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Evening star., 1963-02-03
oUT.oF.ToWN REAL EST.

ATLANTIC CITY ARIA. N. J.-Lse.
BLDG. lots, $40 down, SIC month.
Call MR.. HAWKINS, 402-bDi3.
LAS VEGAS, NEvADA-Downtown
corner lot i00xi40, price 500
900. Terms cash. w. J. HANKS.
5lg9 Lewis. 3S2-46b5.
MODEM PENNSYLVANIA Dairy
Farm, livestock. EQUIP. for sale
eos acres. Good streams With farm
pond, good hunting, 2 remodeled
houses. Call bsh-e330.
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A GINTLEMAN's PARADIsR

BETTER THAN AVERAGE 3-bed-
rm. mod. home, barn and out
buildings. 80 q. About $4,000 In
ciudeS farm and home equip. Sac
rifice sale. Nanjemoy area. Call
for appt.
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LUISJ NGHENuE run SNLE
tcoNTlNUED)

BUILDERs-whea Al ton
q blk s,ii from NM MSner Club ..1,,,, SO 1S
1900 50. II. lots). Sewer and
water on property. Paved street
to property, Terms. Some sub
ordination. Brokers invited. ME,
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nc ,Nc In INDusTRIAL s sI,'l. and erSVlsr
REAL ESTATE SERVICES

.s.ToN IA CROSSE. low bed trail
er, good condition $500 or best
offer, gP $4,000
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FRED A. SMITH CO.
1892 K. st. NV.
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN

CHARLES H. JAMISON
90 A. oAITHERSBURo-watsr and
Sosena sSoo per- ssTs saSs terms EDs
1927 A. POOLESVILLE income-pro-
1ucing farm, 1895 per A.
$50 A POTOMAC HUNT AREA.
north Of Seneca, $1,000 per A.,
ss 4 soYD-oERMANTowN AREA,
$500 per A., terms.
100 A POTOMAC HUNT AREA.
Exquisite horse farm, excel. bldgs.
and training area, S1,700 per A.
25 A, CLAEKS9URG -COMUS AREA.
High elev,, county rd. frontage,
$3.50 per A., terms.
20 A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
High wooded tract, 70O-ft. road
irontaec, $3.50 per A., terms.
% A. BARNESVILLE-High, scenic
wooded tract, 600-ft. frontage,
bord sring springfield lake, $3.50
800 A II ROCK CREEK WATERSHED
q mi. nard frontage, marsion
house, excel topo. $1,000 per A.,
lso' '1 A. 'e. m. oArrHERsBuRo and
Bur. Of Standards. Mile hard rd.
frontage, rds.. nr. Shady Grove
Interchange, S1,250 per A.. terms.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST NOTE Of s3.96s
10 settle estate. Seasoned yrs.
bids invited. OF. 4-9339.
WILL BUY your troublesome notes
Mr.. KATZ, DI. 7-4445, ewes. MA
2-1154.
$500 End TR., payable S4S mo.
S-5il7. 5 ss5-5sS5s:. lDlO' 20
$500 5-YR. end TRUST-Va. 8,
ssdTm ss ssS hHSs YoTyNS YySTTy low Real Ia trYs5 rs
TATE, UN. 4-45S1 or JU. S-32S0
l5% DISC, s4,675 and sos;
MARYLAND 2nd trusts, Mr.. KATZ
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE CLIENTS who want to
buy alley garages or storage prop
critics. All cash. Near Union Sta
tion or near In downtown. WApLE,
1925 18th ST. AID. 4-2005.
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JOHN, b47 IOXtore Terrace, Bil
Spg. Phone 5S5-4974.
iIO-ACRE FARM, Damascus area
2,000-ft. paved road front.
75-acre horse farm. paved I'd.
excel. bldgs.. S3S. 900.
33-acre horse farm, paved I'd. verI
good bldss., $4,000.
23-acre farmette. small house. heat
hath. paved rd;; s11 BOO. -
hse:. heat: bath, $4,000: =
hse. heat. / II baths, $4,000.
house. Real buy. $4,000.
For rent. 3O-acre horse farm. barn
6-rm. hse. h. and b., 500 mo.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY, 231
JOHN J. PRICE. Realtor, Mt. Airy
266 A.-$200 per acre mr., Char.
lotte Hall. timber, rd. front, Colo.
nial hee., all conv. AP. 7-0631.
08l-A c r E-NCOME-PRODUCING
FARM. Manor house, 3 Other
modern houses, 4 barns. wonderful
cattle or horse farm.
Several smaller farms to choose
from. Call or see JEFF RANKIN
CULPEPER REALTY, Culpeper
virginia. Phone 703--S25-9257.
$3.50 DN., $3.50 in 80 days, $50 mo
buys nice 7-rm., bath cottage
large lot in town Of Gordonviile
Va. SS,500. Same price, terms
buys 100 acres eutover woods
stream. rs mi. so. OF d. c. Fronti
&c R. c. TIi TsIRiooRs. fHSaa AGENT. O%'-O@OZ
$3.50 DN.. SIS mo. buys aood 5-rm
house, large lot. HarbouFSyille. Va.
100 mi. so. Of d. c. $5.850. Sam
price, terms, buys SIS acres woods
Near Rapidan River. Culpeper Co.
yooh "a Phone SO 1es62' R. c
1e4 ACRES. Less than Ss5 pc
acre, Culpeper area. Land is lev
el. 80 acres Of pasture, 2 stream
on property. Old farm house Il
need Of resotration. Priced $40,
$50. Flexible financing. Good in
Yestments. Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4-70O
EOS ACRES = 5000 per acre, nj
Charlotte Hall, Timber, I'd. Fri
Colonial hse.. all conv. AP. 7-0631
1875 ACRE FARM = 2-bedroor
house. 5-acre tobacco allot.,
barns, tenant house. $4,000,
~ Acres on Rt. 416. 20 mile
| allot.. 5-bedrm. house, l.r., dr.
kit. artesian well. hot-air heat
y crop. many more extras max
this an excellent buy.
wEEMS REALTY
William L.. Weems. Broker
Prince Frederick, MARYLAND
Phone pr Fred h7h mr. R-P nr 4
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

2nd TRUST NOTES wANTED-Top
prices paid. Immed. service. MR..
JEFFERYS. ma. S-0352.
end OR 3rd TRUSTS on small apt.
bldgs., Va. only. Private party
wants to buy. CL. 6-2402.
end TRUST-PAY UP TO s0Ts
MONEY SAME DAY. c. H. PAT
TEN, 347-1516, CHI. S-7743.
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Your Sunrise?
Your Waterfront!

view of water and
shoreline. Your own private sandy
beach, sheltered harbor. Spacious,
modern home in parklike setting.
. lge. bedrms., huge 32' liy. rm.,
Roman brick fireplace, family rm.,
z ceramic tile baths, many GUS
Shrubbery, Handicapped lawn right
to the water. Address OF distinc-
tionl S2S.50O, good terms.
STRoUT REALTY. Rte. !, BOX
ISL, Callao. Va. CA. 1923.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, for RENT
tcoNrlNUED)
CAPITOL HILL
$3.50 SO. FT.
AIR coNp;--MoDERN

1NO4 IUU DNdE' T T.
Excellent location with full facili-
ties, free 24-hour answering and
mail desk service, parking at door
rent incls. all utils. and daily char
service, many fine office tenants
now on premises. Call Miss Sack,
DI, 7-49O9.
OFFICE LOCATION, en-
tire 2nd II. Busy Ga. ave. inter-
section at D. c. line-Large bright
rooms completely renovated, Air
doctors, lawyers tG and and man many Other other
purposes. Call BALDUccI, 422-
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MarIou HeIrhfs A

NEW AIk-COND. OFFICE bFACE
tailored to your requirements. vic.
18th and Mass. ave, suit: prof.
use, trade assoc, nonproftt or
ganiZ. Up to 5000. So, IT. Lease
AZ or part oitSstTeet vHTs psrkins'
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ONE ACRE

To this home with livinH Tm,, din.
Oh heat so.eSo. waterfront
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GO FISHING

This home u across the road
iyIR. iES% tS' ln' iSs,''rIrP.t s,s,r. and ,s Ss'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31
A Dollar Tip Gets
Stupid q Smile
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
would not have accepted a
dinner invitation unless his
wife was included, 1 don't
care If the hostess was a col
lege graduate, she has a lot
more missing than one place
setting.
ALSO A GRAD.
MN
What's on your mind? For
a personal reply, send q self
addressed, stamped envelope
to Abby In care OF The Eue-
ming Star.
(McNaught Syndicate, Inc,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

DEAR ABBY: After seven
years of marriage my wife
refuses to make breakfast
for me. I never had a thought
Of another girl until I start
ed eating breakfast at a cafe.
I see this pretty little watt
ress up and working at seven
in a fresh, starched apron,
her face made up and her
hair nicely brushed. And she
always has a sweet smile for
me. I like her so much I
tip her a dollar every morn
ing for Juice. coffee and two
donuts. / want to stay true
to my wife, but the pretty
little waitress is on my mind
more and more. Please print
this. Maybe my wife will see
1t and wake up.
BUYING.
The pretty little waitress
isn't up at seven with her
face made up and her hair
nicely brushed, serving you
with . sweet smile because
she LOVES you, you dope.
It's her bread and butter.
bort try TO justify your row.
ing eye. Offer your wife a
dollar tip for Juice, coffee
and two dOnuts, and I'll bet
you get breakfast at home.
49,
DEAR ABBEY: When I go
to bed at night I try to
think positively and tell my
self that nothing is going to
spoil my nights sleep, but
when my husband starts
cracking his knuckles and
then the joints of his toes I
go out of my mind. Can you
help me? We've been married
81 years and he knows 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-31

bothers me but he does 1t
anyway.
CRACKING UP.
I am going TO recommend
beeswax ear plugs again! II
your drug store doesn't have
them, hOller until they stock
up.
-
DEAR ABBY: In the case
Of the executive who was in
vited to attend a dinner par
ty without his wife, because
the hostess was short a place
setting: All I can say is If
he were MY husband, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12
Teen Birthdays
HOW THEY CELEBRATE

on the boat, so the party got
bigger.
Party Far From Over
Pulling into port didn't
mean the party was over,
either. 1--WE danced into the
Hot Shoppes in College
Park" Sue said. Four tables
were lined up for guests
Hope MayberTy, Alma Porter
and Kerry Lee Of Rolling
crest Junior High; Chris
James and Keith Woodside
Of Hyattsville Junior High;
Bubby Davis and twins Stan
and Steve Hall of North
western High; Mike Freed of
High Point High and Bobby
Fredette Of Northwestern,
the girls 15-ye ar-old
brother.
Sue kept saying, IT'S my
birthday" Pat said. 81 kept
quiet and pretended I wasn't
related. Then three walters
came up to the table and
sang Happy Birthday to
Sue. They brought q cup
cake, too, with candles"
1t was only two days after
their 18th birthday celebra-
ton Ia backyard barbecue)
that the Fredette twins de-
cided a moonlight cruise on
the Potomac was what they
wanted in the way of a l4th
birthday celebration. They
laid the groundwork early.
And it came to pass, just
like they hoped. Of course
the morning of their 14th
year into the world started
with presents. Fourteen dol
lars in birthday money sent
them into a downtown orbit
of shopping.
Presents seem to be one
thing teen ayers have in
common in the way of noting
birthdays. But what they do
on that once-a-year day de-
ponds on the teen-ager.
What Others Say
Russ Woolard of Sligo
Junior High lust sat around
and ate vanilla ice cream and
cake" for his 14th birthday
because my pop was sick.
The year before I went bowl
ing, but my ideal is to have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12
MRS. RICKER'S MAIL
She Wants to Neck But Won't

stamped, self-addressed en-
velope with your request for
the leaflet. Mail to Dorothy
Kicker in care Of TEEN, The
Evening Star, Washington 8,
D. c.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
l have had q terrific
crush on q boy at school
for several months. Lately
he has started paying q
little attention TO me. One
Of my problems Is that
when / get near him, even
within yelling distance, l
am absolutely speechless.
Should / speak first? MY
friends tell me / should
at least say "Hi."
MY other problem is about
my girl friend who gathers
all the information for me
about this boy. She has
done such a good job of IL
we're afraid he thinks she's
the one who likes him. Ac-
tually she has Just been
finding out stuff for me.
How can we get this
Strengthened out?
KAYE
Your age is showingl ]
suspect you are under is,
which probably accounts for
your problems" Presenting
you know the boy at all, you
should speak first. Just flash
him your prettiest smile and
say "Hi"--it won't hurt a bitl
About your other prob
lem"-simply call off your
detective so she win not have
any further reason TO show
interest In the boy or his
activities. II she stops inves-
tigating him and you start
speaking 10 him he will prob
ably get things straight one
Of these days.
Released by The Register and TribuI
SyndicateD
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really surprised" she said.
1--WE never had a quiet birth
day. I'd like to see what one
is like. Usually it's Q big
bunch of people, food, teas
ing and fun"
On Trip With Choir
Steve Hall. Is, of North
western High, couldn't re-
member what he did on his
last birthday. even though it
was In April. He had to ask
his brother. 1t turns out
Steve and his twin, Stan,
celebrated at dinner in Penn
sylvania with members of the
Ager Road Methodist Church
Choir. They had gone to
Pennsylvania to sing at a
church.
Rollingcrest ninth grader
Kerry Lee, at Is says II Just
got out of the party age. I
used to have parties. I had
boys, but not many came. And
I had cake, although nobody
really has cake any more.
But I like cake. I've been to
movie birthday parties, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12

NICAP is a non-profit world
wide organization at 1885
Connecticut avenue N.W.)
The problem is this: Our
Air Force is Withholding In
formation and reports on
UFO sightings not only from
the public but also from Con-
gress. AS this is a country
founded on democracy, for
the people and by the people,
I feel the public should be
told the truth about UFOs.
One good example Of AT
secrecy occurred in 1858
when a glowing UFO landed
and took off again at high
speed at a Nike missile site
at Derwood. Md. To the best
of my knowledge, this was
never carried in any news
paper and is still classified
as an unknown object.
AS I said before, I feel the
public should be told the
truth about UFOs. MANY
Congressman also feel the
same way.) Finally, I would
like to know how other teen
ayers feel about the UFO
problem.
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Information, Please

I am working on a Junior
Homemaker's Degree Of the
Osceola (Wis.) Chapter Of
Future Homemakers Of Amer
lea.
I would like to find out
information on how the
Future Homemaker's Of Amer
lea was started and more
about our creed, emblem,
colors and flower.
I would also like to know
more about the purpose and
the parliamentary procedure,
and how 1t all came to be.
Thank you for any help with
my degree.
MARILYNN NEHRING
Osceola, Wis.
I am very much interested
in your Pen Pal section Of
TEEN. win you please send
me information regarding
the countries outside the
United States in which TEEN
appears? ! am anxious to re-
ceive this information as 1t
is my wish to correspond reg
ularly with q teen-ager in q
foreign country.
ROsALIND ADAIR
Editors Note: TEEN has
penetrated the Iron Curtain,
according to letters De've re-
ceiped. We've also had COM
munications from ireland.
the Philippines, England and
vdrtous other countries. But,
II you iDdnt to prtte to a
teen-dger In a foreign coun-
try. match for a name and
address In the Pen Pal Sec
ton OF Play Back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12
Flying Objects

I would like to sound off
about a problem not too
many people are aware Of.
This is the problem Of uni
Identified flying objects
tUFOs). which is the Air
Force term for flying saucers.
AS a member Of the National
Investigations Committee on
Aerial Phenomena, I am
more aware Of this problem
than most people. (The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12

a dinner party at home for
my Boy Scout patrol"
Jerry Sturner, a sophomore
at Walt Whitman, says I'm
a little too old for a party"
He's is. For my last birth
day my parents took me to
the movies and relatives came
over for dinner"
Older teen-age boys seem
to celebrate their birthdays
with their families, either at
home or at an expensive res
taurant. Or II they've got a
girl on the string, she comes
through with a birthday
Shindig in their honor.
Eighteen year old Phil
Hall, al June graduate of
Northwestern, celebrates his
birthday in two parts. MY
parents took me to Hausner's
Restaurant in Baltimore for
dinner. For the other part,
I went with a bunch of boys
to a bowling alley and then
just messed around. No dates.
We see girls all the rest Of
the year."
Hen Parties and Such
And older teen-age girls in
the 18-year-old bracket such
as Carol Marx of the Univer-
sity Of Maryland, finds birth
days a good excuse to give a
hen party and catch UP with
old high school friends.
Her sister, Nancy, q senior
at Holy Name Academy who'll
be II next month, says her
boy friend will probably take
her to the Roma for dinner
and to hear the Kingston
Trio. mo double dating that
night" she says. Its ours"
Nancy's clasSmate, Mary
Ellen Gladmon, Is, likes to
celebrate her birthday with
her boy friend, too. Last
year he came home early
from the beach and surprised
me-"
Barbara Hagy, a June grad
uate Of George Washington
High, can't remember her
18th birthday but for her 18th
last December she was given
a surprise party. "And I was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12

If the movie Is ordinary you're
stuck. ! think Pat and Sues
boat ride idea was the best
party I've been to-"
Keith Woodside. IA, votes
for the boat ride, too. AS for
his celebrations: II didn't.
celebrate my last birthday.
We just had the family over
for dinner. The last time !
had q party was when I
was IL. We danced a little in
the basement"
Boys Don't Capitalize
If boys have q birthday
party, you let people know
it's your birthday but you
don't capitalize on it, accord
ing to Mike Freed, a High
Point sophomore. Otherwise
If you have the cake bit and
all that you get kidded, Mike
says. So the teen-agers just
gather together, dance, talk
and pretend it's Just another
party. but they all know the
reason for tits somebody's
birthday.
Alma Porter, who was IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12
By Fiji GoRSM
Editor Of TEEN

Ask some teen-agers how
they celebrated their last
birthdays and their memories
blank out. -
But Hyattsville twins Pat
and Susan Fredette claim
they'll always remember their
l4th birthday. They took a
cruise on the river, down to
Marshall Hall and back.
An aunt treated the Roll
tngcrest Junior High ninth
graders and 10 of their
friends to a chaperoned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12

girl or you can indulge In
improper behavior that will
earn you the reputation Of a
little tramp. Good behavior
and a clear conscience will
bring rich rewards through
out your life. Bad behavior
brings misery-loss of self
respect, a shoddy reputation.
lack of worthwhile friends
and a substandard way Of
life. II you keep these things
in mind 1t will help you do
the right thing every time a
decision between right and
wrong must be made.
Remember, our behavior Is
one Of the few things in this
life which we can absolutely
control. Judging by your
well-written letter, / am sure
you have the natural intelli-
gence to make the right
choice-every time.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
I am Is and like a boy
who Is 16. He Is going with
another girl at present but
he says he will drop her
for me II I stop being so
loud and noisy. I'm not
sure II Shat Is the real
reason why he doesn't
want TO go with me--may-
be It's Just an excuse. What
do you think?
DEE DEE
You are old enough TO
know II you are loud and
noisy" Since you didn't deny
1t, / presume you are. Most
boys dislike boisterous girls
so your real solution is TO
start behaving like a lady
whether or not the boy
starts dating you.
I have a leaflet, How 10
Work Magic With Manners"
which will help you, II you
really want TO change. II is
'freel Please enclose q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12
By DOROTHY KICKER
Dear Mrs. Kicker:

Dear Mrs. Kicker:
i think my problem could
become quite serious II /
don't get some good advice.
/ am Is and people say I
am very pretty. 1 know
right from wrong but my
problem Is, I want to do
things / know are wrong.
For example, one night
at q basketball game two
boys / know tried to get
me TO 90 outside with them
for a necklng session. 1
didn't 60, Mrs. Kicker, but
/ really wanted TO.
Several other things like
this have happened to me
but so far l haven't given
in TO my feelings. I'm Just
afraid that some day ! will
and get into real trouble.
I'm sure you will UNDER
stand why 1 can't talk to
my mother about this prob
lem. Please tell me what
Is wrong with me and help
me TO be good.
SHARON
II is doubtful there is any
thing wrong with you. Ir
fact, everything seems al
right since you recognize YOU
problem and are willing Il
seek help before 1t is too late
Your interest In boys Il
perhaps too strong and a lit
tie premature at 10 but othel
than that there is nothing SC
very unusual about II. Mos
teen-agers develop curiosity
and sometimes q secret wish
to test" affection from the
opposite sex, although most
will not admit 1t. So, don't
be too harsh on yourself
What really counts most Is
how you meet this problem
from now on.
You do have a choice: you
can be a fine, morally sound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12

moonlight cruise on the VIII
son Line. 1.-TWO boys chick
ened out the night of the
party" Sue said, but . we
still had plenty Of fun"
They watched the scenery
go by, danced, talked, roamed
around the boat, had a spe-
cial birthday greeting from
the orchestra and rode on
roller coasters and other
thrill rides at the amuse-
ment park at the end of the
line. On the way back, the
birthday celebrants met
other teen-agers they knew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12

bomery Blair senior had the
whole Blair football team,
plus coaches, over for dinner.
~ don't think I had cake,
just dessert" Tom said. Most
boys don't have cake, unless
it's a family affair"
Most girls like to have
birthday cakes, however. But
there's always an exception,
and 14-year-old Sue is it.
She explains it this way:
MY last birthday cake was
when / was 10. No more
cakes for me. They make you
feel too old"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12
Complaint

DENNIS ED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12

I listen TO q lot Of comedy
and Broadway hit albums on
radio. besides rock and roll.
I notice in some Of these
albums there is a lot Of pro-
fame and foul language.
But I notice In a lot Of
crazy rock and roll music
I've never heard any cuss
words.
JAMES CONSTANTINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12
PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers

Play Back the column where teeH-aoers sound off
and let the Oord knoD their opinions just about anything
Letters to Play Back must rtters correct names
addresses and telephone numbers Pen tH be used
requested All letters subject to condensation address
letters to TEEN The EpenthO Star, Washington g. D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-12

in March. can't remember her
18th birthday but II guess
it was a beach party because
I lived in Florida. Last birth
day I went bowling with 10
or IL girls and then had ice
cream and cake. Boys are too
bashful for dance parties.
They're better and q lot more
fun on a boat party" ex-
planned Alma after going on
Pat and Sues birthday cruise.
One of the more unusual
type birthday celebrations
was Tom Moore's observance
of his 18th year. The Mont
The frontiersman., 1963-03-07
Palmer Player Named AII-Sfar

Chuck Felzien, Palmer high school senior, was named to the ten-man all-star team chosen at the close of the Western Al aska high school basketball tournament. which ended with the Kodiak -Eielson game Mon- day.
 The selections are made by the coaches of the teams who participated in the tournament, and are based on observations of tournament play.
 Young Felzien is the first Palmer player to be named in the All-stars in several years.
 Others named were Gus Dop- pes, Jim Haas, and Danny Pape of Eielson, Ron Franklin of Kodiak. Roger Sorenson of West Anchorage, Glenn Carroll of Homer, and Gary Davis, Thor Evenson and Mike Tau rianen of Kenai.
 Each of the ten was awarded trophy.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-07
Problems Discussed Al Joint meetinq

In the first joint meeting in several years, members of the Palmer City Council and the directors of Matanuska Maid, Inc. discussed several items of business of common interest Tuesday evening, March 5.
 Possibility of purchasing steam to heat the city councils shop building which is locat- ed close to the Matanuska Maid steam plant was discussed. Board members stated that since coop plans are uncertain about what will be done with the power house. firm lc,
 term agreement could not be set up, but plans should be formalized by the end of the summer. Brought out in the discussion was the fact that coal mining interests in the Valley are now making a study to determine the feasibility ot adding additional boilers to the power house and furnish