davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-06

SERVING FROM loo TO 600 Pm.
Admission: Adults $1.75, Children under IL
S1.O0; Small Tots Free.
The Sidney herald., 1963-02-06
Bowling Scores

Woman"s Yellowstone League
Jan. %
Navajo times., 1963-06-20
Chapter Elections

The end of this month is the end of the fiscal year
for many businesses The end of the fiscal year also
brings to the Reservation the time for Chapter
elections. The chapter officers serve for period of
two years. president is elected to coordinate
meetings.. vice-president the presidents
representative in the president is not present at
meeting. The secretary does usual secretary's
job.
Many of the Chapter secretary's reports coming in
at the community service at Window Rock state that
many of the elections disapproved by community
members because they did not attend the meetings
when nominations and elections we're held. It is the
duty and interest of every adult in every chapter to
keep up with events their chapter we'll hear
reports from their councilmen attending council
sions at Window Rock.
Examples of the above situations Iyanbito and
Copper Mine Chapters. Both Chapters reported that
people who didn't attend meetings when chapter
officers nominated and elected complained that
the elections we're unfair because they had not been
present. This shows that the person who doesn't vote
complains the most at the results of election. Sup
port your chapter! A. Lincoln
Navajo times., 1963-06-20
Beautiful Mountain

trip into the high country toward the peaks of
Lukachuai Mountain few days ago revealed very dry
conditions in the beautiful tall timber country that
few people get to enjoy.
Extreme dry weather had left the tibered slopes of
the mountains exceptionally susceptible forrest fires
The has received less than normal rainfall, and
rainfall in the is sufficient to keep the forrest
from becoming tinder box through the summer
months.
is beautiful country. In addition to providing the
grazing of CATTLE the timber is valuable And it is
ideal spot for outing or just to go sightseeing.
Someday road will be.paved into this area.
would be tragedy for fire to get started in this
country. SO behOOves everyone who travels into the
spectacular high country to be exceedingly cautious
about starting fire.
Navajo times., 1963-06-20

Gallup will host another spectacular rodeo event on
Tuesday evening July 9, at the Ceremonial Grounds,
when the chutes will open the buckng broncs at the
fns annual Navajo Trails A-ndian Rodeo, according
to Dlllon Platero, general manager of the Rodeo.
Sponsored as benefit for the Gallup Indian Com
muny Center, and it's Members ship Association Bene-
violent Fund, this All-mdian show promises many
exciting moments and several surprises still to be
announced.
The Navajo Trails Rodeo represents the combined
effort of many Gallup merchants who have enthu
siasticay helped to provide many attractive special
przes to supplement the regular competition awards
The j. b Tanner Supermarket at the Window Rock
junction Highway 666 north of Gallup will provide
$lOO cash award for the Al-Around Cowboy. The Top
CaH Roper will receive two tires for horse trailer
from AIS 0. K. Rubber Welders on East Highway 66
in Gallup, while the top Bareback Bronc Rider will
take home $685. 90 in cash, donated by the Don Tanner
Supermarket, "Shush-Yaz". The rope team in the
Team-tie eventWl receive 6peces of stainless steel
eating utensils, and the top Bul-Dogger will receive
four rolls of lmoleum from Bob Green American
Appliance and Factory Outlet Stores on w. 66 Ave. in
Gallup. See You There.
Navajo times., 1963-06-20

JFK says the u S. will build 1900 miles-an hour
transport planes. passenger will be able to take
drink in Los Angeles and have his first hiccup in New
York LIZ TAYLOR is sueing shop in Rome
for ST. 900, 900 for exhibiting in their windows what
ley call 'the Liz Taylor bra. And if that isn't bad
nough, right next to the Liz bra is pair of mems
nderdrawers called "Burtons. +" All, the penalty of
lme! . Grants Cowboy Top Bronc-Rider at
'indoW Rock, Arizona JOHN B. YAZZIE of Gamerco.
M. won bareback bronc riding and was second in
ropng as he the all-round cowboy Annual
n-hdian Spring Roundup Rodeo Saturday and Sunday
Inc and 9. JULIAN MARTINEZ of Grants, N. M.
the saddle bronc riding title 149 Indian Cowboys
ompeted in the two-day event.
Navajo times., 1963-06-20
: Letters 20 The Editor :
Dear Sir:

Please print our meeting
minutes in your newspaper. You
have demonstrated the active re-
sponsible interest in the welfare
of the Indian people both on and
off-reServation.
American .ldian Council of the
Bay Area: Executive Board Meet
ing Feb. S, 1868: American Indian
Center San Francisco: Members
present: Alfred Hicks, Richard
Mckenzie, Tom Brown, Ben Kas-
ciola, Navajo; Bill Bear. Absent:
Jack Bisonette. Visitor s:Raymond
Baird, Charles Beaton, Cecil
Jones, Bob Jupson.
Meeting called TO order BY
Chairman Hicks. Minutes read by
Assistant Secretary Tom Brown.
Minutes approved as corrected.
Mr. Chairman asked for old bus
mess. Mr.. Mckenzie asked if any
one made an appointment with the
Friendship House Board. MIR.
Hicks said he had not made any
appointment as yet. Mr.. Mckenzie
moved that the appointment with the
Friendship House be tabled for
further discussion. Sec onde d by
Mr.. Spencer. Motion carried.
Discussion on the new name
OF the organization:motion made by
MIR. Mckenzie, seconded by Ben
Kasciola, the name and symbol
be table until next regular meet
ing. Motion carried.
Mrs. Brown made a report on
money spent for groceries for
needy family. NJ. Wright. New
Business: Mr. Mckenzie asked if
all the associates would have a
voice in the Board meetings? 1t
was suggested that this be added
to the Bylaws in Article 4 i'm
mediately after section to read:
There shall be an associate group
drawn from the member ship acting
in the capacity of special commit
tee memebers whose duties shall
be determined by the elected Of
ficers of the Organization. Each
associate shall be appointed by
UNANIMOUS vote of the members
OF the Executive Board, and be
.-a CONTINUED to page 16)
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ALEXANDRIA

9o6 King ST., Alszondis.
We. Mend0y end fHdeV
e;309s oshse oays sac
$50. II. s-leoo.
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WHEATON PLAZA

Whsosen Ploza, Whsafsn,
Nd. eAe-l4oo. Mendoy 10
EHdsy s;3o-S:3o; Sstvrdsy
B;30-6.
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By DICK OBRIEN
EIar RnNllnR Editnr

Ed Pugh Of the Mems ALI
Star Major League is setting a
blistering pace in the Pepsi
Cola mixed doubles circuit at
White Oak Lanes.
Pugh has rolled 400 or better
the last four of the five rounds
Of action. In the last five
rounds Of competition Ed has
dropped 2.20s pins for a re-
markable average Of 1873. On
his way to this great perform
ance Ed had sets of 472, ATS.
349 and 457, with his latest
round over the week end being
asa. --s
Joining Pugh in tearing UP
the lea que has been Jimmy
Wolfensberger, who has rolled
400 or better for the last five
weeks. although his total PIN
fall falls short of Pugh's.
Nevertheless, Jimmy's 427
over the week end has moved
him to the top of the average
list with 1893, the highest re-
corded in the loop this season
Also bowling we'll in the loop
are Fred Morris and Jimmy
Dietsch. Morris had a 405 fol
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Pugh Setting Torrid Pace
THE BOWLING LINE

his fourth 400 In the last five
rounds. while Dietsch posted a
451.
10 Smith. In the doldrums Of
late, cut loose with q bang-up
400 to top the women's perfor-
mances in the circuit.
Dot Clarke and Wolfensber-
ger. whose 24-6 record is tops,
scored q tvo-game triumph
over Toots Barger and Sterling
FRITZ. Jim my and JacqUi
DietSch. second with a 21-9 re-
cord, swept three games from
Gladys Mayo and Hank Heller,
The Barger-Fritz duo and Ann
Habercom and Pugh are tied
for third with 1911 records.
80
Elwood Harding's 428 topped
the shooters in the Jack Blank
Pontiac League. Veteran Tony
Santini. subbing in the league
continues to show good form
He rolled another set over
400-a 424-to raise his aver
age to 1928 for 81 games. Ir
other good series. Jesse DaviI
had 413 and Eddie Owens All
Norma Klein's 41e, secon
highest set Of the season
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Five Bunched
In CiVitun

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov
IL CAP).-There Is a tire E.
stroke range amonT five
players, headed by Ruth lessen
and Kathy Whitworth, as the
field moves into the final round
of the $500 San Antonio Civil
tan Women's Open golf tour
nament today.
Misses lessen and Whitworth
are tied for first place with 224
for 81 holes. Bunched at 227
are Mickey Wright and Betsy
Rawls and a tour sophomore
Judy Torluemke.
Miss Torluemke was the
sensation Of yesterdays third
round as she shot a two-under-
par 70 to come from far back.
The leaders:
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Sinutru Open Purse
Goes to Needy Case

win the first Sinatra Invita-
tional Open by a single stroke
Sinatrs gave him a check for
$1,000. which Is s61.02 more
than Beard had won in all his
previous tournaments COM
bined.
Beard, who never entered the
National Amateur because he
never had enough money. has
been playing professionally a
year. Until yesterday he had
earned only ss,93s.38. Figuring
it costs q touring pro at least
5000 a week to live, you get the
idea Boards budget was in no
better shape than the Federal
Governments.
Jerry Steelsmith, who got
$4,000 for finishin g second,
isn't exactly up to his eyeballs
in currency, either. Steelsmith,
whose wife Is expecting a Sec
ond child. ranked seth among
1868 PGA money-winners with
sll.109.56 coming into the ST.
natra event.
cards 72-hole score of
68-72-69-69-27S was six under
par. Dow Finsterwald and Ma
son Rudolph finished at $50
and won $4,000 each and AL
Geib erger picked up $4,000
with a 282.
Proceeds of the tournament,
which sponsors hope to make
an annual event, go to the
Frank Sinatra Foundation. es-
tablished to aid youth groups.
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topped the distaffers in the
league, putting her in front As
the high-average bowler with
1881 Pat RinaIdi maintains
second high average with 1919
and mex Bryan is third with
lbs.
Agnes Belas and Kelly Beach
moved into the lead in the
League with q two-game
triumph over John Parsons and
Geneve Farmer. They are nov
POLO. Bing Moen and Bob Po-
land, former leaders In the cir.
cult. went from first place "a
sixth when they were beaten In
all three games by Dee Robson
and Joe Freschi.
Lindsey Hammonds has the
highest average Q3o.Is) In the
Circuit. with Eddie owens
(12e.20) second.
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Lukers Clip
New York in
Road Tuneup

LOS ANGELES, Nov. II
(AP).-The Los Angeles Lakers
tuned up for a rugged road trip
by handing the New York
Knicks q l04-79 FASTING In Ma
tional Basketball Association
play last night.
It's . good thing the victory
was no strain because, counting
last nights game, the Lakers
will play seven times in eight
days.
Los Angeles, now at the top
of the Western Division heap,
with q 7-3 record, meets De-
troit (2-6) at Minneapolis TO-
might.
Laker Coach Fred schaus
cleared the bench In last
nights contest as his team out
ran the Knicks in the second
half.
Elgin Baylor, with 81 points
Jerry West 1s) and Dick Bar
nett (l6 led the Lakers.
Boston entertains st. Louis
in the only other MIA game
tonight.
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Kenwood Tourney
Won by MeIeneys

Mr.. and Mrs. George Melen-
ey shot 81 at Kenwood yester-
day to win the Cranberry Bowl
tournament, a mixed Scotc h
foursomes event.
Three teams tied for low net.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Courtney
sho OF S5-l5-70, Mrs. ]. p.
Goode and Gordon Richardson
85-15-70 and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson Francis S9-l9-70.
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CAPITAL PLAZA

t2oo Annapolis Rd., tend
ever Hills. Nd. 772-26oo.
Monday through Satvrdsy
e:3o-e:3o.
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College Standings
A t:onIerepee All Games
,0UTHEASTRRN

Conference rating based on 80 points
for victory. 22la Tor tie, is for de-
feat. Total divided by number games
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PALM SPRINGS. Calf, Nov.
II (AP).-The announced pur-
pose Of Frank Sinatra's $50. 900
golf tournament was to help
needy youngsters.
Already it's helped one-the
guy who got the winners purse.
Frank Beard, an obscure. "a
year-old Kentuckisn, shot a
-two-under-par SO yesterday to
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Hockey Standings

Quebec s, Rochester 8.
Pittsburgh 4, Springfield 3,
CENTRAL LEAGUE
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MIA Standings
BY the Associated Press

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Los Angeles l04, New York 70.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Baltimore lie, Philadelpliia 100.
Cincinnati lis, Detroit 100.
New York SO. San Francisco 81.
Boston l13, st. Louis III,
GAMES TONIGHT
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit VS.. Los Angeles at Mime
apolis.
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SEVEN CORNERS

62ol Arlington Blvd, Seven
Corners, We. S33.71oo.
Mendey through Sstvrdsy
s:3o-p:3o.
Evening star., 1963-03-24

loan BlOcker) and an aging prospeetor
tArthur Hunnicut0 when they are be-
sieged BY gOld-seekins snlpers.
. OPEN END.
Public Affairs. Hours. Doctors Caldwell
8. Esselstein, Michael De Bakey, Carl
Ackerman. and William Laurence, Science
Editor.
q THE REAL MccOYS.
Comedy. When Luke lRichard crenna)
decides to take part-time Job during
the slack farm season, he calls on a
local politician who rewards him with
the lob Of dog catcher.
30 q MARILYN MONROE.
Special. Filmed biography on the girl
who lived one of HoIlwood's greatest
and saddest stories. Narrated by Mike
Wallace.
q G. {. TRUE.
Drama. Five Tickets to HE'LL" When
machine gun cuts down seven men and
the Chihuahua mint Is robbed Of half a
million dollars. a shrewd Mexican police
officer tcarIos Romero) picks up the
Evening star., 1963-03-24
~


800 0 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE.
Approximately IVA Hours. "Fury at
Showdown" 1857. John Derek. John
Smith and Nick Adams
q THE Ed SULLIVAN SHOW.
Variety Hour Guests: Chubby Checker,
singer; Moreeambe and Wise, British
comedy team; Woody Herman and his
orchestra, and Barbra Streisand, musical
comedy star.
$50 On CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU?
cOpedy. Lucy Is Forty" Toody wants
to buy Lucille beatrice Pons) wig for
her birthday. but must get her head
measurements secretly.
900 q BONANZA.
Western Comedy. Hour. Color Amy
Friend Of Walters" A sleepy Airedale
rouses himself long enough to help Hoss
Copper River current., 1963-09-12
NEWS RELEASE

The time of year VIC are enjoyinghas again brought troubles to our local ACS Commander. Possible some telephone sub- scribers in the Glennallen Talbot exchange area have shared the Commanders di iffi cutie when their dial telephones have been out of order just when they were trying to place or receive important calls.
 At this time Of year the telephone troub- les are usually traced to broken glass insu- lators on the pole line, and in an actual case is year, wire broken by rifle: shot. Explaining bit about what haprens in brok- en insulator or wire separation, the tele- phone wires on the local dial system must travel over several hundred miles completely suspended on glass insulators in order to conduct the small electrical charge necessa ar
Copper River current., 1963-09-12

Been in Alaska going on four years and when asked if he liked the stQte his reply was Oh difini tely". He spent most of the sumner working and loafing. His pet peeve are "peoplo who pretend to be somet thing that they aren't" MT. Hendericks plans to teach in Alaska for the rest of his career homestead sometime in the future. To round out our teaching staff. MT. Nipps is the principal and MT. Heaton who has been wi tn Glenn Hi since it began.it organ with Miss Joy graduating from correspondence. My how. it has grown and makes a lot of us proud to see it so.
 An old friend of the lem Highway, John Luther McCorlzel passed away while cook at pt. Barrow. He has cooked at many places along the Glenn Hwy. mainly at the Gateway lodge. a -ording to Writup in an Alaska paper he was taken to Florence, Ala, for burial. Survi wing Motorized is one borther in Membhis, Tenn. and Sister Eloise McCor- kedof Florence, Ala. MT. Mcc0rlzel was working for the Hnnell Corp. until his death August 26.
 Carol Neoly of Chistochina is student in the Glenn Grade School she stays in the Engerbretson home and goes home with her dad on Weekends.
Copper River current., 1963-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENT

he Glennallen Uni ted States Post Office will move to it's new location at the new residence building of MT. Harry Heintz on the Glennallen High School Road the weekend of September 14-l5, 1905. The Post office window and lobby will be closed Saturday, September l4, 1903, at noon.
 The Post Office will be oIen for Busin- ess as usual on Monday, September Is, 1863 at it's new location.
 Maxine Millard
 Acting postnanter.
Copper River current., 1963-09-12

immedi ately grounded or shorted on the pole and the telephones that pain of wirss cease tovprk. fit that time the troubles for both the telephone subscribers and the Commadi CT begin.
 If you are a telephone user in all probili ytho timo you want to make call, and your phone won't work, is that time when youate calling about business that is important right now, you are calling for doctor 3r you may be just wanting to phone to see why Suzy is l2to getting home" from school. when your phone isn't working your are naturally little mad and the Commander gets a ompl a. int. So you see our telephone system i3 a joint responsibility betweent ose who try to provide the best service possible, and the persons who pay for and expect the best in telephone service, tt is very important to all of us in wide spread community
 Now to get to the source of the trouble makers. Usually it is the hunters who accid- entally and sometimes unthi inkingly looking for target, shoot at insulatOrs, also hhe rock thr0wers who cause the trouble, We have experienced also the type of person who is no second to Wyatt Erp and believes he can hit small target like and insulator from fast moving 8 cylinder pony. We'll he does hit 3 few, and we all pay for his pranks techni clans, telephone users, and taxpayers.
 Federal Law imposes both prison sentences and heavy fines for Willfull destruction of United States Government 5ropcrty. Those wayWard hunters and rock throvers only have to be caught and the penalties begin.:
 As users, parents, guides, business and telephone people, we can all assist by warning hu11ters, children and pranks ters to select better targets for their practice Report quickly to the local ACS Commander the name or even the auto license plate number of nay person seen destroying the U. s. Cove rnment. property we use.
 One precaution we should all take isto be sure that none of us cont ribute to those disturbing costly and destructive troubles.
 INVITATION FOR Bl s ST .YTE OPAL. .ysKA
 DEPARTMENT OF HIGHUAYS
 Scaled bids in single copy for furnishing all labor, equipment and materials and performing all work for Project F-O46-l(o) Copper River Riprap and Bank prote ction,
 described herein, will br received until 1O:OO a.m., IST, September 26, 1863 in the Commissioners Office, Department of Highways Island Center Building, Douglas, Alaska This project consists of. constructing O.R miles of dike and furnishing and placing rock slope protection along the Copper. Ri yer
Copper River current., 1963-09-12
FOR SALE

If you need a small dozer sec Les Houghton Oliver 0-C4 with Angle Blade, Hydraulic
 lift and tilt for Sale.. Less than 200 Hours
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ANDREWS ARIA
sl3250


FOhESI HEIGHTS
J o. 4 bedrm. Cape Gods, newly de-
corateds lEe. fenced lot with trees.
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NEEDS FIxiNG"i ! bedrHns.. Ice.
nv: nm. seq; din; r .s., fgII bsmt:,
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MANOR-Cheerfui fire
pl. in lv. rm., bedrms., lone ex-
ira large) also den, full bsmt.,
with rec. rm. partially finished,
your own picnic grove In beautiful
fenced back yardi wonderful loca-
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FLA or assume 50 per cent loan.
W0ODLAWN-A real nice all-brk.
rambler rec. rm. in full bsmt. ;
bedrms., enclosed porch, ultramod-
ern kitchen with wall oven and
double stainless steel sink, a family
delight for $3.50 dn. FLA, no dn. CT
and monthly payments less than
rent. Trades accepted.
WEST LANHAM HHLS-An instant
" appealing white Cape Cod on a
big corner fenced lot with lo0-ft.
frontage, immaculate in every re-
pect. 3 bedrms., enclosed porch,
large kitchen, off-street parking,
only $l4,2S0 with terms flexible.
Whatever your housing needs we
can and will serve you well at our
new satellite office.
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRTNG. Wheaton-3-be
m brick rambler hy. M hrepl 4,
sep. an. nm-s lovely yard with
trees. tia,gSo. KAY OWLIN
REAL ESTATE INC. s4s-Slso.
SILVER SPRTNG-W he ON-3.
bedrm, brick rambler. Living I'm.
with hrepl.s sep. dining nm, lovely
yard with trees, Sle,gSo. KAY
WILING REAL ESTATE CO..,
NC s9s-s4So.
SILVER sPRIN G-Lst large
friendly Chestnut tree lure your
guests into this gracious Abedrm.,
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session. Pun price $3.50.
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sILVER sPG.-sis.sso. 5-bedrm.
brk. with sep. din I'm. and family
I'm.
-PERFEcT RAMBLER FOR YOU
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$50 down. } bedrms., hv. rm. with
firepI, lee. kit. and din area.
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BARGAIN FOR HANDYMAN - +
room bungalow with bsmt.s front
porch, and fence d yard, needs
painting, IS occupied, Just $500
with flexible terms but you'll have
10 hurry.
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Alas5lQ-e
, bedrmS.s Va baths modern kit,
bsmt. with playroom and fenced
lot.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HTLLcREsT HTA-vA no down,
settiement cost lncl.s $3.50. ,
bedFm. brick rambler firepl.s wall
oven ~ bans osrat.s garages lse.
HOMEOWNER RLTY
HILLcREST HIS DrsSficany re-
duced for quick sale. 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler, Va baths, daylight bsnf.
paneled rec. rm-, lovely landscaped
yard. Only $500.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
RE. 900
b OLLTW0 OD-3-b.r. Cape Cod,
shade trees On Low. lot. sl7,SSo. DY-
MANIC REAL ESTATE, 1t-2lll.
n OIL LYW D-LOvely 7-bedrm.
older couple. Lee. kit, fun bsnif.
with professional an. rec. nm,
screened porch. Level lot. Only
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HOUSES By HUGHEs-Red brk.
Cape Cod truly an enchanting little
cottage, features lst-lr. bedrni. and
PVT. bath, lst class location. Only
HUGHES Co. AP. 7.lloo. ' =
HfAfTSVILLE-H0me plus income,
Ice, brk. home with md mr.. apt.
81 800. DYNAMIC REAL ESTATE,
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.ENT FOREST-5 bedTma, lot
esxlAo. SOS per mo. FLA. DY-
MANIC REAL ESTATE 47A-7lat.
LANDOVER HILLs-3-bedrm. Care
COO, wooded fenced Level lot, ada
cent 81. Mary's.
:. I Full BATHS
Vacant. listed at sil,ss0 but owner
wants offer.
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BETHESDA
pTNEuTTRGT VILLAGE
BETHESDA
ROGI,EY

WOODS Distinctive
home q great charm with beautiful
custom features. Situated on one OF
the prettiest streets In this prestige
area. In addition 10 bedrms.s ga
baths, Il contains a fabulous family
nm. on LIST FIR. plus paneled club
rTn. IN lower level. Centrally air
cund. Impossible to describe ade-
0uately, must be seen, Low l0s.
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Large, roomy Colonial, on M-acre
lot. 3 bedrms., baths, fireplace IN
living rTn., formal dining rrn. Mod
ern kitchen full bsnt. Located n 4
prime area. Az7-450o It'll 3.
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