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Stone Harbor, N. j.

Truly the "Seashore at Its Best "
EVerything for your vacation
pleasure Good fishing, an excep-
tionally fine bathing beach ten
mis-, bowling, golf, bicycling Cot
tageS and apartments at modest
rentals. Free Folder. Write Bor-
ough CLERK. - a.
.TWO-STORY frame house, Kit:' din
rm., IiV. Tn.. ne 9ld pathtIn'
downstairs, 2 nice bedrmS. upstairs
Small front porch and nice SIDE
porch. Newly painted. Wnlte-Wail
siding outside new. A nice yard.
beautiful lockwood shrubbery ano
new trees Lot ll5X175 It. Nice
garage and utility house.
z rooms, bath and utility I'm, on
lot 50x19O It. in Al eond. Nice
10-rm, house, tiled bath and utility
Lee. front porch and small back
porch, in Al cond. Storm win
dows and door downstairs: Auto.
Dashboard heat. GE oil burner,
Nice yard with beautiful hedge
around il. A full acre with privi-
lege of more or less as desired
Outbuilding are: storage house
81 xSla IT. Another storage house
l6Iax12l4 II.
Garage with storage rn upstairs,
Small chicken house or use as stor-
age house. Cement walks.
All 4 homes are about B0-minutes
drive from Rehoboth Beach and
Is minutes from Fenwick Island
FLORENCE EVANS MAcKLIN
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MUDD OFFERINGS
CHARLES C(

14G-ACRE producing tobacco anc
stock farm, complete farm bldgs
Spectacular view. Less than $225
per acre.
$50 ACRES, 6-rm. secluded house,
mammoth new project. Less than
$500 per acre.
126 ACRES-fine old Southern Md
home-overlooking Rte. 30l. Com.
mutins distance D, G., $4,000.
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FRED B. CUSHMAN

aSS ACRES improved with a new.
modern brick home. Large dairy
barn, , silos Priced for a sale.
100 ACRES: modern set Of bldgS
Close to Acc.
$50 ACRES. Ia mile hard road
lie ACRES. Ions hard road 'front.'
age on new Rte. 240.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
436 n, Frederick Ave. GsithersourI
ives q, mrs. MILLER. Wa Va S-SsGs
FRED. Co, ND, FARMS
1893 a S-rm. brk. house. phone
water, Ice. barn. 30-cow dairy
barn, miseel. BLDG, stream, II
acres wooded. balance crop Anc
grass: mi, hard I'd, 2 mi. No
Frederick. So 0Oo.
81 ti-rm frame house. full bsmt
cleo, phone, water. very neat
barn. silo. farm equip, lse stream
u mi. hard I'd. 4 mi. No; Pred.
erick. $4,000. "a cash, Wihret
watkins. Hillerest 7-a127, Emmits
rurg, Nd. Representing CHARLIE
II. JAMESON. DI. 9-3sos.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. = 10.
acres, Eood land and farm hldSS.
pond, 5-rm. modern house, : IN
closed porcheS. paved I'd. CHARLES
TUCKER, HARDWOOD, Va.
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ROBERT d. GRAHAM
Eafrfay We

CIR. 3-3300, CIR. 1851, CIR. 3-4460
FARM-AppToximately 14O acres,
half farm end or pasture, half
good second growth hardwood
gills, taxes very low-in Green
brier County W. W., near White
Sulphur Springs, $500 feet above
sea level-exeellep for summer
vacation and good investment.
Price reasonable. BOY 4Io-S. Star
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Brock Hall

PRINCE GEORGES coUN-
TY, on the Largo-Marlboro
I'd. md. 202), only 3 miles
from Marlboro: only 20 min.
utes to D. c. and Bladens-
burg.
Thu outstanding develop
mCnt Of acreage estates In
Prince Georges County.
Large desirable homesites
from ! to 3 acres, wooded or
cleared. Paved streets are
county maintained.
Complete shopping facili-
ties, schools and churches
are within 5 minutes drive
at Upner Marlboro 1.-THE
county seat Of Prince Georges
county,.
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POTOMAC AREA
2 TO 12-ACRE SITES
AGENT ON PREMISE

AGENT ON PREMISES
SAT. SUN, ! TO q
School buses stop at corner. Hard
surface road frontage Rolling
country, excellent view. z mi. from
Potomac. z mi. from Rockville
Easy committing to Washingto
Come out this week end and
choose your domestic. We car
Directions: Out River I'd. to Es-
worthy I'd, right to Rte. liz,
right 800 yards to RIDSELAND
FARM ESTATES, property and
town, south on Rte. lie, one mile
to open sign at RIDGELAND
FARM ESTATES.
W. C. AND a. N. MILLER DEV co
Ak. a-9ss6
Ewes. Call Mrs. Fahy, OIL. 2-226s
POTOMAC. MD.-Glen Mil I'd,
convenient to NH and Acc.
acres for $3.50; also a 3ha-aert
lot with a view to the Blue
Ridge; $3.50. Also a 5-acre loi
for $1,000. EDWIN L. TAYLOR
Pc. 2-364s.
RICHLAND ACRES
MOST BEAUTIFUL 1-5-acre home
sites between new CHA and new
airport location. on Route z Ices.
burg pike in Fairfax and Lou
doun Counties, 2 miles West Of
Dranesville, Va: lakes. streams
wooded and cleared. Drive out. anc
see the "a custom-built, completed
homes in this restricted commune
ty. Low prices. low taxes, excel
terms. Representatives on property
Sat. and SUM-; also weekdays.
RICHLAND ACRES
SHERWOOD FOREST, COLES
WILLIE: behind Lyons nursery
n acre, heavily wooded. slipping "a
the rear to q stream. homeSites'
will subord. Also 4-bedrm., 3
bath custom-built homes. OWNER
HE. 4-323g.
SPRINGFIELD AREA - 20 acres
S795 per acre. FAIRFAX REAL
Try. CIR. 3-s4O7. Pc a-2477.
WARBURTON OAKS. subdivision
lots. u acre, in wooded area, on
new Fort WASHINGTON I'd. mi
from d c. JAMES r. EDELEEi
owner. Oh. s-704l
Well-Situated Tracts
On Old Dominion Drive. Mclean
Va, close TO Madeira Schco'. Sew
erai 2-aere parcels. wooded. good
elevation. Restricted 70 two acres
esch. at S5751 Der acre
Herman E. GaSch g. Son
sos Woodward Bldg. Ma. s-1254
Ewes, Sat. Sun. TW. 3-7544
2Os
Is ACRES beautiful wooded land
. mi. north of SILVER sprmE
S1S.nOo for quick sale II. a H
DEVELOPMENT CO. EV. 4-95l5
90 49,
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FARMETvTES

3-bedroom brick rambler, on Route
D, near Waldorf, Md. Fine built
up restricted area; one acre with
beautiful grounu and large shade
trees. huh price, Sl3,J5U, terms
8 ACRES. J-bedroom masonry ram
bier, large liv. rm., model elec.
kit, nice area, cow. to d. c.:
additional acres avail. Price,
10 IN NV WATER AND SEWERAGE
thing: 0' lee AS ,i.Sedr I'm h Tsmb. sg hs;
19x26 fl. liv. rm.; new, ready to
move in; S1O,950, terms.
IS ACRES on creek leading TO Po-
tomae River and extending to
pavet road. Mostly clear, rich
farmland. Price. $3.50, terms
lao ACRES. "a tillable; mod. home,
3 lge. barns, stable. other bldgs
full equip; long paved road 'front.'
age. Good tobacco and StocE
tarm. $4,000.
THE SOUTHERN MD. REALTY co
La Plata. Nd. West 4-S439
FARM on the new super highway
"a, Rison, Nd. About 10 acres
] "a acre woodland, 500 It. roaC
frontage, Groom BUNGALOW ano
bath, hot-water heat, garage,
trees, some bearing; 20 miles from
d, c. line. Price, $4,000.
TOBACCO FARM near Bryantown
Md. on the black top road: 1876
acres. 100 cultivated. 25 acres in
pasture, good stream, 5 tobacco
barns, large stable, Groom
house and bath, . porches, cleo
tricity and telephone. tenant
house. Price. $4,000.
l.; 9. KRAGH
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INDUSTRIAL
SPRINGFIELD-4 acres.
ARLINGTON--l2,00 900 so. IT.
N. ALEXANDRIA,. 900 50. #.
FALLS CHURCH-5O.00O So. #.
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IS ACRES, Q acres woods, paved
road, aOx40 barn. 4-bedrm. frame,
heat, bath; beautiful view; s2o'-
liz acres. half open. ss-aere pond,
outbldgs.: sturdy 3-bedrm. frame,
heat; axes S6O.
Equipped l70-acre farm, 20 open
ig-rm. house, heat, bath. lge
bank barn, other bldgs.; taxes
SS3: furniture included. S3l 500.
SMITH REALTY
1888 W. Center St., Manassas, Va.
2OO-A. cattle farm, large bank barn
and twin silos, equipped to feed
IS head, other farm bldgs.. ten
ant house occupied BY GOOD ten
f ffs Nn1 IS f Resi Estate Broker.
Viewtown. virginia. Phone: Gull
pepper, Va. West 1888.
IA ACRES Prince Georges Co., 9.
rm,. home, lse tobacco barn, hard
IS acres Prince 0eorses Co., g.
rm. home, . tobacco barns. hard
surfaced road. $4,000. Both is
minutes from D, C. Call Mr.. Ham,
ilton, CE. 6-SG34
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor
Lanham. Nd. AP. 7-S3O0
400 ACRES, w. VA.
$50 acres cleared and tillable,
mostly Bottom land, good e-rm
house with plumbing, Ice. barn
l-acre lake. on hard road. Owner
quotes a million It.. Of timber
tillable land is Of higheSt quality
"a hrs. to d. C, Price S3O,50O
iS3 ACRES, W. VA.
rs acres cleared and tillable. good
7-rm. house with mod. plumbing,
lge. creek on prop, on hard TOP
road. 2h hrs. to d. c. Excel. buy
at 50, 800, p dn.
L. R. Wigfield NO. 7-l320
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seth AND r SIT lots, e5xi0a
high eley., appraised $4,000, Tc
settle estate, $500. WA. 7-s71a
36th AND BRANCH AVE. Sc
area-Wooded 10000 50. II. leve
lot on street grade; all utils. Ri
B zone: very best detached resi-
Dental neighborhood, $1,000. Mr.
Wimsatt, NE. S-IbSI, OIL. A.
5000. JOHN r, HoKE
9 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LANn
for sale. owner has rot 10 sell
Call FERRALL REAL ESTATE
1885 Lacy ave-, Suitland. Nd,
RE. 6-3667.
100 ACRES, sewer and water, Mt
Vernon area sale or trade. Ma
.S-7772 or Ju. 9-76s2.
h-ACRE LEVEL LOT in beautiful
Wakefield Forest, priced Only
$3.50; we'll and septic. NUN
SON REALTY, .JE. goose.
rs ACRES, overlooking So. River;
building restrictions. protective
covenants; S400 down, SIS mo
UN. 4-l4aS,
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KAY BOWLING

hELLEn- WOOO1MOOn
20 AcREs-Poolesville area. New
frame 7-rm., 217-bath house
numerous all-year springs, good
frontage on State highway. Can
be financed. $39,5O0.
100 AcREs-with nice restored
3-bedrm.. 2 tiled bath house oil
and extensive frontage on county
highway. 29fe cash. $4,000.
30s-AcRE ESTATES miles from
d. c.; 12-rm. bricS and frame
home: 3 baths, z flreplaces, mod
ern swimming pool, 3 modern ten
ant houses, , stock ponds, COM
plete set Of farm buildings.
80 ACREs-Extensive frontage on
; county highway and borders Gao
Canal; beautiful view. 1915 per
acre.
20 Wooded, near Pooles-
VILE, Nd. 7OO-ft. frontage on
paved highway, good building
sites. $500 per acre.
Call john K. Hall, Diamond 9-256I
CHESTER KELLER
WOODMOOR AGENCY CORP.
LARGE OLD HOUSE, fruit, nut
trees, 8 acres on hard, surfaced
road. - miles from Sc. District
line. $4,000. Box 279-K, Star.
LOUDOUN CO., vA.-Seven-roo
modern house, 39la-aere farm
swimming pool, hot house, large
barn, workshop. Auto. washer,
HarperS Ferry. B&O commuters
trains, ) miles beyond Hillsboro
Inquire at Hill Tom Market at
Hillsborc ROBERT R. BURTON
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PAUL B. GANLEY

Is acres OF open land, small
stream and a variety Of fruit
trees: high elevation with piano.
ramic view in all directions: a-rm
brick Colonial home. 4 bedrms.
2ia baths: $50, 900.
2-115-acre farm; 20 acres croI
land, 35 acres in bluegrass pas.
ture. 10 acres OF woodland: higi
elevation with panoramic view
] mile road frontage; an invest
ment property at 100000.
3+I40-acre stock and grain farm
20 acres of crop land, 40 acres
Monocacy River pasture land
30 acres Of timber. Home and bldgs
on high elevation: vista view
priced at $4,000.
11O-acre D. c. dairy farm.
l50-acre d. c. dairy farm.
2O0-acre D, c. dairy farm,
6O-acre Baltimore dairy farm.
125-acre Baltimore dairy farm.
4S0-acre Baltimore dairy farm,
For I acre or LOCO acres. call us.
PAUL B. GANLEY
1911 W. 9th st., Frederick Nd
Phone Monument .3-6529. Repre-
sentine Samuel z. Bagiey. nc,
Realtors, Rockville Nd.
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HILLSMERE
SHORES
80 MILES FROM
WASHINGTON

Where the Chesapeake
Bay Meets South River
Miles of sandy shores, beau
tiful beaches, ideal BATH
ing, boating, fishing and
Grabbing. All piers. beaches.
and boat harbors are for
the private use of property
owners. -
This million-dollar estate.
of over 500 acres is now
being subdivided into large
lots. If you act now, you
can get a beautiful large
lot for
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Masonry Home; 98 Acres

Pretty pond and stream, approx
200 apple trees, also pears and
plums; mr.. U s. hwy, mi. to store,
town handy; masonry DWELLING. in
cd. repair. solid construction. 2
rms, bath, furnace, gas. phone
hardwd. FRS, spacious porch over
looking pond and stream. about
acre in shaded lawn. smoke house,
etc.. should make q beautiful re.
tiFement place; underpriced al
$1,000. part down. Jessie W
Anderson, S T RoUT REALTY,
Swoope Va lnear Stauntonl
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'STROUT
|CATALOG
IFree

Bigger than everi l4s PAGES, $500
bargains described, 80 States,
Coast-to- Coast: farms-eQpd. and
uneqpd.; homes for summer use,
retirement, etc.--furn'd and un-
furn'd; boarding houses. motels,
resorts, stores, etc, etc, pictures
galore; many with low down pay
ments; easy terms 50 Years Serv-
ice. WORLDS LARGEST BUY
and SAVE throggh sTR S,Ir
washington, Sterling 1884.
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ron RENT--3i6 .. dairy farm; ~
COW, b. c. barn, iarRe main house,
2 tenant houses, eeb q. open,
hard road; 4 miles from Cmrks.
burg. Mont, CO.. $500 mo, rent
free tlll July Is. Wayerly b-dbA1
nATTrTrpc1rTp Mn
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ILOREY REAL ESTATE
i HIST3EIG T IHDsXIIlEb

SOUTHERN MhhI LAM
1. Chesapeake Bay, 500 feet 'front.'
age, 1000 acres, B-rOom home
with bath. : barns. silo. eranary
. machine sheds, farm pond, tim.
Der, on = paved roads with ]
miles road frontage, In nrst-class
condition: so miles d. c.
g. 80 acres on paved road. quaint
old double-chimney house which
can be restored. GOOD farm house
3 large barns, streams. immediate
possession: 35 miles d. c.;
100000.
3, 40 acres on paved road. streams.
lovely building site overlooking
pond: immediate possession: 35
miles d. c.: $4,000.
4. Near Chesapeake Bay, 7 acres.
modern 3-bedroom home, Ia
baths. hot-water heat; includes
washer. drier, stove and refriger-
ator; on paved road: immediate
possession: IS miles d. c.: S22,-
500.
We have farms, waterfronts, golne
businesses to MI your requirements.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick. Nd, Phone los
or III; II no answer, call 354
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
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5 LOTS IN SUITLAND
OVER u ACRE EACH
COMMERCIAL GROUND

APT. BLDG. SITE, best location
$1,000 So IT, BRANDENBURG
REALTY Co. ia. 2-03gS.
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IDEAL

For retirement, this home has
everything, lge, corner lot, fenced;
3 bedrms, , baths, lge. liv rm.
and din. rm. kit. hobby and ldFy.
I'm Hot-wsteT heat Enel. porch.
facing Chesa. Bay Priced for
qsiek sale and excellent financing
auailn hlc
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RIVERSIDE 3-770S
FARMS FARMS FARMS
We have several valuable farms in
MONTGOMERY and Frederick Coun-
ties, and some very good invest
ment property in Montgomery
County. Ask for Mr.. Measell. spe-
cialist on farms.
SIGLER & co.
IIO. 4-HHSa Ewes OIL. A-SR2n
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$3.50 Up

$3.50 Up
TERMS IF DESIRED
Hillsmere Shores is de-
signed for family happi-.
ness and is an ideal va,
cation land as well as a
year-round development.
DIRECTIONS Out Central ave,
tRte. 2I4). over South River
Bridge to Rte. 665: or, Defense
hwy. to Parole, right at trafIio
light to Rte t65, follow our siSnS.
All roads to Hillsmere shores paved,
Keep This Ad for Road Directions
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WOODLAND DRIVE
EMBASSY AREA

n, 2gth ana Cleveland
ehSGnSeery, Phone Mr. KAHN.
RE 7-S676 or AID. 4-72S7.
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~ acres. wooded beautiful stream;
$40. 900. Terms, GI0LER a CO.
10. 4.6383; ewes. and sun. OIL
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HERNDON, VIRGINIA

81 acres; good frame house: water
and electricity; nice stream n new
LAKE; near Warrenton; 81. 900
Additional 100 acres adjoining a.
81 acres; Leesburr, solid frame
house: very long stream and road
frontage; excellent fishing. $l0,'
900.
So acres; Loudoun County; near
Sterling and Chantilly; blk
from shopping. Stream: open land;
good house IA barn and chicken
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KAY REALTY co.
cHEsA. BAY FRONT r, INT I

As ACRES ~
Kent Island. Eastern Shore, only 4.
3la mi. from bridge. 057' 'front.'
aRe, beautiful view Of Annapolia
on opposite shore 5-rm, hung,
GARAGE. Excellent duck shooting.
peri. beach and bathing, mr.. mod
Priced SOS. 900 IN fee Call ora
write Mr.. Carl Jewell. Lexington
A-hkhh. eVeA Hnnler R.rloA
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CONTINUED
AIL ON THE WATER

Beaut homes for summer OF year
round use 81 Woodland Beach,e.y
River with pvt. beaches and piers.
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CENTURY-OLD, center-hail CO.
ioniai home with 4 stone cfimneys.
scar garage, barn: 2l5 acres on
Broad Run al S.I:tu be- acer.
Commute d. c. Directions: Out
Route 2g-2I1 to centreville, left
on Route 2S. -Four miles beyond
Manassas take Route 295 for 4
miles to Broadiand Farm on right.
Phone: Ask operator for Haymar-
ket, Va, Plaza 4-S27S. JOHN P
BROADDUS, owner, Nokesville. Va.
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Another of Mans
Sacred Spots Falls

The dream of many a
BIuffton college man will be
realized this fall.
Girls are moving into the
campus rOoming house known
for years as Lehman Frat or
simply "The Frat! But,
alas, this will be too late, for
the men were moved out last
spring.
The Frat, at the corner of
High and Spring streets, has
given i'm to the rapidly grow
ing female enrolment at the
school and will be merely an
annex of Ropp hall, just
across the street.
Even the girls may find
their triumph just a little
hollow when they find moth
ing but echoes of its previous
occupants.
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Schools Bulge as Peak 8O3
Opening Day Classes

The establishment of a new en-
rollment record, with most of the
Increase in the high school, and
the restoration of French as a
high school subject were high
lights of the opening day Tues
day.
Superintendent A. B. Murray
told the board of education Tues
day evening that enrolment had
broken through the 800 mark with
BOB registered and approximately
seven more students expected to
enroll within the week. This
compares with opening day en-
rollment of 760 pupils last year.
Largest increase is in the high
school where an additional teach
er was employed for the coming
year. The total enrolment in
grades seven through IL is 324
students compared to 295 last
year. In the first six grades and
kindergarten the enrolment
Tuesday was 479 compared with
465 last year.
The new kindergarten class
numbers II students, but the larg-
est class of all is now grade two
with 81 pupils requiring three
sections.
Mr.. Murray reported that Miss
Mildred Keel will teach French,
tShich is offered to junior and
senior students for the first time
in 10 years. Miss Keel taught
the class 10 years ago. This is
the first time through that pc
riod that a foreign language has
been offered in the high school.
Bluffton's next graduating class
numbers SIS students, the largest
in several years. Last year there
were 81 seniors on opening day,
and in 1857 "a seniors.
The breakdown of enrolment
according to sex shows there are
168 boys in the high school and
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Orange Township Youths Hereford
Grand Champ in Al Calf Show

A white faced Hereford steer
shown by Robert Marshall, IL
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Marshall of Orange town.
ship, was named grand champion
of the All calf club Tuesday at
the Hancock county Fair.
Young Marshall, a sixth grader
at the Mt. Cory school, re-
ceived the top honor in his own
club, the First National Bank
Cash Club, and then topped all
contenders in the McComb club
for first honors in the fair.
This was the Orange township
boys first year to enter the All
competition.
Reserve champion was shown
by Don Ensign of the McComb
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156 girls. In the elementary
school there are 253 boys and
226 girls including the kindergar-
ten. ..-
The enrolment according tc
grades follows: Miss Groman,
kindergarten, morning 40, after.
noon, 81; Miss Stepleton, first
grade, 80; Mrs. Murray, first
grade, 35; Mrs. Diller, second
grade, %; Miss Hamilton, Sec
ond grade, 30; Mrs. Ray, second
grade. %; Miss Hilty, third
grade. 80; Mrs. Steiner, third
grade, "a.
Mr.. Ewing, fourth grade, 35;
Mrs. Oyer, fourth grade, 81; Mr..
Hooker, fifth grade, 81; Mr.. Gre
mean, fifth grade, "a; Mr.. Gre
mean, sixth grade, 9; Mr.. STRAIT
ton, sixth grade, 38.
Seven A, 40; Seven B, 38;
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club.
Other local boys to receive
honors in the judging Tuesday in
cluded Frank Scoles, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Scoles, who
showed the champion Brown
Swiss. He received a Swiss COW
bell from the breed association
presented by Louis Dittman.
Eddie Zeisloft, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Zeisloft, showed the
champion steer in a class of
young people who had a beef
steer as a project but were not
in one of the two All clubs.
In the junior fair swine show,
the champion market hog was
shown by Sheryl Inbody and the
junior swine showmanship con-
test was won by Barbara Kurt.
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Garbage Fee
Payment Lags
In Beaverdam

Garbage collection fees con-
tinue to lag far behind schedule.
Beaverdam mayor Robert Snod-
grass said Tuesday.
With the system already run
ming in the red the failure of
some patrons to make their pay
ments may make it necessary to
increase the rates when 1860 pay
ments come due.
Earlier this summer the coun-
Gil said that a rate increase
seemed almost a necessity. AS
income falls the chances for a
boost in fees increases, they said
Tuesday.
Business patrons of the munic-
ipaly operated garbage collection
service have all made their pay.
ments, but a large number of
residential users are behind In
their fees. '
Persons who have not made
their payments have received
nearly a years free service, the
councilmen charged. They urged
the mayor to order the service
to these people discontinued. Mo-
tees were sent last week to all
the overdue patrons but the re-
sponse has been slow, Mr.. Snod-
grass noted.
The council also suggested that
each household should Lave q
standard location for placing
their garbage for pickup. They
said this would make it far cas-
Ter for the pickup service operat-
ed by Fred Mccain to gather
the refuse.
Payments are to be made at
the Beaverdam office of the light
company.
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I, ing and the incoming frosh will
meet their faculty advisors in
the afternoon. Another SEA orr
entation program will be held in
the evening, followed by an all
college sing.
Classes meet for the first time
next Wednesday at 7:45 a. m.
and the formal all-college recep-
ton will be held that evening at
8 in Founders hall.
Several physical changes have
been made in the campus over
the summer, business manager
Carl Lehman said this week.
Biology rooms and laboratories in
Science hall have been remodel
ed, completely new rest rooms
have been built in College hall
and the business administration
classroom in College hall has a
new floor and new furniture.
Heat distribution lines through
out the campus were repaired
over the summer and a number
of dead trees have been cleared
from the wooded sections of the
campus.
Four new faculty members and
a visiting professor have joined
the staff and one faculty men,
Der has taken on an additional
assignment.
The visiting professor is DR.. E.
G.. Kaufman, president emeritus
of Bethel college, who will be
visiting professor of philosophy
for one year.
Taking on the additional as
signment of dean of men will be
Arden Slotter, who heads the
chemistry department. He sue
ceeds Dale Dickey, who has en-
tered the ministry in Indiana.
New teachers are Miss Helen
Martens, instructor in piano,
Miss Mariellen Schellenberger,
women's physical education in
structor, Johannes de Jonge, in