davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-19

the "Reveillon," a middle-Of-the-
night family feast, for adults,
The meal Is served after the re-
turn from midnight mass but the
preparations start many weeks
ahead.
Much of the food for the feast
nowadays, centers around turkey
and trimmings. But the tradition
al dishes, including goose with
nut stuffing, and such special
ties as "tourtiereS," or spicy pork
pies. are still prepared for the
Reveillon.
Actors Go A-caroling
Community caroling in Han
over, Va, for the past 10 years
has been provided by a group OF
actors from Barksdale theatre
and friends.
Moving about the town in red
costumes and carrying lighted
candles, the carolers concentrate
On houses with children and ell
derby people.
They approach the houses sing
ing Jingle Bells" render two
more carols, and move away sing
ing I'VE Wish You A Merry
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-19
Christmas.
In New Mexico

Indian, Spanish and American
cultures all contribute to the
ways of celebrating Christmas in
New Mexico.
Prayer dances" performed by
the Indians unite their ancient
ceremonials with their present
Christianity. Following midnight
mass on Christmas Eve, they hold
four days of prayer dances. At
Taos Pueblo, Indians conduct a
procession of torches" during
Christmas week.
The candles known as luml-
narias are a Spanish cOntrlou'
ton. Put up early in December
they are used to outline walls
of houses and stores, as well as
curbs and driveways.
Then there is the ceremony
of the pOsada. For nine days, the
story of the Nativity and the holy
family's search for shelter is act
cd out by churches, hotels, So
cial groups and families.
And, along with all the festive
and religious ObSerVanceS OF
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-19

deodar seeds, which he planted
on his ranch.
In 1885 his sons transplanted
the young trees along what was
then the principal roadway to
the Woodbury. ranch.
CITY Of Csndleiisht"
Richmond - City of Candle.
light" has been the Christmas
theme for Richmond. Va, for
the past five years.
Taking the cue from Colonial
Williamsburg, Richmond sought
TO initiate the rcbirth of an old
fashioned Christmas tradition by
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-19
Christmas Has Different Meaniiu In
Cities And Countries Over The World

thousands OF bulbs. turned on at
dusk or Christmas Eve, and mo-
,3rlsts celebrate the spectacle by
driving slowly along the lane.
The tall. graceful deodars
were brought to California by
Captain Frederick J. Woodbury.
vho while visiting in India, saw
.3cm growing on the slopes OF
the Hlmqlayas. He returned with
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-19
"chrisimss Tree Lane"

Important part OF the holiday
season in California is the "a
nous ceremony OF "Chris,mas
Tree Lane" at Altadcna
Huge dcOdar cedars border a
public thOrOughfarc n tins city.
and al Christmas ], j, trans.
formed into Chris mas Tree
Lane" The trees ar IL WIKI
The Glacier reporter., 1963-12-19

Christmas in New Mexico, it's
certain that the American con-
tribution, jolly old Santa Claus,
is well remembered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11

ALL GRAND UNION SupermoTkefs are de-
'ightfUlly and heclthfulIy air conditioned -.
Whcfs more. we moke sure that the temper
oiure Is 0lwoys Just right. Incidentally, by
keeping the temperature Just right we make
sure 'hct perishobIs products come to you in
perfect condition, @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
GRAND UNION Meat
HAS "ToTAL vALU I" at
No EXTRA YOU
TOTAL VALUE EXTRAS
THAT ADD TO YOUR
SHOPPING SATISFACTION

NEW RECIPE SERVICE
NOW... As an extro added convenience,
GRAND UNION is featuring special recipe
service. look for the recipe rack in the Meat
Department. That's where you'll find reilly
SerUmptioUs wcys to odd vOrisiy TO your
tobIe. These recipes are eh0nged frequently.
and we're sure you'll enjoy oddins them TO
Nsea,r eoIlar1;an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-11
WHAT GRAND UNIONS
TOTAL VALUE" in MEAT
MEANS TO YOU

We know that our repvsuiion Is wrapped In every
meoi package dnd that we've got to do better Than
the other stores IN the neiehboFhoSd 10 deserve.
your business. That's why you con be- sure Of Total
NclUe at Grand Union. There's sxiru core 10 our
selection, exiro core In h1ndline, trimming and
Poekosins. Ihoi's why you'll continually find huge
selections Of weekend menu IdSos In Grand Union
dds, as we'll as, written gUoFonies Of satisfaction
in every package Thofs why Grand Union prices
ore so low and why you owuys find exciting vuIUss
like these week in and week out. ToioI Volus FsuIly
meons YOUR TOTAL SATISFACTION and now
us so easy TO find u at your neiehborhood
Grand Union SUpemurket.
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AUroMoBILEs ron SALE
CADILLACS

Prsnl1l can ~ ~ GsaazAnAaAa
"a asdEa q wa. FACTORY Am
is-LssT &c, Mo MA ssSvln.
q coups. d viHs. FACTORY An
C0ND.1 full pOEer, Rodde8 sd
ena whites Low mlleaees hko new
81 COW, fun po~sF. every eta.
bristol hlue hnixhs sold white
leather, 300 orig. miiea, one q
ths aharpeA we've ssens o.BS
81 Do vEns syps e0ups. fun p0wsr,
every extra Q1o oWnefs gpotesl
cund. inside and out, q real pfemi,
I'M eaFs G.lss.
e s@Ez tal p0wS az t1ei<y
equp.s digtneuve eoqly black N
doubt oaa q TIE nicest 'sos youH
20 Flsetwood ~6o-S' &dF., FACTO.
RY Ar C0ND.s every conceivable
extra, black hniahs Whits paddec
top Cadillaea hnegfs Ike new In
gi6s and out. s2s7Ss.
- D. vias typs ssdan. svery extra,
full power Incl. windows and 6-Way
seafs distinctive Brewster green in.
isAs N outstanding buy Ct SlssSs.
- cow, an powpE extras ind. win
down and sat, baby blua hnisk
with matching TOP and al leatheI
INTERIOR q real Outstanding eony.i
- "Iy epass. hmo,, every posllbl,
extra, flzn power, formerly execu
i've sw1eds deal for Ne lArsl
family tlslps,
81 De vIIls typa coupe, every extra
fun power, black finish. an cut
standing 81, SIS.
IS cadHIaes 10 chooses from. Trad.
and terms.
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ROsenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and S. Glebs I'd.
Arlington Va. ~ IA. I-s7oo
CHEVROLET 20 Impala 4-dr. hard
top sports sedan, We, auto, r. and
h., WV. tires, livery and sun sold
with matching interior exceptional.
" clean. in perfect running condi.
ton, now only Si,299. kirk NO.
TOR CO. our zlst year. 400 Ca.
ave. IA. e-leoi.
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THACKER MOTORS
,1A AMP 4 1 Az ME-

6ETTTGo MT6RI60 RK6FfFHTHI
Zzoe- 49,, F1fsT trlI 1fRI
CnNn 5000 s.-,.s-lvri1fe .-1rS,
tan;;s. sa-s.S, 49,. 49, ~
To-. oTiG. eoa over 500. BY
AAHHe sSrsSs1ESR aoToRssg. ia az "a III
ave. n.e.. "A. s.lloo.
CADILLAC .61 ssdan. [doR. 5 wln-
COW az eonoinonsos pcwsr eea.s
snd .Wind ,g sntr1nes. sSnapsny
ssss%gss ~''n iae'0's vAl1AnV' 10"
Lindsay OldS-Cad1llac
pEALERs :,
~ . y Ia IN VA TsS1 ~
C a. pias N poS sSaT Sd s:s Iss g
ss. g I'm mRsuiats' special
OPEN EVERY EVE. TMS Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OlfIS
Wv ~. ~. Ss--, : NJ S--1Se
perb eond.s fun pOws-. fact. air
So s s SH1e1e p ssont ''ss' '
Rxs: 9-ae-. -: S-seg.-
CADILLAC ~ EAdora0o Biarrln
scuys st c srn; a ss ss;a welss Leu, lsss4
GINS ans51 ss.1ss =.
open weekdays III y I'm
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
l2so zzaa 9: NV; EE; l:1soc
CADLLAap z ssaea os Ihe lAl.
p ,ns VIZ, ~ saa,,R S,w ~ s,se. n.
ssasz's se.s.sE "a ~
S,,[,,,.ieo~ Go5iIioo niSg
0uUu1 beAA1 O1Nl4AA6C-O4SAo
7020 Afi. Rd., Bethesda OIL, S-T7oo
C10nT.10 20 E=7110= dan
every a. luxs luxury fsature IN.
ciudinR factory air o0ndltioning,
now enly ~ .,,,
LINDSAY OlQS-CaQlllAC
.AVIH0nIzED pEALE.k =,
~ 1 1s1.lc ehOf ffFinNxSh, SIhi
CADILLAC e eo@y:. BLACK Win red
s ccnd. ss,ssS. ko. ssys7.
CADILLAC 20 convertible, Blue.
blue lsssaer: Witt, Witt s soHs tun power
Open Weekdays III . Pm.
Capitol Cadtllac-OldS Co.
laso 11nd s.. NV. FE. I.z6oo
T10- IA 7-dr h-E- ? and b.. full
gSEEsss' coca b @l' o. 70 Tczaiis7. l'.,
o ADTLLAC 80 Coupe Dc VILE
intSrSer. An coND.. an power
sggIp@s9s: 3. sl.s n EN- q S s;1lI -, !;
q y 81 sSpdi bS MITE; Ia NI 6sS sSc
w. Broad o.. Falls Church.
CADILLAC - "61s z door, OW-
ner, eI,s7s. CashITermalTrads.
nUsD CrNAT5C
nEAkS.1NsGN =
% aea Q 50. J. ~: -. ~.
= c, = ~ r,lss rSSss9 ~ ena ~,
equlppsa tz.iss .r.--
Set S rsSsI;..- ~ ~ ~
OaPsOCA sA -;
az S5 ~ .S = ~ =. -
CADLA.1AO ~ s-uouEs sofss Jam
TermsIraoe. $500 E
9Th ana o s.. NV. DE. $40.
CADILLAC go sedan. roe. en- I.and.
s5osR WV A "'
Omen Weekdaya I'll q PM.
CaDitOl Ca0lllaC-OlQS Co,
,9Eo - q. NV Fr 300
o "a MI n. 6G= "a. an ~. SsSS
Styies, Priced ifoQn tl.SSS THACK.
ne, La e.lioo.
CADILLAC s6l hardtop sedan. Ben
sSs pm; s:v TSs: sSS t &C. ..s sS
dcssl value a ass.
OpTN WVEnV EsvE SFm. Q pM
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ROSenthaI
WASHINGTON AREAS LARCE5T

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pie and 8. Gie6s e;
C ny. . 3 81 ~ "a. "a a., stand.
CARS or WASHINGTON
sos Marlboro Pie
s6s-Slll OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
CHEYROL ct 1857 7-dr., auto,
trans, WV. tires, Z. and h.s good
cond. $3.50. <zz-ez36.
CHEVROLET '6l N0mad sta. wng.,
Ike new 0Wners Va power
sss sH76OO aa tsS, ME-. hussFP d sEe
TO APPRECIATE. eli7ss. trades,
sun MOTORS
OPPOSITE KANN'S ia k2iii
CHEVROLET - ldr. Wagon, auto.
trans, power steering and brakes,
7. and h. . real nice wagon q .
BUDGET price l-year WaffAntys sSSS.
Stafford RAMBLER
RAMSEY AND CoLESvnLE Road
Across From New-Car Showroom
silver Spring, Nd. ~. S66l6
CHEW IS cow, '5s eag,, q and
"a oii. rs u. as ass ~ a. Gan, ~ !.
CHEy, 20 Impala conv.s V-6. Pow
erghdes power Steering 7. and h.,
Only 1900 orig. mi. Special price
BARRY-PATE CHEW.
40 Conn. Ave.
USED CARS, ii1a 18th 81. NV.
RE. I-1eeI
CHEVROLET '6l hardtop 1mpala.
owner, low mileage only Sl,175.
BINN'S RAMBLER
Fairfax, Va. CT. 3-7lJ
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AUfoMoBILEs ron SALE

CADILLAC - Rort e0apa. z. and h,
auteL xmSLs tuu power. a raal
d0EztOlk ear. b De envy e al
you hiandl II tbs a.. tl,z9S, l08
a. IS down, cash Or tTade.
L ?. STEuAET CHRYSEE CITY
80 Wi8. Ave. N. 5-egg
CAD1LAC 's6 eouvErhhls, factory
az eon %, Ed eoad. $50 o. mAEs
CADILLAC - sedan e VIA, NJ
power, beaut. white with black top.
his car mus be sen 70 appreciate
IL neW-czr eond. Sz3es.
KENSrNGI0N MOTOR SAlE4
lo6oi Conn. Ave. SAg-leoe
cadillac 'si FIeetWo0d, air-eondi-
toned ] oEner. S3.o7S CashlTerms-
HERSON'S
oth and o SIS. NV. DE-. f0oo
CHEVROLET 80 Bel Air A-d0oE.
sos. Cash-TermsTrade.
HERSON'S
eth and o Sta. NV. DE. 7-41eo
CHEVROLET 20 Be- Air, straight
stick. l-door sedan 7. and h. pow
eF. steering Daytna bluo hnish,
only Sass.
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AUToMoBILE FoR SALE
ALE [ AuToMoBILEs EoR SALE


CIV. 81 eonxs blus. leg nj,
ora. owner, sd. trans. $50 h.p.,
Z. and H. excel eond-s 10
b-o33o.
CHEVROLET > LUsTnVE CIV
b HysffSvills, Nd, VA 1Jzoo.
cHEEROLET 20 We. P0WsrSlds
Gs17S Caah-Terms-Trade.
HERSON'S
On and o sls. NV. DE. 100
CHEVROLET go converibls. si,77s
Cash-Terms-Trade.
HERSON'S
sth and o SIS. NV. De. 100
CHEYY 20 Impala hFdtp., MonacI
blne, fall pwr1 ,. dash. INT. wind
s7sz7S KE. tslo5 Bet Sc pm.
CHEVROLET - hardt0p Impala
ss5s' cssE-Ternns-Trsde.
HERSON'S
sth and o SIS. NV. DE. 100
CHEVROLET 20 Impala hardtop,
owner, s2,l7s. cash-TermslTrada.
HERSON'S
sth and o SIS. NV. DE-. ZOO
CHEVR0LEf 81 We 7-dooT, t77s
Cash TermSTrade.
HERSON'S
sth and o SIS. NV. DE. 100
CHEVY 81 "7lo" 7-dr.. T. and h.
auto, new tires, new paint toh
Coed eond. sl7s. zsl-57sL.
CHEW. IS Bel Air excep. clean, ne1
10" motor, bezut. inside and Out
Can Z5Szsla after 5.
CHEVROLET - 7-do0Fs $50. Cash
TermETrade.
HERSON'S .
eth and o SIS. NV. DE. 7-1o
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9Th and o Sts. NV. DE. 400
CADILLAC '61 (75) Limo. pvt.
owned, black with gray int,
factory air, Excel. cond, $3.50
CADILLAC 80 l-dooT, 500. Cash
TermS!Trade.
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MACHINERY and EaUIP,

AM COMPRESSOR WANTED, g a
80 elm. Nus be reas. Cal eSl-6s7o
or 5eS-<z39 aft. 5 pm.
CONSTRUCTION TRAnH, ~
vide ~ 4. long 1t class coad.
Will deliver % 100. $500. AP.
7-l67l, Mon. s-5 pm.
CRANE, DIxie-Lorsin, g En- ID.
Hydraulic Truck Mounted, Interna-
honal w engine. zSf. boom with
S a., 10 n. and % n. extension.
Also II. u. Crane mounted On
22ol Rogene dr. (off Smith ave- J,
Mon. through fn. 55i-1slo1I6.
FOR sALE-John D. crawier loader
with backhoe, 1900 totem al tan
dem axle trailer, David T7o trench-
er with backhoe, 1915 Chsvraiea
tractor with lowboy trailer. Call
D6-esz7. After s pm. zl6e1tS.
FORD TRACTOR with shaFman
backhoe and Dearborn pusher
blade, IN Tood condition, priced for
quick sale. LII. 100.
INC INDUSTRIAL EQUP.-Crawlar
and wheel tractors with backhoes,
leaders and blades. See us about 4
retail purchase plan.
p. II. MOORE
US. 30l, Mila South q New -
Mitchellvilles Md. 26lz2ll
SALE on LEAsE. 10. zln-I buck.
Ct. earlier. Can 3ol-I7z-5o7T.
SHEET INITIAL MACHnlERY-HI
types and sizes. SECREST Ma
CHINE CORP, $3.50.
v TURN electric overhead craze,
with z trollies, h-ton BlackhaWk
floor crane. Space heater, 1900
B;T:U.A Cal after $50 pm. sP.
s-f5sz.
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HEsRSON'S

sth and o SIS. NV. DE. ZOO
CADILLAC '63 Convertible, fun
sSSySig1-f low IN S,ile r.: H'7's. FLOOD
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HERSON'S
HERGON1S

ssh and 0 SIS. nv. DE. z-1os
c5HEyRoLEi e eo1TsTHbls. si'77S
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sth ana 0 Sc. NV. d. 200
CADILLAC go EieetW0ods 9resn
custom white padded top comp.
Open Weekday til Q Pm.
Capitol Cadillac-O Ids Co.
l760 IND 81. NV. FE. 1900
CADILLAC ~ 4-dooFs e67s. Cash
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CADILLAC ~ hardtop sedan, Ben
electric windows. sssi. ssc.. szcsp.
tiOnal value a S3,29s.
OPEN EVERY EVE. tn > Pm.
Suburban adillac- OIdS
7o2O ArI. Rd., Bethesda OIL. S-1oo
CADILLAC - z-dOoF, -Si7s. Cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

Open Weekdays til 0 Pm.
Capitol Cadillac-O lds Co.
1870 IND St. NV FE. 1.16oo
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DODGE 'e3 N-ton pickup, SIT. body.
Sl,7q5. BANNING & SON, $500
Balto. ave-. Hyatts., 7J9-74o0.
d Cd g E s4s, CAB-oVER, 5I5-ton,
Treeksr' Holmes twin boom rig,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

ssh and o SIS. NV. DE. LOO
CHEVROLET 20 Impala hardtop. !
uERCONiC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

G models \ sxcsi. coud az nsost sv VIII
factory air eond., from e2s7so to
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CADILLAC Ist5 Eldorado convert.
S Ssl peri f. e coS ic Al Ill., = x s GIs
etc. $500. JE. 3-lss3.
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HERSON'S

sfh and o So. NV. De. 100
oHKyRoLEI - We 2-dOOT, t77s.
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CADILLAC '63 convertibles, choice
e., !: 4. isnclual2s one E A al
TinGcnm Ol6c-TSnAilIac
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
ANTIQUE CADfLEK6
lS aaluv%.n2s

BUICK 1858 Cdr. kardEop, Z new
tires, excel. mechanical eond., r.
and h. IA. e.2lee.
BUICK 20 Riviera. 1asE Nks "a,
pvt. owner, - mos. lei "a warrar.
immed. or. kls55.
.gIck - wagon. s5ls. casA'TsrmS.
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AuruNOpILEs TuR saLE AuioMuIIlls IuR sALE

. SPOT DELIVERY . SPOT CREDIT
APPROVAL . TERMS TO SUIT
YOUR BUDGET . OWNER ON
PREMISES . OWNER m BUSINESS
OVER Is YEARS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

open Weekdays fLu 3 I'm.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1850 22nd 81. NV. FE. 1-76oo
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CADILLAC % Eidorsd0 Br0ushani.
s SEsiIsbs ye see.,s ssshsf ,, Ss every
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FORD-We Just traded 20 sF-I0V'
pickup truck. We are Chrysler
dealer and must sacrifice. Come In
and make US q feas. offer. FALLS
CHURCH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH,
JE. 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

FFF+ so fIsFTf
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CHEVROLET 1854 TRUCKS, lowesl
pr res IN area. TOMS CHEW.
ROLETs Ga. ave.-Univ. blvd,
Wheaton. Call sAs-24oo, open J days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

400 a. Hxs. N.W. IA. s.zsoI
BUICK ~ L Sabre ar. hdtp. Dy.
Hahow. 7. and T.. Ps., p.b.s beeutl.
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CADILLAOs-E, 150s. an BODY
Ok XXI o SE1iss lFsR E "a l. EA s1s.
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dSav Cadillac

IADILLAO '62 SIW1n10W sedan.
every a. luxs luxury fsaturs IN.
Guiding inctory air eondltoning'
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CADIL L AC 20 convsrtihles blue,
blue lsssesr: Witt soHs fun power
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.TAIaAfgN saTSNSTf sRo PFHsi5.rc On.
ON. 3Q93U ALEXANDRIA
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Many Others to Choose From
PENN MOTOR co.
sooo s. Ea "a gE s., i. Baltimore
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Sth and o SIS. NV. DE. 1-1oo
CHEVY 81 "7lc'' z-dr.s T. and h.,
| Cod eand. sils. 2sl.slsL.
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TRUCKS FoR SALE
RoNTTNUEDl

f ~ 4E e q ~ ~ $50 SmS xvii ~
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Open weekdays I'll 0 Pm.
Capitol Cadillac-old Co.
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FORD - Fz50' dump. 2-speed
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cHV. - ImpalA upsr gpeFtI
cony-s beauktfm turq1ois flniah
white TOP T. and ~ A-speed trans
~ e1gines W.. Urea priced %
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TEMPLE
MOTOR co.
HERSONS

,o,, rsI sHICK 81 A.. a.I,o9
CADILLAC S6I "62S Z door, ow-
ner,s 1913. Cash!Terms-Trada.
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lindsay OldS-Cadillac

1s;ES SRO SEHs I'd
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HERSON'S

60 md D Sc. nv. On. 3-l1oo
BUCKS = Area's MgFest selection.
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The frontiersman., 1963-04-25
Hi-Schoo| Hi-Lites
By Robert Corbin

Terri Granger And Jackie Snodgrass were crowned King and Queen of the 1863 junior senior prom held last Saturday evening in the Central school gym. The theme of the prom was "Sayonara" The dance setting and atmosphere were completely Japanese as was the crown bearer, Sherri Gosho, who was dressed in a tradition al Japanese costume. Crowns were designed by Karen Sands.
 
 The National Honor Society will hold a Spring induction for new members April 30. New members are Janet Johnson, David Schrieber, and Robert Corbin, seniors; Linda Shelton, junior. and Cynthia Blissard, Kathleen Hubert, James Es- telle, Collen Petit, Judi Mar shall. Liz Sehrieber. and Nada Singer. sophomores.
 Members of the PHS band and chorus will go to Anchor age this Thursday after school,
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25
Legal Notice

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT CT THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. Land Office, Cord7- va Building, 555 Cordova Street, A chorage. Alaska
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that DaSid Harrison Downing entryman, of W1llo%. Alaska together with his witness 5 Alex C. Block of Willow. Alaska ard Christopher Terry of Willow. Alaska has submitted final proof on his Homestead entry Anchorage Serial Number Oo3.to for a tract of land described as
 Lot i2, B and NWi4NEi4NWH4, Sec
 28. T. f9 N, R, 4 w. SIM, containing Is l2 acres. and II is now Tn the files of the Land Office. Anchorage, Alaska. Any person. corporation, or aS- sociation having or asserting any a1- verse interest in. or claim to. the tract of land or any part thereof sought. may file in the Anchorage Land Office, dur ing the period of publication or within 30 days thereafter. under oath, an ac- verse claim setting forth the nature and extent thereof, and such adverse claimant shall, within sixty days after the filing of such adverse claim. begin action to quiet title in court of com petent jurisdiction within Alaska. and thereafter patent shall be issued in con- fornity with the final decree of Ire court.
 WARNER T. MAY. Manager Published April 25, May ?. g, l6 and 2.
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The frontiersman., 1963-04-25

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Land Office, Cor dova Building. 9th and Cordova. An- chorage Alaska.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Notice is hereby given that Ellsworth w. Beaudet hay made application for Homesite under the Act of May 26, 1884 (45 Stat 809) identified by Anchor age Serial Number 044936 for a tract of land described as Ni2NEL4 NEi4 NEI. Sec. II, T. l9 N. R. w, SIM, con- taining acres.
 Any person. corporation. or associa- tion having or asserting any adverse interest in or claim to the tract of land or any part thereof may file in the An chorage Land Office their objections to the issuance of patent during the period of publication or within 30 days there- after. Objections must be filed under oath. setting forth the nature and ex- tent of the adverse claim; and the ad- verse claimant shall. within 50 days after the filing of such claim, begin action to quiet title in a court of com petent Jurisdiction in Alaska. and there after patent shall be issued in conform ity with the final decree of the court
 ALFRED P. STEGER
 Chief. Lands Section Published April 4. II. 18. 25 and May 2, 1863.
The frontiersman., 1963-04-25
PALMER GIRL, FAIRBANKS BOY
 ATTEND WASHINGTON CONFERENCE

Being selected to represent Alaska's 4-H'ers at the nation al conference is the highest honor open to club members according to William Cheney State All Club Leader with the Cooperative Extension Service of the University of Alaska.
 The theme of the week-long meeting, April 20-26, is Our Heritage-Foundation For The Future"
 Some of the highlights of the conference were visits to the National Gallery of Art, the Washington Monument, the Smithsonian Institute, Con- gress, Mount Vernon and for eign embassies.