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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-11-09
ESTIMATED 3, 900 PERSONS VISIT NEW
COMMUNITY CENTER IN ONE WEEKEND

city crowds. Over $50 high
schoolers attended an open
house on Saturday evening
sponsored by the Teen Com
mittee of the Center. In addi-
ton to dancing and the appear
ance of some local disc jock
eys, the youngsters also had
an opportunity to have their
handwriting analyzed and por-
traits drawn. Many prizes also
were won at games. Parents
assisted with refreshments and
chaperoning.
On Sunday afternoon, Oct.
28th, the junior, tween and teen
programs were launched and
about 1900 parents and child
rem streamed through the Cen
ter building and registered for
the Sunday activities.
Sunday evening, Oct. %, two
special performances of "Milk
and Honey" for Center mem
bers drew an additional 1000
members.
There were many Center
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-11-09

An estimated 5000 persons
from the ages of to SO visit
ed the new Phoenix Jewish
Community Center from Sat
urday evening, Oct. 27 n,
through Sunday evening, Oct.
%.
Several highlighted programs
and events drew these capa-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-11-09

members present who have
been part of the Center since
its beginning in 1947, and they
expressed their joy and delight
at the enthusiasm and COM
munity support which is being
shown to the new Center.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
How Super Shell fights
high-Speed knock

High-speed knock makes sharp, high
pitched noise-like metal tapping against
metal. Because its most likely to occur
in hot engines at turnpike speeds, high
speed knock is often difficult to hear.
But eren though you utp not hear it,
high-speed knock can pound arvay at
pistous-even lead to costly damage
Fortunately, high-speed knock isn't too
common. But Shell scientists have known
about it for long time. Ever since they
pioneered the development of substance
called Alkylate to help control high-speed
knock in aircraft engines. Today, Alkylate
is an ingredient in Super Shell gasoline.
How Super Shell fights wild ping
Wild ping doesn't last long. Itsounds like
the erratic beat of nervous drummer
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

ional Relations 325 birthday
party favors sent TO Governor
Bacon Health Center for child
ren's parties.
In Branch Area IS students
who served at Dover Air Force
Base Hospital during the sum
mer were honored at a Recog
milton and Awards dinner,
al which time they received
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Return Day Festivities
Planned at Georgetown

meat, fish and oysters. Women,
who generally constituted a con :
siderable portion OF the crowds,
were generously treated 10
cakes, candies and other
sweets. The citizens Of .he town
acted as unofficial hosts and
provided varied entertainment.
"As communication facilities
improved, Return Day'was de-
prived of its original purpose
and this colorful event event
ually disappeared from the Del
aware scene.
Return Day was revived
in l946 when a successful pol
itical party staged a celebration
on The Circle at Georgetown,
including parade, an oX-roast
and the appearance of the succ-
essful candidates on a platform
erected on The Circle. In 1859,
merchants and other civic lead
ers joined in making Return
Day truly bipartisan and some
what of a local holiday. This
observance was further expand
ed in 1900, and indications are
that the 1862 version of Return
Day, this November s, will be
the best yeti.
81 heartily endorse this
colorful and now traditional OBJ
servance and congratulate all
those who have had a hand in
reviving and expanding this e
vent. Further, | urge all my
fellow Delawareans to visit
Georgetown on November S and
participate In the festivities
planned for Return Day-l962.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

of the county we're delivered TO
the County Seat prior TO noon
of the Thursday following elect
ion and the results were then
certified by an Official Board
of Canvassers presided over by
the Sheriff of Sussex County.
Upon completion of the canvass,
the results were then publicly
announced from a window OF
the Sussex County Court House.
According TO historians,
people from all parts Of the
Sussex County, and even from
Maryland, travelled to George
town for Return Day. Some,
we are told, came on horseback,
others came in wagons and carts
drawn by oxen, horses or mules,
and some even walked to the
County Seat. Each wagon would
be gaily decorated with bright
colors or flags contributing fur
ther TO a carnival atmospher.
Many visitors purposely ar
rayed themselves in unusual
costumes to give more Zest TO
the spirit of the occasion.
"On these early-time Return
Days, successful candidates
also came to town to thank their
supporters. Successful can
didates, we are told, we're fire.
quently taken up bodily and car
ried around on mems shoulders
after their victories we're an
nounced.
Booths, stalls and stands,
erected near the Court House,
offered all kinds of edibles,
such as oppossum and rabbit
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
Social Security
And Answers

O. am a farmer and en-
ploy farm hands. know | should
have reported their wages, but
| haven't because they refuse
to give me their Social Security
numbers and object to having
the tax withheld from their
wages. What must | do2
A. Report the employee by
name and address with the a.
mount Of wages paid during the
year. Lack Of consent Of the
worker or the workers fail
ure to furnish a Social Security
account number does not re-
lease the employer from his
obligation to make a report Of
the earnings and pay the tax
promptly.
O. | am retired school
teacher and do substitute work
when they call me. try to
hold my earnings to $l00 a
month but some months | have
a chance to make more money.
Must report to the Social
Security administration when |
run over 500 or should | wait
until the end of the year2
A. 1t Is best to report when
you run over 500 month SO
that your Social Security bene-
fits can be suspended. Then,
report again when you are not
making over $l00 a month. In
this way you will be getting
your Social Security benefits
when your earnings amount to
$l00 or less In a month and you
need your Social Security bene-
fits more. 1t is better to have
Social Security payments sus :
pended during the year instead
of having to refund substant-
ial amount at the end of the
year, or have your benefits
suspended the following year
when you may not be working.
IOf course, If only a small
amount of money over $l20C
is earned, the adjustment can
be made at the end of the year
when you file your annual report
with the Social Security Admin
Stration.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

Governor Ebert N. Carvel
has urged all Delawareans to
visit Georgetown today, Thurs
day, and participate in the
Return Day" festivities to be
held at the Sussex County Seat.
In a statement issued at
Dover, the states chief execu-
tive traced the background OF
"Return Day" which he cited
as ian event peculiar TO Sus-
sex County" and noted that
while "Reurn Day" no longer
serves its original purpose, 1t
does serve to "reCapture much
of the color of the past.
Governor Carvel also con-
graduated "all those who have
had a hand in reviving and ex-
panding this event.
The full text of the Cover
nor's statement follows:
A" Return Day, an event
peculiar to Sussex County, Del
aware, is traditionlly held al
Georgetown the Thursday fol-
lowing each General Election
Day. This event serves to re-
capture much of the color of
the past and, in recent years,
has attracted many visitors to
the County Seat.
Z" Return Day. had its origin
In the distant past when today's
communication media we're un-
dreamed of and people living In
outlying areas frequently ex-
perienced difficulty and delay
In obtaining the results of ell
ections. This problem they
solved bytraveling to the County
Seat on the Thursday following
each General Election.
In those days, the ballot
boxes from the outlying sections
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
September
Record Month
For Red Cross

Among the various services
of the Delaware { hapter, Amer
lean Red Cross are those OF
production and supply, Mrs.
Carl ". Dech, chairman, with
record for the month OF Sept
ember as follows: 24volunteers
served a total of 42S hours SER
vicing: Veterans Administra-
tion Hospital, Institutions and
Agencies: and Civilian Hosp
itals, with TWO groups working.
100 garments were made for
the VA Hospital and l9 for IN
stitutions and Agencies. 450
other articles We're made for
Institutions ana Agencies for
Civilian Hospitals.
100 ash trays were furnished
for the Dover Air Force Base
Hospital; ? pedestal shampoo
trays for the Governor Bacon
Health Center; 1900 dixie cups
for the Delaware State Hospital
Bazaar.
Five entertainments were
provided for five institutions al
the Senior Center; Layton
Home; Governor Bacon Health
Center; Ferris School and the
Home for the Aged.
Flowers were provided for
the VA Hospital Chapel on each
Sunday OF the month; three
weekly musicales we're pre-
sented for the patients.
In the Home Service cate
CORY there were SO requests
for information or limited SER
vice; l35 new cases served dur
ing the month; total number Of
cases served during the month:
los.
In the department of Educat-
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

gun while helping others stalk
deer or drive deer.
(c) All successful hunters
must have their deer tagged,
and license stamped within IL
hours after the deer is killed.
Checking stations are the old
weighing station at State Road
Route 40, Dover, Bridgeville
and Georgetown police stations.
AT the checking station 1t will
be weighed, measured and aged
by technicianS of the Game
and Fish Commission.
Delaware deer hunters can
be Justly proud of their safety
record since the first season
in 1854. Wear bright clothing
Blaze orange is the safest
color. If garments aren't a
Vailable in this color red is
the next safest.
Take time to make perfectly
sure that your target is a deer.
After the trigger is pulled
1t is too late.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
How of Super Shells ingredients fight
engine noise-including one hard-to-hear form of
knock that could lead to real damage

Gum preventive helps keep carburetors
clean inside.
Platformate is for extra mileage.
Butane is for quick starts.
Pentane mix is for fast wam-ups.
Anti-icer (addcd in cold weather. helps
check carburetor icing.
Try tankfuI of Super Shell today.
Then, you'll know what top performance
really is.
Trademark for Shells unique gasoline additive Gasoline
containing ICP IS covered by IT, Patent 28892l2.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
How Super Shell fights
ordinary knock

Most people have heard ordinary knock
Itmay sound to YOU like marbles dropping
into an empty oil drum.
Super Shells anti-knock mix is SO
powerful that a teaspoon per gallon is
enough to raise anti-knock rating
full tre points.
This anti-knock mix helps regulate the
combustion Of Super Shell. Thus, each
piston gets firm, even push. Not sharp,
jarring jolt.
Now, read how the other six ingredi-
ents in Super Shells 9-ingredient blend
help you get top performance.
How Super Shells other ingredients
help you get top performance
Cat-eraeked gasoline helps your engine
deliver smooth, even power.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

Game And Fish Department
Requests Study By Wildlife
Management Institute. :. The
Delaware Game and Fish Com
mission will be under close
scrutiny this winter at its own
request. A comprehensive sur
vey of all phases of its opera
tions will be conducted by the
Wildlife Management Institute.
The Institute is privately
endowed agency organized to
promote high standards of ma
rural resource management. 1t
is directed by DR.. Ira Cab
rielson, former Chief of the
u. S. Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice and internationally re-
nowned conservationist.
The Institute conducted sim
liar survey here In 1884. The
result of one of their recon-
mendations was the estab-
lishment of the post of Direc-
tor responsible to a policymak-
ing Commission. The Director
supervises and administers the
divisions of Fish and Game
Management, Enforcement and
Information and Education. This
new organization replaced an
outmoded one that was char
acterized by underlined and di-
vided lines of responsibility.
Phillip Barske, regional rep
resentative of the Wildlife Man
agement Institute, will conduct
the minute analysis Of all phases
Of game and fish operations.
The study will be reviewed
In full by DR.. Gabrielson be
fore 1t Is released to the Game
and Fish Commission.
More than forty similar stud
les have been made In recent
years by the Institute at the
request of State and Provincial
Wildlife agencies throughout the
United Safes and Canada. Agen-
cies have made these requests
on the theory that periodic
independent review by rec
ognized authorities is good OPP
irrational procedure.
Delaware Deer Season with
Shotgun November s, 9, BIO.
......Delaware's only big game,
the white tailed deer, will be
hunted November 8, 9, & 10.
There we're 498 healthy white
tails harvested from "The First
States" herd last year. The
'o2 season should be just as
successful from all field OBJ
Servations.
Whether you stalk your prey
or "stump hunt" be familiar
with the area you are hunting;
know the game trails and the
location of the best cover and
resting spots.
There are several regulations
peculiar to deer hunting:
(a) "No person shall at any
time shoot, kill, wound or take
a deer (buck or doe) while the
same is taking refuge in or
swimming through the water
of any stream, pond or lake."
(b) Persons who got a deer
during the archery season al
ready have their bag limit for
the 1862 season. These hunters
may participate in deer drives
during the shotgun season but
are not permitted to carry a
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

a volunteer service pin and
Identification card and letter
Of appreciation was presented
TO each student by the Chief
Medical Officer. Decision was
made 10 establish a Red Cross
Club within the Dover Air Base
High School.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

This clatter is actually a series Of prema-
ture explosions. They're caused by gIow
ing deposits that ignite the fuel too soon.
Super Shells famous TOPS additive
tackles this problem. It acts to "6reproof
deposits that might glow. Result: chance
of wild ping is greatly reduced.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

CHELL scientists will tell you that any
- good gasoline should reduce engine
noise. That's why they include no less
than three noise-6ghters in Super Shells
9-ingredient blend Here's how they work
to help give you soft-sPoken engine
and top performance.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08
School Lunches

SOUP AND SANDWICHES A.
VALUABLE AT ALL SCHOOLS
EVERY DAY.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

The Smyrna Times Want
Ads Get Quick Results
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

John Bassett Moore High School
Week Of November l2-l6.
Monday: Foot Long" Hot Dog
Sandwich, Soup Vegetable or
Tomato, Cherry Cake, MIX.
Tuesday: Spoonburger, String
Beans, Carrot & Pineapple Sal
ad, Cookies or Fruit Juice,
MIX.
Wednesday: Baked Ham, But
tered Potatoes, Cabbage OR
Lima Beans, Jello, MIX, bread,
butter.
Thursday: Thanksgiving Din
1er; Roast Turkey. Filling,
Giblet Gravy, Candied Sweet
Potatoes, Peas, Cranberries,
Pear, MIX, bread, butter.
Friday: Fish Sticks, Potato
Chips, Cole Slaw, Mixed Fruit,
Milk, bread, butter.
Smyrna Elementary School
Week of November l2-l6
Monday: Hot Dog Sandwich,
Baked Beans, Apple Crisp, Rice
Pudding, Milk.
Tuesday: Meat Loaf, Par
sleyed Potatoes, Baked Toma-
toes, Apple Sauce, Bread, But
ter, MIX.
Wednesday: Creamed Cheese
Deviled Ham Sandwich, Green
Beans, Buttered Corn, Cher
ries, MIX.
Thursday: Thanksgiving Din
ner; Roast Turkey-Gravy Fill
ling, Mashed Potatoes, Peas,
Cranberry Relish, Fruit OR
Cookies, Bread, butter, milk.
Friday: Tuna Fish Sandwich,
Tomato Soup, Peaches, MIX.
East Elementary School
Week of November 1910
Monday: Ravioli w/meat ball,
Waldorf Salad, Cheese Stick,
Mixed Fruit, Bread, butter,
milk.
Tuesday: Baked Ham, Scall :
oped Potatoes, Peas, Cake,
Bread, butter, milk.
Wednesday: Macaroni baked
w/tomatoe s cheese, celery
sticks, Deviled Eggs, Jello,
Bread, butter, milk.
Thursday: Thanksgiving Din
ner; Turkey Roll, Mashed Po-
tatoes s Gravy, Peas, Pumpkin
Pie, MIX, bread, butter.
Friday: Fish Sticks, WaS
Beans, Carrot Sticks, Cherries,
Bread, butter, milk.
Clayton Elementary School
Week of November l2-l6
Monday: Spaghetti In Meal
s. Cheese Sauce, Cabbage Slaw
Bread, butter, milk.
Tuesday: Scrapple, MASHED
Potatoes, Stewed Tomatoes
! Bread, butter, peaches.
Wednesday: Hot Dog on But
tered Roll, Saurkraut, Bakec
Beans, Relish s. Onions, MIX
Apple Sauce.
Thursday: Thanksgiving Din.
ner; Turkey s. Filling, Mashed
Potatoes & Gravy, Green SnaI
Beans, Cranberry Sauce, Roll
butter, milk, pumpkin pie.
Friday: Tuna Fish Sandwich
Vegetable Soup & Saltines, Sal
ad, MIX, Cherry Cobbler.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

G & F Department Requests
Study BY Wildlife Manage
ment Institute Delaware
Deer Season With Shotgun
November s, 9, & 10.
Smyrna times., 1962-11-08

Iohn Bassett Moore High School
Evening star., 1962-06-03

Ais @ SECRET STORM.
Serial
4:3o q HERE'S HOLLYWOOD.
Interviews Randolph Scott and Ponce
Ponce
@ ROBIN HOOD.
Adventure Richard Greene stars.
q EDGE OF NIGHT.
Serial. Larry Hagman stars
$50 q AMERICAN NEWSSTAND.
News. Subjects Of interest to young
people
ass q AFTERNOON REPORT.
News Sander Vanocur reporting.
500 q B0Z0 THE CLOWN.
Kids. Color
q NEWS REPORT.
News, Warren; Sports, Weather, Gray.
q P0RKY PIG AND HIS FRIENDS.
Cartoons.
q THE EARLY SHOW.
Movie. Hour, IS Minis. "The Suspect"
1945. Charles Laughton and Ella Ranes
SIS q PoPEYE.
Kids. Cartoons. Featuring Captain Tusg
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THE DEEP SOUNDINGS:
. B. Waters a. Associates
so,,r,IITTBBENW AILk -

UIhERN MARYLAND
Holly Point, 10 acres. 1,40O It
on Ches. Bay. creek with pier
charming rambler with 4 bedrms. :,
. tile baths. cathedral ceiling.
paneled living rm. with huge fire
TO move in. Handicapped grounds.
Immaculate condition. separate
guest cottage. artesian we'll. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
2-Ches. Ranch Club. 3-bedrm.
nome. bath, large living rm., fire.
place, full basement, large porch,
wired Tor electric heat. large
trees. house 90eS complete. Priced
for quick sale. convenient finance
ing. 3 additional lots available.
Golden Beach. . waterfront lots
with 225 waterfront. priced for
i-Patuxent River. wide sandy
2-bedrm. brick home. large liv-
ing rm,. bath. kitchenette and bar
Furnished. insulated. year-round
home, handicapped. brick garage,
artesian well. Priced for quick
sale. Owner being transferred.
ISLAND Greek. 10 acres. over
SCOTT. waterfront, sandy beach
Frame. 3-bedrm. home. bath.
porches. partially furnished. 72-ft
pier, boat and motor, lovely view
secluded, immed. boss.
6-Patuxent River. frame homl
with bath, beach house. wharf, 9
boats and motor, furnished. i'm
med, poss.. A mi. d. c. $4,000
CALVERT REALTY AGCY. CORP
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 10
II no answer call 1874 or 1854
WATERFRONT PROPERTIES froi
$500 to 100000. Call for app
COUNTY SERVICES, INC.
Blu. 3-215I WE. 4-422
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FARMS


I30-AcRE FARM. about 40 open
ketable timber, room farm
house. barn, fences. small stream
Extra large shade trees. Pricec
$1l 600 Reasonable terms. c. W
DUNCAN, Broker, Louisa, Va
Phone go weekdays; 145 Sun
days.
14o-ACkE stock or horse farm
Old stone house. modernized ga
baths. heat. pond, 2 streams. On
usual buy, $4,000.
1eo-AcRE stock. dairy. farm. al
.Esc. bldgs. Only S26.500.
100-ACRE stock farm. SIS. 900.
100-AcRE dairy farm. $4,000.
S5-ACRE stock. horse farm. 7-rm
house, barn, stream. $4,000.
23-ACRE farm. small house. elect.
5-ACRE farmette. 6-rm. bungalow,
bath. furnace. Summer or year
round living. NJ. Clarksburg Jet.
Rte 240. Only S12.500.
TELEPHONE Mt. AIRY 23l
JOHN ]. PRICE. Realtor. Mt. Air
7-RM. FRAME DWELLING in Mt
Airy. Large lot. bath. h.-w. heat
town water, nice shade trees
Poss. at once. $4,000 down. car
finance balance. $4,000.
4-bedrm. frame dwelling located
near Mt. Airy. Bath, large lot
$1,000 down. $4,000.
5 acres on hard road near Rts
20 and %. Stream, some trees
q. 2. suRDErTE 4 SON, REAL.
TOR. Mt. AIRY. ND. PH. 123
Eve: and Sun. Phi. Mr.. Pryor
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WATERFRONT
SENECA RAMBLER
WEST RIVER. MD

Many nice homes and cottages,
some with pvt. piers, fenced I'd,
screened porches, excel neighbour
hood. good swimming. boating and
fishing. priced from $4,000. Some
building lots with lge. water
ITontage: Call Mr.. Clayton, Dol
UN. 7-SlO6.
ARTHUR I, CITRT ING INC
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THE WAT,OORF0
IF YOU LIKE MINK

Calvert County, Md.
BATTLE CREEK-Modern masonry
home, / acre OF land, fronting 20C
#. on water, private 50-foot pier
bath house, arteslan well, complete
privacy. An unusual offering.
DARES BEACH-Nice family home
. bedrms., full din. rm., liv. I'm.
brkfst. nook. mod. kit, bath OF
LIST floor. Room for extra bedrms
on I'd fl. Fun bsmt., INV. heat
on 2 lots, with wide view Of bay
$4,000. B. L. financing.
DARES BEACH-Bay-fron 3-bed-
rm. cottage, furnished. incl. deep
freeze. Land fronts 100 IT.. on bay
The land alone is worth the price
BRICK HOME OF 5 BEDRMs.. 3
full and z half baths full base e.;
f nens osn sde. 6 o Of af Pstua an
River. owner will finance with
$4,000 cash down.
COVE POINT BAY FRONTS bed
rms, mod. kit, bath. a-acre land
fronting directly on beach. Excep-
tionally fine and private location.
Owner will finance.
PATUXENT RIVER-29 acres, L.
000-ft. frontage on river and cove.
3 houses now rented. 2 piers. Out
standing location site for COM
waterfront trailer park, reStau-
rant. Can be easily financed.
RIVER-5b acres. in
highly restricted residential estate
area, with frontage on river and
tidal cove. This site affords COM
plete privacy with the finest en-
viornment already established and
ISLAND - Fronting
water, attractive Ia story home
with 3 bedrms., mod. kit, bath,
Handicapped grounds with shade
trees and lawn sloping to water,
place for retirement and year
round living, $4,000.
SOLOMONS-Very attractive home
of z rooms and bath and full
basement with central heat, 'front.'
ing on water, with boat house and
private pier. Extra rental cottage
of 4 rms, and hath, grounds
beautifully Handicapped. You must
see to appreciate.
II ACRES woodland, fronting on
Battle Creek. Secluded, good har-
S ACRES woodland, fronting on
Chesapeake Bay.
RIVER-3-bedrm cot
tage, guest house, wide lawn slop-
ing to river and sandy beach, new
pier, bath house, S14,500.
ST. JOHNS CREEK-Near Solo
mons. New cottage. 1A-acres land
front. 200 #. on water, priv.
wooded setting, pier. 81 900.
ST. LEONARD -CREEK-Fine brick
home of bedrms., liv rm. with
fireplace, din. area, mod. kit,
bath, expandable I'd floor with
room for > add. rms. Full base
ment, hot-air hit. with ducts to all
rms, level wooded lot fronting
water. Widow must SELL viii fl
nance literally for responsible
buyer, S2l,500.
Main and branch offices open Sun
day and all weekdays except
Wednesdays.
]. B. Waters & Associates
PRINCE FREDERICK. MD.
Phone PA and 4SS
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CARL ALBERT HEIDER. REALToR
HA. 2-Ss00 CE. 6-S5SO
2-754S CE. 6-S44S
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SUMMER CAMPS

FAIR HAVEN. S25 wK.. Blue Ridge
Mount. boys, girls. 7-l5 yrs,
swimming. riding. fishing and
hiking. Req. folder. Box 500. Har-
risonburg, Va. Ref. AP. 7-S26l. .
'STONEYBROKE FARM" upper
Mont. Co., few openings yet avail
able for July and August, family
atmosphere, riding, swimming,
field trips, reas. rates. Boys, girls
to IA. Phone 30l-CL. 3-2S51.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24

GOLDEN BEACH-Ia-acre water
front lot w/beautiful view Of Pa
tuxent River. Priced for quick
sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-24
OLD PLANTATION HOUSE

On Eastern Shore, "Pomfret"-A
royal grant. 1852. on sheltered
inlet. Deep water. 6 mi. to Bay.
Under $4,000 and easily fin. De-
signed for gracious living. 10 rms,
orig. woodwork. 8 firepls.. Eng.
fish, boat. Loo. Marion Sta, Md,
mr.. Princess Anne. Apply MR..
CURTIS. Wash. ST.. williamsburg
Va, Capital e-l497 to inspect. .