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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Top Musicians of 7 County Schools
Present Concert this Saturday Evening

Mr.. Don Jacoby, noted brass
clinician. Mr.. j a by has
worked with teenagers from
Alaska to Florida demonstra-
ting the finer points Of brass
muSicianship in more than
100 clinic appearances. Mr..
Jacoby will direct the All =
County Band and play several
trumpet solos.
The students will have an
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

The opening celebration at
the West Geauga Office of
the Chardon Savings Bank
Co. in the West Geauga Pla-
"a in Chester has been set for
this Friday and Saturday,
Feb. 9 and 19.
Normal business transac-
tions will be conducted during
the grand opening Of the
banks branch o if C e. The
West Geauga Office will be
open from 1920 am. to TOO
pm. Friday, and from 1920
am. to 500 pm. Saturday.
To help celebrate the third
office of the bank, officials Of
the Chardon Savings Bank
Co. are offering "3 keys to
Success"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

On Saturday Feb. 10, the
finest musicians from the Sc
ven Geauga County H G h
Schools will present a concert
at the West Geauga gymnas-
ium starting at 800 pm. an
nounceS Thomas j. Stanton of
the West Geauga high school.
The musicians selected by
the band directors will have
an opportunity to work with
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
List tHonor
Students at
Chardon

Honor students of Chardon
high school for the I'd nine
week period and for the SEM
ester were announced today
as follows:
SENIORS
Patricia Altrogge, Paula
BoStiwck, Candy Carver, Su-
san Doherty, Russell Eplett.
Patricia Fisher, Janet Ford
Diana Henry, Dennis Jedlin-
sky, Marvin Johnson, j o h n
Koritansky.
Irene Metz, Martha Neun-
dorfer, Dorothy Rusnak, Ra-
ma Schinagle.
RoSemarie Spisak, Nancy
Strainic, Janet Sulc, Linda
Tam, Pamela Wingenbach,
Cecilia Witt, Marcia Wood
ford.
JUNIORS
Deborah Blum, Harry Bon
es, Martha Brown, Robert
Burdick, (All A'S).
Lloyd Davis, Carol Dahl
gren, Victor Dilda, Patrice
Fina, Joy Hall, James Haue-
ter, Mark Hawkins, Pamela
Gruden.
Edwina HofStetter, Cali AS
Sue Kingston, Sue Knapp
Carolyn Lessick
Louis Pitschmann, Martha
Price, Joyce Rand, Karer
Reith, Barbara Reminder
Loretta RockafelloW, Mary
Sue Pope.
Thalia Schinagle, William
Steffancin.
SOPHOMORES
Judith BeSSai, Sharon Doh.
erty, Carol Dressler, Michae.
Dyrcz, Marriet Edwards, Ric
hard EmmOnS, Richard Ep.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
Deputies Travel 384, 900 Miles
Around County in Past Year

In patroling the county and
other required activities Ge-
auga ounty deputies last
year travelled about 384 900
miles equal to more than
fifteen t m e S around the
world.
ErrandS for the four courts
in Geauga amounted to 81 ,241
miles over three times a.
round the world.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

Biggest customer was COM
mon pleas court which sent
deputies travelling a total of
55,736 miles last year (more
than twice around the world
Is, ,646 miles were for serving
warrants. 1856 miles were
summons. 1929 miles were
for jurors. The balance in
cluded land sale, executions,
indictments, subpenaS and Of
hers.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

sewer and water at Bass Lake
Community Inc. property and
that the line would have to &C
under the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Riley said he had
twice the minimum grade to
move sewage.
When all houses are sold
Chardon Village would pro-
badly increase population by
nearly TOO persons. The plat
will 60 to the Chardon Plan
ming Commission for scrutiny
before the final decision can
be made.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

For the county court deput-
les drove 1908 miles; for pro-
bate court, 4,465 miles; juve-
nile court, 1898 miles.
During the past year the
sheriff's office served a total
of 17,461 meals, according to
the Sheriff's annual summary
As a result of arrests by the
department the county col
lected S35 10000 in fines.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

all day practice session be-
fore the concert during which
Mr.. Jacoby will conduct his
clinic.
The All-County Band Fest
ival, an annual event, is spon-
sored by the Geauga County
Music Teachers Association.
Mr.. Thomas J. Stanton is
Festival chairman. The West
Geauga Band Aides will pro-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

vide a meal for students be-
fore the evening concert
No tickets are being sold for
the concert. A free-will offer
ing will be taken.
Students from neighboring
communities are invited to
attend the afternoon clinic
from 200 to 400 pm. Adj
mission to the clinic is so
cents.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08
University Offers Geanga
Variety of Speakers

cuss such topics as "The Bar
Facts of School," School
Finance" and Education in
Other Lands"
Art and physical education
professors also conduct de-
monstrations for art, recrea-
ton and sports groups.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1962-02-08

Because of conflicting COM
munity events, the regular
meeting of P rogre S S Re-
Evening star., 1962-10-04

The mystery of the empty eigar box!
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growing l5c smoke Look closely because all the clues its
full All the nome Air1fon
tomou eour moke for 90 hot could be eoson You
the only 5eo quality worth double And you see the exo
long SIZE full inches big tall hcndsome But the one b4 clue
cont be seen must Be enjoyed rich flavor Of Wnooe
imported tobacco, oeed through and through meowed 10 luscious
VIII try few? hot is you find The boxes
empty mighty fost b..
ADMIRATION NELSON 15e 3 for 4oe PAX 6ss
. stores
r-a.+ AvoIubIs also In "Reyu~ Metro"
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
Hasn't t Worked Yet
Palmer Students
 Named to National Who's Who" List

Four Palmer High School students have been named to the national list of Who's Who Among Student Leaders in High Schools of America" They are Grace Hurt, Mary Johnson, Michael Steiger, and Cheri Ann Draze.
 The students were selected on the basis of scholastic lead ership in academic and extra curricular services to their school and community and promise for future usefulness.
 Established in 1854, Who's Who Among Student Leaders In High Schools of America" is nationwide, non-profit or ganization formed to honor and recognize deserving high school students and to encourage the development of their talents in furthering their education. Stu dents selected for inclusion in the book will receive certifi- cate of Identification.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12

at Koslosky's April 12 it was announced this week. Proceeds will go toward the building fund of the Sutton Community Church.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
Area Unemployed Receive S32,l5i During February

Labor Commissioner Gil Johnson has announced that $l,018,803 in unemployment in- Surance benefits were paid to claimants in Alaska during February. Johnsons said labor department figures showed $9l7,2l0 of the total was paid out under the State-financed unemployment insurance pro- gram. Unemployed former fed eral government workers drew $83,337 in jobless benefits from a wholly federal program and unemployed ex servicemen drew $18,256 from a special federal program.
 During February a total of $32,151 was paid out to unem- ployed in the Palmer area. This figure includes $27,212 under the state program.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
TWO LITTLE WORDS

Two current and stubborny-heId misconceptions concerning federal spending need be scotched once and tor all One is that defense spending is almost fotay responsible for soaring budgets. The other is that imitation has been major factor in increased spending.
 The facts:
 National security expenditures bUdgeted for inc l9o3 fiscal Year-$52z biion-are only IS per cent above I9o0 and 2Q per cent above 1855 expenditures On the other hand domestic nondefense spending of >Z8, billion in 9o3 IS 3z per cent more than in lq6o and 84 per cent above 1Q55
 According 10 the governments own consumer price index prices have increased 114 per cent between fiscal lq55 and now That much of the increase in government costs can be reasonably charged 10 naton BUt-edera domestic nondeense programs are expected 10 be 84 per cent higher in 1903 than in 1855 an increase of more than seven times the infafion factor.
 Why then, the zoomiag budgets? A large part of fhe answer can be given in just two Iitte words Welfare State.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
FISHING LICENSE DEADLlNE WEARS

About one half of the expect ed 1862 salmon gear and yes sel licenses had been issued for Cook Inlet early last week, ac- cording to area biologist, Jim Rearden, at Homer. Licenses have been on sale for three months. The deadline is April l5, so a last minute rush is ex- peeted.
 Commercial fishing reguIa- tions require that commercial salmon fishermen who use nets must purenase tnen vessel and net licenses not later than April 15 throughout most fish ing areas of Alaska, including Cook Inlet.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12

The Dorcas Club food sale netted $92.25 in their sale held
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
Rummage and Bake Sale to Benefit
 Crippled ChiIdren's Easter Seal Campaign

All proceeds from the rum mage sale and baked goods sale to be sponsored by the Gold Star Rebekah lodge Saturday, April IA, will go to the Matan- uska Valley Crippled Childrens Association Easter Seal cam paign.
 The rummage sale will be held in the space formerly oc- cupied by the Snow White Laundry and the baked goods will be sold in the Palmer Launder Center, both in the Center Theatre building. Both sales will start at 10 am. and
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12

districts, as well as other land owners and homesteaders. He will be working in other sec tions of Alaska at times and will also be servicing Agricul- tural Conservation Program coSt-sharing applications.
 With a rapidly developing area such as the Panama Val ley, and the many engineering problems that arise, Linn's ser vices will be a valuable asset to the many landowners and homesteaders," Oliver said.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
scs Engineer Assumes Duties in Fairbanks

Andrew Linn, Al, agricultur- al engineer with the Son Con- servation Service, arrived in Fairbanks last week, according to William B. Oliver, S.C.S. State Conservationist. Palmer. Linn has been transferred from Snohomish, Washington, and look over the S.C.S. engineer ing duties in the Panama Valley on April 2.
 Linn's duties will include working with members of both the Fairbanks and Salcha-Big Delta Soil Conservation Sub
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12

continue until items are sold.
 Members of theRebekah lod- ge will welcome all donations to either sale and invite the public to drop in at both sales anytime during the day. Mem bers report there will be many very good rummage items, as well as good, homemade bak- ed items.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
Crop Association Names Officers,
 Certified Growers

New officers of the Matanus- ka Valley District of the Alas ka Crop Improvement Associa- ton were announced in the as sociation's March news letter. Harold Dinkel was named president, and B. J. Hollem- back was named vice president.
 The news letter announced the Alaska Division of Agricul- ture has completed bin inspec- tions. Among local certified po- tato seed growers whose seed have passed two field inspec- tions and one bin inspection and are eligible to carry the blue certification tag are: Geo. rge Crowther, Ralph DeVilbiss, Dearborn Brothers, Harold Dinkel, and Patrick Carney.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
OlL lLDE:ll ! 2: Dfl IS
 IN THE
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IN THE
April IT, 1852

Bids for construction of Eklutna power plant, IA miles south of Palmer were invited this week by the Bureau of Reclamation. Specifications were scheduled for issuance Friday, April II.
 The city should be ready 10 call for bids for the new wafer system in about 10 days William Head told inc Chamber of Commerce yes terdaY after introducing two Alaska Public Works engin- eers who were in town for final conference regarding attention 10 details that must preeede the advertisement.
 Matt and Genevieve Perkins left Palmer and Alaska yester- day for an indefinite stay in the States. They plan to settle m the Cincinnati, Ohio area.
 Construction of the new elementary school to be built in North Palmer from funds given the Palmer Indepen- dem School under Public Act > BIS awaits the okay of pre- lininarY sketches furnished to the Office of Education by Architect Edwin crittenden almost a month ago. Supt. William T. Zahradnicek said this week.
 -O-
 Mrs. Max Sherrod is leaving by plane this week for a three week visit in the States. She will visit her mother in War saw, Indiana and other rela- zives in Battle Creek. Michi- gan
 The Dorcas Club food sale netted $9225 in their sale held
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12
TAX DEADLINE EXTENDED

The district director of In- ternal Revenue for Alaska, Lewis J. Conrad, states that the date for filing individual Fed eral incom tax returns has been extended to April 16, since April Is falls on Sunday.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12

announced this week. Proceeds will go toward the building fund of the Sutton Community Church.
 On Tuesday. April P. Father James P. Snead of St. Michaels Catholic Church will leave via Stratocruiser for a vacation trip Outside. his first in three years.
 MT and Mrs George Plumley will be celebrating their Both wedding anniversary with a dance to be held at Moose Hall Saturday night.
 Gov Gruening this week an nouneed the appointment of Phil R. Holdsworth of Anch- orage to be commissioner of mines for the Territory of AL aSka.
 Wasilla residents turned out in full force last Friday evening to help quench a fire in the home of Mir. and Mrs. Orlando BYers. Damage was estimated al S3.ooo with inc majority of damage confined 10 clothing and furniture.
 Palmer Schools annual spring concert will be held at the school gymnasium on May 16. The band and chorus will both display their talents.
 Maynard Sands, of the Mat anuska Valley Telephone Co. today requested that local peo- pie limit their telephone con versationS to the minimum be- cause cord circuits are so linn tied that service will be poor unless everyone cooperates.
The frontiersman., 1962-04-12

When people do not agree in democracy it is the argument that is at fault-not the truth.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

ALEX. AREA - s3S,5Oo.
: Stately brick Colonial. mt.
Vernon type) on Beautifully
lendscaped acre. Center-hall
plan, 3 bedrooms, ga baths,
den. rec. rm. In basement.
screened porch. A distinc-
tive home reasonably priced.
Shown BY appointment.
lN(Eves. KI. s-0703).
M. H. BARRY ORG.
REALTORS KI. e-363o
Evening star., 1962-09-09
ARLINGTON, NORTE

BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
IA. AS3776 Eves.. IA. 7-4699
Evening star., 1962-09-09

24-Hour Phone = OVr J-5gs6
.ANNANDALE = split-level, corner
S 3 Sedr%s.' r.o =, IA sa ssshs s saTrT5it' zSai
Z Nov. 10. CL 0-0337.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
ARLINGTON N.
OpEM 1-R

New brick homes. s-bedrm. ram
bler; Ia baths. full. dayiisht
bsmt; Close in, conyen. schools,
bus. Pentason. $21.500. Also Gus
tom-built. tvo-story. Liv. rm.. ca
thedral ceiling, iron balcony. /
bedrm., powder rm. on ist ii. .
bedrms,. bath, 2nd II. Full day
light bsmt. S22.95 Dir: Arl.
Blvd. n. carlyn Spgs. rd.. n. Har-
sign at 1859 and 534S n NJ btS IHn a
ROACH REALTY. 436-7779.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
ARLINGTON, $15.s5o

NEAR HECHTS
y block from bus = Lee. 2-bedrna.
brick. Liv. rm. with firepi. and
adjoining lge, porch, Lee. sep. din.
rm., equipped kit. full bsmt. with
rec, rm. space Year-round stream
at the rear adds to the charm Of
the beautiful yard. SIS, $50, easy
conventional financing. Cali IA.
7-026O. 1N
Evening star., 1962-09-09
NEED A
HOME WORKSHOP?

II so, come see this DIVERSIFIED
TWo-CAR DETACHED BRICK
GARAGE, with. steel beam foI
chain hoist that comes with this
VACANT, very clean. 3-BEDROOM
BRICK RAMBLER. deiightfully
situated on huge level corner lot,
shaded hy towering oaks. MOVE
IN AT ONCE AND START THE
KIDS IN SCHOOL. Gracious living
rm. has fireplace. large separate
MODERN KITCHEN HAVING
DISHWASHER, DISPOSAL, AND
EXHAUST FAN. utility rn. wash
er and drier). Sweeping wrap
around con crete porch-patio
WALKING DISTANCE TO PUB
Lie AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
BUS AND SHOPPING CLOSE BY
Fairly priced at S22. 800. flexible
financing can be arranged. 81. 800
DOWN WILL HANDLE UNDER
NEW FHA TERMS.
DIRECTIONS: From Lee Hwy
north on Broad ST. (Rte. ~ to 8.
West St, left TO 143s and our
open sign.
PARKER,
SMITH a, DoNNELL
Evening star., 1962-09-09
CroWell a Co. Inc

LAKE BARCRoFT-one in Z mil.
lion. Superbly constructed new
brick home offers gracious Twins
and an unusual price. Center-hall
entrance. sumptuous big liV. rm.,
formal din. rm.. kitchen with
everything. 4 huge bedrms. on /
level. 3 baths. central air eondi.
first trust Of $4,000 available;
owner will take back ID, S43, 500
PARKER SMITH & DONNELL,.
REALTORS. JE. 4-22sS.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
5 BEDRMS., 8 BATHS

Immaculte and almost-new. brick.
and-fTspe, split-foyer rambler or
UTEs FROM 4 CORNERS and one
block from express bus to d. G.
Large, full. DAYLTTE BASEMENT
WITH FINISHED RECREATION
ROOM and fireplace. Excellent
value ct $37.950. LIBERAL Fl.
NANCING MAY BE ASSUMED
Public and parochial schools very
Dir: West on Arl. blvd. CRte. 5o),
right and 10 under Ari. blvd. !,
right on 8. 5th rd.. left on Mag.
nolia DR.. to 632 and our open
sign.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
ia. 8-2100
hAN1NfAkNahLE
cow. ST. MIcHAEL's

3 bedrooms. rec. rm., lovely tree
.Qhly Sli, 500 with $50 down. ~
ZINC REALTY CO. cR.. S-016e
Evening star., 1962-09-09
FALLS CHURCH
Falls Church Area

REDWOOD RAMBLER, nr. Airing.
ton blvd, and Graham I'd, 1ust 9
39iks. 20 shopping and elem. school.
saving kit. on 1st n, Atm bedrns
rec. rm. and shop in daylight
bsmt., carport. Just S16,e5O WITH
low FHA dn. payt. or assume
41s% GI loan.
BRICK RAMBLER, near Beltvay
lnterch.-3 bedrms., baths, iiy,
rm. with. bay window, lRe. din.
erea and up.to-the-minute kit.
tull osmt. has fin. rec. rm., space
LOT 4th bedrm. and y bath. Tor
S2l,b0O for quick sale and huge
44So loan can be assumed.
CONTEMPORARY RANcHER -
Long and low 3-bedrm. all-hriek
IN Award-Winning community,
Immac. eond. throughout, Large
liv. rm. with open beam ceiling
firpi. and window-wall picture
window overlooking patio and pvt
FENCED rear I'd: Attached carpcrt
Handicapped. only S2l,e5O witt
flexible financing.
JAS. W. IsENHoUR
Real Estate JE. $4,000
FALLS CHURCH-Lots Of tree,
and . lovely brick rambler, with
full daylisht basement. Twins
room with fireplace. three bed
rooms. attractive financing with
only $500. down. call JE. 3-33S3
STANLEY r. ROWLAND co.
INC, REALTOR.
FALLS CHURCH AREA--AssUME
lge. FHA loan w/paymts. Of Sea
fLTL 3-bedrm. rambler on lae
fenced lot. extra lge. refgr., wash
eT:J Just Iedec; Price S14,95o
MeQUAlN RLTY. JE. $1,000.
Evening star., 1962-09-09

GRAB YOUR HAMMER

GRAB YOUR HAMMER
AHa ,;s..I make ~ Ionsy ..,..s e , ths san: 9,
. home and Q guest cottage
presently rented and brineing In
an income. Located on Q bis
beautifully wooded A-acre lot.
This three-bedroom home offers
90 much 70 you, in very. good
condition. Yet with your fmasina-
tion It could be worth SO much
more. Perfect for your home and
an in-laW house-or keep the fn-
come. Only S1s.50O with the
present owner HOLDING the first
trust. see today.
Crowell & Co., Inc
Realtors Mclean II. 6-6O22
HUNTINGTON AREA : semide-
taehed brick. 2 bedrms.. full bsmt.
fHS f1C sIM9N sSSn sSls sAs,. OEieT EsTIsi 500
Evening star., 1962-09-09
GORE REALTY
23I7 WILSON BLVD, ARL
ARTfNGToN-cbaT;T5Ins -s57o5.i

remod eie1
3-beorm. rambler. Ice. kit. and
oin. rnls part bsnt., Ice. work.
shop. BEAUTIFUL lot. Only $4,000
5kpQQWN q BROWN REALTY. JE.
ARL.. n, Loreum lane-3 bedrns-
"a pains, den. rec. rm., modern
ALi h.-w.h., terrace, patio, fenced
BACK yd.. beautiful trees. shrubs.
eony: Pent. shops, schools, transp
OMNLR. S34.950. ia. s-0O76.
ARL., NORTH, 22ls North LexinF-
ton, st.-Newly COMPLETED Colo
MAI home with 4 bedrms. and
den. 2S baths, hot water base
board heat, beautiful electric Kit
hl,,ese an excellent "a yslqs at s2s.50o. by
Evening star., 1962-09-09
YOUR VERY Own WISHING WA
VIENNA
FHA APPRAISED

This almost new brick and framC
split-level on its well wooded cor.
ner lot with lots Of rose bushes
and dogwoods, is fully air eondi.
toned. A real heat beater for /
medium size family. II has . 90
~: nving room, a 12x10 dininI
ell, and birch fitted kitchen al
most the same size. Two Of thl
three bedrooms are larger thai
average and there are two ful
baths. one on lower floor, Il
which there is an outside en-
trance to the tiled 15-ft. utilit,
room. The 21-ft. tiled recreation
room has . brick fireplace AM
built In TV antenna. There are
phone Jacks and many other tea
Evening star., 1962-09-09
FLORANCE REALTY
. 451-3900
.ANNANDALE

Here is o home you will be proud
70 display located in Broyhill
Crest. 3 attractive bedrooms, an
extra-large separate dining rm.,
completely equipped kitchen, 24-ft.
eled den. Everything about this
lroperty is in excellent condition
Call US today.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
HOME AND INc0ME

$50, ,500-Live on 1st FIR, rent UP.
Amer. tRS caonisi sspO IN nc eLssENDoN ssfaSs lSs
extra lge. and spac.. close to ev.
ergthinR. Good financing. Call ia
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Bancroft
Realty, Inc. HU. 1-91oC

MCLEAN
Dogwood. Towering Crab, rhodo-
dendron. azaleaS and camellias Is
vel as towering trees surround
this custom-buiit centrally air
conditioned red brick rambler,
on its 2ha-acre fairly level lot.
Fully paneled Gift. family room
with fireplace on main level. leads
70 24-ft gracious living room with
unique mirfor-vall fireplace and
mantle. Large formal dining room
and modern kitchen with heatins
space. Three larger than average
paneled in knotty pine 2Ox12,
below with huge buiit-in closets.
Two full baths Up and one down.
Fully pine paneled recreation
room. q 35 footer. In addition 70
. workshop there is q 24x24 brick
hobby shop and an aluminium boat
house. Other extras include ther-
mo-rite copper and glass fireplace
screens In living room and family
room. See the closets. Brick two
car garage plus reinforced con-
crete eurbed driveway and turn
around, Phone Jacks in all bed
rooms. Illuminated patio with
brick barbecue. Storm windows,
IL 6-41e1.
YOUR VERY OWN WISHING WELL
Just outside 21-ft. screened
porch. a double carport. parauet
iloors,. custom draperieS and wall
to-wail carpeting. Mahogany eabi-
nets in modern kitchen with eat
Ing space, and lowered hatch to
l5-ft. dining room. 21-ft. liv-
ing room with ceiling-high brick
fireplace and picture windows
overlooking the N4-aere Handicapped
tall treed grounds. Three good size
bedrooms. two full baths. q 20Aft.
tiled floor family room on same
level In this new architect design.
ed antique brick rambler in an
executives dream In the most
secluded yet easily reached Nc
Lean area. Don't wish too long,
this won't last too long at only
$39.500 with flexible terms. Cal
FL. 6-4161.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
WE MAKE TRADES
Walk TO ST. JAMES
OPEN To a PM

ARLINGTON REALTY
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
BUILDERS OWN HOME-RaniblinI
rancher on A-acre Handicapped loi
with holly, pines and apple trees
Solid brick construction with de.
signed floor plan. large Separate
dining rm. with twin French door
opening onto big, breezy summer
room, plus serving entrance from
fully equipped de luxe kitchen. 9
ample bedrms., master with pow
der rm,, Soft. rec. rrn. with fire.
place, large 2-car garage, quality
plus. Treat yourself to q fine home
for $27, 500. First time offered,
NOT MULTIPLE LISTED
- CORNERS REALTY. INC.
40l Arlington Blvd. JE. 3-O55C
BY QWNER-Lovely 3-bedrm., "a.
bath, delightful all-pink kit, din
rrn., lge. liv. rm. w/wrought iron
stairway to daylight rec. rm. IAN
other firepl.) and sliding glas,
doors TO PATIO. daylight bsmt. car.
port. lge. fenced lot. many trees
Close to everything. mr.. Barcrofi
Lake. $29.95O. CL. 6-6627.