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The frontiersman., 1963-04-25

Judy Carl, formerly of Wasil- la high school and the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jack Carl of Houston, was married at morning mass ceremony at St. Michaers Church in Palmer on Saturday morning, April 20.
 The groom is Staff Sergeant Schooner of the U. s. Air Force at Elmendorf Air Force Base.
 The bride was dressed in a white lace over taffeta floor length hooped gown. Her veil was a nylon net lace caplet, shoulder length. Her bouquet was of white carnations on a white prayer book.
 The groom and best man were in Air Force uniform.
 The brides attendants were Miss Jane Linnebur, maid of honor, and Janet Michaelson and Jackie Linnebur, brides maids. Miss Linnebur was at tired in lilac ballerina length gown with white lace hat and accessories Miss Michaelson was dressed in a yellow net ballerina gown with white hat and accessories. Miss Jackie Linnebur wore blue nylon ballerina gown, white hat and accessories.
 Assisting the groom were the best man, squadron friend of the groom Dick Carl, and Jack Carl, Jr.
 After the wedding, a recep- ton was given at the Palmer Grange hall. Approximately 150 people enjoyed a bountiful buffet luncheon and other re- treatments. After the meal, g record player provided music for the dancing, and the testl- val lasted for hours.
 The bride and groom left al four in the afternoon for short honeymoon in Talkeetna They plan to live in Anchorage while MT. Schooner is in the service.
 
 The Willow Civic Center k the place where the big May Pole dance will be held on May
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25
HouSfon- Willow News.
By Kelly Palmquist

The Joe Reid family returned from Kentucky to their home stead east of Willow on the Mine Road last week and are glad to be back.
 
 The Bryant Buffers left their homestead at Tvelve-Mile Lake recently for the state of Wash ington.
 Another return to the con- munity after a three-year ab- sence was made by Sonny Holl- ingsworth and family. At pre- sent the Hollingsworths are looking for homestead loca- ton.
 Forest Richey and family also have returned to Willow from Mexico, where they visit ed for the winter.
 The Mt. Mckinley bus line has extended it's route from Willow to Sunshine for daily services.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25
MvCCA-LlONS CLUB
 AUCTION POSTPONED

The street auction to be sponsored jointly by the Pal mer Lions Club and the Matan- uska Valley Crippled Child ren's Association has been post. poned to Saturday, May l8, it was announced today.
 Proceeds of the auction will go to MVCCA. Dropoff points for donations remain the same as previously announced-the former barber shop location in the Ehrhart Building, Thrifty Variety, and the quonset hut next to the fire station in Was fila.
 Arrangements to have contri- buttons picked up may be made by calling Mrs. Doris Simpson at Fl 5-402l or Mrs. Shirley koslosky at PI 5-3944.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25
ODD FELLOWS PLAN ASSOCIATION

Grand master Guy Mayfield, Walla Walla. and grand secre- tary Kenneth R. Jones, Tacoma, of The Grand Lodge of Wash ington and Alaska, will be in Anchorage at the Odd Fellows Temple April 26 and 27 to as sist in organizing The South central District Odd Fellows Association. Lodges participat- ing will be Seward Az, Pal mer, Northern Lights, A-10, and Anchorage AS. Juneau
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25
<iwanis Minstrel Show Goes Into Final RehearsaIs

Variety acts with a nostalgia Showboat flavor will be fea-. tured in the 1863 Palmer Xii wanis minstrel show, general manager Emil GanschoW said this week. There will be two performances, both at Central school auditorium on Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4, at 8:30 pm.
 Ed Smith and Harold Steph- an will play their traditional end-man roles of Sambo and
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25

and Ketchikan Lodges are sending representatives.
 There will be a kick off pot luck dinner, served by Gnu zach Rebekah Lodge, begin ming at 6:30 Friday evening, followed by an open meeting of all Odd Fellows and Rebek- ahs. There will be a full day of events Saturday, with both degree work and business plan ned. All Odd Fellows are urg- ed to attend. This will be the first Association in Alaska.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25

Rastus, and Charles Marsh will be interlocutor. Instrumental and vocal selections will be in- cluded in the show, also novel, ty dance acts.
 Tickets for the show are now available at Koslosky'sr Betty's. and Ketchikan Spruce Mills. Reserved seat tickets are g each, while general admission for adults is $l.50. General ad- mission for students and chil- dren is 75c.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25
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Thursday. April 2s BOWLING BONQUET, Moose hall, 2 pm. BOY SCOUTS, Legion bldg, 2 CAP. SQUAD, Moose hall, 7:30 pm. NORTHLAND PIONEE R GRANGE, Grange hall, 8 pm.
 Friday. April 2s i MUSIC FESTIVAL, Anchorage LITTLE LEAGUE MEETING, Central school cafeteria, 7::30 pm.
 Saturday. April 27 MUSIC FESTIVAL, Anchorage SCHROCK ROAD COMMUN- ITY CLUB, Hartner's, 8 pm.
 Sunday. April 28 SINGSPIRATION, Church of God, 3 pm. A, Mile 60, Glenn Highway, 2 pm.
 Monday. April 2s MEA DIRECTORS, MEA board room, 8 pm. KIWANIS, Grange hall, noon
 Tuesday. April 90 LIONS CLUB, Frontier cafe, noon
 Wednesday. May M. V. Chamber of Commerce. Frontier cafe, noon A, Mile 60, Glenn highway, 2 pm. BPO ELKS, Elks home, Bpm. BOY SCOUTS, LIDS Church. 8 EXPLORERS, LIDS Church, 8 pm.
 Thursday. May 2 BOY SCOUTS, Legion bldg, 2 C. A. P. SQUAD, Moose hall, 7:30 pm. AMERICAN LEGION, Legion bldg, pm. LEGION AUXILIARY. Legion bldg, 8 pm. M. V. SPORTSMEN. Grange hall, Bpm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-27
AIgerions
Battle for
New Era

Since gaining our indie
pendence, the war in Algeria
has just begun" said Syhir
Mospefai, governor of Alge-
ria's Central Bank, at a re-
ception given last night at
the Shoreham Hotel by AL
geria'S new Ambassador to
the United States, Cherif
Guellal, and visiting Minis
ter Of the National Economy,
Bachir Boumava.
THE struggle to gain edu-
cation. Jobs and higher living
standards for our people is
the real b attle," explained
the articulate young Arab,
who has never married "out
of devotion to his country's
financial problems"
To further this cause, he
and his five fellow delegates
honored at the $50 buffet
have been busy getting pri-
vate American investors to
participate in a mixed" AL
gerian economy. They are
here to attend the annual
board meeting of the Inter-
national Bank for Recon-
Struction Development and
the International Monetary
Fund Monday through Octo-
Der 4.
Also feted were representa-
tives of several humanitarian
organizations which helped to
sustain Algeria in the period
between colonialism and full
independence, including the
Red Cross, Medico, the Inter-
national Voluntary Service,
American Friends of the Mid
east, the United States Ma
tional Student Association
and Food for Peace.
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Society-Home
John, Jr.,
Own PONY

John F. Kennedy, ir., has
cornered his own pound of
horseflesh.
The interest In horses is
well known with his mother,
the First Lady, and his sister
Caroline. 1t may have rubbed
off on him.
The son of the President,
almost 3, has been presented
his own beast Of burden.
The gift Of the small pony
comes because of the Presi-
dents trip to Ireland. 1t was
presented to young John by
Ireland's President canon
de Valera. The pony was de-
scribed by White House
spokesman as being a breed
called Conn m a a. 1t has
been described as a very
small pony with a long shay
gy name and tail and brown
ish in color.
Johns new proud possess
sion arrived in New York
City by ship yesterday and
was brought to Washington
in the same all horse
trailer used for Caroline's
two ponies.
Late yesterday afternoon,
the pony was transported to
the Atoka tVa.) fam of the
KennedyS. The spokesman at
the White House could not
divulge the sex or the name
of Johns new pet.
Caroline owns two ponies,
Macaroni and Tex, presented
to her by the Vice President
from one Of his Texas
ranch les. These ponies are
usually stabbed at the Ken
nedy estate in Virginia, but
often are seen on the south
lawn of the White House
where they entertain Caro-
line and her friends.
Caroline already has
shown a tendency to follow
in her mothers footsteps as
a horsewoman. She rides
we'll and alone and has per-
formed in several Virginia
horse shows.
Mrs. Kennedy's favorite
horse is Sardar, a bay gelding,
presented to her by Pakistan
President Ayub Khan.
The spokesm at the
White House has said that
she has never seen John,
jr., ride alone on a horse
but "he has ridden many
times with his mother and he
seems to love it."
1t has been reported that
two reindeer have been sent
to Caroline by the Irish Pres
ident but to date there has
been no announcement of
their arrival.
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ADVERTISEMENT
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Juniors Day and Date Fashions
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Costumes eomporobe $40 500 double
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O selection thrill O juniors heart!
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Membership Tea

Mrs. Gerald Eppner will be
hostess Tuesday at the men,
bership tea Of the Arlington
Fairfax Chapter Of Hadassah.
The tea will be held at her
Alexandria home.
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Misses, Wonoen's Dresses
COMPARABLE Values S25 and $50 w

Woods woods woods! Brightly coou woods in such f!otterne
hue as rouge red cranberry red Colds blues and OF
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black blue You'll II 20 and
women l4l2 to 22R Two styles 20 to AZ.
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Sports Shop Coats, Suits

The soueu do without these days peosiney
Appreciation priced Come pick feneh opuose coot hots
weoherwise good looking Illuminated tweed pGened
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that to din1peweove plush.
o no. Of nEi o imported rs)
SUITS have that dash for ensemble red
black wool with self oveboue ribbed double knit wool
jersey black French blue with
SKIRTS SWEATERS GAORE Skirts Ane wrop sheath peoted
wool bouce hoPsone flannel pd weed Sweaters codeon
jackets and hooded styles Shaker and Shetland type and
blends ntorsos teodop stitch and bue fall palette Of oo
Comparable Values Sl3 to Sl8 $40
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FARMS
icoNrINuEpl
CHARLEs II. IAMISON

$50 A. ESTATE, IL rm. center
hall, fieldstone manor house, con-
structed 1897. compl. remodeled,
new oil h.w.h., ~ rm. fieldstone
house, constructed 1898, 3 excel.
mod. tenant houses, large mod.
dairy operation, several horse
barns, adjoining former training
tract, 5000 II. landing strip,
fertile productive Buck Co. silt
loan, $50 acres alfalfa and hay,
gently rolling land traversed By
2 mile I'd, frontage, 35 mi. BALTIC,
cash. taxes 500 Der mo.
1872 A.--6-rm. house, running wa
ter, elec.,. phone. Huge .40-cow d,
C.. dairy barn, 2 other Ice. barns,
misc. farm bldgs, fertile land,
mile OF river frontage, mile bard
change, 3s mi. d. c. S245 per a.
1a2 A.--6-rm. semimod. masonry
home, barn, 2 silos, Diekerson-
Sugarloaf area. $3.50 per q,
265 A.--Antebellum mod. s-rm.
stone house, mod, 5-rm. tenant
hluse. 30-eow dairy barn. lease
$4,000 annually. adjoining town
q Poolesyillee, = mi. hard I'd,
AiunLahNs IObu PCT ~
40 A.--7-rm. frame house, Ice.
barn, frontage 2 hard rds. S45,-
34,5 A. = Acc Boyds area, hlgh
scenic. plateau. good Groom Cape
God, sc. liv. rrn,, din. rm., mod.
kit, 3 bedrms., bath, full bSmt.
o;h.-y h. Horse and cattle barns,
silQ, BLUEGRASS sod, streams, half
mile hard road frontage. % mi.
d. c. $4,000, terms.
, Arm. house, new oil heating
plant, Ice. bath, new alum. sidinE,
huge porch, horse barn, stream.
M. dual hwy, mr.. ClarksburR In
terehange. rs mi. d. c. sol $50.
3 A;-5-rm. log cabin with 1858
refinements, heat, bath, cleo. and
phone. Sl1,e50, terms, $4,000.
CHARLES H. JAMESON
Realtor
POOLESVILLE, MD
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SECURITIES BLDG.

T20 18th ST. NV.
Entire floor, 5000 square feet,
prestige building In heart Of N.
nanelal district. Available lmmed.
lately AZ very reasonable rental,
Desirable smaller area also avail
b,i ,sss, e4alnloMMIs qrisr ,ss q Nj.
co, INC. 2aS-70O0,
sILyER srRfNo-oa. ave-, up 10
SSiiiSeSss. sitvER SPRING f REAL NJ
INC. ~. b-3S5p, JU, e-ti4l
SILVER sPhlNq, seb3 Georgia
floor, auto. elevator, front and
rear side entfAnceE, individual or.
fees or suites Plenty OF public
parking. Rent rcas, Call hss-Off0
ask iof MIR. pEMMtLL or call IN
person A. S0bb oeorEia ave.
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PrevieWs,
Inc.

The Nationwide Marketing Services
1918 Walnut 81, .Phla.
PE, hslfO0
coUNTY-ePAcfoUs
OLD HOME with deep boat haf.
stairs 1 rooms upstaiTs 6sihs
Laree shade trees. Attractiyeiw
modernized About Z acres. m.
eellent value. see 400. CAPT. n
white stone. Va.
Continued % Next PassJ
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
leoNIINuEpl
A. A. COUNTY

w II I1II AtNI4N 7
175 FEET ON WATER WITH
LARGE PIER, bulk-head, mod. g.
bedrm, rambler, lge. liv. Tm. 2sx
10 .w/firepl., family rm. 27xt5,
mod. kit, din. rm. area, bath,
basement w/auto. washer and
STy s bsaa SaiTpOr sSru eyer a nsG Sns
trees, outside patio w/barbecue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
J. B. Waters & Associates
Main and Branch offices open Sun
day and all weekdays except Wed.
Prince F5sderiek. Ys.

IMAGTNE!-Over mile OF Water-
i front, cs5sss I l.. b6sy. very
~ hrs. from wash. over 5000
road HUDSON REAL ESTATE
Co, uN. 4.lhlb and uN. 4-1l7i.
LARGE HOUSE on Patuxent River.
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BAY REALTY OFFERS
EVERYTHING
You need In a home. 4-bedrm. brk
home. liv. rm. with firepl., din
with firepl. and bar, full bsmt
and laundry rm., 2 screened
porches in desirable waterfront
community. Only sls.500.
WATERFRONT
Immaculate. bedrms.. double liv
rm., Ice. din. rm.. kit. huge open.
Air liv. area, screened. pier FOL
lge. boat, S23,950.
4 BEDROOMS
In South River community, llv
rm. with firepi., 2 baths, full
beach PRIVILEGES, in perfect eond.
S13.o50.
LARGE FENCED LOT
Close to water, 2 bedrms. anc
nursery n you need IL, oil heat
etc. Oar. Neat as a pin. $3.50.
BAY REALTY co.
Edgewater, Nd, Rte. 2l4. Mayo Rd
OPEN EVERY DAY TILL DARK
sW. s-3232 Ewes, CO. s-2B5I
BEAUT. 8 -ACRE KNOLL w732C
~. on water. loo. 80 min. from
Wilson Bridge at mouth Of Mat
tawoman Greek and Potomac
River. Good harbor, deep water
not cheap. Blu. 3-226J.
BOAT MARlNERs - Restaurant
seating so people, air cond., Siol
machines. approx. 30 boat slipi
on well-proteeted, deep creek
Paved road 10 water Compl. with
modern s-rm.. 2-story house, 3
furn. cottages, lge, Coast Guard.
approved FISHING boats and
small outboards. Priced 70 sell
with attractive terms. Call Mr.
s6 6HEnsi n %hFRSsI[ANib ;St REALTY
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
BRooMEs IsLAND-smAll eottag,
near river. about l acre rich land
excel: for summer use or TO fix W
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS = 4-bedroom
view OF Bay. Attractive rustls
interior with large stone fireplace
Sale, furnished. $4,000.
DAREs BEAcH-l adioininE lots,
4gxgO II. each. WIN sacrifice for
PATUxEsNT RIVER - % acres.
l.OOO-ft. frontage on river and
cove, 3 houses now rented, 2
piers. Outstandine development rs
marina. waterfront trailer park.
restaurant. Can be easily ~
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
1000 ACRES-On ChetApeake Bay.
AcREs-on Chesapeake Bay.
is AGGRESSION Chesapeake BaY.
81 AcREs-on PataSent River
COVE PoINT-New redwood Cape
Cod, bedrms., modern electric
Kitchen. bath, Dashboard hot. water
heat, 2 nice lots with shade trees
ana holly, sl3,50o, about one
CHESAPEAKE BAY FRONT - An
unusual opportunity, 0-bedroom
cottage and new, modern l-bed-
I'm. cottage with Z lots IN quiet
Bay community Use one and en-
10Y excellent rental income from
large eottaae, All for only $4,000.
which includes turniahinga,
DARE6 BEACH-Modern e.bedrm
NVAAMMNf WY uNnAf NlNMfNaINnEEu
heat, mod. KIT. and bath, 1880.
soLoMoNs-Invsatment income op-
portunity, TO- bedrm roomina
house on water. pvt pier, deep
water anehorage, ,00O. Sunday
and all weekdays except wednet-
DAY.
PATuxENT RIVER. near Sheridan
Point--New Masonry rambler. 9
bedrms., lge. Nv. fm,. din, area,
W.. rm,, moo. ~. bath. fun
cond., IN Epotlest condition, sa.7brl.
only 81 800 cash required.
cow POINT bedfms. cottage
mod, Kit. bath. fireplace, 9
porches. block from Bay. with
nice water view. wen furnished.
]. B. Waters g. Associates
Prince FREDERICK. Nd.
Phone 2iA and ass
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location. ConV.
TO d. c. 1000 50. IT,, consisting
OF SCI rooms, with center plan.
Reasonably priced 949-647s. MR..
KENNEDY. MANOVILL REALTY
CORP, REALTORS.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
(coNTlNUEDl

CHESAPEAKE RANCH ESTATES
949-777O ToWNHoUsE PROP.
CLARkSBURG, on Maryland 1855,
; min, from AEc-l0 finished lots
IN subdivision, county approved.
VIII subordinate to builders. Rec
reation area with stocked lake.
trails and facilities for horses.
Available TO lot owners. For in
formation contact LARRY HELLE,
30l --DI. 9-36b2.
COBB 1SLAND-Near water, a real
retreat, year-round living. 6-SIX,
that is. lots. $1,000. You
guessed III Only at
ADERHO REALTY CO.
w. Cecil breckenriuge
Blu. 3-2l63 301-RI. 3-295l|
CoLESvILLE AREA-Over an acre
In this level lot. electric, city
t ssSss. cl Rfy IA. a. '7EssSs4 $4,000
DESIRABLE ACRE LOT in Green
wood Farms, howard County. Area
Of lovely homes. Call OWNER, OR,
DULLES AIRPORT AREA
80 acres on Rt IS, adjacent to
Airport Road. $4,000.
MCLEAN VA. AREA
2 acres, beautiful view long 'front.'
age on paved road. $500.
LAKE BRITTLE
35 miles from Washington, lake
sac tracts 10 acres or more.
sos HEWE SSd4sr g S StaascH "a 4 s soTTss.
NV. S.77l4 or JE. 2-SSs2
ELLIcoTT NV, Z, OF CONN, AVE.
81 f $50 70 @'OS o o'O suS ss MT
RE. 7-2l60 CALCARA OIL. 2-l9S7
Full Brokers Commission
ESTATE LOTS in beautiful horse
country. One to seven acre build
ing sites In nearby VIRGINIA, 80
minutes TO downtown Washlngton.
priced from S5,000-S10,0O0. Ex-
eellent financing, For more in
inc, REALTORS 4Si-soo 6NoS''
FAIRFAX COUNTY, close INT.
acre wooded lot, Mr., Shirley hwy.
300 With $500 down. CALL
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
FAIRFAX CO.--3O acres in direct
path Of development mr.. West
Springfield Golf Course, Burke
Lake, intermediate schools and
churches. Adjoins residential
planned community, Approx. 900
roads. OWNER, FL. 4-s62i.
F,AIRsE IRA. Lee Msnor1BeG
ing. 10000 50. II. in desired res
idential area. City water, 81, 500
cash, By OWNER only. IA. T.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Is,535 So.
IT,, compl, bldg. lot incl. all i'm
RE Ons cS Ss Phone Sa D gf s.sssG9sA add
FINISHED LOTS with 5, and ",
Terms. LARo Assoc. 654-24s5.
FORT WASHINGTON RD.-& acre
corner lot, $500 On. and terms.
Must sell. RE. $3.50.
GAITHERSBURG AREA-l acre To-
8 acre lots. From $1,000. terms.
r. L. SMITH, Realtor GA. 4-7711
GAITHERsBURG-2-acre lot with
4-rm, frame house, $4,000.
LOUIS z, sWEADNER, Broker
oAITHERsBURd. Nd. wi. 5000
GOSHEN ESTATES
Beautiful Ia 10 5 acre estate sites
In rolling countryside area. Lots
clear, some with trees and stream.
a community for individually de-
signed homes. Convenient 10 Acc,
90 min, from Bethesda. Priced
from S4,660. Terms.
OLNEY-2k acres, lovely wooded
Excellent Investment
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ACREs-Private country ioca.
ton, I-room frame house, bath,
,hhds tree, Ideal for week ends
e 3 " SpSg ER'i SSos.S tsIE,
ya, Phone $50 weekdays if6
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ACROSS PROM NEW suPER
otANT--New building. 2nd-floor
front, approx. 1900 sa. H., In 2
adjacent suites, at So per "a. H.,
incl. heat air cond, and janitor,
Pvt. parking immed, occupancy.
GEO. w. ROnERrSoN, REALToR
5N3d Wis Ave. OIL, 2-2i2a
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BUYS

YOU NEVER REGRET
IN THE oALEsvILLE AREA. near
home home In M ex SSlT eondition with III
all large rooms w/larRe private
entrance hall. HAS liV. rm., din.
rm., mod. kit, 3 bedrms. and bath.
gar. and outbldg. Oil heat; Sl3.500