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Services to Be Held
In 7 New Churches

school is expected to open fol
the first two grades next Sep
TENDER.
st. Philips Parish of 90
families was started a little
more than a year ago. Service:
since then have been held il
Whittier Junior High School
Falls Church.
Members of St. Peters Epis.
cOpal Church will attend the
first service in their new $685..
900 structure at IL am. at 1896
North Stafford street, Arlington,
Va. It will be a communion
worship with DR.. Holt H. Ora
ham, professor at the Virginia
Theological Seminary, as cele-
brant.
The preacher will be the Rev.
Edward S. Gleason, rector Of
st. Peters Church since 1862.
The new church will be dedi-
Gated at 8 pm. December % by
the Right Rev. Samuel Chiffon,
Suffragan Bishop of Virginia.
The congregation has been
worshiping since its organiza-
ton about three years ago In
] a mes Madison Elementary
School, Arlington.
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| A Catholic church will dedi
cate its new building and an
Episcopal church will worship
for the first time in its new
structure tomorrow.
The new $780, St. Philips
Roman Catholic Church's audi
torium-church and school will
be dedicated at 4 pm. at 75O6
St. Phillips court, Falls Church,
Va.
The Most Rev. John ]. Rus
sell, Bishop Of Richmond, will
bless the edifice. A solemn high
mass will follow with the Rev.
L. Longmire Speight, pastor Of
St. Philips Church, as celebrant.
The Right Rev. MSgr. Paul v.
Heller, pastor Of st. James
Catholic Church, Falls Church,
will speak.
The auditorium Of the church
will seat LOIS. The building also
has six classroomS and a con-
vent for four sisters. The parish
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DoIT-YoURsELF PROJECT
New Church GETTING
Home Built Organ

The Methodist Church of thu
Redeemer in Hillcrest Heights
Nd, caught the do-it-yoursel
fever and channeled the activity
toward building an electric
organ. The congregation haC
enough money to buy one for it:
new church, scheduled to bt
finished early next month.
However, J. Reid Clement
chairman Of the church'S build
ing committee, suggested at &
meeting about a year ago thai
the church could build a better
organ than could be bought fol-
the amount Of money it had to
spend.
Mr.. Clement volunteered ia
build 1t. He and DR.. J. E. Ding.
er, both specialists in electron-
les, started on the project just
before Christmas last year.
They worked in the Clement
home.
Parts were purchased for
about 5000. Mr.. Clement esti-
mated it would have cost the
congregation twice as much to
buy the organ ready-made.
Several others volunteered to
help with the wiring of many
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Synagogue


The cornerstone of the new
S5O,OOO Temple Israel syna.
gogue will be placed at a spe.
cial II am. ceremony to.
morrow at 420 University
boulevard East, Silver Spring,
Nd.
Isaac Franck, executive d.
rector Of the Jewish Community
Council of Greater Washington,
will speak.
The structure, to be complet-
ed next month, will have 400
seats in the sanctuary and $50
seats in the social hall. II will
also include administrative
offices, brides room, kitchen,
and a stage with dressing
rooms.
Temple Israel, organized in
1852, has 900 families as men,
bers. Rabbi Lewis A. Weintraub
has served as the congrega-
tons spiritual leader since
1855.
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individual chassis that 20 t
make up the organ.
When the project was finished
last February, the organ was
moved to the home of Mrs
Annie Mcdonald in Hillcrest
Heights.
Mrs. Mcdonald, a teacher al
the HillcreSt Heights Elementa
ry School, was the church pi
anist at the time.
She has been studying and
practicing for her debut as
organist in the congregation s
new church.
The congregation is presently
holding services now at the
Benjamin Stoddert Junior High
School in HillcreSt Heights.
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Reception Tomorrow
For Muse Family

The Rev. Bruce F. Mase,
minister Of education at Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church,
will preach farewell sermons at
the $50 and IL am. services
tomorrow in the church, Chevy
Chase circle.
Mr.. Mase, who has been at
Chevy Chase Church since 1856,
will become pastor Of the Win.
netka (IllD Presbyterian
Church Monday. A reception
will be held for the Mase family
following the II am. service.
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Ceremonial Set

Members Of Holy Trinity Lu-
theran Church will attend a
groundbreaking ceremony for
the new $4,000 sanctuary and
educatiOnalfellOwship facilities
at 10 am. tomorrow at Airing
ton boulevard and WoOdlawn
ave. Rev. William L. Miss is
pastor.
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Silver Spring Church
To Mark Anniversary

St. Stephen Lutheran Church,
1852 New Hampshire avenue,
Silver Spring, plans services al
$3.50 and IL am. tomorrow Ia
mark the fifth anniversary Of
its organization. A buffet lunch
con will follow the IL O'Clock
service in which the Rev. FL.
wood L. Stark, pastor from 1855
to 1862 will preach and the Rev.
Barron B. Maberry, present
pastor, will be the iturgist. Spe.
cial music is planned by the
choirs.
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Crossroads Breakfast

Political Trends Among Col
lege Students" will be the topic
of Fulton Lewis, Sd, National
Field Director Of Young Ameri-
cans for Freedom, speaking
tomorrow at 9 am. at the Inter-
national Crossroads Breakfast at
the YMCA, 1876 G street NV.
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Furgeson, Giles
Guest Speakers

Guest speakers will occupy
the pulpits Of two Washington
area congregations tomorrow.
DR.. Earl H. Furgeson, profes-
sor at Wesley Theological Semi
nary, will preach at the II am.
service in Wesley Methodist
Church, Connecticut avenue and
Jenifer street NV.
DR.. Philip r. Giles, executive
director of the Joseph PrieStley
Unitarian UniversaliSt District,
will speak at the $50 and Ills
am. services in Cedar Lane
Unitarian Church, 96O1 Cedar
lane, Bethesda, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-14

The Evening Stur will publish special sec
ton for Christmas Eve and Christmas boy
Services on Tuesdoy, December n. Consult
the Stor for services at the church of your
faith.
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Parties Mark
Chanukah

Chanukah parties will be held
by several Jewish congregations
Of the Washington area this
week end.
Chanukah, which began al
shutdown Tuesday and is OBJ.
served for eight days, com.
memorates the victory of the
Jews in their fight for religious
freedom over the GraecO-
Syrian Emperor Antiochus
Epiphanes in 165 B. c.
1t is also known as the "Festi-
val Of Lights" with a candle
being LIT each night, starting
with one candle and ending with
eight candles blazing. Special
services, prayers and music as
well as the giving of gifts char
acterize the holiday.
The Young Peoples Syna-
gogue will hold its Chanukah
party at 8 o'clock tonight in
B'nai Israel Synagogue, Six
teenth and Crittenden streets
NV. Cantor Ben Wostein of the
congregation will conduct the
service and members of the
group will present a skit, THE
Nine Candles of Chanukah."
The Southwest Hebrew Con-
gregation will hold its party
from 8 to S pm. tomorrow in
the River Park Apartment
House, 1911 Delaware avenue
S.W.
The Beth Torah Congregation
will conduct a Festival of
Jewish Performing Arts" in
honor of Chanukah at $3.50 pm.
in the synagogue, 1901 Eastern
avenue, Mount Rainier, Md.
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THEosoPHIcAL SOCIETY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-14
YULE NOTICES
MUST BE IN
BY DEC. n

The Star win have a spe-
cial page Of Christmas reli-
glouS events and services on
Tuesday, December "a.
Those In charge Of church
notices are urged to send
announcements of Christ
mas eve and Christmas Day
services to the Religious
News Editor Of The Star,
225 Virginia avenue Sc,
Washington 3, D. C., before
Saturday, December q.
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Film on Holy City

1.-THE Story Of the Holy City,"
a color film narrated by Billy
Graham, will be shown Tuesday
at 7:45 pm. at the Downtown
Baptist Church, 212 South Wash.
ington street, Alexandria.
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AlNO
$4,000

SILVER sPRING-open. By owner.
3-bedrm. home, with sep. din. rm..
rec. rm., IA baths, large fenced
yard with shade trees and shrubs,
walking distance to schools. buses
and shopping area. Assume 4es
81 loan. CAL Sat. SUM-. and
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HOMES

REALTY, INC.
Call Today For Free Cory Of
Home For Liying Magazine
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IIST WITH LINGO

TUU6 Wis. I'VE. VI. " CIV
KENSINGTON, ON ROCK CREEK
PARK, BY OWNER, transferred.
4 bedrms.. 2 baths, fenced. walk
to all schools, S21,bOO. VIII. O.
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KENSINGTON

hENOlNN1 ON
LARGE TREES. SCREENED PATIO.
Lovely 4-bedrm., 2-bath home,
kitchen has table space for q
walk TO ali schools. Price $22,b00
949-2060
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

RANDOLPH HILLS-A real gem.
New listing, offered $500 below
FILA appraisal. 3-bedroom, @
bath rambler with most attrac-
tive family room in walk-out base
ment, Many, many extras.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

MICHIGAN PARK HILLs-Lot ap-
prox. 12bx16b with trees. 3 bed
rms, ~ baths. formal din. rm.,
firepl. in liv. rm., scr. pch., full
bsmt. We take trades. VA ap-
praised $4,000. Call 940-7300
HudH 4. PECK, 1124e Georgia Ave.
NEARBY MD. = Lovely 4-bedrm.
2h bath home. Rec. rm.. corner
lot. Owner transferred, asking
500, ESQ. S1,05O dn.
LOUIS MILLER, RLTR. UN. 4-2723
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA
No qualifying. Attractive Cape
Cod. 3 bedrms.. bsmt, with rec.
rm; Assume 900 loan, pymt.
Sl06 incl. taxes, S10,7b0.
i LIST Writ Us FOR REEsUiTTss
OXON HILL-split level, y acre
lot overlooking Potomac River.
I. c. MURRAY RLTY. CHI. $500
OXON HILL-Immac. 3-br. ramb.
s sSSFR r sEAL [P s4s-S SS2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

ENGLISH MANOR = TERRIFIC
VALVE LIVE 4 real clean , sp!it-f Sys
T VITA .. s Sssss. G Ss l rn. l FL:
built-ins, CENTRAL AIR coNpI-
TIONINO. 10000 II. level lot
Owner leaving town. Must selll
/. L. LEWIS 949-433O
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Observation-Disclosures -PoSItIvsI;
ONE LEFT

New-A very desirable area-This
10 Q spacious 4-bedrm. Colonial.
off Wilson Lane. Living rm., din
ing rm., kitchen, family rm.. pow
der rm. on LIST level The low 30s.
We can take your home in trade.
OIL. $4,000 til 2.
LIST WITH LINGO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

COUNTRY HOME"-on IL acres,
with 3 bedrms.. dining rm.. barn,
outbuildings. many fruit trees,
nice view, only S27. 800.
THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000
DAMAsCUs-spic and span in and
S'Hut. s: sesssd,E,MII,;:, 2:6sstih1 6rk ram am
scaped, " -acre lot, full bsmt..
delightful location, S22,750. 1872
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
DAMAsCUs-Reduee to SELL Brick
rambler, 4 bedrms,, den. 3 baths,
S,iht ch:sns' sep; din. . rn, y. stone t,Ts
large workshop. Immaculate con-
dition, $4,000. KAY BOWLING
REAL ESTATE, INC. WI. S-5460.
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MFTZLER. REALTOR

CHEVY CHASE NORTH
S25,9b0. Pure luxury at q
modest price. Easy FLA
terms II you desire. All-in-
one-floor rancher. Paneled
study, 2 lovely bedrooms,
2 full baths, Florida room
overlooks garden. CALL IKE.
7-1S00 tn 9 pm.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1909
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1909

o GO siEEI sI!y gsss sssIS SlEw
s ran ,.,ris h SsdrTs1 oo rec rp osn'
HfLDEBRAND co, OIL. 4-s711
C0HAssET BETHEsDA-Execu-
tives, attention. Kettler-buiit. 4
esdrm. custom Colonial. center
Ultra family nm. This sof nous. su hss
everything. Must see. COUNTY :
WIDE Co, REALToR. 04n-io0i,
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SHERWOOD FOREST AREA-Nev
5-bedrm., 3-bath brk. Cape Cod on
Y acre wooded lot. Huge liv. rm.
and din. rm., fam. kit. with firepl.,
scr. pch;. gar. Let us trade your
smaller home. S33,950. 949-2131.
@. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
SILVER SPRING = Handy mans
special; 2 bedrms.. bath roughed
in. You finish. to have a.
on large lot. COUNTRYWIDE Co,
REALTOR. e49-l9Ol.
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BEERS BROS. REALTORS

CHEyY CHASE E-w. hwy. aTeal
Is this nearly-nsw. 4-hrge-bed-
rm. and den brick Colonial, ~
baths. huge liv. rm. and sep. din:
rm.,. kit. with eating area. full
bsmt. Immaculate eond. $50, $50.
ROBERT II. KENT a CO., ~. o.
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
v ss:dar ' i.TSSSsn An If'r h Sas:
baths on list floor, 2 bedrooms
bath on the end. A choice loca-
ton. Call Wo. $4,000. EDw. II.
JONES n CO., INC, REALToR
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CHEVY CHASE = Gorgeous
erosns surronna ms iovey
ts siSrYIS slSs r Siss sisA rl e:P..
rec s;..r room, SUPER Kitchen .,
Tru flss anq b.. mans home nome.
quick sale. CALL KE. 7-is00
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ROGI,EY

zoos WIS. AVE. OIL. 6-7s00
CHEVY CHASE. 1929 SARATOGA ave,
flr.' iiv. rm.. with French door 70
fen, yard. patio, gar. bsmt walk
to ID. G. bus. mid EOS. OIL. 0-b346.
CHEVY CHASE = Charming older
h home priced 70 %. Ssl a. 8 searm as.
TO apprec., S23,b00. HE. $1,000.
NORRIS HERMAN a Co. RLTRs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-11

lLEX. - Extra Nice" 2-bedrm
brick, attr. rec. rm., Anchol
fence. Nothing dn. OF or S4O0 dn
FILA. Spotless cond. AL SMITT
REALTY. XII. S-6652, Ewes. TIE
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CHEVY CHASE. near D. c. line
4 bedrooms. den. az baths, CEN
trally air conditioned, 500 $50.
REAL1STINGS CORP. 654-S535I
CHEVY CHASE, Just off East west
hwy,-3-bedrm. brick Colonial, in
highly desirable neighborhood. Nr.
McJC and Christ the King Parish.
Sep. dining rm.. kitchen with ta-
bic space: rec; rm. with End fire
sI9.4Q0 FHA loan avail. Only
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ANDRIs REALTY OIL. 2-eO70 I'll Q

CHEVY CHASE-Huge 7-bedroom,
81 bath brk. Colonial with COM
pletely modern kit. family .rm.,
spacious hall. liv. rm.. and ban
quet-size din. rm. on LIST floor.
Walking distance Of schools, needs
renoyating and Is worth It, In
the 30s,
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
POTOMAC
CLOSE-IN

Stately Georsian brick Colonial,
a %Srs''Si sst re- rcoS Sa no isTfi AZ
bedrms.. 3 beautiful baths, and
laundry rm. on end fir, paneled
family rm. on LIST FIR, 2 powder
rms ID lEe; g, closets; stairs ~ q
AK. 0-870O til o pm.
LIST WITH LINGO
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AL BAKER

lLEx, AREA off Mt. Vernon blvd
By oWNER-3-bedrm. Cape Cod
. tiled baths, fully equip. kit. incl
stove, refrig.. DISPOSAL, den. full
bsmt., fenced yard. immed, occup
Priced below FLA. Appr. S17,250
7RS-214O,
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Bishop lonna1
To Address
Society

The Most Rev. Philip NJ.
Hannah, Auxiliary Bishop Of
Washington, will address the
10th anniversary meeting Of
the Christ Child Society
Monday.
The meeting. to be held at
Trinity College. win start
with a special mass at ll:15
am.
The mass will be followed
by a luncheon at which
Bishop Hannah win be the
guest speaker. His topic is
Opportunities for Service"
Mrs. Francis X. Callahan,
president Of the Christ Child
Society, viii present the an
nual reports.
Chairman Of the 10th an
niversary meeting is Mrs.
Earl Williams, a member Of
the Christ Child Opportunity
Shop board and Of the So
ciety's Elizabeth Owen Beatty
Junior Guild.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
OPERATION TEATIWE
Former Legislator Is Wed

CANTON, H., March 81
(AP) - Former US. Rep.
Robert B. Chiperfield. r, H..
and Eunice K. Anderson Of
Washington, d. c., we're mar
ried today in Chevy Chase,
Nd.
Mr.. Chiperfield retired re-
Gently after IL consecutive
terms in the house. He said
he plans to resume law
practice in Canton where he
and his bride will live.
Miss Anderson has been an
employe Of the Department
of Agriculture. Mr.. Clipper
field, q widower, was attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

ATOKA, Va, March "a
(AP)--A giant road grader is
pushing through spring mud
to cut q mile-long country
lane to President Kennedy's
new Rattlesnake mountain
weekend home.
Wet weather has delayed
work on the ranch-style re-
treat. expected to be COM
pleted by mid-April.
The road, topped with
shale. win help solve the ac-
cess problem for workmen
now sloshing through the
mud in high boots or hitch
ing rides on jeeps to get into
the site.
Some say the single-lane
road may cost the Ken
nedys $4,000.
1t comes in off Route so.
Workmen's cars line up there
daily, the closest they can
get.
The new house stands off
in the brown countryside,
starkly black. Its roof is
black asphalt tile. A protec-
tive layer Of tar paper
swaths the entire 117-foot
long structure. Over this will
60 criss-crossed metal lath
and the suntan colored stuc-
co that will coat the exterior.
Parquet wood floors were
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Country Lane to Leod
To Kennedy's Home

being installed this week in
living room, dining room,
library, the bedrooms of
President and Mrs. Kennedy
and the Railways.
Kitchen and breakfast nook
In a separate wing win have
coralon tile in q gray-beige
color and stone-chip design.
Two children's rooms will be
gray-tone asphalt tile.
Landscaping will be started
later and may continue
through the summer.
The low-slung house, fac
ing west, has a sweeping view
Of the Blue Ridge mountains
and the rolling Virginia
countryside not far from
the Kennedys' rented estate
at Middleburg, Va.
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Adult Glasses
Are Planned
For Sprinq,

The D. c. Recreation De-
partment at its five adult
recreation centers located
throughout the city Is offer
ing q wide variety Of special
interest classes this spring.
Registration for many
classes including art, ballet,
bridge, sewing and q host
Of creative crafts begins to
day and continues through
the week. Beginning next
week. the classes will meet
weekly for 10 weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Fashion Show
Is Tonight

A Spring Fashion Show is
being given tonight by Court
Prince Georges 1910 Of the
Catholic Daughters Of Amer
lea at $3.50 pm. In the audi
torium Of st. Jerome's Cath
Ollie Church at Forty-third
and Hamilton streets in
Hyattsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

ed by his son, Robert N.
Chiperfield of Washington,
at the ceremony in the Chevy
Chase Methodist Church.
Miss Anderson's attendant
was Mrs. Sara K. Bohrer,
the bridegroom's secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Dinner Set

The 10th anniversary Of
the Couples Club of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church
win be celebrated tonight
at q Z pm. dinner in the
Hunt Room Of the Evans
Farm Inn.
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Meeting

A meeting Of the Colonial
William Branthwayte, Dis
trict Of Columbia Society,
Colonial Danes XVII Gem
fury, will be held tomorrow at
2 pm. at the home of Mrs.
Walter e. Ward.
, 1963-06-26
1863 White House
Conference Repori
Now Avuiluble


There are available in the
Office of the Executive Sec
rotary Of the Virgin Islands
Youth Commission, several
copies Of the 1863 Follow
Up Report to the 1860
White House Conference on
Children and Youth.
Members of the Commu-
nifty who desire copies of
the 1868 Fol1ow-U p Report
Or copies of the original
1860 Report can obtain
same by contacting Mr..
Penn in the Welfare Offices
81 the Senate Building ia
ST. Thomas or in the Well
fare Building in ST. Croix.
49,
, 1963-06-26
P~uiewonskY Orders
Freezing Of Classified
and U~nclossified Jobs

Governor Ralph Pale
wonsky has issued an order
under date Of June 81, adj
dressed to AL Depart
ments and Agencies direct
ing them to submit to the
Director of Personnel, list
ing Of new fiscal year 1864
budget salaries. This report
is to be turned in on June
18th.
The Governor has issued
an order freezing "unclassi-
fled positions, Re-alloca-
ton, Classified Positions
and "vacancies''
More detailed informa-
ton on the memorandum
will be published in anoth-
er issue Of this paper.
, 1963-06-26
Paul M. Pearson
Gdrdens Neighbord
Association Formed

Families living in Paul
NJ. Pearson Gardens viii
meet 800 pm. Wednesday.
June 26, 1868 in the Com
munity Center to formally
organize a Pearson Gardens
Neighborhood Association.
Neighborhood Associa-
tions are very active in
large cities in the States as
a means Of bringing togeth-
er people from a certain
area to help themselves.
Patterned on the principle
of a small town forum, the
neighborhood association
gives its members anaoppor-
tunity to expfesS their
views to decide what is
needed In the local COM
- &E
munity and to find ways to
get things done that need
to be done.
Although not formally
organized, the group at
Pearson Gardens has under
taken to sponsor a summer
program for children and
adults.
On Monday, June "a,
1868, a Talent Night was
held in the Community
Center, exhibiting the vari-
Gus types of musical and
dancing talent that exists in
EZa
the people living in the
Gardens.
Other programs planned
for the Summer months are
classes in sewing, handi-
craft, home nursing, first
aid. baby sitting, swimming
and dancing. There will
also be time devoted to
story telling, toy making
and movie cartoons for the
youngsters. Sports and
quiet games will round out
the program.
, 1963-06-26

The st. Croix Youth
Committee at It's last meet
ing, initiated a program
which embraces weekly
teenage dances for the en-
tire summer beginning on
Friday, June %, from 900
pm. to 11:30 pm. at st.
Mary's Hall.
The dances will be in the
form of Record Hops. Occa-
sionally, Barn dances and
Sadie Hawkins" Ladies
Choice) will be introduced.
The attire shall be casual
but reasonably proper.
Stacks and Sport shirts for
boys and dresses for girls.)
Parents are urged to per-
NIT their children to ack-
knowledge these dances
since they would provide a
recreational avenue with
much pleasure.
The entrance fee will be
S so cent per person. The
proceeds will be contribut-
ed toward the renovating
of the Old Lunch Room
Building in Frederiksted,
soon to be used as a Recre-
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, 1963-06-26
President Kennedy To
Have Audience With
Pope Paul vi

President John f. Kenne-
dy who is now in Europe is
scheduled to have an audi
ence with Pope Paul VI.
The Pope, in speaking with
visiting Americans; told
them that the United States
had given valuable assist
ance to other countries.
The new already popular
Pope was addressing over
three hundred pilgrims
from Philadelphia, whom
he addressed in English.
Pope Paul is no stranger
to the United States, having
visited twice before.
The Pope will be crown
ed on Sunday that will be
held outside the Basilica of
st. Peter.