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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31

of Grandin Avenue returned from
their two weeks vacation in
Tampa, Fla, where they visited
their family.
Art Anderson of Mt. Vernon
Place has been on the sick list
for two and half weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Kramer en-.
tertained guests at an outdoor
buffet dinner July "a at their
home on Seven Locks Road.
Guests included Rabbi and Mrs.
'Tzvi Porath, Mr.. and Mrs. Der.
nard Cohen and son, Jason, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Garfinkle, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bloom, Mrs. vii.
ma Jacobs, Mrs. Mary Goldstein,
Joan and Alfred Kramer, and Mr.,
and Mrs. Lou Grossman. The
birthday of Mrs. Garfinkle was
celebrated.
Have YOU ever eaten piZza pies
sandwiches, or sundaes under a
hairdryer? That's the latest serv-
ice offered by Beautyland of the
local shopping center. You have
your hair done around noontime
and the management sees that
you get lunch to your order!
MIR. and Mrs. Stanley sheppard
and two daughters of Brent Road
left July "a for three weeks vaca
ton in LaCross, Wis.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs
j. Paul Miller of Davis Road
upon the arrival Of William Greg
DRY on July 19. William has one
brother and a sister.
The kiwanis Club of Rockville
held a steak fry at the lovely
home of Hilda and Bill Copen
haver on July %. The heavy
rains extinguished the flames OF
the charcoal but the party was
continued indoors. Attending
were the Bob Maddoxes, Rip
Pooles, Frank Counselmans, Al.
win Veirs, Lou Grossmans and
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Jones. Also
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several wild animals with them
for display.
On Thursday, the boys mounted
the buses and started a tour of
Garrett County, which included
an old abandoned coal mine. Aft
er the tour of the coal mine they
went to farm where there was
swampy land. There the boys saw
a demonstration on how drainage
tile is laid by machine. They
went to Deep Creek Lake which
is one of the largest bodies of
water at that altitude (2500
feet in the State of Maryland
Next they went to Swallow Falls
State Park where they ate a pic
mic lunch. Some of the fun which
the boys had was to challenge
one of the members to eat IL hot
dogs. He succeeded in eating only
eight, six of them with rolls.
banana. he boys went to Herring
Then he ate four cookies and a
ton Manor State Park at Oakland
where they had a short swim and
returned to the camp.
Friday, which was the last full
day of the camp for this year,
was spent in seeing that any boy
who wanted to try out TO rcerti-
ficates who did not have a chance
before would have an opportunity
to qualify. The other boys went
with Mr.. Dingler into the pine
forest on the camping grounds.
There he demonstrated how to
use the different types of trim
ming saws. That night, the boys
received certificates and awards
they had worked so hard to earn.
They were treated to a glass of
punch and some cookies by the
League of Maryland Sportsmen.
They went to bed at 1880 Pm.
because they were to rise early
the next morning to prepare to
catch the busses home.
The Maryland All Club Con.
servation Camp is symbolic of the
fine work that the All is doing
to teach young men and women
more about modern techniques of
agriculture and the care of do
nestle and wild livestock.
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planning, especially since this is an election year.
Well dismiss that thought Instead we'll assume
that both Mr., Scull and Mr.. Gravelle, and even
M. Gingery, thought that this was the first and
most important step to get an overall coming
plan for this 30-square mile area similar to the
adopted for the Cabin John valley.
Some have pointed out that the unique and
model master coming plan for Cabin John would
have been drawn up, hearings held on it
and adopted by all official agencies had not the
Sanitary Commission been forced to install
sewer trunk line up the Cabin John valley to
Rockville. Perhaps, this is parallel case but the
time element is certainly different
1t took approximately three years from the
time the Park and Planning Commission started
to work on an overall coming plan for Cabin
John, which is $4,000 area, to the ultimate
passage by the County Council April %, 1853
This Northwest Branch area consists of $4,000
acres and are afraid that pressures would be
too strong to hold re-zoning for three or four
years even if the new County Council could be
persuaded to feel the same the present County
Council about master coming for large area.
: The County Council on Tuesday voted unani
mously against the plan of the Sanitary Commits
sion to extend the sewer trunk line along the
Northwest Branch to Browns Corner 1t con-
Cured with the technical staff of the Park and
Planning Commission which was against this
plan also.
q Many autnOrltleS on planning feel that the
risk is too great for haphazard coming if this
sewer line is to be built in the immediate future.
1t isn't completely understandable why there
is such tremendous rush concerning this transfer
of land 1t has been for sale quite a few months
and it seems impossible to believe that the
would not allow an extension on the option espec
ally in view of the governmental complications
Or is Mr. Shaw capable of getting this issue
pushed through without much thought or study?
public officials act with studied thought and sin
motives. It is therefore, very surprising to
see proposition SO farreaching and so important
to the orderly growth and well-being of a large
section of this county being pushed through by
responsible agencies without what appears to be
proper thought and the necessary plans and ac-
ton to insure reasonable progress.
There never has been great admiration from
this corner for delaying procedures that often
grip public officials who get smothered in red
tape, but there has to be a happy medium.
We doubt if the people will be happy with the
actions that have been happening fast these
hot Summer days.
The Supper
For many years wonderful group of
women in the northern part of this county
have given hours of time, money and bound
less energy in giving of the top benefit
suppers in the county.
The annual supper for the Montgomery
County General Hospital was held Tuesday
afternoon and evening at the Sherwood High
School in Sandy Spring. Again it was ire
mendOus success.
The WOmens Board of the Montgomery
County General Hospital deserves great credit
and high congratulations for a great event.
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the Dave Fagens, Ross Roberts,
Whitley Millers, Dick Rays, F. o.
Days, and the Rev. Gloyd Allis.
Also the Jerry Heitmullers,
Mrs. Ella Haug, DR.. and Mrs.
Ray Fields, Bill Talbotts, Jack
Baltzes and Martin Quigley.
Mrs. Florence Cartwright was
visited recently by her sister, Mrs.
Ella McCullum of Evansville, Ind.
Mary and Andy Strouphsuer
of Elizabeth Street returned July
IS from two weeks vacation at
Lauderdale by the Sea, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z. Har-
ris of Mcdaniel, Talbot Co, Md,
formerly of Washington, cele.
brated their 25th wedding ami.
versary on July 20 at a cocktail
party given by their sonin.law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Robert Below, Jr., Of Red
Fox Road,
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Rockville
Rockville
WA. Post
Taken by
DR.. Hyatt
BY Koko Wittenberg
Poplar 2-2144

DIR. Robert L. Hyatt and his
family left their Forest Avenue
home Saturday for Beckley,
w. Va, where he is now head of
a laboratory at a hospital there.
Before their departure, area
friends honored the Hyatts at sew.
eral parties and dinners.
Mrs. Betty Ann Kerner enter
tanned DR.. and Mrs. Hyatt and
children, Mark and Mandy, at.
farewell dinner at her home on
Silver Rock Road. A luncheon
was given in honor of Mrs. Hyatt
by some employees of the Rock.
vile Medical Center, where she
was the nurse of DR.. James S.
Stanton. A gift was presented to
her at a surprise going away
party given by local bridge
club.
DR.. Hyatt, formerly with the
National Institutes of Health, is
head of the cardio-pulmonary
laboratory at the Beckley Memo.
rial Hospital. Their new address
is 1926 Woodlawn Avenue, Lawn.
wood Terrace Apartments, No. 13,
Beckley, w. Va.
Several parties were given for
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson Wheeler of
Brent Road, who celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary July 20.
A large group of friends honored
the couple alta party in Washing.
ton on July 10 in the early eve.
ming. Later the same evening. a
cocktail party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Welch in Silver Spring. About 25
relatives and friends attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Butts of
S. Van Buren, Street entertained
the couple at a dinner party, Gene
and Drew Wunder of Rockville
We're also guests. Seventeen per.
sons celebrated the Wheeler an.
niversary at Blackie's House of
Beef in Washington July 26.
Rockville guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Butts and Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Butts.
Col. and Mrs. j. Nj. Chambers
and their two youngest sons,
Peter and Paul, returned from a
weeks vacation July 81 from
Monmouth Beach. N. ]. Son John
returns to the Naval Academy on
August Is and Michael is looking
forward 10 a vacation.
MIR. Barnard I. Welsh anc
daughter left July IS for few
weeks stay at Bethany Beach
They were accompanied by Susan
McNayr, daughter of former
County Manager and Mrs. Irving
C. McNayr, now of Columbia,
S. C.
Mary Kathryn Westeflund,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Westerlund OF Welsh Drive, re
turned Sunday from weeks
camping trip with Girl Scouts at
lockwood, Md.
Mr.. and Dfrs. w. L. Chapman
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cash crops. Some rye was a
total loss, but the damage
was spread widely, according
TO Foster.
Even those farmers who were
able to get wheat in despite the
rain probably will have to accept
less money for their crops be-
cause the rain bleached the wheat
and it will be graded lower on
the market.
Foster said rains helped to pro,
duce a very good pea crop and
the sweet corn looks pretty good,
thus forecasting a good season
for the canneries at Gathers
burg.
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Rains Harm Few
But Help Many

The unusually heavy rain
fall this past month has put
a crease-but not a frown-
across the forehead of Delbert
T. Foster, county agent for
Montgomery County.
rSure, we've been hurt so far
as the small grain is concerned,
but we've got one of the best
corn crops in many years." Eos.
ter said early this week.
There's more hay and an
abundance of pasture, and
after all, this is a dairy and
beef county," Foster said.
Foster acknowledged that some
farmers have had trouble putting
up hay before the rain rots it.
Judge Donald A. De Lashmutt
of Forest Avenue, Rockville, has
kept meticulous daily record of
rainfall for many years, and his
backyard rain gauge this month
logged total rainfall of a little
more than eight inches, about
twice the normal rainfall.
Almost all of the county's
wheat crop has been harvested
about three weeks behind last
years harvest. Excessive mois.
ture in the wheat made it tough
and hard to combine.
The loss of some wheat and
barley could put the pinch on
some small farmers who,
Foster said, depended on the
small grain crops for their
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31
BY Steed Evans
staff Reporter

Although few persons know
it, Rockville has a new mil
lion-dollar industry that turns
out lavatories, hair driers for
milady and components for
deadly missiles with equal
aplomb.
The Washington Neurological
Associates, Inc, is housed in two
modernistic buildings, as slick as
their products, behind the Pepsi
Cola bottling works on Rollins
Avenue.
About 100 employees there are
engaged largely in research and
development work for the Fed
eral Government. The buildings
belle the work done there.
Luxuriant green shrubbery in
natural wood tubs dot the spa
cious lobby, walled partly by I'M
finished brick. Burlap shaded
lamps stand next to furniture
with foam rubber cushions. The
floor tile looks like cork and the
area occupied by clerks and re-
ceptionists is set off by artful
black metal ratings.
The bemused visitor, relaxed
from the air conditioning, is re-
minded of the purpose of the
plant when he notes the electri-
fled silver tape that borders
every door and window. The tape
is part of an electric security
system.
And some of the charm display
ed by several personable recep.
tionists is dulled when you realize
that each of them has been
cleared for "secret" security. No
one gets by these girls unless he
has filled out form that, among
other things, inquiries into ones
nationality. If you pass scrutiny,
you get a clip-on badge.
Among the first things
seen in the fIourescent-light-
ed offices are file safes that
bear "open" and CLOSED"
tags in bright colors. Some
of these filing cabinets have
combination locks built i'm.
All of this precuation seems a
little out of place when you look
at some of the products made by
VITA. For instance, there is the
Mobilav, an all-purpose hospital
lavatory made of plastic.
On one side of a trunk that
contains pumps, etc, there is a
wash basin and lighted mirror
and cabinet. Rubber hoses supply
water to the Mobilav and flex-
ible rubber conduit disposes of
wastes.
The stanchion bearing the
basin and toilet can be raised by
hydraulic pressure to any height,
1t was designed by VITA en-.
gineerS to roll up to a hospital
bed. Its use does away with bed
pans and bed baths. 1t also is
much cheaper to buy than to in
stall a permanent lavatory.
A Mobilav Is undergoing
intensive tests at the Walter
Reed Army Hospital i'm
Washington.
VITA also turns out a new hair
drier for beauty salons that
could revolutionize the business
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-07-31

Bannockburn, right in our beat.
She's had other troubles with 10.
cal fauna. Last year the neigh
borhood dogs were always snitch-
ing her baby's stuffed toys out
of the play pen on the lawn. Sing
no! for the life in the suburban
wilds!
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The Plates We're Cleaned
Slick As q Whistle

The foLol0ng is description of life at the Maryland
III conservation camp aotten BIZ Of the participants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
HOUSES 70 BUILD

WILL BUILD = or Z bedroom HON,
on your lot. payment low q
i,bgO down Will 1panee. II. c
HUBBARD, Ov. 1896.
hAMBLER 8 bedrms.. on YOUR lot
~ .OOO. On; $4,000. stone front
VIII bid on your plans. UN. ls0s33
ARCHITECT BUILDER. contempt
fary speciallst, will plan and build
2 home 70 ~ your needs 90 youI
lot: min. $50. 900. IN, a-2OO7, :
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cHANTTLLY
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR INVESTMENT

HA(El-LENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR INVESTMENT
i95 ACRES
nj from new airport PROPERTY
iIontlng on Rte. SOS. running hack
spprox mile and q half TO Rte
ess. LAYING between Rte 20 And
Rte SO. iS-mi area u c Oder,
teS intestmen, 20 developers. land
noioins company or for your grouu
o. meoieel men Who Ike oppnr.
r.nity o. land investment IEOATo
REALTY CORP JE. s-7aoi
CONN AVE. BLDG
DOWNTOWN CORNER
Sfoss income. Sf7 500. will show
10 return on equity Of sI3S. 0nC
pies eartail on trust, Mr.. Poole
BOSS n PHELPS, INC.
M S-S3un Res EN- 3-iiat
LA PLATA, MD-Town residence
eAcei condition: II rooms. hath,
Town water and sewage Also suit.
eo.e for ofhees physician or
centia ":aere lot. suitable subdi-
N,slon o. for apartmentS, St5.5OO
LnONARD SNYDER. Telephone
WE 4-isll. La Plata. Nd.
MT. RAINIER-LSe house. rs rms
oetnS. H-car garage. cor lot
ideal loc Tor doctors once or
ise is mi, reasonably PRICED
DOWNTOWN--ses 600 for 4-story
prick .S'xa0 with 81 rms.
baths: : half baths above ISL n
ot 49, deep Honed LIST comml
s-Sl75, ewes. wo 6-lfsI ias
SuIrLAND MANOR units, semi
get brick, all l-bedrm. apis
rs snsa I pss own g NJ Away always
s pEJoNo REALTY. Ju. s. 1913
GOOD LISTING. downtown bidss
apartments. stores land, etc. Con-
suit nERBicH. EN-, 2-02ss, ST
Sa.UNIr luxury elevator apt
downtown WaShington annual
eross ~ excess Of SSp.uOO. nicely
nnAnced' PRINCIPALS only BEST
NEATLY co, Dl, T-di9i; ewes
SMALL NEW SHOPPING CENTER
"n~yr leases, next TO large apt
development and payIng nice aver
ases BEST REALTY co, DI
AUNT CORNER APT BLDG
loned commercial. main AnacoS.
IA business street owner nettine
$4,000 cash per yr sale or
n ssSds a va BEST REALsTY co
FOxHALL RID. N,w.-Det, home.
! hedrms, a7-ft liy. RIM . baths:
deep yard garage; SlS.NSO Ex
3.il00, AID l.SOaO
SILVER sPRlNG--with residential
atmosphere you can live rent free
with income BY buying this 6-unit
Diet. brk. apt. I. bedrms, eaehl
tenants pay utilities; S4s,ahO,
N.2 81 cash, bal. So, Exclusive
BY OWNER, 30 9-dSsp.
1900 so. TT, & Thomas cir.--s
apts parking 100 cars ideal for
apt, house or pvt. organization
sell ACCOUNT family sickness. Box
PINEy BRANCH AND FLOWER
AREA--h-family brick, In top
cond Income s6e4O, Priced
Nun Nj 9G sEA f'i Rsf * $1,000 BAL
INVESTMENT RIAL EsTATE--
Nave ~, "a and 32-unit apart
ments az 3 TO z times income and
over i0se net on your initial in
vestment Also apartment sites.
commercial sites ana acreage. Ask
for Mr.. Edwards, SHANNON n
LUCHS CO. Realtors, .OhA Will
son blvd, Arl,, ia S.6aOO.
le.tNIT RLDG. rear u. 8. Capitol
white tenants with low rents
priced 10 sell, consider trades for
houses 81 land Call IL. S-O6t0.
ewes, RA S.2A20. lp'
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
INVESTMENT PRoP. for sAIE

TRADE $4,000 RAMBLER. ; yrs
Old. Hillerest ID. c. for country
property. LU, s-q26a
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sAIL-WAY 10 guaranteed return
10000 II. comm. properly Ia Inc
heart OF suitland business dis.
trlft Can arrange leases for
prospective investor who viii
build TO suit tenant. BEST RE-
Atty CO, Df. 1871. Ewes. LU
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ALL BRICK
2 FULL BATHS
ONLY $16,500

t-level, split level. g bedrms
lre lot. beautiful area; exceptions
c. M. HALEY, Realtor
l2o Z. Broad o.. Fc..Va. JE. 2-7s44
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AhL, s-1s-27 units, some furn
sQes return, oWNER, "a. E-5sss
WILL TRADE ~ boo equity Il
bsyI -old modern apt. bldg. witt
iO0fl rental records for modsrf
5-4 bedrm house. CHI, s-4453.
LGE. NEW BRICK BLDG, nov be
inE used for furniture store. VIII
apis. above, on lge. lot; ideal 10
3-ss6a or Herndon b11-j.i,
BETWEEN Ilth AND 18th ST. NV
- .stofy brick BLDG. 80 units
clean. Income approx. $4,000
price $4,000. Very profitable
Tu. 2-6Is2. OIL. 2-s047.
APARTMENT HOUSE Of 3 units
on each floor, 81 the edge o.
Rock Greek Park and conventen
70 18th and Columbia I'd, 4 de.
Pendhele renter and . desirable
home for an owner Who likes tn
outlook over the park and maRnlfl
estate, ga 900 ', Annual y r sssE''
about sl.3o0. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER. 1919 X 81. NV. MA
e-li66.
sAYE WAY 70 guaranteed return
Su,VvO y. comm. property Ia tn
ne, near q suitiand business DIS
prospective investor Who Who VI n
build 70 suit tenant. BEST RE
Atty CO, Df. 1871. Ewes. LU
..sl02
WEST IT, OF Ieth ST. n We apis
down. Tx. $1,000.
so .2Be--For q mouern-built. 6-yr.
olc. 3-family. detached brick, In,
dividual gas heat: income, AZ ,0Ot
Per "; ~ 500 cash, bal. Isl
ne I Rx.. ses si:S 81. s.se Sstn 81
? sEMIDETAcHED 4-famiIy fatS
excellent condition: sacrifice: S17,,
soO eaeh ofisinal cost very much
more VIII show high cash return
on small inVestment. Ma. s.e433
ewes. RA. 6-2776.
81 y ST. s.E.--2-family apt rent
go per mo. Price. 50 300. ownei
Esnt oieI; FLOYD 3 DAvIs
~; i9gs < y ~. ma. s-oS5@
1871 ~ V~OF~D
t-APT. BLDG, close 70 Congress
sional Library. Capitol Hill *
eelient neighborhood. terms 81.
600 cash. bal. sI26 month. II
6-a152.
a-uNIT APT. BLDG. vic 18Th anc
Eve caeiia a.a ~ nv slo.Soo. Cal
NEAR 18th, on Fairmont 81. nv
- Detached brick % unit apt
oldS annual income. $4,000.
terms Exclusively with
JOSEPH 2. BRUNO. INC
ives. WA 1892 ST. 1920
g UNITS. e-BKDRM APTe
Low RENTALS. WHITE TENANTS
l3:UEIT: ]. . BEDRM. APIS.
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LOUIS Ridden, To. 2-3O60
GOOD INvEsTMENT-sEE THIS
1913 EUCLID ST NV.
Rents Nl4e, q UNITS. Price
OPEN SUNDAY. "a
MARSHALL J. WAPIE CO.
AD 4-2OO5
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and up. We have other attrae.
downtown bides and sites at Teas.
prices and terms. For information
please call
HAROLD B. BONART 81 co.
". 7-i2s2 Ewes. OIL l-5947
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OPEN 25
GENTLEMAN'S
ESTATE

Ladiek and gentlemen,
doctors and lawyers. . sra
cious home Tor graclouS liv-
lnR or perfection itself as 4
fufSing or conyalescent
home this genuine. COM
pietely restored Colonial
mansion. surrounded by Eng.
hsh boxNood GAINESVILLE,
Prince Wm. County, as min
utes from WAshinGton. .
wells. : beautiful acres, .
car EaEaGe. } baths. q bed
rooms > stairWayB front
stairway curved IN Colonial
tfaditionl. . living rooms :
fireplace nahogany
paneled library, BANQUET
si1ed dintng room. large
kitchen, | pantry. giassed-
porch. large pa TO. oil
h0t.Eater beat S47 .0Oo,
trades considered DIREC-
TONS. Ony Lee highway 10
RI IS. rlghl q mile 10
home on risht
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee HiEhWay KE. $3.50
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BUsINEss PROP. FoR RENT

ALEXANDRIA. vA.--6paee in mod
f, err shopping center, suitable for
business or professional Of1ces or
store. parking area. near nus stop
and several apartment projects.
XII @-s4s4
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APARTMENT

APARTMENT
,.e asS1'I sasS ss ssii 70 li9 Rs
room. kitchen. dinette. 2
bedrooms and bath Excel
lent rental BACKGROUND. Ask
tnG $4,000. Call Mr., Kor-
man
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lst COMNlI.., End 81. NV, oDp
vert $4,000. Pc 7-ss43
IN InsggsiNEss L pIIssTRIcT

UPPER 18th ST. NV.
several desirable bldss. avail
HAROLD B. BONART a co.
~. 7.l2S2 Eyes.. Of. t.eVt'
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-vA.
Builders Home

{ oakton --3 -bedrm, rambler, full
bsmt, rec rm.. - bath and out
side entr. sep. garage; a.rm. cot
MiII.icAN' jF s.s7ss s'V . =