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The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
More Queen Candidates Are Sought By Business and FraternaI Sponsors

A busy but fun-filled n d exciting month awaits the girls who enter the contest, the manager pointed out. On Thursday, Aug. Is, at 7:30 pm, the candidates will be honor guests at banquet given by the Matanuska Valley Cham Der of Commerce at the Elks hall. Open to the public, the banquet will feature b k e d steak served with Matanuska Valley vegetables.
 Reservations may be made at the Frontier cafe or by calling Mrs. Marie Van Auken at Pl 5-4911. The cost will be $3.50 per person.
 On Saturday and Sunday, August 18 and l9, the girls will attend the Seward Salmon Derby. where they have been assured of a royal welcome by Derby officials.
 Several TV appearances are being arranged for the contest ants. On both August 20 and 2e at 4 pm, the girls will be guests on the Marcia H b e ] program, KENI-TV Channel 2 and have been invited to ap- pear on Evan Whites "Towr Topics" KTVA, Channel II, al 5:45 pm. on the same days Norma Goodman of Hostess House" (KTVA, Channel II, will also interview the girls al a time to be announced later.
 The Anchorage Chamber o1 Commerce will entertain h ( queen candidates at lunch con at the Westward hotel or Monday, August 27, at 12 noon
 Other public appearances are being planned for the girls, as we'll as several private teas.
 Young women may discover and develop latent talent by participating in the contest Miller emphasized, adding that contestants in other years have felt that the training in poise and carriage makes the t m ( spent very worthwhile as vel. as enjoyable.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

a full catalogue sales office in Palmer. He anticipates the new office will need five or six employees.
 The store will provide the usual catalogue ordering ser vice, telephone shopping, a credit department, appliance repair service. It will also carry a nice display of merchandise large and small appliances, television sets, radios, auto tires and batteries, etc.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Home Use Fishing Along knik Arm
 Opens Wednesday

Subsistence or home-use fishermen are advised that the Aug. II net fishery open ing of the northwest shore ot Knik arm printed in the Com mercial Fishing Regulations was a misprint. Dan McGinnis of the Alaska Fish and Game contacted the headquarters of flee and was notified yesterday that subsistence fishery opens Aug. 1 at 6 am. and closes 6 am. Sept. g.
 The correction was broadcast through Anchorage newspap- CTS and radio several months ago, but many local fishermen had apparently not heard the previous announcement. The Fish and Game Dept. express ed regret for any inconvenience caused the public.
 Setnets only may be used and must be 90 feet or less in length, more than 800 yards from the terminus of any sal mon stream, identified with the name and address of the owner, and operated in con- formity with the commercial open periods in the northern district. Open periods are broadcast daily over KENTs Fisherman's Corner, 9:15 pm.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

age and warehouse was accept ed. The bid of Valley Concrete Co. to pour the slab floor for the building at S27 per cubic yard of ready-mixed concrete was also accepted.
 The bid of Kirk Sales and Service to supply the 500-gal- lon gasoline storage tank and a farm-type pump at the metal building for $319,50 was eccept- ed.
 Mrs. Lucy Mick, one of the original committee which drew up the city zoning ordinance, was a visitor at the Council meeting. She reminded the Council that potential con struction is hindered or defeat ed by lack of a city zoning or dinance and inquired if action is expected soon. The Council, Mayor Miller replied, is await ing one additional report and final action is expected in the near future.
 Jim ThornloW submitted to the Council an application for employment as fill-in man in several city departments. Councilmen Pazaruski and Gel witz were appointed a commit tee to investigate the feasibil- ity of establishing such a posi- ton.
 The Council approved con- tracting with the City of An chorage for housing city pris- oners at $7 per diem at the An chorage jail.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
pr. ]. Ronald Brown Here from Cordova

Dr. J Ronald Brown arrived in Palmer Wednesday fro m Cordova where he has had a general medical practice fo I the past two years. Dr. Brown will take over Dr Vincent Hume's office and practice while Dr. Hume is on a si X weeks vacation.
 Dr. Brown is a graduate of the University of Utah. He practiced in California for nine years and was in Hawaii be fore coming to Alaska.
 Accompanied by his daugh- ter and two sons, Dr. Brown is presently residing at tn ( Pioneer Apartments.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

Area Redevelopment Admin istration officials saw the Ma tanuska Valley in broad per spective and minute detail last Thursday when they were con ducted on a tour of present and potential economic develop ments here. The tour was ar ranged by local members of the Area Development committee and other business leaders for the benefit of Mrs. Cecelia P
 Galley, chairman of the North west division, and Harold w. Williams, deputy adminiStra-
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Panorama of Economic Potential Of Valley Seen By ARA Chiefs

the Max Sherrod truck gard ening farm.
 After lunch at the Frontier cafe, Stewart A. Durrant show ed the group through the Mat anuska Valley Farmers Cooper ative facilities.
 They were then flown to Jonesville and inspected the strip mine operation at Evan Jones Coal Co. and Mrak Coal Co.,. both from the air and on the ground. MT. Williams eX- pressed great interest in devel- opment of power by mine mouth plant, and in assistance to establish possible reserves of coking coal.
 On the return trip to Anch- orage the group were shown the Lake George area and the recreational area west of Pal mer
 Transportation by air was furnished by the Matanuska Valley Electric Assn. plane as the party had only a limited time to see the large area. Ma son LaZelle, piloting the flights, said that remarks by members of the group indicated the tour had succeeded in giving the of ficials as broad a picture as possible of the potential for de velopment of the Matanuska a valley area.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Sears Roebuck Sales Office
 Will Occupy New Building

An attractive new store and office building being con structed by Lloyd Severns near Palmer's main intersection will house new Sears Roe buck Co. branch sales office to be established here early this fall.
 Construction on the Wasil- la street addition to the Sew ernS building was started over month ago. MT. Severns said this week he hopes to have the
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

windows will grace the paint ed concrete block building Laminated exposed beams, na- tural wood ceilings and floors, plaster walls, good ventilation and lighting are planned for the interior.
 Harold Eilers, area supervi- sor for Sears-Roebuck and Co.,, said yesterday the increasing Palmer business at the Anchor age and Seattle Sears outlets has made obvious the need for
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
CITY HALL MUST BE ENLARGED

Out of nine applications for the new city manager position, the Palmer City Council sell ected that of Winston Gil christ, Phoenix. Ariz., former ly City Manager of Glendale, Ariz. He has been asked to come to Palmer for an inter view with the Council.
 The Gilehrist application and references indicated he admir- ably met the Councils adver- tised requirements for a back ground in public works or civil engineering" Salary for the Palmer manager has been ten tatively set by the Council at "S9,000 to S11,000, depending on qualifications.
 The question of office space and equipment for the city managers office led to the ap- pointment of a committee of the council to investigate alter ations and additions to City Hall. One proposal advanced by Councilman Maze was to bdild an addition on the 20 feet of ground west of the present building, with a coal stoker heating system for the whole city hall to be installed in the basement of the addition and the police department to be moved to the main floor of the addition. The city manager s office could then occupy the present police headquarters. Another proposal was the construction of a second story on the present building, with the Public Library to occupy part of the additional space. As the councilmen jokingly re. marked, this would also take care of the problem of repai of the present roof-a problem again unsolved during thi: meeting. Councilmen Blom Watts and Maze were named to the committee to investigate construction costs.
 Another major decision be fore the City Council at the regular meeting Tuesday eve ming was the 4-3 vote to reject all bids for a new front end loader. Council decided to in I Vestigate further the cost ot reparing the present loading machine.
 The question of a communi- cations system for the fire and police emergency vehicles was decided in favor of mobile dial telephone equipment as being more private and subject to less interference than radio equipment.
 The Council also decided to get a separate office phone for the police department which has heretofore shared the one phone with the city clerk.
 A $l045 bid by Dodge Elec- tric Co. for wiring of the metal building used for the city gar
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

main floor finished for Sears occupancy by the first of Sep tember. Sears will occupy about two-thirds of the street floor.
 The building, 50 by 80 feet, will have office space on the second floor and a full base ment. Some of the office space has already been spoken for, SevernS said.
 Aluminium and glass en- trance doors and thermopane
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

tor for ARA, Washington D. C., who were accompanied here by Tom Bichsel, ARA repre- sentative in Alaska.
 The tour began at g am. when the group was picked up and flown from Anchorage to Wasilla. James Hurley con ducted a tour of the Alaska Hardwood mill. After flying to Palmer, they were conducted by Dr. Allan Mick on an inspee- ton of agricultural points of in terest which included the Har- Ian Hamilton dairy farm and
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
FATHER. SON BANQUET WILL, BE FRIDAY

The Father and Son Banquet, arranged by the women of the United Protestant church, will be Friday evening, July 27, 6:30 pm, at the church. A short program is also planned.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26
Reporfers-- Noelook

MT. and Mrs. Carlos Drig- gars will be honored on their 25th wedding anniversary Sun- day. Their daughters Sandra and Carla will serve tea from 3 to 6 pm. at h e Driggars home. Friends of the family are invited to attend the open house.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

Friends here have received word of t h e coming wedding of Janice Airline Bailey, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Ferber Bailey, to Dennis K TX Pear son. The wedding will be Aug. 19 at Holy Family Church in Glendale, Calf. Tn e Baileys were among the original colon- ists in Palmer.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

MT. and Mrs. Hal McNeese arrived last weekend to visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. George McNeese on flyer road for a couple weeks. They will also visit with other relatives including new little gran d niece, Dawn Marie, who ar rived at the Jim McNeese home just last week.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

MT. and Mrs. Elmer Priest stopped in Palmer briefly last week on their way h 0 m e to Washington. They have spent the past several weeks in Ho- mer. "Pappy," a resident of Palmer several years ago, said he and Barbara will attend the wedding of his son George in Seattle before continuing home to Yakima.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

dren returned Friday from Pennsylvania.
 Michael A. Carson, son of MT. and Mrs. Arnold R. Car son, and a graduate of Wasil- la high school, has won one of the annual American Juris- prudence awards for having the best paper on Agency Law" in his class in the Will annette University's College of Law, Salem, Oregon.
 Leona Dach, formerly a nurse at Valley Presbyterian hospital, was here this w e e k visiting Mrs. Harriet Bell and Mrs. Cornell Zimmerman at Matanuska Valley lodge. Miss Dach is now nurse at Swed- ish hospital in Seattle.
 Word of the death of Carl Erickson has been received by friends here. Mrs. Erickson is residing at 4534 Maryland Ave, San Diego, Calif.
 
 Mrs. Paul Campbell left Fri day for Upper Michigan where she will attend a family re- union. She will return in two weeks.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

Mrs. Carl O'Brien is in Pal mer for the summer. MT. o. Brien plans to take his vaca- ton from the Coop creamery in September so that he may go back with Ann when she re- turns to Los Angeles for | h e winter. He is counting on talk ing in the World Series t h year.
The frontiersman., 1962-07-26

Thought of the Week:
 The number of people in a community is not nearly as important as the type of peo- pie in the community.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
SALE


PERSONAL PROPERTY - At
auction, Saturday, May z. at
l1:00 am. at the former home
of Ed Newton Cunningham. on
Route go. between Darlington
Heights and Pamplin, Prince
Edward County, Virginia.
Items to be sold consist of deep
freeze: oil heaters; piano; wash
ing machine; old cupboard;
platform rockers: buffet; cedar
chest; rugs; venetian blinds;
writing desk; and many other
household items and small tools.
Andrews Realty Co., Auc-
tioneers, Brookneal. Virginia.
Tel: DIR axe 6-3775 5-4-3t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
FOR SALE


PULLETS We sell started
pulletS Buckingham Farm Sup
ply. Dillwyn, Va. Phone Yukon
3-255l. 3-3O-tf
FARMALL-H Tractor cultiva-
tor. Price reasonable. w. T. Will
liams, Route 1. PoWhatan,
Phone LY 8-4209. 4-2O-4p
BIG BOY hybrid. Early hybrid,
Break-O-day. Rutgers and Mar
globe tomato plants in individual
plant bands. Large sturdy plants.
Buy any quantity you wish. Car
ter's Flower Shop. one block
from hospital. 4-27-4t
FLOWER PLANTS all kinds
including Petunias, verbena,
ageratum, primrose, geranium,
cannas and snapdragon. Buy
With confidence at Carter's
Flower Shop, one block from
hospital. 4-27-4t
SAND "A clean white sand for
masonry mortar, lakes and golf
courses. Can be picked up Will
lis Mountain Plant, three miles
south of Sprouses Corner Route
ID. Write or call DillWyn,
Virginia. Yukon 3-23l1. 4-27-8t
LUMBER - Ike x16' D4S Oak
fence boards. can dress /"
thick hit OF miss at $35. 90 per
M for loads of 1000 or more.
R. c. Goodwin & Sons, LY g.
4422, PoWhatan, Va. 3-27-tf
BOAT: IA #. run-about Wo-
VERNE, Mark 20 Mercury motor,
trailer, skis and equipment. T.
Z. Reynolds, phone Elk 2-31i8 or
tx 2-5428. 3-30-tf
)R RENT : Wheel chairs hospi
al beds. clutches. canes. or sici
DOM needs. Gray Drug Store
Farmvile. 6-2O-t,
HRUBBERY-evergreens and
aZaleaS. H. F.. Hubbard, Rice,
Va. Phone Eek 2-455O. 4-l7-tf
DR. FOR RENT - House, four
looms and bath. Easy terms.
Gilbert Wood. 4-lO-8p
STORM WINDOWS, DOORS
Dennis Critzer. Elk 2-5511 after
} pm. 1l-3-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
USED CARS


USED CAR
MI. BUYS!
The Prices Are Down So
Low You Cont Afford
to Miss Them. Come In To-
doy ond Take Your Pick.
1860 FORD
4-Door, FoirIone 500
1860 CHEVROLET -
4-Door Bel Aire, VS., ou-
tomato transmission.
1859 CHEVROLET
4-Door ImpoIo, va, quito
motic transmission, rodio,
heater. power steering, pow
er brakes.
1859 CHEVROLET
4-Door Bisooyne, va, auto
motto transmission, rodio,
heoter.
NJ. 1853
4-Door hordtop, fully
.##." equipped.
1857 CHEVROLET
4-Door 21O Series, va, ou-
tomato transmission, rodio
and heater.
TRUCKS
1860 CHEVROLET
2-Ton, 2-Speed
1859 CHEVROLET
2-Ton, 2-Speed AxeI
1857 CHEVROLET
Salon, 4-Speed transmits
1857 DODGE
R-Ton. V-8
1855 FORD
H-Ton Pickup
NEWMAN
CHEVROLET
.a SALES CORP. KY
Second & South Streets
Phone Elk 2-3164
F~ormviIIe, Va.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
FOR RENT


APARTMENT I'M LIST floor, 3
rooms and bath, across from
new postoffice. John Morris, Eek
2-3571. 5-4,8p
APARTMENT UNFINISHED
three rooms. living room-din!ng
room combination; modern kit
chen. Mrs. C. E. Agee, Farm
vile. 5-4-tf tFl
HOUSE = modern four rooms.
Elk 2-381S. 5-4,8p
APARTMENT two rooms
furnished. 3l6 w. Third st..
Phone Elk 2-3243. .5-4-tft F.
APARTMENT furnished. 2
rooms. kltchenette, 403 S. Main.
5-4-1p
APARTMENT = at 408 Third
Avenue. Call Elk 2-4491. 4-13-4tF
APARTMENTS = upper and
lower at 3O5 Second Street.
Call Elk 2-4491. 4-13-4t. F
APARTMENT = Upper apart
ment on Oak ST., Phone 1885.
1-5-16-ptF)
APARTMENT Down stairs.
Hot and cold water furnished.
Phone Export 2-3330. 5-l-3p
APARTMENT Furnished. Hot
and Cold Water Three roo,..s
and bath. Lewis Trear. Elk 2
4401. 4-27s4p
APARTMENT unfinished;
centrally located. Call Farm
vile Elk 1852. 4-27-tf
APARTMENT Mrs. John
Stokes, 400 First Ave, Farm
vile, Va. 4-27-9p
HOUSE modern four rooms
with bath; electric hot water
heater. Phone Elk 2-3813. 4-2O-4p
APARTMENT - furnished; two
bedrooms. living room, kitchen
cite and bath. j. E. Trice, 513
Park Ave, Farmville. 4-17-tf
APARTMENT three rooms:
heat and water furnished, private
entrance. 7O3 Oak Street, Phone
Farmville Elk 2-501O. 4-3-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
Card Of Thanks

SHUMAKER ! wish to take
this means Of expressing my
sincere appreciation and thanks
to everyone who was so kind to
me during my recent stay at
the hospital, especially the doc
tors, nurses and others on the
hospital staff. I'm most appreci-
alive for the many visits, cards.
etc. Mrs. Floyd Shumaker, ST..
Salt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
FOR SALE

COIN HOLDERS ana supplies.
Gray's Drug Store, Inc. Phone
Elk 2-3145 Farmville. 9-l-tf
LOTS ~ IS beautiful lots, just
outside Farmville on Rt. As in
Cumberland. Call w. A.. Wilson,
Jr., BE 2-278l. Richmond. or
Mrs. w. A. Wilson. Sr.. Elk
2-4764. Farmville. 4-1O-tf
LOTS - WILDWOOD Road. Lewis
Trear. Elk 2-4401. 4-20-4p
SPENCER = SPIRELLA - In
dividually designed Foundations
BrassierS and Panty girdles also
Elastic hose. Annie v. Putney
Elk 2-4468. 3-2O-13tp
ONE Used BEDROOM SUITE:
several other items Of furniture
for sale. Shanaberger and Sons,
phone Elk 2-4690, Farmville.
4-20-4t
TELEVISION = GE Portable, IA
Inch, Excellent Condition. $45.
See or call Bob Tyler at Herald.
Elk 2-4151. 5-1-4tp
MISUNDERSTANDING time is here!
For Estimates on aluminium
awnings call Eek 2-4566, after 6
pm. H. w. Walker, P.O. Box
404. Farmville. SLIP
PIGS-Yorkshire boar, for sale
as breeder stock. Can be regist-
cred at buyers expense. Reed
Miller, DillWyn, Phone YU
1868. 5-1-3p
HOUSE : -Four rooms and bath.
South Bridge Street, Phone EX2-
5186. soft
HETTRICK wall tent, lOxl4 #.
with floor $85. Call Robert E.
Merritt Elk 2-4405. 5-2-2t
L1VESTOCK-3O good. young,
grade Hampshire ewes: 2 pure
bread bucks, 50 feeders, Angus
and Herefords. 4 to 500 pounds,
q young Hereford cows and hei-
fers, fresh and springers. w. S.
Hundley, Boydton, Va. 5-1-4t
FARMALL H TRACTOR, excel
lent condition, cleaned and re-
painted. With or without two
row cultivator. P. w Barnard.
Amelia. Phone 29F'O5. 5-4-3t
YES, you can borrow our Car
pet Shampooer Free to clean
your carpet with Blue Lustre.
Home Furn. Co. Salt
BIG BOY TOMATO plants and
all others Flower plants, all
kinds. Mum plants, $3.50 and up.
Collins Florist, Farmville.
5-4-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
FOR SALE


BRICK RESIDENCE: SiX-room.
Gold Medallion home. Hard
wood floors, central heat. alumni
storm doors and windows.
Formica topped kitchen cabi-
nets, full basement with fire
place. l-acre lot beautifully
Handicapped. 5000 down, full
price Sl3,600. T. p. Scott, Strout
Realty. Bus. Elk 2-5624, Res.
Elk PATH. Free catalogs and
property lists. 4-27-2p F.
NEW HOUSE just completed in
the Green's" 6 rooms, two
baths. built-in cabinets and range
in kitchen. full basement. car
port. prisd to sell. Contact E.
NJ. Pairet at Elk 2-322l, after &
pm. and Sundays phone Elk 2
1892. 10-31-tt
WINTER DISCOUNTS: Brandon
Upright Silos. The South's quality
silO. Call or write C. j. Slayton,
Farmville, Va. for prices. 2-2O-2Ot
STARTED PULLETS - Several
ages. Contact Southern States
Coop, Inc. Cumberland. Hy 2
2O81. 5-16-tf
PYROFAX GAS Call us for
Pyrofax Gas. Gas Stoves. and
Hot water Heaters or Gas Ser
vice. The most economical way
to cook and heat water. Buck
ingham Farm Supply. Dillwyn,
Va. Phone Yukon 3-2551.
3-30-tf
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
We Buy Logs
Pine, Oak, Poplor and
mixed hardwood
Buffalo Shook
Company
Formville. Virginia
NOTICE


REGISTERED Morgan stallion
"BroadWall Rambler - Reg.
No. 1881, service fee $50.
standing at: ChelloWe Farm, R.
2, DillWyn, Va. For appointment
call any of the following: Erwin
Seago, YU 3-2262; Forest Guth-
RE. III, YU 3-226l; j. B. Hanes.
w 3-254l, VIM. C. Carter, HY
2-3361. 5-4-2t-
THE FLOOR SHOP: free esti-
mate on wall to wall carpeting
for residential or chms use.
Room size rugs available for inn
mediate deliver, including all
wool twist carpet. Colorful braid
ed rugs, 9 x IL rugs size. The
Floor Shop, 119 N. Main Street.
Farmville. 1-l9-tf
EFFECTIVE May Is We will
be located at 202 North Virginia
Street. Davis & Ellington H.
RooferS. 5-1-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
IN MEMORIAM

VEST - In loving memory of
our mother. Sally B. Vest. who
passed away May 3, 1861.
There is a link death cannot
sever,
Love and remembrance last for
ever.
Children Salt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
FOR SALE


PLYMOUTH - 1854. two door. in
good condition with radio. Call
Farmville Eek 2-4507. 5-4-2t
TRUCK BODY MN IA #. dump
body, high sides with back doors,
will sell for $500. OO. can be seen
at lot End and Main sts., Farm
vile. See M. f. Branch, Reds
Cafe or Howard Bergman.
5-4-2tp
OFFICE EQUIPMENT NEW: s
used adding machines. type
writer's. cash registers. photo
copiers, duplicators, repairs and
rentals. Key Office Supply, is
North Mains Street. phone Elk
2-5485, Farmville. 5-4-tf tF>
FARM - Is acres land 2 miles
west Of Darlington Hts. on
Madisonville road .65 hundreds
dark tobacco allotment priced
to sell. Phone Elk 2-3205 w. M.
Gillian. 5-4-3tp(F)
BOAT - Is #. and trailer. Elk
cellent condition. used very
little. Priced to sell. Phone Elk
2-3463. sap
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-05-04
Listing From
\. REALTY N.

PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY r
600 acres, bounding on both
sides of good highway, no main
dwelling. good barn with cattle
loading chutes. 200 acres fenced.
4 creeks, excellent pond sites,
800 apple trees. 2200 peach
trees, 10000 planted pines. No
marketable timber. $1,000 per
acre.
RURAL HOME: 8 rooms and
bath with Az acres land, nice
community, close to churches
and schools, short distance
from FarmviIle. Truly an eX
cellent buy for S 1900. Good
terms. ...-
"GREENS" Brick Home Will
large living room. paneled walls
and fire place, dining room.
family room. eat-in kitchen
with knotty pine cabinets, 2
bedrooms. ceramic tile bath,
basement. painted plastered
walls, hot water Oil heat, large
lot. nicely Handicapped. owner
transferred. SIG, 500-$l, 600 be
low appraised value.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY:
1O9 Acres fronting approximate
ly p mile on good hwy. 80 acres
open with 60 acres fenced, good
6 room house with bath, good
tenant house and service sta
ton, tobacco and wheat allOt-
ment. ideal pond site and good
timber value.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY:
1877 acres completely fenced.
IT'S acres open, 2l2 acre stocked
pond, 6 room house, 2 good cat
tie barns with hay storage,
grainery. 2.13 acres bright to-
bacco, barn. several creeks. 10
miles from Farmville. $40, 900
with IS down.
BRICK HOME: 3 bedrooms,
bath. living room, dining room.
kitchen. knottv pine cabinets.
forced warm air heat, storm
windows and doors. 3 years old.
"a mile. from town. $14. 500.
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