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ed cut, come originally from these organizations and from individuals, as we'll as from the staff of the Department. The Board will consider each pro- posal on it's merits and in the light of comments received by the deadline. April Is.
 Any person may present his comments on the proposals or ally at public hearing to be held by the Board in Juneau on April 20. Those who are unable to appear in person may mail their comments to the Board at Juneau in addition to appear ing at Advisory Committee meetings which will be held throughout the State in the next month. Mailed comments must be received in Juneau by F noon on April Is to be con- sidered.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11

gage-smasher was an timer by the name of Bill Hammer.
 A few days before Thanks giving, he handed me sack. The tag said, With comple- ments and a happy Thanksgiv- ing from the Anchorage Elks Lodge" Inside the sack we found full-grown live rooster.
 The day before Thanksgiv- ing, 1 prepared for the execu- tion of the rooster. Taking him by the legs, 1 laid his head on a block of wood, and with blow of the axe, off it came. While was walking back to the sec tion house to bleed the bird, shouts went up from the Frau and the children.
 Looking back, I noticed our young son following me with his sisters large teddy bear. He had chopped off the head and was bleeding the bear by shak- ing out the sawdust and excel Siori
 LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON!
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11
Holy Week, Easier Services pI anned 'Af Sf. Michae|'S

Holy Week and Easter ser vices scheduled for St. Mich aePs Catholic Church in Pal mer will include mass in com moration of the Lords Supper at 6 pm. tonight, followed by Alteration of the Biased Sac rament at the Alter of Repose from 2 pm. until midnight.
 Tomorrow, Good Friday. from l2 noon to 3 pm. there will be silence and private meditation in honor of the Az ony and Death of Our Lord, with the Way of the Cross from 2::45 until pm.
 Liturgical commemoration of the Passion and Death of Our
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11
" WaSiIIa News N oteS
By Jane Browne

The Wasilla Advisory School Board and the Wasilla P.TA held joint nomination and cleo ton of officers last Monday evening in the Wasilla Elemen- tary school cafeteria.
 Robert Vroman was re-elect. ed to serve on the Advisory board with Ken Gillow and May Carter.
 New officers elected to serve the Wasilla P.T.A. are as fol- lows: president, Mrs. Jennie Edwards; vice president, MT. J. Hendrlckson, secretary, Mrs. Rose knutson; and treasurer. Mrs. Bunny Carson. Following the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Rideout's Home Economics class.
 
 Members of the Pioneers of Alaska Igloo 31 and Auxiliary I are invited to attend a din- her Sunday, April 21, at the Pioneers Hall in Anchorage
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11

Dinner will be served between 100 and 200 pm. All valley Pioneers are urged to attend.
 
 Wasilla students are remind ed the entries for the art show must be entered at the Palmer high school cafeteria by l0:3O am. Saturday, April l3. Wasil- Ia elementary students have shown great deal of interest Tn the art show, since this week more entry blanks were re- quested. Some of their art work was displayed for last Mon- days school meeting.
 
 A local son and his father-in- law l understand are in train- ing, don't know what the spar ring partners look like. Dad didn't look so good. They have better luck getting lost on a fishing trip. Happy birth day to both of you anyway.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11

Lord will be on Good Friday evening at 6 pm. The Holy Saturday Easter Vigil Service will be at 6 pm.
 Confessions will be heard from 5 to 6 pm. on Holy Thurs day, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday.
 The Rev. Father Francis w Nugent will conduct the ser- vices on Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday.
 The Rev. Father James P. Snead will be Celebrant at the l0:30 and l1:30 am. masses on Easter Sunday. The l0::30 mass will be High Mass with music by the senior choir.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11
Pioneers Invited To Anchorage Affair


 All members, husbands, and wives of both Igloo 31 and Auxiliary II, Pioneers of AL aska, have been invited to a buffet lunch at ? pm. Sunday, April 2l, in Pioneer Hall in Anchorage, 1t was announced at recent local Igloo meeting.
 Guests will be welcomed by the Anchorage Igloo between l and ? pm, with lunch to be served at ? pm.
 Local members wishing to at tend the affair must arrange their own transportation.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11
Strange Things
By Heinie Snider

In our new testament we read as follows:
 One of the servants of the high priest being his kinsman whose ear Peter had cut off said, Did not 1 see you in the garden with Him?' Peter den- led again, and immediately the cock crew.
 This, l believe, is the only time cock (rooster) is men toned in the Bible.
 Many know the hill-billy song, "Oh, we'll kill the old red rooster
 We are going to twist the British lions tail and pluck the feathers out of the French rooster :"
 For entertainment (not for the rooster) in the East Indies, cockfights are a pasttime. Even in the United States, rooster fights are held. A few years ago we saw one in Camas Val ley, Oregon.
 Although against the law, clandestine meetings are held III someone's barn, with hun dreds of dollars bet on the roosters.
 A play has been written about rooster who told his hens that by growing early in the morning he was the fellow that got the sun to rise, and brought the world a new day. But once he overslept, and when the flock woke up, in- cluding the rooster, the sun was out in all her glory. The hens made fun of him, and al- though the rooster is still crow ing today, the hens take no no- tice of him. As a matter of fact, they may turn around on the perch and take another snooze until the sun is out.
 An Alaskan rooster had his name written in gold letters in the history of this pioneer country. His name was Lib erty." Old timers will remem- Der the big red rooster, owned by a Sourdough woman named Mrs. V. A. Horner.
 She donated the rooster to the Red Cross. MT. Liberty traversed Alaska and many states, being rallied off in many large cities. More than S50,000 was raised by this method for the American Red Cross.
 He is now a stuffed bird, and roosts in the Des Moines muse un with all the glory of mis- sion we'll performed.
 While we are on the subject of roosters, we had an unusual experience with a rooster when we lived at Pittman. A com bination freight and passenger train would stop for water once a week. The old reliable bag
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11

County handbooks. Come in and get your copy and talk over your conservation pro- blems with Us" Nash said.
 The county committee is composed of Arnold Carson, Wasilla, Roland Snodgrass, Pal mer and Raymond DePriest, Palmer Farmers with ques- tions about any agricultural conservation practices may contact any of these men or come in 10 the office.
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The Fronfiersman - Page g
 Thursday. April II. 1863
BUiIt-In Guidance

When you have doubts about anything give your conscience the benefit of the doubt.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-11

TRUE ANALYSIS
 Pessimists are made, not born-just men who have stud jed themselves too much.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08

Miss Nancy Horne, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L..
Horne of Sails, was married
July 7th to George Michael
Kuykendall, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. w. Kuykendall of
Kosciusko.
The Rev.% Doyle Shirley Off
|ciated at the double ring cere-
mony. A program of music
was presented by Mrs. f. E.
lIrby, Jr., and Mr.. R. E. Irby,
lJr., vocalist of Durant.
Candles were lighted by
Harper and Jim Bal
LEY.
THE BRIDE was given in
marriage by her father. Her
gown was of white satin and
French Chantilly lace. The
bodice was fashioned with a
neckline, jeweled in
irridescent sequins. The skirt
of tulle and jeweled lace.
An, apron of lace extended tc
THE back and swept into q
Eslight train. Her fingertip vel
LOT French illusion fell from g
|princess crown of seed peals
decorated with teardroI
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Miss Walker
announces
wedding plans

Miss Rebecca Walker Of
.Tcnula announces pans tof
her wedding to Mr.. MELVIN
Self, also Of Ichala.
The sacred vows will pc eA-
changed in a ceremony TO De
held at the Baptist Chureh
at Horseshoe on Sunday, Au-
gust 20 at $3.50 in the aitCr-
noon.
The Reverend Robert Earl
Self, brother of the groom
will officiate. Miss Rosemary
|Liberto of Thornton VIII pc
maid of honor. BrldemaidS
are Miss Gladys Johnson ana
Miss Nadine Pettus.
Mr.. Tommy Sykes OF Lex
|ington will serve as best man
and groomsmen Will ne Mf.
James Joiner of Goodman ana
Mr.. Calvin Self Of IcnuIa.
Mrs. Nancy Self OI ClAIoll
and the Reverend Bob Wig
gins, pastor, will provide d
program of nuptial music. 4
reception will be gwen I'M
Imediately following the Wed-
ding at the home Of ule
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. E. Walker. Tea girls are
Miss Earline Johnson OF Ichu-
LA and Miss Shirley Barton
of Lexington. ,
Katherine Devine OF Lex
ington will serve at the prl-
de'S book. p
All friends and relatives OF
the bride and groom are in
lvited to attend the wedding
and reception.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Collins Legote -. !
wedding soIemnized

white linen cloth, and center-
ed with a three-=tiered ,Wedding
cake decorated with wedding
bells. and roses, and senclrcled
with, white snums. and green
foliage. White tapers in silver
Ecandelabra were on either
siue. The punch table was
covered with a white cut
work cloth and held the cry.
stall punch. bowl decorateu
with white NUNS and. green
cry around the base. &c.,.
Mrs. Troy Ellington invited
the guests to the refreShment
table. Serving as tea girls
were Miss Sue Sullivan, Miss
|Carolyn' White, Miss, Rachel
|Feden' and Miss Claudette
Armstrong. Others assisting
at the reception We're: Mrs
lW.D. Wilson, Mrs. Alton Car
roll. and Mrs. Denton Rosa
Enond. Mrs. Peyton Passions
|presided over, the guest re-
lgiSter. s'*'
For travelling the, bride wore
an Oleg Cassini original OF
cocoa brown. sheer WOOL ana
matching hat and accessories,
The couple will make. their
home. in Oklahoma City
where the groom is an at
torney. with the Kerr-McGees
lOil Company. .@
Out of town guests We're:
lDr. and Mrs. 3, b. .Brlnkley,
Bristol, Tenn; Mrs. Bob Rob
erts. San Antonio, Tex; Mr..
and Mrs. Richard IN. Sher'
IMAM, Birmingham, Ala; Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Elman, Green
Wood; Mrs. Charles Ellison
lGreenwood; Mrs. R. A. Eli
son and Danny, Yazoo City;
Miss Rebecca Ellison, Attain
ta; Mrs. E. C., Sample, Mr.
land Mrs. Bill Allen and Bet
lily, and Finny Shelton of Bel
zoni; Rev. and Mrs. : M. }
lPeden and Miss Rachel Ped
len, Macon; Mrs. Steve. Davis
Tulsa, Okla; Mrs. Odelle Wal
.lker, saltwater, Okla; Mrs
Betty Herbert La Crolx
Memphis. Tenn; Mrs. E.. Y
bingham, Starkville; Mr.. an(
Mrs. S. T. Gordon, Sledge
-lMr. and Mrs. Jerry Eichman
list. Louis, Missouri; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carl G.. Merrell, Jack
son; Mrs. Peyton Passions
.iKilleen, Tex; Mr.. and MIS-
fIW. D.. Jackson, Dallas, Tex.
,lMr. and Mrs. Darrell Nay
,lDallas, Tex; Mr.. and Mrs
slLarry Stephens, Greenwood
MIR. and Mrs. G. r.. Legate
dennis and Claudia, Mr.. am
f Mrs. R. A., Legate and Gayle
: JackSOn. =.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Visiting in Maryland

Mrs. J. G.. Herbert, Jr., left
by plane from Jackson Thurs
day to begin a visit with her
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs:
Raford Watson Herbert and
three children, Lucy, Penny,
and Give, in Chevy Chase,
Maryland. Her grandson,
Frances Lansdale Herbert, Jr:
Of Sac Paulo, Brasil, also will
he a guest in the home for a
week before leaving for his
home in South America FOL
lowing his year at Woodbury.
Forest School, Virginia. Fol
the past two weeks, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Herbert and children
have been vacationing II
Windy Hill, South Carolina.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08

was a cascade of small white
carnations centered with q
yellow throated white orchid
carried on a satin covered
Bible, trimmed with lace.
MISS DATHA Horne of Kos
ciusko, cousin of the bride.
was maid of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Elva Kuy'
kendall, sister of the groom
Miss Jimmy Waddell, both Of
Sails, and Miss Ina Francis
Jones and Miss Sylvia Full
love, both of Kosciusko.
Their identical dresses were
of ice blue silk shantung, with
a scalloped neckline and plea
ted skirts, with pillbox head
pieces with wells. Their flow
ers were long stemmed car
nations.
The mother or the bride
chose a pink sheath Of brocad'
ed nylon with matching &C.
lcessories. The mother of the
bridegroom chose a blue shea
tn of eyelet nylon with mat
ching accessories.
Best man for the bride
groom was his father, George
Wesley Kuykendall.
Ushers and groomsmer
were Jim Bailey, cousin O.
the groom of Hughes, Arkan
sas, Luther Kuykendall, bro
Their of the groom of Sails
Harper of McAdam:
and Edwin Horne, brother O
the bride of Carthage.
Regina Ann Horne, niece 0
the bride of Carthage, wa
flower girl and Douglas Kuy
kendall, cousin of the groom
of Jackson, was ring bearer.
RECEPTION
A reception was held imm'
diately following the cer'
mony in the home of Mr.
B. X. HUTCHINSON. Miss Lave,
ne May q Goodman presto
ed at the guest register. Mis-
Helen Eubanks greeted guest
1.-The three TERED Weddir
s|cake was topped with the tr
n ditional bride and groom al
.tlplaced on the brides tabl
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Engagement Announced

elect was a member of the
band, Phi Theta Kappa, and
the Wesley Foundation.
Mr.. Wigginton completed
the pre-pharmacy course al
Holmes Junior College, was
a member of the band, Yves
ley Foundation, and was as.
Sociate editor of the schoo.
newspaper, ''Thee Growl.'
The wedding will be sOlem
nized at 3 p. m. in the Good
Imam Methodist Church.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08

Miss Grace Louise Legate,
daughter of Mrs. c. c. LIE.
and the late Mr.. Legate
became the bride of Richard
Wayne Collins, son OF Mf.
and Mrs. L.. E. Collins OF
Muskogee,, Oklahoma, on Sat
urday evening, August 3, al
|fivean'clock at the First Me
Ithodist Church in Lexington
The Reverend M. j. Peder
iofficiated at the double ring
ceremony.
Vows were exchanged be
'fore'aa background of white
|gladoff, tree ferns of jade ano
Cathedral candelabra. A pro.
gram of music was presented
,by Mrs. C. O.. Povall, organ
list.
Entering on the arm OF rhel
brother, Robert Allen Legate
|of Jackson, who gave her II
marriage, the bride wore ar
original white peau de sole
sheath with boat neck, three
quarter length sleeves ane
chapel train. Her shoulder
length veil of illusion cascad
ed froma tiara of seed pearls
and lilies of the valley. Hell
bouquet was fashioned o.
white pom-poms and Ilifs
of the valley conferred with :
white orchid.
Preceding the bride to tnt
altar as matron of honor was
Miss Amanda Bingham O:
Tails Church, Virginia
Bridesmaids were Miss Sale.
IGorden, Sledge; Miss Bett'
Brinkley, Bristol, Tenn, me
&c of the bride; and Miss Bet
ty Lynn Sudbeck, cousin G
the bride, Lexington. All Wor
Identical floor length dresse
of pale yellow taffetau wit
matching headdresses an
,|shoes, and carried Talisma
roses.
The bridegroom was attene
ed by Darrell Nay of Dallas
LlTexas, as best man. Grooms
men were Bill Jackson, Da
Has, Texas, brother in la
-Iof the bride; John Hubbel
EUrbana, Illinois; and Jerr
-Eichman, St. Louis, Mo.
A unique part of the cert
mony was the Ginning OF tn
church bells during the RI
cessional.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Legate chose a dress {
pale blue embossed cotto
with. matching accessore'
and wore a. corsage of whit
,cynbidiums. Mrs. Collins, M
! ther of the groom wore a III
: len dress in a soft shade
-green, matching accessorlt
and a white corsage.
Immediately following tt
ceremony, Mrs. Legate e
tertained with a recepFo
q in the Church parlors, whel
1.-The bridal theme of green al
! white was carried out in II
d|foral decorations. The bride
table was covered with
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08

Mrs. E. T. Branch announ-
ces the engagement of her
daughter, Patty Wandy, to
Amos Buford Wigginton, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Buford Wigginton, Sr., of va
zoo City.
Miss Branch is a graduate
of Holmes Agricultural High
School and attended Holmes
Junior College where she ma
jored in accounting. While at
tending the college the bride
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
AffenI Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn Hook.
er attended the wedding OF
Miss Maria Powers to Fred
Calvin Bordelon at st. JOS
eph's Church in Greenville
Saturday morning. Mrs. Hook
er assisted at the reception
held at the Country Club FOL
lowing the wedding.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08

Erwin Nc Arthur. The young
man arrived Friday, July 81,
at the Clinic in Waynesboro,
and weighed six pounds and
twelve ounces. Mrs. Macarthur
was the formor Miss Edith
Moore.
Paternal grandparents are
and Mrs. John McAuthur
|of Philadelphia, and maternal
are Mr.. and Mrs
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Wayne Hooker
Attend Funeral

Among those attending the
funeral services for Mrs. BeS-
sic Clara Tidwell were Mrs.
Ida Garner and Mrs. r. e..
Gresham of Jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
kuykenda||- Horne vows
pledged in Sails rites

E. Moore of Lexington
pearls.
The brides only jewe1ry was
a strand of pearls, a gift from
the bridegroom. Her bouquet
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
vacationing i'm Texas

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Yates
and children, Suzanne, Brooks
and Max left Sunday for the
popursr vacation spot, SIX
Flags Over Texas. They eX-
pect to be gone a week.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Wm46Mzl&|6ah
phone 758-W

Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Jordan
and daughter, Lynette and
Paula are spending this week
at Six Flags over Texas Fun
land.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Son is born
TO McAthurs

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
ARTHUR of Waynesboro are the,
parents Of a son whom they
have given the name OF John
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Visits Sister

Mrs. Flowers Hamrlck OF
Greenwood was a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Tom Shepherd,
on Saturday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Visit Jackson

Mrs. J. H. Beall and Mrs.
Lamar Maxwell of Drew were
Jackson visitors on Monday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Abbott
Jones have returned home al
ter vacationing at Hot Springs
Ark. and Springfield, Missiu-
ri.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
RECENT GUESTS

REGENT ESTS
Recent guests in the home
of Mrs. E. w. Ellison were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Good
win and daughters, Nancy and
LYNDA. of West Point, Ca,
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Visited Relatives

Mr.. Amzie kirkpatrick OF
Lebanon, Tenn. Mrs. Waiter
Hooker and Miss Helen Hook
er were guests of Mrs. w. n.
Witty IN Winona Tuesday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Visits Sister

Mrs. r. F. LeCroix of Mem
phis spent the past week with
her sister, Mrs. c. o. Povall.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08

overlaid with a lace cloth.
Mrs. H. l.. Dodd cut the
|cake and Miss Sarah Powell,
cousin of the bride, and Miss
Kay Cain served the punch.
Also assisting Mrs. Irene
Owen, Mrs. d. p. Watson,
Mrs. Louise Meade, Mrs. d.
E. Hughes, Mrs. Smith Hugh
les and Mrs. David Dodd.
For travelling the bride wore
a white linen shantung suit,
with matching accessories.
Her flower was the orchid
from her wedding bouquet.
After returning from their
wedding trip, the couple viii
make their home in Vicks.
lburg.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Powell home
scene Of porty

Miss Grace Legate was the
honoree at a miscellaneous
shower Thursday morning.
Hostesses were Mrs. George
Povall and her daughter, Mrs.
Peyton Passions.
Arrangements of summer
flowers decorated the Povall
home.
Miss Legate was lovely IN
a two-piece blue and green
dress from her rousseau.
Mrs. G. G. Legate and Mrs.
Bob Roberts of San Antonio,
Texas, mother and aunt OF
the honoree, were among the
thirty guests attending the
party.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Grenada Visitor

Grenada Visitor
Mrs. Roy Doak of Grenada
visited her brother, Mr.: u.
l.. Ellison and Mrs. Ellison
on Wednesday.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Out-of-Town Visitors

Sunday guests OF MIS-. WdI-
for Moore were Jennie COch-
ran. a former Lexington re-
sident, and two daughters,
from Olive Branch.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-08
Visits Mother

Mr.. Jack Ellison of Mem
phis spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. T.. w. ELL
son.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIsT = Respon-
sible position in pleasant office
Of educational association, in
downtown Wash. Generous employe
benefits. Salary, $50 to $50. de-
pending on experience. Prepare
deposits. keep bookkeeping records,
type vouchers for payments, and
Cali Mr.. GATES. AD 4-4s4s,
Ext. 432. $50 am. 70 4:3O pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
CLERK-TYPIST

Desirable opening for high
school graduate in large in
vestment company located
in Silver Spring Pleasant
working conditions in air
conditioned office. with
many company benefits. For
interview call JU. 5-Sgq3.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
HELP WOMEN
COOKS

Experienced women cooks for res
taurant in Bethesda, Must have
references. Call after 10 am.
FRANcIsco's RESTAURANT, OIL,
Evening star., 1963-05-28
HELP WOMEN
ASST. NURSE

This pediatrician has Q full-time
nurse who needs help in greeting
patients, answering the phone.
days. Salary open. depending
on exper. Pay, around $3.50. Type
well enough to send out bills and
letters. BETTY GRAY, 626 Wood
ward Bldg. ST. 3-7123 (empll
AUTOMOTIVE TITLE CLERK-We
have an opening for an exper.
title clerk. Liberal pay, vacations
and retirement plan. Contact Mr..
CAnnI AC-OI nsAIORII.E 20
Evening star., 1963-05-28
BOOKKEEPER

Must be experienced to handle COM
plete set of books through trial
balance and be bondable. Will
consider experienced assistant.
Good starting salary. and chance
for advancement. Box 1927. Star.
experienced, for
full-charge position. Arl. area. Sal
ary open. Send complete resume to
Box 1857. Star.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
HELP WOMEN

RECEPTIoNIsT-TYPIsT--Excellent
public, good typist, switchbosTd
experience required. Permanent
position. See MISS JOHNSON at
tsIeSnC5. t4SS g a ST. RR.ySsSS SSrd floor or
Evening star., 1963-05-28
TCIERKS: IF Won like
CLERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

CLERK-TYPIST
Position available IN our
IBM dept. for attrae. young
lady with pleasant person.
ality. Must be able to type at
least As wpm. Work consists
Of acting as receptionist,
typinR letters. reports, and
general clerical duties. $50
wk. plus free transportation.
Paid vacation, sick leave
and holidays.
D. C. TRANSIT SYSTEM
5000 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
BOOKKEEPER, expe.
o0KKEEPING MACH; OPERATOR, q

BKkPR. MACH. TRAINEES, knoWI.
Of other bkkpg. mach. helpful or
adding machs. or accts. rec, little
typing, to 35 yrs. 35 hrs, s.
days (BurrouRhs), to $3.50 mo.
Immed. No cash. Moderate fees.
Come in and talk 1t over. OUT
of-towners welcome. V. WOOD
PERSONNEL. sos 18th st. NV.
at H., 1903 SOUTHERN BLDG,
Evening star., 1963-05-28

perm. oppor. Miss Lee, BOYD'S,
18th and G. MA. S-2340.
BKKPR., accounts receivable, in
surance agency, 5-day week,
downtown office. Ma. S-S9l7.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
HELP WOMEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES position
IN real estate firm, good typina
and shorthand required, some
KNOWLEDGE Of bookkeeping pre-
ferred, excellent hours and work
Ing conditions. Phone MRS. COOK,
Arizona sun., 1963-02-14
League Heed Addresses
Chomber OF Commerce

Charlie F. Harlins, executive di-
rector of the Phoenix Urban
League, spoke to the monthly
meeting of the Industrial Commit
tee of the Phoenix Chamber of
Commerce Tuesday morning, Feb.
ruary IL.
In his presentation Mr.. Harlins
stressed integration as a joint
community responsibility demand
ing the full resources of the COM
nannity. An example of this, he
stated, can be seen in the results
of discrimination in employment.
This loss OF manpowcr potential
is wasteful and does much to in
crease welfare loads.
Mr.. Hartlins especially urged
members present to evaluate their
hiring policies towards initiating
action to open entry level jobs 10
the minorities He also explained
the roll of the Urban League in or
ganizing community action on this
level.