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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Green Sea Soldier
In Alaska Exercise

FORT RICHARDSON. A.
LASkA - Army Pvt. Jimmy
B. Bryant, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin f. Bryant. Green
Sea, S. c.. played the part Of
an aggreSSor with other mem
bers of the 23rd Infantry's
LIST Battle Group during Excr-
else TIMBERLINE in central
Alaskan wilderness this month.
The exercise was a joint
combined vancouver involving
Alaskan Command units, Az
my and Air Force units from
he continental U. S. and
Princess Patricia's Canadian
Light infantry.
fhc 23-year-old soldier. is
4 graduate of Green Sea High
SCHOOL.
His wife, Mary, is with him
in Alaska.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

"r. an M. --., inSo
Sunday.
Mrs. Bob Fowler and Brad
are visiting relatives here this
week.
j. L. Anderson has returned
to his home i'm Leland after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Willei
Anderson for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Strick
land and Kent visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hinson Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Gore has
returned to their home in III.
lecn. Texas after spending
sometime here and in Clarcn-
don with relatives.
Mrs. Eta Hinson is sick at
her home.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Greeley J. Powell

Greeley j. Powell, II, OF
Tabor City, Ri. 2, died Thurs
lay morning. Funeral services
were conducted Friday at 3 p
m. at the Inman Funeral Home
BY the Rev. Arson Smith. Int
ermcnt was in Forest Lawn
Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife
Mrs. Dovic Annette Powell OF
the home; five daughters, Mrs
Willie johnson of Tabor City
Ri. 2, Mrs. Herbert Fowler
of Whitcvillc, Rt. /, Mrs. Rob-
ert Fowler of Tabor City, Ri
,. Mrs. Colon Watts of Tabor
City, Mrs. Harry Lyles of U.
). Army in Germany; one son,
Monroe Powell of Tabor City.
Rt. =; one sister, Mrs. Lou
Effic Norris Of Dade City, Fla;
two brothers Luther of Tabor
City, Rt. =, and Sampson Pow
ell of Tabor City, Ri. /; and
"a grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Six Band Members
Earn State Ratings

Six Columbus County Band
Members came home with six
high ratings from the North
= .... use E.ducition As
A" .'~-'~ Solo and Ensemble
contest held Saturday at Duk,
University.
Vincent Winnies of Chad
bourn received a superior rat
ing for his trombone solo with
50 out of possible 100 points.
Rated as excellent for their
solo performances were: John
Mcpherson of Hallsboro, from
bone; and Roy Lane coropet;
Milton Moser, drums; and Len
non Ellis, trumpet, all OF
Acme-Delco.
! Phil Lewis OF Tabor City
earned a rating of good for hi:
clarinet solo.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Plan 3rd Bus
For Bond Trip

The LoriS Marching Lions
Band will travel to New York
CITY on two chartered buses
in May. Because of the added
interest among the adults and
Band Boosters. a third bus will
be chartered for anyone in
crested in making the =
w. w. Jacobus. band director.
announced today.
All three buses will travel
to New York together and any
one who would like to obtain
a seat on the third bus may
do so by calling the LoriS Band
Room on a Monday, Wednesday
OF Friday morning. The Band
Room telephone is Loris 357-
469o
The people who go along wit
the LOriS Band will be able
to get reservations al the same
hotel with the Band. take the
anne tours and get a reserved
seat i'm Ca ncGic Hall for the
show on May 18th if they want
to stay on the same schedule
with the band.
The buses will leave Loris
on Thursday, May 18th at 600
p m. and ride all night To ar
rive in New York City at 1000
am. on May 18th. They will
leave New York City on Mon
day, May Goth at 600 am. to
arrive back i'm Lnris around
1000 pm. that night.
REESE vati~n, VIII c'nSc "''i
once the 80 seats OH the third
huG az" comDt"; ID. so coll tn
Band Room right away if you
nuid &C to sec the LOrIS
Marching Lions Band make
their debut in New York City
on May 18th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Williamson Talks
On A,Mk-3O

Representative Arthur Will
hanson recently stated that
he believes a fight is brewing
in the North Carolina GcnCr-
al Assembly over REA but ne
plans To- protect the interest
of Columbus County.
In another part of the week
ly report. he said that he
against the U. S. Department
of Agriculture Modelling with
tobacco sucker control chcmi-
cal MH-30.
Rep. Williamson advises that
nc has office No. 1909 and
welcomes county people call
ing on him there, and If they
write him. be sure To get the
first name correct because
Odcll Williamson is in Raleigh
from Brunswick county and
letters of the two have been
miSrOutcd.
Turning To- the REA issue.
nc stated that "it was born
when the existing power in
dustry found too many Amer
leans lived beyond the zones
Of profitable service. so new
approaches ard methods were
introduced 10 see that the JOB
(of supplying power To- rural
arcaS) was accomplished with
or without profit.
He quoted Norman NJ. Clnpp.
national REA administrator.
as saying, This is big bust
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Theater Presents
Movie Classics

The Ritz Tncatcr in cooper
alton with local schools is
presenting series of eight
motion picture classics begin
ming Wednesday, Feb. 81.
These movies arc recon-
mCndCd by national education
al for viewing by school Chi =
drcn.
They will be shown, one q
week, on Wednesdays for the
next eight weeks running thr-
ough May Is.
These movies will include
kim" Little Women" "a
Tale of Two Cities" David
C0ppcrfield," julius Caesar
The Good Earth" Pride and
Prejudice" and Captain Cou-
ragcouS."
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Draft Board
Lists s Men
AS Delinquent

The following men are list
at as dclinquCntS with the
Columbus County draft board
No. "a.
Jasper Charles Evans. Fair
Stuff; John ThurSton Baker,
Route |, Bladcnboro; Howard
White, Fair Bluff: George
Walters, Jr., Whitcvillc.
According To draft board
statement these men are sub
Ject to being reported to the
U. S. District Attorney and
prosecuted unless they take
immediate steps to clear their
delinquency.
The board requests that any
one knowing the whereabouts
Of any of these men advise
them 10 get in touch with thcil
nearest local board immcdi =
ately, or call Whitcvillc MI >
3778 and give the board any
information regarding the
whereabouts of these mon.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

ness. II may be big business
but it Is not fair play" Clapp
recently addressed the Assem-
bly,.
We'll, I'm here Ia tell you"
Williamson continued, those
members Of the legislature
were listening to that speech,
and ii may be that the rural
people will have some trouble
in the Senate (although this
may turn out not to be truc),'
Williamson concluded.
But ! don't believe" he
cmphatically stated. that a
mong our membership in the
House that we will let any
thing happen that will work
10 the dCtrimcnt of our rural
people"
He said, i'm talking about the
current controversy about NH
80, I'VE are determined to in
tcrvcnc in this fight and see
that our tobacco farmers get
a fair shake"
Williamson reported that nc
would be among almost 500
Tar Heels going TO New York
Tuesday for luncheon meet
ing with the New York Sales
Executives club. Governor
Sanford will head the dclcga-
ton which is designed 10 pro-
mote the further industrializa-
ton Of the state in both man
uGacturing and sales of North
Carolina products.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Trexler Singers
Continued From Page -

Continued From Page y
romantic ballads, and Broad
way show tunes are the staples
of the Trexler Singers. The
program will include "There's
No Business like Show Bust
lcSS." when Day Is Done. q"
Tninc Alone" Lets Take AMI
Oid-faShioncd Walk" Men of
llarlcCh." The Girl That |
Marry" and The Sweetest
Sounds"
Also featured on the pro-
gram Will be dances by Joan
Haight." Her numbers include
a provocative version OF
Steam Heat" and lively and
graceful rendition of "Taran-
tella." Opera bluffs will thoro-
ughly enjoy Iris Summers
singing of "MuSCtta'S WALTZ"
from la Bohcmc.
Other numbers will be "To-
night" from West Side Story
and the very comic Pore Jud
Is Daid' from Oklahoma. The
program concludes with the
stirring and colorful prCScnta-
ton of Give Nc Your Tired.
Your Tour."
The purpose Of this pres
CntatiUn is tWo-fcld. First of
all. this is good Cnt"r'ainrp"Nt
entertainment that the whole
iamny can ENJOY. BrOaCway
prices for q show of this cali
brc average $500 per admis-
sion and the admission price
here is Sl.GO," Mrs. w. W.
Woody, Tabor City Chorus Di-
rector, said.
The second purpose is that
the proceeds from the Sh1w
will go towards the purchase
of an organ for the SCHOOL,
much needed addition to the
music program of the school
and of the town. Everyone is
urged to take advantage of this
rare opportunity for good
Broadway type entertainment
right here on our own" School
stage" Mrs. Woody said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

The Fellowship Supper will
be held at Bethel Methodist
Church Fellowship Hall Friday
night, March |. Serving will
begin at $50 pm. The meal
will be hcrvcd buffet style.
Proceeds will 60 TO the Church
Budget. The pubic is cordially
invited.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
ALBERT GOLDFINCU

Mr.. Albert GOldfinch was
taken TO Conway Hospital
Tuesday afternoon. At time
of publication Wednesday,
his ccnditicn was satisfact-
DRY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

Mrs. Vera Fowler is a pa
tiCnt at Columbus County Hos
pital She underwent surgery
last Wednesday. At this writing
her condition is satisfactory.
Kent GurGanus returned to
his home Sunday after being
a patient at James Walker
Memorial Hospital in Whining
ton Teresa Gur2anus was adj
mittcd to Columbus County
Hospital Monday.
Sometimes / wonder how old
my Oldest reader of this column
is and also the youngest and
how far away the news is car
Rcd. If you can take Just 4
few minutes please drop me a
line. | would appreciate any
comments you have. too. Just
address TO Route /. Box lG4.
Clarendon. n. G.
often wonder who has
trouble with their weight prob
lem. | haven't reached the mark
my doctor has asked me To- get
10, but | am still trying and
il really is not easy. Which
reminds me of an article |
read recently and it goes some.
th ne lie tbs It's Mr.. X was
writing 10 a Decor and telling
him he found il cry difficult
TO keep his weight down. but
wanted him 70 send him a
dict llc included in his letter.
but ! do not have any "will
power" The Doctors reply
was Even if | did send you
a diet it would not help your
will power. The day you realize
that saying on the earth for
longer period of time is more
Important than the pleasure
of eating" will be the day you
find will power. End of letter.
Pills will help to control ape
tito but | have found out that
will power to resist certain
food is what counts most.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie ADdcr.
son. Mrs. Doretha 'Coxx. Diana
and Brenda Cox attended the
Singing Convention at Beaver
dam Baptist Church Sunday
aftc noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fowler and
Brad of Bedford. Va. and Dow
II nson were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hinson
and Elaine were Sunday dinner
rncsts of Mr.. and Mrs. Rhonc
Anderson. Tommy and Rex
annc Of Whiteville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carroll
e Elizabeth CITY are visiting
NJ s. Dora Mae Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Ross
t Elizabcthtown visited Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Anderson and
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

Mrs. Walter Ellis celebrated
hi thday Sunday at her home
and her guests were - Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim lnman and Elizabeth
of Georgetown. S. c., Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Fowler and Mark
OF Tabor City. and MIR. and
NJ $. Jesse Ellis, Mitzi Gay, Hal
and Tony.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
Bethel
News
by MRS. LLOYD HINSON

n Tractor Workshop was
held ut the farm of Lloyd Hin.
son last Wednesday morning
with approximately thirty in
tcrcSted men and boys attend
ing.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

The trouble with worrying
SO much about your security"
in the future is that you feel
SO insecure in the present.
-H1rlan Miller
Security is the priceless
product of freedom.
Il l. !.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

Very few attended morning
and night services at Bcthc!
Sunday We think it is due to
sickness and the rainy weather.
Tn has been one winter VIZ
wcr' in ropes that tho ground
hog would not sec his shadow.
From all reports and wcalhe.
conditions he really did.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
BOND SALE

BOND SALE
Series f and II Savings
Bonds sales for January in
Horny County totalcd S3,980.00
reports T. /. Benson C.unty
Savings Bonds Chairman.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

Our congratulations to the
Williams ri Is and boys on win
ring tn" County Championship
b $ k ct ba | | Tournament at
ChadbOurn Saturday night.
Many anxious and nervous
SOCCta'orS from our commun-
ity Witnesses the games.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27

Happy Birthday to - Effie
Ellis. Sam T. Gore. Sr.. Fran
COS Long H;nSon. Betty S.
Mobiles, ESS'c Powell. Sharon
White. Elaine Hinson. Nick
G oSS. Betty 10 GurganuS
Alcnc II. Todd. Elton Hinson
and Bertha j. Robinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14
ON THE AIR
Childish
~ Dept.
BERNIE HARRISON

If the average viewer is puzzled by network
decisions on what is cancelled and what contin-
ueS, the attitude is understandable. Good shows
go off; mediocre ones continue. Why?
The stars are just as mystified.
They talk about actors being childish"
Dean Jones snapped recently upon learning that
his Ensign OToole was finished-"what about
networks and sponsors?" AS Jones explained it,
the sponsors wanted to move to later time:
the network said no. Neither side would give In.
so the sponsors cancelled. When the network did
make another time available, the sponsors
wouldn't reconsider That's childishness" said
Jones.
Another show going off is Car 81, Where Are
You?-a solid. still-young low-comedy series. In
its place, NBC Is putting an INFESTED comedy Sc
ries starring Imogene Coca. Why2 Dickens-Fen-
ster. one Of ABCs few hits is iffy at this writing.
Yet the joey Bishop show. mistake since its in
ception, staggers on from season to season. True,
NBC considered the poSsibility-for a week or
so-of returning joey to "live" variety formal,
where his quick wit might find an outlet. then
decided against 1t. There's an explanation-but
who cares?
Mosczne. WoshinstOn. D. C.. April II. 1868 S
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10


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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
DOES ~ cC,<pEkr peEc-
LIE NEHfT EMPL LoHNENT7

~ Coss ~ company have q
r,e>f employment poli>s2 t@ss
.y>h . policy beer clearly &c
fnec ~i.h rssssnssle f-eoenry
q: ere ,.Fsr % =. - ell ,0per-
sre,y pe-tor1el enc psrfiey-
iss.y fhose pertont ~esccossple
tcy fhs corpsrTt employment
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FER granted that se hsse such
pciscy7
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

fs,y ilrr4s yrlssf rCr dis
'-ir1lrsfDyy ~ ~ mas Deer si-
FRI sf.sei5 tis'ec supervisor
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p rrsft z.sgp 3ofsers csnnOt
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D.,4a4 fEpC experience has
sny4. M. 1o.t: ceClsionA are
uSce ~ rssr ms 8no 70 not
ns,e trs' .ppnsiblliiy Super
.4y,ss @rD sff uncertain about
r5nsatmsc. position on this
rrsiter ALL frequently follow The
l.rs II iess' re.!stsnce and sinp'
81 do no.hre about the use Of
qualified minority group workers
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
Five Questions For The Employer
Interested In Sound Practices

sroc -1ro-E- r-i.erlns rrs--o-
-.-ca r.ff -ose,.-zs. -rxlr.rr
sessions tx-sc-sl 1-o--act and
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sllr,e-7 lsor1. tlt,.lSL production.
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pE THAT No Qualified NJ
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Vic Vet Soys.

eoy ,s.rsnsnf ea0sty. Thvs. aft
sr ,riisren ere sr,~n . veteran
~ snf ~fsr fs csnss~f ell or part
cf ns tern in>yrsrcs 70 lower
co1f ~ ~ ~'n premiums fbsf
ns,s, casnss and fhe other I'd
.sofsSs. npsnsi>ntc sb>se.
r xss ne family ~ise and
cr1citt II ,efefsn--ob'sin
r.a1.e4 rsr. sfc ncAp,ial treat.
uc. d "a hospital
/ ~. Only veterans them
- ss. snss be treated in fhe va
no psfsi srstsm.
r Hhen j. Inc final date for
"a, Hcf.d War n secfsn 70 get
81 ipsny
+ The cl loan program
c<rne. - an end fe- ell World
WSr ~ ssfsrsns on July IS. 1867
Fer ne greet majority ~ World
Wsr ~ veterans u WiIl enc soon
a. thar fhsf-fhe cslende> date
reached by sddins ten years 10
shsi, ests of discharge from the
Issf perio< of active service plus
sn s1oifionsi yssv for each fhres
months of active service.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

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The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
WHERE DOES FINAL REsPoh-
siBlLITY FOR MERIT EN-
PLOYMEkT LIE?

v. Where does final respon-
sibiIify fe- merit employment
lie? Do know how 70 recoe-
nize discrimination IN employ
menf? What can ! and what arm
! doing about inplemenfins .
policy OF eossl lob opportunity?
II is obvious that TOP manage.
ment is responsible for q merit
employment policy sswcll as for
any other company policies AS
with other policies. snsgement
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures, by
Mary Baker Eddy the
textbook Of Christian Science.
can be read, borrowed, or
purchased. together with the
Bible. al Christian Science
Resdlns Rooms everywhere"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
The Bible Tells Us:

brought hin TO an inn' anu
look care Of him -
And on the MORO" ""'n
he departed. he took Out
two pence, and gave them
"a ,he host, end said un'o
aim Take care OF him. ana
vh,,soeycr thou spendcs'
more when | come again.
! Will repay thee
which now Of these
,bree ,hinkest thou was va,
neighbour unto him iha' zen
among the thieves 80,
And he said, He 'h''
sbeaea mercy on him Then
leras said unto him, Co.
md do thou Likewise -,
Luke TO- 25-s0
And j, came to pass
,ss, As he was praying IN
c4-+sin place when ne
ceased one Of his disciples
ssiS unto him. Lord, teacn
Il to pray as John also
taught MS disciples.
And he said unto inem'
wner ye pray say our
Father which ere IN heaven
Hslloaed Be thy name my
kingdom come Thy viii De
done as in heaven so IN
earth
Luke ll:l-2)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
90 WE HIRE AND PROMOTE
SOLELY ON THE PhsIS OF
MERIT AND ABILITY?

w. Do we hire and promote
solely on The basis OF ability.
merit, and ocevpsfionsI quail
Hcsfiors? What is our vp-ersding
procedure srd is IL equitable 70
al empIoyeesS What is our Sc
lection proeess7 Are we prevent
inc minority group workers from
obtaining The skiIls necessary for
further scvsneemeni7 Are our
contracts with labor orgsnirs.
iions written In such . way as 10
prevent minority group workers
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

Study 10 shew thyself ap-
proved unto God, a workman
ihs, needeih not to be asham-
ed rightly dividing the word
Of truth" F." III Timothy 2:l5)
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
DID yOU KHOW?

kiIBens Of Anereen youngsters will be heodns back
scbeeL Fezn the pcses Of the Encyclopedia Anerieono
here fccfs obe-f edyeohenol system
that nscy be 70 yeg- .N~o
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10
HOW DO APPLICANTS REACH
nv COMPANY

MY COMPANY
lii. How do applicants become
related 70 my company? Do our
recruitment sources know that
this compsny has . non-ciserimi-
nsfc-y policy? Have We sffirms-
tive'y stated 20 the public and
private employment agencies,
the union hiring halls. fhe guards
sf our gates. fhe recepfionisfs.
the intake interviewer. ct al. that
this company wants 10 see and
hire all qualified applicants
without rees d 70 race. color.
religion. nstionsI oriuin and an
ee.fry? Have sry OF fhe above
been following. unknown 70
management, q disqualified per-
',-s ~ the company employment
cHicc?
Experience has shown that a
non discriminatory policy can be
broken down al the recruiting
level Assumptions can be and
are cften made which are in di-
rect conflict with merit employ
ment and good personnel prac-
ticcS n is wise 10 revies present
referral practices 10 determine
that they are in line with com.
pany policy. II may be NECESSARY
10 sit down and smell out clearly
IN fhaec reeDOnsible for referrals
exactly what your policy is.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-08-10

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flow through, and at the
same time adding floor and
wall coverings to make q
livable room.
Surface the window stills
and areas inside the windows
with colorful, waterproof &C.
ramic tile so there'll be no
damage should a sudden
summer rainsquall catch you
with your windows open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06
Ideas For Attics

An unseen, unused area Of
your home-the attic-can
become a culprit in hot
weather, holding for hours
into the night the heat from
the suns rays.
A good way to overcome
this-and gain more living
space at the same time-is
to enlarge the windows In
the attic, letting more air
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06
Prince Georges
Units Started

The 416-unit Holly Hill
Apartments are under con-
struction on Pennsylvania
avenue extended in Prince
Georges County, opposite the
Penn-Mar Shopping Center.
Being developed by a limited
partnership organized by at
torney Melville Enrich, the
buildings were designed by
Robert Calhoun Smith ALA,
and are being built by Koch
& Kehoe of Bethesda.
Mortgage financing for the
first section of 100 units,
scheduled for fall occupancy,
was arranged through Bogley,
Harting and Hight, Inc, of
Bethesda.
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A bumper crop Of new
homes is expected this sum-
mer. say building authorities
at Allied Chemicals Barrett
Division. The month of May
saw housing starts rise for
the fourth consecutive month
to a seasonally adjusted an
nual rate Of 1,722,000 units.
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Continued From Pose B-l
Melvin Gelman at the Tow
ers, 420l Cathedral avenue
NV.
And a team of eight brick
masons is recognized for lay
ing up concave and convex
walls at Christ Methodist
Church, 100 Maryland avenue
NE. The men are Raymond
Luckett, Raymond Luckett,
jr., Russell Rice, Russell Rice,
jr., Richard Rice, Jerry Rice,
Roy Moore and Wayne Law