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By Clarence La Crosse Now that all the speech making and patting everyone on the back for the job well done for the past year is pa~l, we arc expecting to see some fin· where the smoke is at the Comrnunity club of Parkland. . Duly installed in the high office of Community club president, Floyd .~licks told the club the first job on hand was to finish the library which i' partially completed. Rightly so. · · · , With JUst a little support from every, I<! b e• tn · opcution ~ · one• t·J1l'. 1·1 Dra1·Y• cou

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F-P SCHOOL DIST./ CALLS MONDAY I TOWN MEETING Bv Morris E. Ford A Town Meeting for all legal voters of the· Franklin-Pierre School Distric i No. 402 has been called for Monday evC"ning, Feb. 19, 1951, at 8 p.m. at tJ 11, Parkb.nd school. Two propositions will br· brought before this 11 ;ecting. first-The purchase of a site and the construction of an elementary school · · Secoud-An exchange of property . " at the high school site.

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It.is our opinior~ that the club ~ill I it should br· notPd that no additional eontmue to do a JOb the com~mmty money will be needed. Yo. u w. ill recall can well be proud of. If not, it ccr- that 15 mills for building fund purtainly will not be the fault of a very poses was voted last yeai'. A part of ,. , 'd. · · l . f "'· H' ·l 1 • • i1nc pres1 ent m t1c way o ML tC(S.)1 this money will be.used m purchasmg Dairy Club the site. The building is to be financed It is o.ur pleasure .at. the moment by Fecleral funcls". In case such funds to be domg some pnntmg and pro- are not secured, it would, of course,

motional work fora very well worth-· be impossible to build at this time. while club whose presentation of a Proposition No. 2 is simply the excattle show in the near future will be change of land in order to square up something for lovers of fine cattle that. part of the high school site upon tv see and admire. For ?thers it will. which we expect to build. This exprove very interesting and ecluca-1 change would gh•c us approximately tionaL 363.8 feet more frontage on Van This club, the Pierce County Jersey Buren Street (Portland Avenue ExCattle dub, is bringing tu this area tension), making an area approximatea cattle show which will be second ly 1042 feet by 1037 feet available to none. Headed by ycry capable for building. (Without this change the Thomas Law, Jr., who is no novice area would be 1042 feet by 674 feet). at the art of raising and producing In return for this frontage the Disfine Jersey cattle, the show is certain trict would give the Home 150 feet of instant success. We plan to present fronting on Van Buren Street to the some articles about this show and the north of the brick home, plus suffiJersey Cattle club in the near future. cicnt back land to complete the deal. . Pe1:sonally I am ~lway~ int:rcstccl Exp.. resscd in . acreage, the District m this type of project smce lt was would exchange l .7fi acres for 1 .55 my good fortune to be raised on a acres. . farm and never ha\•e gotten too far (Editor's Note: See also legal notice from one as yet. It always seems to elsewhere in this issue). me that basically the real foundation -··· ..,., of the Un~ted States is still the farms of the nation . . . Anyway, watch for UfC S · ff' I ~II • . h t h IS s owmg 0 me Catt c. This and That

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Jack Foster of the Parkland Phar, cl·· · , ·h· ··. h . ·d macy won t.rmg v. at appcnt. to . . . . , his gold fish wluch were to have at. "cl . t' f th .. s I From nve .rn ime or. cu ae · · · where we. have been. they. could have drowned m Clover creek or the lakes . . . surroundmg It at piesent. Lee Smith owner of Smith's Mar~ · · ket up on Airport Way was reported c fr l ehind his counter s en away om ) . · ' actually down on G·uf1eld street

\Virh more than 85 per cent' cJf the Parkland merchants participating, a giga. ntic "business incentive" program begins tomorrow, Feb. 16. Known as the Merchants "Jackpot." more th.:m S3,500 in free prizes will be given. Heading the list of prizes will be a new 19 51 Buick sedan. Many other valuable prizes will - ·

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. . as tbe program proIntcrnat10nal Boy Scout Wr·ck 1s not going· to pass without being honSponsored by the Parkland Business ored bv Kiwanians of the Parkland club, over iO merchants and other l b w' b'l . ,_ . I l t 'cl participants have pledged to support c u . . i . e tnc actua. \Vee\. St'~, as1 c the effort to make Parkland a shopfor honormg ' scouts ts past, thr dub ping center. is to have a speaker in the way of To become eligible to win the Buick ADVANCED FIRST :\JO-Grouped around Dr. Albert Smith at' one of the Mr. Herb W~st, regional B?y Sco~t and the other prizes, residents must advanced first aid cl.asses arc (left .to right a.round th~ table) l\:Ir. . . and Mrs'.. du.·cctor, a. t its next meetmg, this shop with the participating· Parkland Burton Ostanson, Mrs. John Skw1rut, Dean L. 0. Udund, Bill Hampton, Thursday. merchants. Herman Sii.npson, Mrs. Alfr~d Scaman, Lc~ter Storaaslie; Dr. Glcnp Grew"'Mr. West will talk on the theme, There arc no hidden requirements ell Dr. Snnth and lVIrs. Qumcy Carrell w1tl1 her back to the camera. Not " , ,, S I' W B d l\f d M rs. F~ran"' .· l'h t ) Boys Today Men 1omorrow. cv· 1. L o tt. - (T. s 10,vn arc es cnson an , r. an 1n1es o o ·1 ' · era! scouts from _this area will be pres• --.-~-----.· • · -- cnt to liven things up a bit, acc~rding to Rufus Parker, program chairman

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Cooley. Seventh grade-Donna Clark, Howard White, Arnold Von Clasen, Lynn Weaver, Ronald Doyle, Sandra Splane, Judy Hoag, Monte Weddle, Myrna , Dean, Mary Lou. Williams, Thomas Whittlesey, Iris Bromgard, Judy Eveictt, June Holmes, Louise Thomas, Bcw:rly Parlacoski, and Floye Ames. ~ixth grade-Allen C=)ntrcll, James Dean, Mickey Hamlin, Lee Huston, Eddie Lonergan, Paul Newbury, Jimmy Thornton, Joan Clink, Mari'cne Kent, Carolle Lion, Karen McAninch, .T udith McKinnis, Susanna Wharton and Byra! Stewart.

Mr. and 'Mrs. Seaman Honored by Rhodes

THE ABOVE PICTURE shows a map of the Ucthcl school district and the Orting school district. Also marked on the map is the proposed transfer of territory from the Bethel district to the Orting district. Involving a total 45 miles and a total valuation of $850,000, this proposal has been conMr. and Mrs. Alfn·d E. Scaman dcnmcd by the Kapowsin P-TA, Kapowsin Grange, Benston Mothers' club, Thrift Mothers' club, Thrift community club, Roy P-TA, and the were two of four persons who received High School Mothers club. A large crowd from all parts of the Bethel lhc coveted Rhodes Post certificate of district is ex1,ectcd to attend the meeting tonight, l'cb. J. 5, at the Kapowsin merit award at last ~week's Rhodes high school gym. The time is 8 p.m . meetjng. It was the first time that a married couple rcccived the award together. The field of selection covered the American Legion's 4-th district, which includes Olympia and Tacoma. the Finest Professional SKILL Mr. Seaman received his award for in a CONVENIENT LOCATION his rncritorious service in scouting and Mrs. Scaman for her work in Parkland's civil defense.

to hang on to old magazines and newspapers. Parkland and all Pierce county Boy Scouts will begin a paper drive on Saturday, Feb. 24. The drive is for $500, with which a 10-ft. Statue of Liberty will be purchased for the State Historic museum in Tacoma.

SARAll AMANDA XAVIER, a tiaincd nurse, died Feb. 6 at her home in Parkland. Miss Xavier, 72. had mack her home with a sister, Mrs. Ella W. Xavier. Besides Mrs. Xavier, she .j,, -c11 othf'r ~-istrrs._" Mrs. i ! ----rui",.,-1 , - . -- -· hv - I two - .. ·~

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Parkland School Notes By Grace Hawkins (Special Reporter)

Our Parkland Varsity is having " swell season, ha\'ing won every game played. Among their victims were Dupont with a score of +6 to 28, Marymount with a score of 32 to 17, and Midland, with a .score of 36 to 16. Th . ]' · I cl . D Nearly 400 Parklanders mingled last Thursday evening at a . e ~tar.tmg meup me u es c1community banquet And as they shuffled out into the downmar Bnttam, Dale Hruby, Doug .. ' : . ' · . . l)Ollr ' tll"Y wer"'" tllinkn1 g · · " . Smidt, Leonard Little and Bob South'" . ' They were thinking. about education's fight down in Olym- well. The va. rsity team's on the top . . . . f h 1 p1a, about dra111:ige problems, about civil defense plans and pur- 0 t c cague.. . poses, about the new library's struggle for completion . . . they Parkland M.idgets haven·t had. as · · · cl · · . 't ] n were thinking ... an d t 11 ey were f·ee ['mg t 11 e f ee l'111 g 0 f b e1ong1ng. goo a season as ou1 va1s1 y, os1 g Cause for Concern {1 c: two out of th.e last three games played. . . . . Tl 1 . D . d M'dl· d Spcakmg on c1v1l defense, Sgt. J. E. 29th district representative, and Burt ley ost to upon an 1 <1n , · · rnd10 . commentator were. ..with a score Ba,cr to t h c stat<'. d". ncctor 11cMurtnc " f0 n from Marymount ' 1 . '. assistant . , , · of civil defense, gf'1wrnlly nutlmecl unable to attend. o 22 to 20 · Th t t" r · I cl D c the objectives and progress, then went Officers In§talled .. e: s ar mg meu,p m_c u e.s av on to stress the need for wholehearted, Installing the new officers, Dr. J. 1 Bcrentsen,Johnny R1chmds, Jim Van . d"1vidual · · · · · t1c . I P. Pflueger· of PLC wished . m pnrt1cipat10n m 1 Iocn success to B e cl·,, .J'nnmy o wens a n d Ro n ny Colt 1'h M'd t th' cl · th CD program. President Floyd Hicks, Vice-president on, c 1 ge s are ir m c ' ,. · . 1· · F ·'d · P· kl d · · . 'We have cause .for con. cnn, Sgt. E. l'vf. .Krurnm,. Secretary James St. eague. 11 ay, the ar .an tcarm · "b ut we. John 1 "rcasurer Gladys . 1 F'f · th e p ar kl au d gym. Baker tol cl t h c gat h cnng, Wutz and \VI"11 pay I e l1l f " ~ · · have no cause or alarm. Pubhc1st Kay SkwHut. k · l · cl ·l \ · · · The featured spca Tr exp arne t iat To the rctinng officers, Dr. PflucKeep in tune with the TIMES I · 1 1· · ·1 I f . " . · · , d the ns1c p an o civ1 c ,. ensc ts su1 ger said: "I· or you who have serve . , b ., v1v~L 1 hat w~ should e thorough 1.Y . , . so ably . . . you have the contramed and oncnted on .what .., to do if viction and knowlcd~c of duty well , ,':! • a11 emergency should arm:. 1 oo, that dcm· You have the gratltude, respect " ,, we n'.ust keep on produ'.'in~ after a and honor of your fellow citizens." burnbmi-;, ·- for, as he put . . . it, We- won ,, .1 .Rcti red are": . . Roy .Kreger, ~. . pr<'.S1dent; . 11 the last war by our ability to produce. Clrnton Williams, vice-president; Vn- j " I. " . . . . We Want to Tunk j grnia Ellmgson, secretary; Er w 1 n ATTORNEYS \Vhilc citing tlu' "t;-ood job" done Danund treasurer and Mac Carrell, · . . . ' . , · . ' . ' EASTVOLD & HICKS m this locality, said he: publicist. · . . 1 "We want to keep on tra.imng Scouts Honored j National. Bank of Washington Parkland Branch We want to keep hammering In line with Boy Scout Weck (Feb., There's a lot of responsibility . . . 6-12) awards we.re present to Doug GR 8693 What part ·have you played? lian: I Kerr and Ken W1llarcL INSURANCE you offered your services? We like to Commander Walter Fritz of Post l · · think about these things .. We want 228 presented Kerr an Eagle award, CLAY ROLEY AGENCY to think . " pinned by his mother, Mrs. Carl Zais. 98th and Portland Avenue He said .the federal level is taking Frank Lott, Explorer Post adviser, GR 8501 care of the administrative; the state, gave the coveted Silver award to AlOPTOMETRISTS thc coordinating, and the local level fred Seaman, who p1Tscnted it tu given the backbone task of actual op- Willard. DR. L. RICHARD McGIRK cration-cach indiviclual having a job Push Library First Modern Eye Care to do. Handed the gav~ol of presidency of Community Spirit HA 2113 4802Y2 So. Yakima the Community club, Hicks delivered Three other guests, Mayor John a short "proud . . . and cndeaver Anderson, Donald Eastvold and Herb to ... " speech. He then plunged into DR. M. A. TWEIT Socolofsky, spoke briefly. In thl' order problems confronting the community, Visual Training of introduction: re-emphasizing.: library, schools, tclc- , 5434Y2 South Tacoma Way Socolofsky, as president of the Kiphone, drainage and civil defense. GArland 5424 wanis club of the Parkland area, volHicks. told "the hard core .o~ the REAL ESTATE_ INSURANCE untcen:d Kiwanis hdp to the Com·· 1rnuuily club in any project or in any commumty" that the new admimstraROY V. ROSTEDT tion's initial attention will be mainly way. directed to the completion of the long3201 Park Avenue ' Anderson, speaking for :JO ~:oconds, O\Trduc library, which, inc\dcntally, HA 2342 'as rcconmwnckd by !us wile; show(Continued 011 Page four)

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Drainage Districts? Sprinkcr felt that a possible crcation of a drainage district in these lowlands would help keep excessive water off property located a Ion g Clover Creek. Regards the 110th to 8'1lcs road "swamp" near Pacific Ave., the forma ti on of a North Parkland Drainage district was started in March, 1950, but after the petition stage, the movement died for lack of a plan to . . d accompan~ ~he pet1t10~ presente to the comm1ss10ncrs, Sprmkcr recalled. The commissioner emphasized that · without a plan, the county could not . l . . f do much towards t lC crcat10n o a water dramagc distnct. . . Bill in Hopper.. . A t t·- ·i ·b·IC;s bef · the. legiss a e WI c 1 1 ·ore bturf' at the moment, Sprinkcr con. d h , b h . I h' tmuc ' w e1e y t ose m t le ig1ier land ill contrib te to maintaining ' w ' · u · th t l1c,. natura 1 d ra1nage courses in · c t t. s a c. Sprinkcr felt it fair that property owners 011 high land contribute since . " · · ]Jart · of the water docs'. flow •1 ,.,oot1 ' thP h; 0 . , thP lnw on''" 1.,.,.,,,, · ~-·· ····· ... ,., 1· 10 - · -·-·· -- · ··· · . .. ·

al the Edgemont school. .. 1 ·· coun1cc S\J"lll"lW'lY 11wm1ers ' " " ' · . 1 W<lC . the Mesdames Kenneth Reeve, prcs1· dent; Lawrence Beckman, sccrctar)> Haydn Stewart, Lola Bresemann, Oh1 P-·r·A vcr Omat and John Newel. .1 members, besides the abo\"c, were tie . · • · Mesdames. l.)srnr Hagen, Bill YV<i.lm and Chester McAtec. • . · l<l The next cunvcnt1on will be IH: · · " at the Spanaway.· schqol on Apnl :J, C (). 0 •J OnO.r () . . . l Elcct1on of officers will ta (C place at l"I1irt) . ,-om. s·tu d.en t.s wen . , .rnnounccc . ,l . . tlus corwcnt10n. on the honor roll at the Spanaway . f ll. .., , SC 11001_, fl!i 0 OWS: TRINITY COUPLhS- club will ,. ti ., tt.I Kath (:_ ~ 1• ig11 i grac.l..t ' - J oy varso meet in the Friendship room of the lcci: Corb;:tt, Wanda Guinn,' Bonnie P uns . 1i Iu1 ll M onel ay, l'·e l). 19. , at ('>:~). ,, 0 B runer, M argare . t v·111ce11, .. t W csl cy. . .. . L ,. v· ,-. ,. . , SI· l · Keev , 1 pm There will be a potluck suppr:r D\ <1ss, l\ h1n iamc, ur t.c C}' .· · · · · Ellen Yeager Beverly Smith Anna lollowcd by a program. M L"" ' W I . M'L ll · aye 1011, anl aJoy c e an, L arry II - augcn, S a II y S u1nm'-,, 1•, Dale ·

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Parkland's library will be ready for use in one month, Roy Kreger, past president of the Comrnunity club, said this week, when asked by The Times for a date. Kreger stated that alf the material is ordered and that nil the carpenter needs to do now is to put up the shelves. Floor ' covering ·will follow after that, with Frank Lott donating his tilnc to lay the tile. As for the outside of the building, Kreger felt that that should be a summer project. Besides the 1,000 books being donated by the Pierce county library, the Parkland library will also -receive stlected rckrencc books from J ohu U. Xavier, reti reel PLC professor ·and pioneer Community clubber. Another large donation, Kreger announced, was received last week in the form of a paid bill. Frank Gratins graciously wrote-off the labor and material charges for the foundation.

Parkland's Business club will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 20, in the parlors of Trinity Lutheran church, Club President Jack Brow u announced this week. The meeting date was changed because their regular W cdnesday date conflicts with Lenten services. Harvey Dahlin, display manager at W eisficld, will be the featured speaker. He will offer window display suggestions.

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Business Club Meets Tuesday Nite, Feb. 20

Too many "bottle-necks" along the course of Clover Creek on its way to Steilacoom lake is one of tbe major reasons .fo! the, inundation in the Brookdale-Clover Creek area, Comm1ss1oner to 'Begin Harry Sprinker said this week. . . He said that the county commissioners and eng11wers will {!survey the whole creek and pre1 Save old paper, .the Boy Scouts sent their findings to tl1e people, along with the estimate of the I will be aftcr them soon. S C costs involved for its correction.· Housewives were this week asked

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. . . Rt:ahzrn" the acute need for wann " · · clothing among Korean people the . .. ' Harvard Covenant church, B+th St. m1d Portland Ave., is, gathering such, items to be sent at once. I All types of clothes axe needed ex·, , , . , ccpt ladies and mens hats and ladies A · 1 . 'ti f ny1on h osc · ... rtH". es o ··greatest . wot ' arc heavy coats, warm underwear and · ~ . ' • • • children's clothes of all kmds. 1 hoa. . Washable clothes should be clean, Carl Taylor , from the water com· d , due to . tig1t · 1 pacdng 1-· . . but not 1rone pany ont "'"at Midland reported that f If ·. . ' ; · .. . for the conservation o space. suits, the annual meetmg or the Soumeast . dresses and c.oats arc not extrenwly Tacoma Mutual Water company was soile . cl ' they neecI not 1}C c 1cane d " called off clue to the fact that only · · "d f Dr. Bob Pierce, vicc-presi cnt o twenty out of 13t3 members rowed C · I · I · . . Youth for hnst . ntcrnat10na, me out to attend the meet. Smee a qu01· f T d' I . . . ·l· ormed a a coma~ au .icncc ast wee• . ( Contmued on Page Four) • _that 15~ tons of clothes h'.1vc 1Jcen ~===============~•· sent to Korea, but that ten times that II~ . . amount is still urgently needed. ~ "Every reader is hereby requcst<:d to. 'go through the clothes . ,. . closets .m his home and take the articles of cloth. , H mg which can be spared to the ar(Continued on Page Four) ·

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TOWN MEETING FRANKLIN-PIERCE SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 402 Notice is hereby given that a Town Meeting of the legal school electors No. 111601 of School District No. 402 of Pierce County, Washington, will be held at SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION the Parkland school in said district on the 19th day of February, 1951, beginning at the hour of 8:00 p.m. of said day, for the purpose of determining: · 1st. Shall the Board of School District No. 4-02 acquire a site and construct an elementary school building at the northeast corner of Sheridan Avenue .and Airport Road. This property described as: Beginning 80 ft. south thence 150 ft. we8t of the northeast corner of the west Yo of Government lot 2 in Section 8, Township 19 North, Range 3 East, W.M. for the true point of beginning, thence south 234.84 ft., thence west ·50 ft., thence south 230 ft., thence west to the east line of Sheridan Avenue, thence north to south line of 1l2th Street (Airport Road), thence east 4-.50 ft. to the point of beginning. 2nd. Shall the Board of School District No. 402 exchange approximately The· purpose of the above entitled 1.76 acrt'S described as follows: action is to obtain a .divorce on the Beginning at a brass plug on the ground of burdensome homdife and center line of the Wilt-Hegele exTO SELL your home, or equity, it to recover temporary support money the program with Mesdames Morris will pay you to consult us. We have together with attorney's fees and costs. I tension and on the east line of Van Buren Street, said brass plug being. buyers waiting for homes. Ford and Edwin Nelson pouring and PETER L. STERBICK, on the section line between Sections Mrs. W. W. Cline, junior past presi· Of Sterbick & Stcrbick, 3 and 10, and 14-72.48 feet west of dent, cutting the "birthday" cake. Attorneys for Plaintiff. the southeast corner of Section 3, 328 Garfield, Parkland Township 19 North, Range 3 .East All past presidents and their husOffice and Post Office Address: of the Willamette Meridian; run 3805Yo South Yakima Avenue, GR. 3369 bands arc cspccil):lly invited to attend. thence west 70 feet to the west line The following fifth grade teachers Member of Tacoma Real Estate Board Tacoma, Washington. of Van Buren Street; thence north Pub. Feb. 15, 22; Mar. 1 arc in charge of decorations: Mr. Jack along the west line of Van Buren MRS. GRODVIG, Realtor Street 1038 feet; thence west paralJIN THE SUPERIOR COORT OF Motteler and Mesdames Pearl Clothie1· lel with the north line of WiltTHE STATE OF WASHINGTON and Virginia Johnson. In charge of GR. 8210 (evenings) Hcgele .road 185 feet for true point IN AND FOR THE COUNTY Notary Public refreshments are the Mesdames W.W. Insurance of beginning; thence continue 152 OF PIERCE. Tramm, Otto Jopp and Art Smith, feet;· thence north parallel to the west line of Van Buren Street 322 No. 111669 all room-mothers. feet; thence east parallel to north SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION 208 Garfield St. GR 7232 line of Wilt-Hegele road 337 feet Established in Parkland 1941 MYRLE P. Dehm, JR., Plaintiff, vs. to the west line of Van Buren Street; thence south aiong the west • • • • • ,. MEMBER OF TACOMA REAL JOAN ELIZABETH L E SL IE line of Van Buren Street 150 feet; ESTATE BOARD CABRAL DEHM, JR., Defendant. thence west parallel to the north· GREAT LAKES, Ill.-David 0. . , STATE OF -WASifINGTON TO line of Wilt-Hcgelc road 18.5 feet; Johnson, seaman recruit, USN, son MISCELLANEOUS THE SAID JOAN ELIZABETH thence south parallel to the west line of Van Buren Street 17 2 feet of Mr. and Mrs. Ivar -Johnson of QUICK RELIEF for arthritis, rheu- LESLIE CABRAL DEHM, JR.: to point of beginning. Containing Parkland, is undergoing recruit trainmatism, chronic muscular aches.- . You arc h~rcb)~ summoned to ap1. 76 acres, more or less. Also 20 . . . , .. . Dr. H. J. Swanson, Swedish grad- pear w1thm sixty (60) days after the. feet Easement for road purposes '.ng at the worlds larg~.st Naval tramuate. For appointment call GRanite date of the first publication of this over the south and west boundaries. mg center. 7289. tf summons, to-wit, within sixty (60) Recruit training is the sharp break days after the 25th day of Jan~arv, for approximately 1.55 acres .described between civilian and Naval life in I 9~ I, ~nd defend the. above-entitled as follows: Beginning at a brass plug on die actwn rn the abovc-c11t111ct1 court, and cc~nter line of the Wilt-Hegele exwhich the new navy man learns the • • answer the complaint of the plaintiff, tension and on the east line of Van fundamental principles of the naval and serve~ copy_ of your answ~r up.on Buren Street, said brass plug being the undersigned attorney at lus office service. on the section line between Sections · h Mrs. A. W. Ramstad of Parkland, below stated; and in case of your fail, . . t .. . I n ,th e course o 1 1us rauung t c . d · · d .. ·11 b 3 and 10, and 1472.48 feet west of · · . president of the Pacific District Worn- ure to o so, JU gment w1 e rcnthe southeast corner of Section 3, rccrmt is taught scamanslup, navy . , , . . . , . . . ., clcrccl against you according to the 5 Township 19 North, Range 3 East customs, terms, basic ordnance, gun- Cl1 Missiona.ry Fcdcratwu, will icport dtman_d of 9;ic complaint, which has ncry, signaling and navigation. Thursday, Feb. _15, to the women been filed with the clerk ?f said cc:ur~. ~ of the: Willamette Meridian; run thence west 70 feet to the west line . . U l . f . from the Evangelical Lutheran church That the cause of action hcrem is of Van Buren Street; thence north pan co.mp et10n _o 1us ~rammg, on the national board mcctin held for the f!nal Decr~c of. Annulment of along the west line of Van Buren Johnson .will be assigned either to . . . g the marnagc rclat1onsl11p of the above Street 67+.2 feet to the true point units of the fleet or to a service school m Mrnncapohs. named parties to this cause of action, of beginning; thence continue north The Pacific Northwest women will on th;c ground of the previous existing for specialized training. along the west line of Van Buren meet at PLC in a district board meet- marriage of the above named defe_nd. . . ant to former spouse or spouses, with_; Street 363.B feet; thence wcst,paralThe international emblem of the mg and workers' conference. out· legal decree. of divorce or annul· lcl with the north line of WiltHcgele Road 185 feet; thence south crusade !lgainst tuberculosis is the Mrs. Ramstad will bring informa-' mcnt. l'ENDALL . V ---0 . HAL ORSEN, . . . . .,_ parallel with the west line of Van Double-Barred Cross. t1on from the nat10nal mcctmg to the . Attorney for the Plaintiff. Buren Street 363.8 feet; thence cast district officers and secretaries. Also Office and Post Office address: l 85 fret to the point of beginning. Containing 1.55 acres, more or less. on the' agenda will be the planning P. 0. Box 356 A. CHRISTENSEN, of the W.N.F. district convention to 215 Garfield S_t., Parkland, ~ash. · d . . Date of first pub.: Jan. ~5, 1951 Clerk of the Board, Date of last pub.: March 1, 1951 be he! m Everett m June. School Distric,l No. 402. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ST A TE OF WASHINGTON IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OP PIERCE.

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V.A. Expiains Rules On '.Loan~ for Widows The date a s<'rvicern:m dies has no bearing on the eligibility of his widow for a G.I. loan under the Housing Act of 1950, Veterans Admini.strntion ruled this week. The Act entitled unrcmarricd widows of those who died either in or after service, from service-connected causes, to the G.I. loan benefits for which their husbands would havC' ht'<'ll eligibh· lrnd they lived. There had been some donbt as to the eligibility of a widow whose serviceman husband died after July 25, 1947, the end of World War II for G.L Bill purposes. Today's ruling, Administrator's Decision No. 864, dispelled that doubt. In effect, it means that the widow of a serviceman who has had the required World War II service and who is killed in Korea may be entitled to a G.I. loan. Also, a widow would be entitled if her husband died from serviceconnected causes at any time in the future--so long as she applies before the end of the G.I. loan program on July 25, 1957. .

MEI"" PEDERSEN, natlona1 ircctor of Home Builders association, returned last week from Chicago, where the association held their convention, Jan. 21-26. Pedcrnen has his office in the Parkland Theatre building.

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FIVE MORE (A weekly feature which offers our readers ten tickets to the Parkland theater with the compliments of Frank L. Willard, ownI:r of the theater, and The l'arkland Tfrncs.) This week's winners, drawn at random, arc as fol19ws: A. N. Carlsen, 10,017 Park Ave. A. J. Hall, Rt. 3, Box 839-B. M. S. Monson, Box 302, Parkland. Sam Rush, 10511 So. A St. M. I. Ryan, Rt. 7, Box 656. Congratulations, winners! Come down this week to The Parkland Times office, old chapel builqing on the PLC campus, and claim two tickets apiece. If you cannot come in person, you may send someone with proper identification. The Times office is open from 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Thunday and Friday and between 10 a. m. ~nd 4 p. rn. on Saturday. (Winners lose claim to these tickets after 4 p. m. Saturday.)

HID February iS Founders month in the National Parent-Teachers association and in all of the locals all over the country observances arc made of this occasion. W h c n Harvard-1'1idland P-TA meets at 8 p.m. next Wednesday, Feb. 21, at the Midland school, Mrs. Fred Rousseau will present a program honoring past presidents of this local. Mrs. Raymond Ellison, president, has appointed four persons to serve on the library committee along with those from the Improvement club. Serving from the P-TA will he the Mesdames Fred Rousseau, David McPherson, George Turner and Mr. Edward Jackson. Further plans for the library will be announced at this meeting as the committees will have met in the meantime. George Magee Jr., health education secretary for the Tuberculosis Association in Tacoma will speak and show a.film. Hostesses for the February meeting will be the mothers of the rooms of Mrs. Ida Nelson and Mrs. Shirley Johnstone, under the supervision of Room-mothers Mrs. D. Angcmcir and " Mrs. l•-· rank :Moore, Bake Sale Saturday 1frs. Russell Malray, finance chairman of the Harrnrd-Midland P-TA, announced that the first in a series

County P-TA Councill B oard Meet Tuesday I The board of the Pierce County of Parents and Teachers will meet ,1,w·sday, Feb. 20, at 11 a.rn. at the Youth C1~nter of the Tacoma Council of Churches. A wind-up of all of the Council's affairs for the year will be attempted at this time. All board members arc urged to attend.

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, ':A d .D IBy Amy Brown E.P" tten ance own Elk Plain Reporter Attendance at Elk Plain has been cut approximately 18% by the il.lncs.s of pupils with measles and scarlet fever the p. ast two weeks. Miss Merle Connell has been busy visiting the homes where illness has been.

There will be a meeting of the Elk Plain Community church board .on • . . · · . , February 21 at the home 9f Rev. and Garl1eld St.-GR. 8205-Parkland Mrs. Lew Brown in Tacoma. The Elk Plain Teen-agers will have their regular dance February 17 at J the Elk Plain Grange hall. This is on a Saturday night. . WISCONSIN CLUB will meet on The Elk Plain teachers attended a 1 Sunday' Feb. 18, at 6 p.m. Potluck Bethel dis;rict teaclu:rs' met·tin" Feb. 1supper will be se!Vcd in the basement 12 at· Kapowsm • · · grade schoo . 1°. Tl1e of the Odd Fellows temple, Sixth and special speaker wa~ Miss Anne KnudFawcett. sen of the PLC faculty, who gave a e!SE~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~E~~~~~~~~ talk Oil the teaching of English. The - - 1i!llDllt ·"lllllt" 111111= Ka. powsin grade teachers served re.~ J11. BJ11. freshmcnts. Don't forget the meeting tonight, Feb. 15, at the Kapowsin gymnasiuln to·. discuss the annexation of part of by using LOW COST the Bethel district to Orting. All those interested in this move should be present since it is an important meetI/rt ing. 111111 , • Elk }>Jain grade school has a cadet 9 teacher in the 7th and 8th grades Pa,cifi~ this semester. He is Thane Eckler, · • · from PLC.

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vard-Midland-Larcl.unont fire depart- will b,. a meeting Wednesday, Feb. ment for 25 auxiliary firemen. This 21, at 8 o'clock at the fire station By Mrs. Clarence Johann of baked food sales will be held this Reeling and James McCarthy taking is a wonderful opportunity for more of all zone workers, department heads Saturday, Feb. 17, at the Midland cbarge of the talent. Other commit- men to be of service to their neighbor and defense coordinators. F ran k Gural, 1 o ca 1 defense director, has tees will be appointed later. and themselves. Food Center. Mrs. Katherine Logan was wclLast Monday evening Fire Chid promised to have Gus Partridge, the These sales have been planned as the financial ~project for the year and corned back from her recent airplane Charles J. Eisenbachcr of Tacoma Pierce county coordinator, at this trip and vacation to California with spoke to 104-,l firemen on Civil Dc:I meeting. everyone is urged to lend a hand. fcnsc and urged their chief, Dave - - - Rooms taking part in ,this first sale her daughter. A lovely luncheon wns served. to McPherson, to have standing by in arc kindergarteu, Mrs. Oscar Holmdale, room-mother; Ruth Rogers, sec- those members attending the meeting an emergency trained auxiliary fire-1 ond grade, and Mrs. Edward Ganey, by the hostess and her committee men. •t room-mother; Floy Mitchells, fourth which mcluded the Mesdames John 1 hese men may report at the fire grade, and Mrs. Arthur Lindstrom, Salter, Vi o I a Townsend, Blanch<' station on Sundays at noon 01· call SEE room-mother; Wesley Anderson., .sixth Miller, Earnest Paul and Louis Hoff· Chief McPherson for further details. grade, and .Mrs. l"loyd Ayers, room- man. Also on the Civil Defense theme i New Bank Bldg.-Parkland mother; and Elithe Adams, eighth Miss McClatchcy Weds The home of the Rev. John Cox was ;:-·---------,.. grade, and Mrs. Ervin Smith, roommother. the scene Friday evening of the· wedAnyone desiring their donations ding of Miss Violette McClatchey and picked up before the sale may call J amcs Adams. Mrs. Fred Rousseau, GR. 7605; Mrs. The bride wore a navy suit with Robert Sharpe, 'GR. 5891, or Mrs. corsage and was attended by Miss .97 IllBRF. COATING-I Gallon 3.75 Oscar Holmdalc, GR. 4360. FIBRE COATING-5 Gallons Kay Garrett. The best man was Har1.80 Those working on the sale will be land Anderson. PLASTIC CEMENT-1 Gallon 3.15 the Mesdames Clarence Brechbiel, 45-LB. ROOFING-Per Roll Other guests at the wcddin,t; were Florence Kincaid, Thomas Oaks, Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor, parents ward Nixon, Floyd Ayers, Lewis Mc- of the bride; Hazel' McClatchey, sister Artor, Roy Christensen and Andrew of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd PACIFIC AVENUE LUMBER COMPANY Christensen Jr. Ayers.· GA. 3133 84th and Pacific Avenue :Morris Ford Ur~es After the ceremony a reception was At a meeting last week, presided held at the home of the bride's parents over jointly by Improvement club for relatives and close friends. The president Robert Clinton and P-TA couple left for a weekend trip to Bd· preside1it Mrs. Raymond Ellison, ap- lingham and will return and make proximately 100 persons were urged their new home in Midland. by M orris Ford, Franklin-Pierce Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Floyd • • school district superintendent, to write Ayers ent~~rtaincd with a shower .1t somrone else's and swing out to to their congressmen in an effort to her home for the bride-elect. The cvcSQUARE AND MIXED DANCING halt the proposed cutting of the school ning was spent at games with prizes JIM CALVERT'S ORCHESTRA budget appropriation. . going to the Mesdames Peter Teffre, Fifty-three registered voters signed Roy Taylor, James Hartley and David a rcsoltuion adopted by the Improve- M.cPhcrsnn. l Mile East of Pacific Avenue on 98th ment club which wa: s~nt to the c~airOther guests prr:sent were the Mes- I man of the appropna~10~s. corrm.ut.tce .. dames Floyd Davis, George Turner, "~ About for~y others s1.gmf1ed w1llmg-J Albert. Bombardier, Victor Esh peter, ness to wnt~ !cttcrs directly. j Ralph Taylor, Clarence Johann, the Another JOlllt problem of the Im-' honor guest and the hostess. FOR HEATING PROTECTION provcm~nt club. and P-T ~ is the pro· Big, Small Party , posed library for the Midland area. The attendance was small at the 1 SWITCH TO JENSEN Robert Haglund, teacher at the Mid- Dawson Recreation club's bingo party Get Mobilheat with the Jensen Addiland school, discussed this and an- last Friday evening but the good time tive. Keeps your burner operating at , --d qucstrnns. , · · d b y a 11 was"1J1g. · " . ." swe1c cnJoyc top efficiency and reduces mainte· The Improvement club voted $25 to! The prizes had b~cn provided by mmce costs. Automatic fill-up service. a fund for shelving materials, paint, the teen-agers' parents, so the expense

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etc., in an effort to get an immediate st~rt in rcfurbis~1ing (to frc~hen, to bnghtcn) the Midland schools lunchroom, A committee from the Impro\·cmcnt club was also appointl'd to work with a committee from the P-TA on the library. Those named to.this committee were the Mesdames Mike Hanslcr, Robert Sharpe, Clarence Johann and Mr. Floyd Ayers. During the coffee hour, $17 .25 was collected for the ~ibrary. "Before the close· of the mectrng a film on the necessity of annual chest x-rays was shown by David McPherson. Altar Society Meet Members of the Altar Society of St. John of the Woods parish met at the home of Mrn. John Mikclich on Bingham road last Thursday at noon. Mrs. Frank Couture, president, pre-

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sale on Sunday, Feb. 18, after both Masses. The Mesdames Larry Cleary, Thomas Dolle and Elvin Bombardier were appointed in charge. It was also decided to have their annual Talent Show and Social for St. Patrick's Day to be held at the Midland community hall, Friday evening, March 16. The Mesdames Joe LeMieux, C. Kusck and Edward Sonneman arc I heading the ticket committee witJ1 the Mesdames Elvin Bombardier, Robert

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p<M<haal mo•'"" Wednesday at the school for their annual Founders' Day program. After the impressive candle-lighting ceremony in which Mrs. Cliff Anderson gave the Founders' Day message, the president, M,rs. Kenneth Reeves, prescnted a corsage to Mrs. George Walker, first president of the group. Mrs. W. a. J.ker. ·.gave. an interesting talk about the first kmdergartcn and showed-snap shorts. Mrs. Chet McAte~,, past president, also received a corsage. Mrs. Reev~s presented the attendance cup which had been won by a grnup attending the Pierce County P-TA convention in Edgewood. The meeting was turned over to Mrs. Lawrence Be<;krnan, who introduced .Mrs. Ruth Michleson from PLC, whospoke and showed the film, "Human Growth." A lovely Founders' Day cake centered the table and the Valentine motif was carried out.

One-week tour of Washington and Oregon cities will be taken by PLC's Chorus. From Feb. 20 to Feb. 25, Prof. Gunnar J. Malmin will take the 60-voicc group, to Aberdeen, South Bend, Astoria, Cathlamet, Portland, Silverton, Corvallis and Eugene. The group is a "training school" for the senior choir known as "Choir of the West." · · 1 -11c f'irst concert w1'II b e given m (). ur S av1or . , t1 L ut1icran c 11urcI1 in · Ab d 'I' d · F ·I . er ccn on ucs ay, 'c J. 20 •

gene Bresemann, Oliver Omat, Arthur', Tuberculin patch tests, numbering 1899 plus 75, were taken Pietz, Merle Handy, Harold Welton, I by students and{'teachers in the Franklin Pierce school district, and Hayden Stewart. ! Mrs. Dolores Schmechel. R.N .. announced this week. The tests Dimes Net $41.83 were given as a preliminary to the free chest x-ray program which March of Dimes chairman for Span- will not be completed until Feb. 2 L away, Mm. Louis Symmons, an· The patch test shows if rhc subject has been exposed to somenounced that $+1.83 was collected one with the disease and is a ·--from the clever "little iron lungs" helpful factor in finding undis-rv. E. Redmond. placed in all local stores. She wishes . cove.red cases of tuberculosis. At Collins scho. ol the following to thank those who helped. M1clland, Central Avenue and Col- P-TA Jaclies assisted: the Mesdames Fire Ladies Play Cards . 1 !ins schools were offered the tests last Clinton Riis A. 0. Anderson Eunicl;" .. Spana;"'ay volunteer·~iremcn's aux- Monday. Anderson, E'. C. Cardey, Fra~k Mad1hary w1ll h~ld a public card pa~ty Drs. P. E. Bondo and Clayton den, J 0 h n Gorow, Harold Haase, at 8 p.~n., Fnday, Feb. 16, at the fire Haberman "read" the .arms of all the C. harles Holma. n, Gilbert Baker, Ells .. h~IL Prnochle ~nd 5~0 will ~c played, subjects. Patches were removed last worth Campbell and Yonan Curtis. with door pnzcs given. Fifty cents Wednesday and read last Friday. This admission will cover luncheon. procedure was followed at all of the SPANA WAY P-TA will present the · Hostesses a. re the 1'.fesdames Robert abo\'e schools · Parkland school was R e1t . h a GJe 1n. Dance ,Stu d'10 R evue on . ~ 1 Steidel, Robert Rhone, E. W. Senff, completed a week before these. , , . George Stephenson, Louis Symmons, Nurses who assisted :rvf'rs. Schmcchel Friday, Feb. 23, 111 the school gym. William Righetti, George Schnelle, in applying patches were M 1s. Ray- 'l 1ckets are now on sale. and Miss Alice Randall. moncl Ellingson and Mrs. William Loveland Meeting Chambers. Patronize TIMES Advertisers Loveland Ladies Aul will meet at P-TA members assisting at Midland . the home of Mrs. George Schnelle, were the Mesdames Frank Moore, •.,...._ _ _ _ _...,_,,......,....,...,..,_,.

defeated. That was last fall, but now with casaba in the breeze, Bethel's hoopsters w<.:rc oh-and-8, the last we looked at the.standings . . . Parkland Merchants, the local bas. kctball team, was cmched at least for . . . a tH: for fifth pl:ic1: 111 the annual ·. . Pierce county AA U tourney, at the * * * I time of this writing. If they won'ovcr Wednesday afternoon the group I G _ !· ~.1 . d . 1 T will sing for an assembly at the South W. h. ilc.Hank G. r.ecnb.erg of the Clc.. ve- t 1c. _cnc.. ia.•.s iv 011 ay anc won. ucs.. · . baseball club wr~tc: " We in day, Wednesday and Thursday, they Bend (Wash.) !ugh school. In the evening they will give a concert in Cleveland have adopted the motto that wil_ be· in the finals. Already with one Astoria, Ore. ability counts, not 1ace, color or creed. defeat, another loss knocks them out. Thursday afternoon, Feb. 22, they Yet, the PLC boys have done admirIt. is only natural, therefore, that the will sing at the Puget Island church, Cleveland Indians led the way by ably in the tourney, pulling several Cathlamet, Wash., and that evening judging players on performance only. I upsets. they will give a concert· in Portland's "Our daily line-up includes two Central Lutheran church. Irishmen, an Englishman, a ScotsFriday evening, Feb. 23, they sing man and two :Mexicans, Protestants, 2 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 22. (Continued fr~m Page One) in Calvary Lutheran church, PortCatholics and Jews, Negroes and Having Wonderful Times Whites, and all. Americans who work vard Covenant curch, where they will land, followed by a Saturday night (Continued from Page One) By all reports, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. and play together in perfect harmony. be bundled and shipped to Korea. As engagement in Silverton. got its kick,off on April 15, 1950. Kirby are having a wonderful time This speaks for itself ..." .the need is .so pressing, do not put it Two concerts arc slated for Sunday, Fund Boosted on their trip to the East and Canada. Greenberg points to such players off. Do it today," Pastor Robert Bodin Feb. 25. In the afternoon they sing Retired President Roy Kreger anRecovering as: Roberto Avila, Ray Boone, Law- said. in Corvallis, Ore., and that night nounced that the National' Bank of GI d h M G K' · a to ear rs. ..eorge mg 1s they arc in Dancbo church, Eugene. Washington's local branch hand1·d . · ·t d rcncc Doby, Luke Easter, Mike Gar- CHURCH FAMILY DINNER . ont o1 t11c 110sp1 a 1 an now recovercia, Jim Hegan, Bob Kennedy, Dale The first all-church family him a check for $50 which is ex- . Sh d · mg at 1iome. e un erwent a serious Mitchell and Al Rosen. will be held this cvniing at the Harpccted to be matched bv checks of h b l · k I' . ' as ecn on tic sic · 1st. a similar amount from the Puget H B" hd Dribbling vard Covenant church at 6 o'clock. (Continued from Page One) Sound Nationar Bank and the Bank , appy irt ay Bct11cl .high school is doing a corn- I Arrangements are being mad~ potluck um of 30 1s required, the mectmg of.California. B On I• eb. 6 classmates of h Darlene · h I plctc about-face in athletics. Its mag-1~tyle. , , resemann were guests at er eig t i to too much .. · Following th<' "oh's and ah s' of b' hd . b h. h Plans for the completion of the was cancelled due . . ' 1rt ay partv given y er mot ct-. organizin14 of the new church con- water, of all thmgs, for a water com- this announcement, $183.30 was col- M rs. E ugene ·B' rcscrnann. lected fro mthose present. . I" b' hd k d d gregation will be fulfilled in the elec- pany. .icr irt ay ca ·c \Vas ecorate Weekly Grunt and Groan Contest It was announced, too, by Kreger l'k . cl V I . 'f tion o.f tr.ustees, deacons and deacon· . • . , . I e a circus an a entme mot! was Well, now that 1t 1s eleven o clock that the new library already has 1,000 . d h l h d · esses to serve for 1951. . . carne t roug iout t c ecoratlons 1 1s books available to place on the shelves. cl f Following tl;'c dinner will be, a!1 and the weekly wrcstlmg contest . ·1 · an d w·JSavors. h' D I h b' informal time of singing and Cllris- over, I can settle d own an d f mis l He exprtssed hopes that, with 10 ,00 0 · · . · f . . . mg ar ene a appy irt 11 ay .this . . . What a groamng affair. I in the area's populat10n, that 10,000 L . d G p Cl tian fellowship. \Vere: onn a reen, a1ne 1a cveR K E I l The pastor will introduce a new only once one of the wrestlers actu- books be on the shelves when the 1 cl GI . J · · d . ' an , ona can run1pos, ' t 1c enc N ll J . L l R' F d mid-w<cek Bible study in a New 'l~csta ally kicked or hit the other as har library 1s ready for use. · 1'V t11e poor guy . , Note: Sec elsewhere m . cec on1, cl1taD •re • (Editors . ewe ,D eanetteM A mcnt book. This dinner is for the as 1t appears on nc 1<s, · e1ores c tee, an . onna . R entire church-family, and members would bl'. out for the rest o f the wee 1L this issue for mori' on the library). 11 · It docs make a good show, though High School Okeyed ussc arc pai·ticularly urged to be present.

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. and how t'hc fans love it. Anyway, I wouldn t want even one of those love-taps ... No sirce. Well, enough of this prittle prattle for this week. Now if my boy and I can just talk Ruby into getting us a little lunch before we ,race off to bed we >'(ill be happy . . . A Dagwood sandwich should do.

Superintendent Morris E. Ford's Kee In Tune With The TIMES· announcement of the approval of the p Franklin-Pierce high school's prclirn- I, inary plans by the State Board of Education was greded with a spontancous, long and loud applause from j the group. / Ford, spcakin14 after the installation of the new Community club officers (under new business) urged rcsi· dents to write to their state senators and representatives to grant in full what the schools arc asking in Olym- 1 pia. He spoke not only for this ( F-1') district, but for all the school districts and presented "unstretched" figures to support his convictions. (Editor's Note: Town Meeting and F-P school dis.trict propositions arc found elsewhere in this issue).

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