davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

is that when a lasso goes
swishing through the air, il
usually falls around the neck
of a Billy goat on the run
rather than a charging steer.
About a year and a half ago,
several men and teenagers a.
round Cerro Gordo began TAX
ing a keen interest i'm horse
back riding. This interest grew
and spread until today some
35 men in the area own
mounts.
Billy Goats
The group decided cows were
too expensive TO be targets for
lassos, so they located several
billy goats to zero their ropes
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
Miss Williamson
To Study At UNC

Miss Lottie Lee Williamson,
Tabor City High School teach
or has been awarded a stipend
for a year of advanced study
at the University of North
Carolina.
1T is my pleasure to notify
eyou that you have been chos-
On by the University as a stu
dent participant in the 1863
'14 Academic Year Institute"
+. c. Markham. director of the
Academic Year Institute for
Teachers of High School Sci
cnce and Mathematics, said.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

gulations adopted March 7,
1863 by the State Board of
Education stated that students
would be given one unit of
credit on the secondary level
for minimum of $50 clock
hours Of instruction in accrc-
dited summer schools.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

Beach Trip
Greene tells of a trip some
20 of corridors made to Cherry
Grove and Myrtle Beach on a
three-day camping trip last
Thanksgiving, which turned
out to be a nervc-racking af-
fair FOR men and beasts.
The group loaded a chuck
wagon patterned after the
Conestoga wagons of the pion-
eer days and left in the pour
ing rain on the fifty-mile ride.
Steeds On Strand
The first major incident of
the trip cost one rider about
$50. His horse reared up and
came down atop car.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

A jet-propellcd flying belt
made of steel tubing is being
tested. 1t is 10 be worn by
aStronauts, enabling them to
move about in space so as 20
make outside repairs to their
space vehicles.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27
BY Ray Wicker

SThundering hoof beats, jing-
ing spurs. and the whinnying
OF hard-ridden horses are
bringing shades of the wild
west to the western part Of
Columbus County.
Cowpokes from all over the
county don their ten-gallon
hats and spurs and gather at
Spewly built rodeo arenas in
the little community Of Cedar
Grove near Cerro Gordo each
nlnday for an afternoon Of
riding and roping.
The only difference between
wild west rodeo and rodco
in the Columbus County Arena
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

From 1900 to 1855 annual
production of steel ingotS and
steel for castings in America
rose from just over IL million
to 1T million tons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

cr beach trip this year.
Although these amateur ro-
dec riders are turning their
billy goats out 10 pasture in
favor of Brahma bulls, the
Columbus County Arena will
probably continue TO drawing
throngS of Sunday visitors
eager tu see a touch of the old
west IN living color" instead
of the black aud white of the
TN screens.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

Stainless steel is the most
practical, tarnish-proof mater
ial for weight standards &C.
cording to the National Bur-
eau Of Standards.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-03-27

Over 95 per cent of our civ
IliZation'S metal requirements
are met by steel.
Copper River current., 1963-05-23
UNI WsRaITY OF ALASKA M4.!S 2GL4 4-2E

Gerald E. Howard and Oscar Kavagley among 55 persons to attend the National Science Found ation Summer Institu at the University of Alaska June IT August 9.
 The Institute, of 500 held through out the nation, Is designed to introduce junior and senior high school science and mathematics tea chers to developue in their their fields and to strengthen their capacity to 'motivatc able students into science 
 Howard is instructor at Copper Val- ley School. Kauagley teaches at the Glenn- allen School.
Copper River current., 1963-05-23
BASIN c. MEND AR

The Copper River Current staff offer this service column assistan to eliminate important meetings and events occurring on the same nights. The calendar information will be kept by Ann Brown at "A 2-335o. Ann will accept your announcements. and tell you if any other activity or event is sched- uled your night. Hay 27 = Lions Leeting Poi.
 G1onnallen High School Hay 28 = American Legion Post 527
 Bingo 7:30 P.N. Legion Hall
 Glennallen, Alaska June American Legion Rost #27 -.--. Bingo 7:30 Phi. Legion Hall = American Legion Post N27
 Regular Aeeting t.l. Legion Hall lO- Library Pie Social
 Glennallen Grade School 8 p.h. To- Lions Regular Leeting P.N.
 Place to be announced.
 H. American Legion Post H27
 Bingo 7:3O ?.i4. Legion Hall l2- American Legion Post 127 Auxiliary
 Regular Leeting 7:3O P.N.
 Legion Hall
Copper River current., 1963-05-23

their
Evening star., 1963-01-26

mo. Choice OF finishes. Payments
FITTs t3 convenient loestionSl
Dntna. 1880 q So, NV, RE. =
62l2; Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave,
KI. S-S6S6. Congressional Plaza
shopping ctr. Rockville pike, HA.
7-742O, IVA. and Nd, stores open
daily I'll 2 pm. except Saturday.. 4.
PIANOs-Discount prices, and emily
S25 down with low monthly pay
ments, At THE PIANO MART. 1918
7th 81, NV. (phone ST, 3-G30O),
and 5i6e Lee highway, Arlington
gphone s5s-ss2n Larse .else;
consoles. In a wide variety OF fin-
ishes and styles. Arlington store
omen evenings
Evening star., 1963-01-26
TYpIST
TYPISTS

VARITYPIsr, experienced, knowl.
edge OF PSM or JustowriteT
helpful, varied and interestine
work in composition. COOPER
TRENT .LITHOGRAPH CORR.
Clarendon. Phone between $3.50
and 5 pm. 524-9000. Ext. 2s3
weekdays.
WAITRESS : Must apply In per.
son. HoFBERG'S. 1922 Eastern
ave. NV.
MATTRESSES, attractive, exper
preferred. Apply to Mr.. WILSON
1000 Benning I'd. Sc.
WAITRESS, full time and part
time. nights, experienced. over 81
for night spot. Apply in person,
FAMOUS RESTAURANT, 1915 New
York ave. NV.
OF nieht. sec .s6s7.
WOMEN BETWEEN 21 AND 45-
Netionsl Organization is now
selecting women for training in
q very attractive investigative
trsSel ttlsla fSq tSrOuEhout hSss th. rtf unitsS
States. Canada and Caribbeans
after adequate training period
This Is permanent position
with 9 opportunity for advance
ment. Salary and travel allow
ance Is paid. Apply in person
1922 Warner Bldg. 18th and Z
sts. NV. between 10 am. and
2 pm. DO not phone.
WOMEN 70 do typing At home. work
must be neat, 10 lines 10 each
letter with addressed envelope and
return self addressed envelope.
Work unlimited for 5 wks,, .I5e
per letter Stationery supplied at
4409 Baltimore ave. Bladensburg,
Nd. Must be picked up every 3rd
day at which time payment for
letters is made. Call Mr.. Morton
Schier, s64-o572 ll
XMAS BILLS? Pay them off quick.
BE a Sarah Eirll Full-time pay,
part-time work, no investment
Call VIII. 2-6l27 or bS7-0b31.
X-RAY TECHNICIAN. l74-bed gen.
eral hospital. fully approved. Good
starting salary and working condi-
tlunss Contact DR.. L. j. Stetson.
LOUISE OBICI MEMORIAL HOS
PITAL, Suffolk. Virginia.
YOUNG LADY needed by new-cal
dealer. Opportunity 20 learn auto.
motive accounting. Should type q
least 30 v.p.m,, paid holidays. Va.
cations. group hosp. and profit
sharing plan are some OF our co
benefits. , days weekly, hrs, $50
b, Call Mr.. Hickey, ROYAL NO
TORS 400 Ga. ave. NV, IA
$4,000.
Al CAPITOL HILL sEcY,. to, So.
300 up, AttraeA good Skills. fu.
ture, Miss Evans. BoYD's. ST
3-3Bes.
Il MAKE MONEY selling AVON
Would you like 10 do same7 Cal
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HELP DOMESTIC


CHILD CARE,-NEw YORK
Fare paid, guaranteed Job, paid
every week. mo MONEY NEED
20. . free TV show tickets. QUAIL
ITY, g19 N. r.. ave. NV. Call
Mrs. Jay, Di. 7-4393,
COOK for large family. Very exper
single lady, live in pvt. rm.. share
bath with one lady. Non smoker
or drinkef must work week ends
time off durinE week. Temple HIS
Nd. 24S-b227
ELDERLY LADY, live IN and care
for children while mother works
Small salary. IL. 3-4l52, anytime
Sat. or Sun.
EUROPEAN GIRL or Spanish. bet,
20 and 40, 10 ilv In, good pay,
must be exp. Wlehild. oil. As %.
HOUSEkEEPER - Live In, 5-day
week, Annapolis, physically ana
tempermentally suited % interest,"
Ing household OF 3 school age chill
Salary open. Reply by Feb. i.
Box 3B2-B star
HOuSEKEEPER. fully eyper, for
with practical nursing exper, oT
Box Ab0-B, star.
HOUsEKEEPER 70 live IN white
household, no heavy work. . adults
IN family. ia. p-g42h.
HoUsEKEEPER, live In. perma-
nent position for woman under
so. Time OF and salary Will be
arranged with Individual, Call IA.
1-B05b for Apt.
HARDWORKING AND REFINED
WOMAN, for h.k,- cook position IN
lovely home Of adults and one
teen ager, Exceptional salary for
right person. Live in. Local refs
EN-. a-3HiH,
L.Mw. and care Of child.
. years old. Live IN. Accept soine, .l |, ;
one with child Of mme age, Small
Il Desired 4ia.isaa'
MAID. live In, reliable mature
woman, help with house work and
2 children, small salary room
and board. Phone s2D.O722 be-
tween am. and 1880 nm.
MAID over a5 Reneral INV, child
care . 10 DAYS week. z Corners
Va, Box 420-b. STR,
MAID for gh.v. and COOKING
Recent references required. Good
salary, Call IA. 7-5aa0
MoInLgs tILLrER. houssv9yk
ihesda area. aia-723b.
STEADY, one day weekly. mostly
ironing, hles area. Call after Z
pm. XII s-i0b7.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARY

Part time, 20-hour week. .12 10
preferred in a-girl downtown
modern, air-cond. law office, S5(
TO start. LEGAL exper. desirable
but not essential. Elk. 3-6666.
permanent position
life insurance office for compe.
tent. career-minded person. Ex.
perienee in Insurance not neceS.
sary, familiarity with figures es-
sential. Salary commensurate with
ability. Phone EX. t]-66b0 fol
Evening star., 1963-01-26
SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for secretary
TO department director In national
trade association. Some travel In.
cluded, Typing 65 w,p.m, and
shorthand 100 w.p.m. required
Sifbbtng Sitb sslarS 49, SS,SOt GnnnasIis nu.ss
Excellent fringe benefit program
free parking, free hospitaiization
and pleasant working conditions
Gall 265-7400. Ext, So, for in
Evening star., 1963-01-26
THE AMERICAN
DETECTIVE ACADEMY
1865 WILSON BLVD.
ARLINGTON; VA.



"A 26-week training program foi
qualified persons. male and fe,
male seeking a career in the fielC
OF civil and criminal investi'
cation.
|. Night and day classes.
= Actual case problems part o.
training program.
/" INSTRUCTIONS and training in sl
phases Of investigative ,proce'
dureg.
. All instructors experienced II
police and private investigations
. Placement service upon gradua'
tion offered.
2 Low tuition ana BUDGET terms.
For further information call Mr.
WILLIS, 525.4413. or write Il
above address. 30,
TRAIN 10 OPERATE bulidoEeFi
seraperS, graders draRlines, etc
ASSOCIATED TRAINING SCHOOLS
I'll 14th st. NV. Wash, 3, D. c
TUTORING = Qualified teachers
English, History, Spanish. Geog.
raphy, Msth.. ueni. Science, Ply
sizes, Chem, Biology. 81 per hr
234-sl33 or 33s-2644.
Ty: RADIO ,..sIlssss. .sIlssssESnies,, pTsetis,ll
14th st. n.ws DI. 7-2900.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
MOTOR Travel

AUTO. DELIVERY CO.
TO OR FROM ANY CITY, U.s.A.
ST. 3-7254, Me. 8-S400, ST $1,000
Member d. G. Chamber Of Commerce
Evening star., 1963-01-26

We have immediate openings for men and women to
train for positions in Of the Nations leading trans
portation systems. f-,
Evening star., 1963-01-26
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MAKE OFFER
hAl.lAhl

REFRIoERAToRs. reeond.. guaF.
bargains S2u 0b up. Acme Stove.
intl 1th ~ NV Ma A.soh2.
REFRIGERATION, bic serveli needs
repairs, Best offer takes. Pine for
Bic family, JU a-t3a3,
REFRtGERATORs - Used. guar.
Credit. 3A0g i4th %. nv, Tu,
e-Ht4i Immediate delivery,
AUTHORIZATIONS, under counter
type GOOD a. new sfn Q6.
UNIVERSAL co.
7th and Z sta NV, ae2-0007
RLFRIGERAFORS
Areas larEest iioor display, fully
GuAfantssd All salss from s2S'so.
PEERLESS SALES co,
s.A7 oeorgiA Ave. AD, 2-2i00
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT = Bet
tle beer cooler, 3-keg draft eys-
TEN, 9.ton &C, freezer lge. neon
lign. KIT. stove and grilL crease
irap and mise, equip, MUST SAC.
RfvicE. Call TX, 3-Oe5o,
tcontinusd On Next PaGsl
Evening star., 1963-01-26

experienced, knowl-
helpful, varied and interestins
work in composition. COOPER
TRENT .LITHOGRAPH CORP
Clarendon. Phone between $3.50
and 5 pm. $4,000. Ext. 2s3
Evening star., 1963-01-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS = General remodelinI
and building of all types. Desigr
service. FHA financing.
HILL-SHERMAN, INC. 654-os3s
ADDITIONS and remodel. Mason.
~. carpentry and painting. Fin
ARRANGED BURGESS, JE. 2-5lb2.
ADDITIONS, conc. pchs, remodel.
ms gen. contracting Terms arfgd
Prof. carpentry. LU. 3-f156.
am. -gpp.m.
ADDITIONS. recreation rooms. At.
tics and general .remodelinR. FHA
rsssona6is saSliSo prices lei Ia Ia. se4si s.ea4si. an'
BRICK and block work, retaining
walls walls ID 1irsplHses s,sses pStios' repair
BRICK, block and concrete work,
specializing In. small Jobs, serving
d, 9. and Northern Va. T. j.
BISsONRTTE, "a. 7-40sO.
BRK., BLOCK AND STONE WORK
res: rms. ilreplAees Snd pat5iooss
CARPRNTRY : MINOR REPAIRS
rec. rms, cedar closets. Mont
co. area. No contractors. bt5-
63s4.
CHiMNEYs-FURNACEs
MACE Co. ia. SssesS'
DELMAR HOME REMODELERs,
quality work By craftsmen with
proven paints and materials. b25-
1880.
ELECTRIC WIRING for light and
power Free estimate. Hu. 3-76B6
or ewes. 10. b-O0O3.
FIREPLACEs. custom built, repair,
remodel. flagstone work. al types
OF masonry, Al Fagnani. af2.O232.
FLOOR TILE Installed IN rec, rms,
mates. Call B27-b1fe, .L-..
FLOOR SANDING and finiShing---
Free estimates, White mechanics
c. n. COVER, AP, '7-0204 anytime
FLOORS sANDED. fin. new. Sc ft.
Old, lie up. Int ext, paint, Call
any time. HINsoN. Lu. 4-O655
FLOOR WAXING. wall and window
washing, COMMERCIAL and Icsi-
asa2.sli1diis a9sa2.li1dii Excellent WORK H'''
GUARANTEED sIiTLL SERVICE
We specialize IN complete front
end work. complete brake system,
tail pipes and mufflers, tune-ups,
carburetofb. etc BY factory
trained mechanic. L, -. Miller
Peter NJ Leonardell. owner,
BUCKINGHAM SHELL, ie1 N.
olebe rd.. IA. b.baii for service.
tGuOTtCTMn
Evening star., 1963-01-26

RETIRED or working couple 10
live in building and supervise
maintenance person, furn, ant.
avail, reply to Box 163-H, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
SECRETARY

For legislative office Of national
association. Applicant should have
good secretarial skills and be
from 81 TO 25 years OF age.
Located In new downtown office
Hours Q 10 3. 5-day week. Ex-
cellent starting salary. Phone Mr..
0RIEDER. 7S3-Si55,
Evening star., 1963-01-26
RESIDENT
MANAGER

personabls lady, 32-45 years OF
age. for new 600-unit luxury air.
conditioned gar apartment
plieant should have some resident
children. Excellent salary and q
bedrm, apt. Call Mr.. Oreenlee,
a:30 TO 1890 am. Mon d ay.
WALKER a DUNLOP. INC. ST
3-505O. ...-
Evening star., 1963-01-26

FURN. 7-ft., emerald greeu
mohair, down cushions. tufted back
like new, Mn. rn. set, 4 rhairt
oval table with Duncan Phyfe less
Junior brcakfront, black lacquer
Chinese motif. End tables, italian
Provincial, marble tops, like new
matching fireside chairs. gray
mohair with npplique. Rua
ashlt, all.Sool BiRelew, Paii
Of capadimonte lamps ~ b-s766
FURNITURE Must be sold BY Jan
eN, % 2i-ln. TV ? lamps. z
end tables, / coffee table, Danish
Modern sofabed, vac, cleaner.
Call .Jf-4ai0
FURN.-e beds with bookcase head
board, dresser and chest. In solid
hurnlshed nine. EN-. J.indh.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACH. S3b, Also late
model elec.. good cond. and new
10-key elec. with sub, OIL. 2.O3l3,
ADDING MACHINE, used, 10 key
Underwood cleo, excel eond.
when new S17b, BARGAIN Center
special S7g.bO.
Adding machine. used. 10 key Vie
tor manual, when new Sl0g, Bar
gain Center special S55.
Chair, secretarial swivel, used,
leather uphol,. seat and back eush-
ions, only Sl0.95.
Typine stand, hi-low used, new
SIS, our price S3;50. -, -
Typewriter or utility tables, new
32x1S in, metal filing side pocket
included, S44.50 value, on sale
at S24.e5.
Folding chairs, new metal eli pur-
pose, S9.ag list price, Bargain
Center special 81 90.
Desk. used, walnut. twin pedestal
with typewriter wen, 9 drawers
excel. shape, $3.50.
Many other outstanding values
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HELP MEN
lcONTlNuED)
PART-TIME

EVENING WORK
Help urgently needed, U. s. indus
try, Si45 per month, 2 TO 3 hours
each evening. Car nee. Over 10,
Call 5S7-l3S2, 5 to o pm. and
Saturday am.
PATENT ASSISTANT for i-man Of,
flee, handling mostly search work
but some prosecution. Splendid op,
portunity for serious individual tC
succeed TO an established business
Box 36l-B, Star.
PATENT ATTORNEY, full or par
time. Reply to Box $40, Star
PHARMACISTS, registered Mary.
land, for ethieal-type store. Good
salary. Sc. Call DR.. RAYMAN.
LU. 4-00l3 for appointment,
PHARMACIST. Md. reg. Full time,
good position plus extras for de-
pendable man. CHANDLER IS
DRUGS, 7037 Defense hwy, Land
over Hills, Nd, SP. $4,000 OF
HA. 2-435i.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
SECRETARY

To assistant director national
trade association. Good SALARY
and benefits. Small modern Of
flee on lower Conn. ave. Excel
lent shorthand and administra
tive skills required. Age 23-40
Evening star., 1963-01-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(coNrlNUEDl

PAINTING-Interior and exterior.
Don't Wait I'll spring. when prices
are higher. Very reas, Good refs.
All work Ruar. VIM. CLARK, WA.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
IMPROVEMENTS

General repairs. remodeiing, mod.
ernizing, y G. Code work. FHA OF
conventional financing. reiinanc.
ina where needed Licensed and
bonded IN y, q Free consultation
WORKSHOP col. INC,
NO. 7-bG5B Ewes hs9-b9s0l
PAINT or PAPER, average fm.,
S3b and UP, Neat work. prompt
PAINTING, INT. AND EXT. naper
hang. floor sanding plafterinG
Free est Al work guar. 2A-houI
service. Call 726-O6T1.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
CTEPK-TYPTST

CLERK-TYPIsT, some billing anc
mailing, educational association
Dupont circle area. Write. Riyine
references to Box 297-B, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
HELP WOMEN
lcoNTlNUEp)

B0OKKEEPER. experienced. 80 to
Is years old. Apply Mr.. NOR
TON, 1912 Vermont ave NV.
CAFETERIA CASHIER, part-time
to work every other Sat. and sun.
experience necessary. Apply per-
sonnel 0 am. TO 2 pm, Mon. =
Fri, PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
Evening star., 1963-01-26

PIAN0S : Save during 'JoHpAN8
big winter clearance Of used, rem
tai return and floor sample .pl-
amos. Dozens Of the latest models
In q wide selection Of styles,
types. sizes and finishes. Choice
q many fine makes, Easy terms.
Values a. all JORDAN stores:
corner 18th and 9 sM n;w..
Center, virginia. 1892 0eorEia
ave, Silver Spring, 104 william
ST.. FrederieksburE. Baileys Cross
Roads and Silver Spring stores
Evening star., 1963-01-26
BUSINESS SERVICES

CARPET INSTALLATIONS and re-
pairing. Mr.. GARTER, Ii. g.
6bb3,
TAX SPECIALIST, income tax re-
turns prepared. Federal, District,
Nd, Va. Mrs. Price, Du 7-A534.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
CLERKS
CLERK

Hotel front desk, must be able TO
type, will train otherwise. 6-day
wk., alternating shifts, good sal
ary and meal. Give references.
Box 33O-H, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-26

NAGIbIA- 4 i L Id i
For Bethesda office OF large mort.
gage loan firm. Good starting sal.
ary. substantial employe benefits
and excellent opportunity for ad.
vancement. must be high schoo
graduate. and an accurate typist
Call MR. CHRISTIE at 656-1475
CLERK-TYPIST, no experiences nee.
essary. Salary open. Downtown
D. Call Ma. $4,000. Mr.
PASSMoRE
CLERK-TYPIsT, permanent, With
downtown firm. VIII train or
dictaphone, some exp, CO. bene-
fits. See Mr.. Myers. 622 O st. NV
CLERK-TYPIsT, research dept
New York Stock Exchange Invest
ment Firm. Duties require prep
aration and tipping Of statistical
reports and some filing. Fringe
benefits including opportunity to
participate in profit-sharing plan.
Call 29S-7900 after 3 pm. Mon
through Fri.
CLERK-TYPIsT, RECEIPT. .-sECY.
POTOMAC EMPL. AGENCY.
Arlington, Alexandria. Falls Church
Evening star., 1963-01-26
ROOFERS- STAG

necessary, D. C.. permit required
La. $4,000.
ROOFING ESTIMATOR for lge
roofing and sheet metal COM
RSonyEv Man Many .cG1S,s company v6sT benefits r5i
nee. Cal for appt. THE viR.
GINA ROOFING CORP, 500 N
Henry ST., Alex. Va, Kl. e-3700
ROUTEMEN t2) for Pr. Geo
car. sizes Tk. guar. e start. For
personal appt. Mr.. MILLS. 474-
3l9S.
Evening star., 1963-01-26

PIANOS = Inventory clearance Of
new and, used pianos. Terrific
grands. KITS % eonV. loea-
tions), dntn.. 1880 o 81. NV. RE.
1922; Alex 2u2l Mount Vernon
ave. KI, s-sese: conEIessionE,a,l
Plaza shoppinso etf;; eL;;. koekyIlalls ~
stores open daily I'll . p.m. sx-
cent. Sat.)
Evening star., 1963-01-26
RESIDENT MANAGER

Large modern de luxe Vir-
ginia Bldg, some expert
ence preferred. Short re-
sumo required. Write BOX
10Th, Star.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Member Coop Listing Service
RESIDENT MANAGEl

Large, modern de luxe Vir-
ginia bldg, some expert
ence preferred. Short re-
sumo required. Write Box
10Th, Star.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01
HOUSING
Con tnued from Page l

Con tnued from Page |
being loaned to the Housing
Authority which will reloan the
money to individual tribal mem
bers.
Tribal Chairman, Lester Oliver,
said the houses would be two to
three bedroom type with actual
cost of each house estimated at
81, 500 to So, 600.
Under the terms of the program
and the regulations of the Housing
Authority, qualified applicants
will be required to assist in the
construction of the homes with
materials furnished under the loan
program by the Housing Authority.
At present, plans call for the
construction Of the houses in the
various communities on the White
Mountain Reservation, but no
definite schedule for the number
of houses in specific locality has
been set.
Further information on the pro-
gram will be published in the Scout.
The Fort Apache scout., 1963-09-01
ROTARL4NS HOST At LABOR DAY CELEBRATION

FIAWLEY LAKE The High Country
Barbecue and Fishing Derby held by
the McNary Rotary Club at Hawley
Lake September /, brought hun
dreds Of Labor Day visitors to the
White Mountain Reservation and
the Smith Park Recreation area.
Olaf Dworakowski, president Of
the McNary Rotary Club, term ed
the barbecue a great success and
reported that the RotarianS are
tentatively planning to repeat the
event next year.
The one-day celebration replaced
the traditional Pine Country Safari
Train Ride, previously held on
Labor Day weekend. Cancellation
of the train ride resulted from a
drastic hike in insurance rates
which prohibited Rotarians from
obtaining coaches from the
A. T. ST. Railroad.
The High Country Barbecue and
Derby more than made up for the
train ride disappointment, espe-
cially when the pit barbecue,
cooked for p hours by Lloyd Var
nell, was served.
More than $50 hungry visitors
lined up at the chow tables for the
prime beef, beans and salad served
by apron-clad Rotarians. The hard
work performed by Red Millet and
his crew in digging the barbecue
pit paid off when countless visitors
announced plans to return for next
years event.
Spectators were treated to varied
entertainment as the White Noun
tain Apache Crown Dancers per-
formed their colorfuI traditional
ceremonies.
Arlee Maxwell, Show Low, help
ed keep things moving when he
announced the calls for unique
Horse Square Dancing performance
by young cowboys and gals from
the Pinetop and Lakeside area.
The days festivities ended with
an old-faShioned country and west
ern dance held beside the lake.