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which made the floor buckle in
spots and rot in other areas.
Other Items Approved
Among other business transacted
the Board:
Approved adding small library
unit to Kitzmiller school, since the
school, with enrolment of 275 was
only school of this size without
adequate library facilities. The
work is to be done by the main
tenance department and would be
completed by the time school
opens next September.
Approved completion to eXca-
vate portion on ground floor of
route 40 school, a space adequate
to provide two classrooms. For the
present. additional windows, con-
crete floor and an inside stairway
would be added, work to be done
by county maintenance staff.
Approved placing of additional
spouting around all-purpose room
at route 40 school.
Approved final payment of bill
submitted by Lawrence Hardesty
contractor for Loeb Lynn addition.
Total cost of addition was $43,-
1865.
Approved a blacktopped play
ground area for Bloomington
school.
Approved sale of old furniture in
abandoned Corunna school to a
church group.
Mr.. Hawkins told the board
members that the school budget
for the year 1860 was being pre-
pared. He said no additional re-
quests were contemplated over
those made last year other than
those necessitated by emergencies
such as the gym floor and the need
for a more competitive teacher
salary scale.
He announced the date of the
second annual lay conference on
education for Monday. December
7. at bennett road school.
The board members visited a
number of schools following adj
journment.
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the second score and later in the
same period Terry Colaw grabbed
Sucks aerial for 45-yard touch
down play.
A Stuck to Prince play was good
for 40 yards and Oakland's final
score early in the fourth quarter
Ron Colaw ran the extra point.
Southern had an advantage of
fifteen first downs compared to
six for Petersburg and outrushed
the Vikings throughout the contest
Playing for Southern we're
Prince, Bergner, Propst, Cerne,
Terrant, Bolyard and Haines on
the line with Stuck, Duling, T.
Co!aw and r. Colaw in the back
field. Substituting for Southern
were Butler, Beckman and Di-
Simone.
PLAY BY Play
Petersburg went II yards on its
first play but failed 20 gain on its
next series and punted. Southern
reeled OFF IL yards in three plays.
They drove Ia and IS yards for
consecutive first downs Duling
went Is yards to score. Shortly
after kickoff Petersburg again sur
rendered ball to Southern. A run
of II yards by Terry Colaw and a
pass from Stuck to ColaW put the
ball on the Petersburg %. After
two ground plays Stuck passed to
Prince for the score. r. Colaw
plunged the extra point
Neither team scored in the
second quarter. Southern gained
50 and Petersburg 40. Each team
fumbled twice and each had a
pass interception.
Opening the second half Stuck
ran back the kickoff II yards
| Stuck passed to T. ColaW who ran
! as yards to score. Late in the third
quarter Southern intercepted a
pass. Three plays later Stuck hit
/ Prince with a 40-yard pass and the
I'd.
In the final quarter Petersburg
took to the air completing passes
of Is, 8, IS and Is yards, The last
was good for Petersburg's only I'd
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Mt. Lake EeNT'k NeICS

confined to her home with an
asthmatic attack since Saturday.
James Ford, of Baltimore, Wis
tied his sons at the home of his
grandfather. U. G. Ford, Monday
night.
John Whitney and son, of Char
lesion, w. Va, spent Tuesday night
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Paugh. He
was accompanied back by Mrs.
Paugh, for a two weeks visit
Miss Mary Jane German, Shar-
on Sanders and Norma Lee Calls,
attended a meeting of the Sun
shine club in Homecoming, Friday
evening.
WSCS, Circle No. 2, of Bethel
Methodist church will meet this
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs Blair Simmons. All members
are urged to be present as a new
book study will be started, led by
Mrs. Mabel Brock. Each member is
asked to bring plastic toy which
will be packed with other gifts for
Africa
The Social Relations committee
of Bethel Methodist church, COM
posed of Mrs Willard Hayden,
Mrs. Mason Calls, Mrs. Bertha
Simmons and Mrs. Isaac Turney,
chairman of committee, met at the
home of Mrs. Glen Randol to make
arrangements for a congregational
supper to be held at the church
Tuesday evening, November "a, for
members and friends of the church
Rev and Mrs. w. c. Rogers,
now of Baltimore, spent a few days
here after attending the funeral of
her father in Brooklyn, N. Y.
They returned to Baltimore, Sun
day.
Rev. Luke Walter attended the
Maryland Baptists Union associ-
alton in Baltimore, this week.
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the county to begin improvements
next year on route AZ east putting
a four-foot shoulder, eliminating
number of curves, and in this way
improve the route for school buses
and other traffic heading east
Matching funds from the Federal
government would be available on
this project, it was understood.
There is very little difference in
the distance of the two roads in
volved. The route SO stretch is 1856
miles. The 42-east stretch is To
miles. Mr.. Glotfelty said mainten-
ance on 42-east particularly in
winter, would be much less, and all
in all. the Commissioners con-
Sidered the move favorable to the
economy of the county.
The IS or more petitioners dis
agreed Attending the session
were Senator Gender, Delegates
Savage and Eliza Bray, Darrell
Wotring, county roads supervisor;
and County Commissioners, Carl
Schell, Elra Garletts and Glot-
felty; and Clifford Friend, former
state senator.
There was no decision. The Com
miSsioners and the Roads Commits
sion already have agreed to the
trade and the majority of legisla-
tors also seemed to favor the
move. Glotfelty felt that after the
switch had been explained that a
number of the petitioners were also
satisfied.
Mr.. Gender also stated that
when the Roads Commission was
in Oakland recently that there was
discussion of U. S. Route 219
from the Bear Greek intersection
to Keyser Ridge and that John b.
Funk, chairman of the SRC agreed
that something should be done
about this road right away He
said a survey would be started inn
mediately and improvements made
as soon as possible, giving an inn
proved road to Northern High
school from two directions.
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Red Oak-Fairv;ew

Sunday dinner guests of the Lee
Ritchies we're Mrs. Dorothy Riggle-
man and Lillian Coffman, of Key
ser. Afternoon visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert KItchie and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Evans and son,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Alvey Richie and
~! terS.
Weekend guests of the William
Bittingers were Rev and Mrs. Ed
ward Ziegler. Roanoke; Lois Cos
ner, Darla and David Beorne, Ak
ron.
Mrs. Nellie Warsaw spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John Ger
ask and family
Mrs. Mae Cooper called on Mrs.
Anna Gibbs, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Gibbs celebrated her 92nd
birthday, November g. at the home
of her son and family, Mr., and
Mrs Roy Gibbs.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Vir-
ginia Childs were Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Childs and Mrs. Adrian
Grass, Talmadge, o.
The Women's Fellowship meet
ing was postponed Tuesday due to
a funeral at Fairview church.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper and
Boyd called on Mrs. Rena Deem,
Loeb Lynn. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Flo Gnegy spent Thursday
night with her mother, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Childs.
Sunday evening visitors of the
William Bittingers we're Mr.. and
Mrs Charlie Bowman, Bessie and
Hazel Shumakcr, Mrs. Mae Beck
man and Mrs Ronald Martin.
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Childs we're Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Chi!ds and Mrs.
Otis Grass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby Calls
and children. Loeb Lynn, visited
the Frank Blambles last Saturday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Real and
children visited the George REALS,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs June" Lil!cr and
children visited the Walter Coop
ers, Wednesday evening.
Sunday evening visitors of MIR.
and Mrs. John Evans were Mr.
and Mrs Walter Cooper and Me
LAME. and Mr.. and Mrs. Galen
ROhrbaugh and children.
Claud Simmons visited the Lee
Ritchies. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Hanlin
called on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bittinger, Monday eve
ming.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren DelSignOre were Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bozic and children, of
Davis Evening visitors were Mr..
and Mrs r. f. Fulk, Bayard.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Childs we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Childs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Harsh and daughters, and
Billy Hauser.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cooper and
Boyd. called on Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Davis, Sunday afternoon.
Rev and Mrs Emmert Bittinger
and daughters, College Park, Wis
tied the William Bittingers, on
Saturday
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Roads Commission to
Dispose of Excess
Parcels Real Estate

The State Roads commission has
decided to dispose of real estate
its owns in excess of its needs.
John b. Funk, Chairman of the
SRC said that during the course
of acquiring real estate for de-
velopmcnt of the state highway
system. it frequently became neceS-
sary to purchase property in cx-
cess of that actually needed.
Under the new policy the real
estate bureau of the Right of Way
division will maintain the inven-
tory of all real estate considered
excess. A listing of the properties
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Take Contest From Peters,
burg 25-7 For First
PVC Victory
GAME STATISTICS

Southern Highlanders closed its
season strongly last Friday after
noon on the local field by downing
the Petersburg High Vikings Is to
7. 1t was their first season under
Coach Earl Addison which ended
with sd record.
Southern lost its first three
games of the season to Moorefield,
West Virginia School for the Deaf
and Beall High of Frostburg, but
came back strong to win its next
three games against st. Francis
of Morgantown, Northern High
Huskies and Kingwood. 1t dropped
its next game to Keyser but came
back strong again to down Terra
Alta and defeat Petersburg.
1t was the fifth game of the
series between Petersburg and
Southern and Southerns first vic
tory. Petersburg had won three
times and one game was tied.
Last Fridays game also was the
first victory of the season in a
Potomac Valley conference game.
Forward passes accounted for
three of the touchdoWns credited
to the Highlanders. Petersburg
registered its only I'd on 15-yard
pass from Boor to Nelson in the
final period with BOor kicking the
extra point.
Bill During registered the High
landcrs first score on a 15-yard end
run in the opening period.
In the third period Dick Stuck
p2sscd 40 yards to John Prince for
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Miss Mary Ann Calls returned
to Washington, d. c., after spend
ing a week with her parents.
Mrs. Carlton Tasker and chill
dren are spending several weeks
with her mother in Brownsville.
Mrs. Charles Wilson is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Fleharty in
Washington, d. c. She flew from
there to Honolulu, Hawaii, to spend
the winter with her son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bar
nett.
Miss Norma Lee Calls has been
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would be furnished to the Mary
land State Planning commission
and local political sub divisions
throughout the state. If no interest
in the property is indicated by a
state agency or political sub-divi-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-11-12

West Virginia's coal output for
nine months topped last year total.
A Jet liner crossed the continent
in four hours, average speed Sis
mph.
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sion within 80 days, properties will
be available for sale through real
estate boards.
The commission now owns about
1,500 such parcels.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
RERNIcE CARTER DAVIS

REALTOR so. 1854
We Specialize in Properties Of
The Mt. Vernon Area
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MOL AREA

BELTsvfLLE-oPEN TILL q
N ssA Ss aSsr5 ssSsi q 81 sSss'
hedrma With double cioaetai :
tlie baths. fireplace In Nv. rm.,
din. rm. and kit separated ~
breakfast bar; full 1smt 10
reach, out New nampshire ave.
10 Hlllnndaie, flnhl on Powder
AN I'd, 70 Chefry Hlli I'd. left
HOLMEAD REALTOR
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ALEXANDRIA ARLINGTON FAIRFAX
$39,950
78-Ft. Rancher
Balnoral

A home of unusual proper
tons in an area compli-
mentary to its high quality.
You can hear the swish Of
crinoline as your guests
arrive In the entrance hall.
In the spacious living room
early arrivals discuss the
topics Of the day before
the fireplace while candles
flicker on the buffet in the
dining room. Before the
evenings over you can bet
the den or family room will
find the men leaning
against its fireplace In
heated debate over a num-
Der ? wood or iron on that
Bird hole. The stereo brings
soft dance music from the
recreation room in the
basement where the fire.
place adds charm summer
or winter, upstairs in the
huge kitchen q gourmet S
delight bar-b-uues over the
open fire in the kitchens
own raised fireplace. The
carport houses two cars.
From any room in the
home the tall trees can be
seen silfouetted against the
sky through the picture
windows. 3 large bedrooms,
and 3 full baths complete
the picture, Is this your
kind Of living-then this
is your kind Of home-Call
ia. 10000 and inspect
this home at your earliest
convenience.
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$21,95O
New Brick
" Acre

A quality constructed home,
Large living room with rails.
ed hearth fireplace, formal
dining room, spacious mod
ern kitchen, two full baths
and three big bedrooms on
the first floor: below is full
daylight walkout basement
with picture windows and
a completely finished rec
reation room with it's own
fireplace. All this and a
large brick carport too. Open
for your inspection this
Saturday and Sunday l p m.
till dark. From Kew Bridge
continue on Lee highway
to Fairfax circle, bear right
on 2a-21I approximately 3
miles tn Leehiqh VILLAGE on
left. left on Village drive .
blocks, left on Spring street
to sign.
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S22,950
SLIT. Rambler
Fort Hunt Road

A lovely home in a wooded
setting. Charming entrance
foyer, 2Ix15 living room
with fireplace, separate
dining room, 9x15 kitchen
with latest equipment in
GLIDING disposal, three
large bedrooms and two
full baths, attached garage
and a full basement and 9
patio too. Open Sunday l
pm It'll dark. Drive South
on U. s. / through Alexan-
dria, first left eft. Hunt
rd.) after Hunting Greek,
approximately 3 miles TO
stems Holm Hall. right on
Shenandoah drive to end OF
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
$36,950-New
8 Bedrooms, Den
Military Road

One of the few really Sc
lect locations still available
in finer Arlington and a
home to match. Large liV-
ing room. 3 large bedrooms
master bedroom 12x17l,
ga baths, 22x14-ft. recre-
alton room with replace
in fun basement with out
side entrance. a kitchen
that leaves nothing 10 be
desired, and a 2-car ga
rage. You'll want to see
thisl
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$15,750
Brick Rambler
Close Alexandria

Only $3.50 down required
on this charming home
The large living room Of
fers q fireplace. There's q
separate dining room and
the modern kitchen has a
built-in snack bar A spa
cious 26-foot recreation
room is In the basement
with outside entrance. The
home is on approximately
u acre and is convenient
TO buses and shopping. Call
so. 5000.
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$4,000
Exclusive
Yacht Haven

Walking distance to dock
ing and swimming privileges
with membership in Yacht
Ravens exclusive Mt. Ver-
non Yacht Club. This cus-
tom center-hall home offers
a tiled entrance foyer, spa
cious living room with FIRE.
place, formal dining room,
huge 16' kitchen with huilt-
in breakfast nook and all
the modern appliances, three
large bedrooms and a den
or 4th bedroom, 2k2 baths
and a full basement with
a 5X6 mud room, 30 pan-
eled recreation room with
fireplace and large storage
area. There's a 2-cRr car
port and a 20x10 natio
overlooking the la-aere level
lot with many tall hard
wood trees. No extra duct
work needed for air eondi-
tioniug. Open for your in
spection this week end By
appointment. Call SO. 81
$3.50.
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S26.950
Split-Level
Exclusive
Alexandria

This home offers plenty Of
room for the whole family
with 3 bedrooms plus den
or 4th bedroom and 3 full
baths. A big 25-ft. livins
room with fireplace and de
luxe kitchen with disposal.
eating space and a sepa-
rate dining room. too. You'll
enjoy many activities in
the huge axle playroom
and in addition a ma
hogany- paneled recreation
room with coy fireplace;
full basement with outside
entrance. Call XII. $3.50.
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$21,95O
Split-Level
CheStwood Park

A home with custom fea-
lures you'd expect to find
in a much higher price
range. Entrance foyer,
archway between dining
room and large living room
with fireplace. three bed
rooms, Ia baths, a roomy
kitchen with disposal:
French doors lead to a
15x20 patio on the 70
acre lot. The full basement
has a recreation room and
outside entrance. There's
a side entrance from the
attractive garage. The
storage attic is fioored and
included with the house
are, $500 fire alarm, wall
to-wall carpet, fireplace set,
2 air-conditioners, a power
mower and barbecue grill,
The spacious back yard
has a tool house and is
completely fenced. Call FL.
4-S600.
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$31,5O0
10 Acres
Centreville

This big white Colonial is
a real gentleman farmers
dream, with practical alu-
minum siding. 4 large bed
rooms, a 15x30 living room,
and a I5x15 kitchen. There
are Ia baths and a 2-car
garage, too. Included is a
big red barn with stalls, a
chicken house with white
Leghorn chickens II de-
sired. There Is also q
stream on the land. Call
OR. 3.4560.
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$25,450
4 Bedrooms
y Acre

Long low solid brick custom
rambler l year old. beau
tiful wooded settings, tre-
mendous living room,
roomy kitchen. four twin
sized bedrooms and two
baths. There's q full out
side entrance basement
with plenty Of room for
living. working or playins.
The u acre is beautifully
Handicapped with m any
flowers, shrubs and greene
cry. open Sunday l Pm.
til dark. South on Shir-
ley highway 70 Springfield
tur1-od. left over Shirley
highway on Franeonia road,
one mile to Inwood drive,
left to 9TH house on left.
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$17,990
Brick Cape Cod
EngleSide

4 bedrooms, 30 baths,
charming living room with
fireplace. unfinished recrea-
ton room in full, walk-out
basement, separate dining
room, modern kitchen with
eye-level oven. Home has
new storm windows and
doors. screens. blinds and
new screened porch. Situ-
ated on a full acre lot with
fruit trees. shaoe trees and
all this and a chain link
fence. A lot CT house for
this price. See It and it's
sold. Call so. 5000.
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S11,500
$3.50 Down
Alexandria

Only $3.50 down and sT6.37
per month. ? large bed
rooms, separate dining
room, tiled bath and
equipped kitchen. full base
ment. fenced yard. Com
plete with new 40-gal. hot
water heater, storm win
dows and doors: conven-
lent to. schools and shop
ping. Call XII. $3.50.
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$31,500
Split-Level
Exclusive Alex.

A charming solid brick
home, opposite Episcopal
Summary grounds. near
new Hammond High School.
3 large bedrooms and den
or 4th bedroom, pa baths,
a separate dining room,
fireplace in living room end
the last word In kitchens
with counter-top range.
eye-level oven and natural
ly a disposal. Spacious
daylight basement. 24x15
mahogany paneled recrea-
ton room with fireplace
and a big 22x30 storage
and utility area, Open
Saturday and Sunday, l
pm. It'll dark. South on
Shirley highway to Shir-
lington turmoil, around cir
Gle to Quaker lane. APP
proximately 2 miles to Sem
mary road, right to How
ard street, right to house.
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OV. 3-I4l3 REALTORS ia. 5-6SOU
ARL. N, M. Hecht's-Attr. bung-
allow. Lge. liv. rm., bedrms.,
bath. Fenced yard. l blk. from
bus. S1O,250. BEULAH GOSS
Agent ia. 2-56S2.
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PARKWAY ESTATES

Besut. constructed, well main
tanned. quality brick rambler;
3 bedrms liv, rm. with Wv.
carpeting. firepl., dc luxe kit.
with dishwasher and disposal.
full bSmt., rec. rm.; close to
MOL. shopping and parochial
schools: FLA or conventional
terms.
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REAL ESTATE CO.
2213 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex Va
XII. S-5106 XII. S-5107
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$20,250
Doctor Dentist
BY Shop. Center

Ideal set-up for doctor or
dentist in this gracious
home with q spacious pa
foot living room, formal
dining room, large equipped
kitchen, comfortable den
and 3 diversified bedrooms,
Ia baths. In the full base
ment Is a 30-foot paneled
recreation room. An ex-
ceptionsl home with A.
nancing. Call IA. 10000.
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$4,000
Contemporary
Split-Level

An ultramodern h o m e
with cathedral ceilings and
fireplace, 3 bedrooms. l "a
baths. large kitchen with
oak cabinets. counter-top
range and eye-level oven,
full basement with finished
recreation room. The home
is on q I50-foot level land
seaped lot. Open Saturday
and Sunday ] pm. til
dark. Drive south on Shir-
ley highway to Route z
(Leesburg pikel, turn of
bear right on Route 70
Baileys X-roads. left on
Columbia pike apprexi-
mately Ia miles to Brad
dock road, left to gas sta
ton on left, left la blocks
to signs.
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$4,000
4 Bedrooms
Falls Church

A completely fenced back
yard and a nice patio COM
plete the picture of this
charming Cape Cod nestled
amid flowers and trees. Four
good sized bedrooms, two
full baths and large kitchen
too. The home is equipped
with storm doors and win
dows. Membership in a COM
nunity swimming pool avail
able. Only $4,000 down
IA. Call CIR. 3-4560.
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sE ;siif lesoss G gan 4.as1 SUIlLS
DIXON HlLL-sPIcK IN SPAN g
bedrm. rambler; din. rm., Qreol.;
ACRE: outside barbecue. tLo. q
5000. FORTIN REALTY. INC.
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$18,950
Brick Rambler
Springfield

All the comforts of a GUS
tom home: living room with
friendly fireplace: separate
dining room, large fully
equipped modern kitchen
eating space, exhaust fan
DISPOSAL, and best Of all q
dishwasher: 3 large bed
rooms, Ia baths and in the
partitioned basement anc
outside entrance and sic
sa. #. of recreation area
situated on a beautifully
Handicapped over M-acre lot,
This home offers q lot OF
living space. Open Sunday,
] pm. It'll dark. Directions
Out Shirley highway to
Springfield Cloverleaf. FIRST
right on Brandon ST., first
right on Augusta drive tc
CLIO and sign.
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$16,700
8 Bedrooms
Near Annandale

You'll appreciate the lovely
shade trees in the back
yard Of this charming brick
rambleS q living room with
fireplace, large. completely
equipped kitchen with dir
ing area. a fully tiled bath.
and basement with plenty
of room for recreation 4.
Home is equipped with
storm windows and doors.
Call CIR. 3-4560.