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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
IA From BluftOn
To Take State
Scholarship Tests

Fourteen students will represent
Bluffton high school in the final dis
trict state scholarship tests at Ohio
Northern university in Ada Satur-
day, Principal Gerhard Buhler an
nounced this week.
The competing students We're chos.
en- by teachers in the subjects which
pupils will represent at the meet.
Bluffton is entered in division III
which includes schools having an
enrolment below 200 in grade 8 to
IL.
Those taking the tests are as fol-
lows: Dorothy Stratton, biology; Dor
othy Herr, general science; Robert
Leiber, physics; Jacqueline Berry,
algebra /; Bill Montgomery, algebra
IL; Wilma Jorg, plane geometry;
Peggy Parish, world history; Karl
Klassen, senior social studies; Ann
Hilty, English TX; Mary Badertsch-
er, English X; jeanne Rodabaugh,
English XII; Rebecca Frankhauser,
Latin /; and Sue Montgomery, Latin
III.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Hope To Hit Goal
For Tank Truck
Purchase Saturday
Farmers Contributions
Reach S3,711; Still 5000
From Requirements

With contributions from the farm
ers of Richland and Orange townships
reaching the $3,711.5O mark,
the purchase of an auxiliary water
tank truck by the Bluffton Fire De-
partment for carrying a water supply
to rural fires this summer appeared
a certainty.
Edwin Badertscher, treasurer of
the campaign to raise a fund for the
fire fighting equipment, said that the
department is hopeful that the re-
quired additional $500 to 5000 will be
turned in by Saturday. He said that
Fire Chief Guy Corson would like to
place the order for the much needed
equipment at the end of this week.
Solicitors who have been calling
on farmers in the townships are ask
ed to make their final reports at
either the Greding Hardware store or
Swank's Barber Shop in Bluffton
Saturday evening. Individuals who
have promised to make contributions
are also urged to turn them over to
thsff neighborhood solicitor or dir
kaetly the hardware and barber ship
collecs " points.
1t w appointed out that even after
the orde%Lr the tank truck is placed,
approximatas 30 to so days will
elapse before ivery can be made.
Mr.. BadertschefNsaid that the fire
department was hapeful of having the
truck available forhe hot dry months
of summer when the fire hazard be-
| comes greatest.
Addition of the tank truck will
make it possible for Bluffton firemen
to carry a supply of 1850 gallons OF
water with them to every rural fire
The present capacity is only $50 gal.
Ions. The difference in having an
adequate water supply often means
considerable in fighting a fire anc
saving thousands of dollars il
damage.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Births

The following births were recorded
at the Bluffton Community hospital
during the past week:
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bishop, Pan
dora, boy, John Michael, born last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Probst
Pandora, a boy, Mark Allen, born
last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daley, Bluff
ton, a boy, John Dwight, born last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. James
Findlay, boy, Dennis Edward, born
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Pagan, Find
lay, boy, Virgil Duane, born Satur'
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Beagle
Rawson, a girl, Susan Jane, borr
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hauenstein
Bluffton, girl, Teresa Diana Lee
born Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Scoles, Bluff
ton, boy, born Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Mccoy, La
fayette, Ind, a girl, Pamela Kay
born April %. Mrs. Mccoy is th'
former Phyllis Steiner, formerly O.
Bluffton
DR.. and Mrs. James D. Barger
Phoenix, Arizona, a boy, Michae
Thomas End, April 8. Mrs. Barge
is the former Josephine Steiner
daughter of Mrs. ]. S. Steiner ant
the late DIR. Steiner of Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne E. Luginbuh
Midway, Ohio, boy, Edward, borl
April %. The grandparents are Nh
and Mrs. Gideon Luginbuhl, Wes
Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bixler o
New Haven, Conn, have announces
the adoption of a son, David Ray
born April 1. Also welcoming tn
little boy are his sister, Kathy, an
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. D. W
Bixler and Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Trip
lett. ..s,.-..,.s.. ..-........ -.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Administrator,
Matron Named For
Mennonite Home
Delvin KirchhOfer and
Mrs. Kirchhofer Chosen
To Head First Staff

How far plans have actually ad-
eanced toward the beginning of con-
struction work on the proposed Men
monte Memorial Home for the aged
was indicated in an announcement
this week that the homes first admin
istrator and matron have already
been selected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delvin Kirchhofer,
well known to Bluffton residents, and
presently in charge of the Brooklane
Farm, mental hospital operated by
the Mennonite Central Committee
near Hagerstown, Nd, have been ap-
pointed the first administrator and
1natron of the Bluffton Home.
Mr.. Kirchhofer, brother of the
Misses Dora and Stella Kirchhofer of
Bluffton, is a graduate of Bluffton
College He has headed the Brook
lane Farm in Maryland for the past
five years. Prior to that he did vol
unteer social service work for the
MCC in Europe and the Near East.
Before World War |, he taught school
in Arlington and at another school in
this vicinity.
Mrs. Kirchhofer, native of Orr
vile, Ohio, is a graduate of Goshen
College, Goshen, Ind, and a graduate
nurse from the Mennonite hospital at
La Junta, Colorado. Like her hus-
band, she was also engaged in social
service work in Europe and Asia.
Arrangements may be made to
have the new administrator and ma
tron come to Bluffton sometime in
June, when it had been announced
previously construction work would
begin on the project. They will prob
ably handle preliminary work neces-
sary to opening the Home and assist
with detail work in its final planning.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

new sewage disposal plant building,
adjacent to the Buckeye. For his
catch he received a glass casting rod
and SIS in cash from the same donors.
A third big pickerel, bearing tag
No. 999, remains uncaught, as do 76
other tagged pickerel.
Thus far in the derby, At tagged
trout have been checked in at Risser's
Sandwich shop, with So prize trout
remaining to be caught. Percentage
wise this means that approximately
SO per cent of the trout placed in the
quarry this spring still are at large.
To date pickerel fishing at the
Buckeye has been slow, and virtually
all of 1900 large fish of that species
released at the Buckeye probably will
begin biting like mad when warm
weather eventually puts in its ap-
pearance.
John Gilbert, Sportsmen's club
president, learned this week from
Sandusky Bay commercial fishermen
that another shipment of pickerel ex-
pected last week could not be sent to
Bluffton because most of the COM
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

Plans for Bluffton's participation
in Ohio's sesqui-centennial celebra-
ton, talk on early Bluffton history,
consideration of adding Swiss chimes
to the Tow Hall clock tower and dis
cussion of preliminary rodeo plans
will provide full evening for q
meeting of the Bluffton Business
Mems association at 7:30 p. m. We'd
nesday of this week in the Bluffton
High school study room adjacent to
the library.
At the opening of the meeting a
short talk on early Bluffton historical
highlights will be made by Aaron B.
Murray, superintendent of schools.
The talk will be the same as one
given by Supt. Murray not long ago
before the Lima Torch club.
Following the address the associa-
ton will discuss ways in which Bluff
ton can participate this year in the
state wide observance of Ohio's ses-
qui-centennial. Members of the town
sesqui-centennial committee will be
present-Supt. Murray, Mayor w. A.
Howe and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm
Amstutz.
V. L. Walker will present for busi-
nessmen consideration plans of add
ing Swiss chimes in the town hall
clock tower, while the clock is be-
ing electrified.
At the meeting a brief summary
of the towns annual Cleanup, Paint
Up, Plant-Up, Light-Up and Fix-Up
campaign will be made by Maynard
Geiger, general chairman of the
drive
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Jane Riser AUdrded
Nursing Honor At OSU

Miss Jane Riser, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Riser of Bluffton,
was recently awarded the William J.
Means Award for excellence in sur
gical nursing at the Ohio State Uni
versity School of Nursing.
The award, which carries with it
S25 cash prize, was presented to
Miss Riser recently by DR.. John w.
Means, son of the donor. DR.. Means
is a surgeon at the University hos
pital.
The honor is awarded once a year
to the most outstanding student in
surgical nursing. Jane is a men,
her of class of 35 in the school of
prsing which will bsngraduated in
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

officials stress there rs no pain or
discomfort associated with the pro-
cess, and it takes only an hour of
time for the volunteer.
For the protection of volunteers
everyone will receive a complete
physical examination before making
the blood donation.
Contributors are urged to give
special attention to diet in order to
assure "fat-free" blood.
Those who wish to contribute a
pint of blood should not eat fats
(such as cream or buttter), meats,
fried foods and eggs at least four
hours before appointments. Light
refreshments, however, are permis-
sable and desirable during the four
hour period.
Such foods as fruits, fruit juices,
bread, crackers, dry toast, raw vege-
tables, vegetables boiled in plain
water, jam, jelly, Money, SKINNED
milk, black coffes<64>ea with sugar
may be eaten. N
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
H. &Alun,,,i h
NeU Dues Contest

Members of the Huffton High
School Alumni associatP Pn are vying
this year in a contest 10 determine
which class pays the laA Eest amount
of dues.
Containers have beenN placed in
both local drug stores where those
who do not plan to attend the alumni
meeting or dance may enter the con-
test. Dues are % cents a year.
Names of all paying members of the
winning class will be publicized after
the alumni meeting on May %.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Historical Celebration, Swiss Chimes,
Rodeo, Subjects OF Business Mems Meet

Guests of the association at the
Wednesday meeting will be the Bluff
ton Rodeo committee, which now is
engaged in organizing the towns an
nual Fourth of July rodeo celebra-
ton.
Officers of the association this
week urged all members to have
representatives at the meeting, point
ing to active participation of the en-
tire membership as a means of con-
tinuing the organization as an active
force in the community.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
State Farmer Degree
Goes To Three Boys

For the first time in the history
of Bluffton's FLA chapter the
honor of the State Farmer degree
has been conferred upon local
member-three Bluffton boys, in
fact. .-.
Lorain Basinger, vocational
agriculture teacher and chapter
adviser, announced Wednesday
morning that he had been notified
the degree has been awarded to
David Beery, Richard Bucher and
Donald Leiber.
Two of the boys have been
selected for interviews which may
lead to their selection as state
officers.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

high school chorus. Miss Diller and
Miss Hofstetter are also active in the
FHA, glee club and chorus and other
student activities.
To receive the state honor girl
must show evidence of leadership,
service to the chapter, school, church
and community, and must show indi-
cations of contributing to more
satisfying family life.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Girl Scout Community
Assn. Meets April 20

Members of the Bluffton Girl Scout
Community association will hold a
meeting at 7:30 p. m. this Wednes-
day in the high school girl scout
room.
All registered adults are urged to
attend the session. Mrs. Morris
Triplett will be hostess to the Lead
ers club at her home at $50 p. M,
following the community association
meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

All three of the local students are
juniors in high school and home
economics students. They are Mary
BURY, Janice Diller and Esther Hof-
stetter.
Miss BURY is president of the
Bluffton FILA chapter, an active
member of Tri-Hi-Y and the Girls
Athletic association; secretary of the
student senate, a cheer leader and
active in the Girls Glee club and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Appeal For so More Blood Donois;
BloOdmObile To Visit Here Nav 81

At least so additional blood donor
pledges are needed Immediately if
Bluffton Red Cross officials are to
be assured of the success of the
forthcoming third visit of the Allen
County Red Cross bloodmobile which
will arrive here on Tuesday, May 5.
Mrs. George Linden, chairman of
the local appeal for donors, said that
early registrations have fallen short
of the required minimum goal of
125. She made an earnest appeal
to residents of the Bluffton area to
complete arrangements for their ap-
pointments this week.
The need for blood continues to be
urgent, Mrs. Linden said. She
pointed out that the Red Cross has
been charged with the responsibility
of gathering greater quantities of
the precious liquid for use in pro-
ducing the gamma globulin, blood
derivative found to give temporary
protection against the paralyticE-
fects of polio in many cases.
aft health officers and physiciaiA
are to have enough globulin for us&
in even the most severe summer epic
denies, if WR're to meet and combat
these emef ncies, we must have
more blood M was contributed last
year," she i y. The committee is
hopeful that affton ill akhpld its
responsibilities thd atioaI pro5
gram. go 90 -
Blood sdonat t hgpusk.afhe Red
Cross isAava Mb19 FOR use at the
EBlufapn Ueaaehnity hospital, as well
Ias cher hospitals of the area. No
lha&xe is made to the patient who
freceives the blood during his treat
ment.
Appointments for donors may be
made at the Rice Dry Goods and
Tot Shop, or by telephoning 463-W.
Scheduled appointments are being
made for those willing to be con-
tributors. Any healthy person be-
tween the ages of 21 and go may
make blood contributions. Red Cross
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Garden Area I
Plot Assignm'
Made Shortly

dWluaf a&Idens which will be made
avaffsble for them in the Junior
Garden project of the Bluffton Mems
Garden club. ..
A one-acre tract on South Main
street has been plowed for the junior
gardens, and as soon as weather per-
mits the ground will be worked down,
and laid out in individual plots, II
feet by Ia feet in size.
Within a day after the plots are
laid out, meeting will be held in the
high school agriculture room for
grade school and junior high students
who have signed for the garden pro-
jects, and with the parents who car
attend.
From the meeting, the group will
go direct to the garden site, where
individual plots will be assigned to
each registrant, on the basis of a
drawing conducted by the club.
Registration for garden plots still
is open, it was announced this week
by Lorain Basinger, H. w. Berky and
w. A. Amstutz, who are members of
the Garden club committee planning
the project. Age groups for the
junior gardeners are s to II and IL
to ID.
Free vegetable seeds for the lots
will be provided by the Mems Garden
club. Flower plants and other plants,
however, must be obtained by each of
the participants, now numbering
more than 25. Flowers will be one of
the required phases of each project,
and during blooming season the
junior gardeners will be expected to
take bouquets to shutins, i'll persons,
the AGED and to the hospitals.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
ELECT BLUFFTON MAN

Robert J. Stratton, Route |, Bluff
ton was elected vice president of the
Lima Area Ayrshire club for the
coming year. Another Bluffton area
Ayrshire breeder, Edgar Herr, serves
on the organizations board of direct
ors.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Vesper Choir To Sing
Final Concert SuYlday

The final concert of the Bluffton
College Vesper Choir this season will
be conducted Sunday evening at the
First Mennonite church at 8 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to at
tarI
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

Hull, both hail from nearby Kentor
where business offices of the IBM are
maintained. Stephey, himself, is a
past president of Ring SO, magi-
clans group of that city.
A member of the talent bureau ol
Radio Station WRFD, Worthington
Stephey has appeared before audi,
ences all over Ohio and neighboring
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

~ 49, VII Ie4SNlsiOH ana radio, DuC
Itake look anyway, it was recon-
mended this week in the closing
stages of the annual municipal Clean
Up, Paint-Up, Fix-Up, Plant Up and
Light-Up campaign.
One local resident certain that
there weren't any such light bulbs
in his Campus Drive residence, Clair
B. Fett, had to change his mind
when a television serviceman invest
igating interference in the Fett re-
ceiver found eight of the old-type
bulbs in the house.
Other residents have been equally
surprised when they started looking
in such little-used places as fruit
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

states with his y
honored recently
to show before a
Columbus Magic
Included in his
famous Chinese
which ne origin
used by no othe
- i l. 1.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
State Hon1enaker Degree, Top FLA Honor
Goes To Three Bluft0n Home Ec Students

Three Buton high school girls among total of $50
from Ohio who will receive the coveted State Home
maker Degree highest award offered girls in the Future Home
makers of America.
Presentation of the awards will be made Friday evening
formal arranged the DeshlerW Walk hotel ballroom
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
pirsks WI Ayfv
Two &meS OnR@d

games on mor, ~ Is an
nesday, the Bton High baseball
team next will see action against
Van Vert at that place this Thurs
day.
A second successive appearance
out of town will be made by the
Pirate nine against Vaughnsville at
Vaughnsville Tuesday of next week.
Games with Ada and Pandora,
rained out early this week, will be
played at later dates.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

JTlck ne EolIoWS uoiisiT OIL from y
person in the audience, tears it up
in plain view of all, and later pro-
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
AlsISht6tbs,
Jlgfs Adhtf,ites

ell closets, attics, always, base
ner etc., and for ev ry bulb elm
Hontinued on | ge 12)
Evening star., 1953-08-23
THE SUNDAY STAR 2
APTs. UNFURNlsHED-D. c.

Washington, d. g.
SUNDAY, AUGUST -, 1883
Evening star., 1953-08-23
THE BROADMOOR

A''"' Va NoAA VIZ C-bEpVs
CoLORED-eO T 81. N.W.-Attic
bath 5at6 s7S SedT inei uti. III FT EN- k|t s:sd 'nG
COLORED-APT.. FURN.-Gas and
slsctpie; enS located in NV. section. Call
coHfoREE6S' HfosRES'g. D. 1889 rA1RMoNT 81.
persons; sos mo. Shown to pm.
CoLoRED-oNE OR 2 RMS, kit.
share bath. One rm., kit, pvt. bath.
No children: DU. 7-79s2. -23
CoLORED--72 RMS, kit, semipvt.
Rood een. oenV trsnsp asaH AZ SIlet 411sSs
coLoRED-APr. Ii rm. and kite Kitch-
en-, nicely furnished; on carline.
Nc; 7;S724: MR.; HORNE. pa
apt. use Of Kitchen; $50 per mo-:
employed married couple. no chill
c9iokES@iS4S eit6 Efterihas5 NJ MONTANA S113HSSA AVE.
N.E.-Liv. rm., din. rm., bedrm.. kit,
3cazS7 5oEH R. P1NKETT' INC. pU.
coIoRED-1 RM.. kit. and bath;
refined women or quiet cpl Conv, to
COLORED-132S N. CAPITOL ST.
Lily; rm;, l bedrm., kitchen and
ao both; a:G7oo SrT per mo- R. G. DUNNE'
COLoRED-i75O T ST. NV
rms, kitchen Convenient location;
nice section. HO. 2-2766.
We have several l and 2 furn. and
unfurn. .apts. for rent; also rms. in
2-O406. HO. 2-2622 FOR further in
formation.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
ApTs. FURN.-MD. tcont.l

TAKoMA PARK, s2oz Greenwood
Kit. and bath. Nr. Flower Shopping
Center and bus: Use of laundry
rm;' lse. yard. Sl50: Adults. Also
kit, BATH a s16o. Se's cail isij il. ns: ss444 E
SILVER live ? SPRrNG-Bsmt., S; pvt. en- eatr.
and bath, good bed. easy chairs,
Pbo5;s. Fsbfs9;. 1 h1t gl54a4 gglSte laundry parsins
TWO BEDRMs., fsu sun deck. pvt, en-
trance. window fan; Just like a
pvt. home; S116. incl. utils. UN.
TAkkcMiA tlktGai PARK, ? rm. furn- az apt.
61, $6S. ,,. lst f.: tp pvt; % entr;; on bus line;
ewes: JU. s-as7e sunday. @aS go
BACHELOR APT, bed-liv. rm., kit.
bath, utils.' pvt, entrance. AP.
RIvERDALE-Liv. rm.. with alcove
bedrm.. kit, bath. Close transp.
Working cple. only. WA. 1896.
TAKOMA-1st fir. 2 bedrmS. liv.
rm' din rm.. kit, bath; compl.
pvt; with with large yaIrd; .S115 mo.
Mt: RAINIER-on bus line. Attrac-
lge. kit, tiled bath, sun porch. Ist
fl. Diet. house. Lee. yard. all utils.
furn. S95. WA. 7-4512 Sunday RI
Pm. Other times, EN-; 2-2911.
4s05 EDM,0NsTON AVE;MLiy. rm;;.
snH3jntnd5t sntTj qtiiS, Incl. JE. 1914 - for
COTTAGE CITY-one-bedrm. apt,
clean a ven furn.. piano 500 mo.
FLOWER MA EIS4l Avr. Il pARk-Attracti1ely mi1
furnished hadrnnpnS ~ ka
HYATTSVIELE. MD. - Two bedroom
Mt at; utils; as1 furn.; reasonably PRICED,
rxk: XIX: T'Rs27 PR:Mwell-furn.. 3 rms, IA din,
bldg: S97. Adults. JU. 5-4691. -23
incl. new refgr. S65. All day sun,
wk days after, $40 pm. UN. 4-7O31.
NICELY FuRN:-2 rooms, kit: din
NEAk MI Nm RAINIER tESfER; TERMiNaL@ FER INA 10:
All utils,, bed: :-liv. rm. combin.. COM
plete kit. Call WA. 7-1114: -.
COLLEGE PARK. MD, 1913 Calvert
per month. AP. T-6697 -23
; RVS. rewly dec. Country atmos-
phere. adults only. very desirable.
l. min; to D. c. line. $50 per mo,
rOth RMS. ana DaJn. ma H.. PVT.
entr.; on busline; utilities; couple
only JU. 9-5263. rs
CHEVY CHASE-One-rm. bsmt apt
in beaut. home: all home privileges
! person: tennis court, OIL. 4-66O3
NEAR SILVER SPRING. MD.-Beau.
2-bedrm.. lst fir apt. with lge.
porch; - -ft. .liv,. rm. and real fire.
place, mod. tile bath. lge. kit. with
built-in units. Newly dec, nicely
furn., l blk. from lge. shopping
center and bus. Sl10 per mo. in
cludes all. Directions: loc. in fine
section of Takoma Park, Md. Out
Carroll ave, ! blk. past Carroll ave.
and Philadelphia ave. shopping CEN
ter, turn right on Sycamore ave.
go to bldg. 7014, see apt. l on 1st
FIR: or call JU. 52406.
shop. ctr.-Nicely furn., in mod
garden.type apt. bldg, 1st A.; bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, tiled
bath; oil heat; S110 Adults only
No pets. Refs. RA. $3.50. -25
SILVER SPRING. lge. rms; kit
and bath: for working adults; place
for car. JU. 5-7015.
Sill. SPR., MD.-Beau.
apt. in excel, cond.; nicely furn.,
loc. in mod. brick apt. bldg in best
section of Takoma Park, Md; near
new shopping center and bus. Lge.
liv. rm. with fireplace, l lge. bed
rm.. dinette, beau. kit, built-in
units. lge. elec. refgr., tile bath
built-in tub and shower S97 per
mo. includes utils. Nothing else
to pay. Call JU. 5-2406.