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The chronicle., 1963-11-11
PASCO REALTY
COMPANY
SAYS: GIVE THANKS AT
THANKSGIVING

SdYSs GlvL 1T1ANAo AA
THANKSGIVING
in your choice of these homes.
OWNERS SAY THEY WILL
TALK TURKEY! 2 lovely :
bedroom homes in Whispering
Pines. featuring central heat.
large lots with trees. Low
monthly payments. Both just
like new. Lets go look today.
Also have house we can reni
or sell in same Sub Division.
A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST OF
NUTS can be reaped from the
S large pecan trees on this lot.
and you can get an all brick
home in Escatawpa. Only
$3.50 down.
THE CHILDREN CAN A
PER LIKE SQUIRRELS in the
back yard because it has a
chain link fence to protect
them. Air Conditioner goes too.
Just been appraised at Sll,800
and well worth the price. Lo-
Gated on Chicago Ave.
ENJOY THANKSGIVING
AND SAVE FOR CHRISTMAS
TOO. Either of these 3 houses
in Lincoln Heights have low
down paYm e and low
monthly payments. We have
the keys and will show you
what we mean.
GRAB YOUR GUN If YOU
ARE HUNTING A good low
priced z bedroom house. Run
to our office and aim ii at us.
We will let you have il with
out a fuss.
The chronicle., 1963-11-11

NO. 1928
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
NO. I7,454
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
TO
REID q. WARE
Address Unknown
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court OF the County Of
Jackson in said State, ON thu LIST Mon
day Of December. AID, 1868 at 1000
AM, to defend suit No. II, asa in SAID
Court OF JEANETTE HEMPSTEAD
WARE VS.. REID c. WARE. Wherein
you are a Defendant, and wherein
Complainant seeks relief as fully set
out in bill for divorce.
This 7th day OF November, AID,
1868.
SEAL
WILBUR q. DEES.
Clerk Chancery Court,
jackson County. Mississippi.
BY: FRANCES J.. ROBERTS,
DC.
st I'LL. IL, ~
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THE MOST %
FOR THE A MONEY
NvxxyLYrp


New brick veneer. 3 bedroom
house on First Street. East Moss
Point. Low. low payment Of
STA monthly includes central
heating. built-in range & hood.
carport. and storage area.
Down payment FILA $3.50. VA
SI00.
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FOR SALE: 4 beoroom house with 2
baths. utility room, screened front
porch. Close to town, churches e.
schools. Call 762-2275.
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Houses for sale


Longfellow Acres: 3 bedroom. family
room, 2 baths; den. buiit-in kitchen
Reasonable. Call 762-9256.
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Real Estate For Sale

LOIS-Good location. Price right 1909
May Lane, East-Side.
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HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT: 3 bed
rooms, brick veneer; 8 #. redwood
renee; large window air-conditioner
lib Whitmore. Phone 7~62-5s7s.
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pAsco REALTY
COMPANY

762-7846
w. w. Rice. GR STAB
Noble Gordon. CIR 5-l2l2
be 80 1l/8 ST
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GARY SMITH,,
REALTOR
762-7511
be 80 1921 II

3 B/R brick veneer, Grand Bay. As
sumo loan. BY appointment only. UN s.
1904.
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FOR THE ELITE ONLY
Large brick home on extra
large LOT in Longfellow Acres.
Too many plus features to
name. Shown by appointment
only.
PASCO REALTY co.
Noble Gordon-GR 5-l2l2
w. w. Rice-GR 5-74l8
be 80 l1/8 ST
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By Owner: 3 Bdrm. home: walk In
clothes closet; big shady lot. Sacrifice
at $4,000. 762-4630-
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Houses for sale

~
HOMES INC.
Offers Custom &
KingsberrY Homes In ...
Pinecrest
Park
% Elementary School In
Subdivision
o City Wafer And Gas
% City Sewerage
0 Near Churches
d Convenient To Shopping
O Tree Studded Lots
Priced From
$17.500 to $4,000
VISIT OUR MODEL HOME
1905 S. Clairmont DR..
FURNISHED by McGREGoRS
open daily l to 6
BY Appointment Anytime
OFFICE-5os BELAIR BLVD.
OFFICE PHONE 7s2-s7sl
II. L. Vickers. 762-6664
Mrs. Bonnie Brister. 762-l68l
be 80 ILL If
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FOR SALE: Navy house So2 Buena
Vista SO 2-3783.
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Unclaimed Singer Portable with attach
ments to pay repair bill of 1885. For
free home demonstration write Serv.
Mgr. 2104 Government st. Mobile, Ala.
or call collect 479-8531.
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Apt. size cleo. refrig. $25. Good cond
762-90ls.
Apt. size cleo. refrig. SIS. Good cond.
T62-901s.
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3 new houses & lots. $50 down, no
payment until Jan. Is. 1864. Contact
M. D. Reach. at Jim Walter Corp. 1872
1929.
The chronicle., 1963-11-11

pinecrest Prk. 3 B/R 2 baths, central
heat g. A/Cond, gar. 81 storage rm.
VA loan. Call so 2-8574.
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Appliances

GUARANTEED USED Refrigerators,
Ranges. washers g. dryers. Frigidaire
Sales g. Service. 10S N. Pascagoula st.
762-l644.
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FOR SALE: sl75 equity in . year old
3 bedroom home & assume TIA 10 7.
Monthly payments $40. Located at loOS
Stringtown Rd.. Moss Point HAROLD
LAWRENCE 762-7846. Night 762-2477.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
HOFFMAN,

Open Ewes. til 3,
GUITARS Pre-inyentory sale.
drastic drastic re- reductions on all guitars,
counts. Central Charge. Open Fri.
and Mon. till 2, Sat. and Tues. till s
pm. GUITAR SHOP, 1915 NJ st.
NV, FE. e-I333.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

RADIO, NClss, 4 band, like new.
OAR .2s race car, IN brass rail,
IS" misc, 35-mm. enlgr. RA. 3-A23S.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

POINTER, German short hair, male,
q mos, ped. reg, fully broke, loves
hunting. SP. 2-5650.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WITH BOARD
HARTNETT HALL

CAP. HILL Betty Alden Inn, III
list St. ne. Daily maid serv.' excel.
meals, 8 days, TV. Ii. 7-o243.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

PIANO-small size, plain Francis
Bacon player piano, completely
rebuilt, $3.50. Mahogany finish.
ST. 3-6330. PLANO MART, 10l5
9TH ct NV
Evening star., 1963-12-29
PIANOs-PRE-INVENTORY SALE

-Spinets. consoles and grands.
All from reg. stock. New, used
floor models, sharply marked
down. Outstanding bargains
priced to move quickly. KITS
Wash. Areas Largest Music
Store, 8 conv. Locations). Dntn..
1880 @ st., NV. RE. 1922.
Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon Ave. XII.
S-6SS3. Confessional Plaza
Shopping Center, Rockville Pike,
HA. 7-7420. IVA. and Nd. stores
open daily 'til q, except Sat-
Evening star., 1963-12-29

PIANOS - used upright pianos,
$3.50 UP. Also many values in
used spinets and consoles. ST.
$4,000, PLANO MART. 10l5 7th
at NV
Evening star., 1963-12-29
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

refgr., grill, pvt. entr., $lo-sl6. DE.
s-6275.
ALLEN LEE HOTEL : Singles 81
up, doubles S. up. Elevator, Tvs,
S SSchDUard 6Tt baBa mad MdeTss' ssrse' weeEy %51y
rates for 2-wk. stay. 2224 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

PIANOS-Used Gordon Laughead
spinet, S375; used Musette Will
liam and Mary style spinet, $425;
used Winter Musette Console,
S465: used Kimball maple con-
sole. S465; used Kimball mahog-
any spinet, S495: Many other
values in uprights, grands and
spinets from $3.50. up. ST. s.
$500, PIANO MART. 1015 18th
Evening star., 1963-12-29
FURNTTURE-NEW
70

ANVIL OGAAG
Starts TODAY / to 6
Includes Cancelled special orderI
and floor samples Of new famous
brands furniture.
Ortg. $3.50. Hideavay sleeper
sofa. beige nylou uphol-.
pul-out double mattress 500 so
Orig. Ss399. Hideaway 9O-in.
sleeper sofa, has custom
made down cushions, Spe-
cial decorator chosen cover,
$3.50 fine quality pull
out double mattress Sl99 80
OTig. 5000. French Prov. g.
DC. curved sectional. hand
carved exposed fruitwood
frame. sold brocatelle up
holstery - S2qQ SO
orig. S395. California mod
ern lOO-in. sofa V/sculp-
tured walnut frame dec
orator chosen Hello uphol.
brass ball casters Sl99. 90
oris. S99-5O contemporary
lounge chairs, with latex
loan cushions in high
Orig. S1l9 Fine quality sofa
beds. and studio eouches.
NAAgA@E O4 U4hug &OA do
Orlg. Sl09. Ital. Prov. fruit
wood din. rm. extension
tables matching chairs
Orig. S239. Early American
round Captains table with
leaf and 4 Cushman
chairs SI1Q 5O
Orig. SI99.5O. Finest quality
extra length box spring
and mattress sets 500 so
Orig. $1,000. Completely fur
niShed 3-rm. model ant.
includes Kroehler liv. rm.
suite, completely accessor-
lied with chairs. lamps,
occas. tables, carpet, and
wall accessories, Stanley
contemp. walnut bedroom
suite, with foam box spring
and mattress, and access
sories. Danish walnut 6-pc.
din. I'm. ensemble. Every
thing you need in good
This is but q Partial List
Budget Terms 10 Suit You
Annie Eraa ., ,-lrf-.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL


FREPIAcE WOOD 70 N. H. LONG
Seasoned, Oak, s5-S7.5o and $40 per
load. 10 loads left, get it Sunday 10
am. to pm. $40 Duke ST., Alex,
Evening star., 1963-12-29

PIANOS FOR RENT = Enjoy a
new piano in your home for only
50 per month rental credited II
you purchase later. KITS
wash. Areas Largest Music
Store, 8 Conv. LocationS. Dntn.,
1880 O st. NV, RE. 1929,
Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave-, XII.
S-66S3. Congressional Plaza
Shopping Center, Rockville pike,
HA. 7-7420, IVA. and Md. stores
open daily It'll 8, except Sat.)
Evening star., 1963-12-29

MOTORS. electric, V h.p., IS. Il
h.p.s So. J. H GICHNER, zsl3 N st
nv. FE. 5-S5ls.
MUSICAL NsTRUMENTs-PRE-
BAND AND oRcHEsTRA NJ
STRUMENTS-An leading makes al
bargain prices from the larReSI
stock in the WashinEton Area
(KITT WaShington Area s
LarEeS Music Store) downtown
1880 G st., nv. RE. 7-Szlz. Alex.
branch 26zl Nj. Vernon ave. kI
OFFICE DESKS (7l, also misc. files
Closlng ofice- No. reas- offer re
fused. 6S2-o3l3.
OFFICE FURN., new and used. Leg
and letter fling cab. Used. SIS up,
l6zl L 81. n-W.s MA. e-3SA6.
OFFICE DESKS (7), Lee, viii
chairs, metal fling cabinet, elec
cash register, register sales 10 81 !.
600. HAROLD SNYDER, FE. e-s2Al
OFFICE FURNTTURE-Desks. files,
Bargain prices. JE. 2-z972.
OFFICE SWIVEL CHAIR, leather.
mahog. conf. good looking
EAGCuLlNt ClAlIs SOU. wooden
Swivel Chair. SIS. RA. 3-94O2.
OFFICE EQUIP. Diebold Gardiner
tub lille w/5O00 index capacity.
Cost S655. sac. S75. 54S-S97O.
ORGANS : P R 3 INVENTORY
CLEARANCE. We have collected
one, Of the finest displays Of
used demonstration and new
model organs available in the
washington area. Among those
Included are Hammond, Conn.
Lowrey, Wurlitzer. Baldwin, Gull
hransen, Thomas. Estey and
others. All are low. low priced
70 move very quickly. KITS
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST Music
STORE. 1890 O st. NV. RE.
7-62l2.
ORGAN, Wurlitzer Mod. lIoo, percus-
SION New cond. S67S. VIII deliver.
VII. 2-S2e2.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
PIANOS

=
Special a Real Bargain
Music lovers who can afford the
finest select a piano by Kimball.
Now you can enjoy the luxury of
owning this most treasured in
strument of all, even on a budget
that watches every dollar"
al" artists consoles in
French Prov, Ital. Prov. and con.
temporary designs. Your choice Of
mahog., walnut or cherry finishes
tt,I,oS for only $SsS; SsS. Regular Iva value as as
terms. Supply limited.
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
llo8 G St. NV. DI. 7-s461
PIN GAMES, SIS and up. Music
boxes, $l7S and up. Shuttle alleys,
Sl25 and up. All reconditioned.
Inquire 4l2 9th st. NV, u to 4 Mon.
through Fri; 10 to ! on Sat. Cash
and RaFFu
Evening star., 1963-12-29
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

cows fresh Holsteins. Ten
close spring heifers. Excel. dairy
stock, from accredited herd. WE.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-05
Kelly Simeonoff Aboard Ranger

USS RANGER (FHTNC)-Kelly Simeonoff, Jr., radioman third class, USN, son of MT. and Mrs. Kelly Simeonoff of Kodiak, is serv- ing aboard the Seventh Fleet air craft carrier USS Ranger, which arrived in Yokosuka, Japan, Feb. 25. for a two-week stay in port.
 Now on her fourth Western Pa. cific cruise, the Ranger has visited ports in Japan and the Philippines since leaving Alameda, Calif., her homeport, in November, 1862
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-05
Kodiak Youth Organization Lays Plans For Club House Building Al Long Island

matching officers of youngsters and adults.
 The organization has over S1,000 in the treasury at this time which has been made in various ways; they held one public dance, booth was sponsored at the Crab Festival, proceeds from their juke box, and refreshments are sold at the Friday night dances.
 They are we'll on the way to hay ing their building which will prob ably be constructed this summer. The organization was given two buildings from which they will have the building materials needed and the City of Kodiak has given them the land which will be theirs as soon as the architectural plans are submitted to the City. The youngsters plan to not only build the building but to also make a park for the whole of Kodiak to enjoy.
 Tommy Gallagher has offered the club the use of the buildings on Long Island, too, for weekend excursions, picnics and outings The club plans to enjoy the use of Long Island as soon as the weather permits.
 Building materials have been do- mated by Chuck Powell and Bill Fuller.
 The club hopes to have made diff ferent phases for recreation other than the dances such as a small
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-05
Governor Signs Kodiak School, Bounty Bills

Bills signed into law by "os' William A. Egan include:
 House Bill No. 1o9-Appropri- ating S1OO,OOO for feaslolil'y studies, advance planning and con struction on the vocational educa- tion school in the Kodiak-Aleutlans senate district authorized for coh- struction in the general election ot November 6, 1862. (Chapter IT, SLA 1963).
 House Bill No. 76 - Excludlns non-residents and State or Federal fish and game employees from eligi- bility to receive bounty payments for predators. (Chapter 19, Sl'A
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-05
By Doris Anderson

The Kodiak Youth Organization which is better known at the pres ent as the Teen Club, was formed during February, 1862, by the merging of two efforts-one by the late Dan Steadman and Mrs. Stead. man and the other by Phil Andcr- son and Pete Marinkovich.
 The original idea was to organize some type of recreation for the youth of Kodiak and to eventually have building where all the or ganizations concerning youth could meet for business and recreational purposes.
 Friday night dances were the first step to fulfill the idea and these dances have been held al most continuously since that time
 The VFW Hall was used until the membership and attendance was too great to be accommodated there.
 At that time, the dances wer, moved to the National Guard Arm, ory where they have been held ever since These dances are chaperoned by at least two adults, however, the club itself is directed completely by the youngsters.
 The Youth Council, which is the governing body, is made up of two sets of officers (president, secre- tary, treasurer and Member at at large) which are called the Junior and Senior Councils, with
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-05

bore rifle club, hot rod club, a boxing team, and any other types of interest as should arise. There has been definite and tremendous need for this type of organization here and. the youngsters have worked hard and with determina- ton.
 Any adults who are interested in working with or for the young peo- pie are always welcome whether it be chaperoning or teaching or working with them on their build ing. If you are interested please contact anyone you know who works with the organization or call 486-2865.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-05
VFW Women Elect verna Steadnan

Election of officers of the Women's Auxiliary of the VF.W. took place at their last meeting with the following persons elected to office:
 President, Verna Steadman; sen- for vice presi d e {, Katherine Chichinoff; junior vice president, Kay Fannin: Secretary-treasurer, Dera Brunstad; conductress, ClOra Clymer; trustee, Helen King; guard, Mary Pringle.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-05
Legal Notice
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
KODIAK MIRROR

The tax assessment rolls TOT ,oea having been completed, and valuation notices for 1863 property taxes having been mailed March 2, 1osa the Board of Equalization Will meet at City Hall at 800 pm. April l7th. as stated on the notice. Also, as stated thereon, notice oi appeal must befiled in writing, on forms provided, within thirty days after the mailing of the notice.
 City of Kodiak
 Antjie Huer
 Assessor
 Publish: April 5 and 12, 1863.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-04-05

1963).
 House Bill No. 97-Designating the king salmon as the official State fish. Chapter 20, SLA 1960.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11

grounds, plans for which are be-
ing worked up by members of
the club, Croydon Tolson of the
county's Division of Services,
and the landscaping staff of the
Park & Planning Commission,
Shade trees, benches as well as
ornamental paintings will be in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11
Garden Club Takes On Library Identification Job

A card party, sponsored by
the Silver Spring Garden Club,
will be held on Monday, April
Is, at 8 pm. in the Montgomery
Room of Woodward & Lothrop,
Wheaton Plaza.
Proceeds from the party,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11

tickets for which are 81 each,
will be put into a fund for land.
scaping the grounds of the
Wheaton Regional Library.
Tickets for the party may be
obtained from Mrs. w. H. My
rick, 2111 Henderson Ave-,
Wheaton, or at the door on the
night of the party. Mrs. Myrick
can be contacted by phone at
VIII. 2.3049. Individuals not
able to attend the party, but
who would like to contribute to
the fund are asked to send their
contributions to Mrs. 'Myrick.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11
Flowers For Church

A benefit spring tea and cock
tail party will be given by men,
bers of the Mystical Rose unit
of the Church of the Little
Flower on Sunday, April 81,
from 5 to 8 pm. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conroy, 1904
Elmwood Rd., in Kenwood. Pro.
ceeds will be used to purchase
flowers for the church altar
during the coming year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11

Only limited funds for land
scaping of this library are avail
able from the county, according
to Mrs, Myrick. The Silver
Spring Garden Club is taking on
the project of landscaping the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11

Naval Ensign William r.
Rierson, Kensington, had land
instead of sea duty last week
when he escorted Sabra Ellis,
Alaska's Cherry Blosso ON
Princess through Cherry Bios
som Week in Washington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11
Over 100 WSSC
Storm Drainage
Jobs Under Way

aO1JO OAASeOA
More than 100 storm drainagea
projects costing about $6.3 mil
lion now are under construction
by the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission. Another
38, with construction costs ex-
pected to run about $1.2 million
are scheduled.
Those currently under con.
struction in Montgomery in
clude:
Willet Branch, Little Falls
Branch to B & o Railroad;
Ashburton, Ashburton Lane;
Kensington, Kensington Park
way; work in Viers Mill Will
age; Ashburton, Stoneham
Road; Friendship Heights,
Willard Avenue; Wheaton Plaza
Outfall; Kensington, st. Paul
Street; Little Falls Branch, Glen
Echo; Lyttonsville Incinerator
property; Aspen Hill Park,
Oriental and Bartlett Streets;
Wildwood Knobs, Cheshire Ter.
race and RoSsmore Drive;
White Flint Park, Robly Avenue
and Waycross Way; Edgemoor
and Chevy Chase, Old George
town Road and other streets;
West Chevy Chase, Langdrum
Lane and DeRussey Parkway;
and Kensington, Plyers Mill
Road and Oberson Street.
Also, Church of the Little
Flower, Massachusetts, Avenue;
Montrose Industrial Park, Mari
nelli Road; Alta Vista, Maple
Avenue; Tilden Woods, Sulky
and Woodstone Lane; Chevy
Chase, Oxford and Primrose
Streets; Kenwood, Woodlawn
and Kenwood Avenues; Mea-
dowbrook Village, Kentbury
Drive; East Springbrook,
Downs and Venice Drives;
Stratton Woods, Rutley Road
and Reneto Lane; Gaithersburg,
Deer Park Road at Route 355;
Chevy Chase Village, Block 8;
Tilden Woods, Old Stage Road,
Fernwood, Inglemere Drive
Fernwood Road; Rolling Acres,
Cedar Hill Drive; Bel Pre-
Woods, Chesterfield Road;
Aspen Hill Park, Bartlett
Street, Part II; Springbrook
Village, Milestone Drive and
Ainsley Road; Glenbrook Viii
lage, Glenbrook Parkway; and
Glenbrook Village, Maryland
Avenue.
Progressing
Not Under Contract
Alta Vista Terrace, Beech
Avenue; Bradley Boulebard,
Aberdeen to Howell Road;
Booze Creek and Bulls Run,
Valley Road; Takoma Park,
Spring Branch, B & o Rail-
road to Dogwood Street; Chevy
Chase, Glendale Road; Brook.
dale, Keopuk Street; North
wood Park, Battery Lane; Sill
yer Spring, Worth Avenue and
Ellsworth Drive; Crest Park,
Burnt Ember and Burnt Crest
Drives; Stratton Woods, Grey
wood Road; WOODBURY., Wynn
loop Boulevard; Willett Branch,
Elm Street to B & o Railroad.
Also, Neilwood, Neilwood
Drive; Aspen Hill Park, Bart
lett Street, Part /; Randolph
Junior High School; Fernwood,
Friars Road and Hollins Drive;
Northwest Branch Estates,
Lockwood Drive; Sherwood
Forest Manor, Beaumont Road;
Tilden Woods, Stonewall Lane
and Terrace; Springbrook
Knobs, Tiffinay Road and Sarah
Drive; Burning Tree View,
Burdette Court.
Additional Montgomery Coun-
ty area projects, which have
been authorized but have not
gotten under way, include work
in Arcola, Bel Pre- Woods, Glen
Echo, Nicholson Lane and Nobel
Street, MISUNDERSTANDING
Industrial Park, Wildwood Man.
or, Woodmont Triangle, United
Brethren Church in Woodside
Park; Springbrook Knobs,
Springbrook Village, Takoma
Park, Burning Tree Valley,
Holy Cross Church at Strath-
more Avenue, Country Club
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11

cluded in the final plan.
1t is anticipated that the COM
plete landscaping plan viii be
on display at the party.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-04-11

ROckviles first entry in the annual Soap Derby was
Tommy Flint 13 of 10 E. Argyle St. registering
Billy Frye of RocmOnt Chevrolet for the schOoboy racing
classic. Sponsored locally by radio station WTOP
Chevrolet dealers the District Columbia Department
of the American Legion the derby is open
to Ii years age who the by visiting any
Chevrolet dealer in the accompanied by parent
guardian.
Evening star., 1963-03-25

night. The waiter who brought
up my tray made a mistake =
there was a big plate of crack
'ers on it.
That's not my tray" I told
him. Get it out of here. Get
1t out of here"
I guess he must have thought
/ was about to Flip.
Nov, don't get excited lady"
he told me. "I1l take the crack
ers back" And he did.
feel calmer now than I
have for months. Fasting seems
to bring a wonderful tranquil
ity. I honestly believe I'm hav-
ing such an easy time of it
because God Is with me.
After I exercise in the morn
ing and shower I feel so good
I dance around the room all
by myself my own version Of
the twist.