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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-03-17
Will Belden
Died March |

CLARIDON - Will Belden
died March l at the P Pope
Home, after being in failing
health for several years.
He was born Oct. 8, 1880 in
Huntsburg. At an early age
he moved to Middlefield
where he received most of his
education in Middlefield Scho-
oil. He moved to Claridon in
1912 where he spent the rest
of his life. He married Ma
mie Belden Of Claridon In
Sept. 1908. To this union one
daughter, Corda was born /.
His wife, Mamie, daughter
Corda, and two sisters, Myra
and Lucy Belden Of Cleve-
land survive him. An older
brother Herbert died in 1908.
His occupation was a farmer
The funeral was held n
Christian Missionary and Al
lance church Thursday Mar.
3, with Rev. Pope officiating.
Interment was at Claridon
Center Cemetery.
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BERT C. HEARN

CHESTER = Word h a
been received from Barlow,
Fla, of the death Of Bert C..
Hearn, 65, on March 8. He
was born in Collinwood, Ohio
on January 26, 1895, and for
merly resided in Chester for
twelve years. He had been in
i'll health for sometime.
Funeral services were held
in Barlow Fla, on Mar. 13,
Survivors are his wife, the
former Grace Hutson of AL
lance, O., to whom he had
been married for forty three
years, and six children; Bert
of Chesterland; Dick a n d
Jack, of Orlando, Fla; Fred
of Barlow; Mrs. Mary Lou
Lyman and Mrs. Donna Ere
idrich both of Chardon. There
are fourteen grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hearr
and Mrs. Lyman flew to Bar.
tow to attend the funeral.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

CHEVROLET 1948 sedan delivery;
clean in and out, good running
cond., good tires. Ideal for painter
or plumber; $50. Elk. 3-9037.
CHEVROLET '5S; huy the number
/ seller of 1855, an IMPALA
SPORT COUPE, in . beautiful
ivory and mist green. Previous
owner couldn't resist any of the
convenient extras and this one Is
really loaded. Has been pampered
like baby and is spotleSs
throughout. See Mr.. Kennedy.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

CADILLAC '55 "62" coupe: Ike
new; fully ,,,,Ssyp Ssssgyipped; c s1$sS5s; 1$sCS;
n ave ne La 0-2C00
Evening star., 1960-09-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
EDMONDS
Ford City

32as Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 5-ss22
FORD SO Fairlane 800" VS. con-
ing, radio. heater. Wv. tires, gold
and white finish; new-car condi-
tion; S2,O95,
Evening star., 1960-09-02
!, IA ;}I9i} u &. ] 9Y7&2zYJI !, Z &
AUTOMOBILES EnR sALE

CHEW. AZ: rebuilt engine, good
tires, r. and h., straieht stick;
sac. $3.50: FE. 3-24S4, FE.3-2173,
CADILLAC '57
Evening star., 1960-09-02
AUT0M0BILEs FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 Sedan de Vile;
white top, air. conditioned. premi-
um tires, substantial reduction;
liberal allowance on your trade.
Akers Olds. Cadillac Co;
Evening star., 1960-09-02
AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE

DODGE '57 4-door. Full euuipment.
s6oyye 'GW average age, ,cohd. You can't
STEuART SILVER SPRING, INC
1141 East-West hwy. JU. 0-1434
DODGE '59 sierra VS. Bypass. 4-dr,
wagon; r. and h., power steertng
and brakes; to choose from;
STATION WAGON SALES
1717 R. l AVE. NE. AD. 4.455O
DODGE AZ 4-dr. sedan: a nice
second car Must see to appreciate
DODGE 81; auto. trans. 7. and h.;
eMS excel. MECH: sseenada.; $le5 or bes'
DODGE '54 custom. Royal 4-dool
sedan: 2-tone green, automatic
radio. heater. power steering, per-
feet condition; S495.
TRI-COUNTY RAMBLER
Opposite Laurel Shopping Center
TO. sizoTf AzTssf l. Laurel ro. od a-siss
DODGE 1873 1900" 4-dr. sedan:
beaut.. spotless aipine White. and
same as new; compl. equipped,
incl. factory air cond., VS. power
extras; 81 .495; bank financing
XII KIRK "a MoTocsR Srcs6o CO.. 1000 Ga
DODGE tI9 I,,i.i ,se ! sHa6grban Sal wagon; blue
STATION WAGON SALES
1717 R. I. Ave. NE. AID. 1855
DODGE '55 Royal VS. 4-door
eauiD.; good cond.; S595.
TAKOMA FORD
7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
ENGLISH CONSUL '55
Excellent condition throushout; nc
down payment; $685..
United Auto Sales, Inc.
Plymouth Valiant Triumph Dealer
1925 Ga. Ave, Wheaton
LO. $1,000
Evening star., 1960-09-02

CADILLAC 80 Sedan de vile; far
de luxe de ville features; 1895.
.AkerS OldS. Cadillac Co.
Evening star., 1960-09-02

"FAfRLINoToN SHOPPING Ctr" t"
ov 3-035O ALEXANDRIA,
Evening star., 1960-09-02
OLMSTEAD

EST. OLDS DEALER SINCE 1885
5000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 7-S4OO
DODGE Sc 4-dr. Sierra stat. wag-
on; good cond., new, Wv. tires;
normal MILEAGE: r. and h.: auto
trans; reas. priced. WA. 5-S134
DODGE So 6-cylinder wagon;
standard shift, r. and h, real
economy: ideal for the family;
Evening star., 1960-09-02

CHEVROLET 80, If you are look
rent model car, look no more.
''We have it." This beauty is q
2-door sedan that has been driven
less than 1000 miles. Snowcrest
white set on with Wv. tires.
Seats have been protected BY clear
plastic seat covers. Has radio and
heater, Priced several hundred
dollars under what . new one
would cost you.' Guaranteed. See
Evening star., 1960-09-02
STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET, INC.

3270 NJ st. NV.
FE. 3-64O0 FE. 3-640S
CHEVROLET '55 Bel Air 2-door;
beautiful 2-tone green, fully equip:
automatic. very clean. Special,
S695. DEALER. HA. 2-1500.
CHEVY Impala SO VS. sport coupe:
full equipment with power. Only
10000 actual miles. Has really
heeen ba6ied by former owner and
hot one. 1t won't last long.
S2,195. L. P. STEUART SILVER
SPRING, INC, 1141 East-West
hwy. JU. 9-1434.
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AWARD
CONTINUED from Page One)

November IA when the award was
presented by John Harden OF
Greensboro. Best was given $1GC
and an engraved plaque. The schoo'
received a duplicate of the plaque
He is a Methodist layman ir
Greensboro, and has taught also in
Stokesdale and High Point.
Like other outstanding peopls
who have gone away from thu
coastland, the achievement of Mr.
Best is a source of pride among
homefolks who regret there are
so few doors open to opportunity
here at home, and to win renown in
the professions, it is necessary to
go far from home.
Mr.. Best has three brothers, two
sisters, and his mother living al
Stumpy Point. He married the
former Frances Simpson of Stokes
dale, N. c., and they have four
children, Bobby, Dean. Joe and
William. He was educated at East
Carolina College, and while in the
army served in Germany with the
18th Field Artillery.
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HODGES ADMINISTRATION A BENEFICIAL ONE.

AS the administration of Governor Luther Hodges
its end happy to again mention appraisal Of
its In opinion has been extremely bene
fcal for North Carolina There has been widespread
recognition of his Abilities and the benefits he has brought
to his state He noted businessman Governor he has
been the subject of many articles in Nationally circulated
magazines the latest being article appearing in the
cemner Readers Digest The article by author James Dan
iels, native Carolinan says every major category of
worthwhile activity in the state has risen sharply during
Hodges tenure He cites enormous strides in rea-
TONS education and economic development in NJ c. since
World War IL
It is to the everlasting credit of the state and to the
who has climbed to his self made height from birth
62 years ago in log cabin, that such publ
cation has fit to recognize Of the many bright spots
in Southland too often malgned too seldom viewed OBJ
jectively by the rest of the nation.
AS for U.s. have found Governor Hodges truly far
seeing with respect to what is good for the future
Coastland While reaching the nation and
the world for industrial and economic development
for this state he has found time to give much attention
to isolated and has done great things for it.
remarkable the capacity of this for hard work It is
something to gratitude in hearts, if there
SUCH for his compassionate interest in needs has
been fortunate that he has been able ahead
most of and that he has used the means at his
mand to lay the foundations that will make it easier for
to carry the ball of progress We take pride in the prob
able selection of Governor HODGES to the post of Secretary
of Commerce with President Kennedy which be
foregone conclusion This Is to the credit of his career
and TO the credit of North Carolina
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BASS
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representative, outdoor writer, for
mer holder of an IGRA record on
stripers and a man who has fished
all over the United States and Can
ada. Tony Castagnaro, also of
Rhode Island, a bass fisherman
with 80 years of angling expert
ence for the species both from the
beach and from boats. Jack Sted-
man of Connecticut, a noted cast
ing specialist, who has fished all
over the country and who was one
of the early pioneers in spin-fish-
ing in this country. Dick Nelson
of New Jersey, another tackle rep
resentative and a leading spin
fisherman in his home state who
has taken bass along much of the
east coast.
Claude Rogers, executive secre-
tary of the Salt Water Sport Fish
ing Association of Virginia, will
join the Yankee contingent. Rogers
has opened up many new types of
fishing in his home state and is a
nationally known angler. 1t is ex-
pected that many members of the
Tidewater Anglers Club of Norfolk,
Virginia, will join the group during
the week. Headquarters will be
established at Bill Dillon's Outer
Banks Motel at Buxton on Hatteras
Island.
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SCRANTON PERSONALS

Mrs. D. v. Bishop, Mrs. Nor
fleet Dunbar were Belhaven shop
pers and visited Mrs. Rubin Saw
yer, Mrs. Winnie Griffin and Andy
Stowe, patients in the Pungo Hos
pital.
Lyman L. Edwards of Washing
ton visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. R
Alcox.
The Philip Lupton family of
Washington visited Mr.. and Mrs
Albin Lupton.
Sgt. and Mrs. William Equals
and little Deborah of Spring Lake
is mentioning here.
Mrs. Ella Mae Equals has re-
turned after visiting the Gilbert
Equals family in Richmond.
The Carl Bridgman family OF
Washington and the Allen Bridg-
mans of Belhaven visited the Rus
sci Bells and Mrs. J. B. Bridgman
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Spivey OF
Wilson visited Hiram and Neatus
Bridgman.
Mrs. Bonnie Allen of Pungo is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Sill;
verthorne.
Billy Griffin of Roanoke Bible
College is spending this week al
home.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brickhoust
announce the birth of a daughter
Ruby Lynn, arrived in the Pungt
Hospital Nov. 8, weighing 8 lbs
3 OF.
Scranton Ladies' Aid
The Ladies Aid of the Scranton
Church of Christ met Nov. 81
the president, Mrs. Paul O'Neal
Scripture was read by Billy Grit.
fin, prayer by J. c. Bishop. $3.50
contributed. A Christmas party will
be held Dec. %. Program commit
tee is Mrs. Mack Mason, Mrs. Alvs
O'Neal, Mrs. Paul O'Neal. Decorat
ing committee is Mrs. Norfleet
Dunbar, Mrs. Eugene Equals.
Officers for the year 1861 are
president, Mrs. Mack Mason; vice
president, Mrs. Sidney A. Creole
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Johr
Griffin; assistant, Mrs. Castor
Sadler. @
Benediction was by Ralph Cara
wan. The social hour and refresh
ments were enjoyed by Mr.. ane
Mrs. J. C. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs
John Griffin and Billy, Mr.. ano
Mrs. CASTOR Sadler, Lois and Aud
rey, Mrs. A. R. Alcox, Mrs. Sid
ney A. Creole and Charles, Mrs
Kay Deckard and Glynn, Mrs. Pau
O'Neal, Mrs. Eugene Equals, Wal
ter E. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Caravan, Dexter and Mark, Mrs
Mack Mason, Neatus Bridgman.
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EAST LAKE PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin MCGOWAN
and son Aubrey visited their son
Wallace Basnight, patient at Vir-
ginia Beach Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Holmes Wis
tied friends and relatives in Eliza
beth City.
George Ambrose and his sister
Mrs. Lillian Sawyer spent the weel
end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Watkins Of
Stem, spent the week end here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin MCGOWAN
Mrs. Minnie Spruill, Mrs. Mary
Ambrose and BERTHE Ambrose Wis
tied at Wanchese.
Columbia visitors were Mrs
Thelma Smith, Mrs. Rena Ambrose
and Alvin MCGOWAN.
Richard Twiddy and Thoma.
Spruill motored to Virginia Beach
Wilbur Cahoon was in EdentoI
Sunday.
Irwin Ambrose of U.S.C.G., Mil
Ter Cahoon, Bernice Mann, Wally
Smith, Lewis Smith and son, Jr.
of Norfolk visited here.
Herbert Primer continues a pa
tient in Norfolk General Hospital
very ill, his wife, Mrs. Julia Pin
ner is staying with her daughter
Mrs. Nora Bateman of Virgins
Beach. Tommy Smith visited then
over the week end.
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sTUMPY POINT PERSONALS

Mrs. C. E. Payne has been il
at her home the past week. She
was visited by her son, Carroll
Payne of Norfolk.
Mrs. Lizzie Pedrick of Lake
Landing visited Mrs. George Wise
Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Wise of Ho.
bucken visited Mr.. and Mrs. L. G
Wise and u. G. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Payne Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Alcos
in Norfolk.
C. E. Payne and Horace Hooper
were in Raleigh Monday.
Mrs. Russell Martin and daugh.
ter of Richmond, visited Mrs. Car
vile Wise, and Mrs. Myrtle Bur.
CESS. Mrs. Wise accompanied then
to Engelhard to visit Mrs. Maynard
Meekins.
Eddie Gurley with the Navy here
several months, left Saturday 'foi
his home in Mississippi to furthe,
his education, having been released
from the service.
Mrs. Ralph O'Neal, Mrs. Calvin
Hooper and Mrs. Dewey Wise at
tended the third Study on "On{
World, One Mission" at Amits
Church, Lake Landing Monda,
night.
Mrs. Leroy Crank and daughte
of Norfolk visited her other, Mrs
Annie Payne.
Mrs. Ed Midgette is i'll at he.
home here, Mr.. Midgette is up afte3
several weeks illness.
David Young, son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Donald Midgette was treate
in Washington Hospital Monda
but home doing fine. The Midget
visited in Oxford over the wee
end.
The homes of Mrs. Annie Pavn9
Randolph Payne, Mrs. Fanni
Meekins, Charles Meekins, Charlie
Knight, Milton Hooper, Harol
Wise and Troy Hooper damaged
by hurricane Donna have bee
moved back to location. The home
of Garland Harris, Bonnie Payr
and Ray Midgette are still whei
the hurricane left them in Il
swamp.
Ivey Hooper and nephew Mil
Hooper of Norfolk and Moyock vi
tied the A. C. Hoopers Sunday.
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ST. ANDREWS TO FOLD
ANNUAL DINNER NOV. %

The congregation of st, Andrew
by-the-Sea episcopal, Mays H ad,
will meet for their annual covered
dish dinner at the Manteo High
Schol cafeteria on Tuesday, No
vember 90, at $50 pm.
Following the meal three new
vestrymen will be elected and re-
ports made by Mrs. Linwood Cuth-
rell, president of the churchwomen
Walter Gray, Church School suoer
intendent; w. H. Smith, Jr., treas
urer; John D. Earle, Clerk In
wood Cuthrell, chairman of the
Building Committee; and by the
Rev. Joseph Burroughs, rector. w
A. Williams, senior warden, will
present a proposed budget, and
other reports will be received.
Gordon Kellogg, vestryman, is in
charge of dinner arrangements
The Churchwomen will serve.
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cannady, Jr.,
and sons. Mark and Steve. of AL
lendale, s. c., are visiting Mr.. Can
nady's parents.
Miss Ruby Greet of Elizabeth
City is SPENDING this week with
her mother, Mrs. H. A. Greet. They
spent Thanksgiving in Elizabeth
City with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B
Parker, who also had as theil
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Craef
Jr., and children. Timothy and Liz.
anne; Mr.. and Mrs. George Greet
and children, Elizabeth and Sheila
and Mrs. Mary Gibbs, all of Man
teo.
Mrs. Leonard J. Staab and three
children of Cleveland, Ohio, are
living in Manteo for several months
while Mr.. Staab is in Japan. Mrs
Stab is the daughter of Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Vernon Davis of Manteo.
Mrs. Cecil Griffin and son
Donald Griffin, of Norfolk, Va.
visited in Manteo last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everette McFad
den, Jr., and children. Pat ant
Eddie of Nashville, Tenn, ar
spending Thanksgiving with Mrs
McFadden's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. E. Ferebee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Seawel
of Winston-Salem, have been Wis
iting Mrs. Seawell's sister, Mrs
Rennie Griffin, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Long an,
daughter, Claudia, are spendin.
Thanksgiving holidays in Rich
mond, Va, with Mr.. Longs moth
err, Mrs. Frank Sims.
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Harris
visited her son, John P. Harris il
Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hayman ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Meekins spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs
Royal Breashears in Greenbelt
Md.
Mrs. lola Tillett, who has beer
i'll Norfolk, will spend Thanksgiv
ing here at home.
Ray Beacham, son of Mrs. Dol
Beacham and living in Norfolk suf
fered a broken leg while hunting
and was carried to Portsmouth
Naval Hospital.
Miss Nora Baum is a patient il
Albemarle Hospital, Elizabeth City
Oswald Harris was taken to {
Virginia Veterans hospital.
The family of Oscar Sanderlir
are all home the Thanksgiving holi
days. He is employed in Roanoke
Va. Tommy is in Wilmington Col
lege, Susan is teaching and lives
at Wrightsville Beach. Mrs. San
derlin, Corrine and Rosemary stay
at home.
Mrs. Danny Moulson of Norfoll
formerly Vivian Midgett) spen
Thanksgiving holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Lee Midget.
Mrs. Bryan Sawyer is with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kel
Ter.
Marshall J. Beasley of Norfoll
visited his son, Wiley G. Beasle!
and mother, Mrs. S. B. .Beasley.
Visiting the L. J. Henleys the
week end were Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Rex Henley of Portsmouth.
Mrs. Gertrude Baum is home aft
er a week in Decateur, Ala.
Mrs. Carrie Penn of Clayton
visited Mrs. Rosalind Swain, the
Linwood Tilletts, and Mrs. Cynthis
Aguirre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan
and son Tommy have moved from
the Beach to the Village in theil
trailer home near Lee Perrys.
Mrs. Curtis Toler returned aftel
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charlie!
Richards in Columbus, Ohio.
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I5f73@
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DARE COUNTY COUPLE
VACATIONED IN CALF.

To The Editor:
Just couldn't pass up the chance
to say Hello from Southern Cali
fornia. Its wonderful here, with a
climate suitable for swimming,
Longing on beaches, and best of
all perfect relaxation.
For several years we planned
this trip but never set the date.
After I retired July 81 last, we had
exhausted all excuses for any fur
Their cancellation, so we took off
via T.W.A. from New York City.
Since we arrived here our son.. 1t.
Charlie F. Simpson has been or
dered from his station at San
Diego to Okinawa. So it seems our
trip here was we'll timed.
We have enjoyed meeting many
nice people here, who thrive on
what made Dare County famous
Hospitality" Our only discom-
fort now is to realize We will soon
depart for home in New York City,
where our slacks, shorts, bathing
suits, etc., will not meet the sea-
sonal requirements. However we
do have one bit of pleasure tn look
forward to. To read all editions
of the Coastland Times that ar
rived since our departure.
So after few months of semi
Information, when channel bass are
active at Oregon Inlet, we plan to
start in your direction. And to con-
clude with best wishes to you and
all the staff.
Cant. and Mrs. Otis S. Simpson
San Clements, Calf. .
Nov Is, 1860.
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VOYAGE
Continued from Page One)

again awarded the trip by General
Electric, whose products thep sell
On this trip they met many ac'
quaintances from Georgia, Ala
bama and other states, including
Judge Hubert Olive and 1t. Gov
Elect Cloyd Philpott of North
Carolina. The trip was made out OF
Fl. Lauderdale, Fla, on the huge
German liner Hanseatic, and they
visited St. Thomas in the Virgin
Islands, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Nassau in the Bahamas.
This is the second vacation trip
of the season for Mr.. and Mrs
Wescott who recently returned
from an air voyage to Hawaii.
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ANDREW J. MIDGETr

70 Andrew Jeffrey Midget, 3-year-
old son of Thurston and Mrs
Elizabeth Twiford Midget Of
Stumpy Point Thursday at am.
after a two-day illness.
Besides his parents, surviving
are zone brother, Randy Midget,
and his paternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Midget of
Stumpy Point.
A funeral service was held at
Shiloh Methodist Church Friday at
2 pm. by the Rev. Charles R. o.
son, pastor. Burial was in Stumpy
Point Cemetery.
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GOAL
CONTINUED from Page One)

from Mesdames James /. Gray and
Percy Williams; East Lake $3.50;
Mashoes SIS; with Mrs. Florida
Meekins chairman; Stumpy Point
$3.50; Wanchese $84.12; Kill
Devil Hills. $56.08; Park Service
$13; Daughters of Rebekah road
stops $71.48; Manteo business
house canvas, S136.95; Manteo
residential $183.62, Schools, Bux-
ton $27.70, Kitty Hawk $11.60,
Manteo High $3O.75, Manteo Ele-
mentary $4S.27, Roanoke s9.49
and Penny banks $500.