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DOLL HOUSE
BRICK RAMBLER!

Charm packed Immaculate two bed
room home featuring DELIGHT
Full PINE PANELED DEN! Ora
cious living room with freplscs;
GARAGE; level lot. Sl1h PER
MONTH will handle on new FLA
terms. Immediate possession.
Out Lee highway to
Falls Church, right on Broad s.
tRte. -, to Haycock I'd, rlsht
10 Greenwich st. left TO West
Greenwich st, left to 1920 and
our open sign.
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LYON Village

OPEN SUNDAY. o-5 PM.
7-room brk dwelling, completely
redecorated. l124 North Danville
st; mod. kitchen with disposal
and dishwssher. LARGE living room
with frepl very attractive
home in excellent location; S24 =
500 or will consider offer, $4,000
cash payment.
A. L. KELLEY e. SON
3l74 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-n3s2
buy. 2 bedrm. brick
ramb. wfcarport; porch. din. rm ::
bsmt: beaut lot only SlS,a5n,
81 500 dn,, priced below FLA APP
pratSal IA 5000
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WoODLAWN HTS. = ela-yr.-
q BEDROOMS

Convenient to Census Bureau. An.
drewS Field. 4-bedrm. Cape Cod
Full bsmt., beautiful yard. easy
financing Sl5.50O. RE. 6-4l4C
Sun: ewes. HI. 9-5357. CAMP.
BELL REALTY.
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RED HOT
SPLIT-LEVEL!
$4,000

YOU CAN ASSUME OVER $4,000
IN FINANCING on this neat arr
clean three level brick and franz
Split-level FLA APPRAISED Al
able bedrooms, delightful cathe
dral ceiling living room with
fireplace, spacious family room,
dining room with screened porch
for summer comfort, attached car
port. Easy walk to shops, bus
school. Fast possession.
Out Arlington blvd
through Seven Corners to Ora
ham I'd. right TO 5le and oul
open sign.
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GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

90 MINIS TO D. c
Just like new brick
rambler, lust of Shirley
Hwy. near Springfield 2
bedrooms, family room
with fireplace. full base
ment. SlS.a50. Call FL.
$4,000 to see 1t today.
FLA or CT FINANCING
Assume 4iaec 81 loan
and take over. Brick and
frame split level in
Springfield. 2 bedrooms,
2 baths. screened car
ports. Walk to bus. shop
ping and school. ka-acrs
corner lot. $4,000. Call
FL. $4,000 to see 1t
5000 DOWN FILA
Brick. semidetached,
near bus, shopping and
schools, in Alexandria.
222xl5 living room, 2
bedrooms, Ia baths. pine
paneled 90 It. recreation
room, basement. open
Sunday and Monday, |
pm. til dark. l4th st.
Bridge, drive out Shirley
Hwy. to King st. turmoil.
left on King st. to West
view Terrace, right TO
Southview Terrace. right
to house. 20S z. Taylor
Run Parkway. S15,250.
Call XII. $500.
LANGLEY-McLEAN-2o
Minis. to D. c. over
scenic George Washing
ton pkwy. New brick
ramblerS. bi-leVek and
contemporaries. Huss
living rooms. formal
dining rooms, 2 and 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, rec
reation rooms base
ments, Gear garages.
Open Saturday, Sunday
and Monday. ! pm. til
dark. From Key Bridge
drive out George wash
inEton pkvy. to Rte. 123
turnofT, continue on
Rte. 1H3. bear right on
GEORGETOWN Pike for
approx mile, left IN
Douglas dr. 70 houses on
right S34,aS0 n
SIS a5n. Call IA.
EASILY FINANCED-3-
bedroom Cape God on
rs nOO 50. Il Of land
Scapsd lot GaraEs Walk
n bus, shopping and
schools Sl5,p50 CAL
OR 3-4560 TO see II
tOSay
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GOTHAM

REALTY, INC.
300 Arl Blvd IL IAN
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2 = 49, FNRh En-, 3
DONNELL. REALTORS
LUXURY LIVING : In exclusive

Lake Bancroft or RlvercreSt, in
Arlington Brand-new ColonislS.
split levels and ramblerS. with 4
s or e bedrooms, ready for I'M
mediate occupancy. all with big
finished rec. rm , 2 baths, with
or without garages priced from
SIS 900 10 S45. 600. with excel
lent financing available Call to-
beautiful new homes
TOWN T. COUNTRY REALTY
KF 6-6aOO q Til Q
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CLARENDoN-Liv. rm., firepi., din
rm. m and md "a bath: fun D bsmti, mao hot
water heat; scr. pch., gar: ex-
pand. attic. M. shopping. buses
and church. OWNER. Florida
bound. S15,250. No agents, please
Call DU 5-S71S
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REGAL RAMBLER!

Custom built foyer entrance, brick
and stone rambler having many
unusual design features. TO sur,
prise and please you. Fireplaced
spacious living room in center,
with secluded bedroom wing TO
the left, lovely separate lining
room, de luxe kitchen with break
fast nook and a powder room on
opposite side Of home. Beautifully
finished rec. room, with fireplace
in full basement; built in garage,
Space for fourth bedroom ano
second bath roughed in. Situated
amidst small grove Of trees on
little knoll. OUTSTANDING Fl.
NANC1N0 CAN BE ASSUMED al
&2T,95Ol
DIRECTIONs: Out Lee highway to
Fairfax dr.. right to North Yucca,
tan at. right to 2747 and our
open sign.
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LUCILLE COOK
"-3"3 Resltor IF

II % RtaTTor JE I-4Hh4
LOTS OF LIVIN' is all that's needed
10 complete this new Quality built
brick rambler in prestige area.
Wooded Il acre; spacious rooms
throushout the latest in Kitchens,
separate dining room, three twin
bedrooms. three baths. immense
daylight family room with fireplace
and picture window. Carporf AS
sumo 100000 first trust. 500 500.
JE 4-"@sS PARKER. SMITH a.
DONNELL. REALTORS
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON
5000 DN.-S8A MO.

. -bedroom semidet. with largl
screened porch of equipped kitch
spotleSS condition, bus at door
Call IA. 7-0250.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER, in excel
lent elose-in Fails Church area
Separate dining room; screened
porch; full basement. Only Sl4.-
$50, $3.50 down, monthly pay
ments OF $97 incl. everything.
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GARDENERS
DELIGHT!

Here's = LEVEL NEARLY IA ACRE
LOT offering several fruit trees,
and space galore for Dads garden
and Mons flowers. BUY NOW
AND BE READY FOR SPRING
PLANTlNGl Custom-built immacu:
late THREE BEDROOM, TWO
BATH BRICK RAMBLER boaSting
farm-size kitchen, huge screened
porch, attached garage; Extras IN
washer and drier. Excellent terms
can be arranged at S26,a50.
From Falls Church
out Lee highway tRts. % ia
Cedar lane, right to .frst house
on left and our open sign.
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ALEX.-3-bedrm. home. Auto wash.
er incl. for only $1,000 down anc
assume loan Of Sl2,450, 6l.'o in;
ouartermaster Depot. on Duke st
70 Donaldson to l22 North Debray
FL. 4-7l9O.
ALEX. AREA-Assume 49, q
loan; all brk. home, featurinl
bSmt., fenced-in lot. must see this
duplex to appreciate 1t. easy
terms, full price only Sl2,95O
Call now. TIE. 6-4115.
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. AREA; assume 4l7es loan
4-bedrm. comb. Cape Cod. 4 years
old. with full bsmt., walk out en-.
trance: completely de luxe equip
kit, . enormous tile baths: Just
blkS. from Hammond H. S. Pres
ent loan approx. $4,000. Total
no pymtS S102. Moderate down
pymt; will handle. Call now. TIE
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. AREA. SII.95O-see thil
delightful brick 3-bedroom ram.
hler-corner lot in Holm Hall-S
fine community Just of Mt. Yer.
nun UlNus NthT sCnOOlS. snOpDlHl
and bus Very easy terms Imme.
date occupancy. XII. a-3630
NJ H BARRY ORG. Realty
ALEX. AREA, Bucknell Manor
Sl4,950. Just redecorated 3-bed.
room, den, lia-bath Cape Cod
home: nice yard. Very easy terms
See II today. XII. 9-3630. NJ H
BARRY ORG, Realty Admin
Ewes, XII. a-54Ss
ALIEN, MT. VERNON BLVD.-IM-
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY: "a shade
and fruit trees, on large level lot
surround this immaculate 3-bed.
room brick home. featuring en-
trance hall 10 living room with
fireplace; central air conditioning;
screened porch, kitchen with eat
ing space, basement and built-in
garage; walk to school. shops,
bus, swimming pool and recrea-
tion area: only S"0."50 assume
large loan with easy payments.
Call IA 5-6SnO, o I'll o. SHAN
NON 4 LUcHs, REALTORS, 2O55
Wilson blvd
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FIT. BELVOIR New
brick Split-level on large
wooded lot. 4 bedrooms,
. baths, Eadeet-packed
kitchen, recreation room
and carport. Walk to
bus, shopping and school.
Open Saturday. Sunday
and Monday. Drive south
on U. S. ] to LIST i'm
mediate left beyond
Mt. Vernon HiEh School,
left to ard street on
right. Turn right to
house S19,a90. Call so.
$500.
2 ACRES - Center-hall
brick rambler on lovely
wooded hilltop. 23-ft.
recreation room. de luxe
kitchen. 3 bedrooms. =
tiled baths, basement.
attached garage, sun
deck, . flagstone patios.
Open Sunday and Mon
day, ] pm. til dark.
South on U. 6. | approx.
] n miles past Pohick
Church to house on
right. S24,q50. Dial
703-GY. 10000.
CAREFULLY PLANNED
-3-bedroom, ~ bath,
brick split-level in Falls
Church Mclean area.
Streamlined Kitchen,
24xl4 recreation room,
basement and carport.
Open Sunday and Mon
day. J pm. til dark.
From Key Bridge drive
out Lee hwy. to Rte. 7
intersection in rails
Church. right on Rte. 7
approx a mile past
GeorRe Mason High
School. right on Lemon
I'd. to LIST left. then right
to corner house. S30,Sb0.
Call ia. 10000.
FAIRFAX COLoNIALs-
New and ready for oc-
cupsncy in 20 days. 4
bedrooms, den, 3 baths,
recreation rooms. fully
equipped kitchens, ga
RACES and patioS. Open
Saturday. Sunday and
Monday, ] pm I'll
dark. From l4th ST.
Bridge drive out Airing
ton blvd. to Fairfax
circle. continue on Rte.
2a-Gl1-50 past lSt .traf-
f1c light. left on Mclean
ave. and follow Gordin
MenSh signs. S23,a5n TO
S"A4SO Call or 3.AS6O
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nT@gg@
TEMPLE HIILS-NeV a.hedrm. ~
CONTINUED

rambler overlooking lake, bsmt
carport patio DIR Temple HIS
I'd. to 5000 blk, right on LakevieV
dr.. or Brinkley I'd. TO Temple Hill'
I'd left to Lakeview DR. OPEN
Sl6,a5O. FORTIN RLTY,, 10
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ALEXANDRIA AREA

OPEN TO 4
COS Aspen lane; Sl0s monthly
total: conventional loan buys
lovely 3-bedrm rambler. west Of
Rte. /. near Mt. Vernon H. D.
RO s-l43l.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-14
BIG GAME HUNTING
SEASON BEGINNING
SATURDAY, OCT. Is

big game hunting season begins
on the Dare Coast Saturday and
all indications are that deer and
bear are more plentiful this year
than ever before.
Seasons also open in Hyde, Tyr
rall and other Eastern counties on
Saturday for deer and bear.
Most of the big game killed in
Dare is bagged on properties of
West Virginia Pulp and Paper
Company. In addition to the county,
state or nonresident license re-
ties in the general area of Manns
quired for hunting on these proper
Harbor, East Lake and Stumpy
Point special permit must be OBJ
tanned from West Virginia for
hunting privileges. A nominal
charge is made for the permit aft
er the applicant has displayed the
regular licenses reqired by the
State.
During the bow hunting season
l18 days Immediately prior to regu-
lar season. there were reports OF
several deer being killed by local
and resident archers in coastal
forests.
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HYDE PHONE NUMBERS
WILL CHANGE SUNDAY

All telephone numbers in Engel-
hard and Swan Quarter will change
Sunday, October 16, 1860, at 2:O1
am. from the present numbering
system to a system of seven num-
erals associated with "Direct Dis
tant Dialing".
During the past two weeks, tele-
phone company representatives
have been busy visiting each sub
scriber served by these exchanges,
placing new numbers on the tele-
phone dials. Temporary stickers
bearing the old numbers have been
placed over the new numbers to
remain in use until 2:01 am, Sun
day. Subscribers are asked to re-
move the temporary stickers from
their dials at that time, or first
thing Sunday morning, and begin
using their new numbers.
New directories featuring "All
Number Calling" have been de-
livered this week in order to be in
the hands of the subscribers prior
See PHONES, Page Twelve
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OF FUNDS FROM
FILA. ASSURED
Many Uses Qualify Applicant for
Funds in Hyde and
Dare

Additional funds for farm hous-
ing have been made available
through the Farmers Home Ad-
ministration loan facilities, Daniel
B. Willis, County Supervisor for
Hyde and Dare Counties, announc-
ed today.
This money may be used to con-
struct Improve ,alter, repair, re-
place, or relocate a dwelling or
other essential farm buildings on
the farm. This means that farm
dwellings, or service buildings de-
storyed or damaged by Hurricane
Donna" may be replaced or re-
paired with FILA Housing loan
funds. These loans are repayable
over a period not to exceed thirty
three years.
The Farmers Home Administra-
ton also makes loans to eligible
applicants to purchase essential
farm and home equipment and pro-
ductive livestock, pay necessary
farm operating and family living
refinance debts on live
stock and farm equipment. Loans
are also made to buy an adequate
family-type farm or buy land to
enlarge an understood farm to
family-type size; provide necessary
water and water facilities, provide
basic land and soil improvements,
refinance existing real estate
debts; carry out approved soil con-
servation practices, develop irriga-
ton systems and farmstead water
systems as well as other necessary
farm expenses.
Further information concerning
these loans may be obtained by
contracting the agency's local office
which is located in the Lupton
Building, Swan Quarter, N. C.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-14
SEN. JORDAN'S VISIT
TN DARE APPRECIATED

Senator B. Everett Jordan's talk
last Friday night at Dare County
Courthouse was enjoyed immensely
by the group of some less than
100. He touched on mayn sub
jects such as the farm problem, de-
tense appropriations, welfare aid,
government economy, Formosa,
and the problems which have been
created for the country during the
period of Republican administra-
ton.
He arrived in Dare early in the
afternoon, and was greeted by a
group who had prepared dinner
session at the Carolinian hotel.
Among thoe present for this af-
fair were Woodrow Edwards and
Horace Hooper of the board Of
Commissioners, Walter Perry,
Chairman of the county Democratic
Executive Committee, DR.. w. w.
Harvey, Jr., Lawrence Swain and
Bobby Owens of Manteo, Harvey
Best of Stumpy Point and Pen
nell Tillett of Kitty Hawk.
The courthouse meeting was
opened by Mr.. Perry, and DR.. Har-
vey introduced Senator Jordan. The
Senator expressed his regrets at
being unable to remain until Sat-
urday for the YDC district meeting
scheduled for the following eve
ming, but had previously been
for another appearance.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-14
SAM JONES LOSES
HIS CASE MONDAY
IN APPEALS COURT
Was Frequent Visitor TO Ocra-
coke Island; Extensive Hold
ings There

The 4th Circuit Court of APP
peals in Norfolk Monday upheld
the conviction of Norfolk indus
trialist Samuel G. Jones, Sr., IS, on
a charge of evading $277,000 in
income taxes.
Jones, president of Berkeley Ma
chine Works & Foundry Co., Inc,
for 40 years, was sentenced in U. S.
District Court in June 1859 to five
years in prison and fined 100000.
The case against Jones took 10
days to try. A district court jury
took 72 minutes to decide Jones
was guilty on six tax-evasion
counts.
During the trial, then U. S. Dis
trict Atty. John M. Hollis attempt
ed to prove that Jones charged
off personal expenses as business
ones.
Figuring prominently were his
290-acre Sajo Farms in Princess
Anne County and extensive COM
pany holdings on Ocracoke Island.
Jones claimed the Ocracoke
holdings Berkeley Manor, Samjo
Manor and the Green Island Gun
ming Club, were used to entertain
prospective customers in lieu of
national advertising. He said they
were not used for his personal
pleasure.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-14
TRAVEL FIGURES
FOR SEPTEMBER
SHOW DECREASE

MANTEO. Vacation travel on
the Dare Coast was temporarily
slowed up during September and
official figures just issued by Cape
Hatteras National Seashore and
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
indicate that the total for first
nine months this year at both
places is slightly less than for the
same period last year.
On the other hand, however,
Wright Brothers National Monu-
ment visitations have shown an in
crease over 1859 for the calendar
year to date. Through September
this year the calendar year total
for visitors at the Wright Monu-
ment was 218,690 as compared to
ISL ,232, for the same period in
1859.
Superintendent Horace Dough
estimates that since the opening
of the new Visitors Center with
it's first flight displays at the
Wright Monument an increase OF
approximately Is percent has been
shown in the number of visitors.
There were 22,171 visitors at the
monument during September,
40 percent increase over the 16,S29
visitors counted in September 1859.
With 1887 visitors entering
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
during September the total for the
calendar year increased to 404,730
persons. This compares with 412,-
66S persons during the first nine
months of 1859 when there were
no hurricanes in September. The
total visitor days at the National
Seashore through September this
year totaled 5O8!5o4. "a "visitor
day" is when a person stops over
night or longer.)
During September this year 49,
1911 persons, or almost half the
total for the month entering Ma
tional Seashore visited the famous
Cape Hatteras Lighthouse area.
Only 1920 persons entered Fort
Raleigh National Historic Site dur
ing September of which 1,94S were
Lost Colony patrons. Total num-
Der visitors at Fort Raleigh dur
ing the first nine months this
year was $3.50 as compared to
94,S31 in 1869.
No figures were Immediately
available for number of visitors
at the Elizabethan Gardens, but
as progress is made on planting
and development of the Garden
Clubs project, more and more visi-
tors go there. This has been a
record breaking year for Garden.
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MERRILL EVANS TO
BE TOURIST BUREAU
BANQUET SPEAKER
Annual Affair Scheduled for
Mays Head on Saturday.
October ~

Merrill Evans of Ahoskie, former
state highway commissioner and a
North Carolina leader who has the
interest of the coastland as we'll
as the state at heart, will be the
principal speaker at the annual
banquet of Dare County Tourist
Bureau.
The banquet will be held at
Mays Head on Saturday evening,
October goth. Melvin r. Daniels
was appointed last week by Tour
ist Bureau Chairman Ralph Swain
to extend the invitation. Swain will
be overall chairman of banouet ar
rangements. Gordon Kellogg will
serve as chairman of the commit
tee to arrange for catering service
while Secretary-Treasurer Einora
Preston, and Wallace McCown and
Bill Dillon will work on promotion
al plans for the banquet in order
to have heavy representation from
all sections of the county.
Plans for the annual banquet
were discussed during the annual
meeting of the Tourist Bureau at
the Community Building Wednes-
day.
A review of the Bureaus accom-
plishment during the past year and
plans for making the forthcoming
season, despite a recent setback by
Hurricane Donna, bigger and bet
ter than ever.
The Board adopted a new budget
for 1960-61 that totals $21 ,480 or
approximately $500 more than for
the past year. Kellogg was chair
man of the budget committee.
Board members present agreed
to canvass the operators of new
vacation enterprises in Dare to Sc
cure additional investments in the
publicity and promotional program
conducted by the Tourist Bureau.
New officers of the Tourist Blu
reau will be named later this
month.
Present at the meeting last week
were: Chairman Swain, Kellogg,
McCown, Daniels, M. X. Fearing,
Jr., Mrs. Juanita Parker, Mrs.
Preston, Mrs. Margaret Davis, and
Bill Dillon, along with Aycock
Brown, manager and news director,
and Mrs. Donna Tillett, assistant.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-14

EDMUND HARDING, of Washing
ton, noted humorist will be guest
speaker at ceremonies observing
twenty-fifth anniversary of found
ing of the Engelhard Rotary Club.
A ladies night event, it is set for
next Wednesday night, October 19
at the Engelhard Hotel.
The Engelhard club was sponsor
ed by the Washington Rotary Club
and on occasion of it's first night
Washington club jouneyed to
Engelhard in lieu of it's own meet
ing. In addition, to Washington,
Greenville, Elizabeth City, Halter
as, Brooklyn, N. Y, Oxford, Kins-
ton, Sanford, Asheboro and Green's
boro were represented and greet
ings were sent to the new club BY
other Rotary clubs in the district
The original members were: P
D. Miodgett, Jr., Gloss Gibbs, R. s
Spencer, R. l.. Patrick, W. H. Cox
R. L. Gibbs, Frank C. Gibbs, NJ. A
Matthews, L. o. Edwards, J. H
Jarvis, Engelhard; T. j. Mann, LIE
land Dudley, w. w. Watson, Lake
Landing; NJ. Makely, George T
Davis, Swan Quarter; S. M. Gibb
and J. M. Long of Middletown.
Officers elected for the first yea,
were P. D. Midget, Jr., President
R. L. Gibbs, Vice-President and NJ
A. Matthews, Secretary. P. D. Mid
gett also served the Rotary tern
of 1867 as President, and follow
ing are those who have served the
club in that capacity through thu
years: 1878, Harold Jarvis, Sr.
See MEETING, Page Six
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DR.. w. T. RALPH is
HONORED BY ROTARlANS
THURS. NIGHT MEETING

Members of the Belhaven-Pan-
tego Rotary Club were entertain
ed Thursday night, as the Wash,
ington club was host in ceremonies
honoring DR.. w. T. Ralph of Bel
haven, who was recently elevated
to post of Rotary District Governor
for district 773.
"Dr. Ralph" Night was an af-
fair looked upon with great IA
vor, and Edmund Harding, a
favorite for such occasions, was
guest speaker at the event.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-10-14
DISCUSSION OF
REBUILDING L.C.
THEATRE MON.
Annual Meeting to be in Ra-
leigh Monday, Novem-
Der 20

Roanoke Island Historical AS
ISOLATION board of directors met in
Manteo Monday for preliminary
discussion on the prospects of re-
building The Lost Colony's Water
side Theatre which was almost de-
stroyed by Hurricane Donna.
1t was brought out at the meet
ing, presided over by Mrs. o. Max
Gardner of Shelby, president OF
the Historical Association, that
damage to the properties where
The Lost Colony had completed a
successful goth season September
A, was perhaps more than original
ly estimated.
Early estimates of replacing the
dressing rooms, work shops, fire
department, properties shop and
costume department had been
about $4,000. 1t is now believed
that it may take more than $780,
600 to rebuild the theatre and open
the show next year on July 1 as
planned, according to General
Manager ]. Sib Dorton.
Dorton and his assistant in
charge of theatre maintenance and
construction Albert @. Bell gave
reports of the extent of damage.
Where the money will come from
to do the necessary rebuilding is
s.4;U r,udefoyrnined
On behalf of the committee in
charge Mrs. Fred Morrison OF
Washington, D. c., presented a re-
vision Of the associations bylaws
which were adopted by those pres
ent.
It was announced by Mrs. Gard
ner that the annual meeting Of
Roanoke Island Historical Associ-
alton would be held in Raleigh on
Monday, November %, during the
States annual Culture Week.