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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-20

ST. Johns Lutheran, Red House,
The Rev. Luther Seibert, pastor.
Sunday Church School, 9:45 a. m;
The Lords Day Service, IL a. m;
Holy Communion, LIST Sunday of
each month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-20

Mt. Lake Park Methodist Charge,
The Rev. James Remley, pastor.
Bethel: Sunday School, $50 a. M;
Worship, 1920 a. m. White Church,:
Sunday School, 1890 a. M; Wor-
ship, 11:30 a. m. kurtz Chapel: Sun
day School, 1870 a. M; Worship,
7:30 p. m. every End and 4th Sum
days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-20

Oak Park Church of the Breth-
rem, near Oakland, opposite South
ern High school, Rev. j. Stanley
Earhart, pastor. Sunday School,
10 a M: Worship, II a. m; CBYF,
7:30 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-20

st. Johns Lutheran missouri
Synod, Cove, The Rev. Arthur M.
Bicker, pastor. Sunday School, $3.50
a. M; Worship Service, 1890 a. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-06-20

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints, Mt. Lake Park. Sum
day School, 10 a. m; Sacramento
meeting, IL a. m. MIA youth pro-
gram Thursday, 7:3O p. m. Relief
Society. 8 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08

Your gift of lueeuge promises long and hcppy
service for the fortunate recipient. To make your
choice, come to Woodes0 Experience in sew
ina diplomats, Government Officials end other
wide travellers makes US experts in this field and
our selection is so wide you'll find styles and
constructions for every taste.
SMART LADY BALTIMORE
These lightweight beauties are designed Of s-ply
pIywood with wipe-cIeun vinyl Plastic covers for
strength plus beauty. Choose from light or dark
blue, oruy, white, redA or tan colors.
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Please add 1915 Federal tox.

NEsWfA N1I7LIA EARHART
For business, pleasure OF both, give Amelia Eorhcrt.
JuqQoqe. IFS rocmy, lightweight and the grained
scuFf-resistont yiny covers wipe clean with damp
cloth. Elegant, practical luggage in green, blue,
white or red cOlors.
Troin cose 1895 Hot Box 1895
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n" Pullman s2.95 30" Oversees 5795
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New, chic "Tioro" styling compIemented by stuin-
less steel closures, foam padded hondles and
fIoruI-puttem lined interiors. Women's styles in
blue, scorIet, white, TOWN., dusk.
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Train cose 1895 Hat Case 1895
Tote cose 1895 Il" Weekender 1905
"a" PuIlmon 1895 n" Pullman 44.o5.
so Overseas cose 5495
Mems styles available in brown or black.
Il" Companion s4O5 one-suiter $3.50
Two-suiter 1850 Thres-suiter $3.50
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I.a5Ea EIt5II'T "a TI-ANTIC
Practical Atlantic luggage IS 50 lightweight and
stoys bright with q damp cloth. Grnsshopper coses
nest to store Vol-A-Poks fold over to srnYeI Muc-
Arthur, Stuart MACPHERSON ploids. Selected pieces
in blue or gruy* yinyl OF in navy blue nylon.
l7".. Club Bog 600 l9' Club Bag 500
Ttoin Case 1900 Hat Box 1000
Tote Boo 1000 Shoe Bag 1900
IS" erosshopper cose 1000
7l~cose 1900 n case 400
7s~ co,e 100 zss Case 300
Womens Vol-A-Pok 2200
Mems Vol-A-Pok 2000
Women's Cor Sac 1900 Mems Cor Sac 100
PIeo.e add 1895 Fsderdl "a.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

97-ACRE FARM. 6.3 tobacco ailot-
dered on main hWys. So, 900.
WEEMs REALTY. William l..
Weems. Prince Frederick, 575 or
b7-R or 4O1.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

DRUM P0INT-Level lot 7Ox17O.
paved street. Desirable section
Sell reas. VIII. 0-7039.
EASTERN BAY ,AREA-Brick ram
pier on 20;aere point, 400 n.
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BUSINESS PROP. EoR RENT INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEX, va, Duke ana Pickett cts.
MAPLE, 1926 l4th st, AD. 4-2O0B
BETHEsDA-2 industrial lots 49,
S Ss ii Rvt g. al GliDP cs in oL We .S1SS
bet. s-6 wkdays. OF. 4-O147 ewes.
CM-2-l0,500 So. IT,, one floor,
s sSser N IL. Gadns Geo. 0d,r Near 5ps sSRs
elusive. carl Van Love, % 10.
b SISg5S o. X Ssss .sitO;,, JAMES L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
MOST PEOPLEg AMBITION
MR.. EXECUTIVE

PROP. INC, REALTORS
.lexandria office TIE 6-sglb
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LOT OWNERS
ooLEsBY 3 RICE REAlTY

acres, Ioudcun Co. y mi. on riy..
mag. views. $4,000. KE. 6-5s61.
POTOMAC on Glen rd.-center Of
horse setiyity, 2 acres. 3 acres
D 81 s1 I'd ern aSisi DaT siSnTfH S 81
Rte. rs, z acres, partially wooded,
both sides Of Great Seneca, paved
I'd. Terms. For these and other
acreage ca call Mr. q MORAN AK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
VIENNA


VIENNA
$4,000, FILA, 4 tWin-sized bed
rms, baths. finished rec. rm.,
grOund-level walkout TO Anchor
fenced back yard. City water and
sewer with gas hot-air heat. This
is . brick and frame split-foyer
lust 2 yrs. old. Clean as q pin,
Only 5000 down payment will
handle. Exclusive with
KAMP WASHINGTON REALTY CO.
SOL W. Lee Hwy, Fairfax, Va,
CIR. 3-612l, o TIL o
WOODBRIDGE, sos Hale court
0ALAXIE, assume FLA. no duali-
fication needed. S1O5 pi.t,i., So
900 for equity, would consider part
In ind trust. 3 bedrms., / "a baths,
range refrigerator, washer. newly
decorated, excellent condition. level
yard with trees, lovely view OF
the river, Shown by appointment
only. MARUMSCO SALES CORP.
703--494-3l11.
5 800 EHA APPROVED, CLOSE.
transp., 3 bedrms., liv, rm. with
firepl., formal din. rm.. bsmt. Va
cant, Immed. occupancy. For
further details call the DARBY
CO. IA. 5-9393, ewes, JE. q
fbOo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

NO MONEY DOWN CT or $500
rambler close 10 busline and
schools. h-acre lot. This Is an
excellent starter home for the
family short on cash. Why rent
when this house can be bought for
monthly payments as low as
$50 .03 D. and 1. Call JE. 4-0433.
FALLFAX REALTY, INC.
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STONE Ssri House
NO STAIRSt


70 climb in this lovely 3-bedroom
PfcTuRE BOOK kitchen che and and FAM iEs.
lily room with fireplace. Owner
IN Calf. and desires quick sale.
VIII submit reasopable offer. Call
Mrs. VIM. H. Laughlin
REALTORS
Consult First-McLean's First"
5101 Chain Bridge I'd, Mclean, Va
MILK AND HONEY-You'ii feel rich
living in this pretentious and un-
usual home with elegant, sweeping
grounds and space galore. Lovely
big living rm. with pastel carpet
ing, unique fireplace and glass
doors 70 arbored patio. oversize
open dining room with vaulted
ing onto walled terrace, main
ceiling and adjoining patio, 4 gen
erous bedrms.. 2 baths. paneled
study, lear garage. S2S,05O
HANSON HOMES, Realtors. JE,
3-3737.
MOST PEOPLES AMBITION
Let US show you how easy 1t Is IA
own your own brick rambler. Liv-
ing room with fireplace, separate
dining room, equipped kitchen with
table space and four bedrooms,
nice level lot high on . hill. Five
minutes TO the Woodrow Wilson
Bridge. Priced at So with
easy financing and payments less
than rent. Make an appointment
SO we may show this TO you.
Town & Country
PROP. INC, REALTORS
OPEN 0 TO .
Office TIE. 6-s9lh
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NORGE

ANN<4bNAG
coin-op Dry Cleaning Village. Be-
thesda. Pressing. lounge area.
Space for washers and valet.
Sale BY OWNER 664-9445.
PATENT MEDICINE STORE and
fountain. Only interested parties
should call. Good going business.
fully stocked. Owner wants TO sell
because Of illness. EN-. 2-3g76.
REMODELED mechan. garage, Gil
l.. st. NV, 2 story bldg. COM
pletely QUILTED for mechanic
garage operation, will accomo-
date 8 autos, End II. office area.
Thomas P. Brown Inc. FE. 7-1770.
for sale. Corner Of
goth and M SITS. NV. Good lease.
very reasonable. Contact owner for
quick sale. Principals only. FE. z
1923.
RESTAURANT, caTry-out. Good To-
cation, inc money down. Sale By
OWNER, OIL. 6-3707 aft. 8 pm.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

Is-UNIT MOTEL. in excellent con-
dition. Just listed. This /. .
beauty, 3 years old. VIII show
financial books for the 3 years
over $4,000 income last year.
The very best financing available.
Let Us show you this excellent
investment. Exclusively listed
with GAME REAL ESTATE, B3rd
street, Ocean City, Nd. Phones
AT. g-7774, AT. 0-p336.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABOVE CoLEsvILLE IN CLIFTON
BROOK Just a few Of the best
lot buys In the area left. $3.50
on easy terms. Call WA, 4-D363.
Greater Maryland Prop. Ju. g-l240
ACCOKEEK. MD, the Moyaons RE-
serve--b-acre homesites In eatab-
lished residential community.
Woods. fields, ravinea. Land use
covenants for your protection,
THE PISCATAWAY Co, INC,
Blu, 3-2l21 Sat and Sun, Only
BETHESDA COUNTRY CLUB AREA
-Ashleigh subdivision, adjacent TO
club grounds and Cabin John
Valley Park. X acre lots with
sewer and water available for
coOLEY CONSTRUCTION CO,
EN-. 3-T20b OIL, 4-7i7p Oh. 4-b4b6
CENTREVILLE, VA. = 80 acres.
P PrfERs q co.. CO.. yS p0C S.s7s s'% Or
WI H-4hT1
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.
CASH AVAILABLE
ST. $500
ANYTIME. ANYWHERE
GROUND WANTED

GhOUND WANTED
FOR COLORED APT.
have q builder who is DESTROYS Of
building apt. houses for colored
tenants. He is ready TO act, but
I need the ground, Eoned or I'M
xoned, II 1t has the possibilities.
CALL Mr.. WELLS (OL. 2-66DO)
WALKER q DUNLOP. INC.
ST. 3-5050. 9O5 18th st. NV.
PVT. FAMILY desires wooded or
scenic lot for custom eontemp.
In W. Bethesda, or western NV,
Ewes. or weekends, WI. 2-7562.
LOTS, ID. c, or Mary
land, west OF Rock Creek PIX. SINGLE
OF several. Call Builder. EN-. q
rcwN q SUBURBAN coNsr. co.
WANTED MINED, 100 acres. suit
able. for development, larger or
smaller tracts considered. Call
W. Gait Keyworth. HARRY A.
BOSWELL CO.. AP. 7-i1Il.
WANTED-LAND FOR HOUSES,
APARTMENTs-D. c. OR ND.
HERB BEDFORD APP, 7-234b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-16

wHEATON-New office BLDG, 4
stories 1000 II. per floor. Air
'63. MILES RLTY., RIA. 3-62l7.
WOODBRIDGE, vA.--sultabie real
estate, insurance. etc. converted
4-room house located on hwy. i,
4p4-2s82,
A BRIGHT, MODERN End FLOOR
1904 EYE ST. NV.
Faces Franklin Park. 2 rms, foyer
and bath. air cond. Ideal Tor
accountant, architect. lawyer or
ST, s.bbis' wo. S.6S67. OF. e.bl77
1909 PA. AVE. s.E.-sm. office,
In bsmt, Heat furn. &Hb per mo,
FREDERICK A BLuMER CO.,
0i7 Pa. ave. Sc, III. 100000.
1ib3 PA, AVE, sE.-Mod BLDG,
suitable for 2 drs. or professional
men. FREDERICK A, BLUMER
CO., 6i7 Pa, ave. Sc. II. 100000.
oil 18th sTREKT NV.
Entire End floor containing approx
mately 1000 50. II. $500 per
mo. includes all utilities. window
air eonditioners and cleaning
services, To inspect apply Jaffe
DeeorstinE Co. ~ floor.
40. .. p SAUL CO. ..,.o
D25 18th 81. NV. ma. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Prince Georges Booklet
Explains Zoning Facts

dents to the hearing, but loud
laughter, applause, or other
demonstrations should be
avoided" Petitions are also
valuable, but should not be
read aloud.
S. If the citizens lose any,
way, they can appeal within
80 days to Circuit Court, and
even appeal higher to the
Maryland Court of Appeals. But
the guide warns, lawyers fees
cannot be recovered from the
loser in a rezoning case"
Persons interested in copies
of the Zoning Guide may OBJ
tain them for Is cents each
from Mr.. Avrutis, 1000 Fair
view avenue, Takoma Park IL;
or from Mr.. Vance, 1926 Carey
brook lane, Oxon Hill 81, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Alexandria Days
Sales This Week

Alexandria Days, a sales pro-
motion sponsored by the Retail
Merchants Association of Alex
andria, will be celebrated this
week with an outdoor concert,
a hootenanny, a pet show and
the awarding of prizes.
The seventh annual promo
ton will be held Tuesday
through Saturday. william H
Scott is chairman.
The schedule of special
events follows:
Tuesday, to p.m.-Outdoor con-
cert by the Kena Temple Shrine Band
in the parking lot in the 100 block
Of North Royal street
Wednesday, $50 pm.-Hootenanny
in the Royal street parking lot, with
Dick Cerri as master Of ceremonies.
Thursday, 10 a.m.-Drawing for
prizes in the 500 block of king street.
Saturday, 10 a.m.-Pet show at
the Woodward & Lothrop parking lot
on Pendleton street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Youth Given
Probation in
Plane Death

A Montgomery County teen
ager who last week pleaded
guilty to a manslaughter charge
stemming from the crash of a
plane he was plotting, today
was put on a strict two-year
probation and ordered to re-
turn to school by Circuit
Court Judge Walter H. Moor
man.
David A. Price, IT, of Der
wood, was given a three-year
sentence in the Maryland House
of Correction, retroactive to the
time when he entered the Mont
gomery County Jail last Octo-
Der %, three days after the
death of his brothers fiancee,
Bernadette Flint, Is, in the
plane taken from the Montgom-
cry County Airport.
Judge Norman said that the
boy already had served nearly
a year in jail and suspended the
remainder of the sentence, plac-
ing him on probation for two
years and forbidding him from
visiting taverns where beer is
being sold.
"You realize that this is a
very serious offenSe, and that
you could get 10 years in the
penitentiary, don't your" Judge
Norman asked the youth.
eyes, sir" David replied.
IT am serious about your 60
ing to school," the judge told
him. There will be lots of
'do-gooders' who will give to
the Peace Corps or foreign aid,
but won't contribute 10 cents
to send you to school, so you
must make up your mind to
do it yourself"
The boy, who dropped out of
school several years ago, was
ordered to return to the eighth
grade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Women Urged
To Send Congress
Views on Rights

The directors of the District
League of Women Voters have
asked the groups 800 members
to write to Congress giving
their individual views on civil
rights questions.
To help individual members,
the board of directors is send
ing out summaries of the civil
rights bills now before Con-
gress, along with a statement
of the District leagues official
positions in the civil rights
field.
The mailings are a first step
to help further civil rights in
the District by every means
appropriate to the league, &C
cording to Mrs. Jehu L. Hun
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ter, president of the District
League.
The District league, which
has been integrated since 1914,
has long supported non-dis-
termination in the District,
Mrs. Hunter noted. Specifi-
cally, she said, the league has
supported fair employment
practices legislation, the Dis
trict Commissioners Human
Relations Council, an open
housing ordinance and equal
employment opportunity
through community action.
President Kennedy puts
voting rights first in his civil
rights program as fundamental
to our democratic process OF
government" Mrs. Hunter said
Since the league itself grew
from the movement that
secured voting rights for wom-
en-, it Fundamentally agrees
with this emphasis"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
TAXPAYER SETS
7O-CENT VALUE
ON FURNITURE

ROANOKE, Va. (AP).-
The commissioner of rev.
enue here may have found
the champion underestima-
tor of personal property,
a citizen who put a fair
market value Of 10 cents
on six rooms of furniture.
The taxpayer lists such
items as a 1857 televiSion
set with a value of 3 cents;
toaSter, cent; silverware,
2 cents; and all the furni-
ture in two bedrooms, 10
cents. The most expensive
item in the $11,500 home
was a washing machine
valued at Is cents.
Chief Deputy Andy Gill
bert said his office will
arbitrarily estimate the
fair market value of the
furniture and bill the tax
payer accordingly.
Taking the taxpayers
figures, the tax bill would
have been "a cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

An eight-page Zoning Guide
has been published by the
Prince Georges County Civic
Federation to help citizens I'M
derstand what coming is all
about.
Written by William j.
Avrutis and James F. Vance,
the publication also devotes it.
self to advice on how to fight
harmful coming changes"
Mr.. Avrutis and Mr.. Vance
played major roles in producing
the controversial Project MARI
boro report of 1861, which
recommended a number OF
coming and county government
reforms.
Cites ZOning Benefits
In general, the Zoning Guide
states that "zoning laws seek
to prevent urban sprawl, to
protect property against blight
and depreciation, to secure
economy in county expenses,
and to promote desirable liv-
ing conditions and the stability
of neighborhoods."
Specifically, coming matters
which are of the greatest con-
Germ to county residents "are
requests for amendments to the
coming map" according to the
guide.
These requests are heard
each month by the county COM
missioners after they receive
recommendations from the
planning commission. If citi-
zens want to fight a land re-
coming at one of these hear
ings, Mr.. Avrutis and Mr.. Vance
advise, among other things:
Advice Offered
/. Be thoroughly familiar
with the purpose on coming and
the basis for a change.
2. Opponents of a coming
change are wise to have a law
yer represent them"
8. Opinions Of expert wit
neSses are valuable but opinions
of neighborhood citizens who
are not experts may be given
lesser weight"
4. Bring all interested resi-
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Worlds Fair Topic

Francis Bourne Upham III,
director of Federal and State
exhibits for the New York
Worlds Fair, will address a
luncheon meeting of the Rotary
Club of Washington at 1915
pm. Wednesday in the Hotel
Washington.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-12-01

Phillip Pierson, Janice DeClay,
Carla BAHIA, Michael Ethelbah,
Glenda TesSay, and Jay Kristoffer-
son were garbed in the national
costumes Of Mexican childre
Children OF China played by
fourth graders, Rose Marie Case,
Rhoton Palmer, Gloriana Alsenay,
Darl enc Clarkson, Gerald Riley,
and Blessing Goldfish, sang the
Chinese Evening Song.
The children Of Sweden were
represented by Pat Kirkpatri
Marie Hughes, Michael Palembas,
Janelle Raybon, Christa TessaY,
and Arthur Gordon.
Representing the children of
Holland were fourth graders,
Rudolph Roosevelt, Priscilla
Goldfish, Susie Mae johnson, Kirk
Massey, Corliss Crocker, and
Charlotte Johnson.
Sixth graders Linda Martin,
Kathleen Way, Brenda Lavender,
jeanne Amos, and Lola Culbreath
dressed as angels and sang ut
Came Upon Midnight Clear. "
Characters in the pageant were
played by the following: Anne,
Candy Barr; Billy, E.J. Allen;
Santa Claus, Arnold Lupe; Uncle
Sam, David Kessel; Columbia,
Kathy O'Connell; Razzle, Jim
Thoesen; Dazzle, Hiawatha Brown
ing; Mary, Mother of Christ, Diane
Valverde.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-12-01
Civic Club Membership Continues
Community Projects

club would like to sell a fine new
100 #. steel tower, good antcnnas
and some valuable receiving and
transmitting equipment that could
be brought up to FEC standards.
The guest speaker for the
December meeting was Mr.. George
KeSseI, Personnel Manager Of the
MCNary Division Of Southwest
Forest Ind. His slide illustrated
lecture was very Informative
especially to those who still think
Of Southwest as lumber mill and
not Company composed OF 20
different divisions.
The January meeting will be held
at T. R. School in Fort Apache
where Ben McNevins the Principal
and his Recreation Director Mr..
Scott have lined up a real program.
Several tribes are represented
among the chill dren enrolled at
7. R. and dances and songs will
be given by children representing
each tribe.
Refreshments will be served by
the school.
This meeting will also prove that
(Cont' d on Page A.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-12-01
Christmas Pageant
Hera|ds Holiday Season

WHEREVER "Mery Christmas
to the World'', a pageant by the
childre of the Whiteriver Elemen-
tary School, was presented at the
December me Getting Of the Com
munity Education Association on
December 18.
In the pageant, people Of eight
nations came together to celebrate
Christmas, each with its own
customs and traditions.
Included in the program were
children from the fourth, fifth,
and sixth grades under the direction
of Mr.. Cletus Moorman, Mr.. Joe
Lombardo, and Mrs, Margaret
Men NevinS.
Sixth graders, representing the
children of England, were Danny
Vice, Patricia Nahee, John
Thoesen, Katherine Way, Ellison
Clay and Lucinda BAHIA.
Children of Italy were portrayed
by fifth graders, Loretta Goodnight,
Alexa Connerly, Freddie Amos,
Barbara Dazen, Timothy Robinson,
and Mary Jane Manakaja.
Richard Lester, Colleen Hamil-
ton Wendy Webb, Nancy Martin,
and Marilyn Cosen, sixth grade
students, took part as the children
of Spain with Fifth graders,
Perlita Bones, Meriddie Johnson,
Beverly Altaha, Pat Dillon,
Sharon Mahaffey, and Georgina
Harvey dressed as children OF
France.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-12-01
by Rev. Arthur A. Guenther

WF1ITERIVER The Whiteriver
Civic Club, composed OF members
of both the communities OF
Whiteriver and Fort Apache, is
continuing it's program OF civic
betterm ent.
The Street Lighting program is
moving along very we'll as anyone
can plainly "see" each night. The
Street Naming program is also in
motion and soon attractive red
wood and steel street signs will
assist locals as we'll as visitors as
Whiteriver continues to grow.
Due to the fact that it is possible
to obtain a good TV program "line
Of si8ht'' from Tucson and due to
the fact that it would cost thousands
Of dollars to install new equipment
upon TV Hill, the Civic Club has
gone out Of the TV business.
The newer members Of our COM
mtmity may not realize what labor,
money and heartbreak went into
the early TV reception in our
hidden little valley. Many natural,
legal and mechanical battles had
to be fought in the Yearly days"
Of TV in Whiteriver. Now the