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El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 29

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El Paso, Texas
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El Paso Herald -Post Comics Classified Section Thursday Nov 8 1962 Page C-l When It Rains Here's Where It Floods Town Veterans to Step In Giant Parade A red white and blue parade will honor El war veterans In a giant Veterans Day celebration Saturday The official date Is Sunday Nov 11 but the parade will be held Saturday the day before The parade is sponsored by the The Hacienda Players winter vaudeville show and old time movies are sure-fire for an evening of fun Jack Graff at the piano and Jack Jennings on the banjo are the hit of the show while Howell Eurich does an able job as master of ceremonies Enjoying the music and the skits this weekend were Mr and Mrs Don Fertel and Mr and Mrs Paul Stevenson Both men are associates in the Upper Valley Development Co Isidro Enrique is having a one-man show at the Maud Sullivan Gallery of tire El Paso Public Library through Nov 17 His paintings were all done in Spain and are in oil water color tempera and sketches Artist Enrique is now on a cultural tour of Mexico Mayor Seitsinger found time to drop in and greet guests at the El Paso Press International Party honoring members of the Juarez ptes El Paso newsmen by the way found themselves in a strange in front of the cameras rather than behind them Juarez phdtogs snapped the pictures Gasum de Bayona of El Correo did an able job of speaking for his co-horts from Juarez at the party Judge Sam Blackham celebrated winning a big case by offering to buy his wife a present Guess what she wanted? One of those fancy new wigs the women are wearing Columnist-JANE PEMBERTON United Veterans of El Paso Gilbert Molinar is chairman in charge of arrangements Veterans March Aa Unit Veterans from five service organizations will march as a unit missile might displays from Ft Bliss will roll and seven bands wiU keep the parade stepping to the stirring march music of past battles Five floats are entered in the parade and members of the Jeep Reserve and the El Paso Police Department will also participate The floats paying tribute io El war heroes are sponsored by the Disabled American Veterans Segura McDonald Post 5615 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Tigua VFW Post 8782 Yucca VFW Post 8919 and Marcos Armijo Post 2751 Parade Route Veterans from the DAV and the VFW plus men who fought in World War I Spanish-American War veterans and members of the American Legion will be in the marching unit The parade will start at 10:45 a at Arizona and Mesa streets go south on Mesa to Mills and west on Mills to the reviewing stand at San Jacinto Plaza From there it will proceed down South El Paso street turn east on San Antonio to Stanton turn left on Stanton and go north to Yandell drive It will disband at Campbell street Bands in the parade will be the 62nd and 42nd Army Bands from Ft Bliss the Irvin El Paso High Bowie Jefferson and Bel Air Bands and the Bel Air Bagpipers Ft Bliss will send Odors and Color Guard Nike Ajax missile a Nike Hercules launcher and missile a Hawk display of three missiles and trailer and two antiaircraft guns Other Group te Step Biggs Air Force Base will enter a Colors and Color Guard and the Biggs Drill Team The Marine Reserve Unit Color Guard and the Air Force Officers Training Corps from New Mexico State University at Las Cruces will take part In addition marchers will include the Stars and Stripers marching group with flags and the Loyola Legion a youth military unit from Ysleta Gold State Mothers will ride in cars Mrs Maurice Kubby president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion for the State of Texas and Mrs Maurine Bush of Lubbock president of the State DAV Auxiliary will be in the parade All marchers and bands will stop at 11 a tor silent prayer and the sounding of taps by Manuel Chavez on the bugle Day-ton Eubank is grand marshal of the parade and A Stem-bridge is deputy marshaL 700 Newspaper Boys Attend Dinner Party FLOOD This aerial shows the Durazno area Dotted proposed ponding area The wall of the Freeway according lines indicate the proposed new Freeway which will be built to an agreement with the city and State Highway Depart-in the area north of Durazno avenue The houses south ment will serve as a wall of the retention dam At the far of the Freeway are those which are flooded every time it left is Reynolds street Braswell Freight Co is at top of rains The area circled north of the Freeway Indicates the photo Area Near Goal In Saving Bond Drive Cactus Club Plans Yule Meet Savings Bonds make' good Christmas gifts Why hot give them this year asks Col John Ballantyne El Paso County Savings Bonds chairman Area IV made up of El Paso Culberson and Hudspeth Counties has reached 787 per cent of the 1962 goal placing second in the State towards quote achievement Total area sales in September were 8547411 of which El Paso County accounted for 8545342 Sales for the year to date in El Paso total $4280706 and for the area $4290472 The goal is $5430000 The State as whole has reached 677 per cent of its goal with total sales of S1U7341S6 The goal is $165000000 is most gratifying to not that El progress towards its 1962 quota is still excellent and we have a good chance of reaching the goal by the end of the Colonel Ballantyne said The Cactus and Rock Club will hold its next meeting Dec 7 with a Christmas party at the home of Mr and Mrs Dale Zeller Installation of officers for 1963 will be held The group met in the Garden Club Center in Memorial Park with President Jesse Buels presiding President-elect John Green showed slides of his most recent trips to Mexico and Mr and Mrs Dale Morrical reported on a field-trip into Mexico Persona interested in joining the club or visiting for the Christmas party may call Mrs Zeller Humane Society Sets Two Events To Raise Money Two fund raising events are being planned by El Paso County Humane Society Mrs Harry Schauffler chairman of the rummage -sale announced the dates as Nov 15-16 at 509 North Mesa and Nov 25-24 at the same address Mrs A Albin is co-chairman Proceeds from the sale will be used in the expansion program according to Mrs Dale Cor-rington president Anyone wishing to donate such things as clothing household items pocket books or any saleable articles can make arrangements to have them picked up by calling the chairman co-chairman or Miss Drury Bird The annuel Christmas confection sale is now on For many years cakes and candies have been purchased by members of the Society and this year they are being made available to everyone who would like to participate Proceeds will be used to build larger kennels for animals held under observation Miss Marie Cass is chairman of this committee and Miss Bird Male Gardeners Slate Meeting The Garden Dub of El Paso will meet in room 20I-C Southern Pacific Building at 420 North Stanton street Wednesday Nov 13 at 7:30 Ted Harris horticulturist for the City Parka Department will speak on "Bedding The nominating committee will report The meeting will then be open for general discussion on garden-' ing and its problems as well as the swapping of information in preparing gardens for fall planting and other items PARTY Newspaper Printing Corp personnel with guests About 700 newspaper carrier boys and parents and route substitutes attended a party at the Scottish Rite Audi' torlum given by the Circulation Department of the Newspaper Printing Corp Entertainment included a barbershop quartet the Time Ken Fitary champion yo-yo expert Adam and Eve Plus One the "Four from La Fiesta in Juarez and Red Brown and Anna Lee Eight skits showing the boys the correct way to solicit subscriptions were put on Carrier boys who took part in the skits were Terry Woodward John Nance Pat Casarez Ricardo Gutierrez Shayne Gadd Martin Rudy Dark A brief demonstration by SO boys showing the value of' being salesmen-carriers was given The boys went to dinner and were entertained by Red Brown and Anna Lee Harvard Professor Wants Tax Control United Pratt International NEW YORK Nov The United States needs a fiscal authority with powers over Federal tax policy similar to those held over monetary policy by tha Federal Reserve Board according to Alvin Hansen Harvard professor-emeritus of economica He presented his argument in the economic magazine of New York University BOWL-GAME Members of the El Paso Sun Devils pint-sized football team sponsored by the Eastwood Optimists Club have been invited to play in the Heartland Bowl Nov 24 at Balboa Stadium in San Diego The game will be televised coast-to-coast Mayor Ralph Seitsinger today opened a drive to buy new uniforms for the team which will give national publicity to El Paso He has joined the Optimists in their attempt to raise $1000 to equip the youngsters who range in age from II to 12 All proceeds go to the Cerebal Palsy fund From left front row Rodger Hawthorne John Price Gary Wood and Charles Hooper Standing from left Coach Ed Lang Danny Jones Rick Pettie Bryan Bowry Harold Steele and Mayor Seitsinger Fly-In Hotel Planned t'nfM Pmi Intfrmationmt MIAMI BEACH Fla Nov 8 The $10 million Doral Beach Hotel scheduled to open here around Christmas will have its own helicopter to fly guests to and from its affiliate in Miami the Doral Hotel and Country Dub in six minutes each way Siamese Cat Sought Here Colored Bath Sets 20 OFF information about the cat are asked to call the Humane ENTERTAINERS undies Aldaco Margie Kanzenbach and Rick Young Colorful Prisons United Praia International SXN ANTONIO Texas Nov 8 Steel Co a major manufacturer of jail equipment aaya 90 per cent of the barred doors and windows it markets goo MnctffoodlAnd DrihkJ Trading Stamp Doom7 United Praia International NEW YORK Nov Approximately 57 per cent of retailers canvassed recently believe trading stamps currently being used by many companies to induce business are on their way out says The Gallagher Report in letter to advertisers and Motel for Cattle UwM trail International BAIRD Texas Nov A new motel here caters to cattle For The El Paso Humane Society is trying to locate a dark Seal Point Siamese cat which bit two people The cat is wearing a rhinestone collar with a tag reading It was last seen in the 3800 block of Louisville avenue If the cat is not located the two people will have to take rabies shots Persons who have DIAR-A1D TABLETS DJ are painted in pastel colors The $750 a night the hostel houses company says that 10 years agoa truckload of cattle in pens nearly all these products were i Feeding watering and the serv painted grey lice oi a 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Well over $160000 worth of stock to choose from Xo Money Down Up To 5 Years To Pay on Sears Modernization Credit Plan OBI PRKE 1215 ft- 9x12 ft HK- orerc style and Js blends dBCTg flection but ot-a-kindi choice at Jt A big kindl and a few-of-a-kin yur Installation Cun Be Arranged Call Sears NO OBLIGATION Shop at Sears and Save Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back SEARS In Five Points 566-6755 Bathroom Accessory Sets Sear Price 20 off When Purchased With Bath Set Choose from towel bars soap dishes: grab bars tumbler holders paper holders robe hooks and more CARPET CITY 2851 MONTANA IN 5 POINTS LO 5-1415 Nothing Down Take.

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