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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
50 For Season
Lewis Everette Leads Tigers To
800 Win Over RandOlph-Macon

The Hampden-Sydney Tigers
concluded their 1862 football sea-
son with a solid 800 win over
rival Randolph-Macon with a
strong defense that held tn e
Jackets scoreless and a potent
offensive attack that scored in
every quarter.
Playing before a Parents and
Friends Day crowd, estimated
at 5000, the Tigers turned three
Macon fumbles and an inter-
copied pass into touchdowns, for
the largest margin of victory in
the GA contests these two rivals
have played. 1t provided tn e
Tigers with a season ending
four-game winning streak and
the Little Eight title.
Fullback Lewis Everette, the
Tigers candidate for All-State
and Little All-American honors,
was the workhorse. The $40,
100 Id. bulldozer scored two
touchdowns. carried the ball q
times for los yards, caught two
passes for q yards, and punted
three times for a $40 average.
One of his kicks travelled 70
yards to the Jacket six-yard line.
Great Team Effort
1t was easy to see why Coach
Stoekly Fulton called this a
great team effort" There were
many Tiger stars besides Ever
cite.
Quarterback Freddie Mitchell
tossed two touchdown passes and
e On d string quarterback
Whitley Lipscomo led a la S t
quarter drive. hitting on three
passes for 40 yards and then
pounding on a stray tumble in
the end zone for the final Tigel
score.
The yellow Jackets also had
one Of the game outstanding
performances defensively as
fullback and linebacker, Jack
Luck was credited with 10 I'M
assisted tackles before he left
the game in the last quarter
due to injuries.
A tumble recovery by guard
Sidney Druen on the RIM 20
put the Tigers in motion for
their first six-pointer. Everette
picked up 10 yards and Their
Mitchell hit end Dickie Cralle in
the end zone for the score.
Mitchell's placement was good.
MckibbOn Stars
Freshman Walt McKibbon had
a hand in the next two HIS
touchdoWnS. He intercepted a
Skip D'Allessandro pass on the
Macon As and then Everette
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
Statesmen Upset Brunswick 1872
To Give Crewe Top District Spot

in two scoring passes from
quarterback W. D. Perdieu.
Fullback Ed Hardil made good
on one of two conversion at
tempts to provide the one-p point
margin and knock the Bulldogs
out Of first place. Dalton scored
on passes of Is and So yards.
both coming in TIE first quarter.
The Bulldogs Tommy Clary
scored both OF the losers touch
downs on an 88-yard run and
courtyard pass reception from
quarterback Wilson.
In other district action, Ed
Woods scored twice for Emporia
in the last quarter to proylde
1877 win over Park View.
Amelia Romps
The touchdown twins. Tommy
Cook and Bob Vance led Amelia
to Asp win over Buckingham
Friday night. Cook rambled for
four touchdoWns and vance
scored twice ard kicked three
extra points. For the season,
Cook scored lo3 points ana
Vance SO to take the number
one and two spots IN the district
in that department. This is one
of the rare times in tie history
of the District that two boys
from the same school have been
the top two scorers in the Dis
trict.
Cumberland was shut out 24-O
by District ? Powhatan.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

and the only Wolverine score.
The Academy line was offside
on the first extra point attempt
and the second was missed from
the seven yard line.
Following a Wolverine punt 10
the Academy 81, the Barons
drove for their first x-pointer
in just four plays with Tom Bur
nette throwing a 2O-yard scoring
strike to Mac Burnette. New
combs placement was good and
the Barons led at halftime rs.
Costly Penalties
Bluestone played outstanding
defensive ball the second half
holding the Wolverines to only
one first down. They were help
ed by IS yards in penalties
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
&h&ne Ne.us
BY GERALD DUNCAN
State Forest Again Omen

Cumberland, Buckingham Appomattox and Edward
State Forests will be public hunting the
tire general hunting according the Virginia Division
OF Forestry and the Commission Inland Fisheries
Hunting regulation similar those effect the counties
where the forests located.
Sporsmen reminded that the continued these
acs FOR public hunting depends their observance of the
game laws and fire regulations Warming fires permitted
on the forests utmost caution with matches and
cgaretts Camping campfres permitted the
special located Holiday Lake the Buck
lngham Appomattox the
berland Forest These camptes maintained the Division
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
Junior Boys
Duckpin League

RESULTS: Wild Cats 2. Tigers
O; Alley Hawks :. Bull Dogs 0,
and Colts L, Champions l.
SUMMARY: Individual h g h
game Don Woodsol. 1893 Ildi-
vidual high three game set Don
Woodson. 1870. Team high game
Wild Cats 376. Team high set
Alley Hawks. 743.
STANDINGS: Alley Hawks 49,
5; Champions 1876; Wild Cats IL
z; Bull Dogs $40; Colts I'll. and
Tigers 3-l5.
Bcwled Over so
Terry Locklair SO; Don Sequin
SO; Hurley Myrick 80; Chuck
Noble $3.50, and Don Woodson
lO3.
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against PEA.
The Barons put on an "a yard
scoring drive in the last period
Of play with Leonard Towery
scoring from six yards out. Two
15-yard penalties gave the Bar
ons first downs on the As and Is
yard stripes.
ToWery led the Baron offen-
sive attack, picking up 100 yards
in q carries. Andrews picked
up 63 yards in 10 tries. An
dreWs, Jerry Leese and co-cap-
tain frankie Osborn stood out on
defense for the Wolverines.
The loss gave the Academy
gi.idders a Sal record for the
year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

"a "a Nd Ol1 d Od1ly IS1Itdl Udo1o.
The spec al State Forests
hunting permit, required of ali
hunters who use the areas, can
be obtained at the county clerks
offices in Appomattox, Bucking-
ham, Cumberland and Prime e
Edward counties. The permits
cost one dollar and are good for
the entire season. State Forest
hunting maps are available at
the Fore t Headquarters or
checking stations.
Only four hunting accidents
have been reported to the Com
mission of Game and In a n d
Fisheries during the early part
of 1928 seasons. according to
James N. Kerrick, Commission
Safety Training Officer. 1T h
accident rate will undoubtedly
rise when the general deer, bear
and turkey season opens, No
vember 49," Kerrick said.
During the 1852 season, "A
Virginia hunters were wounded
in hunting mishaps, 10 of them
fatally About one-third of those
responsible for these accidents
were 10 years of age or under
and about one-fourth of tn e
victims fell into this age group.
The most common causes were
careless gun handling and vic
TINS mistaken for game, Ker-
rick said.
THE Commission urges each
OF you to be extremely cautious
this season in handling an
shooting of firearms. Be sure of
what you are shooting at. We
hope to cut down considerably
on the number of accidents this
season. Seven hundred and five
volunteers have been certified as
instructors and over $500 stu
dents have graduated from the
Safety Course. Most of those
trained have been in the lower
age groups where the highest ac-
cident rate exists. :
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

went to work. He carried the
ball nine times and climaxed the
drive with a one-yard smash
over from the two for the fourth
score and Mitchell then hit
senior end joey War for the
two point conversion.
Lipscomb. after falling on the
loose ball in the end zone for
the last score. hit wingback
George Hilg for the final two
points.
Hampden-Sydney now leads
the series 36-21-7. The Jackets
finished the season with a rs
record, their poorest since 1919.
Everette finished the year
with sos yards rushing in 1879
carries. averaging better than
four yards per carry.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23

Tough Randolph-Henry is bet
ter than 40 miles from Crewe.
Bob Golubic is a lot closer than
that to the Statesmen and their
coach. George Rao, now.
1t was a 1912 upset by Ran
dolph-Henry over the tn e n
league-leading Bulldog of
Brunswick that gave Crewe the
1862 District 3 football title Fri
day night.
Crewe ended the season with
a Gill record, as compared to
a 70 Brunswick record.
Bill Dalton, the Districts out
standing end who has been side
lined with a fractured foot for
the last few weeks, returned to
the Statesmen lineup and pulled
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
THE FARMvLLE (va) HERALD, FRIDAY NOVEMBER g. 1862
BluestOne Hands Prince Edward
Academy 1876 Homecoming Loss

Prince Edward Ac d e m y,
moving the ball well in the first
quarter, scored on the third play
Of the second quarter but found
the Bluestone line tough to pene-
trate the rest Of the game as
they lost a 1876 homecoming de-
cision.
Andrews paved the way for
the Wolverines only touchdown
as he rambled Al yards to the
Baron seven yard line late in
the first period Of play. After
the teams switched goals for the
quarter. fullback Lloyd Johnson
burst off-tackle for three yards
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
PEA Homecoming Queen For 1862

Miss Margaret Gray Friday night Prince
Edward Academy Homecoming shop,
here being escorted to the
she crowned by No 22 frankie
Dunkey. Dunkley participate football this
due to injuries Miss Cook is the daughter
Howard Cook, of Farmvie
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-11-23
Tiger Basketball Co-Captains

Hardin %, Davis 25. elected
cocapains the Hampden Sydney basketball squad for the
1928 Hardr, 60 center from huntington W.
the colleges aIltirc greats Hardin been
starting Last
the States leading with better than p point
He picked by >porSwritcrs tho out
standing basketball the State and received honorable
mention Davis is s. 10" guard
from Richmond who returns his third captain of
the basketball team sophomore, Davis supported Is
picked honorable mention
both the All Small College Virginia and All Mason-Dix0n
teams Davis sat out much of last with leg injury he
voted to All Small College Virginia team
and the Mason Conference all tournament team Both
boys deans list students The Tigers their
December /.
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sELBY -oN-THE-BAY-1S lots IL
found 'H son@ai,ts ~ Ju sse22bsis
sELBY-oN-THE-BAY = Lar. new
Groom and bath ramhler. en- h
PIt. Di ssae - 70. 81 S.4ss S0NA ''nh
81; GEORGES ISLAND, M. mouth
Of Potomac-6 partially wooded
acres. with over 1000 It. on
water. mile from new Piney
Point Marina and rec. facilities.
$500. can arrange financing.
sale ~ OWNER. WA. 7-5017 or
JU. 7-6646. weekend or ewes.
ST. JEROME's NECK-3E wooded
acres, "a mile to Chesapeake Bay
n mile 70 st. Jerome's Greek,
gown; MEREDITH cAPPER. TW.
THE JOSEPH d. LAZENBY co.
waterfront with almost 4 acres.
1O0-ft. deep-Water pier. Home
consists Of three bedrooms. 21s
baths, large living room and din
Ing room, each with fireplaces.
A separate three-ear garage and
workshop; also building for
garden tools. Fruit and shade
IeeS. one hour from downtown
LoTHTAN-A 15-s. farm improved
BY 9 Dutch Colonial home Gin
excellent condition., Containing
four bedrooms, two baths, large
Gning, living room. modern kit
chen, den and sleeping porch.
Several outbuildings. The land Is
suitable for grazing OF growing
corn or tobacco.
SOUTH RIVER-This excellent va
terfront property located on Hi
Point In HillSmere Shores COM
mandS an unobstrueted view of
the South River and the Bay.
500 feet Of concrete bulkhead with
pile driven dock. Improved with
fireplace, separate dining room,
large kitchen, 2 full baths, screen
ed porch, full basement with fire
place, bath and laundry facilities,
tWo-ear garage. Not q thing has
been overlooked in this Al COM
structed nome.
THE JOSEPH d. LAZENBY co.
.2l6 Main Street, Annapolis. Nd
Telephone: Colonial 3-c6S4
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SHENANDOAH FARMS

hs iHs e a has tas .
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development meantime you have iu use and enjoyment
Compare these values:
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sorG Certified surveys of all lots with triple markers at each
a "; % s' s e. s % Your with no costs
a6 net @ S xG with 1 S na pon
we are situated between fast pkesROuts so and the
g. Electricity telephone delivered cost
deed: carry a' aRGR paG sf h Northern vn-An waterfront
we offer every eOncsyabls lot desiEed-vatecnt
WOODED "S
RssEs.tion 10. Shenandoah with eoners.
TO- Recreation and fishing
H. Aluminium boats for without charge.
with % n t :s D @ equipped
1 . aa %s sU sSs T IN snd hs T %
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15 Horseshoes and shuffsbosrd.
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D.te Ri BqS Ri ] Is r . d t' will be
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"a Our facilities promised.
25 Prices ACCOMPLISHMENTS choice
all and do our own private financing.
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from Georgia mile from pPOperg 1fA famous
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2s Near Chantly
We believe that value
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First to gets choice.
e Sda E on ss ses Fp E left Ga IT, State Rte $685.
ROBERT B. YOUNG, Owner
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MACH0DOc RIVER. near Hsgue
W-Retirement home. 2-story, 8
bedrooms. 2 bathS. living room.
tIeplAces dining room, eat-in
buiidiaS ne1 asrs sf's frn,a TEL s S SsT
OF write Ben Hubbard, WarSaV,
virginia. Ed. 3-6231. home OR,
Z-2O7s SCHMIDT = WILSON.
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MONEY TO LOAN

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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BAY VIEW - 4-bedroom. mod.
home, Knotty pine, 3 corner !.
1000. or better. EN-. 2-7325.
BETHANY Beach, Delware-Ocean
Front Apt. Reduced rates-June.
FE. 3-3428 ewes. and wk. ends.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Ocean
blk. 2 lge. jalousie porches. Sun
deck. Elec. kit. Firepl. bed
rms, ga baths. Avail. June 30
July 81. $500 wk. EN-. 5-1350.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH-Rsnt E-bedrm.
eottage, Ike naU, scr. porch.
ocean block. o. 2-206I.
FENWICK ISLE-cottage, g bIk.
ocean. sleeps 8, ShoEer, hot and
cold water. SIS VI. JA s-7sl2.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Rent OCEAN
FRONT apts., guarded beach. park
at door, low rate EE. 9-2521.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Lge. l-bedrm.
APIS NJ ocean 'front.'. Reas. rates.
OCEAN CITY, Md and 2 bedrm.
ants Ocean side. Reas. rates.
OF. 4-4749 or II. o-2242.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Nev 3-bedrn.
Phone Pho O 474- g SG alter ae g august
OCEAN CITY, MD.-For rent. lge.
n sSis6 -5; I ssptss6,o sleeps 9: "A
REHoBOTH-NeV 8 bedrms.. large
porch The Pines section. NJ.
REHOB0TH BEACH, DEL.-Enjoy
your vacation in modern cottage.
Juiy or August. 949-2443.
REH0B0TH BEACH = Attractive
furn., including washing machine.
Reas. rental. ia. 9-S911.
REH0BOTH-New. 3-bedrm-, IA
7L2S,- $500; $500, $500. CAN
IA. 5-1SO0. wkdyS, 9-5.
SALE OR SEC. LOAN. ocean Beach.
Md.-Lots. excel. loo. Owner needs
money for new bus. 462-5S36 be-
lore noon or Box 96-D. Star.
SALE, unique house with guest apt.
Ocean block 45th No., Ocean City.
open today. OF, 4-S070. ewes.
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VACATION PLACES

CAPE COD, MAsS.-Lakefront cot
tage, ami, boat fishing, pvt.
beach. 2 mi. salt water. JE. 2-3709.
CAPE COD-Oyerlook. water, lovely
cot, scr. prch.. elec. SAIL. swim.
golf. Avail. thru July. WO. 6-4334.
COTTAGES mr.. Gettysburg on
NTH. stream. Swim, fish, hike.
golf. relax. For folder, write MRS.
CLAYTON PHILIPS. Emmitsburg.
Nd.
FENWICK ISLAND, DEL.-IM bIks.
from ocean, . bedrms. downstairs,
lge. dormitory upstairs, sleeps s.
S100 to S125 wk. OIL. 6-6455.
GWYNN ISL, va, nr. WILLIAMSBURG
-3-b.r. summer home, Cool, scr.
pch., overlooks wharf boat. Fish.
swim, golf. sail. S125. OIL. 4-6626.
KITTY HAWK, N. C.-Cottages for
rent, ocean front, pvt. beach.
Housekeeping. Modern. /, 2, 3
bedrms. For reservation call IN.
2-O676, local.
VACATION in the mountains-Ex-
eeIlent food. reasonable rates
GREYSTONE LODGE. Basye. Va.
phone 477-3430. Il
VIRGINIA BEACH, vA-3-bedrIn.
hse., furn., mr.. ocean. Lee. yd
scr. porch. Mod. COW. IA. S-76Se.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

COBB ISLAND, MD.
Year round with option
to buy. Must be on
the Potomac or Neale
Sound. Call 587-2198.
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IHNIEW
GOrTTuEnHT HEAnvr Arr

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1-Patuxent River. wide sandy
beach. 75-ft. waterfront. lovely 3.
bedrm. brick home. large liyine
rm., bath. kitehenette and bar
Furnished, insulated. year round
home, HANDICAPPED. brick garage
artesian well. Priced for quick
= sale, owner being transferred.
Golden Beach. 2 waterfront lots
WITH 226-ft. waterfront. Priced
Greek. deep wooded lot with
wonderful view, 164-ft. water.
front. reasonably priced.
Island Greek, 1.9 acres. over
SCOTT. waterfront, sandy beach
frame S-bedrm. home, bath. Z
porehes. partially furnished, 73-ft
pier. boat and motor. lovely view
secluded. immed. poss.
o-Patuxent River. frame home
With bath. beach house. wharf
z boats and motor, furnished, i'm.
med, poss.. AZ mi. d. c. $500
6-Chesapeake Bay, club house
15O-ft. direct bay frontage, widI
sandy beach. living rm.. dininr
area, large front and back
porehes, central water system
large kitchen. spacious dormitor.
les on End and Bird floors, 3-rm,
guest house with fireplace, liberal
financing.
REALTY AGCY. CORP
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone IOs
If no answer call 1874
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Monroe Bay Estates

homesites with trees.
Some with private beaches. Com
Streets lighted. Pier and boat
ramp now in use. Swimming. boat
ing, water skiing and fishing for
all owners. Homesites from S645.
On your own terms. Full details
call CIR. STAG, Jack Pollino, THE
CROWELL CO.. INC. Metro Agts.
DIRECTIONS: South on q. s. l
to Fredericksburg. left on 3 TO
left on 205. Follow signs to prop
erty. Reps. always on property.
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MACHQDOc RIVER near HEgue,
N:-Retirement home. 2-story,
oeorooms. 2 baths. living room.
inepl1ces dining room, eat-in
kltcnen- heat. artes1an well. out
building. 2 acres. fruit trees. Cal
OF write Ben Hubbard. WARSAW,
HiIginia. I'd. 1921. home OR.
1r,z1O1S, SCHAIDT = WILSON,
OCEAN CITY, Nd. - Modern g.
year-old apt. house. IL units all
tnurnlsneo. Rentals well booked.
Seiilng due to illness. Boz 344-
ONE HUNDRED-YEAR-OLD house
WITH S s6ogt fifty acres on st.
dence. Good land. eood outbuiId-
inSs, nice orchard. y mile wa
terfront. Good boat anchorage
81. 300, one third down. MERE-
DITH CAPPER. TW. 3-7576.
OVERLOOKING Port Tobacco River
Io-aere homesites. $500, 200
foot frontage on Port Tobacco
Chapel Point road. Waterfront
privileges. High. rolling, we'll
drained land. excellent neiRhbor-
hood. Charming view toward Viz
ginia shore. LEONARD SNYDER.
301-WEst 1911. La Plata. Nd.
POINT LOOKOUT-h-scre tracts,
l0Ox21S. so feet from Potomac
RIVER: $500. Your terms. OWN
POTOMAC RIVER-I5O acres near
DahlSren Bridge. Good elevation.
Nice sand beach. Modern home.
Lovely trees, shrubs, flowers. Own
er VIII consider selling home and
lev acres. Good value. @. B. LOR-
RAiNE, Broker. Richmond Federal
Building, Richmond. Va. Heaths-
vile office. Hudson 2-3455. The
widest range Of waterfront pro-
.perties available In Virginia. Free
booklet-"Virginia."
RARE FIND-Facing Directly on
the Potomac River, large 3-bed-
nm. rambler, sep. din. rm., equip.
kit., h.-w.h-, yr.-round eommu-
nifty, sandy beach. swimming,
fishing ETC.. at your door. At only
$4,000, terms.
CALL MAJOR EDWARDS
DIAL Solve. 4-437O
9OUTHERN ND. REALTY CO.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Repub-
lie. Md.-Waterfront and other
houses and lots for sale to accented
college grads in 150-house BaY
colony WIN mi. of beach, COM
munity house and other rec fscil-
tiles, 45 mi. beyond Pr. Frederick.
VISIT or write Chestnut Cabins.
SEVERN RIVER
Spacious, modern brick home at tin
OF Long Point with lawn slopinR Ia
river. View Of Severn from every
window: Liv.- rm. has firepl., all
eiee: kit, 3 bedrms., 2 full baths,
oil-fired forced-air heat. Owner
transferred. Price S36.50O.
Attractive masonry home on one
acre. Private beach, pier and boat
mouse, Magnificent view. Elec, Kit,
incl. dishwasher and garbage dis
posal. Also washer, dryer and
freezer. IiV. rm w/din. area. q
peorms., Ice. jalousied front porch,
paths; plus extra bath in carport
for bathers.
2 .o acres; 400 #. of waterfront,
Waterfront cottage on Severn River
for rent by week or month,
HALL, RLTR.
Rte. IFS Generals Hwy
Brownsville. Nd.
Phone Area Code 301-S4e-24Il
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WATERFRONT
CRU INF i
REALTOR

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
DEALE. MD. UN. 7-2091
ALMOST HALF ACRE, lights
wooded, 101':: 106'. high, storm
safe. S1.595. IA. 7-S96s.
AWAY FROM TT ALL!
Wondering how TO enjoy youi
vacation? Why not make Il I
year-round vacation in this loVely
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pier in exclusive community. Lee
liv. I'm. wIfirepl.. din. rm., mod
kit, 2 lge. bedrms.. IN baths
enel: porch util. rm., gas heat
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AWAY FROM m ALLI
WATERFRONT

Lot with new 16O-ft. pier for any
size boat, plus 2 additional lots
with q 3-bedrm. home w1iiv. rm.,
din. rm., kit, bath, porch, ali
furnished. On South River. SIS,-
500.
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CHARLES q. JAMESON

N1A<A4eAG0 H. JhIhI10ON
observation-disclosures Manor.
4-bedrm. house. liv. rm. firepl.,
din. rm. or 1st-flr. bedrm., mas
ter bedrm., bath, mod. kit. refer,
stove, disp.. .dishwasher, 2 unfin.
bedrms., 2nd fir, full bsmt., rec.
rm., laundry area, furnace rm.,
chain-linked fence. lot, beaut.
HANDICAPPED. Nr. public and pa
rochial schools. $4,000. Terms.
$500. Cash plus settlement, bal.
30-yr. FLA, S96.S9 per mo.
pOOLESVILLE-New brk. ramb.,
liv. .rm. 12x1S, firepl.. step-saving
mod. equip. kit, 3 bedrms., bath.
full bsmt., o.h.-w.h.. blue-stone
drive; lge. lot. s1s,260. Terms,
cLARKESBURo-New br. ramb.,
liv. rm; 14x20, firepl., din: rm.,
mod. kit. 3 bedrms., 2 full baths,
fun bsmt., o.h.-w.h., A-A. lot.
6lue-Stone drive. $4,000. Terms,
SENECA LAKE-stone- and-frame
2-stoTy year-round res, liv. rm.,
12x21, pict. wind. din. rm. 10x16,
firepl.,. mod. kit, refgr., stove,
cabs, laundry rm., auto. washer
drier, oil heat. powd. rm., master
bedrm:. bath, guest bedrms.. at
tached 2-car gar, 2 outside
firepls., flagstone patio. stone re.
tanning wall. boat dock. 200-ft
river frontage. $26,5O0. Terms
$4,000 cash.
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