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The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16

An eighty-four year old Sid
ney area fisherman, ]. R. Nc
Millen, was released WedneS-
day from Community Mem
orial Hospital after narrowly
escaping drowning in Gartside
Lake Monday afternoon.
McMillen, an ardent fisher
man, had gone fishing alone IN
a boat on the lake, where a
brisk west wind was blowing.
He stood up in the boat, lost
his balance, and fell overheard,
capSizing the row boat, in wa
ter from 10 to IL feet deep.
The boat was anchored by a
rope and a large rock, and Nc
Mllen first cut the rope, then
clinging to the boat, and pad
ding with his feet, pushed the
boat to shore, a distance hall
way across the lake, or appro.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16

Two cases were decided in
the jury term OF court in Rich
land County, which closed on
Tuesday afternoon.
In the case OF Thure A. and
Verna A. Johnson, on behan
of Byron johnson, their son, VS..
the Dow Chemical Co., the
Jury returned unanimous
verdict in favor of the deten-
dant company.
The case rose from an accl-
dent south of Sidney on June
20, 1862, when the car driven
by the Johnson boy, struck a
cow or cows belonging to ROD
ert Moran, which were on the
highway. The johnson car went
out of control into the left hand
traffic lane where it was struck
by a Dow Chemical truck,
driven by Walter Roiko OF
! Glendive. Roiko and his young
son, Danny, who was with
him. and a passenger in the
Johnson car, Larry Herman OF
Sidney. all were killed. John
son was hospitalized in Sidney
and later in Billings for many
months. but is now able tc
walk with the aid Of a brace
Mrs. johnson, as guardian
/ had asked damages IN the
amount of S274,075, plus ar
additional S0,21198 to cover
court and hospital costs. The
Johnsons had earlier received
$4,000 from Moran's insurance
company, because of the catu'
being loose on the highway.
In an earlier action, State o
Montana VS.. Giacomo and An
ma Michletto of Sidney. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Michletto were awarded
a payment of 1890 for a high
way right of way. The Stat
Highway Department had OF
fered that amount original,
for the land, but the owner
asked $4,000. The jury de
cided that the original offe
was a fair price for the land.
At the regular court sessio
Wednesday, Judge l.. c. Gul
brandson ordered revocation c
the previously suspended sell
tence, for Wilbert Saemann c
I Sidney for violation Of tn
terms of the suspension. Sac
man had previously been ser
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
and
Ridge|awn

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Moore
of Wolf Point and their newly
adopted son, Christopher Jo-
seph, were recent visitors in
Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wells
from Florida are spending a
month with their daughter and
her family, the Leroy Iversens.
Dale Fink, small son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Fink, was in the hos
pital on Wednesday for a ton
silectomy.
Mrs. Chris Iversen and Mrs
Dale Iversen Iaotored to Viii.
liSton last Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Steffens motorec
to Wildrose, N. Dalz., on Mon.
day to visit her niece, Mrs
Dale ChristopherSon and fam
lily. Mrs. Holger Petersen anC
Mrs. Clarence EIomstad of Fair
view accompanied her.
On Saturday Mr.. and Mrs
Gene Iversen took Mrs. J.
Hart to CUlbertson. Mrs. Har
left by train for Sand Point
Idaho, where she will max
an extended visit at the hom
of her son, Bill Hart.
Mrs. Edith Larsen & Mrs. Ter
Kundtofte motored to Willis
ton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Iverse
and MIR. and Mrs. Gene liver
sen and families visited Tues
day evening at the Dale liver
sen home, honoring Mrs. Dal
;. IverSen on her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Sorer
6 son and family were Dime
guests at the Kipp Gabrielso
E home Sunday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Iversel
Mr.. and Mrs. NARROW Iversel
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mile
Mr.. and Mrs. Aril Sunwall an
families were entertained ;
Leroy 1versens for Sunda
dinner, honoring Mr.. and Mr.
| j. A. Wells and Mr.. Jens Je:
sen, who just returned fro
| a trip to Sjalland, Denmark.
| Sunday dinner guests at Il
1 Gene IverSen home were M
and Mrs. Harry Andersen ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale AnderSt
| and families.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar JohnSt
| and Mrs. Geo. Mielke visitt
| October 13 at the home of MI
| Fred CalliSon and son ne
| Richey.
y MIR. and Mrs. Oswold Eric
q son visited in Glasgow THU
4 day where he attended t
\ cattle sale and Mrs. Ericks
1 visited her niece, Mrs. Robe
4 Martin, and her sister, Mrs.
4 HalvorSon.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
Passion Play
To Be Staged
AT WiIliston

The famous Black Hills Pas
sion Play, a stage presentation
that vies with the best Broad
wav Productions, will soon be
given in Williston at the High
School Auditorium, under the
sponsorship of the Williston
Lions Club.
The opening performance Will
be a special student matinee
on Tuesday, November 5, at
200 pm. for public, parochial,
and area schools at reduced
price. There will be evening
performances on November 5,
6, Z at 8 pm.
The Black Hills Passion Play,
starring the renowned Josef
Meier as the Christus, and sup
ported by a huge professional
cast. the worlds greatest
story" depicting the last seven
days in the life of Jesus Of
| Nazareth, IN ZZ DeduLlIul
scenes, will be presented.
The opening scene, a typical
street in ancient Jerusalem
changes rapidly to such i'm
pressive setting as the Bethany
scene, the Last Supper, the
Court of King Herod, the Pal
ace of PLATE, the Ascension
and many others necessary tt
this great production. Tons o.
scenery, camels, donkeys anC
the unusual lighting effects Civ,
the spectator the feeling of act
ually being present at the
time when these immorta.
events took place two Thousand
years ago.
Josef Meier, who is the sew
enth generation of his famil,
to enact this impressive rol
of the Christus, came original,
from Luenen, Westphalia, Ger
many where the play was or
iginated in 1912. The entir
play is now presented in Eng
liSh.
The role of Mary, the mothe
of Jesus, is portrayed by Clar
Hume, who in private life
Mrs. Josef Meier, an America
woman who has achieved az
claim both in this country an
abroad, and brings to the rol
Of Mary a rare and sympathet
understanding. This ma
> be a once-in-a-lifetime oppo-
> tunity for many to see tn
:, great production, which fl
4 4 many years, people travele
abroad to witness.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
Sidney Angler Had
Narrow Escape

100 yards.
On reaching the shore, Nc
Millen collapsed from cexhaus-
ton and cold. c. J. Martin Of
Glendive, arriving to fish, found
McMllen nearly unconscious,
and brought him to the hoSpi-
tai in Sidney about 4 pm. Nc
Millen's watch had stopped lat
pm, apparently when he fell
into the lake.
Mrs. McMillen said she would
not have been alarmed at her
husbands absence until night
fall, since he is in the habit
of staying late when fishing.
He suffered no permanent IL
effects, other than a severe
cold from the dUcking.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
Richland Chapter OES
Has Program on
Peace Garden

At the regular meeting of
Richland Chapter No. 81, O.E.S.
held Monday evening, October
19 in the Masonic Temple,
Worthy Matron Dolores Hood
and Worthy Patron Carol Ha-
gen presided.
A report was given at this
meeting on the international
Peace Garden.
The meeting was concluded
with lunch and a social hour
HoSteSSeS were Mrs. Oscar An
derson, Mrs. VIM. SearleS, Mrs
John GrimStad and Eva Carey
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
Carmen MunOz Wins
Shoppers Jackpot

Carmen Munoz of Skaar Rte.
won the Sidney Merchants
Jackpot at the drawing Monday
morning. Miss Munoz was sign
ed up at the j. c. Penney store.
Do you know that two ounc-
of alcohol, and that includes
two bottles Of beer, can and
does impair your ability TO
drive? If you drink, don't drive.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
A. S. Miller Earns
Degree in Dentistry

Arthur S. Miller of Sidney,
receiving the MS. degree in
dentistry, was among l 1,498
completing requirements for
degrees this summer at In
diana University, III. Regis
trar Charles E. Harrell announ-
ced.
Children learn by initiating.
Are they learning good traffic
manners from you?
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
laa:e4M1>zZ7!!:~v
NEWS

fenced to serve two years on
a charge of issuing a worthless
check.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
NOTICE :

To Those Americans who
are concerned with Poll
tical and Economic Issues
as they affect Montana
and our nation, listen to
Sen. Metcalf, Monday
evening at 8:05 on KICK
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15
BPW Schedules Meeting March 18

Mrs. Ellen Dawson was hostess for the March business meeting of the Kodiak Business and Profes- sional Women's Club with Mrs. Bertha Hamann and Mrs. Virginia Veerman as co-hosteSses.
 The monthly dinner meeting will be held at the Montmartre Inn dining room on March 18 at 7 p.m Guest speaker will be Mrs. A. Holmes Johnson and she will be presented by Mrs. Marion Johnson, chairman of the program on Civic Participation.
 Dinner reservations must be made with Mrs. Beulah Short be- fore noon March 16.
 Miss Sue Vooch, Alaska Presi- dent of BPW from Anchorage, will be visiting the Kodiak organization at the Monday dinner.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

and 28 points. The Flyers trailed 38-19 at half time and never re- covered.
 Action continues tonight as the Storis and Coast Guard teams meet with the loser being eliminated. Game time is 8:30 Monday night at 8 it will be the winner of this game versus PIMA, and ths winner takes on the high-flying D&A cagers Tuesday at g pm. which could be the final game. In case D&A loses, the chimpionshap will be played off Wednesday at 8 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15
D&A Whips PIMA By Thirty Points,

In playoff action Monday in the City League the No. 1 and 2 teams defeated the No. 3 and 4 place teams as expected. PIMA overcame an carly Coast Guard lead to win 65-58 as Jerling poured in 21 points while Mcdonald hit for 18 for the co. In the second game D&A rolled over Storis 69-57 as McMullen poured in 26 points for D&A, while Janapulous had 18 for Storis.
 Wednesday D&A ran roughshod over a sluggish PIMA quint 91-62 as McMullen and Sitter hit for 27
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

Dur representative, Dean Crutch- field, will be in Kodiak, March 19, 1863, if you would like infor- nation on: Office copiers and supplies (Verifax Thermofax) ], Norelco dictating-transcribing ma chimes, Audio-Visual equipment or industrial photographic equip ment, please contact him at tn ! Kodiak Hotel. Industrial Sales Division, Coop Photo Shop, Fair.
 banks, Alaska. 8-1n
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MARTINS RVIEW PLUMBING & HEATING = h. StailatiOn - Repairs - Cleaning -Thawing. Free estimates = Union Shop. Featuring Crane & American Standard hot water heating systems. Bank financing on approval of credit. Ph. 486- 2422. fin
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

ROAD CLOSED on parking lot by Springhill apartment from mld- night, March 15, to midnight,
 March 16, 1863. 15-1n
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Mrs. Jada Hope and son and Mrs.
 Molly Eckenberg wish to thank the people of Kodiak for their help and sympathy during the
 past two weeks. nc
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

ALTERATIONS, TAILORING - General sewing. Pattern arrange ments by the Bishop Methods. |" Lena Carpenter. Ph. 486-5290.
 tin
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

Reward for information leading to arrest and prosecution of person or persons observed taking shirt
 tails off clothesline on Clark'S
 Hill. F.T.F. 15-1y
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Read the cIassifieds for profit. use them for results.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

lew and used bar and restaurant equipment also drive-ins. Sinks stainless steel, pie cases, ice makers, meat display cases, soda dispenser, ice cream machines. Bar stools, chairs and tables. Bot tie gas french flyers, steam ta- bleS, walk-in and reach-in refrig- orators, commercial ranges and grills. Toledo dishwashers, donut machines, Globe meat slicers and grinders. Payments arranged. Dan Hamler's Peninsula Refrig- eration Co.,, Box 432, Soldotna. Phone Alaska 262-4474. tin
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18-Foot cabin W/trailer, 25-hp
 engines. Spare parts and equlp-
 ment. Ph. 486-5408. 3-2y
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& KODIAK MAkhOk
 l ssLASSlFIEDS
 plus 3% sales tax
 s1 50 minimum for first 20 words
 Classified advertising rates:
 10 for each additional 4 words:
 Payable in Advance.
 ,++ss+.s4's-ss'+'sHs'.ss'*'*s**s.s
 For Sale
 ,>s***sss.sS.+!sS'*4.s].**-s*4* sears hot air furnace with all con-
 trols. Good condition, $9O. Ph.
 486-298O. tin |1o6O Pontiac Catalina station wag-
 on w/factory air conditioning,
 radio, heater, power steering and
 power brakes. Call after 5 486-
 5353. 8-3n LIKE TAKING CANDY FROM A
 BABY: Excellent Trailer with 30
 it. Bullion, furnished, $4,500.00
 for the whole works. You'll kick
 yourself if you miss this excel lent 2-bedroom trailer buy.
 Terms may be arranged. CALL
 KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone 486-296O.
 BONUS: Stove, curtains, and other furnishings go with this two-bed- room home on 1 acre of land to
 the QUICK TO JUMP Money
 Saver priced for $8,000. Cut out
 the ad and phone now. KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY, 486 =
 296O.
 GALL THE S A l. E S M IN OR BROKER A rare opportunity for several good buys this week end may be the wiseSt call you ever made, to purchase several good lots and other properties. KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone 486-296O.
 DON'T WAIT ]! If you ha. property for sale list now. We have purchasers anxious to buy Give us call and see how long it takes us to sell for you. KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone 486-296O.
 |One new three-quarter Hollywood bed with springs and mattress. Phone 486L2455. 15-1y 1861 Chevrolet Corvair blue and white. side-ramp pickup. Mileage 4,030. Price $1475. Kodiak Oil Sales. Phone 486-2411. 15-1n One 4-year-old sorrel mare. Excel lent riding horse, gentle. Reason able, must sell. Call 486-2683 after II am. 15-1n -. RADIATOR II CLEANING | and
 Il REPAIRING l II
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One 4-year-old sorrel mare. Excel
 lent riding horse, gentle. Reason able, must sell. Call 486-2683
 after II am. 15-1n
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Realsilk's spring clothing is out = reversible raincoats, stretch n.y. Ions. bowling outfits, etc. Re- spected forty-three year reputa- tion for service and customer
 satisfaction. Ph. 486-2865. tin
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Spinet Piano. Make offer. Phone [ 487-3367. 15-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

1861 Chevrolet COrvair blue and
 white. side-ramp pickup. Mileage 4,030. Price $1475. Kodiak Oil Sales. Phone 486-2411. 15-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

One new three-quarter Hollywood
 bed with springs and mattress.
 Phone 486-2455. 15-1y
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Good clean furniture. Write Box
 1464, Kodiak, Alaska. 15-1y
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6-year crib with mattress, also reg ular size play pen. Good condi- tiOn. Ph. 486-5627. 15-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

Gears hot air furnace with all con- trols. Good condition, $9O. Ph.
 A86-298O. tin
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Metal storage drawers 5x1Rx17.
 No cabinets-just drawers. 10
 cents each or 5 cents each in lots
 of 36 or more. 486-5683. 15-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

196O Pontiac Catalina station wag- on w/factory air conditioning. radio, heater, power steering and
 power brakes. Call after 5 486- 5353. 8-3n
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BONUS: Stove, curtains, and other furnishings go with this two-bed- room home on 1 acre of land to the QUICK TO JUMP Money Saver priced for $8,OOO. Cut out the ad and phone now. KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY, 486 = 296O.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

1854 Ford, outstanding condition. 4-door Crestline sedan, new mo- tor, automatic transmission, de luxe radio and heater. Many eX- tras. $700 or best offer. Call Krams, 487-3339 or 437-57O6.
 15-1y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

DON'T WAIT If you ha. . property for sale list now. We have purchasers anxious to buy Give us call and see how long it takes us to sell for you. KODIAK ALEUTIAN REALTY. Phone 486-296O.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

PIANO TUNING-$15. Richard J.
 Koski. Ph. 487-5462. 22-4y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

1855 Chevrolet pickup. Harry Eel
 ton, phone 486-5327. 15-1n
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CALL THE ALESM AN OR BROKER A rare opportunity for several good buys this week end may be the wisest call you ever made, to purchase several good lots and other properties. KODIAK ALEUTIAfJ REALTY. Phone 486-296O.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

Beaver hides. Write Ron Hurst,
 Gen. Del Kodiak, or phone 486-- 5263. 15-2y
Kodiak mirror., 1963-03-15

Excellent business lot with 3-bed-
 room furnished house in rear. See by appointment only 486- 2943. 15-2n
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HOUSES FoR sALE-D. Q.
E x! z Il u AL, VALUES .!g

A corner det. brk, firepl., GOOD
rms, . baths up, floored attic, rec,
rm., law, Wv. carpetins. garage.
Under S2T,00
end DIET. BRICK
3 bedrms., , baths, breakfast nook,
pantry, slate roof. full bsmt., Law, j,
gas INV, concrete and brk, front
porch. Under $4,000. CALL Mr..
CROSS, ia, 9-l664. PAUL P.
STONE, tn. 2-1l05, RA. 3-e233.
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s9s.d ,.s Sst f,rh hone a. rsipn Ds
bsdrms,. .' fS an'' bs mt, suii..in gar.
Special $995 Down
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Murray Levine Presents
BEST BUY SPECIALS"
OPEN 1 to 5 PM,

1865 Primrose Kd. NV.
Detached brick. center-hall plan,
liv. rm., din. rm., den, mod. kilt
screened-in pch.. rec, rnlu bed
rms, 2h baths plus powder rm.
Excellent financing.
H06 ASnen ST. NV.
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HOUSES For SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BEsT BUYS
Manor Country Club
Rice's Manor

rs T NEW EF F sgx or THE Y SsAg,, N
beeut. liy. rm. With plcture vim
dow and fireplace. lavish kit.
with eating space ana family rm.
adjacent. Mahogany paneled rec.
S S%. with fireplace rs1 zee 3 full baths.
y acre n one Of the best COM
S u oe 'nas ~ MS cosSSc a. mas to
ward Ashton, turn ritht on Tree
lawn d.. 70 home.
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0 ST, near Minnesota ave.-Det.
asbestos shingie With 4 hedrms I,
rec. rm.. level lot, Only Sl3,Db0
with $1,000 On. Lu. l-l9O6.
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$50 EIGHTH ST. NV.

Dolly EIGHTH ST. w.
(BETWEEN LONOFELLOW AND
MADISON. BRIGHTwoOD. N. w.
The very reasonable down
payment OF $1,000 moves
you into a solid 3-bedroom
brick home In this fine resi-
Dental community. Now Is
the time 10 trade your pre-
sent equity for the many ex-
tras you'll want In your next
home. Recreation room,
drive-in gafage. covered con-
crete front porch.
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Hillandale Area

DON'T BE LATE ON THIS ONE.
brick rambler today. mmsculats
condition, centrally All condi-
ton. Walk-out bsmt. Lee. fenced
lawn. plus many other extras.
Only y23.050 FLA or CT. New
Hampshire ave. 2S43 Powder MIL
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English Manor

4 large bedrooms. "a baths. on L
l cSNpiTIo SSis oHN EI.t Ysk Ar
RAMBLER, Lavish decor with
wail-to.wHll everything. Finished
mSnieursd lawn. Ma eos. oeor-
gia avenue extended TO English
Manor and left on London lane
to All SOuthend. I'd,
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Rockville

$3.50 down will buy this bright
roohy family room surrounded ~
q 3-bedroom rambler with mod
eTn kitchen with table space, Cool
shade trees and large fenced
lawn. 1918 Vier Mills I'd,
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CONGRESS HTS. - Semidetacheo
brick. 3 Ice. rms, 3 bedrms., 1st-
floor powder rm.,. finished bsmt
with bath. fenced lot. S14,500
$3.50 dn. FLA.
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OPENq2 TO 6

Only Few Minutes From the Capitol
near "a. ave-. 1851
Texas ave.-Det, brick split.level
With 2 bedrms., 2 full baths, large
den and bath, rec, rm., garage,
Priced right with substantial cash,
OPEN 2-6.
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ST. FRANCIS PARISH, near Pa,
brE, Colonial. D ice, rms, 3 bed.
rms. 2 full baths, ist-fir. powder
rm. tiled bsmt. $4,000 dn
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FORT DUPONT PARK AREA, near
Branch ave .-Det brk. split-level
rambler with 4 oedrms pa baths,
built-ln garage, Ice. handicapped lot.
S2o,060. Anyone with $1,000 On.
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co.

NbhhAOftS-bOlIDE
Ju. s-6S00 EV. 4-6o23
BETH. GARRETT PIX, OWNER
SACRIFICE, lv, July I, iInmac. brk.
split-leyel So On, sci 1910, MAKE
offer, trade, HARVEY. 427-30i0.
BETHEsDA-Perfect family home
4 bedrms.,. 2 " baths, family rm.
with firepl.,. plus 32-ft, paneled
rec. rnl; andIor 9th bedrm., cleo.
kit. with eating space, sep. din.
rm; Unbelievably spacious 'front.'
to-baek split-level on acre
wooded lot, removed from through
traffic. yet 30 min. from down.
town, Quality area opposite 2.
entr. 10 Tulip Hill. Open Sat.
Denver: Mid.3Os. OF. e-i7Si. "
BETHESDA AREA. convenient TO
AEC-New listing; ,1h-year-old
baths. rec. rm. Immaculate con-
dition. Walk to elem. schools.
shops and bus. Low down pay
ment. S23,500.
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. 4-141B
BETHESDA, N.-4-bedrm. rambler,
Ice. wooded, fenced lot, air cond.,
Wv, earpeting. fin. rec. rm., gar.
S20,950. BY OWNER, VIII. 2.6344.
BETHESDA-GARRETT PIX, I0gl2
Orleans way--Open Sat. and Sun.
S-b.r. rAmb.. sep. din. rm., y
baths. rec, rm. Many extras. Inn
mac. eond Mr.. oENUA, Agent,
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CAPITOL HILL vICNIrY, sss BID

CAPITOL HILL, g rooms and
bath, plans for modernization in
cluded, only $4,000 down. A. r.
SEELYE, DI. 7-S32b.
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slIsysIs!Ics, ROLL Silver Cloud plus 700
<@elIS!n9c First $4,000

"Zerex" advertisement, or use q
plain piece Of paper. Each entry
must be mailed separately.
;. Winners win be selected In
random drawings by the
d. L. Blair Corporation, an
independent judging organization,
whose decisions are final.
Only one prize to q family.
4. This s. Zerex" Sweepstakes open
to all persons living In the United
States except employees snd their
families Of E. |. du POnt de
NemOurs & Company Zinc. J, its
advertising agencies and the d. L.
Blair Corporation. This offer Is
not made In states where restricted,
such as Missouri and Wisconsin.
S. Winners win be notified by mail
approximately 60 days after the
close Of the sweepstakes. For . list
Ofwinners, send aseparate stamped,
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OFFICIAL RULES:

OFFICIAL RULES:
1. On an Official entry blank, or
on Q plain piece OfPaPer, print
or write clearly your name and
address along with the name and
address of q local "Zerex" dealer.
Mail to: "Zerex", Box 169,
New York Is, N. Y. Entries must
bepOstmarkedby December !, 1853,
andreceivedby December 10, 1868.
2. Enter rs often rs you wish. Get
entry blanks from your "Zerex"
dealer, or use the blank from any
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Imagine becoming the proud
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-02-27
MRS. MAMIE CARTPETTE

Mrs. Mamie Crib Cartrcttc,
70, of Route 3. Whitcvillc, died
at her home early Wednesday
morning.
unerai services will be held
At Welcome Free Will Baptist
Church Thursday, Feb. % at
3 y. m.
Burial will follow in the
Mcpherson Cemetery.
Friends may call at the home
until one hour prior To- tic
funeral services.
Mrs. Cartrette is survived by
three sons. Maston, Ellie, and
Greer Cartrette, all of Tabor
City: one daughter. Gcrotha
Crib of Tabor City: one bro-
Their, Jewell Crib of Chad
bourn: three sisters. Mrs.
james Hinscn, Clarendon, Mrs.
Lacy Hinson. Clarendon, and
Mrs. Vester Duncan, Wampee.
South Carolina: ann sixteen
grandchildren.