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The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19
CARD OF THANKS

Ron, the children and l wish
to thank everyone for their kind
thoughts and deeds so many of
you expressed when we lost our
home. Your kindness will long
be remembered.
Our special thanks 60 to the
wonderful neighbors that we
have here.
RON NORMAN FAMILY
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19
News Of BIuckfoot and Meriwether

Fred Stone attended an FILA
meeting Wednesday evening at
Cut Bank. While Fred was at
the meeting Theda visited with
Mrs. Margie Guardipee and
family.
Supt. of Schools, Mrs. Aleen
Spargur of Cut Bank, visited
the school Friday and later visit
ed at the Sangsland home. Mrs.
Mildred Doore and children also
visited there.
Quite a few from around the
community made the trip down
to the Frontier Bar near Dun
kirk, to take in the western show
by well known artists like Kitty
Wells.
Walt and Lydia Richards of
East Glacier were visitors Thurs
day evening.
Roy and Mildred Doore were
among the dinner guests of Mrs.
Ethel Talks Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet LaBreche
and Charles LaBreche of Post
Falls, Idaho, motored to Black
foot Thursday to visit the Brew
ers and other relatives in Brown
ing. They returned home Fri
day evening.
Miss Cook of Browning was
out to visit the school Wednes.
day.
Fred ard Theda Stone mo-
tored to Libby Thursday to visit
MIR. and Mrs. Bud Hagerty.
Mrs. Lydia Richards of East
Glacier and Mrs. Betty Sangs'
land motored to Kalispell on
Thursday, returning home the
same day.
The Chet LaBreches drove
Grandpa and Gandma Brewer tC
Cut Bank Thursday so Grandma
could have a medical checkup
Mrs. Lois Keller and daugh
ters were visitors Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Baker accompanied
Mrs. Vena Harwood and girls
to church services in Browning
Sunday.
Mrs. Betty Sangsland and Mrs
Lorinda Brown motored to Kali
spell Friday and visited Mr.. anC
Mrs. Ellsworth for a couple o.
days.
The Ralph Sangsland family
attended church services in Gu
Bank Sunday and later were
sponsors for the baptism of thC
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Schwenkee She Wa
given the name of Mary Ann
The Sangsland family was ais
dinner guests at the Schwenke'
home.
Henry Champine, who bumpe
in on the section here, will b
, working here from now on.
Mrs. Lorinda Brown motore
to Shelby and spent Sunday wit
the Frank Stokes.
The Ralph Sangslands cell
brated their 18th anniversary o
Monday, Sept. 10th by dinin
at the Vets Club in Cut Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Phillip
of Great Falls are guests of Mr.
Lorinda Brown this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Woodward @
Babb visited with the Ere
Stones Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Monro
from out at Milk River wer
visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Two new pupils started schoo
here Tuesday. Little Eddie an,
Judy Harwood made the coun
IA pupils now in school. Eddi
is in the first grade while Jud
is in the third.
Deepest sympathy goes out t
the families of Mrs. Katherin
Croft, Mrs. Jessie Handy, an,
Mrs. Hattie Teeple in the los
of their loved ones who passe,
awav this week
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Glacier Reporter

IA. X. Fields, Publisher
Official Paper for the Town of Brown
ing and the Blackfeet Indian Nation.
Published al Browning, Montana,
every Thursday
Entered as second class mailing matter
at the Post Office Browning. Montana,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
Subscription Rates
s Months in State of Montana SIT5
| Year in State of Montana S3 50
| Year Outside of Montana S4OO
Single Copy -- - ---------- lOc
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FOR CUSTOM meat cutting of
wild game and domestic ami
mails contact Dewayne Schnei.
der at Teeple's Maket or
phone 338-4293. 29-tfc
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WE ARE THE DISTRIBUTORS

for Rapid Travler Coaches for
the State of Montana. We will
quote prices on any size coach.
Coaches start as low as 8-foot
Cab Overs, complete with cur
tains, stove, ice box, mounted
and ready to 60. 1895. Two
Sleepers S795. Mills Motor
Company, Fairfield, Montana.
26-4WC
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Classified Ads

SOROPTIMIST RU IA "A A Q Q
SAEE-Every Saturday 10 to
3 pm. Across from the post
office. in the old Gas Building,
in Cut Bank. 33-tfc
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FOR THE BEST BUY in a new

FOR THE BEST BUY in new
or used trailer house see
Clyde Novak at the Cut Bank
Trailer Sales in Cut Bank. 8,
10, IL and 20-fOot wide up to
So fl. long. Well take most
any trade-in. Have good financ-
ing. Cut Bank Trailer Sales,
phone 938-4229, Cut Bank.
29-tfc
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WANTED: Septic tanks 10 clean.
Give prompt satisfactory serv-
ice. Reasonable rates. Contact
John Weathered, Box 697 or
call FE S2415. 3tf
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FOR SALE: OATS AND barley
straw, 25 cents bale. Call 938-
cash. Phone 434-2829, Shelby.
2535 29-2wc
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SEPTIC TANK Pumping. Con-
John Wilson, phone 279-3288 at
Waller, Montana. 24-8wc
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FOR SALE: 1852 Jeep cJ3A,
new tires, auto hubs, calf cab,
S4OO snow plow-S700 or S675
cash. Donald Jess, East Gla-
cier, Great Northern Depot.
23tfc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

THE METHODIST Thrift Shop
is now located next to the old
bank building. Open every
Friday from l until 3 pm.
29-4Wc
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PORTABLE WV live stock chute
for rent by the day. H & j
Store, Browning, Montana.
Phone 3384315. 9-tfc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

1853 FORD 34-TON PICKUP
truck. No spin rear end. Good
condition. $500 cash. Also a
2-wheel trailer 4 X g. bed pick
up top attached windows 4
sides. Good hunting rig, 5000
29-2wc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

ATTENTION FARMERS AND
RANCHERS: 500 gallon pro-
pane gas tank, half original
cost. Call FE $4,000.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-09-19

WATER WELL DRILLING with
air or water. Robert NJ. Ander-
son, Box 636, Cut Bank. Phone
938-2877. 22-12p
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DECEMBER

23 Can we help you plan and execute your gift shop
ping? Start Monday Make out the list Of people you
want remember with gift, big little. And how
about putting at least hungry child somewhere in
the world at the top Of your list? After that put down
the family next the close relatives then friends Looks
kind of long, hope And the bankrol isn't that long,
we suspect. But don't strike out names.
Next comes the list of people you'd love to gift"
but you'll settle for what they will enjoy just as much;
a personal Christmas card. We mean PERSONAL little
note from YOU Aunts and uncles and cousins love this
special kind of thoughtfulness.
SO List the big gifts, the CARE package, handbag for
mother the gloves for father the books for your best
friends, all doar-eaters, your fl shopping list.
You're going get those prortes taken of first,
while selections are wide and stores aren't mobbed
7 Up early! Gift-buying should be happy thing-it
will be if you start as store doors open Best
time too to get your own Holiday Look clothes!
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JANUARY

] Resolutions? Wel-tO be kinder to think more of
Others less Of yourself to learn more about your world
know you 1--WE mean YOU CAN change it,
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70 Hope you're having pref Christmas gathering
wrapping bee And hunting for extra pennies, dimes,
quarters to send gift to the forgotten of the world
"a Twas the night before and if you're not out
singing invite your friends in for carolng for tree
trimming. A huge tureen of onion soup, vast bowl
of all kinds of crackers, large basket of apples and
tangerines lacy lined tray of cookies and candies
while you wait for St. Nicholas.
rs Who needs a suggestion for this day! Maybe you
do. piece of paper, pencil, to note the gifts you
received and from whom makes thank you notes much
easier And Merry Merry.
70 If you did follow our suggestions page IL, this
is Just wonderful day Of enjoyment Want to add to
your pleasure? Write all Of your thank yous today
~ If you aren't wearing one of your holiday
fashions you should be! II you aren't enjoying of
your Dear Santa gifts better eye that gift check and
choose. And why not call up four FIVE friends to
come over for supper and music tomorrow?
% Take time-not much-to prepare real supper
and program for tonight With all the great convenience
foods from TV dinners to
there's why you shouldn't earn great hostess
reputation. With your record collection, few adult
games and light heart, you'll nail down that reputa
tion Want the real secret? Just plan evening you
will enjoy
70 Time to say thank you For the gift Of freedom,
for the gift of the Child for the wondrOus Joy of being
alive in a thrilling world After church. maybe you
say deeper thank you if you read this paper and know
how lucky all of us are.
80 If you have big EVE date, use this day to fix
nails hair, rest read relax If you have date for
tomorrow, phone all your friends frankly say you're
free, ask those who likewise to over, bring
their favorite records and games.
81 It's Aud Lang Syne evening, time to briefly,
heahily regret 1868 errors, turn smile toward the
great New Year.
JANUARY
] Resolutions? Well-tO be kinder, to think more Of
Others less of yourself to learn about your world
know you 1--WE mean YOU CAN change it.
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about joining them right after the morning service?
If it hasn't you be starter. Speak to your organ
ist minister, priest. Study this newspapers entertain
ment and art pages to plan what movies you'll see
what art exhibits you'll visit what records to listen to-
so you can write and tell us which you liked best
Invite friends for one of the three parties on page
L. Address Christmas cards-and take those extra
minutes to write those personal hellOs.
10 Work on your longer list of
who-get gifts. Want some suggestions? Wel-chOsen
paperbacks with holiday jacket of gift wrap paper
such as we used in our fashion backgrounds one
lovely rose delivered with inexpensive bud you
supply box of candy or cookies la our picture
on page 10 cheese sticks made quick a wink with
pecrust mix plus plenty of grated sharp cheese; roll
thn cut in strips bake foil in 400 oven for lois
minutes. Elegant cheap to make and give very expen
sive If the recipient bought them chalis triangle
scarves you make yourself All you do is cut to shape,
pull threads form "" fringe felt glasses cases
you quickly cut out, sew, add bright dot two of
contrasting felt via rubber cement dozen jotpads,
two pencils, brightly wrapped (Uncle Jim never has
that small piece Of paper for nOtesD
II Two weeks to Christmas you can lose few
pounds before your holiday dates. A simple diet rule
will help: good breakfast light lunch, lighter
supper a careful calOrie count! Please starvation.
Il doesn't work.
II Using hand lotion regularly? How about "includ-
ing in" your legs daily. And why not buy good
size bottle of your favorite lotion, tie big ribbon
around its middle and give it inexpensive gift?
Is Shop for your particular party. the fun way
to explore that womens club house, the supermarket
IA Get everything ready for your wingding, then sit
down to listen to some really good music like the
new Robert Shaw Christmas album, David Oistrakh
playing the Chausson Poeme on the Victrola (low
price, label Nice idea throughout the stocking filling
party-Christmas music
Is Does your church have Vespers? 1t doesn't take
the place Of morning services but it's lovely end of
the day. Then home to good but early supper We've
been eating frozen chicken pies at house, heated of
course, with big tossed salad Done in moments
10 Better get downtown to listen to records
movie visit museum, if you want to tell what you
like the mostest for the small but pleasant gift.
17-18lo If you're still in school, the incest present
you could give your teachers is to make up and in
all neglected papers and book review assignments.
70 We full of other gifts in this issue had
room to show all the goodies you'll find at your
cosmetic counters delicious soaps, lipsticks,
compacts, eye makeup, bath powder. Every female
alive loves these will love them more if you choose for
her coloring and Tor personality.
II Finished your shopping, your wrapping? Then
hy foro nnIof ha;r
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ter family.
Mrs. Nancy BoWden and son,
! Vaughn. were week end guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Williams.
They also visited Mrs Cora Tay
lOr and members of her family
Oh Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Phibbs
and two sons. OF Greensboro
N. c.. spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with Mrs. Clinton Will
liams and family. Visitors there
on Sunday were Mrs. Maggie
Cousins, Mrs. Lizzie Toney. and
Mrs. Dorothy Emanuel. all Of
Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Tyree and
the Rev. and Mrs. T. Graham
Lester. Jr. with their daughter,
Lynne, were in Richmond on
Thanksgiving Day to visit the
Rev. and Mrs. w. c. Cos'in.
Lynne and her father attended
the University of Richmond Will
liam and Mary football game.
Michaux Grant
There was the usual family
get-together around the TIL lnks-
giving dinner table at Miclau
Grant when all members Oh the
Michaux family come from far
ard near. Special guests this
year included Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gross. of Providence,
R l., who were Just recently
married
Mrs Aubrey c. Denoon, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Robertson.
of Richmond. were Tuesday visi-
tors at the Hicks and Denoon
homes They visited earlier at
Trenholm with Mrs. Eliza Caine
and the DenooI family.
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hicks
were most pleasantly surprised
on Thanksgiving morning to
have Frederick T. Hicks and
sons. Rlcky and Robbie. of Rich
mond. come to spend the day
and hunt for a while. On Satur-
day. their guests were Irving
Cosby, Jr.. and son. Jimmy. of
Chesterfield. Jimmy was lucky
enough to bring down young
BACK. his first deer. Milton Will
zen also accompanied them.
MI and Mrs. B. B. Massie
and son of Big Island. were
Week end guests of the T. Ora
ham Lester family
Sunday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryant, of
Richmord. were Sunday after
noon visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
". L. Tyree.
Nh and Mrs. Thomas S. Cur
It's had their daughter, Mrs.
Christine Smith. of Washington,
D. c.. and her daughter. Trina.
to spend the Thanksgiving holi
days at Hunters Fare.
Mr.. and Mrs bert F.
Shaver were Thanksgiving Day
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glern
Connatser and family at Sand
ston They also had dinner with
them again on Sunday, and were
accompanied by Brenda Faye
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tient.
Another topic studied in the
course was the equipment need
ed for a first-aid kit. A list of
things needed was made and it
was decided to equip first-aid
kit for the Academy. 1t has now
been presented to the head
master. Robert C. Gilmer. and
will be on hand for emergency
treatment for whatever m a y
come up.
For successfully passing t h e
course. each girl will be award
ed a Civil Defense certificate for
Home Care Of the Sick which
will entitle her to serve the coun-
try if a national emergency
should arise. Their Eanles will
be placed on record with the
local Civil Defense coordinator
II you can't have the best of
everything. make the best Of
everything YOU have.
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Home Economic
Students Study
Home Nursing

For the past eight weeks 10
10th grade girls enrolled in
Home &c. II have been meeting
in the home economics depart
merit of Prince Edward Acade-
my studying home nursing from
$50 to 1925 am. under the
supervision Of Mrs. Nancy Noel.
During the course, the girls
studied the different types Of dis
eases, precautions and proven
ton Of diseases, mental illness,
and the making Of beds while
occupied BY the patient. They
took temperatures, respiration.
and learned the daily care of the
sick, the preparation of different
diets, and how to serve the pa
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noon.
The Rev. T. Graham Lester.
Jr.. was at Union Baptist
Church on Sunday night, Nov.
"a, for a fellowship supper. and
as guest minister also, to discuss
some problems of the church
because it is at present without
a pastor. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Lester. their daughter,
Lynene. and Douglas Bradbury,
OF Moseley.
Thanksgiving
A special Thanksgiving service
was held at Fine Greek Baptist
Church on Wednesday, Nov. Z,
at 8 pm. led by the pastor. the
Rev. T. Graham Lester, Jr.
twenty-five members of the
Baptist Training Union Of Fine
Greek Baptist Church attended
IN" night services at Central
Baptist Church in Chesterfield
county, Monday night, Dec. 2. A
drama. "Urity in Diversity for
the Glory Of Cod written and
directed by the Rev. T. Graham
Lester, Jr., was presented by a
cast of II persons Of Middle Dis
trict Baptist Association.
Mrs. M. N. Bradley. Jr.. Carol
Bradley. Linda Williams. Lynne
Lester. Mrs. Max Kilby. and
Mrs. E. P. Hicks were members
OF the associational choir from
Fine Greek Baptist Church who
participated in the music pro-
gram or M night at Central
Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Herrdon
and daughter. Debbie, visited
Mrs. Aubrey C. Denoon and the
Horace Lee Herndon family in
Richmond on Sunday afternoon.
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and Robbie Gwaltney, their
grandchildren. who have been
spending a few days with them
while Mr.. and Mrs. Waitsell
Gwaltney, their parents, took a
vacation. Their other son, Keith
Gwaltney. has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Blankenship, of
Jetersville. The entire Gwaltney
family were at the Blarkenship
home for Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montelle Jack
son and family were in Rich
mond on Sunday to visit Mrs.
Julia Jackson and Mrs. Doris
Martin. They went back to Rich
mond on Monday afternoon to
take the children to see Santa
Claus.
Home for Holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Piercy
had thir son, Billy Blaine, and
his wife, Of ! Norfolk. home for
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. I. B. Wilson and daugh-
ter, Joan. spent Tuesday in
Farmville. Last week thery were
If Richmond and stayed for the
Thalhiners Toy Parade. Mr..
Wilson met them after the pa
rade.
Miss Debbie Herndon was a
guest Thanksgiving Day OF her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T. Herndon, of Goochland. Her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Helndon. went for her ard had
supper there.
Mrs. Robert R. Cosby and
family had her father, c. F..
Noble. and her brother. Char
lie, to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
We're down for the previous week
end also.
Mrs. Richard I. Mahle and
Mrs. Clarence Denoon, both Of
Richmond. ard Mrs. Elizabeth
Holzbeck, of Chesterfield. were
luncheon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Denoon on Saturday.
Richmond Guests
Mrs Zoe Morton. Mrs. Blair
McCloud. Miss Marion McDear-
mon. Mrs. Hugh Sledd and Mrs.
Earl Carter. all of Richmond,
recently visited Mrs. Bernice
Hicks and other members Of the
Harris family or Sunday after
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Families Together
For Holiday Here

JEFFERSON, Dec. 5 Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Hill. of Rich
mond, Were THANKSGIVING guests
OF Mr. ard Mrs. George L. New
ton and family. Others whi
joined them for bridge were Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Brauer. Mis-,
Lucy Lee and Miss Edith ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Reamy. of
Brookneal. and Max Power, OF
Gladys. arrived Saturday morn
ing to spend the week end witt
the F. Thornton jackson family
Freddie Jackson was also home
from Norfolk The men hurted
on Saturday.
Allen Hicks returned home tc
Richmond. Tuesday afternoon
after being on vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
F. Hicks, since the beginning Of
tik Hu-tiii5 - osspli.
Baugh Denoon. son of Mr.. and
Mrs c. B. Drnoon. flew to Mi
ami. Fla. Saturday morning. re
turning Thursday night. He, with
other statesmen from Richmond
Hardware Co. earned this trip
III a sales promotion contest
sponsored by the Perfection Oil
Stove Co. Winning included a
trip to Nassau and deep sea
fishing
Arrives Home
Billy West arrive d home
Wednesday. Nov. 81. 10 spend
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver c. Lippy and other rela-
tives. Joe Kacperski came with
Billy as far as Richmond to visit
his parents Both Of these young
men are students at Campbell
College Buie s Creek. n G.. this
year. Joe was a former resident
OF The County
Mr.. and Mis-. Raymond Por-
ter. Mrs Annie Ives. and Mrs
NJ N. Bradley, all Of Richmond.
We're guests on Saturday Of Mr.
and Mrs NJ ~ Bradley. Jr.,
and family They later visited
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Denoon
and Mr. and Mrs. w T WI
Hams. RAYMOND did a little
hunting. also
Mr.. ard Mrs. Noble Piercy
and sons, Donald and John Dial,
of Norfolk. and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Percy and son. of Ports
mouth. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. Percy from Wednes-
day afternoon. NOV 81, through
Saturday The men folks hunted
each day While here. Miss La
nora Piercy. Of Richmond. spen,
both THANKSGIVING Day and SIM
day with her parents. and visit
ed her sister. Mrs Oliver G.
Lippy. and family.
In Richmond
Mr. and Mrs c. B Denoon
We're Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs RAYMOND Porter in Rich
mord The also saw MS. Wiz
ailiia Bradley. b former resident
Of this community, who now
makes her home with the Por-
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college theater and the next
play by the two theater groups
Henrick Ibsen's GHOSTS to be
presented this week.
The program time was secur-
ed for the two college groups
by Bill Hammond news photo
grapher in Prince Edward coun-
ty for WDBJTV. CHS i'll Roa
noke. and a sophmore at Hamp-
den Sydney College.
DR.. Patton Lockwood. director
Of the play. will accompany the
group
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Raiines

Mr. and ms wilson b. M
lum were Sunday afternoon
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy
Mylum and daughter. Kim, Of
Throck. They also visited Nj
and Mrs. Alton s. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs Reuben B. Addle-
man We're Sunday afternoon
guests Of Miss Rosa Allen and
Mrs. A NJ Blanton and r. u.
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College Players
TO Appear On TV
Tuesday At | P. M.

The Hampden-Sydney Jongl-
eurs and the Lonewood Players
will travel to Roanoke to APP
pear on Lorrie Gregory's Pan
Drama over WDBJ-TV Chr
in Roanoke December 10 at /
pm.
The show Will deal with the
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Imperial. Chrysler. Plymouth.S imca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. 9.2p0C
CHRYSLER ~ JOG convertible +;
like new, all power, factory air con.
diiioned, price S2,7p5.
AIS MOTORS
Valiant. Plymouth.C sler.Imperial
$40 Wilson Blvd Arl, Va.
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TAKOMA FORD

OLDSMOBILE '62 "8S" convertible,
hydra. r. and h., Wv. tires, de
luxe wheel covers, p.s. and p.b.,
tinted glass. Provincial white fin
ish, sporty custom red vinyl inter,
a new arrival that won't stay long.
In and AncA dri..n GO kOS
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TAKOMA FORD

COMET 80 4-door de luxe wagon,
T.. and h., auto, good cond,, ST.
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2241 Nichols Ave. Sc.
LU. 3-I05I LU. 3-lO5S

CHEVROLET '61 Impala 2-door
hardtop. powerglide trans. T., h,
p.s.. one owner. low mileage. excel.
cond. throughout. Must see to
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FORD '62 convertible, orig. finish,
r. and h., auto. trans, white or
lon top. low mileage, good tires
1-owner, special price. S1,995
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MONROE NC II RI
FORD
1897 East West Hwy. 8. s., Md.
TTT E~Qni
new. SPAS.
ROYAL MOTORS

400 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. $500
CHEV. 81, stand. shift, VS.. Sl.l95.
ORBIT RAMBLER
1901 r. /. Ave. NE. UN. 4-4747
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ROsenthaI

FORD SO S.pass. Contry Sedan, cru.
r. and h., very clean, low mi. SI,l95'
CAVE, Ford-T-B r d-Falcon. Corner
Elm and Arlington rd., Beth, OIL.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER go Custom 4-dr, sta
c SHs r ,s and h. 1Sot auto trans re
1-yr. warranty. S1,296.
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lmperial-C hrvsler. Plymouth-Sim
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $500
CHRYSLER 80 Windsor A-dr., power
''' P I MS SpT 81 sSs''
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tn1PEN EVERY EVE. rnaPM

CADILLAC '6l white, air conditioned
showroom floor, 1855.