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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-02-01
ART, BRIDGE
LESSONS SLATED

The Family Art Class begins at
the Center on Thursday, Feb. z,
from GAS p. m. to 8:45 p. m. The
cost is SIS per family member for
the eight-week session if the FAM
lily is a member of the Center, and
$40 if the family is not.
Monday morning bridge classes
begin on Feb. from 10 a. m. to
noon and continue for 10 conse-
cutive Monday mornings with Mrs.
Marion Wickham as instructor. A
few more registrations are needed
to fill the quota.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-02-01

for security and dignity in h e
depression years. The drama will
be presented on two successive
weekends Saturday, Feb. Is,
Sunday, Feb. II, Saturday, Feb.
%, and Sunday, Feb. "a. Curtain
time is 8:15 p. m.
Reservations are suggested.
Prices for Center members r e
$3.50, non-members $1.75.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1963-02-01
TWEEN CONGRESS ELECTIONS

The next meeting of the Center's
Tween Congress will be at 7:30
p. m. on Saturday, Feb. 2, at the
Center. All 7th and 9Th graders
are invited. Elections will be held,
and discussion on the inter-center
convention and counsellor-in-train-
ing program will take place. There
will also be discussion on the beat
mix dance and the next tween af-
fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

HILLANDALE, MOL AREA - Large
center-hall ,brk. ram b ler, better
than new ycOnd., situated on deep
wooded lot, walking distance to
elem. school or bus line. Home
contains, bedrms., 2 full baths,
liv. rm. with fireplace, sep. din.
rm., mod. cleo. kit, large scr.
porch, full bSmt. with laundr y
equip. SIPS. m m e d. occupancy.
Lease terms flexible. Call ROBERT
E. L0HRh INC, 81 Cedar s.; on.w.'
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BEVERLY HILLS Charming, 2.
bedrm. home. Firepl., rec. rm..
gar, lease option, $3.50. WE. 8.2599,
nAn nnnH I'LL
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to perfec
non Is the yard and interior of this
bedrms.. huge closets, 2D3 baths
rec. rm., carpOrt. Only 81 200 down
FHA,. and your children can wall
TO elem.,. junior high and higt
schls. Act today, before this 4
sold. Call s4O-23O6 til 2 pm. -
Shannon & Luchs
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GARRETT PIX. ESTATES
MIST CETTII

MUST SELL! !
VERY CHARMING, all-brick home,
large bedrms., 2 full baths (adj
to bedrms:(, delightful de luxe kit,
separate din. rm., full tiled bsmt
with exit. Lovely, well.shrubbed lot
Asking S19,250.
I. L. LEWIS 949-433O
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1901 N. KENNEBEC ST.
! bedrm., $40 plus utIls, Call
536.6723 or WEAVER BROS, DI.
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HOUSES EuRN, 10 RENT

y hll1A1lE d LNS.B III.
ARLINGTON 3-bedrm. brick, nice
ly furn., 5 min. to PentagOn. Move
IN now. $50. ia. 2-0526.
ARL., N.-ClOse in, 2 bedrms., nice.
ly furn., garbage disposal, auto,
wash, fenced yard, garage, close
to school. Suitable for 3 or 4 girls
or men. ia. 2-s2SA.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm. brick, firepl.
pch., fenced yard. Washer. mr.. bus,
shops, schools. 2sl.34O3.
BETHESDA, Va blk. off clOse-in Brad.
ley blvd. Formal Colonial, 3
bedrms., 2l7 baths, liv. rm., din.
rm., den, large kit, rec. rm., 2-car
garage, lovely wooded lot, tasteful
ly furn., fully equipped, Tyr. lease
starting Oct. !, 1858. $3.50 per mo.
Exclusive Agent. DEAN RATHBUN
ASSOCIATES, OIL. 6-09q7.
CHEVY CHASED. c., 3646 Alton pl.
n,,w.-New furn. S b.rs. 3H7 baths
ldry., din. rm., kit, rec. rm $500,
REJ-2l60. CALCARA, OIL. 2-l9s7.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. Charming S.
bedrm. rambler, lge. liV. rm,, den
and secluded garden. Maids quar-.
Schiele.
JAMES L. DIXON 4 CO., Realtors
EN-. 2.65q5 FE, s-720C
CLEVELAND PARK, mr.. uptown
every nicely furn. 1
bedrms., modern kitchen, den. $3.50
Cal Mrs Crea mer, 232-7549.
D'AMEC0URT, INC, DE. 2-3206.
Mr.. NAVAL OBSERVATORY, 272l
S4th st. n.w.-N icely furn.
ample storage. $500 mo. MIR
Grimm, FRANK S. PHILLIP S
! INC DI T-1A1l
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RENTAL
HEADQUARTERS

For NV. Suburban Washington anC
nearby Montgomery County. Fur
nished and unfinished single fami
~ residences, priced from Sl65 4
$3.50. Call Mr. Barker, Manager
Rental Department for appointment
TO inspect good properties in gOOC
locations.
EDW. H. JONES & CO.. INC.
WO. $500
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,

HOWARD co. Just listed IVA acres
with stream, trees. ideal for horses
Good 3-bedrOom rambler, l3x2I
IT. living room. Oil Dashboard heat
excellent condition. Call Mrs
Swami. 30l AT. 5000, with LAIRD
b. SCOTT, Realtor, JU. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
LIST WITH
TAKOMA

REALTORS u. s.lpOo
TAKOMA PARK Want a coy 3.
bedrm. brick home on a quiet
street? Walk 10 shops and schools.
ASK to see this FLA approved
nome. Fin. rec. rm., storm doors
and windows. Will sell conven-
u0naL Dial 434.l400. ADELPHI
REALTY REALTORS.
TAKOMA PARK Rent with option,
redec;, vac. Colonial, many extras.
X. N. LEVY S4e.7Aoo
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TREES

On this fenced. level lott Well
Kept, 2-bedrm. brick rambler,
Convenient to WHEATON, and
SILVER SPRING. CT, no money
down, or FILA minimum down,
MANOVILL REALTY CORP,
949-S440 REALTOR
TWINBROOK IS S.T.R.E.T.C.H.E.R
2 bedrms.. downstairs. 2 unfinished
upstairs, large ranch.style kitchen,
living. rm,. with firepl., huge lot
with big old trees. $500 down FILA.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
UNIVERSITY PARK-3.bedrm. Colo.
NAL, side scr. porch, nrepl. and al.
tached garage, close TO bus and
shopping. Just t24,500. Call $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK, ll2A6 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
VACANT BEDRMS,
ARCoLA AREA Sparkling spllt.ley.
81 has 4 bedrms. on ! level. large
lily. and din. rms, up.to- minute
electric kit, plenty Of family dining
area, beautiful corner fireplace In
family rm, sub.bsmt. plus possible
den or Sth bedrm. on list level.
washer, dryer included, prestige
area S3l $50 q4q.441A
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905

OCKVIL E-All-brk. split, 1
bedrms., 2 full baths,
DASHBOARD H.-W.H.
Gorgeous rec. rm. Immed. Occup.
1919 down. S24,o50.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor $4,000
ROCKVILLE-S cling below FLA
appraisal, vacant, immed. possess
sion, clean and attractive split
level, fenced lot, excel. area. 3
bedrms., w baths, rec. rm., plus
extras, quick sale desired. We take
trades. Call $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave.
ROCKVILLE Beautifully kept 3
bedroom bungalow with bright
kitchen, carpOrt, workshop, lovely
fenced lot with imaginative land
scaping and apple tress, Sl5,950.
Y0UNKIN & co. 933-l5Oo TIL 2
ROCKVILLE-3-b edrm. rambler, ex-
tra-large lot. sl4,5OO. GI.FHA.
r. L. SMITH, Ritz, GA. A-77ll
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REALTORS SINCE 1905

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-By OWNER.
Beaut. lge. solid stone home, pres
tige area; Huge hv. and din. rm.,
den' powder rm., kit, buffers pan
baths and 2 extra sitting rms, on
upper floors. Lge. rec. rm., bar,
storage rm. on lower level. Big
covered patio, 2-car gar. with cleo.
tronic door, lge. Handicapped Nd.
with lots OF street parking. Truly
an excellent home for living and
entertaining. MOdestly priced In the
COS. Call EN-, 2-3AAo'
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES


Repair and Ground Maintenance
ABOUT & MINUTES FROM NH
Three bedrms.. spacious closets
and storage, soundproof walls,
indy. controlled heat, garbage
diSpoSals, off-street parking, lge
safe play area. Near schools and
church. Central laundry rooms.
Paint TO suit tenant. 20 minutes
to the heart OF washington.
Sl3S.5O AND Sl44bO
BROCHURE ON REQUEST
GLEN MANOR GARDENS
JU, S-l297, Mrs. Barrett, Res. Mgr
ANDREWS AREA, Forestville Z
bedrmsn liv. rm., din rm., kit.
bath. $40 mo. RE. 6.S47A.
ARLr $. 3.bedrm brick, $50. Also
3 bedrms,. sl45. Also 3.bedrm.
frame, no dog. ia. 7.4298.
AVAIL. OCT. i-Semidet., Z
bedrms.. Va baths, finished rec.
rm.. 10 minis. 10 PentagOn. SlA5 per
mo, MR. BALLARD. IA. 4.s3ss,
JE 2.223o.
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RETHESDA


White stone rambler on a acre, ;
large bedrooms and 2 baths, rec
reatiOn room with fireplace, front
and rear patlOs
Ewes Mrs Page. AK, 5000
W G. a a. N. MILLER DEV co
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
POTOMAC OFFICE
$500 Falls Rd. Ak 9.6oOt
BETHESDA - l.yr old air.cond split
level home Choice loo. Near all
cOnycnicnces. Walk TO schools.
bedrms, IVA baths, family rm. with
ircpl, garage, bsmt. Avail Sept
lNh. Call Mr. Barker. WO. $500
EDWARD II. JONES & Co, INC,
BRIGGS-CILANEY RID. AREA
4 BEDHMS,, 2 FULL BATHS
Nou1l Fall In Love With The
BOW WINDOW"
Lee de luxe kit, carpOrt, firepl, VI
acre lot Rent $500 per mo. or buy
for s27,95o.
D. L. Barnard 538-7977
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, SToR.

2 REFINED STUDENTS seek apt. or
well furn; rm; in Georgetown, refs.
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SUMNER

Fully air-conditiOned rambler, ) ex-
cellent bedrooms, 2 baths, equipped
modern kitchen, full basement, ex-
cellent value in mid 30s. Ewes.
Leslie Williams, FE, 3-6Sl5.
w; Z. x 4; n, MILLER DEV. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
hEALIOhS EN-. 2-446l
TAkOMA PARK ttrac. masonry
bungalow, 2 bedrms. and sleeping
porch. Full bsmt. BELOW FILA
APR. at 81 800. Only $500 dn.
incl. settlement. Approx. S9A mo.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR SALE-D. C.

ADJOINS THE PARK! In fashion.
able Forest Hills. Lovely white brk
Colonial that is a shOwplace! Sc
cluded woodland setting that is in.
descrlbable! 4 bedrooms, 3 baths.
Huge library (approx. lsx20) with
fireplace, 2-car bult.in garage. MR..
BRAY, SA8-7612, FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS, INC. DI. 7-l4ll
AMER. u. PARK. QUICK SALE
Immaculate air-cOnditiOned, 3-bed.
room 2l7.bath bri c k.and.f a m e
home overlooking park. Level lot
l92 feet deep. Hall stairway to fin
ished Ord floor. paneled rec. rm.
with fireplace, screen porch, 2.car
garage, gas hOt-water heat, slate
roof, 3 window air cOnditiOners dc
the job! Walk TO public and parO.
chial schools. Few steps to bus
Priced at $40 500! FRANK S. PHIL.
LIPS, INC, d. 7-l4ll Ewes. Oh
AMER. U. SPRING VALLEY AREA
Brand new town house. II
rooms "a or S drOOm Sd, 3l7
baths CENTRAL AIR COND.l n.
Il drawing room. Den and powder
room. Recreation room. 3 fireplac.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC. III.
7-l4ll, ewes. S4s-7ol2.
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX. - RE-
modelled corner brick, with powder
rm. and gar. STEVENS, 966.s005.
ANACOsTIA, lAo3 18th st. Sc. Row
brick, 8 rms, Va baths, full bsmt,
gas heat, near ho0ls and
churches.
Hillcrest, 37l6 Bangor At. SEAT.
tached brick, rms, 2l7 baths. q.
car garage, gas heat,
1903 Carpenter At. Sc. Detached
brick, 8 rms, 2l3 baths. rec. rm.,
oil heat, WILLOUGHBY REALTY,
INC. IL 6.7043.
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acc AREA Antique brk. rambler,
liv rm. with firepl,. bedrms., de
luxe kit. and family din. rm., pan.
eled rec. rm., intercom., lge. patio,
SSa arppS wooded lNta Price just re-
e.2A73 or WA. 1920.
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SACRIFICE

SILVER SPRING-Lovely 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler with sep. din. rm.,
pine-pan. rec. rm., beamed ceiling
liv. rm. with firepl. Priced $500 be-
low FLA Apr. at $18,250. 94p-0200.
G., paul hickman. inc
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AVAIL. nov. !. for ! or 2 VT.
lease, owner transfer, ! mo. after
moving In new house. 4 bedrms
va baths, den, fin. rec, Tm., air
cond,, Wv. carpet, dead.end ST. 10
MINIS, Pcntagon. $3.50 per mo. MIR,
BALLARD, ia. 4s2ss, JE 2.223O.
BERKELEY, 470l Berkeley terri. 4,
n,w-4 bedrms., 2l7 baths, modern
kitchen, suitable for entertaining.
Sll5 mo, Mr., Grimm, FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC, d. 7.l4ll
BETHESDA-A bedrmS.. 2 baths.
family rm-kit. comb, rec. RIM,
scr, porch, fenced yard. garage,
Carpcted. $3.50. OIL. 6.A6O5,
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OI' WV OIL 4-IQq7
B ETHSSD A-Redecorated brick
r a m b er within easy access to
transp. 3 bedrms., baths. Walk TO
schools and ST. Jane. So 200.
ANDRlS REALTY OL.2-9070 TIL 9
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CHEVY CHASE, RoLLINGWooD-
Splendid Georgian Colonial brick
residence. Ideally situated IT. this de.
liRhtful clOse-in area. Custom quail.
~ and all rooms are OF pleasing
proportions. Featuring. lovely liv.
and din. rms. excellent kit, pow.
der rm., , twin bedrms.. and q tile
baths, b..i, garage and deep shaded
lot. Only 500, 800 and a remarkable
value. Call KE. 1880 til 2 pm.
OIL o
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. c.
LcONIINIIEnN

CHEVY CHASE, FOREST HILL
Sacrifice by owner faced with an
emergency. A luxurious brick ram
bier offering the ultimate in fine
living for the small family, spa
cious but not too numerous rooms.
Very large liv. rm, family din.
rm., oversize de luxe kitchen, 2
master bedrms. and 2 tile baths.
Huge bsmt, with terrific expansion
potential. Now in low Dos with all
fair offers considered. Call KE.
1890 It'll 2 pm.
Shannon e. T11ob
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SILVER SPRING, Flower ave
area-Ideal for doctor. Custom-built
brick rambler. Center hall, 3 bed.
rooms, 2 baths, large fully-equipped
kitchen. Dashboard h.-w. h., full
basement with bath, attached gar
age. Lot 300 50. #. Call Mrs.
Hammer with LAIRD B. SCOTT,
RealtOr, JU. 9-0420, ewes. and Sun.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ACTION!

Says anxious transferred owner,
completely redecorated with all
new kitchen. 3-bedroom, lIa-bath
true Colonial In Dale drive area of
Silver Spring. FILA financing. Call
TO-DAY for appointment to see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
RENTAL
HEADQUARTERS

For NV. suburban Washington and
nearby Montgomery County. Fur.
nished and unfinished single fami.
" residences, priced from Sl65 to
$3.50. Call Mr.. Barker, Manager,
Rental Department for appointment
to inspect good properties in good
locations.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

OLNEY ACRES - Custom
built charming ram b Ter
lover 2,l00 So. #. living
space, country living mod
ern large kitchen, 2 acres
with trees. $4,000. Call 94S-
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Hillcrest, 37l6 Bangor At. seat
tdChed brick, 8 rms, ava baths, q
car garage, gas heat,
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1909 Carpenter At. sc. Detached
brick. rms, 2l7 baths. rec. rm.,
Of heat, WILLOUGHBY REALTY,
INC, Ii 6.7041.
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World War Volunteers
To Be Luncheon Guests

Area Red Cross volunteers
who served in World Wars I
and II will be especially hon.
ored at q luncheon celebrat-
ing the Tooth anniversary Of
the founding of the world
wide Red Cross movement on
Friday at 1890 pm. in the
Hotel Statler Hilton.
Mrs. Herbert May, Mrs.
James Lawrence Houghteling
and Mrs. Edward Fay are
among those volunteers to be
honored from the Washington
chapter. They are among so
prominent men and women
who served In World War I
who have been invited to at
tend as honor guests. The
honorees will include vol
unteers from Montgomery,
Arlington and Prince Georges
Counties.
Diplomatic representatives
from more than 100 coun-
tries have been invited to
attend the anniversary lunch
con which will honor the
founders of the Red Cross as
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we'll as pay special tribute to
the war volunteers.
In addition to initiating q
series of centennial events,
the luncheon will mark the
kickoff of the traditional
March observance Of Red
Cross Month, proclaimed by
President Kennedy.
In lieu of a fund campaign
this year, made unnecessary
because of the success of this
years UGF campaign, the
area chapters will feature
Red Cross services to the
community.
1t was in 1863 that Henri
Dunant, a Swiss banker. is
sued an urgent request for
nations to send representa-
tives to Geneva, Switzerland.
to discuss the humane treat
ment of war victims. Sixteen
nations answered the appeal
and from that gathering came
the formation Of the Red
Cross. Now 1t is a worldwide
humanitarian organization.
The Metropolitan Area
chapters are joining with the
other chapters In the Ameri-
can National Red Cross in
observing the centenary.
In conjunction with the
luncheon, a group of diplo-
matte corps wives are work.
ing with the District Red
Cross chapters international
Activities Committee to pro-
vide a program Of interna-
tional entertainment for the
anniversary fete.
Red Cross certificates of
appreciation will be presented
to the World War I volun-
teers by Mrs. David E. Fin
ley, chairman of the District
chapters Awards and Rec
ignition Committee.
General chairman of The
anniversary centennial is Mr..
Edward Burling, jr.. chair
man Of the Red Cross Met
ropolitan Area chapter Chair
mems Committee and chair
man of the District chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-24
1t. KnebeI
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ro-
pertz Of Garden City, N. Y,
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Linda to 1t.
Jack G. Knebel of Wash
ington, on Friday in the
Naval Training Center
Chapel, San Diego, Calf.
1t. Knebel is the son Of the
author-newsman, Mr.. Fletch-
er Knebel of Washington,
and Mrs. Edward Cox of this
city.
The bride is a graduate Of
Mary Washington College in
Fredericksburg, Va. 1t.
Knebel was graduated from
Yale University in the class
Of 1860.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

Lutheran Mission and the various
traders in the community.
The Bureau Of Indian Affairs will
furnish II Of the lights and Public
Health Service will furnish IL.
Traders Of the community who have
agreed to furnish one light each
are: Lee Mercantile, Whiteriver
Trading Company; Irish's Trading
Post; Whiteriver Garage; Don Kirk
patrick, and the Lutheran Mission
with the Whiteriver Public Schools
furnishing nine lights.
Chairman of the committee is
Julian Gentry, head Of the BIA
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

branch of Plant Management.
Members of the committee include
George Simpson, president of the
NaVopache Electric Cooperative,
Inc. Morris Abernathy, Navopache
employee; DR.. Jerome Hanson,
president of the Civic Club; and
the Reverend Arthur Guenther of
Whiteriver Lutheran Mission.
The Navopache Electric Co.
operative, Lakeside, will furnish
free power to twenty Of the mercury
vapor lamps when installation of
all the lights is completed in the
next several weeks.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01
GIRLS FINISH SWIM COURSE

PINETOP Twelve Whiteriver girls
have completed the Red Cross
swimming classes held at the White
Mountain Country Club during the
recent vacation season.
The young swimmers are mem
bers of the Campfire Girls and Blue
bird groups of Whiteriver.
The classes were taught by Glen
Barlow, Recreation Director of the
country club. This was the fourth
year that Barlow has given swim
ming instructions to Whiteriver
girls.
Glasses were held Tuesday and
Thursday mornings for period of
seven weeks, beginning July 9 and
ending August %. Thirty minutes
were devoted to each class.
Instruction was given for begin
ner, intermediate, swimmer, and
junior life saving was the stand
aridized Red Cross course.
Cindy Guenther and Lola Cul-
breath were the two beginner
swimmers who completed in that
class.
Completing the intermediate
class were Shirley Culbreath,
Loretta Goodnight, Christie Hamil-
ton, Linda Martin, Theresa Wall,
and Diane ValVerde.
The Junior Life saving class in
cluded Colleen Hamilton, Dorothy
Lewis, and Roberta Martin. The
one girl enrolled in the swimmer
class was Nancy Martin.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01
MORE APACHE FAIR WINNERS
Continued from Page I

COnuHucu lIOIH L dSe 1
Following are the winners in the
various exhibits:
DEPARTMENT: 4 H CLUB
w --FUTURE FARMERS OF
DEPARTMENT: A H CLUB
WORK--FUTURE FARMERS OF
AMERICA --FUTURE HOME
MAKERS OF AMERICA.
First prize winners for unequipped
sewing boxes: Norma Beatty and
Kaffie Gooday. Second: Mary
Lilly IvinS and Rose Lee Machuse.
Third: Nancy Martin and Linda
Martin.
4 H Aprons First: Nancy Mar
tin, Kaffie Gooday, and Rose Lee
MachuSe. Second: Greta DehoSe
and Linda Martin.
Needle case--FirSt: Linda Martin
and Nancy Martin.
Laundry bag First: Rose Lee
Machuse and Minda Tessay.
Second: Katie Gooday and Mary
Lilly Ivins. Third: Nancy Mar
tin and Linda Martin.
Garment protector Second: Ar
lene Johnson and Sanda Patterson.
Girls blouse First: Celestina
Kessay. Second: Zelma KesSaY.
Skirt, girl s--First: CeleStina
Kessay. Third: Norma Beatty and
Hazel Caddo.
Model Aeroplanes, cars, etc. -
First: Gabriel Boni. Second: Nick
PierSon. Third: Fred Lewis.
Best biScuitS--First: Nancy Mar
tin.
Peanut butter cooki ieS--First:
Linda Martin.
Best sugar cooheS--FTSt: Roberta
Martin. Second: Nancy Martin.
Beef--Fitting and Showing First:
Ernie PierSon.
Child's blouse Third: Linda
Martin and Nancy Martin.
Dress, girl s--Roberta Martin.
-Four vegetables, any Variety
Ernest Pierson won first prize for
beeS, cuclunberS, small pumpkins,
string beans, hubbard squash, and
white onions. Donny Amos won
first prize for yellow onions, zuchini
squash, and white corn. Second
prize for zuchini squash was won
by Deloria Albert. Second prize
for quchini squash was won by FREQ
Lewis.
Hubbard squash, winter--First:
Marion Altaha. Second: Mcneil
To2gie. Third: Helen Kane.
Zuchini squash First: Daloria
Albert. Second: Arthur Gordon.
Third: Ida Early.
Cashew squash, Mexican type
First: George Gregg. Second:
Pearlita May Bones. Third: CheS-
ter Holden.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01

Beef Steer Calf--First: Ernie
Pierson.
Apples--Golden Deliciou--Third
Donny Amos.
DEPARTMENT = VEGETABLES
Yellow onions irst: Norma
Cromwell. Second: Frank Alfalfa.
White onions Second: Arthur
Gordon. Third: Mable Clendon.
Cucumb erS--F FirSt: Mike Platt.
Seconds: Ida Early. Third: Judy
Ann Early.
Green tomatoes Second: Cornelia
Hoffman.
Bell Peppers--S Sadie Holden.
Pumpkin, largest and best--First:
Judy Ann Early. Second: Ida
Early. Third: Lincoln Caddo.
Scalloped squash, with STEM
First: Mary Gordon. Second:
Arthur Gordon.
Summer squash, misc. First:
Laura Endfield. Second: James
DeT1oSe. Third: Rob ert Henry.
Banana squash, winter--First:
June Marie Dale. Second: Jimmie
Dale. Third: Sylvania Lee.
Cashaw, crooked neck--F First:
Willie Cooley. Second: Lula
Caddo. Third: Marion Alfalfa.
Watermelon, best, any Variety
First: James DeHose. Second:
Chester Holden. Third: Helen
Kane.
Muskmelons or Cantaloupes--
First: Nora Cromwell. Second:
Marlin Susan. Third: Ida Early.
Quart String Beans in pod--First:
Sadie Holden. Second: Margaret
Bones. Third: Sylvania Lee.
Flowers--First prize: Linwood
Lee.
Departm ent: FIELD CROPS ON
DRY LAND
White corn--First: Serena Alta
ha. Second: Frank Alfalfa.
Quart, Pinto Beans First: Sadie
Holden.
Quart, beans, any other Variety
First: James DeFIoSe and Minnie
DeF4oSe. Third: Laura Endfield.
Corn Sheaf, any variety--Ken-
meth Susan. Second: Cornelia
Hoffman.
Cane Sheaf--FirSt: Marian Alta
ha. Second: Martin Susan. Third:
Kenneth Susan.
DEPARTMENT: FIELD CROPS
IRRIGATED
Yellow corn-1962--Second: Max
Antonio.
Yellow corn-1962--FirSt Helen
Kane.
DEPARTMENT = FOODS AND
FOOD PRESERVATION
Cookies, drop--FirSt: Lolita
Weirick.