; Vice Presi-
dent, Georgane Ellington; Secre-
tary-treasurer, Sheri Lewis; AS.
b., Duane Peterson and Shirley
Johnson; Recreation Council
George Mielke and Barbara Badt
Freshman officers are Steven
Williamson, President; Jan Quill
ing, Vice President; Robert Nc
Chesney, Secretary; Mary Ellen
Harper, Treasurer; Tawnea Ia
dow and Marvin Eicholtz, Ash;
Richard TuOtt and Bill Harper
Recreation Council.
The Sidney herald., 1962-10-17

st. Matthew's Catholic Church
in Sidney was the scene Of a
wedding Sept. % at 200 pm.
when Mary Victoria Vallejo, dau-
ghter of MIR. and Mrs. Pablo VAL
lejo, became the bride of Robert
DeWayne Herbst, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Basil Herbst of Sidney.
The double ring ceremony was
read by Rev. Thomas Powers in
front of the altar, which was de-
corated with white gladioli. Pet
Marman played the nuptial music.
The bride, escorted by her
father, wore a white linen sheath
with a lace overskirt and chantilly
lace jacket. A crown of pearls
and Aurora borealis held her ell
bow-length veil of illusion net.
She carried a Royal Orchid and
lily of the valley corsage on her
prayer book.
Angelina Vallejo, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor and Ida
Mae Henbst, cousin of the groom,
was the bridesmaid. They wore
blue dresses with a Maline braid
and Aurora matching headpieces
They carried colonial bouquets OF
American Beauty Rosebuds and
white baby NUNS.
William Vallejo, brother of the
bride, was best man and Dor
MERCER, a cousin of the groom
was an attendant. All wore dark
suits. Ushers were Gary Herbs
and Xavier Vallejo.
Mrs. Vallejo wore a rose lace
dress with matching accesSorie
and Mrs. Herbst wore a nav.
blue dress with white accessories
Both mothers wore corSages o
white baby mum.
The wedding reception wa
served in St. Matthew's schoc