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COUNTRY PROPERTY
gSNhAN sUSG6ul
(cONTINUEDl

STAFFORD, vA.-36 acres or more
near county line on good hard.
top state road with very Ions
frontage. Some open, mostly wood.
ed. $4,000 an acre. is acres II
Stafford near school. Stronf
Sqil ,nng 6o site near Court House
LOUIS 1. MEME, Real Estate
Stafford, Va. OLdfield 0-2700
YEAR-ROUND or summer cottage
rms, on the Shenandoah River
facing Blue Ridge Mts. In heart
Of hunt country. off Of Rt. so
80 miles west OF d. c. Phone
MR.. or MRS. WILSON, Boyce
Va, l3l for appointment.
III ACRES on main road above
Qaithersburg. 4 bedrooms, very
large living room with fireplace
Completely modernized. $4,000.
2 ACRES edge of town with at
tractive, very large home. A safe
and profitable investment also be.
cause OF present land zoning
$4,000. RoMER d CO. WI. s.
D092.
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UNIoUE oTFEkiNc for : family
bsauiiu 9' ; weoSss s sass S sa5
give, This site fronts for 300
u on = paved road IN western
Mont. Co. between new Rte. $40
and RIVER I'd. AZ So7b per acre.
VIII sell or build for you taking
your house IN trade, This slte has
panoramic vlew over large wells
kept farms and IL In excel, neigh
bQrhood, Additional acreage avail
able. Phone EN-. b.i0b5, Mon,
Tues, or Thurs, p.ii pm.
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A planned estate community with
private rscreation area including
ished lots. county approved ia
builders only fun subordination
and complete financing. Located
on Nd, 1856, mile from Clarks-
burg Interchange. 3 miles from
AAEEGfi.ERs FOR so, iniSi o eaIl LARRY
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TIDEwATER
VACATION AT HOME

DEALE-Cuts and coy Furnishes
summer cottage, Q bedrms., full
bath, liv. .rm., kit. and enclosed
front porch. large lot, near pvt
beach. Only $3.50, easy terms
Trades invited. Call Mr.. Ben,
jamin at 277-74os or 277-2I76.
NORTH BEACH-waterfront prop
erty with cottage, needs some re-
pairs but you can buy Il for onli
$6,260, and owner will finance
will trade. cail Mr.. BENJAMIN
277-746e or 277-2176.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC
1893 Annapolis rd.. Bladensburg, Nd
277-7774 277-2l7I
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1. CHALK PoINT-l acre on MAR
road. near Chalk Point. House haI
RO fsrS..D large Arg, A iiy rm ~ sedrn
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SUMNER HOMES
SUMMER RENTAL

On rantuekst Island. Mass watsf-
nI .a,eo, so.tAs. h ggrislds I've
LYON A co. Realtors. Nantueksk
Island. Mas,
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
oUI.oF.ToWR REAL EST.
COLONIAI-Ioo AcREs

COLONIAI.-iO0 ACRES
Land both sides OF black.top road.
goes back 20 river. with sandy
beach for bathing. Lovely picnic
grove with fireplace In pines be-
Two End floor bedrooms. each with
fireplaes VERY large iirepiaced
Lying room. which ID fun width
81 house. Kitchen. dining room,
full bath. Combination windows.
barn, garage. Price, S2a, 800,
IN, n. COLONIAL. 02 MAIN HT.
Plymouth. N. n, Tsl. 20
FLORIDA LOT--Port chAriotts,
QUIZ aection--euhstant de-
poslt, Long-term payments. VIII
saerifies. Drawer Y. Eustis, FLOR
NEW LOG CABINS and cabin sIEss
located In the mountains, water
and cleo. avail. In the ~. Ritchis
Caledonia area. Hunting. fiahine
and golf course within 10 10 20
nERLAFE pEvKLoPNEMr CO,
Boz ~. cashtown Pa. phone
Oettyabura 9aA.3AaA.
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GAITHERSBURG

Development land from 40 acres
SBMEMR' i'S CO. s1 s..i: :s.r WI ivs sSbs
.0REAT FALLS, VA. = eos acrei,
rolling Va. countrywide, with an
ideal for dsyeiopment or invest.
RsRkry2bt3foge !. gstt 7aer'' RoYER
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Az IMMACULATE HOMEe

ALL IMMACULATE HOMES
CAPE LoCH HAVEN bedrms., z
baths. Ice. liv. Tm., din. rm., kit,
re, I'M bar and firepl.. pier
SOUTH RIVER - Waterfront. 8
Ice. bedrms.. full din. rm., liv.
rm., firepL, Florida rm., KIT,
ceramic bath. huge green liV,
area. carpeting. pier. beach. S23.-
PVT. COMMUNITY - 4-bedroOm
brick. Ia baths. 2 firepls., 2 scr
Porehes. rec. rm.' beach privils
sELBY ON BAY-Ali brick. 8 bed
rms. ceramic bath, liy. rm.. fire
pl., water privils. $4,000,
HONEYMOON COTTAGE. an bed
rms, ceramic tile bath, oil fur
mace. water privils. $6,950.
BAY REALTYCO.
Rte. 2i4, Mayo Rd.. Edgewater. Nd.
Open Every Day g:30-Dark
SW. s-3232 Ewes. CO. S-2655
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u Room HOUSE.. 3 bedfoomi. /
s s:if:i ~. t sSI'' wS FL 3 & ~ u;
wv .Nsw Markst Va. or phone
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14b ACRES, go clear, over Y mile
state road frontage. near La
Plata Nd. S-rm. and bath main
dwelling, hot-water heat. tenant
house, barn and other buildings
4 spring fed lakes, stocked with
bass. good timber, price $4,000
Terms.
Over 225 acres. 100 acres clear
llh.acre tobacco allotment, large
Colonial home in good repair, deer
stocked spring fed pond. approx
Y mi. State road frontage, an
excellent going farm at $4,000
Terms.
Farmette. large mod. 3-bedrm. brk,
rambler in nice community, cow
70 all shopping eonveniences. price
$4,000. Terms.
Many other farms and homes "a
choose from. For appt. dial 301--
souTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
Ia niaka Ma Afwtav9. 49,.
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ST. MARY'S COUNTY
MARYLAND

GOLDEN BEACH - High
level waterfront lot, no ero-
sion, located in one Of the
most desirable sections.
S3,400.
cUcKoLDs cREER-LArEs
wooded lots. deep water,
located in Q community Of
excellent homes. Only .
few left. $1,000 each.
FOUR ACRES. more or less,
with two-story farmhouse.
located on . deep-water
creek. over 600-foot water
front. An ideal spot for q
marina or for retirement.
The land Is worth the price
Of S15.600.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE hide
away home. most unusual
In many ways. II you want
q fine little home. this is It.
Ninety per cent furnished.
Deep water, 60-ioot dock.
Guest cottage. Gift. Owens
inboard hardtop cruiser.
II Ia . real dream. 1880.
CHARMING WATERFRONT
home located on . point.
3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Beau
tiful view. Handicapped lawn,
60-ft. pier, over 2 acres Of
land. An ideal spot for
retirement.
QUALITY. CHARM. conven-
fence can be found in this
distinctive waterfront home
on Patuxent River. beauti-
fully HANDICAPPED. 1t will
appeal 10 the most dis
eliminating buyer. Summer
house, boathouse. wonderful
beach. S4b, 900.
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SACRIFICE


Due 70 unusual circumstances, tive
on the historic Northern Neck Of
Virginia may be bought 81 great
" reduced prices. Complete detailr
70 qualified buyer. q, B. LORI
RAINR.. Broker, 72S East Main
g.. Richmond, We. HeathsVillO Of
flee. Hu. 2-3466.
SALE BY 0WNER, Brick rambler
with guesthouse, gear garage. on
Potomac. St. Marys County. 2
heat. fireplace, 40-ft. sun porch.
winterized. Appraised S32, 900,
Great Mills 1851.
SELL on TRADE, lot 60xi50 ri,
So, 300 Or trade for boat Of Ike
value. 301-UN. 7.g03O,
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WANTED

Major oil co. distributor engaged
In expansion program desires
gasoline service station site In
the metropolitan and suburban
areas, Primarily Interested In lots
suitable for immediate develop
ment. but will also consider sites
for future use. Also intefested IN
stations, Boz 20-L, star.
WON'T LAST
Choice location, Rockville pike. co..
Qg0 80. u. mr., heavy eohnmereial.
koRzENboRFkR REkfTY. INC.
A. X. PERRY
Office, OF. f.eiiii Res, OF, s.iaii
. ACREs, roned ca. fronts on
Lanham-sfvern. I'd. in Glenn Dale
70 cents n. Also acres in back
With nice rambler available
RhiNcF QEoRoEs REALTY CO.,
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J. E. CAPPS
Realtor
Lexington Park, Md.
Franklin $4,000
TIDEWATER
aOTTTHERN MARYLAND

hide WhAEA
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1; ches. Bay clubhouse. wide sandy
beach, large home with 3 dormi-
house with firepl.. central water
system, liberal financing. $50, 900.
2. st. Indigo Creek-12 acres. s.
water at dock. swimming pool,
guesthouse. tennis court, ~ rme.,
3 baths, brick-and- clapboard Early
American house, 2 fireplaces, COM
pletely restored, attractive land
scaping, $4,000, Owner financing
8. Cove Point-3-bedrm cottage,
completely furnished. fireplace, all
electric kitchen, artesian well. only
4. st. Marys River-l25 acres, "
mi. riverfront. handsome S-rm.
Observation-Disclosures Colonial home.
river view from every rm., sandy
beach, SOFT. dock. TO- water, T.
rm. modernized farmhouse, apt.
over garage. Numerous attractive
duck blind. airfield, beautifully
handicapped grounds. Owner will
3. Patuxent River-15 acres, 3-bed-
rm. modern home, fireplace, base
board heat, attractive large rooms,
protected harbor, sandy beach.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone los.
II no answer call 1s4.
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1. patuxent Rivers acres, lovely
view 800 4; on paved road, %
Q. Chesapeake Bay-shaded lawn
4-bedrm.. year-round home, pine
paneled living fm., oil hot-Watel
heat, 80 mi. ID. G.
8. West RiVer-2-bedrm. home. full
basement, hot-water heat, Twins
I'm. with fireplace, lge. dining rm.
modern kitchen. glassed porch
overlooking water. large dormitory
rm.. outdoor fireplace, fenced,
stor. house, 26 mi. d, G. $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Elise West Williams, Lothian, Nd.
Phone University 7-s006, II no
answer call Prince Frederick los.
UNndPR0vED Waterfront Land -
2iS acres. 3 miles waterfront,
1856 acres, 1900 waterfront. 1873
acres. 1900 waterfront. For
prices and locations write W. c.
RTCE HrakaP. WaraaW Va
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FARMS
fCONIINuEDl

Soc On, S3b mo. buys 10 acres
Old old. b-rn; ;,,. house; near country g. ntC
Phone Alex. TIE. 6-4l31 COOKE
A0cY., Louisa, We.
06-ACRE FARM, ample water, g.
room home, towering timber, also
pulp wood, Joins hunting reserve
OIL and mineral rights included.
Price for quick sale 1905.
10g-Aere farm located in Hamp-
shire County. West Virginia. on
good road, Groom house with cleo
trictty. Excellent barn and other
necessary out-buildings. Farm Il
all under fence. About one hall
(h) Of this acreage is farm land
and remainder Is in timber, ap-
prox. 100000 feet. Priced at
$1,000. Write or call J. b. Null
lenax. Augusta, West Va. Phone
Augusta 4g6.27S5. Representing
=. Z. BAYLISS JR., Realtor, Win
chester. Va.
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FAIRIAx-Lee Manor building lot
s sSsS. SY S cWSEsi JA 'E.ssss 'SO'
FAlRFAx = Spectators or anyons
desiring 70 make money and en-.
10y their Investment 81 the same
time, this OO-acre tract u within
mile OF FaIrfax city, 40 sefes
u Eraas and 90 acres Of ridins
trails, free-flowing creek borden
property. Entire family can enjoI
IN -aere lake. Located sioss IL 4
modern equipped 3-bedrm, rustic
and loads OF character. " .aers
loM IN adjacent subdivision Ars
farm for sale II ~, 200 per acre
Pull price on our 90 acres, ST.
111,l9 per acre firm. Excellent III.
nanclng possible, Exclusive Agent
suBuRbAh HOMES co, en-. ss373i
FAIRLAND-Iiigh level acre, rural
setting 5000; ~ 4.eSo2. VIII
FARMETTE-i2 wooded acres With
stream surrounds this 2.bedrm,,
-bath Cape Cod. Only minutes
Ls sS1 r + RE tIlSfS " s ~ $1,000
FAYETTEvmLE. N. C.-7ist Town
ship nf. ~. Brass. A-acre lot.
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ESTATE HOUSE

Oreatest land boom % this cen-
tufy. 900 acres, ipae, s-rm. white
s?lumn home u peri eond., 90
front and back pehig aluminium
p psasas h sSS.s oO SIl Ss5n n A q
% Ieas. offer,
Dillon Land Co., Inc.
INsllOnal institute yarmI and
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| WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(cONTlNueO)
ACRE, Q mi, d. @, on PiscataWa
Bay-Wil Accommodate trailer.
ADERHO REALTY CO.
263.2l63 List With Us 743-2Db.
''1 ABSOLUTELY
NOBODY
BUT
NOBODY

INTERESTED IN SUBURBAN LIy,
ING IN THE CHESAPEAKE BAY
AREA SHOULD MISS THESE
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
(coNrINUEp)

WOODBRIDGE, VA. - 0 A., front.
ing Us. /, suit. any bus, sell OF
lease whole or part. OWNER. 10
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ICLINTON-To builder, b.04 a.. ga.
approx. lots, SIS or rs a. and
nice house, 10 q. Chas. Co. OWN
ER, CY. 1862.
C0LEsvILLE AREA = Wooded a.
acre lot on eul-de-sac. Perfect for
daylight bsmt. $3.50. Terms. nv.
4-o330. WILLIAMS co. ~. f-6744.
DRANEsvILLE, near Seneca -sb
gently rolling wooded acres, Ideal
for subdividing into junior estates.
81 800 per acre and worth every
cent. CROWELL a. CO., INC,
REALTORS. Mclean. FL. o-S3O0.
DULLES AIRPORT-0O acres. Po-
acre, 2gss terms. 362-6s2O.
DULY STATION RID, p. q. Coo
osTERMxN 4 co. HI. sssisi. l''
sLLIcoTT NV, East Of Conn.
Ri gssgiedT' cRtck nsSts5i i snISs1
s11 N, CO. x ,ood , Toocsd ~: ,asrs
Prleed At only $4,000. EXCEL.
TERMS. subordination available.
BILL. BARRY JE. 3-0a36I
Also have Q acres near new beltway
lhat can be subdiyided into 81
least 4 lots. Good price, excel.
MILLER REAL EsTATE CO.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. 1000 acres.
Ideal for investment OF future
subdivision, 1878 per acre,
FLORANCE REALTY
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RETIREMENT DREAM

is rich Level aerss. lss; trees. 90
iS s9ss VIZ h2Hii p s dsp. i sn.fl dS
rrn,. hit. on lat fir. End FIR. 4
sofVs barn With stalls. SIX, from
sshp2nls. 4 steal at $1,000
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- FOR coLoRED
3.bEbRM. HOUSE with mod. bath.
3-BEDRM. HOUSE with mod. kit,
bath. ht.. 3 aeres land, barn, ad-
Joining colored high school.
3l3,7b0,
l ACRES fronting paved highway.
$1,000, Terms On AL
PRINCE FREDERICK. ND.
]. b. Waters q Associates
Evening star., 1963-01-27

There's no question about that. When
Ameche was starring in movies and
inventing, among other things, the
telephone, his idea of great vacation
was to pack his growing family aboard
a freighter and set sail - for any
where.
Now that his older children are
grown up and married, and his two
youngest daughters are in school,
Ameche has no inhibitionS about TAX
ing off.
In fact, when "Showtime" visited
Japan, Don took Mrs. Ameche along
and when the shows were taped, re-
turned to the States via Hong Kong,
Beirut and London.
Hes a hard man to pin down."
says Gates. "In between shows, you'll
find him in Kentucky, checking on his
stable of eight horses, which he is
preparing for the races. He's bug
on nutrition, you know; Don has
worked out new feeding formula for
horses with his trainer. Two of the
eight will be ready for the races as
two-year-olds this spring.
There were no complaints from the
Ameches about the Japanese visit The
circus happened to be playing in
Misakicho, a small town near modern
Osaka, and the Ameches slept on
tatamis (matted straws) and ate sea-
weed for breakfast as if they'd done
it all their lives.
They also ate a couple of stalks of
ginger along with their breakfast sea-
weed and green tea and, Ameche de-
poses, everything tasted ginger for
the rest Of the day."
Ameche, Of course, has become
quite a circus buff since taking over
the series, but the chance to travel
and make new friends must be rated
Evening star., 1963-01-27
A 3-RING CIRCUS
By BERNIE HARRISON

ON Ameche and the tap
ing unit Of international
Showtime" visited Japan
to make several programs for the
popular Friday night NBC spectacle
series.
The first, Great Japanese Circus"
will be seen Friday; the second,
Great Stars of Japan" will be seen
Feb. Is.
Says headman Joe Gates, thankfully:
"It's a good thing Ameche loves to
travel"
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Edsy Does II. With General EIeefTie's -
Portable Pride i. :. "Mobie M0id" Dishwosher
1925
The famous &C threewY hoshne gives sparkling eon dishes
without hand nns scopins shower wohes down.
woshes and power washes all There's 3cye
PUhbUon control hondesUp sVewure bOsei seeonns blue
vneUhioned interior and unbeevoby ose eopoe us
tive with the sodAeeed top give you useful
kitchen wopoee easy rolling and long power give
it the mobility thot many kitchens call for
APPLIANCES. HEcrH
Selection is Christmas specially with The Hecht Company
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29
TchuLU Ne1CS
by Mrs. Ralph Tutterow

Mr.. and Mrs. John M. We
gezzi of Memphis spent last
Tuesday in the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Vegezzi and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cotton
and family, Mrs. J. B. Kelly
and Mr.. Billy Ray Tutterow
visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. F..
Cooper and Mr.. Harold San
ford who are patients in the
Kings Daughters Hospital In
Yazoo City, last Sunday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. E. j. Sheppard
spent last week in Hot Spri-
ngs, Ark.
Mr.. NJ. Tahir spent several
DAYS last week in the home
OF his daughter, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Tahir. He was ac-
companied home by his wife,
Mrs. M. Tahir.
Mrs. Nell Mulholland and
son. Jack of Mobile, Ala,
returned to their home Fri
day after visiting friends in
Tchpla and Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Thar.
pc and children left Wednes-
day to visit in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Smith and
son Of Woodville, Miss.
Mr.. anil Mrs. Sidney Shep.
pard left Sunday for a weeks
vacation at Lookout Noun
tain.
Paula Byrd and Yates Par
ker, c e t visitors IN
Tchula and Cruger, returned
to their home in Gulfport Sun
day. They were accompanied
by their grandmother, Mrs.
Vines Jones and Mrs. Carl
Fincher of Greenwood. Mrs.
Fincher will visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Indy Callahan and
family.
Mrs. Sally Jones left Friday
to visit in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Larry Tilg-
ham and family of Columbus,
Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nc
Kibben and Mr.. and Mrs. Raj
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29
HAMMETT GRAVEL
INC


Pursuant to the provisions
of Section 81 of the MISSISSIPPI
pi Business Corporation Act,
the undersigned corporation
adopts the following Articles
|of Amendment to it's Articles
of Incorporation:
FIRST: The name of this
corporation is Hammett Ora
vel Company, Inc.
SECOND: The following a.
mendment of the Articles of
Incorporation was adopted by
the shareholders of the cor
|poration on August 81, 1868, in
the manner prescribed by
the Mississippi Business Cor
|pOration Act:
Insert Amendment)
Article 4 of the charter of
thus corporation is amend
ed to provide that the auth
orized capital stock of the
corporation is increased from
|$2o ,0O0.0 90 to 500, 5000 to con-
|sist of 10000 shares of COM
mon stock of the par value
of $1,000 per share.
THIRD: The number of
shares of the corporation out
standing at the time of such
adoption was 1000; and the
humber of shares entitled to
vote thereon was 1000.
FOURTH. The designation
and number of outstanding
shares of each class entitled
to vote thereon as a class were
as follows:
Glass Mote II NUMBER
OF SHARES
None
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29
j. ID. Dumas
Public Relations Director

GOOD DOVE OUTLOOK -
From all of the present in
dications, the early dove hun
ting season should really be
good, according to Bill Tur-
cote, Chief of Game and Fish.
cries of the Game and Fish
Commission.
From our early reports"
commented Turcotte, "doves
are concentrating earlier this
year. Since there was very
little hay due to the May and
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29

lin Noxubee, Winston and Ok
tibbeha Counties.
BE IT ORDERED That all
antlerless deer killed during
this either sex season on this
area shall be checked and
tagged at a checking station
on the Refuge before leaving
the area.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29
RESERVOIR
DNDnRT

Harry Barley, biogolist on
the Barnett Reservoir, re-
Iported last week that all Job
|phases of the Game and Fish
Commissions Project are now
lin progress.
GAS of Thursday, August
|22, approximately 1850 fish
had been tagged on the re-
lservoir," stated Barley.
l"Fish tagging was the first
Job phase. In recent weeks
other job phases that have
been started include chemical
sampling, physical and bio
logical data sampling, age
and growth studies, fish po-
pulation studies, and creel
census"
The main objective of the
project on the reservoir is to
provide better fishing through
the gathering and correlation
LOT general Information on
growth, movement and age
lof fish and to establish the
fishing pressure on the Re-
servoir.
One of the newest phases
that has been started is the
%creel census. Under this pha-
Sc, Creel census clerk Bob
Counter checks with fishermen
lon the reservoir to see what
the actual harvest is in the
RESERVOIR. Such things as fish
ing pressure and degree of
Fishing success are checked
in order to keep abreast of
Unusual trends and evaluate
future management practices.
MORE FISH FUR FEATH
Fishermen are questioned
at the end of their fishing
trip on their starting time,
TYPES of tackle and bait used,
number and weight of each
fish caught, license status of
the fisherman, type of fishing
done (boat or bank, and sex
of fishermen.
The creel census is taken
ION different days during the
week. Every fisherman is
asked to cooperate with this
project to establish facts and
Figures that will afford better
Fishing for everyone.
FOX HUNTERS SHOW -
If you would like to see a
Hot of good hound dogs, make
lplans to attend the Central
Mississippi Fox Hunters AS
sociation Annual Labor Day
Bench Show and Hunt to be
reld at Edwards, Mississippi,
lon Sunday, September /, at
IA p. m.
Trophies and ribbons will
be awarded for all classes.
Following the bench show, a
least will be made at 1901 a.
I'm. Monday. Breakfast will
be served to the crowd after
the fox hunt.
The public is invited to at
tend the bench show and
hunt to be held at the new
Edwards Livestock Arena.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Byrd
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pratt and Mrs. r.. r.
Byrd left Sunday for a vaca-
ton in Tenn. and other points
of interest.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29
DOvE SEASONS :

DOVE SEASONS -
The first of three dove seas
ons in Mississippi will open
Saturday, September IA, and
will run through September
20. The 16 day first season
will permit shooting from IL
noon to sunset with a daily
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29

On Ray returned home re-
Gently after a weeks vaca-
ton in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Holmes County herald., 1963-08-29
dad BURN RIGHT, We OWN THIS EPA!-

"oet out Of business and "vacate areas it pioneer
ed. because certain segments of the lines it built now
appear profitable to those who did not want to
provide rural service when the going was tough.
Well does he understand that it takes good
areas" to help pay the cost of serving the more
sparsely settled areas of rural homes, and farms -.
with reasonable rates . to pay off loans with
interest and to continue total rural coverage with
electric power which is so essential to the progress OF
Mississippi. n
Dad Burn Right!' He and his neighhors WI
the system, lock, stock and barrel. They know that
non-profit Electric Power Associations offer the only
insurance Of continued rural service With reasons
able power rates. and they're proud Of it