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Holmes County herald., 1963-02-21
Ebenezer
News
BY Eve L. BurWeH
EbeneZer Home
Demonstration Club

DR oiuU
The Ebenezer H. D. Club
held it's regular meeting, on
Monday, Feb. II, in the Com
munity House with Mrs. j.
w. Burwell as hostess. The
meeting opened with the sing
ing Of Dixie" The hostess
chose the Club Prayer as the
devotional. Roll cali and min
utes were by the Secretary,
Mrs. Edgar Brown. The Study
Topic, School Drop Outs"
vas read by the Family Life
Chairman, Mrs. l.. B. Thom-
as. The Home Agent, Miss
4.p0le gave an Informative
on Meats and Nuri-
ton"
Special events were discus
1t tnis time, The Dress
Contest, District Council
Meeting and the Bus trip to
New Orleans. Mrs. K. D. Hen
ry presented the Garden Top
and Miss Mary Thomas
won the surprise gift pack
age. An interesting recrea-
~ period was enjoyed per
tanning to "Valentine Day"
Puzzles, when put together,
proved to- be Valentines, led
BY the Recreation Leader,
Mrs. K. d. Henry. The hostess
served colas and sandwiches
during the social period. The
ext meeting, on March II,
viii be with Mrs. Edgar and
Mrs. W. A. Brown.
Mrs. Myrtle Burkhardt of
lexington and sister, Mrs. w.
Brown, were weekend
7.s Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. V.
5tr1bling Of Canton.
Mrs. B. w. Humphrey visit
4 her sister, Mrs. Virginia
5tubberfield of Vaughn Mon
lay, who was i'll.
Due to the heavy snow,
Monday, the school children
enjoyed a vacation from
chool in Lexington. The snow
really surprised us.
Mrs. c. l.. Burwell was a
guest the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Burwell
and baby of Jackson.
Holmes County herald., 1963-02-21

Those on the sick list with
HUMPS this week are, b. w.
Humphrey, Max brennan, No
an O'Reilly, and Bill Burwell,
who have been quite sick. II
IS no respector of persons,
both young and old are hav-
ing it. Do hope they will soon
be well.
Evening star., 1963-06-30
BENNY GIVEN
PAT ON BACK
BY FONTAINE
By RICHARD CLOONAN

ESPITE the big
boost that Jackie
Gleason'S CBS-TV
show has given his career,
comedian Frank Fontaine is
no overnight success.
In fact, he inherited his
flair as a performer from his
grandparents, headlinerS with
the Barnum and Bailey Cir
Gus. Frank himself was in
vaudeville with his parents
before his marriage at l6.
1--WE even played straight
dramatic roles in movies"
he says, suddenly making a
face like a Red Shelton char
acter and rafting off the
titles of some of his pictures:
Stella" with Ann Sheridan,
Here Comes the Groom"
with Bing Crosby, and "Call
Me Mister"
II had my own radio show
on CHS in 1882" he says,
thanks to Jack Benny"
Benny first saw his act at
a writer's banquet and signed
him for three radio appear
anceS which led to a network
contract.)
Now, talk of a half-hour TV
show of his own is being re-
vived. But Frank says he'd
have to be based in New
York, close to his wife and II
children. That's right. Eleven.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

Send me your FREE copy Of the
So page "ExercycIe Guide to
Physical Fitness" including the
exclusive Exercycle Table Of
Sports Equivalents.
u you desire free home demonstration
with no obligation please check box in
coupon.
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ANlL4NtLlNdN AtlaztIdI = - NJ F"TIT0
CAMP sPRINGs-FOR SALE OR
RENT. New brick. open for inzpec-
ton Sunday, Sept. Us, noon o s
pm, or write Box oz-D, Star. Walk
out bsmt.s stone firepls., parquet
floors, ny. rm.s bedrms.s eye-lev-
ell oven, huge kit, custom-buiit cab
inets, ! acre with swimming pool
50x2O0. Must be seen TO appreciate.
Call Prince Frederick 5p3-W.
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Spacious new brick split-Ievel Of
Colonial design. Located on a quiet
cul-de-sac. Interesting floor plan
features spacious hv. rm., din. rm.
and den, fine kit, bedrms., 3
baths, plus maids room and bath.
Call Mr., Morrison.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BRUNSWICK, Frederick County D.
bedrm, rambler. Modern kit. lly.
nm, dining area, family rm. with
firepl., patio, garage. Commuter
trains TO Washington. $4,000. LEE
SMITH, owner. Phone Brunswick
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSE, 20 bedrms. and bsmt.,
slO0-tl95 mo, NV. or upper ne.
N. ARL, RespoD, adult family re-
quires 4.bedrm. home with fin. rec.
rm., will sign lease, Oct. occu-
pancy. To s735. 52s-55Il.
N. ARR. a bedrm,, mr.. elementary
schools-shopping. Bsmt. and fenced
yd. Avail. Nov. !. IA. 5-4lA6.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--D. 0.

AMERICAN UNIV. PIX. - RE-
modelled corner brick, with powder
rm. and gar. STEVENS, 966-e0os.
ANACOsTA, s.E,-s5Oo down, ali
brick, with front porch and rec.
MUssELMAN REALTY RE. 7.n7r
CALVERT ST. NV. -Brk.. row,
baths, oil heat, best cond., for lge,
family plus income. Wo. S.lTls.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKVILLE-I m m c. vac. brk.
Cape Cod, dble. lot, earport, $l6,750
FILA. r. N. LEVY, $4,000.
Convenient to everything Is this
Ter. Beaut. rec. rm., sep. din. rm.,
porch. Air cond. s5i, 756,
ROBERT H. KENT & co.
REALTOR JU. $500
SILVER SPRING, Sl5,95O-Vacant,
ltke-new brk. ramb., hot.water heat,
built-in gar, low IS down. Easy
terms. HARVEY A2f.3OIo.
SILVER SPRIN G-HOLY CROSS
HOSPITAL AREA -King.size brick
rambler on corner lot. Features
sep. din. rm., 3 large bedrms., ava
baths, screened porch. Selling to
settle estate. Vacant. We take
trades, $500.
HUGH 7. PECK HE. A-l7oo
SILVER SPRING Breathtaking 3.
pc room, 2-bath split-level with
private dining area with a View,
large fully equipped kitchen, study
b lcOny, pan. rec. room, huge
screened summer room in secluded
rear yard, play room, laundry
room 2-car garage. S32.500.
Y0UNKIN & CO., 933-l5o0 Til 2
SILVER SPRING, 72e Dennis ave,
mr.. Univ. blvd. W.-3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Lge. kit, disposal, dish.
washer. semi.f n sh d bsmt., VI
bath, outside entr., 2-car detached
garage, Handicapped 7oxlAO fen.
KSMSEY REALTY CO. S4s-oss2
SILVER SPRING, Woodside Park
Brk. and stone Colonial, 4 nice
bedrms., ava baths, full bsmt., rec.
rm., 2-car garage, walk to main
shopping center. Huge wooded lot
WOO IDS I'D Z REALTY CO., JU.
9-6440 It'll 2 pm.
SILVER SPRING. for the man who
has EVERYTHING A tremendous
home with plenty of space.
bedrms., 2la baths, beautiful rec.
rm., 2 firepls. Intercom. S27,oo0.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALTOR WI. .2-6300
SILVER SPRING oUICKIE! Smart
3-b m, contemporary rambler,
neal. Langley hopping. Beaut.
street. CENTRAL AIR CoND,! Va
s sSSsss; FRESSn p RSTcahs fiTT SS
OIL, 1900. Ewes, OIL. 6-3Sle.
SILVER sPRIN G-BLAIR HIGH,
walk to S. S. shopping, st. Mi
chael's School, and Blair High from
this conv. located brk, home featur-
ing 2 full baths, and table space
Kit Priced to sell. Quick possession
IL needed.
J. T. HALPIN co. 56s-05S2
SILVER sPRING-s400 down, Sss
mo. dncl. taxes). Ramblers. ;
bedrms., nice level lot, close to
shopping and transp.
GRAHAM CORP. JU. 5000
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MOVING, PACKING, ST0R.
HOUSES FURN. 70 RENT

Observation-Disclosures. furn. 4 b.rs.,
2 baths rec. rm., TV, washer, fen.
yd.s mr.. bus, shops, avail. now.
XII. 9-IlI2, Ga 6-6235.
AMERICAN o. PARK, 4e07 9th st.
n.w.-4-bedrm., 2-hath brick house,
mod. kit. $500 mo. Mr.. Grimm,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
7.l4ll.
B ETH E s d A-LOvely 3 bedrms.,
beaut. furn., rec. rm., lge. patio,
avail. immed. for s mos. while
owner in Europe. e66-3735, office
hrs. After s, EN-. 2.534l.
CHAMBERS ROAD, Oakton, Va
Hse., partly ftlrn. which can be
apis. with 10 acres, barn for hors-
es, and garage. Additional apt.
above another garage; Employed
CLEVELAND PARK on shaded ra-
vines bedrms., 4 baths, half
baths, beaut. furn., scr. porch, gar
den, full rec. rm. W0. 6-4334.
CLEVELAND PARK, mr.. uptown
shop every nicely furn. I
bedrms., modern Kitchen, den, $3.50.
D'AMECOURT, INC, DE. 2-32o6.
CLOSE TO WALTER REED Bunga.
low. 2 kitchens, Suitable for apis.
$II5. RIA. 1914.
N.W.-6 rooms, 2 baths, . porches, 2
parking spaces. Nicely fIirn., quiet
street, $22s mo. Call aft. $3.50, HU.
1l17E
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
ffANTlkllEnl

NORTH BEACH, situated in an ex.
elusive residential old colony cove
farm, mile from Rose Haven
beaut, furn., on Chesapeake Bay,
magnificent view Of bay. Central
oil heat, fully paneled hy. rm., and
klt.s plus rec. rn., 3 bedrms. on
list floor, flagst0ne patio extending
to Ige., screened front porch, en-.
HANGED by a well.kept lawn and
sandy beach. Lovely shrubbery. An.
mex bldg. suitable for boat hse.
Price $2o,s5o, terms avail Can be
s sssass sy RePP pm m sv :: pn SnS
week ends. phone 5S6-6AS6.
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CHEVERI,Y

CENTRAL AIR CONDITION
ING. Immac., 4-bedrm., q
bath brick Cape Cod. Sep.
din. rm., table-space kit, full
bsmt., garage other extras.
Adjacent ST. Ambrose. Only
S25,950, FLA or conventional.
DILL
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HE. ASSOC REALTOR 71q.es33
CHEVY CHASE VILLAGE-Beauti-
plan, library SA plus den or e1 6edroom
and Va bath on first floor, 3 good.
size bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd
floor. Very large room and bath on
3rd floor. Recreation room with
fireplace, 2-car garage, large level
lot. S56,95o. Call W0. $500 til 2.
EDW. H. JONES d CO., INC.
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HV Gsr Il WITH REcEE Us FOR RE sEi E1o'

ANDREWS AREA-Plcturesquo real
Calf. rambler that actually wraps
around a beaut. corner lot with
trees, Liv. rm, has stone firepl.,
built-in cleo. kit. that opens onto
lge. family rm. Also has leo. din.
area and lge. tree.sh1ded patio. 10.
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HOLIDAY PARK-PIctuTe book
white brick rambler on the park,
living rm., sep. din. rm, with pic.
ture window, modern. kitchen with
wall oven, breakfast bar,
s ssccOo fhh baths ,.1 1SSslS re- rm''
LIST WITH LINGO
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CHEVY CHASE = Outstanding resi-.
dence for the smaller family with
an appreciation Of charm, charac-
ter and quality construction, Z
bedrms. (space for Z more), den,
2l7 baths, 2lxl5 living rm. with
pict window overlooking one.
third acre Of wooded seclusiOn,
Daylight lower level has handsome
paneled rec. I'm. with Ind firepl.
GARAGE, cul.de-sac, setting, SCI, 500
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CHEVY CHASE
WANT AN EDUCATION9
Walk to Ben Murch, Alice Deal,
Woodrow Wilson, Sidwell Friends,
st. nm s, American University,
public library, stores, trans. Center.
hall Colonial, new Kitchen powder
room, dens family room on LIST, z
bedrooms nursery, bath up, full
basement. GAR h.-w. heat. Low,
REALfSTNGs CORP. Ss4-ssss
CHEVY CHAsE-B Brick olOnial 4,
neal. Lafayette and Blessed Sacra-
ment. Liv. rn1., din. rm., den,
large kit. with dinette, 3 twin-size
bedrms.s baths 3rd-n. dormitory,
deep fenced yard, garage, vacant,
newly dec, $27,SS0.
BillingSley Realty Co.
EN-. 1885 Ewes. EN-. 3-6ll3
CLEVELAND PARK-L0vely brick
town house built 1883. bedrooms,
3 baths, cory den with built-in bar,
and beautiful Florida room that
opens into delightfully."- private rear
garden. Perfect location on quiet
street overlooking park near Wood
ley and Klingle, $50 ,500l FRANK
S. PHILLIP S, INC, DI. 7.llll,
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LIol g LOFIINs uNN

COLLEGE PARK-PIenty Of trees
and Ice. level lot. This 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod is bargain priced at
sl2.S50. Buy FLA or assume pres
ent financing with sml, amOunt Of
cash and move In right away. Call
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BEST BUYS

CDNGRESS HTS.
BEST BUYS
3-Bedrm. DIET. CAPE COD, $4,000
FLA $500 DIN. VA. NO s On.
2-Bedrm. Brick S midet. t., Fenced
FILA. $500 DIN, VA, NO 8 DIN.
2.Unit Apt. HOME AND INCOME
Ewes: LII. 1870
Thank You For Calling
CURTIS BROS. LII. $500
CONGRESS HGTs. Isis, 900 FLA ap.
proved. 3bedrm. brk. with rec.
room, conv. location, near schools
transp.s shops. To Inspect call
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10.
1900.
ELMIRA ST. S.E.-Brick 3,bedrm.,
kit. with dlshwasher and disposal,
VA appraised. sll,s0o, for appt.
Call Mr.. Mcclellan, JU. 1910 /.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., REAL
TORS, FE. $500. Exclusive.
FOXHILL, RESERVOIR AREAS,
ZEE. v. rm WITH fipep SE SiS SiO rmi
study, full bath, lge. mod. kit. and
screened porch on first floor.
bedrms., z baths on Ind floor. Rec.
rm. with hrepl. and bar, bedrm.
and bath and utility I'm. down.
stairs. Built-in garage. Lady Of Vic
tory Parish, immed. possession.
Priced to sell in sos! FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. liza, Ewes.
W0. 6-6l26.
GE0RGETOWN-ExceI. location.
Oh:st. park poss. bedrms,, IA
baths plus front ent., fin. bsmt.
with new full bath, rec. rm. or in
come poss. S3s,S00. Call 332-l263
aft. 1880 pm. or Ewes.
els, NO MONEY DOWN-Nlco 3.
bedrm. brk. semidet., $1,000. 5lst
and Southern ave. Sc. 10. 0-5IT7.
GLOVER PARK : Charming remod.
eled brick. s23sS0o. STEVENS,
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sPRING-Sz00 down. Ss5
mo. dncl. taxes). Ramblers, ;
bedrms., nice level lot, close to
shopping and transp.
GRAHAM CORP. JU, 5000
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SILVER sPRIN G.BLAIR HIGH,
SSass e scSoO s. .na P gs1S s s. ,r M
this conv, located brk. home ieatur.
ing z full baths, and table space
kit. Priced to sell. Quick possession
n ~ r;YN, ~ eeo nrro
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CHEVY CHASE Immed. possession,
lovely brick Colonial with slate
roof, center hall, formal din. rm.,
completely equip. kit. with adjoin-
ing laundry, study or bedrm. and
fun bath on first floor, 4 bedrms., 2
baths on End floor, full bsmt., jal-
ousied porch, 2-car garage, new
carpeting throughout. 1880.
KORZENDORFER, REALTOR
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BETHESDA, Wildwood Manor Area
Brick rambler, 3 with 9Th roughed-
IND bedTms., large psneled rec; Tm.
Walk to shopping ctr, schools. Call
Tor amt EA H1Ia
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UNI. 4-l300 Realtors wa. T.lee3
BELTSvILLE-Just $3.50 On. AS
sumo CT pymts, Of $50. 3.bedrm.
brick ranb.s IVA baths, din. rrn.,
family rm.s bsmt., rec. rm.
BARANEK
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CHEVY CHASE-A delightful Coloni-
al brick home, perfectly located at
the d. c. line, with bus downtown
at the door. Featuring attractive
living and dining rms, excel. kitch-
en-, lovely bedrms. and 2 tiled
baths. Full bsInt. and attached ga
rage. Gorgeous deep level land
GAIL KE. 7.iSOo. I'll S-' PM s.'''''
Shannon & LuchS
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IA WIN G1A
m paaltors WA IN
HOMEOWNER RLTY.

BLADENSBURG : immaculate 3.
bedrm. Dutch Colonial, large sep.
din, rm.s full bsnnt.s level fenced
lot, $500 DIN. Assume financing no
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-05
Indiana Girl Designs This Years
tuberculosis Assn Christmas Seal

The classic detectives of the
Christmas Seal campaign =
health, happiness and a better
life for all-shine through I'M
mistakably in the gay, affirm
ative-keyed seals designed by
Judith Campbell Piussi.
Judith Campbell Piussi IS
graduate of DePauw Univer-
sity where she studied fine
arts. From her South Bend, In
diana home she progressed to
Paris to study painting at Lac
ademie de la Grande Chau-
miere, then went on to Florence
for further study.
The Christmas Seal design
selected each year 70 spear
head the annual campaign for
funds IS chosen by a commit
tee composed of tuberculosis
workers representative of the
country as whole. The COM
mittee usually meets during
October. Because of the time
involved in production, the
committee selects a design
which will be used two years
later.
Many eminent artists have
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-05

Problems of business people
with establishments on down.
town streets and of city street
maintenance were discussed at
the Nov. 26 meeting of tn e
Palmer city council when Mrs.
Pat Wells of the Matanuska
Hotel appeared before the
group to ask permission to Gov
er the mo Parking signs in
front of her establishment
when street cleaning is n o t
necessary.
Councilmen, after pointing
out that one exception would
result in others; that unexpect-
ed snowfalls often come dur
ing the night, which might re-
suit in guests being routed out
of bed to move their cars; that
the city coming ordinance re-
quires the establishment of off
street parking for such estab-
lishments; and that if the signs
are covered, LOCALITIES would
prevent snow removal from the
streets for a period as long as
48 hours after being uncovered,
agreed that the request could
not be granted.
The council moved that h e
amount specified in the budget
for support of the ski program
be allotted to the PTA after Hal
LOOMS, representing the PTA
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-05

contributed to the progress of
the Christmas Seal Campaign
by designing seals which con-
veyed the spirit of this nation
wide endeavor to wipe out a
tragic disease.
Alaskan artists and art stu
dents are invited to submit
ideas on the design for future
Christmas Seals. An award Of
81 900 is offered to the artist
whose design is selected. Write
to the Alaska tuberculosis As
ISOLATION, l19 Seward St. Ju-
neau, Alaska 99801, for h
pamphlet "A Call for Artist"
which gives information on
Christmas Seal specifications
and the procedure used in hav-
ing designs reviewed by the
committee that has the respon
slbility of selection. The Tu-
berculosis Association also has
seals from previous years that
may be of interest to artists
and may be had by written re-
quest.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-05
Mrs. Luther Is New PTA President

Mrs. Howard Luther, elect
ed president of the Palmer
PTA at an executive board seS-
sion of Tuesday, Dec. 3, will
fill the vacancy caused by the
recent resignation of Mrs.
James Hubert. John Blissard
will replace Mrs. Luther as vice
president.
In other action, the executive
committee voted to endorse
resolution calling for the eStab-
lishment of a John F. Kennedy
memorial fund to be admins
tered by UNICEF.
The group also voted to as
sist the school library in OBJ
tanning volunteer librarians.
The Palmer PTA is now roa-
king arrangements TO furnish
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COUNCIL CONSIDERS ALL.NlenT
PARKING PROBLEM ON CITY STREETS

and the ski club, asked that the
council again assist the pro
gram.
George Hedla, of Hedla a n d
Sherwood, Certified Public Ac-
countants, presented the 1868
audit report of the city ac-
counts. Hedla suggested that
the council consider raise in
water rates to make the water
department self-sufficient, and
that the city property tax be
lowered proportionately.
A letter from the state alec
holic beverages control board
stated that it would be impos-
sible to act on a recommends
ton made by the council for a
15-day closure of local liquor
establishment as penalty for
LIQUOR violations until after the
outcome of charges pending
against the establishment is
determined.
The city manager announced
that alph Moore had been
named civil defense director
for the city Of Palmer.
The council authorized t h e
city manager to contribute pipe
owned by the city to the sew
er contractor for construction
| of 300 feet of line at Central
school; also to make arrange
ments with Joe Curtis to set
up a dog pound.
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VA ASKS FOR INCOME REPORTS

This years income reporting
time begins again in December
for 372 disabled veterans and
225 dependents of deceased
ex-servicemen who are now re-
ceiving Veterans Administra-
ton pension in Alaska, John
c. Denny, manager of the VA
regional office in Juneau, ex-
planned this week.
Along with their Nov. 80
checks, all VA pension recip-
tents will receive enclosed
QUESTIONABLE cards. They car
ry the words please do not
mutilate." 1t is important that
these instructions be followed.
On these cards, benefic,aries
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-05
Maud's Flowers
Moves to Town

Maud Hosler of Maud's
Flowers said this week that
she is moving her shop to Pal
mer this weekend. It will be
located in the Sims building
between DR.. McCavit's office
and Bess's Beauty Bar.
Maud said she expects to be
settled early next week. and
asked her customers to bear
with her during the confusion
of moving.
The greenhouse vii be
maintained at its present To-
cation in the Butte area.
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must report all income receiv-
ed during 1868 and that expect
ed in 1864. Income means
everything including Social Sc
curity payments except, of
course, the VA pension pay
mentS themselves.
The law requires the VA to
use the reports to determine
continued eligibility of pen
sionerS and in some cases to
make adjustments on the basis
of increased or decreased out
side income.
Prompt and accurate report
ing can prevent any hold-up in
pension payments.
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small strips of reflecting tape
to school children for use on
bicycles and lunch pals, with
distribution to be m a d e
through the schools. The exec
utive committee is attempting
to obtain a cloth reflector tape
that can be applied to clothing.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-05
NEW GROUP PLANS
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Tiilicum Homemakers,
the newest homemakers' or
ganization in the MatanuSka
Valley, will combine their reg
ular monthly meeting with
their Christmas party on Dec.
II at 8 pm. They will meet at
Lois Mumford's home in h e
Belvedere Apartments.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-05

Fer FAST Results. Use
Frontiersnan Classifieds!
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-12-05

For FAST Results. Use
Frontiersnan Classifieds!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-29
sn,h fNss!E! EzGeHn Winner

In addition to regular "weeAiy Payroll cheeks
winner Of fifth place win receive extra 'Donus'
check for 25b Of bis or her total earnings
added.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-29
l CASH BONUS AWARDS FOR PLACE"
Fourth WssLE E1Ionh Winner

In addition to regular weekly Payroll" checkA
winner Of fourth place will receive extra
bonus" check for 3SM% Of his or her total
earnings added
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-29
WINNERS
sixth fMsLE Izz5oEh Whine.

In addition 10 regular weekly Payroll" checks
winner Of sixth place win receive extra ''bonusr
check for 1876 Of bis OF her total earnings
added
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-08-29
Third tIsskz EsZoIn Winner

In addition to regular "weekly Payroll" checks.
winner Of third place will receive extra "bonus"
check for 60% Of his or her total earnings
added.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

1851 JEEP truck with snow plow.
AN. l-O611.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-18

1863 FORD Fairlane 500, standard
shift, 8 cylinder. padded dash anc
visors, radio, white side walls
full wheel covers. back-up lights
plastic seat covers and floor mats
400 miles, $2185 must sell.
N1-28e3. 1921 Saranac.