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ANDREWS AREA
NEW 4 AND 5-BEDRM. BRICKS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Westchester Estates - Several de
luxe models. all brick, full tiled
baths. rec, rms, earpOrtS, large
modern kitchens. Located on "a
to l7-acre lots among other beau
tiful homes. S25,95n TO S26.g5O.
Good financing. Trades. DIR.
Branch ave. (Rte. - to Allentown
I'd, right to Berkshire. left to
Co.'s Berkshire dr.. OPEN EVERY
DAY, IL TO DARK.
4ib-5OoO 44s-5Oes
Ewes 735-4l9a
WILKINSON CONSTR. CO.
ANDREWS, DISTRICT HEIGHTS
Sig,4O0 New 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
split-foyer. Huge rec. rm., rear
porch. Area OF S35.000 homes
nr. Mt. Calvary bus and shopping
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. 6-54OO
ATTENTION MR.. FIX 1T. See this
Cape Cod in Lanham. tremendous
opportunity Of either saving OF
making money. good location, 4
bedrms.; din. rm. and full ssmt.'
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS AP. 7-1a6e
BARGAIN IN BELTsvILLE-May
30 nothing down GI or $500 down
FHAl 3 bedrms.. large equipped
kit. hot-water heat, part bsmt
on q kinE-size lot in an Al
nejghborhood Just 3 blks. to
SCHOOL,
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-eO75
BELAIR = Levitt Country clubber
with many extras. Assume lge
loan. immed. occupancy. Only SEA-
$50. Call WA. 1857 til 2 pm
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
BELTsViLLE = Lge. 4-bedrm., 3
story brk. Colonial on
"a ACRE lot
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BROCHURE ON RaoUEsT
GLEN MANOR GARDENS
JU. S-l297, Mrs. Barret, Res. Mgr.
ALEX. AREA-S1l0 mo-, . bedrm
semi -det. with rec. rm., option ia
buy. DI. 7.4445. ewes. VIII. 9-1.I57.
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DUANE RIAL ESTATE, INC.
pFAI TOP WI o-RaOO

sPRINGBRoOK KNoLLs = 3-bed-
room. ~ bath split-leyel. Nice
corner lot. lust u mile from
White Oak shopping center. 24-ft.
living room. 34-ft. fanny room.
recreation room, gas heat. Ideal
for doctor or dentist. 81 500 in
wall-to-wali carpeting included
Home IN better than new condi-
ton, ROBERT z. LoHR. INC.
REALTOR, HE. 4-4000,
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Miller Real Estate Corn

10. 10000 Lo. 7-O44O cH. s-SOSo
oAoN HILL = 4-bedrm.. s.bath
81 lean sS' .aS sS ss s'%!i as;usss iass' TSE.s:
your smaller home on this ana.
slogs one at emily si7.O5O. RE.
kNDV MOOpr poo,.o
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5sit Branch Ave. Sc. 10. $1,000
PRINCE qEo. PLAZA AREA -
Lovely brick Colonial VIZ bedrms.
huge eat.in Kitchen, pina-paneled
rec, rm., fenced lot clnSe to
shopping and transp. SIA'AOO al
no money down or easy FHA
Terms. Call III : pm WA. Z.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS A CO.. Realtors
ROGERS HGTs.-e-bsdrm. brick
Colonial .,9. din 5nl firspl b!mt /,
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BEITSVIIIE

a-yr. -old custom built brick
rambler. Ice. rooms through-
out and many extras. 3 bed
rms. . baths. din, rm., lge.
elec table-space kit, huge
bsmt, with rec. rm, patio
off din. rm. Ideal for sum-
meg enjoyment. Biz expertly
handicapped lot. This home Is
for the most discriminating
buyer desiring only the best.
can for amt.
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OSNrAeNAG 4SWN
Attractive Brick Residence
East Of Wisconsin ave, choice To-
cation-Large entrance hall. draw
ing rm., library. high ceilings, 3
fireplS.. dining rm, seats IA. mod
ern kitchen and buffers pantry,
bedrn1s.. 3 modern baths. south
sarden, beautifully planted ter
race.
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CLEVELAND PARK = Fine older
nome with through center hall.
o b.r.s and 3 full baths, new range
and refsr. Pt. Of an estate, heirs
are anxious for an offer. Call Mr..
John Mohler, ewes. OIL. 2-64U5. j
RUPERT BOILER, INC, Ma.
S-4OSO.
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW
-72O1 7th STREET NV.
IDEAL fer the small family or older
folks. A 2-bedrm. coy home with
all comforts and no steps, full
osmt., new gas heating system.
front porch. lovely yard.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Goth and LAWRENCE ST. NE,
Lovely surroundings for this 3-bed-
room home, fireplace in liV. rn..
full hsmt.. oil heat. Extra-deep
sHEPHAERD PARK-pErAcHEp
ALASKA AVE. AND FLORAL NV.
CAPITOL Hill home In upper 18th
st. area. 4 larpe bedrms Grand :
new kitchen. full bsmt., . outside
pstios. Words can't describe,
2 uNITS-SELF-CONTAINED
18th AND D STREETS NE.
Separate entrance, Two 5-rnn. and
hath apis" tenants included,
LOUIS RUDDFN To. e-3OeO
Ewes. 365-7S32 or JU. 5-6Os4
DOORS 0PFN-VAcANT
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
c0NTINUtDl

CHEVY CHASE-closs in. A de-
lightful "old timey" feeling and
Looking eenter-han Colonial. Pow
DER rm. on LIST FIR. 3 bedrms., on
2nd. Stairs up To storage attic.
EElenty Of elbow room in the ward
So1d So%rp treps' $4,000. JoDY
CHEVY CHASE = 4.bedrnn., 4-bAth
brick Colonial, den, rec. rm, ga
rage. S27,950. Assume S23. 900.
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O 'Til q
CHEVY CHASE, (chrlst The King
Partsh)-S2, 80 for this brick
2-Story with 2lxi2 liy. rm,. 1bxis
din. rm., kit. with table space.
rm', ana many extras. FHA S an.
PROVED, OIL. 6-sss0. LAMPROs
CLOSE K--LRt. brick rambler fol
the executive Whe wants the best
In comfort and prestige. Hot
water heat central air cond
firepl. in Ice. liy. rm. and beau
tiful rec. rm., ialousied sun porch,
hullt-in Rafaes, beautiful bed
rms. : baths and ample closet
space. Asking S37 ,0b0.
WOODMOOR
Ju, 5-71OO Ewes. 10. 5-34S4
CLOSE IN--3-bsdrm, brk. rambler
With. exit from bsnit., elec, kit,
fireplace and side porch. Priced
below FHA at $1,000, j. C.
coNLEY, Realtor, JU. 9-4i34.
ts%Sl.r, 3 'r Ssdrmssp, sp'iRg iIS rm., FIRE. ire.
pl,. din.-spaee kit, bsmt., rec.
rIn., porch. &lS.A5O. o. d. FIELD.
INC, REALTORS, JU. 5-71i3, .
AREA = Hot-water
htatl New 3-bedrm. brk. rambler,
baths, full bsmt.. with rec. rm.,
fireplaees. h-aers lot. SO. 800,
sUBURshN PROPERTIES MoT.
C0LEsvILLE AREA - Small dn,
rm.. ! s-bath rambler on Ice.
wooded lot In low eos.
D. L. Barnard, 588- 1877
CONN. AVE. 3 blocks from this
huge almost-new brick Colonial
with s bedrms,. or 4 and den. :
baths. : powder rms, esnteT-haii
spacious dining rm., the latest
Frigiddaire kitchen with birch
cabinets and eye-level oven. Rec.
Im" fireplsees, lse carport,
sAl 500. FIRST OFFERING
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
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NltNN MILL
Completely redeeorated bungalow.
all new large Installed kitchen,
full hsmt., rec. rma vacant vs.
TERMS Terms Pric, PIE sii5SoaoM, SaMt call fqSE now
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
WHEATON Cory Cape Cod with
blast shelter. bedrms. 2 full
fenced lot Just Sis.0b0, Call Dio-
HUGH 7 PECK. tieis Georgia Ave.
WHEATON - owner PAYS settle
ment. . baths, brick rambler sen.
Countrywide Realtor 0in.inOl
WHEATON Special for 1888, q
bedrms sen. din .fms iull bsmt
5000 dn. FHA. Call nin.1j0O III
HUGH T PECK. iiate Georgia Ave.
WHEATON - PRESTIGE area Very
large brick rambler, y bedrms,
baths. scp. din. tm, kitchen
basement patio Fenced rear lot.
"TRAnrs ACCEPTED. MANO.
VIII REALTY CORP. nin.Sitn.
WHEATON. Viers NH and Center
Hill area - 9.hr. sNmidet. Pull
Ycausi fRANk 81 q PHlt LIPS. nc
Di 7.iAtl evenings. EN- a-997n,
WHEATON why pay rent77 This
c0-y a-hedrm.. hrk rambler p Ire
DEN IA only siSa0o with $500
dn
c. psul hickman, inc ntn-Oen0
SlOn mn and SIS mo. will buy
this nevis decor n.bsdrm hurra.
low bsn,t, wheaton, BouLEY
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BERwYN RGTs.-NEw a.bsdrm
SiG.SoO. uN. i.S5hO 'tii q.
LANGLEY REALTY

F.. G. HILLEY Il co.
REALTORS AP. 7-72OO
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FOREST HGTS. - 3 bedrms., IN
baths, de !. kit, full bsrnt., fen. yd.
Conv. Avail Feb. l. SP. 3-677g.
FOUR CORNERS, Silver Spring
2-bedrm., bath, brick rambler.
bsmt. Attached garage. h.-w.h.,
Sl35 mo. Dial 434-l40O, ADELPHI
RFATTV Paaitar
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RuRLEITH
CHEVY CnAsE'.D,, q

NEW HOUSE CONDITION
Lovely "a story det. residence.
New fully. mod. equip. kit, bath
and powder room Contains Z
,srge rooms: "A baths stairway
20 larse storage attic iull bsmt.,
Vacant, immsd. possession. Priced
] LEE poNSELLY son, tNc.
Ma. S.33l6 Realtors Wo. 6-930a
,HEvY CHAsE-see this recon-
;Gltioned ;ns med home: living room, din
ing room, AL new modern kitchen,
rooms and bath storage Attic
s2S.a5O. Call WO. 8-230O III O.
EpW. H. JONES a. CO., INC,
Realtors.
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BELTsVfLLE = Lge. 4-bsdrm., 3
story 'rsi i. c95asisi RoRE L6P" 81
e-car gar.. only s26,5OO
D. L. Barnard, 588-7977
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
HOUSES uNFURN. I0 RENIl
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
,t AND WHEATON
O-CTOpV uONHEC

FIRsT-FLooR LAvAToRY
Repair and Ground Maintenance
ABOUT s MINUTES FROM NH
Three pedrms, spacious closets and
storage, soundproot walls, indiv.
controlled heat, garbage disposals,
oft-street parking, large, safe play
area. Near schools and church.
Central laundry rooms. Paint 10
suit tenants. 90 minutes to the
heart OF Washineton.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

Lanes, l7e0-IseS. sponsored
by the Division Of Naval His
tory. In the Rotun da.
Through May Is. Also. New
Postage Stamps Of Dominica.
philately area. Through July
IS.
Early Masters of Litho-
graphy. Graphic Arts Gal
lery. Smithsonian Building,
Tenth street and jefferson
drive s.W. Open 0 am. TO
4:30 pm. Through May 5.
TO DO
Tour
Historic Garden Week in
Virginia, 10 am. TO $50 pm,
includes Fairfax County.
Tickets. detailed information
from Virginia State Travel
Bureau. IT'S II street NV.
and AAA.
As part Of this. Alexandria
House Tour, same hours.
Tickets and information at
Alexandria Chant ber OF
Commerce, each house to-
morrow with exception Of
Mount Vernon.
Tour includes houses Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william w.
Kontz. Miss Charlene Kira-
cofe. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
A. Hulfish. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald s, King. Mrs. George
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. X.
Spotswood. Admiral and Mrs.
James Chisholm Tison. jr..
Ramsey House and garden
"a shrine owned by Alex
Andrial and Mount Vernon.
Luncheon at Old Presbyterian
Meeting House. 1880 am. TO
2 pm. Refreshments at
oadsbys Taverns, II am. TO
8 pm.
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MuIti-LinguoI Guide Office,
IVIS, Aids D. c. Visitors
Llll![jII'B

ducer Of TVS Omnibus" on
"The Arts and the Art Of
Tv." and Gilbert Seldes, dean
Of University of Penn
sylvania's school Of commun-
ications, on Mass Culture
and the Mass Audience Re-
sponse." Institute OF Con-
temporary Arts series on
Mass Communication OF The
Arts" Lisner Auditorium.
Twenty-fir and H streets
NV, S:l5 pm. Free.
The Military Court Trial
and Execution of Mary Sur
ratt" by Judge Godfrey L.
Munter. former president Of
the District OF Columbia Bar
Association; II am. Business
and Public Administration
Building Auditorium. Univer-
sity Of Maryland.
TO SEE
Sports
Washington Senators vs..
Minnesota Twins. sos pm,
d. c. Stadium. Twenty-sec-
ond and East Capitol streets.
See Star Sports Section.
Theaters
For listirgs. see where
and When" on Amusement
Page.
Shakespeare
Free tickets TO be distrib-
uted at $3.50 am. by Hayes
Concert Bureau. li0S q
street NV. for Arnold Moss
and Company's presentation
Of Come. Woo Met - A
Shakespearean Entertain
ment" at Library of Con-
gress. First street and Inde-
pendence avenue Sc. April
1880 and May /. Only op-
portunity 10 obtain tickets.
Art Galleries
AT the National Gallery Of
Art, Sixth street and Consti-
tuition avenue NV. Filipino
Lippi's Tobias and the An-
gel" Is Painting OF the Week.
In Gallery 0. on view noon
and 2pm.
Tour Of the week: RE
Evening star., 1963-04-23

jections Of the Past" From
Rotunda ct pm.
Luciano Pena y Lillo's one
man show continues In Wat
kins Gallery. American Uni
versity. Massachusetts, and
Nebraska avenues NV.
Through May IL.
The Popular Image" -
everyday objects Oincluding
the beer can. dashboard. TV
set) Incorporated into works
OF art by IL Americans with
q new thesis - Washington
Gallery. Of Modern Art, 1903
Twenty first street NV.
Open IL a.m.-6 pm. Through
June 2.
In connection with The
Popular Image" Claes olden-
burg direct q Happening. L"
in which objects, people.
ideas and places are as
sembled like paint on q can
vas. At $3.50 pm, 1915 p
street NV. Tickets at WASH
ington Gallery OF Modern
Art.
Exhibits
At the Library Of Con-
gress. First street and In
dependence avenue Be. open
Sam. 10 10 pm:
Poet Edwin Arlington Rob-
inson. Manuscripts, first edi-
tons, letters 10 Theodore
Roosevelt. joyce Kiimer
Main building. Great Hail.
second floor. Through July
IS.
Facsimilies OF early Semi
tic texts. pictures OF excava-
tion sites and archaeological
discoveries In region OF an
cient Canaan. Through May
81. Annex. foyer. NTH floor.
Exhibits In the Arts and
Industries Building OF
Smithsonian Institu-
ton. Ninth street and JEFF
ferson drive S.w., open Q
am. TO $3.50 pm. include:
Historical items from La
fayette Escadrille, World War
rs famed aerial combat
group: United States Coast
Guard: Guardian Of IN Sea
Evening star., 1963-04-23
ADVERTISEMENT
Now Many Wear
FALSE Teeth
With Little Worry

Eat. talk. laugh or sneeze without
fear OF insecure false teeth dropping
slipping or wobbling. FASTEETH
holds plates nrmer and more COM
fortably. This pleasant powder has nc
gummy. gooey, pasty taste or feeling
Doesn't cause nausea. It's alkaline
lnon-acidD. Checks plate odor''
ldenturs BREATH. Oct FAsTEETH II
drug counters everywhere.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
BUZ SAWYER
POGO

II an American tourist can
get lost and confused in
washington cant he,
thoughO. just imagine how
q foreign visitor could feell
II doesn't have to happen
anymore In fact, 1t
shouldn't.
Last February /, Washing
ton really went cosmopolitan
with the opening Of the In
ternational Visitors Informa-
ton Service at TOO Jackson
place across from the White
House. It's a service Of the
55-member Greater Washing
ton Council Of Organizations
that Is open Q am. to $3.50
pm. weekdays. 10 am. to 4
pm. Saturdays.
Besides being o Washing
ton encyclopedia on trans
portation - places TO stay,
visit, do see-IVIS boasts
a 24-hour multilingual an
swering service manned by
more than 100 volunteers.
Don't try TO stump them on
rs languages - yes, including
Swahili.
TO HEAR
Music
National Symptoms Sec
ond 1868 free Music for
Young America concert,
Howard Mitchell, conducting;
Sis pm. Commerce Depart
ment Auditorium. Fourteenth
street between E street and
Constitution avenue NV. IN
reserved seat tickets distrib-
uted at door. 7:45 pm.
Vocal concert by Kenneth
Pennington, tenor. with Beu-
lah Eisenstadt. pianist. Nc
Keldin Library. University Of
Maryland; Q pm. Free,
Lectures
Hugh Wakefield. keeper Of
circulation OF the Victoria
and Albert Museum OF Lon
don. on English Victorian
glass. Illustrated. $3.50 pm,
Freer Gallery OF Art, Twelfth
street and independence ave-
nue S.W. Free.
Rpbert saudek. forrer pro-
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NERVES Cause
Urge To Scream

-Iwas 70 ssrvoAsi One
day In church ! rot
psHieky, waHisd 10
scream, asd had 10
walk OUT. Oar Drug
siH recon- m ended
IIva- TfoHqniI tablets.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
WORD GAME
Find 26 or more words In
MIRO HIN
BY StoM Drok0

meaning staining or discolor-
ing" Average mark Is II
words: time limit, Is minutes.
Rules OF the same; I, words must b
Of four or more iettefS. 2. WordI
which aeouire four letters b. ths
addition Of -" such a. bats"
eats" are not used. 8. Only onl
form OF a word IL used. 4. Proper
names are not used.
Answer 10 TRANSACT
tarn, tart, tartan. tact, tract, tsar,
rattan, rant. rata, anita, altar. satan,
scan. keant. scar. seat, start. star,
strata, carts. cast, cant, carat.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

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ieHsios, and 10 take bsfoge exeii-
Ing events" says Mrs. n. \. Of
Miiwaakse, HiscoHsiA.
Ars you slek aad tired of bsins lsnss. wes-
red, unabis 70 slsep, eHnotionally upsst.
snhsrins mistsi3s q nervo1A isnsion, dus 70
Evening star., 1963-04-23

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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03
Y Year Old Twins Visit And
Celebrate Their Birthday

in the process Of organizing q
VIVA in their church. The host
ess church served refreshments
after the meeting.
Gift Baskets
The VIVA organization Of Fine
Greek Baptist Church prepared
and delivered a basket of fruit
and juices to Henry Carneal for
Thanksgiving. The primary class
Of boys and girls Of the Sunday
School also prepared a Thanks
giving box for Henry under the
supervision Of their teach
er Mrs. F.. Thornton Jackson
Mrs. Doris Banton, who de-
livers the News Leader in this
area. has been cited for her in
crease in subscribers from 21a
to 24O in a contest just com
pleted. She was awarded a trip
to Florida along with q other
route carries from all over the
state. Doris chose to take snow
tires instead for her car. She
was pleased to be recognized for
the award but said she would
rather plan trip to Florida
later which could include her
husband. George. and daughter.
Linda. Doris has previously re-
ceived a set Of bathroom scales,
and hair dryer in earlier con-
tests,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03

JEFFERSON, Dec. Robert
Newton. of Greenville. S. c..
eft on Monday. Nov. Is. after
visiting his twin brother. George
l.. Newton. and family for 10
DAYS. These twins celebrated
their 72nd birthday while he was
here On Thursday might Nov.
81. the Newton family had Mr..
and Mrs. Sven Christensen, of
Richmond, as their guests. Sven
is a photographer and brought
his protector to show the many
slides taken by Robert Newton
this past summer when he spent
three months abroad, the greater
part in England. The slides in
Guided views Of London and
other areas of England, also
Paris. Germany. and othre
points. Other guests viewing the
Sides were Miss Edith ellis
Mrs. E. P. Hicks and Phillip
Eraner.
Mrs. Coan Agee and Miss
Naude Ann Jackson. of Grace
Land Baptist hurch, with
three young ladies' of that
church. were guests Of the
VIVA. of Fine Creek Baptist
Church, on Saturday, Nov. %.
for a program on Japan taken
from the window of VIVA, their
monthly magazine. Graceland is
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03

able to pay.
Sponsors
This program is being Spon-
sored by the fire and rescue
units of the Powhatan Emer-
gency Grew. with E. Randolph
Snider as chairman. Local doc
tors and the Health Department
are cooperating in the program.
DR.. R. w. Bradley urges both
white ard Negro citizens to par
ticipate in the program from the
age Of two months up. regard
less of whether they have al
ready had the Salk vaccine shots.
He says. Remember the date.
Dec. 8, and plan to bring your
entire family to this clinic for
Type l Sabin oral vaccine"
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03
Win Place In
State Forestry
Judging Contest

AMELIA. Dec. flames Paul
cite. Paul and Billy Jones rep
resented the Amelia Future
Farmers Of America Chapter
in the State Forestry Judging
Contest held at Independence
High School in Grayson county
ON Nov. IA.
In order to enter this con-
test, the chapter has to win over
30 schools in their district. Paul
cite. with 318 points was high
for Amelia.
Purpose in this contest is to
test these boys who compete on
how they would handle forestry
problems. One example is an
event called, Timber Stand
improvement" in which each
boy has to decide which trees
should be cut and which should
be left to grow. Among other
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03
Pouhatan County Sets Date For
Polio In1munizati0n Program

POWHATAN. Nov. IS A
countrywide oral polio vaccine
immunization program will be-
gin in Powhatan county on Sun
day. December 8. The clinic
viii be held at Powhatan
High School from II noon to
pm. Type | oral vaccine will
be distributed. and dates for fur
Their distribution of Type II and
Type III will be announced.
The vaccine is administered on
sugar cubes. Donations of p
cents have been requested to
help finance the cost. but no one
will be refused if they are I'M
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03

out.
Although fireplaces are not an
economical means Of heating
a home, a well-designed, prop
erly built fireplace can provide
supplemental heat and can en-
nance the appearance and com
fort of a room. The bulletin out
lines how the homeowner can
assist in designing his own fire
place or chimney and how he
can inspect and maintain the
unit after it is built. He should,
however. leave the actual con-
stfuction to an experienced per
son.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03
THE FARMv111E 1va:} HERALD TUESDAY, DECEMBER

features were determining
board feet in a tree while its is
still standing. tree Identification,
and woodland management.
Stuart High School in Patrick
county won first place, North
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03
It's Time To Check
Your Fireplace And
Chimney


There's nothing like the warm
glow of a cracking fire in the
fireplace on a cold winter night.
And before winter comes on,
homeowners should check to see
that their fireplaceS and chin
neys are safe and ready for use.
To assist you in this annual
inspection the U. S. Department
of Agriculture has issued a new
publication, "Fireplaces and
Chimneys," (FB 1882. This "a
page, Illustrated bulletin provides
information on design and con-
struction as we'll as mainten-
ance.
The bulletin tells how to check
for tightnesS by use of a
smoke test - defects, and ex-
cessive SCOT. Chimneys in the
average home do not usually
need cleaning, but if they do,
vacuum cleaning by COM
mercial firm is the best method.
Chemical SCOT removers are not
very effective and can create a
fire hazard, the bulletin points
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03

cumberland High School in the
Eastern Shore, second place, and
Amelia High School, third.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-03

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The Sidney herald., 1963-06-05

Mr.. and. Mrs. DuWayne Plant
and little daughter, Shane, of
Aberdeen, S. Dak., are visiting
in Sidney and Fairview this
week while DuWayne is on
vacation from his work as ad-
vertising manager for the Aber-
deem American News. Mrs.
Plant works part time in the
office of the Dornbusch Agency
in Aberdeen. The Plants will
also visit in Billings and Miles
City.
Bill and Joe Harper went to
Bozeman last Wednesday to
meet their brother Ronnie and
accompany him on a long week
end tour of Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. Ronnie is a stu
dent at the state university in
Missoula and will be home the
latter part of June for the
summer vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Mike Paladi-
chuk and family of Brewster
Washington, visited the pas
week with his mother and hi.
sister and brothers and theil
families.
The Sidney herald., 1963-06-05
Personals

MIR. and Mrs. T. E. Dave Of
Cody, Wyoming, returned home
Sunday following a holiday
and week end visit here with
his father, ]. B. Dave, ST., and
his brothers Bennie and Don.
Mrs. Dawes sister, Mrs. Mamie
Howard accompanied them
from Salt Lake City and was a
house guest at the E. o. Minser
home while visiting with rela-
tiveS and old friends.
Holger Petersen & niece, AS
trid Petersen, will leave by
train today for Minneapolis fo-
a brief visit and then travel
by jet airlines to New York
City and from there to Copen-
hagen, Denmark, for a visit o1
indefinite length. Astrid will
visit Greta Torgerson at hel
home in Copenhagen and Mr.
Petersen will visit his daugh.
ter's family and many Other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James WOOD
and family left Saturday fol
Wimbledon, N. Dak., for {
weeks visit at the home o.
his parents after which They
will go to Missoula, where
Mr.. Wood will attend the sum
mer session at the State Uni
versity. They will return t.
Sidney this fall for Mr.. Woo
to resume his position as +;
member of the local high schoo
faculty.
Albert Cooley and his sons
Alex and Marvin of Grand Fork
arrived in Sidney Sunday 70
a visit with Mr.. Cooley's father
who is under hospital care
and with his sister, Mrs. J. E
Long, who is here from Colo
rado Springs. Mr.. Cooley's con
dition is gradually improvin
and Mrs. Long plans to tax
him home with her when h
is able to travel.