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Evening star., 1958-05-08

MUST BE SOLD
TO SETTLE ESTATE

AZ an a 49, - - -
ASSUME AZ GI LOAN
OPEN SAT. i-e-2.bedroom dst
brick rambler with Nv, rm.,. aep,
sln: en.; Im. Sc shsssL bet kl kklnehoS is9ss' es
Vs,o,o p ps9nls s.nan Ilsh. r., On a psnnl. s.n
aln y open sirn" a. i0aOs
JoTLES & sENNETT co.
DAILY, pI, 7.AWA; Rsssa ~, s.aals
FINANCE FHA OR VA
vety low down paymsnt required
on thia ali.hriek, bedroom
dpring area Homs Il close 10
lechool and nice recreation center
las basement with outside exit
Ice level fenced lot. This home
=, real remIort for family Of hvs,
rice, Slt,hN0,
TREES"
a. SS' K. issr e, ssi sf,' .D.Oss%Ini A.: ssSsSsI
bedrooms and modern, spacious
titchen with dishWasher and dis
Assume laree ihe. loan, with
mall, mall cab cgSp' ssS and move In for
James c. Conley & Co.
gseS GA, AVE, Ju, a-fia4 TIL .
BRAND-NEw HOMES
We have . large selection Of 2, 3
ana bedrm. brick ramblers, split
levels and Cape Gods In the silver
Sprlnn, chevy Chase. Bethesda and
New Hampshire ave. areas with atS
and 3 baths, finished rec, room and
extras too numerous 10 mention
Terms 70 suit,
LEO A. BRYER q CO., INC.
JU. a.soas; Mrs. Wills, RA. e-i4e5
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BETHESDA, MD.

DE nEOOh, NIL.
A very good value at S.7.OOO-4.
bedroom brick Cape Cod with rec
room, convenient 10 schools
churches, Naval Hospital and NH
This home boasts many unusua
built-in features, as well as
double WOODED lot: immaculate con.
dition and beautiful location. Cal
Mrs. Brandt, Ma. S-a300; ewes
Kc ssesb5; ssesssIb,5a;. BOSS g. PHELPS
BETHESDA
LUXURY LIVING with conven.
fence. Is what you get In this al
most new modern split-level home
with large a-car garage. recreation
rm. and patio. 3 bedrms. and
baths; near to all public schools;
fine residential area. Price, $4,000
DON'T BUY YET
II you haven't seen this excep.
tionally large 3-bedrm. ALL-BRICK
RAMBLER, fun basement with rec
reation rm. and maids quarters,
stone fireplace in liv. rm., $50 II
deep lot; near schools and bus. Can
assume $4,000 loan at 4es, or re-
finance. Price only S19.950.
James G. COnley & Co.
1901 woodmont Ave, Bethesda
OIL. 4-6S33 Ewes, WA. 7-6306
Evening star., 1958-05-08

BuRLEITH
New. exclusive. immacu-
late 3 bednna lovely Garden
and porches. s2l,OOO. CO,
a.OhSA
CLEVELAND PARK
New llatlnH excellent
hedrmk baths, iinished
rec, rm and bar, hne gar-
den and parking. S2b,5O0.
co A-OANf,
FOXHALL VILLAGE
New exclusives me for
family: 4is bedrms., : baths.
Has everything Including
beautiful view on PARK,
$1,000. FE. 3.1a9O,
MILLIcENT CHATEL
1875 wis. Ave. DE, Celia
Evening star., 1958-05-08

CATHEDRAL AREA-4-bedrm.. ..
bath town house, rec. rni.' perfect
Kit. S9a,N5O.
MaekRTHuR BLVD. SECTION
Charming small house acre
woodland: Slb,7b0. STEVENS. FE.
3-4af5. ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES invest
ment. 3 ineome-produeing units
low cash
CHAIN BRIDGE RD-Sis.5OO
Attractive 3-bedrm. house on corner
lot
RESERVOIR RD,-3-bedrm.. 2.
bath town house with rec I'm. ana
terrace Easv 10 buy.
J. c. cHATEL. HU. 3-33b6
MT. PLEAsANT-YOUR CHOICE
Six 3-story homes. OIL rms,
some with baths and 4 Kitchens;
S5OO-s2 400 dn. X. 3. BRUzEE'
NO 7-1626.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
BRooTDALE- WooDHAvEN
GLEN TOVE ApEA

BROOKDALE--Whi brick CEN
ter-hali Colonial, with liv rm.,
din. rm.. kit, library. powder rm.
on 1st floor; 3 twin-size bedrms., .
baths on end; excel. loe. to shop
ping and transp. Beautiful plant
ing. Ewes, call Mrs. Mckinley. IA.
2-2451.
M modern kit 3 bedfms'. nursery, Z
baths, rec. rm., maids rm., bath
and full bsmt. Call Mr.. Kennedy,
GLEN COVE AREA-small red
brick home, perfectly maintained
9 bedrms., bath. full bsmt., lovely
planting. FHA appraised. Ewes,
call Mrs. Kinsey. OIL. 2-213s.
W. C. q A. N. MILLER DEV. co.
REALToR I'm. 2-4464
Evening star., 1958-05-08

CUUNIhN AIhE Under CANOPY
Of tall trees and with an
abundance Of shrubbery and
fowers-here's . smart all-briek
beauty with 3 bedrms., = baths,
spacious living rm., separate din
ing rm. and equipped kitchen, de-
tached garage and workshop; situ-
ated in attractive Franklin Park,
near N. Arlington; close to buses,
schools and stores: asking S21 800;
Sl,5O0 down to qualified buyer and
easy monthly payments. NOT
MULTIPlE-LISTED BUT EX-
CLUSlYELY WITH PEARSON
PROPERTIES, INC, 6431 Arling-
AGENTS, JE. 4-5S75.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

CHEVY CHASE, u. C.-4 bedroom
Center-hall brk. Colonial in excel
lent condition; recreation room IN
basement, garage; level wooded
lot close to schools and buses. In
the best neighborhood; priced e
eel Immediately at sig, 800. call
EDW. II. JONES a. CO., INC,
WO $4,000 til q nm.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ALBEMARLE-CoNN. AVE. AREA
Beaut big. 4-bedrm., 21a-bath.
semidet. brk home, near Bureau
OF Standards, Hearst, Deal st.
AIMS, Friends Schools. Asking
S22.95O. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
nc, DI. 7-1411; ewes, Wo.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

sHEvY CHASE-3 bedrns.. 2 baths,
Sleepins porch, storage attic, liv.
rn with frepl.. brisht din. rm.,
oil hwh. Close 10 Wis circle
shorping center Low COS COL. +,
II, KOHLOSS, OIL 4-1963.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

COMMUNITY CENTER = Harmoni-
Gus blending OF charm and utility
brick rambler featuring q modern
electric G-E kitchen, full bsmt.
with recreation room, garage and
workshop area: located on a beau
tifully handicapped LARGE COR
NER LOT, n blk. to school and
community swimming pool. Only
SlS.950 and assume large 4Iats
loan with small down payt. CALL
IA. 5-6SO0. SHANNON & LUCHs,
REAIT0RG 00Ss Wilson hlnd
Evening star., 1958-05-08

BY OWNER, GI or FHA-New brick
rambler, ~ II. long. 3 bedrms..
baths, liv, rm., din. rm., kit.
frepl, bsmt. lmmed. occupancy. At
Sl7,500. Small down payment. JE.
3-0O4S.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

CHEVY CHASE. S@3,500--Brick CO.
lonlal IN excellent condition Cen
ter han, 3 bedrooms, . baths, den,
modern kitChen with breakfast
nook Walkout basement with rec
reation room. Detached garage
Excellent value. viii consider FLA
financing Call OIL. 6-2344, oflice
open . til .. THOMAS J. FISHER
d CO. INC.
Evening star., 1958-05-08
HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

ROCK CREEK PARK--conv. 10
Eaat.west hwy. and orubb rd.,
shopplng center, bus and schools,
This aii-briek Colonial, on large
corner lot. has lust been reduced.
ofisrs liv. rm. with hrepl,. lb-ft.
din. rm.. family-size kit, and
screened porch on LIST \ 3 twin.
bed rms. and bath on md A.; full
bsmt, with lavatory. Reduced 20
SIH,5OO. Z. r. BLANCHARD,
Realtor. JU. e.s600.
ROCKVILLE-By OWNER. 3-bedrm
ramb. wffenced yd., auto. washer,
refgr. Assume 4es OF loan. Po.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

SPECIAL--Spacious g.
bedroom brick rambler; large livs
ing room, family-sise dining room,
q dream OF an all-electrie Kitchen.
dishwasher, etc, tremendous pam
eled rec. room with built-in bar.
z stools; ideal for entertaining:
situated close to Columbia pike
on large corner lot. Must be seen
TO be appreciated. Priced to sell
fast at S20,950. ARFAX REALTY,
JE. 4-490O.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

WILLIAMSBURG IR. HlGH-3-bed-
rm. brick rambler, dry bsmt., love-
~ patio, fianked by tail trees. AS
sumo lee. 4laes trust. S2J,4
FRED :. GEORGE. IA. s-o777,
Evening star., 1958-05-08

ARL. FOREST, mr.. st. Thomas
More and shop,LThree; bedroom
Dreed Drs for sST QUICK pGIie se 81 900 psMt nnder
price other homes in same area
have sold for recently; $3.50 cash,
balance. S92 per mo. MANNAS,
1T lain
Evening star., 1958-05-08

AN UNUSUAL FIND---custom- built.
neP'EGr1sst' neF c ass o s0f H. " g.rnUn ss sG. as
mortal hwy. in one OF Vas finest
residential areas. This rambler
has Ice. living rm. with fireplace,
separate dining rFn., EXQUISITE
KITCHEN, 3 bedrooms. . baths
and HUGE family room, ell on
main floor. Daylight bsmt. has
rec. room and space for 2 addi-
tional bedrms and hath with sep
arate entrance; 2-car garage.
Lots Of trees. Priced in the low
40s. Call OV. 3-1413. SHANNON
a. LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

TOP VALUE IN n. ARL.-You viii
md this delightful. compact 2-bed-
rm. home most eonv. to Westover
shopping area. The kitchen Is fully
equipped and has table space, rear
screened porch overlooking large,
level, fenced yard. Priced at only
ST.. $50 and can be purchased with
low down payt. Call ia. 5-6s0O.
SHANNON a. LucHs, REALTORS,
9Ohk Wtleon hIud
Evening star., 1958-05-08

Mr.. FAMILY MANI! Here iS your
ROOM, 9.BATH split-ie1ei Rons
at q price within your means.
Main level has fabulous 21x12-ft.
liv.. rm., big, big din. rm. and COM
plete dream kit, huge lower level
with finished rec. rm.: nice h-acre
garden spot with plenty OF rm. for
the children 70 romp and play.
CAN'T BE BEAT at s1e.9b0,
CROWELL 4 CO.. INC, Realtors,
Fairfax once, 304 Lee hwy, CIR.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

ARLINGTON N.-Briek rambler;
walk to express transp., shopping;
GI and FHA approved. Three
bedrms., fully equipped kit, att.
brick garage, patio. storm win
dows, lovely level lot Asking ap-
praised price OF $4,000. Call
OWNER, KE. 6-9464.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

$3.50 DOWN, $S5 PER MO-, incl.
taxes and insurance. This cute
home is set back from the road
amid trees. colorful flowers and
bushes. Featurins 3 bedrms.. 13x
% 1t, liv. rm., patio. hot-water
heat system. s. q. GERACHTs CO,
REALTORS, JE. 2-o3lA
Evening star., 1958-05-08

ALEX. AREA-3-bedrm., IIs-bath
air-cond. brick rambler: lge.
closets, storage space: on u acre;
no bsmt. or stairs. Assume Sl4,-
900 GI loan. Pay sol mo. Call
OWNER, so b-4O71
Evening star., 1958-05-08

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--BUY NOW!
First offering Just redecorated
Brick Colonial, Is rooms. baths.
Excellent tfansp. Walk to all
schools Priced in low @0S. Va.
cant Shown by sppt 2 am g
y I'M EN- @-14O0. Ewes, AID. a.
SS3o METZLER REALTOR.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

MASS. AVE. EXIT s23, 3,760-Brick
rambler; 3 bedrms., huge rec. rm,
with bar. fenced. level lot and
son, EN-. .-50s2 with THOMAS /.
PHILLIPS CO., OIL. 4-i424.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

TO EVERYTHING in
the highly coveted Lorcom lane
area Of N. Arlington: new bi-level
offering. Four bedrms., 2 full
baths, paneled rec; rm, de luxe
KITCHEN, including dishwasher and
with low down payment. For fur.
ther details, call THE DARBY Co,
Realtors, 23Ig Wilson blvd, IA.
b-93D3. once open 8 It'll 9.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

POSSESSION on this 3-bedrm.. q
bath rambler. Dashboard h.-wh.
Modern equip. kitchen. Carport
and storage room. Make an offer
on the dn. pymt and move today
CURTIS z. MARTIN SALES INC,
100 8. Royal St, Alex. XII. 9-67O0.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

SPRINGFIELD = owners loss can
be your gain, We have some Of
the best buys We have ever had IN
springield, All sifes and prices.
Come see US today. Let Us help
you make q deal. Assume 4tass
loan. Nov Is the time. Our 81
years experience Is AZ your sery-
Ice. LYNCH BROS. INC, REAL
TOR, sPRlNoFIELD, VA. FL.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

bHAND-NEW-Un lovely. 3.
bedrm., brick rambler. on lge: lot,
street; full daylight bsmt' with
extra. firepl; nothing TO compare
anywhere for S22.500. MANNAS
REALTY. JE. 2-3110.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

SPOT-l-acre close in.
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod; 2 baths,
glass-enclosed heated porch. green
house adioins house, det. garage,
SHADE TREES AND SHRUBS
GALORE; apple, peach. fig and
cherry trees. A gardeners de-
light, SECLUDED AND PRIVATE
in an attr. developed area. Only
S20.950, with large GI loan to
assume. HAWORTH MONROE
REALTY, KE. 6-67OO.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31

occurred, should be indicted
for issuance of an illegal
"shoot to kill" order to bor-
der patrolmen imposing a
sudden curfeW. The court
which convicted eight of ele-
ven officers and men involved
in the shootings, sharply re-
buked Col. Shadmi, who ap-
peared at the trial as a prose
cution witness.
The curfeW was imposed on
the afternoon of October %,
1856, just prior to that nights
assault on the Sinai PENN
sula. Arab farmer families,
returning from the fields un-
aware of the imposition of
the curfeW, were shot down
as Wilful violators of the mill
tary order. The country was
aroused by the deed and the
government a e m p t e d to
make amends by payment of
damages and compensation
and by trying those respons-
ible.
In an aftermath of the
sentencing of eight officers
and men of the Israeli border
patrol in the Kafr KaSsem
trial, the Herut Party an
nounced it would introduce
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31

to acquaint Albuquerque
youth with the operation of
a Jewish community center.
THE TUCSON and Albu-
querque youngsters met here
for three days. They opened
with a supper and social on
Oct. %.
On Oct. "a they heard
talks about Center philoso-
ply and organization from
Jacob c. Fruchthendler, a
Center board member and
from Benjamin N. Brook,
Center executive director.
The youngsters had a sight
seeing tour of Tucson Friday
afternoon and attended serv-
ices Friday night at Cong.
AnShei Israel.
A FULL SCHEDULE was
on tap Saturday with a panel
of Center staff members and
teens discussing various prob
lens. Workshops on several
problems were held with DR..
Boris Zemsky, Mr.. Brook,
Daniel Tretiak and Robert H.
Hurlbutt, philosophy profes-
sor at the University of Ari-
zona serving as moderators.
The three day conclave
closed with the Harvest Moon
Ball Saturday night spon-
sored by Lillian Wald B'nai
Birth Girls.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
Israeli Soldiers Sentenced
Arab Killings Probed

a bill in Parliament clarifying
a soldiers duties with respect
to obeying a commanders or
derS.
Kafr Kessem elders receiv-
ed the verdict with SatiSfac-
ton, calling it courageous"
and "juSt." The Jordanian
morning newspaper, Falastin,
commented editorially on the
sentences and expressed sa-
tisfaction with the 'firmness'
of the decision and even
grudgingly praised Israel for
not having tried to hush up
the murders. The newspaper
charged, however, that Col.
Shadmi was "smuggled out
of Israel to avoid trial"
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
JERUSALEM, (JTA)

JERUSALEM, { (JTA) -
Army Chief of Staff Chain
Laskov has instructed the
chief military prosecutor to
study the judgment of the
Kafr Kassem trial to deter
mine whether further trials
shall be ordered in the killing
of 43 Arab citizens of Israel
two years ago.
The prosecutor has been
told to speed a decision on
whether Col. ISSachar Shad-
mi, commander of the border
district in which the incident
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31

conference which was held at
the Tucson Jewish Commun-
ity Center.
1--WE HAVE a growing
Jewish community" Mr.. Pies
told The Arizona Post, "but
we are badly in need of facili-
ties such as your beautiful
Center"
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - A
new half-inch bullet proof
glass shield has been installed
between the KnesSet floor
and the newspapermen's gal
lery in the Israel Parliament.
This was one of a number of
measures taken during the
autumn recess to protect
members a G a i n S t attacks
such as last years bomb
throwing episode when five
Ministers were wounded.
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31

Mr.. Pies said Albuquerque
has a Jewish population of
some 500 families affiliated
either with the Temple or
the orthodox congregation.
But there are many more
unaffiliated Jews" he eX-
planned.
One of the main purposes
of the youth conference was
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31

I once saw the Gettysburg Ad-
dress carved on the head of pin.
It was in mighty small print, but
it was the1s il you looked hard
enough.
There's lots of small print on
most insurance policies too. And
what it says can be mighty i'm
portant to you and your family.
It can mean the difference be-
tween the complete protection
you need and dangerous gaps in
the insurance on your car, home,
or business-the difference be-
tween safety and financial disas-
ter-if you have a loss.
That's why it pays to buy your
Insurance through an Indepen-
dent Insurance Agent. He sees
that the fine print on your policies
assures you complete quality pro-
lection. He helns YOU collect the
full fair value of your claim if you
have a loss. AS an Independent
Insurance Agent | will be glad to
give you full, honest information
about the insurance you now
have-or should have. FIST call
The Arizona post., 1958-10-31
Albuquerque Youth Study
TUcson's Jewish Center

growing Jewish community Albuquerque is hoping
to duplicate Tucson facilities in the future Herman
Pies reported during visit here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Pies with group of Albuquerque
youngsters first Albuquerque Jewish youth
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-23

the new Rt. Al routed further
west than 1t is. He said land to
the west and southwest Of Char
don Village is the most fertile
for expansion of the village, and
objected to valuable develop -
ment land being used for t h e
new road.
Parsons also read a resolution
from the village council object
ing to the abandonment of the
present Rt. Al within the village,
Warren Babcock, speaking for
himself and his father, who own
two of the four corners at the
prosecution junction of Rt. IA and
322, said their businesses were
built up at that intersection be-
cause of the commercial values
of the crossing. (The new road
would cross slightly to the west
of the present Junction.
The BabcockS said they would
reserve Judgment until it S
known exactly where the n w
road will cross.
Edgar Farley, whose residen-
ce and place of business is situ-
ated on the southwest corner of
Rt. 322 and Rt. A, voiced OBJ
iections similar to Babcock's.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-23

erty will have to be scrapped if
Rt. IA should run through h e
Best property, as it would under
present plans.
G. E. Bazler, representing
Bass Lake Community Inc, told
the road builders his company
owns 2700 acres in Nuns son.
Township and Chardon Village,
where they have developed 14o
residences thus far. He felt the
new road, which would run thr-
ough the center of the b S
Lake development, would d e
crease values in that area.
Bazler suggested several a l.
ternates to the planners. He po-
inted out the new road, which
enters the county at a p oint
next to Auburn Rd., veers to the
southeast through the county. He
said, because of marshy land to
the east of Punderson Lake, the
new road will probably have to
be routed to the west of h a
Lake. He felt routing the new
road southeast back to the pre-
sent Rt. A now would be a
waste.
Vain L. Parsons, Chardon
mayor, also said he would like
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-23

four lanes in Geauga.
All of the new road would be
limited access highway. This
means that, like a turnpike, pro-
perty owners abutting the new
road would not have the right of
access. However, unlike t h e
new superroads, most present
township and county roads Wou-
Id cross the new highway t
graded crossings with stop signs.
A highway department spokes-
man said the new proposed ro-
ute would have an interchange
at its intersection with Rt. 6,
west of Chardon.
According to Endres, a trans
cript of the hearing will be sent
to Columbus to be weighed by
Director of Highways Charles
NJ. Noble and other officials
there. If objections are termed
valid, a new route would be
drawn and another hearing held.
Wayne Johnson, speaking for
Walter c.. Best and Bestone
Inc, said the proposed roadway
would affect that company's e.
economic development. He said
| plans made for an allotment to
build new homes on that prop
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-23
Il from Gealga Protest at
Hearing on New Route a

Eleven Geauga County resi-
dents, some representing COVER
nmental and other organizations
and some speaking as individu-
ais, took to the platform Friday
morning to object to the propos-
ed relocation of state Rt. A in
Geauga County
They spoke at a public hear
ing, conducted by the S ate
highway department in Harvey
High School auditorium, Paines-
vile, for the purpose of hearing
arguments on the suggested ro-
ute.
Most of those who spoke were
from Geauga County. Arthur A.
Endres, head of Division IL of
the highway department, S a j d
opposition to the relocation Sc
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-23

emed to be negligible from Lake
County.
The $50 persons at the meet
ing heard Endres describe the
new road as a highway depart
ment engineer followed it with
a pointer on an aerial n p
Following Endres presentation ,
those present were given oppor-
tunity to approve the plan. OBJ
ject to the route, and object to
abandonment of the present ro-
ad, in that order.
Total length of the new con-
struction would be 1873 miles,
seven miles in Geauga County
and 6.3 in Lake. The road would
be a four lane highway in
Lake County, and a two lane
road with right of way for
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-23
men'sLeagueSponsors
School Essay Contest

year, that it has been enlarged
upon this year. Two divisions
will include: Homemade gifts
under ST. and Decorations 70 I
table, mantle or door. The home
made gifts seem to be of most
interest to the homemakers OF
this area
The Minnie Price Scholarship
was mentioned by Mrs. ] a n
Behnke of Auburn and h er
committee appointed to contact
each of the Home Economics
teachers in the county as soon
as the information is available.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-10-23

The Geauga County H m
Demonstration Council met re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. Mill
dred Blair in Burton to put the
finishing touches on their plans
for the Christmas Open House
or "A Peak Thro' Santa's Win
dow.
Mrs Bertha Faith of Burton re-
ported that the open house would
be held in the social rooms of
the Burton Congregational Chur-
ch In Burton on Wednesday,
Nov. 5. The doors will open at
noon and close at 900 pm.
A tea table will center t his
years program and will feature
cookies and breads for those at
tending. Each township is re
sponsible for a recipe of rs CO.
okies and l loaf of bread, The
recipes will be available so that
you may see and taste the fin
ished product. We hope this fell
lowship will be a bright spot in
the affair and will add to the fes-
tive atmosphere. There is no
admission charged as the open
house is sponsored by the Home
Council through the cooperation
Of the Extension Service.
Also featured in the display
will be the Teen Ideas for
Christmas contest for the Ge-
auga County High School Home
Economics Glasses. This c o n
test was so well received last
Lynn Hosford, Chardon Town
ship trustee, was assured by the
planners that most of the pre-
sent Chardon Townships r o a d S
would have access onto the new
highway. Hosford said he want
ed to make sure most of his con-
stitutents, whose property Will
be taken for the new highway,
will have some access to it.
The new road would go
through a high tax area" G.. Fl.
Harris, Auburn Rd., said. H
suggested land east of Chardon,
which he stated is mostly farm
land, would be less expensive for
the state to buy.
Joseph Began, who lives o n
Rt. A, said the state took a
piece of his property five years
ago to expand a bridge on the
present road, and paid him $25
for it. He said 1t cost him a
great deal more to rebuild the
fence around his property.
Edwin T. Hofstetter, Geauga
County commissioner, read the
commissioners resolution obje-
citing only to the abandonment
of the present route, claiming
much inter county traffic will
continue to us the present road,
and maintenance of the present
road by the county would be a
great financial burden.
Hofstetter also read a similar
resolution prepared by the Ge-
auga Planning Commission, VIII
ich also asked that any planning
for new state roads in the coun-
ty take into consideration t h e
planning commissions master
highway plan.
B. A. Broughton, Geauga state
Representative, and Lynn H os :
ford added their objections to
the abandonment of the present
Rt. A to those of the commits
Sioners and Chardon village.