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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY


81 BAND NEW gPLTTLEvEI.
Springbro0k. Glamorous alllbrick
true center han, step down liv. m.
with sliding glaSs doors 70 patio.
Sep. Din. rm-s Dc luxe family style
kit-s bedrms-, twin siZe, sep. mas
ter bedrm. suite 2yz baths, paneled
rec. rm-s large sub4bgmt., S2S,Sso
Excel. terms. u. T-770o.
TED LINGO, INC.
B Rig G ScHANEY AREA S
ACRES Horses and dogs allowed.
Unique designers home. Plenty Of
trees with a stream. Stone fireplace
N living I'm. and rec. I'm, All mod
ern ht-s charming bedroom ar
rangement, full baths, stone patio.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
hEAL10R VII $500
BURNING IRE VALLEY : New
stately comfortable Colonials On
shady, winding roads among clubs,
Formal entry to lovely living room
With open hearth. Lee. study and
powder rmS oft pan. beamed-
CELL family nm, 1T. with big
breakfast bay and raised hearth.
Formal dining rm., peaceful patio
and "a acre OF trees. Upstairs are (
big bedrms.s plush baths and stor-
age attic RoOmy downstairs for
TOOLS play area. maids rm., shop,
rec. rm.s Tear garage garden shed.
Slly sewer, water. gas. Close to
routes to b. C., va, al Nd UppeT
3os, low Ios Cso5s, SIS finsnJ.
Out Wis. ave, LEFT on Bradley to J
Locks left 3 blks. to 9llO Locks
and INFORMATION HOUSE on
night. Open Sun. and Daily l2-Dusk.
William D. Lucas Assoc.
OIL. e-ss6s EN-. SssH OIL. s-ISl5
BURNHAM WOODS
A-o e d r m. Colonial, centrally air
cond.s containing de luxe features
seldom seen in this price range
home. Large reception hall, solid
cherry cabinets In l4xl2 Il. kit,
large pantry hrepl. IN hv. nm,
family nm, exceptionally weIl-insu-
latecs Year enclosed carport. Lovely
tree-shaded rear yard, N shrubs.
S3lsS5o, More land available for
horse lovers at nominal price. Beau
GATTHERsBURG-GoSHEN HUNT
LOVELY HOMES
]. Conn Colonial In most beautiful
setting On 2 acre wooded lot, over
looking lovely stream. Dramatic
entrance hall has winding staircase
70 md floor. Powder room conven-
lent 10 entire LIST floor and huge
guest closet. Formal living room
has walnut bookcases and paneling
thanking marble fireplace, formal
dining room with French doors to
exterior. Kitchen llx20, LIST floor
family room 2lx2l, basement has
roughed In fireplace. md floor, 4
spacious bedrooms, large baths. A
Gold Medallion all electric home,
exceptionally well insulated. Storm
windows all around, 2la miles from
interchange. 81, 800.
GAITHERSBURG
3-bedroom Rambler on nice wooded
lot, fireplace in living room, full
basement, talousied porch. tool
house. $500.
WOODFIELD AREA
acres, with 4-bedroom older home
new hot water heat system, new
kitchen equipment, good bank barn
and other outbuildinRs. l-room ten
ant house. A steal at $4,000.
KAY BOWLING REAL EST. co.,
s4s-S4S0 or Sls-s2So
BURNT MILLS KNOLLs : 5-bedrm.
rambler, Va baths, is. kit, prch.
Low EOS. OWNER, HE. A-2351.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CHEVY CHASE

ChENL CHASE
ROLLINGWOOl
7210 POMANDER LANE
Open Daily, Sun. 1-Dark
''Metzler Built" Of the finest materi-
al and products available today. De
hEhtful Lbedrm.s l-bath home. Ora
cious entry hall. paneled library Or
family rm- with hrepl-s adjoining III
ira de luxe kitchen with breakfast
area, lge. living I'M with hrepl-.
formal dining nm opening 70
with firepl., Tear garage centrally
air-cond, Beautiful lot, RiEzntic oak,
walled garden. Other homes availa-
bic in immed. area Mr.. Manson On
DIRECTIONS: Out Conn. ave. to
CHEVY chase Circle, night % West
ern ave. to Winnett rd.s left z blks.
right to home.
METZLER-EM. 2-7400
CHEVY CHASE Vacant and avail
liable for immed. occupancy Is this
large brk. rambler which is central
~ air cond., carpeted and immacu-
late, D bedrmS.. den, , baths, rec.
nm, garage, very close in. $3.50.
OIL. 6-4lS3.
BURTON-KELLEIGH, REALToR
CHEVY CHASE TO SETTLE ES-
TATE. Not for Spectators but for
family interested in improving
smaller home in area Of larger and
more expensive homes. Excel.
cond.; charming plan; ; bedrms.,
plus nursery, 2l7 baths, garage.
Reasonably priced for area. $4,000.
BETHESDA HOMES, INC.
OIL A-slo4 Realtor OIL. 2-S4eS
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S. E..
SELECTIONS
oyERLooKs The CAPITOL
CONTINUED

Custom-built spacious de luxe 10
rms. va baths club I'm. with bar,
terrace, other good features. Low
price at 80 500.
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BETHESDA-CHEVY CHASl
NOW!

nOl n OEE4tN AODAN l-9
I'D 6,S00. Breathtaking luxury
awaits you In a new home UNIQUELY
like Mt. Vernon. The stately col.
umns and entrance hall are both
impressive. Contains spacious hv.
m.s large din. rm.. exceptional kit.
with Brichcraft cabinets, attractive
ly paneled den and powder rm. on
first. 4 lovely large bedrms., z baths
on ID. Large jal0usied Florida rm.,
2 car garage. Beautifully situated
on over "a acre In the Bradley blvd.
DRIVE OUT Bradley blvd. about va
mi. TO Fallen Oak dr., right TO dead
end. Ewes. EN-. 3-9619).
~ CHEVY CHASE-Our first Show
ingl Good old fashioned comfort
with q dash of the new! Imagine a
100 #. wide lot, age old shade trees,
2-story home w/open porch on
sides. Entrance hall reaches unique
den wLl0wered luminous ceiling.
full mod. bath, grandma's oversize
kit, story book HV. and din.
w/beamed ceilings heavy grass
cloth walls and recessed lighting.
Very fairly priced. Dir: Out Conn.
Ave. beyond ID. c. line about IVA
Brookville Rd; TO Chestnut ST.,
right to 72ls. Gives. OIL. 2-33S7).
ALLIED
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CHEVY CHASE - Excellent home
available, close TO the Columbia
Country Club. Clean and attractive,
with ali rooms Of excellent proper
tons. Lovely large living and dining
rooms, weil-equpped kitchen with
breakfast area. 3 twin bedrooms
and tile bath. Tiled play area in full
basement. Detached garage. A lot
Of house in this select area for Szzs-
500. Call KE. 7-lsoo. 1913 pm.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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COIESVIILE

COLESVILLE
s27 $50. You will ike this mod. all
brk. rambler with att. garage and
wooded l7-acre lot.
LUXURY YOU LIVE"
Ice. bedrmS., hv. rm. with hrepl.,
din. rm., mod. fully equip. kit, spa
cious family nm. A prestige area.
DR.: North on New Hampshire
ave. TO left on Shaw ave. and left to
1856 Two Farm DIR. Open is.
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CHEVY CHASE
SIS, $50. This brick
rambler Is q short
walk to the Jewish
Center. II has 2
bedrooms, sepa-
rate dining room,
nice rec. I'm. and
large equip ped
kitchen. JU. s.
1911.
Beers Bros, Realtors
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WHEATON

WHEATON
sl6,75o. Don't miss seeing this I'm.
mac. all-brk. rambler with a Ice.
CLEAN AND SPARKLING"
2 bedrms., Hv. rm., din. rm.. fully
equip. kit, bSmt. has rec. I'm. with
bar plus den. Convenient to schools,
shops and bus. SIN, down payment
will assume existing FLA loan.
DIR: Ga. ave-, 10 left Arcola ave.
and left 10 2so1 Parker ave. Open
US.
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FERA
FEATURES
HHLANDALE-Residenceoi Digni.
ty), 2 VI. old brk. rambler, I
bedrms.s baths, lge. hv. rm., lge.
sep. din. rm., tbl.-Space kit, rec.
rm.S carport, huge lot. $3.50.
BRIGGS-CHANEY AREA = Graceful
? bedrm. Colonial On ACRE lot. Va
baths hv. rm., din. rm., tbl.-space
Kit, with birch cabinets, dishwasher,
TV rm.' Just 81 $50.
HARDWOOD Captivating Cape Cod,
3 bedrms., den, hv, rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm., HWH. Ind firepl. in
rec. rm.s Low Hs.
CONN. AVE. ESTATES-3 VI. old
air-cond. split level with hy. rm.,
din. l., tbl. space kit. with wall
oven, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, rec. rm.,
scr. porch fenced yard with lovely
trees, Owners new home almost
completed, anxious to sell, assume
high loan. Low eos.
SENECA-Lovely home on the wa
ter, 2 bedrms., Va baths, lge. kit,
din. rm.s garage, greenhouse, inspir-
ing garden patio overlooking me
water. Priced right.
Just a Few Of Our Many ListinEs
WE TAKE TRADES
942-6600
FERA
FLOWER AVE. AREA : An brick
lonial In excel. location.
bedrms., plus pine paneled den, lge.
hv. rm. with fireplace, sep. din.
rm., table space kit, level lot with
trees, ! block TO bus. Many extras
S sls SO p, ETA ! or conventional. JU. J.
TEn T.MHN NC
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COLESVILLE

White brk. Custom RancIher
Worlds Of space, 4 bedrms.s baths,
finished rec. rm. a acre lot. To try
and describe would entail a page, Sc
see for yourself. Mr.. JONES will
gladly show you around. Dir: Out
New Hamp. ave. extended to Boni.
FAINT I'd. and left to Marine dr.. to
Open House.
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DAMASCUS

Brick rambler. VACANT, 3
bedrms., 2 baths, lot $3.50 50. #.
Priced at sal 800 with only 81 500
down. Mrs. VanHoose will gladly as
sist you. Dir: Through Gath
ersburg on Ri. 355 10 Ri. ~ and left
to Damascus school and follow ar.
rows to 1910 Haney DIR.
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Knockout Knockers

Here's new way to appear the ski slopes this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22

ARE you MASTER at schussing and
slalOming and skiing on one foot? Well,
that's not enough. If you want to
attract attention (favorable) on the
mOuntainside, what you wear is good
half of the picture. Ski clothes are no
longer things you keep wearing year
after year. If you're really knowledg-
able and fashionable these days, you
change them every year or so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22

The latest idea to make strong
Roadway on the slopes is knickers.
More and more popular, especially
with good skiers, knickers have become
not only practical but pretty.
The ski costumes below are both
by Fred Picard of Sun Valley. Made in
Switzerland, they are in water-repellent
fabric with woven design. Each outfit
is about $40. JOAN RATHER
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
sixty-one Local 4-H
Members Attend Camp

Sixty-one area All club mem
bers attended the annual Glacier
County All camp on June 26, 27
and % at "Coldfeet Camp" on
St. Mary'S lake. The club mem
bers participated in leathercraft
classes taught by Mrs. Grace
Kuka. dance classes conducted
by Tracy Ann Babb, and in
sports such as softball, vOlley-
ball and swimming. They at
tended naturalist hikes conduct
ed by a Glacier Park Ranger,
safety talks by a Montana High
way Patrolman, and cOnServa-
ton movies shown in the eve
ming by County Agents Bob Dur
ham and Joe Rose.
Serving as camp cook this
year was Mrs. j. T. Ingram.
Adult leaders and parents who
assisted as chaperones included
Donald Racine, Buzz EdmO, Earl
Schildt, Mrs. wart, Mrs
Aleen Spargur, Mrs. Eileen
Pepion, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Kilt
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill GrissOm
and Mr.. and Mrs. Polite Pepion.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
Jerome Little Bull
10 Marry Washington
Girl July 2l

The Wapato longhouse of the
Yakima Indian Tribe will be
the scene of the July 81 wedding
of Miss Phyllis Miller, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Miller
of Wapato and great-grand
daughter of the late Chief Jobe
Charley. Announcement of her
engagement to Jerome Little
Bull, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Little Bull of Browning has been
made by Miss Miller's parents.
A Methodist minister will per
form the ceremony. A huge
throng of guests from several
states is expected for the wed
ding and reception planned in
the longhouse afterward.
Miss Miller has won many
honors as queen and princess at
various Indian ceremonies over
the country. At present she is
Miss Kamloops and will star in
pageant to be put on by
Yakimas during the Kamloops,
Canada celebration in July.
She has been both princess
and queen at the Toppenish
rodeo, princess at three differ
ent times in the court of Miss
Indian America, queen of Soap
and Suds at Soap Lake, Miss In
dian Oklahoma and princess OF
the All-Tndian encampment al
Pendleton, Oregon.
Miss Miller's fiance is a stu
dent in the forestry department
of Haskell Institute of Lawrence
Kansas. He will return there
in the fall and the couple will
make their home at Lawrence
Mr.. Little Bull has also served
one year in the Air Force.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
AaoMssa The zau4n

Pam Nombcrg IS in California
..,-r >hc Is visiting her aunt
.t .lmIly this month.
Na.n Turkey CobeII flew
week 10 Wraageu. Alaska
r. he will be employed on a
mcrclal fishing vessel
superintendent Howard John,
Visited MIR and Mrs. Harold
ing at their home on Flat,
,4t lake this week
Gene johnson left for Camp
N.aI las; week 10 serve his
md summer on the Boy
=. AT camp stat!
Re, and Mrs Richard Fiero
and children returned TO Brown,
las carly Saturday mOrnin
.-on a vacation in Minnesota
"a here they had visited relatives,
Nlbert Jordan. Lee Clark. Jr-,
Ronald VaIle and Gary Fouud3.
gan It!; by bus for Butte last
Saturday to take their cXamina
u0ns for the L s. Air Force
Rev James Bell and Rev
RI-hari FierO were appointed
~l7l>lCrs for another year "a
tIs p~0VK-Uf-g nshb aud
\n>,I;Jkc ~hurChcs IN this area
d, the conclusion OF the Mont
AKA Annual Conference held in
BOzcman last week
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
Boarding School

Coming down from the hills
we admired the beautiful green
landscape on the Cut Bank River
valley. The rains have helped
the grain and hay crops.
Mrs. Mary Ground recently
returned to the reservation and
last week she held smoke
dance at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Amy White Grass
which the Dick Supe family
from Canada attended as well as
other members of her family
Mrs. Ground served refresh
ments and Indian Berry soup
She was getting ready for In
dian events during the 4th o.
July and Indian Days.
The Tribal Delegation t
Washington, D. c. consisting o.
Joe Carlson, John Running
Crane and Earl Old Person
state they were promised aic
for their people.
We visited the Glacier County
home. We know the Older
people are always happy tc see
some of the home folks. They
all are satisfied and happy.
Kenny Conway and family are
visiting their mother and Dad
the Fred Conways and also the
William Sharps, Mardell's par
ents.
Gilbert Yellow Owl and family
have moved to the Wright
Hagerty ranch nerr Cut Bank
His wife, BrCdella, is the
daughter of Judge Sharp.
Mrs. Sharp was informed oi
an Indian meeting in Helena
last week.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

Darold Gray has been employ
ed as Fire Control Aide at the
Blackfeet Agency.
Clyde Larson, Billings area
relocation officer, was in Brown
ing on business last week.
A. d. Stephenson returned
Sunday from Pierre. South
Dakota where he attended the
funeral Of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Connel
ly are the parents of a 6 ID
daughter born at noon on Wed
nesday, June 26 at the local
hospital.
Valerie Stephenson arrived
home on the Empire Builder
last Saturday on vacation from
her position of laboratory tech
nician in Minneapolis.
Alvin J Ellingson arrived last
week TO assume the position oi
Agricultural Engineer at the
B!ackfect Agency Ellingson is
a recent graduate of Montana
State College al BOzeman.
Mrs Harold Douglas. Cathy
ard Dale were home from Havre
las, weekend. They drove tC
Browning with Mrs. Peg La
BrcChe who is attending summer
s'hOCI al Northern Montana Col
Iege
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
Bubb News

The Methodist Junior MY.F.
boys and girls left on Sunday
for a three day camp trip along
Flathead Lake past Kalispell.
Boys and girls from Heart Butte,
Browning and Babb and other
places are attending camp. Ten
boys and girls from Babb are at
the camp.
Last week, a birthday dinner
was celebrated in honor of Mrs.
Sara DuBray. MitZi Fl e n k e
made a very beautiful birthday
cake. All of Mrs. DuBray's
children and grandchildren, also
great grandchildren helped her
celebrate.
Donna Flamand and children
and Sharon Connell were on a
visit to st. Cloud, Minnesota
They returned home last Tues.
day.
Howard Clarke, returned to
Babb from Alaska. Clarke is
staying with the Jim Pender-
grasses.
Gen Noffsinger of Great
Falls was up to visit for the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Fisher
and family returned home last
week from Los Angeles, Califor-
mia. The Fishers were visiting
at Mrs. Fishers parents home
and went to different places
while there including Disney
Land.
Pete and Matte Baron moved
back to Babb from Missoula.
Irwin Brown and walter
Clarke from Sweetgrass were
guests at the Monte Fenners last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Macintosh
and family of Great Falls spent
week visiting friends, return,
ing to their home Sunday.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

Bobby Higgins is home from
school for summer vacation and
is employed at Teeple's Market.
Robert Brown spent several
days on special assignment at
the Rocky Boy sub-agency this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Tellefero
accompanied the ]. b. Dodds to
West Glacier over the weekend
to help them settle in their new
home.
Mrs. Ed Aubert is on crutches
as the result of an accident
when she suffered injury to her
left foot.
Visitors Friday at the Rev.
Bell residence were Mrs. John
Pugh and children of Shelby,
Also visiting the Bells the same
day was Helen Hodgson, a re-
tired Methodist Missionary. who
served as manager of a social
center in Monterey, Mexico for
80 years prior to retirement.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bran
mer of Townsend stopped off
here last Sunday while on their
way home from Camp Napi
They had brought a group OF
Boy Scouts there from Town
send to attend summer camp,
Since leaving Browning several
years ago when they were EN-
ployed by the Reporter they
have been publishing the Town
send Star, which they purchased
four wears apo
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
BLACKFOoT BUSY BEES
Al CLUB NEWS

The meeting was held at the
Charlie Keller ranch on June 26
The meeting was called to order
by President Sherry Wheeler
and we said the pledge OF
allegiance. Roll call was taken
Donny Kenny and Smokey White
Joined the club. Members work
ed on All projects and a new
club reporter was elected.
We said the All pledge and
the meeting was adjourned.
Roy Doore, Jr., reporter
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
Glacier Lily Club To
Sponsor Flower Show

Members of the Glacier Lily
Club will present a Flower Show
at the Browning Public Library
between the hours of 2 and D
pm. July 27.
The public is cordially invited
TO attend the show.
Tea will be served during the
event to the viewers.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
East Glacier c of c
Winners Announced

Pat Ryan, Secretary of the
East Glacier Chamber of Com.
merce has announced the last
three weekly winners of the
Pony and Cart rattle being spon.
sored by the chamber. Lydia
Richards of East Glacier re,
ceived $40 in trade at Brownies
Grocery, Cecil Howard of the
Glacier Cabins, a chamber mem
Der, had his winning ticket re,
turned for a redraw which was
won by Lou Dunn of the Glen
dale Apartments in Great Falls
for $40 in trade at Sherburne's
Mountain Pine Motel in East
Glacier. The third winner was
Thelma Renig of Thelma's
Beauty Shop in Browning who
won $40 in trade at the T. P
Cafe in East Glacier, owned by
Pat and Barbara Ryan.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
Classified Ads

SoRoPTIMIST RU IA N A 6 G
SALE-Every Saturday 10 to
8 pm. Across from the post
office, in the old Gas Building.
in Cut Bank. 33-tfc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shoop re-
turned Sunday from a ten-day
trip to Steamboat Springs, Colo.
where they attended a meeting
of the American Scotch High
land Breeders Association of
which Mr.. Schoop is a director.
They also attended a convention
at Swift Current, Sas. for the
Highland and Galloway breed
ers. During their trip they
toured Yellowstone and Rocky
Mountain National Parks, travel.
ing the famous Ridge Road for
some 80 miles at an elevation of
over 5000 feet. They report
that during their entire trip
they found all parts of the
country looking good and with
adequate moisture.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

Have mofels, apartments, gar
ages, homes to ira de for
farms, ranches, contracts,
mortgages or other property.
Pike Realty, 1889 Fifth Ave.
n. w, Great Falls, Phone
45-40929. l5-4wp
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Trade

in your present trailer, car,
furniture or money on a new
1912 or 90 wide Rollahome
MarShfield, Champion Ameri-
can or Travelo mobil home.
Bank financing. Cut Bank
Trailer Sales, phone 938-4229,
Cut Bank. ATTIC
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04
FOR SALE OR TRADE: We have

a good selection of used 8 and
TO- wide trailers. Will take
trade in and finance. Cut Bank
Trailer Sales, phone 938-4229,
Cut Bank. ATTIC
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

BALER. SWATHER n AD-
QUARTERS-and full line of
CASE. See our low compact
baler, engine or P.TO. Drive
priced to sell. Watch for Hay
Day. Glacier Motor Sales and
Service, Cut Bank, Mont. 18-1p
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

FOR SALE: Below book price
1862 10 x Al Great Lakes Trail
er. Contact Clyde Novak, Cut
Bank, phone 938-4229. ATTIC
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

GERT'S a gay sirI-ready for a
whirl after cleaning carpets
with Blue Lustre. CANDLES in
Browning. 18-lwc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

FOR SALE Hereford Bull,
double Britisher, four years
old. Leroy Williams, phone
3383 3785, Browning. 17-2wp
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

FOR SAlE-500 gallon pertoIsne
gas tank. $4,000 cash. In
quire at Glacier Reporter Of
flee.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

SOMETHING NEW for vinyI
and other hard surface floors.
Seal Gloss ends frequent wax
ing. CANDLES in Browning.
18-1wc
The Glacier reporter., 1963-07-04

WANTED: Septic tanks TO clean.
Give prompt satisfactory serv-
ice. Reasonable rates. Contact
John Weathered, Box 697 or
call FE 8-2415. 3tf
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22
Branch Meeting Slated by AAUJW

Eight group meetings Of
the Arlington Branch Of the
American Association Of
University Women have been
scheduled for the coming
week.
The German Conversation
st udents will meet at the
home Of Mrs. Howard Mann
tomorrow at 10 am.
Four groups will meet
Tuesday. The French Con-
versation group will meet at
10 am. at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Conner; the Docents
for Art Gallery tours will
meet in the Rotunda Of the
National Gallery at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-22

to meet on Wednesday. The
Docents for Art Gallery
Tours will meet at 10 am. at
the National Gallery. Then
the International Hospitality
Program will begin the weekly
English Conversation Cof-
fees for diplomatic residents
and friends at the home Of
Mrs. Arthur Won Magnus.
The Foreign Affairs Book
Review section will meet at
the home of Mrs. Gordon
Larson at l pm. Friday. On
the same day at 8 pm. Mrs.
william Dent will hold open
house for the Education
Group.