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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Plans Being Completed
For Alumni Meetinq

Regular meeting of the Cald-
well alumni organization was
held Monday evening at the
grade. school cafeteria with
President Billy Semon presiding.
Mrs. Mary Richcreeek and Mrs.
Faye Hayes were named as CO.
chairman for the buffet dinner
to be served on Friday evening,
July 4 at $50 p. m. They will
select members to serve on this
committee and they are to con-
tact the various organizations
interested in serving this dinner.
Cards are now being mailed
out to all alumni and they must
be returned not later than Mon
day, June 16.
1t has been un-officially estim-
ated that Caldwell high school
has approximately 1900 alumni
since the first graduating class
back in 1886.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22

Donald Ray Bettinger, of the
Sarahsville high school, grad
uating senior and the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Bettinger, received
the honor attendance award al
commencement exercises Wed
nesday evening, May 81, for
having a perfect attendance rec
ord for the last seven years of
school.
During the IL years, Donnie
was absent only three days. This
was during his fifth year of
school.
He spent the entire IL years
at the Sarahsville school where
he took active part in glee club
and class activities.
His senior year, he was a
member of the school paper staff
and the annual staff, and he
served as manager for the
schools basketball team during
his senior year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
SummerfieId Resident
CHARGED With D.W.I.

Charles Leasure, of Summer
field route l, was arrested by
Marshal Russell Davis, of Sarahs,
vile, Sunday, and charged with
driving while intoxicated.
He appeared before Mayor
George Kemp, of Sarahsville,
and received a fine of 500 and
costs and three days in the
Noble county jail. The fine was
paid, according to Sheriff Donald
Conaway.
A passenger in the car, Bert
Leasure, Of Summerfield route /,
was charged with intoxication.
He was fined $40 and costs by
Mayor Kemp and this fine was
also paid.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22

township and in the Southern
Noble Schools.
At one time or another she has
taught in the following school
districts: Belle Valley, grades
and high school; Brookfield,
grades; Beaver, grades and high
school; Buffalo, grades; Center,
Sarahsville, grades and high
school; Seneca, Mt. Ephraim
grades; Dexter City school dis
trict, grades and high school;
Webber, South Olive; Fulda,
grades and high school; Jackson
township, Dungannon, Town
house, Upper Big Run, Jackson
grades, Delaney, Keith.
Elk township, Harriettsville
grades and high school; Sandy
Point, Three Forks, Flag,
Sample; Sharon township, Shar-
on grades; Danford, Mud Col
lege, Forest Grove grades and
high school and Pickenpaugh.
Mrs. Kegg has furnished the
music for between rs and 80
commandments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kegg are going
to sell their home in Columbus
and move to Arizona this sum-
mer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton held their organizational
meeting on Monday evening,
May 19, at st. Philomena's s
church in Caldwell. The purpose
of this meeting was to elect
officers, with the following
being elected: president, Donna
Nau; vice president, Ed. James;
secretary, Caroline Chicwak;
treasurer, Judy Archer, and
news reporter, Carolyn Giallom-
bardo. The date of the next
meeting will be announced later.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22

The above students received scholarship awards final
district state scholarship tests in the Ohio University District
conducted at Marietta May 1858 From right
Sharon Blackwell granddaughter of Mr.. Joseph
Fields of Sarahsve received first place English
sion ILL., and first place English regardless classification
She received seventh place in the state in her
James Dale Leek Mr. and Mrs Sarahs-
VILE placed eleventh in English TX in the district
Deoris Olivia Bond, daughter of Mr. Mrs Dallas Bond
of Mt Ephraim took fifteenth place in English x.
Larry Rutherford Mr.. Rutherford of
Sarahsvlle received twelfth place in World History.
All of these students received gold certificates from
the Ohio State Board of Education
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
ENJOY DINNER

A pot luck dinner was en-
joyed Sunday evening, May Is
in the dining room of the Corpus
Christi church in Belle Valley
by members of the Catholic
Women's club and their guests.
Following the dinner an evening
of games and social diversions
was enjoyed. The door prizes
were won by Mrs. Marvel Nc
Cauley and Virginia Halahan.
Guests in attendance in addition
to Mrs. McCauley were Rev. Fr.
S. j. Pekalla and Mrs. Eva Hep
pner.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
CHICKEN DINNER

There will be a fish and chic
ken dinner served to the public
Decoration Day, Friday, May 80
at the American Legion hall in
Belle Valley from loo to 800
p. m. The ladies auxiliary will
prepare the dinner and the cost
is $1.25 for adults and so cents
for children. There will be enter
tainment during the afternoon
hours. Members of the Legion
post and auxiliary are cooperat-
ing in this social affair.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
CROWDED OFF HIGHWAY

A car driven by Virgil Carroll,
of Macksburg route !, was struck
by car driven by Madeline
Johnston, SIS, of Pinehurst, N. c.,
when the Johnston car was
crowded off Ohio Route 7. The
state highway patrol reported the
accident occurred six miles north
of the st. Mary's bridge at 2:40
p. m. Thursday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
FINGER FRACTURED

Miss Betty Miley, of Pleasant
City, fractured the little finger
Of her right hand, Sunday, when
she caught it in a car door. She
was treated ard dismissed from
St. Francis hospital.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
RECENT MOVE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ogle and
family have moved from their
home in Dexter City to the
Maple Shade Farm where they
will assume the management of
Ogle's Maple Shade Inn. c. B.
Ogle is retiring.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
FALLS FROM PORCH

May 10, three-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Schafer,
Pleasant City, was treated Sat-
urday at St. Francis hospital for
a sprained ankle, which she
received when she fell from a
porch while playing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
ATTENDS WEDDING

Mrs. C. M. Racey, of Caldwell,
attended the wedding of her
niece, Miss Mary Lou Reitler to
James Edward Burt on Saturday,
May II, at the First Presbyterian
church in Cambridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
VISIT LIBRARY

Members of the third grade
of the Belle Valley schools
visited the Caldwell library on
Monday. They were shown the
various phases of the library by
Miss Hortense Gibson, librarian.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Mrs. Esther Kegg Resigns
As County Music Supervisor

Mrs Esther Kegg has resigned position supervisor
IN the Noble county schools and retiring the teaching
fesso of Mrs Kegg 6 teaching
in the Noble county schools.
AT present Mrs Kegg teaching Buffalo township
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
Bacca|aureate Services
Set For Sunday Night

Rev Fred H. Eastman of the United
will deliver the baccaaueae Sermon evening Nav
when annual for the Caldwell graduating
the school auditorium
DR. Robert Clyde Yarbough speech dfamatics
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-05-22
In HOSPITAL

William Farmhouse, of Belle
Valley, was admitted to the
Guernsey Memorial hospital in
Cambridge on Wednesday, May
81 for observation and treatment.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

VOL as possess a regular teaching
certificate
The February 70 Juno aNailahil
ity Of time wont be sufficient to
make a complete round Of eligible
students. but every effort viii be
made TO roach as many as possible.
IT is orr hope TO accomplish as
much as possible this year and in
clude the program Oh a permanent
basis as a ycar-round proposition
next year" superintendent r. j.
McIlwaine said today.
Divided Schedules
Farmyille High viii have ono of
the cars until the end Of March
when il will be used at Worsham
II will be returned 10 Farn1ville for
May The other car will bc used
at Motion High where student en-
rollment and eligibility arc greater
The .coprac Is offered through The
Division Of II q IN and PHYSICAL
Education Of the Department of
Education After completion. many
Insurance companies make a re-
duction in liability Insurance pre-
NUNS which cover cars to which
youths taking the course have ac-
cess.
The new characterization scdans
arc provided as d public service BY
HarriS-Cook Motor Company. Inc.
of raln,e-illc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
? Hours Behind The Wheel
Driver Training Course AT Three High
Schools In Horn And Brake Phase

High school tccnape drivers III
Prince Edward county ar rcplac-
ing a restless urge to be on the 20
to an smleSs destination With a
state Department Of Education pur-
paSfflIlnesS They're taking driver
training
Two dual control le.la scdals wore
delivered 10 school authorities Mon
day BY r r. Cook and c. W. Har-
ris, Farmyille businessmen, to make
possible a behind-the- wheel follow
up TO classroom instructions given
during tho first semester.
The driving instruction divided
into seven hour periods. covers
manipulation proficiency. safety
standards and traffic rules and con-
duct II comes on top Of classroom
vork III such subjects as attitudes.
accident statistics. physical linlita-
iinns. safe driving standards. and
protection of ono self aud othera.
Certified Teachers
Students = wears Of agc and
above sre elieible aud The seven
hour requirement in driving may be
lowered for youths With adequate
honle-taught proficiency
NJ U. Leete will instruct at Farm
vile High. J Boyd Bagby at Wor-
sham and W H Truman al r R.
Notion High The Department Of
Education requires that instructors
b certified fer driver training a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Area Teachers Will
Discuss Scientific
Impact On Curriculum

Prince Edward Amelia and
Cumberland County public school
teachers and Longwood College
faculty members viii bc among
1900 delegates expected fos the
annual meeting Of District D. Viz
gina Education ASSOCIATION. sat
urdav n Petersburg
One Of the highlight discussions
will tackle the subject. Recent
Scientific Advances implications
for Curriculum Development, IN
addition TO general sessions there
Will be III sectional and depart
mental meetings for various teach
ing fields.
II Willctt, Richmond school
superintendent and BENJAMIN
Cooper. General Electric Company
engineer viii lead the curriculum
study session. from thf viewpoint
of education and of science and
industry
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Brush Burning Law
Becomes Effective
Saturday, March |

The March ! to April M I pm,.
brush burning law goes INTO effect
tomorrow Saturday The Law is
designed 70 prevent forest fires aid
lessen thc chance Of cXcapcd fires
The Law includes All types Of fires
and applies 70 trash and debris
burning aS vol as ~ brush disposal
fires In sonnc' municipal areas. in
GLIDING Farmvillc there are also
supplementary ordinances similar to
Tho state Law
Under state law i is unlawful to
burn ANYTHING when the fire will
he within 500 feet of woodland.
brnShland. fields Of dry grass or
q b cr mflammablc natursi sub
stances except between the honFS
Of I pm and midniglr.
ForcSters advise that those burn
ing within the legal time limits
should have fires attended at all
tines, It's the fires left alone that
escape and cause trouble 81 legal
Involvement they advise.
The time left after restrictions is
designed to AID those With burning
TO do. After O'Clock when such
fires are lawful, the air is cooler
and the early spring winds usually
die down With consequent lesScnng
Of the danger OF escaped fires.
Those With heavy burning to do
arc cautioned TO include plans for
preventing escape OF the fire as
part Of their total arrangement.
Forcsters also warn that fires must
be out completely after midnight.
Division Of Forestry lookout towers
and Chief forest wardcnS il the
counties will be alertcd to investi-
gate all smokes after March |.
according TO Maynard Stoddard, dis
trict fire chief here
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Lock $500 Acres
Prospect Farmers
Hear Report On
w atershcd Progress

A small group of interested
farmers III Prospect area braved
the wind and rain Wednesday night
10 attend an eAplana o,Iv meeting On
thc Buffalo creek watershed de-
yclona,en,
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county Ut, cohservationist toid IN
gro,,, ,hat annlications H. III I'm.
ss,.,,atia~ ranrese,tin,l more than
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Two { cumberland
Men Seriously
Burned In Fire


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DUSTY burned ana ANo oti'etS fe-
eciNeu i'i,''ol o''' 10 Y, +" 'i"9" h''ao
llhe iae "e'''H'S'iat ai'e' i1o'a ''ooa'
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faRe' sag aoo'l 'No '"d I ~
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'n' llai'l' : e9''d POI pc oeit'ii'''l'''a
y WaA iiol ~ cNlaoNloii ''Nls
eNplalAca. pa' 4 'iash 'ta''''
Charles +. Lane BODY and teaaef
man Norl.ina III the Ahop Was seri-
onsly mured Nth fN'aas thiHl
degree hulals Ronald Wilson ~ha
happened e BE- la thc shop al h
tme also received thra dearae
burns III spots Wilson was treated
at souihslde Community Hospital
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Virginia Legion
Adjutant TO Make
Awards Here Monday

Charles L. Kcssler. Of Richmond.
adlutant of the Virginia American
Legion organization will visit Jack
Garland Post % at Farmville next
Monday night for an address and
presentation 81 awards for out
standing local success in member
ship recruiting.
The meeting Will be held at the
new post home on the Rice road
All 3 pm
KeSslcr Is widely known through
out Virginia the EaSt and the
Southwest as speaker In his
position with the Legion M has made
hundreds Of appearances over the
state He presently is commanding
officer II thc NH Naval District
Naval Reserve Public Relations
Unit in Richmond.
KeSsler accompanied Rcar-Ad-
niral Richard f Byrd on Ills
Arctic Expedition in 1926 and the
Antarctic Expedition Of l928-3o q
Little America A veteran 81 SIX
wears as an enlisted man in No
Marine Corps. he represented tho
CORPS or thr Aro-ic yNn'Wo
Dmlne World VA II. kcsSler ~
turned to military service as a
n lieutenant and was placed II charge
Of Navy recruiting in Virginia witt
headquarters in Richmond In l9it
Ne was transferred to the ready it'd
serve after beng promoted to the
Isdnk q Commander
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Scarlet Fever
Reported In Area
Bv Health Director

Prevalence OF three highly com
municable diseases In this area has
been reported BY the area health
director. Or. r. c. Celements.
A number Of cases Of scarlet
icver. measles and chicken pox have
been reported
Or. Clements urges all parents
with children 10 inspect them daily
tot evidence or scarlet fever. The
disease usually begins with sore
throat and can be dangerous Chill
dren With sore throat frequently de
Velop ear disease which may be
Gripping as well as distressing
DR. q c IN en- s strongly recon
mends that parents take all such
cases 10 the family doctor promptly
as tho antibiotics are usually Speci-
fic for these infections and the cost
is not excessive
Penicillin Or some other antibiotic
VIII probably cure the patient, and
leave tho infected throat free Of IN
infection thereby eliminating the
guarantees that were once used
There is no known effective pre-
ycntion fol scarlet foyer bn, thC
complications can ushally be pre-
vented by acting promptly
Do no' taxa thc SICK child where
others can bc infected Be carofu
when Won take the child to the doc
tor Have mn child wait N the ca1
until YOU have explained the con
dition 70 The doctor. and ho vii
direct yon away from others ID ;
private Office
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Uncle Som u Sucker Role
Veteran Far East Executive Says U. S.
Foreign Aid Billions Not Succeeding

BY the Y. . government 10 per-
suade countries i'll need to provide
attractive and competitive climates
for private Western capital to enter.
Need Better Leaders
One Of the suggested business
like changes Pearson would make
would be 70 eliminate foreign aid
administrators of middle and low
quality ability with little or no
knowledge q the countries and
their nationals. "
Recalling that economic aid has
cost Americans $50 billions since
World War II and most OF it gwen
away without repayment require
ments. Pearson reports comments
made to me BY individuals in few
OF the aided countriS." as follows:
Many leading BritisherS in Hong
Kong and India. some Of which
were visiting as representatives of
large firms ~ England, told me at
yst+,a4ts--.Ks-t .A. wv,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
u Sucker Role

Americas unprecedented foreign
aid llbcrality is being challenged III
series of addresses presented in
this area BY Roy R. Pearson. who
spent 20 years IN the Far East as an
executive of the U. SIS Standard
Vacuum Oil Company.
For their national Investment Of
$50 billions since World War II. the
equivalent Of q 81 900 tax charge
against every employed American.
The U. s. has rot achieved success
fully lis purposes of maintaining
these countries within the Western
orbit and helping them to postwar
rehabilitation and stability, Pearson
maintains.
The Farmville resident, now
semlretired under the oil COM
panyS program for executives with
long time service abroad, calls for.
~ 4 downward revision Of U. S.
foreign aid and a change to husi-
-t-,---,-1 49, ----1 t-i ~ A9.l
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

i r.. .itA.4At , bd Itt4>>t' CfitNetk'Hi, ~
cations Mill commence at ali inter
The Farnvillc Ministerial Union,
Tho mtcr-chuch organization Of pas
tors, Is sponsoring the ioint Sunday
night service il TIC Baptist Church
a O'clock
Participating CONGREGATIONS ar G
Joining for tho month ioint en-
rhasls on VISITATION and church life,
but each van nan and conducg
lis Own program dlnlna me four
weeks duration. according 10 Or
" Otis McClnnu Chairman IF the
ministers group.
Sunday nights rally a service
appropriation far The community
eyaneelisrc effort. viii he high
lighted BY a panionine on VISTA
ton. Il VIII be given by college
students undcr} the leadership Of
Matilda Powell of Lonewood Coz
lcec.
\ DI McCluus IN joined III tue
other pastors. Ha inviting aud irsng
widc attendance Sunday night NJ
the united start q tho project
Opportunities for spiritual growth
aid the satsfact.ons and challenges
Of individual service through acrNc
church connection via b chief an
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Elcan To Receive
Freedoms Foundation
Award AS Editor

M. c. Elcan, Jr.. formerly of Buck
lngham county. Will receive a Free
domS Founda ton award for 1857 for
service as editor Of Tho Iron Work
cr. COMPANY publication of the
Lynrhhurg Foundry COMPANY
His company Will receive a sim
liar award for its publication. The
George Washington Honor Medal
Awards are made annually for serv.
ice in creating better understanding
Of basic principles undertaking the
American republic.
Freedoms Foundations at Valley
Forge, Pa, is a nonprofit, nonpol-
til 9 l. nonScctarian organization
working TO broaden understanding.
President Eisenhower serves as hon
tt... 4f --..,Hr.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Red Cross Drive Opens For Sl,225

club and Mrs Grace Go~dan.
American Legion auxiliary. Farm
vilIe district M5s NerrF PFichard.
G T Agec, sam Motley 9 "
Mcintosh Mrs \ n Clark James
Forbes II = Cofiey, II ~ Allen.
Howard Stnart OHIO Oyerion and
Mrs Annie Y Putney. business DIS
tl'ict Mrs zoe Glenn Prospect
district Mrs Margaret shorter
Buffalo district MIS- Edwards.
Lackoti district and Nss John
Love. Odcll COOK ana William Cook
Leigh district
Mrs. Nat Gfra IS chairman Of
INC FarnYille distflct colored cam
paien and Mrs Spencer is in charge
Of the colored drive IN Buffalo dis
tlct
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

a mon'b-loae drpc 10 RAISE fnds
for the Rcd Gross W1ll eet underway
this week ~ Prince Edward county
and throughout the country
Mrs Adelaide Edwards Is char
man Of tho Prince Edward cam
paign 10 raise 81 225. Special gifts
letters went out two weeks ago.
and Mrs Edwards has spent the
past week lining up Tic county
drive
There has boon a wonderful re-
Sponse in the county Mrs Ed
wards said Wednesday with many
people offering 70 help With The
drive .
District chairnfQ Tor tic dil1 G
ARE Miss Anna Dickhan Hampden.
MIS-. G r. Noblin. Junior Woman S
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28

Tire Richmond church adM'mS
traitor suggested -four personal pro-
ccdtreS for tie stretching Of char
actar and gracionsnoss in Jar
man Hall assembly address Grow
ing Taller
Frs' spiritual maturity may hc
helped through the conipulsion of
circumstance, The Virginia born
and educated guest speaker said
Necessity Good
Spltnlks and II were Inc com
pnlsion under which thf Y s.
launched On Explorer and thr
scientific advances achieved Under
tho mrcss Of World War II grew
aut N are necessity fhc theo-
logan declared
When VIC Snrmonnt circum-
stance When Wa master inc com
pulsions With winch He surrounds
Us. We create taller CHARACTER hc
said
Secondly ~ thinking VI these
les fortunate than We. We harvest
inward sustenence on which charac-
tcr tHcdS ihc minister told ihe
YWCA invited audience Confront
np ourselves with envy 0vrf others
AuceossrN or arerl ovcf th+n WIN
4cssioHs Serpeg tus' tlie opposite
purpose by shrinking character bc
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
N0ucgc Head TO Lead
G,racc { hapcl Service

Thc RIM James comHoek. prcsi
Debt 81 Shenandoah Christian Col
lceo at Roanoke ( VIII deliver the
morning ana evening messages AN
Grace Chapel, Farmvillo Sunday.
al II am and 7:45 pm
The speaker viii bring with him
group of students attending the
college Pastor Herman DowdY in
vitcs the public 70 attend the SCR
vices al the Jackson Heights church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Grass Fire Burns
Half Acre Monday

A grass fire Monday afternoon
called out the Farmville Fire De
partment. About one-half acre Of a
field Oh the farm Of Mrs. Frank
White on tho Germantown Road
west Of Farmville was burned i'll
the fire. The fire apparently started
while some brush was being burned
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-28
Fcur Churches Joining
Mtcr-Church Rally Sunday
TO Start March Visitation

conducted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31

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200, electric, all paved. gas wa.
ter, phone. No assessments, all
clear. Surrounded BY attractive
new homes Take II today, Call
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$40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-31
MouNTAIN PROPERLY

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ing Shenandoah Valley-Up TO
2,2OO II. high. Magnificent view,
closest 10 DC, 80 acres reserved
Tor recreation Large cottage sites,
IDEAL for week ends or retirement.
Very easy terms. Open Sunday,
barring rain; be sure 10 come.
Directions: out Rt. 80 10 Shenan-
doah River. t57 mi, from De- DO
Blue Mountain DO mi watch for
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