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Evening star., 1961-05-05
LNCOLNIA HEIGHTS

ISEO 1lllCTeSJ tsQ.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, l-6
New brick rambler; 3 bedrms.. liv
rmr sep. din. rm., kit, full bsmt.
trees and garden space: Priced
$21.500: By OWNER, JE. 2-7392
LORCOM LANE AREA = close to
D. C. Very CHEEKY, older-type
home, concrete, block construc-
tion, metal roof, beautiful level
one Y lot, on corner, three bed
rms. upstairs new modern bath;
and rear porches. Half basement,
oil hot-water heat. S1s,350, ex-
cellent terms. ia. 5-6264.
LoTTA HOUSE for the money
Here is a terrific brick rambler
walk to st. James Parochiai
School: living room has fireplace,
separate dining room. lovely
kitchen with eating space, loads
OF room for finishing a rec. room;
trees on q nice level lot; walk to
bus and shops and priced at the
low price Of S24,950. ATLAS OF
ARLINGTON ia. $3.50; ewes,
MARUMSCO; By OWNER = 3-b.r.
Cape Cod, 4th bedrm. part. fin,
1h baths, full bsmt., carport;
1872 Carter lane, Woodbridge, or
call EN-. 5-0057. Cabin John. Md.
MCLEAN = BY OWNER; 2-story,
brick: liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen,
4 bedrms., baths, lge. rec. rm..
dbl carport: S2s,450. Open 570S
Hazel lane. West Grass Ridge, Ell.
6-366S.
MCLEAN, Salona Village-Must sell,
transferred, 3-bedrm., 2-bath home
on desirable cul-de-sac. lge. liv.
rm. wifire-pl., sep. din. rm., all
electric. kit, finished rec. rm
wIfirepl; 2-car garage: many
extras, on busline TO schools. Pan
oramic view: reduced to 500, 900.
BY OWNER. Ell. 6-4854.
McLEAN-By OWNER; 3-bedrm.,
brk. home: 2 baths, bsmt. with fin.
rec. rnl., gar; mr.. schools: fenced
rear yard, Pool membership. As
sumo Az loan. 2 mi. TO CIA
bldg. Ell. 6-6041.
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CALIFORNIA RANCHER
FLoRANcE REALTY

PIKE-Assume AIS.
loan: 81 900 dn. incl. settlement
Excel. 3-bedrm. brick rambler, III
srEs ssaIas On 5Sy'lT r. oE MrEkEx ns sizsSG9 REAG.
TORS. ia. 1-n2hO.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 93 acres,
l-mile road frontage; attractive
3-bedrm.. 2-bath, fully modern,
custom. built rambler. perfect
home for gracious living. MABEL
PURYEAR, chautilly. Va. Hern-
don 574-J-l.
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y 2 y. y : VI'
ANNANDALE
hNNANDALE
SACRTFTCE SAFE

63-ft. brick rambler on wooded one
half acre in area Of custom homes,
2 bedrms;, 2 baths, 2 fireplaceS,
de luxe elec. kitchen, lse. family
$4,000, only 81, 800 down. For
details. call Broker. CIR. 3-10sR
Evening star., 1961-05-05

"oLD WORLD CHARM," solid stonI
constructed home. situated on Sc.
cluded.. large level lot with mature
trees, featuring 4 bedrms., family.
size kitchen. separate din. rm.
1ull basement with rec. rm. space
2 ftreplaces, 2-car garage. Reas
enable heating with oil hot water
Convenient location, near schools
bus and churches. Reduced 4
S26,500. Terrific buy. Call days
WE. s-6700.
BHR
BETTER HOMES REALTY. NC.
pTATTNpG
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MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
ia. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
FAIRFAX TOWN-In historic Fair
fax town Just minutes from Chan
tilly, this S6-ft. rambler has the
melloWed charm OF antique brick
On 5s-acre wooded setting
Thanked, by q white board fence.
Center-hall plan with 8 bedrms,, .
baths, kitchen with breakfast
nook, huge living room. dining
room; garage; glass enclosed
easy, conversion to year-round
family room. Only 8 years old, in
excellent condition, in COM
munity of comparable homes, with
rolling lawns and tall trees. 500
$50. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO.. Realtors, ia. f-l4O0.
FAIRFAX = abr. brk. rambler;
fp., full bsmt., rec. rm., carpt.,
scr. porch, wall-to-wall carpets
lge. kit; nice trees; price, SIT,
$50. OR. 3-40S4.
FAIRFAX: BY OWNER; 81 400 dn,,
S127 no., 4Res GI-3-b.r. brick
rambler ceramic bath, dining
area, breakfast bar in kit, tiled
bsmt, 1Olaxl4 porch, fenced yd.,
swing set, schools a mi NO
SIGHTSEERS OR ENTS,
PLEASE. CIR. s-34s6.
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u. wv. BERENS, Realtor
AAA VALUE

3-bedrm.. brk.. ramblers and b.
levels. full bsmt.. w/roughed in
2nd bath, plastered walls. dble.
hung wooden windows. $4,000 to
$1,000. FHA $500 dn.
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FIRST AND LAST CHANCE

immaculate 3-bedrm. rambler; liv.
rm. with firepl., lge. kit. full
bsmt. VIZ exits: desirable elose-tn
location. Excellent terms.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

FlNEsbEDhOOM RARITHI 3 baths,
ultra-modern kit. w/eating space.
31-ft. liv. rm.: walk-out bsmt.
SLIT. rec. rm., 2 fireplaces: new,
area: superior construction; over
sized. treed lot, on dead end
street. Features center-hall entr.
and sliding glass doors from rec.
rm. A delightful home-a pleas
ure TO show. Full price. S26,950
Open 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 10000
FOR SALE by OWNER. Attractive
Goodman designed l-level con.
temporary house in Holm Hills
3 bedrms. wash. machine, Dis
posall. large-SiZe refrigerator. room
air conditioner; patio, large fenced
yard; beautifully Handicapped. com
plete privacy; S2l.950. 80. g.
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-FOUR BEDRooMs AND A DEH

location. Excellent terms
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
YOUR BEDROOMS AND A DEN
(or 5th bedroom) in a NEWLY
RENOVATED BRICK home. The
living room, dining room and
kitchen are LARGE, plenty Of
closet space also: full high cell
inged basement with ground-level
entrance. SCREENED PORCH, ga
rage. 21a baths. 2 fireplaces Zone
in basement: situated on deep,
tree-shaded, fenced lot; walk to
public and parochial schools, shop
ping and transportation. Assume
LARGE LOAN. Only S1S,950. This
Is the answer to a large family S
prayeri See II today. Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-s4O0,
GI; no settlement charges. no down
payment; mo. payments less than
rent. Brand new, 3 and 4 bed
room homes. facing Government
park, Just over D. C line in Holly
Park: walk-in closets, fully equip.
kit; 6. h.-w. Dashboard heat, n
baths. Only q few left at S14.1O0.
ROBERT s. DAVIS Il CO, INC.
GI NOTHING DOWN-Close- in To-
cation; spacious 3-bedrm. Colonial,
full bsmt., lovely shaded porch,
hot-water heat; . blocks from
everything: only S13, 800.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO., WA. 7-O560
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MIR. MARTIN, Ob. T-0Ob5
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
To. 2-l105 RA. 3-a233
EASY LIVING in this Univ. Park
large din. area, spacious bright
Kitchen, 3 twin-sized bedrms .
and best Of ala bYeathtaking
family rm.-all on l level. Immac.
and only S21.75
Paramount Sales, HA. 2-1800
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BANDY REALTY CO.

Out Central ave. TO Addison I'd Il,
left to 69th st., left. follow arrows
TO open house. Open IL til dark.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

MIDDLEBURG-6-rm., 2-story CABS
in; spring, eyer-running stream;
3 acres, Bull Run Mountains:
5000 C. g, TURNER, Broker.
The Plains, Va. Dial 703-263.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

Realtor Ewes. 10. 2-Oe52
RE. $4,000
50 800, $500 DOWN PAYMENT
See this well-taken- -eare-of homI
today and you will stop payinr
rent; nice lot. First time offered
This is worth seeing. Exclusiv,
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s4OO
$4,000. $1,000 down. BY OWNER
Individual home on nice block
2507 57th ave, Cheverly ITuxedoJ
Call ewes, Ia. 9-S554.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

TWIN CHIMNEYS-Loveiy Colo
NAL inspired brick rambler or
sweeping corner lot, surrounded
by huge old trees. Spacious Twins
room with fireplace. separate
dining room, luxury appointed
kitchen, three twin bedrooms, two
full baths, third bath roughed in;
full basement in fabulous ground
level rec. room and second fire
place: S26,950. JE. 4-22SS
PARKER. SMITH q DoNNELL,
TWO FIREPLACES in this delight.
full 3 bedroom brick rambler
Table space in fully equipped
kitchen, full basement with tre-
mendous rec. room and den. AS
sumo existing 4Iaee loan or buy
with new financing. Either way a
terrific buy for only S17,750.
You'd better really hurry-Won't
last! Call KE. s-6700.
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS
AREA-1 H-yr.
old, 37bedrm., brick rambler; 12E
x21S-ft, corner lot situated or
level hilltop with over 30 large
hardwood trees. Adjacent homes
in mid-20s. S1S,500. BY OWNER
DU. 5-7451.
VIENNA-Lovely brick Colonial with
spacious LIST fir. den and firepl.;
q acre of beautifully HANDICAPPED
grounds. SEE 1T AND MAKE AN
SMITH REALTY, KI, S.6662;
eyes,, JE> 2-045A
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DEVONSHIRE RD.. 7I3

DEVONSHIRE RD., 7I3
EAST-WEST HWY. Detached brick
Colonial. 8 bedrms., fireplace, rec.
room. fenced level lot 2 blocks
shopping center. S17,5O0. A Sl5,-
200 FLA loan avail. Out New
Hemp. ave. l mile to the first
left turn past Rte. 40.
OPEN sim . To &
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THE EVENING STAR Dill
HOUSES FOR sALE2VAE

Washington, D. c.
Friday, Moy 5, 1861
Evening star., 1961-05-05
COLLEGE PARK

UISThICT HIS.-ChaTmlnE Iam'
bier. 5 rms. on 1 H., better thar
new, full bsmt., oil heat, 3 lots
Only S795 dn., bal. like rent ol
2-story plus rec rm., large yard
Assume GI loan. S795 dn. Walk.
ing distance from shopping
school. church. FALLIN REALTY
CO.. Ii. 4-7300. RE. 5-4734. ia
Evening star., 1961-05-05

RfLLANDALE-This prestige ram
bier has a beautiful setting on Q
ouarter-acre wooded lot and in
eludes all the extras for gracious
comfortable living, including CEN
trail air conditioning. Call WE
$4,000, or
Evening star., 1961-05-05
C. paul hickman. inc.

HILLCREST HGTS. = Center-hall
arate din. rm., de luxe elec. kit,
2hz baths. space for 4th bedrm
rec. rm. space for picture window.
Time to select colors. VESTA
REAL ESTATE, RE. 8-201O.
RILLCREST HGTS.-Brick. 4 bed
rms, liy.- rm., din. rm.. kit att.
gar; S20,500; close to schools
shops, transp. 10. 7-SlS7.
HOME AND INCOME. All brick, LIST
IL. has , bedrms.. lge. llv. rm.
Wiopen. ftrepl, din. rm., beaut
kit and tile bath. lovely 2-bedrm
apt. in bsmt., fine sc. neiRhbor-
hood IN Nd. J. NJ. MEDLEY. 10.
Evening star., 1961-04-09
A New Challenge For An Old Hero
By FRANCIS STANN
COVER STORY
Star Staff Writer

IT WAS Leo DurOcher who coined the phrase, Nice
= guys finish last" If that always true, the new
Senators would be doomed already. Their manager
is James Barton Vernon, the more familiar Mickey
Niceguy Vernon, however, may draw consolation
from the likes of Casey Stengel, AL Lopez, Danny
Murtaugh and many Others past and present Pennant
winners all. they exposed Leos philosophy for what
it was-s shallow, cynical f1ippancy.
Now it's Mickey's turn.
Even if the 42year-od pilot of The Senators, Inc,
proves natural in the job though it figures to be some
time before he stands alongside Stengel Lopez and
Murtaugh. Starting from scratch with players
farm system and scouts recently last
Washington's ball club (and Vernon) must climb
up the hard way.
For what it counts, however, Mickey starts with
immense personal popularity, mostly achieved by
deeds, not words The Pennsylvania who for more
than 10 seasons of the games niftest first
baSemen, always quiet hero
It never was Vernon, but other infielders, who
applauded his skill at digging reaching for bad
throws His managers not Mickey pointed out that he
was near-lawless base Rival hitters notably
Evening star., 1961-04-09

Vernon has come long way since he broke into
organized baseball in 1887 with Easton of the Eastern
Shore League He had spent year at Vllanova College
and could have been signed for $500 by the St Louis
Browns, who had first crack at him.
The Browns didn't ante up. and Joe Cambria the
little laundryman who Clark Griffths chief scout
in those days picked him up.
In those late 1906 Griffith took so many inexpen-
sve prospects to the Orlando Fla) training camp that
in order to save money he made deal with the pro-
Evening star., 1961-04-09
Laughing It OF
By EVELYN WADE

VoledietoY to Griffith Stadium
IL The season I0tu open for good
When Kennedy throtoS the first baseball
As every good President should
The fans UiH be matching and cheering,
As the President stands on his mark,
For THIS year he'll throU out the baseball
And nert year they'll throw out the park
Evening star., 1961-04-09

Ted Williams acclaimed his classic batting stroke
So far, Mckey's only experience other than as
player was as frstbaSe coach of the world champion
Pittsburgh Pirates last year But such established big
leaguers the Senators able to acquire
Gene Woodling, Dick Donovan Bobby Shantz before
he tradedL Johnny Klippstein Dale Long and Billy
Klaus-lik his chances of becoming able manager
Mickey was a smart ballplayer" Woodling puts
it. Why shouldn't he be smart manager"
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24
ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR
FARM HOUSING AVAILABLE

An additional $50 million has
been made available to the Farmers
Home Administration for farm
housing loans, Daniel B. Willis, the
agency's county supervisor in Hyde
Co. said.
Farm housing loans are made
throughout the rural areas Of the
United States. The loans provide
farm families with an opportunity
to acquire an adequate house and
efficient service buildings.
Applications for farm housing
loans may be made at the Swan
Quarter office of the Farmers
Home Administration, Mr.. Willis
said. The loans bear a percent in
terest and are repayable over per-
iods up to 33 years.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24
PROGRESS REPORTED ON
OREGON INLET BRIDGE
PROJECT SURVEYS MADE

Yesterday, highway commission
officials in Raleigh told the Coast
land Times by long distance tele-
phone, that surveys for the propos-
ed Oregon Inlet bridge are con-
tinuing and it is hoped will be COM
pleted in March. Two locations are
under consideration. and when the
estimates are COMPLETED and plans
drawn up, they will be submitted
to the u. S. Bureau of Public
Roads, which must approve them,
since the highway to Hatteras was
approved last year as Federal Aid
project. and construction costs for
the bridge will come in large part
from Federal ALLEGATIONS to North
Cardinals highway system.
One feature of the bridge which
will be of, concern to navigation
interests is whether it will have
a draw, or be fixed span type. Most
people believe is should have a
drawspan, in view of the growing
Importance of the area to large
fishing trawlers. Concern has
spread in certain areas, that the
bridge will be forgotten by high
way officials, but this is not likely,
in view of the thousands that have
been spent for surveys. The last
ALLEGATION for surveys was $1,000.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24
NORFOLK EDITOR SPEAKS
TO MANTEO ROTARY MON.
R. K. 7. Larson Conducts Ladies Night
Event With European Trav.
el Program

By way of slide projections and
the spoken word Manteo Rotarians
and their Rotary AIMS were taken
on two interesting and unusual ira
vel tours here on Monday night.
First speaker on the program
was R. K. T. Larsen, Public rela-
tions Editor for Norfolk Newspa-
pers Inc, who presented slides on
the way of life in Denmark, the
Scandinavian countries and Scot
land, places where he had visited
recently while on assignment of the
Virginian Pilot and Ledger Dis
patch.
An expert photographer, Larsen
showed many scenes of the places
of interest and the people of the
foreign lands he had visited. He
very eloquently described the tour
he had made and told of plans he
has for another European trip in
coming months.
The Norfolk news executive was
introduced as a person who had not
only gone far in his field of activi-
ties but also as a friend of North
Carolina generally and the Dare
Coast in particular.
In contrast to the European trav-
ell talk was a most unusual program
by Rotarian Dick Jordan of Mays
Head who presented a description
of the Dare Coast as seen through
the eyes of a six year old child. As
sisted by Ralph Swain who provid-
ed musical background and Miss
Della Basnight, narrator, the Rota-
rians saw and heard one of the
most interesting features of its
kind ever presented for local Ro-
tarians. The script, photography
and projection synchronized with
music was all by Jordan.
Rotary Club President Bob Gibbs
said more than so persons attended
the banquet featuring food by Mrs.
Raymond Wescott, the clubs cater
er, and favors of heart shaped box
es of valentine candy and potted
plants for the ladies.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24
PRICE SUPPORT FOR 1860
CORN CROP AVAILABLE

SWAN QUARTER - The 1860
crop of corn is supported through
CCC loans at $1.18 per bushel.
These loans are available through
February %, 1861. Farmers inter-
ested in storing corn on farms and
obtaining price support loans
should contact the ASC Office i'm
mediately, preferably by phone and
make request.
Cotton highlight week runs from
February 20 through February "a.
Cotton farmers not intending to
plant their allotment should re-
lease their acreage. February "a is
not the final date for releasing
acreage. The County ASC Office
will take release through April s,
1861. Releasing unsued allotment
will prevent loss of cotton history
from which the 1862 allotment will
be based.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24
LIONS GIVE $1,000
ON LOST COLONY'S
FUND FOR REPAIRS
Manteo Club Returns The Profits
1t Made on Concession at
Show in 1850

In an effort to raise money to
rebuild its theatre and resume Cd
Grafton of The Lost Colony this
summer, Roanoke Island Historical
Association launched drive here
this week for contributions, with
Manteo Lions Club helping get the
drive off to a good start. with a
check for $1,000.
j. Sib Dorton, Jr., general mana
ger of the drama attended the
meeting of Lions on Tuesday night
and outlined the situation brought
about by the destructive force of
Hurricane Donna shortly after the
show closed a successful season
last year. Following his talk, the
Lions voted to contribute 81 900 to
the cause and during the meeting
Club President Alvah H. Ward
made the presentation which was
accepted by Dorton on behalf of the
shows sponsor.
Attending the check presentation
was E. Ralph White Jr., of Cole
rain District 31-J Governor of
Lions international, who was on his
routine club visitation.
This $1,000 is not all that local
Lions have put in The Lost Colony
operation during the past year.
Last summer they paid rental of
$3.50 for the privilege to operate
the refreshment concession in Wat
erside Theatre during the 1860 sea-
son. It was one Of the most success
full operations of the refreshment
concession in the history of the
show and of the profit made above
expenses, the $1,000 contribution
was a part. Previously, operated
under Lost Colony management,
the concession had shown meagre
profits.
Dorton arrived in Manteo on
Monday and was busy while here
in connection with making plans
for the opening of The Lost Colo
ny's 21st season on July 1. this
year. Both he and Governor White
commended the club for it's civic
interest in making the contribution.
cit proves that even a small club
in a small twon can accomplish
much, when members cooperate
and work hard for an objective"
said White.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24
FERRY OPERATIONS AT
OREGON INLET HEADACHE

AS usual, at this time Of year,
the cross channel at Oregon Inlet
which makes for more direct
passage across, is filled in. Its use
has now been abandoned, requiring
long route around Duck Island,
which takes 40 minutes instead of
20. Citizens of Hatteras Island are
greatly upset about the situation,
and believe a better job of operat-
ing the ferries could be done. On
Thursday morning, some sick peo-
pie destined for a hospital, had to
wait many hours because the boats
We're not operating at all, the
operators pleading light fog as
an excuse. Hatteras Islanders said
visibility was sufficient to see all
the way across the Inlet, and GER
tainly enough to see the channel
markers that have been set up to
guide the boat.
Unless more experienced boat
men are employed, the islanders
say they will suffer considerable
business loss, as we'll as inconven-
fence to all persons desiring to
travel. Motorists destined for Ocra-
coke have to use the Oregon Inlet
ferry. Citizens are clamoring for
more frequent schedules as well as
for more experienced help on the
boats, and they insist that if the
State Highway Commission would
throw in a few night trips these
would be of help.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24
LEWIS WOODFORD HOOPER
DIES AT MAINS HARBOR

Lewis Woodford Hooper, 60, died
after a lingering illness at his
home at Manns Harbor Tuesday
evening at 9:20. He was the son
of the late Adolphus w. and Susan
Mason Hooper, and the husband of
Mrs. Gala Lee Mann Hooper, he
was a retired mechanic and boat
man, and was last employed on the
Alligator River ferries. He was
born at Stumpy Point, June 1S,
1897. Surviving besides his wife are
one son, Horace Lee Hooper of
Manteo, five daughters, Mrs. Don
Williams of Lynwood, Washington,
Mrs. Nina Midget of Manteo, Mrs.
Preston Lee Kelly of Manns Har-
Dor, Mrs. David Guidry of Morgan
City, La, and Mrs. VIM. Implicit
of Norfolk, and by a sister, Mrs.
Alphonso Gard of Elizabeth City.
He was a member of Shiloh
Methodist Church at Stumpy Point
where he lived prior to establish
ing his home at Manns Harbor 10
years ago. Funeral services were
at Mt. Carmel Methodist
Church, Manns Harbor Thursday at
Burial was in the church cemetery.
2 pm. by Rev. C. r. Olsen, pastor.
Active pallbearers We're: Earl
Ray Mann, Jaccie Burrus, Huff
Mann, Dick Best, Calvin Hooper,
Beamon Hooper. Honorary pail
bearers: Vance Cudworth, Riley
Payne, Guy Mann, Alton Best,
Preston Twiford, Garland Meekins,
and John Wilson.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24

FORT JACKSON, S. c., Feb. IA
- Recruit William L. Scarborough,
Jr. son of Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Scarborough, ST., Buxton, N. C. is
presently assigned to Company D,
list Battalion, LIST Training Regi-
ment of the U. S. Army Training
Center, Infantry, at Fort Jackson
S. C. where he is undergoing eight
weeks of Basic Combat Training.
During his seventh week of train
ing, he will live in the field under
conditions similar to those in the
forward areas of battle zone. He
moves over rough terrain on foot
and in tactical vehicles and parti-
cipates in numerous combat situa-
tions of a realistic nature. He
learns the pratical applications of
the skills and knowledge gained in
all previous instruction.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1961-02-24
BUCCANEERS TO
ENJOY PIRATE"
PROMOTION TRIPS
Promoters of Jamboree to 60 to
: Raleigh and Pittsburgh Soon.
Whooping It Up

Two junkets, one to Raleigh and
one to Pittsburgh, Pa, have been
scheduled by the promoters who
will have as their objective publ
city for. the annual Pirates jam
boree.
The Jamboree, designed to launch
the Dare Coast vacation season of
1861 will be held on the Dare Coast
The Raleigh trip by costumed
pirates will be on April CT. The
buccaneers will not only visit Terry
Sanford to officially invite him and
Mrs. Sanford, and members of the
General Assembly. There will be
one television appearance for the
pirates in Raleigh.
editorial executive of The Press,
Gilbert Love, travel columnist
and editorial executive of The
Press, will be host for the group
when they visit Pittsburgh on April
1914. Mr.. and Mrs. Love, who have
often visited the Dare Cast sector,
have attended Pirate Jamborees
here in the past.
Julian Oneto is chairman of the
junket committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oneto, will attend
the Ohio Valley Sport, Vacation
and Travel Show in Cincinnati,
March 4-12. Their booth sponsored
by The Carolinian will dis
tribute material about the hotel and
Outer Banks.