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Milford chronicle., 1963-01-11
FISHERS DISTRICT

There will be Sunday Schoo
at Todd's Sunday morning at II
a m, James Mcdowell, Supt
church service, ii am, pastor
Rev. James O'Neal.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ben
nett and son Billy of Pennsyl-
vania, spent the holidays will
their children, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lovenguth and family o.
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Post anc
family entertained their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes al
a turkey dinner during the holi-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Volkmar
spent New Years. evening with
Mrs. ]. w. Rust and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dearman.
Deepest sympathy is extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oraville Wilson
In the loss of their father, Theo-
dore Wilson, who passed away
on Monday, December 81. Fu-
neral services were held at the
Lofland Funeral Home in Milford
on Friday afternoon at 2 p.I
Todd's W.S.C.S. held its regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Bailey and
mother, Mrs. Lulu Zott, on We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Zott
being hostess during the social
hour.
Harry Reed is a patient In the
Delaware Hospital in Wilmington,
at this writing. We all hope to
see him home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Williamson
and Albert Johnson were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
'Wroten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Taylor
we're visitors of Mrs. Mary Park
er of Bridgeville, and Rev. and
Mrs. Crockett and son of Seaford,
on Saturday evening.
We are glad to hear Mrs.
Maurice Finkbiner is able to be
at home and enjoy the holidays
with her family, after being a
patient in the Milford Memorial
Hospital several weeks. We hope
she keeps UP the good work to
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Charles Dearman and
Mrs. j. w. Rust were visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Work
man, Mrs. Cloid Fry, Jr., and
mother Josephine Todd, Miss
Anna Galloway, Mrs. Willis Rust
and Mrs. Mildred Rust during the
holiday. Mrs.. Todd is confined to-
her home but Santa sure made
Christmas a happy one with gifts
filling every vacant space In the
house, with best wishes from
everyone to Josephine for more
happy holidays.
Mrs. Walter Lyons spent the
with her niece, Mrs.
Robert Benson and family of
Long Island, NY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
and Mrs. ]. w. Rust enjoyed the
New Years Parade IN color With
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Taylor on
New Years. Day.. ~ sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Post and
family entertained MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Dearman and Mrs. j. w.
Rust on Saturday evening with an
of games and fun topped
with delicious refreshments.
Among the many appreciated
gifts to the correspondent at |
Christmas and Christmas
birthday time, was a very in
letter from the Bill |
Lowe family of Anchorage,
Alaska, full of interesting news
and Information of life In Alaska. |
Wouldn't this old world be
better,
If folks we meet would say,
81 know something good about
you;"
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-11

winter are under development.
alternating men on an 8-1/2-
month trip to Mars, scientists
say, would require little oxygen
and almost no food. Normal food
requirements for such a trip
would be 1000 pounds a man.
7. ..YAWNING signifies diminish
ed oxygen In the brain.
THERE'S A SALE on heavy
water, reports the Atomic Energy
Commission, which has reduced
the price from $28 to $24.5o a
pound. Heavy water, containing
more deuterium (heavy hydrogen
lsotope) than ordinary water, is
used In nuclear reactors. The
Acc makes 1t at the Savannah
River Plant in Aiken, S. C.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-11

Before the Common Market
could be set up in 1858, the six
countries involved had to come
to terms with 1900 conflicting
customs regulations.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-11

Bill King led. Dartmouth in
scoring last season with IA touch
downs and a two-point conversion
run for 85 points.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-11


Church school at 1000 am
Worship service at 11:O0 am
Rev. Richard G. Thompson,
Pastor
Methodist Notes
Church school at 1000 am,
Worship service at 11:0O am,
Rev. William H. Smith
A reorganization of the Of
ficials' meeting was held on
Wednesday at the Presbyterian
Fellowship Hall. The clerk OF
the session was elected for the
year as we're the president, vice
president, secretary and treas
urer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hudson,
son Bruce, and granddaughter
Susan left Christmas morninO
and motored to Louisiana, Mis-
souri, where they spent a week
with their daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lynch
entertained the following guests
at a holiday dinner: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Murray and family,
OF Philadelphia; Mrs. Claudia
from Pleasant Heights,
Delaware; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifton Brasure, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alan Burbage.
On January Is, at 700 p.m.,
the Presbyterian Mems Choir
will hold a rehearsal. At 7:30
pm. the regular monthly meet
ing of the Mems Choir will meet
in the Fellowship Hall. All men
are welcome. An interesting
moving picture will be shown.
Mrs. Asher Lee Rogers is a
patient in the Milford Memorial
Hospital and not Mr.. Asher Lee
Rogers as previously stated.
Birthday congratulations to:
Mr.. Everette Gray, on January
9th, and Mr.. Marcus Davis, on
January 18th.
G. G. says: You do not fail
until you quitl
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-11

It's usually wise to cool cookie
and cake pans before washing
them In soapy water.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29
Rose Ann Goodman Honored al OSu

Rose Ann Branton Goodman of Palmer, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. C. Ivan Branton, is listed among the 105 Oregon State University seniors who will be graduated with honors June 2, at OSU's 94th annual com mencement.
 To qualify for senior honors, students must rank in the up- per 10 percent enthusiastically of their schools and have a grade point average of at least 325 with 4 points representing straight-A and 3 representing B.
 Mrs. Goodman will be grad uated in the School of Home Economics.
 OSU will confer more than
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29
LITTLE LEAGUE
 TRYOUTS SATURDAY

General tryouts for all Little Leaguers will be held Saturday, June 1, at pm. on the new Little League field across the street from the Valley Hospital, it was announced this week
 Application blanks will be available at the field for boys who have not yet signed up. Boys between the ages of nine (by July 3l) and thirteen (after Aug. D are eligible for play in the 1863 season.
 Little League is under the sponsorship of the Matanuska Valley Lions Club. Committee members are Ralph Moore, Tom Keenan, Johnny Orlando, and Ben Dansie.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29
University Credit May Be Earned At Alaska Festival of Music

A total of five semester hours of credit is available at the Alaska Festival of Music June 12-27, under arrange ments with the University of Alaska.
 These credits may be earned on graduate or undergraduate basis, according to David Knapp, registrar at the An chorage Community College. An undergraduate degree in music is prerequisite for per- sons earning the credit on graduate basis.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29

Two credits are given for Julius Herford's score studies, which this year will delve deeply into Bach's B Minor Mass, the festival master work to be heard at the final con- cert.
 Participation in either the Anchorage Community Chor- us's festival work or in t h festival orchestra earns cred it. Another credit may be earn ed by taking the applied in- strumental lessons to be given by visiting artists during the two week interval.
 However, only three credits may be earned by an individ- ual.
 Last year about 20 persons completed the score studies for credit, most of them in h e graduate field. Some were Alaskans, others had come north especially for the festi- val. Knapp expects more par ticipation this year, "because it keeps on growing"
 In the score studies, Herford emphasizes a study of the har- monies, the chord structure, the history of the music, and sometimes the philosophy be- hind it.
 Persons interested in taking festival lessons for credit may contact Eugene Short, director of the community college, or ] Knapp, registrar.
 This years festival, built around an international theme, i includes two concerts and six recitals, art exhibits and r [ films, a seminar on Eskimo music, studies in the Oriental arts, and a children's day on June 22. Price of taking | h e score class for credit, or of aud iting it. is $50.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29
[lT77IeSZ 5S 1Gd
DEAR EDITOR:

Over the weekend the City of Palmer took one of the most progressive steps forward it has made in many years.
 The Chamber of Commerce, City Council and particularly the Police Chief are to be com pilmented for bringing this ac- tivity to the Valley. I am sure that they realized they were taking a calculated risk in pioneering this project, and this is all the more reason for a pat on the back to them.
 Sincerely,
 EARL COMBS
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29
How True!

One half of the world doesn't know how the other half lives, but it's safe bet that most are living on borrowed money.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29

1900 degrees at commencement this year. The graduation pro- gram is scheduled in the coli scum at 2 pm.
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29
LIONS PAINT PARK LOCOMOTIVE

I1UNO rR1NI rAkk IUCUmUI1VE nAkOlD MoNAhAN member of the Mstanvsks Valley Lions Club paints the locomotive relic of early day Alaska rs'!roading. which is display in Railroad Park in Palmer The paint job part of the preparations made tor Colony Days last weekend The lions Club whiel, received its charter last January is dedicated 10 com mvnity service
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29
WON'T COOPERATE

No mans conscience can be trained to make him feel right if he IS unwilling to do right
The frontiersman., 1963-05-29

The Frontiersman - Page Wednesday. May 29. l963
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
REAL ESTATE WANTED

oUTsTANDNo-Non-profit orgapi.
Iaiion viii pay t5OO.OOO 70 / mll-
lion dollars for single parcel or
assembly, vacant o. Improved,
In downtown area, Quick deal for
IlEht properly. Mrs biSon. ". 3.
JknHs L. DIXON q co. Realtors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
NEW
ELEGANCE
WITH CHARM

True Colonial design with center
hall ssparsiin ~ ICONS ossoEr
p pas. framed U0% T 81 sh Raaslss doo c
for graeious entertaining. Family
uize Gold star kitchen with con-
venient paas-throunh to wood-pan-
eled 20-ft. family room or den,
All bedrooms have 3 windows and
cross ventilation, The masters
suite has private bath and 2 huge
closets. nasement. with outside en-:
S ssns' n E ,5, l.m ySSr .iEs
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AUT0M0TlvE MISC.

voLKswAoEN RADIOS. new and
wasen. Il Wv AM plus short wave
radio. Good BUYS. IN. 2.o17b.
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GOOD NEWS

AND SPRING FASHION
SLEEPY HoLLow-Just the home
for. those who want one floor
with no steps 70 climb. MaRni-
ficent brick rancher features foyer
entrance to q spacious living
room with mahogany finished fire.
place wall. fine bedrooms. To-
days modern kitchen. Antique oak
floors, and professional deeorat-
ing. Owner anxious to 20 west,
selling today at S23,50O.
HOME ENVIRONMENT for those
eeektng individuality in . prestige
s area; Come es along and browse
3 full tile baths, large enclosed
.breeSeWay and attached garage.
Gorgeous shrubs and piantings.
All situated on q wooded as-acre.
Deep. rear yard offering secluSion
for those evening cookouts. Priced
In the 30s.
ARLINGTON - Beautiful TARA
area. fine. well-proportioned
rooms In this adorable brick home
where you will find every con-
venienee for enjoyable home life.
Bright full basement with fire
-car garage. Situated on q love
~ Handicapped lot in finest resi-
Dental community. Easily accessi-
BILE to schools, shopping and bus
70 the city. You can't beat this
one for S32,950.
CALL Us 0 TO 9 DAILY FOR
INFORMATION ON THESE AND
OTHER FINE HOMES THROUGH
OUT NORTHERN VIRnTNTA AREA
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORs m 1.aono
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ROYAL MOTORS
v 9iRlIlsH syltiHee S iBB:' 2g' .sfI.

a0lO n, I, ave, Nh. IA. p-ioos
CHEy. 80 bel AIT nsdr., =, and n.
excel. eona. Can 7a6-OOks after
pm,
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AVIATION

A. AND 2 MECHANICS 70, work
specialists. some general, light.
interview, at WASHINGTON Ma
T1ONAL AIRPORT, Me. s-24S6.
BEECHCRAFT
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP.
SALES AND SERVICE
OF. 4-7Ohb 24S-hOaT
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STANDARD

PONTIAC-RENAULT
24o0 cHmLUM RID. AP. 7-7120
YOUNGSTOWN SHOPPING CTR
CADILLAC 1872 sedan. turquoise and
sf hitsl fully equipped immas"
Capitol Cadillac- Olds Co.
1890 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '6I Devilie-type coupe,
loaded with extras, immaculate
condition, special $3,196.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL Q PM.
Suburban Cadillac Odds.
7020 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda. OIL. 6-77Q0
CADILLAC 80 convt.. ivory. Al
equipped, special S2.595.
Capitol Cadill dds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC 81 "e2" 4-door. hydra
matte, =. and b., excellent. rum.
ming condition. TAGS included,
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Mantua Hills

A Selection From Which 70 choosei
RAMBLKRs-s3l $50, 4 bedrms., q
baths, rec. rm., and iiv. rEn. with
sPLfT-foY kRs-Ss2 $50. 4 bed
Ims... 5 baths. built-in garage.
fifepl IN Nv, I'm. and rec. rm.
baths. family and rec. rm.. sS4.-
cofoNrALs--Air eond., 4 Bed
RMS, 2 BATHS on LIST FIR. Gem
tral hall entrance. LIST fir. den
and bath, ready for you. Trades
considered on thisl
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors, 2i00 n, olebe, "a. 4-sl3I
M sLI s. Vls s .s,,;s l ram
din. rrn. Lovely liy. rm. with
firepl. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, full
bsmt Walk-out rec. rm. For only
MYERS a HILL, INC.
pu. b-6i33 Realtors JE. 4-bs0o
MI. VERNON PKwY.-Beaut. land
acaped esnter-hall Colonial home.
sSS Sin 5 U.s. osssli e. rs: s.sS s@
NEAR GOOSE GREEKS
bedrms. and nursery. ~
utilities. Elbow room. fresh
Farms and Acreage, Inc.
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CnEvnoLkT '6t impaia eonv.. an
~ ,enb % make offer orlsinsi
owner. AP. 7.a30o or IN. o-assS.
Continued On Next Psss5
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE TOP easn for End trusts
"a H 3, 8. 81; q "! r. VII 'Ss-SIss
ACTION IN ~ HOURS = Ans
:. emoupts .fop, san beat our. rates,
BANK RATgs-lst and and trusta.
Instant cash Will also finance OF
bug real estate IN distress or un-
, ,s.sl si!!g.,,ion. Anyithings Anyonsi
CONSOLIDATE x0gR DIETS b
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Southern BldR Ma, s-aa3i, I'm.
mediate services, 10 10 1850 pm,
MONTY, and TRusr--ws vii by
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er Va ReAs, rates, NATIONAL
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YEONAS
JE. 3-2O22

FIMMiT HiLLs-s-6F. Tam6. on
h's.sk. june pe,s. WIN 0I try al !
Fgshlps n. .sSsi VICTOR VOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

Inevitably The Well GrOOmed Mon Wears
Infer~oVen's Famous lover The CoIf'' Hose.
$50
ndUbob Who else would the we'll sroomed male think Of ~eOng2
ceun he wouldn't allow between his trousers and his sOe
So its lover the co for him the longer hose that stcys
soes and offers real sock comfort the lined stretch non
One fits oil the selection merely Of color:
Black Brown. Navy Olive Grey There's $3.50 wool and nyon
the oo In the eOIors 81 pOi Sonzed for lost
ing freshness.
CO,
Be Sure you have The Added To
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

Be Sure you have The Added TOuh gamOOus Martha lean Gift ar
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1963-08-01


OF.AS
p in o Service
to meet
20
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p ere p
Pan aroada md the
Of ionapi Wib placed ii other
HigMayD part
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t1o lene
federal $4o
Copper River current., 1963-02-28
GI'EN]sH[LEN TOPICS CONTINUED

jean Oil Company o1"illing site down by mile l78 on the Glenn highway. Top soil and gravel has been haul ed in an< the ite is now level and bull dings have started to spring" up. Six large. house trailers have been moved in to be used as office, mess hall and liv- ing quarters for the crew. r.
 Mr. Gale Porter, the tool rusher and manager of the drilling site, ha5 been in the oil business since 1917. He has drilled for oil all over the "South <r8", Canada and parts ot the Artic circle. MT. Porter calls OkIah~ oma home He said his will be joining him here soon.
 When fully operatio ona1, the camp site will emplo 25 nersonnel inc lud- ing two women cooks. All personnel: . ,1.7>-e already been hired for the job. Most of the men are from the Texas and New Mexico area. The c11ma Ve IS quite different here, but they are getting used to it.
 The drill ing rig is owned by the T1ini ivy Canadian Drilling Germany. It is. on it's way here from up north in the Yukon terri tory where the Rla- ckst0ne river runs into the peel 1n- side the A1~tic circle. The rig stffrC- ed it's journey by Cat train for the first Q6 miles. It will come down ire Alaskan highway to Tok !uncT1oh s1'
 MT, porter said trey plan to start ~6rilling on or about 0l March !903. No tenative date can be deJermlneo for .c0mnl letion of the we'll.
 We would like to t@Fe this onpor~ t111i ty to welcome this new industry and it's 'nersonnel to our area.
 ~ Ire Saftman, for the R.P.W. lnsp- ected eouinment in and around Glenn allen and went to S1anaand Lower Ton~ sira, He gave first oio ins true u on5 for 5 night, l7- IA 18th. Went GO Ancho1a ge .on the 18th.
 Dr.. Lumba19 went through Glenn~ allen on his WAY to the Anchorage *FiY fond. He Tad 10 dogs and stonpeo at Red S Service on his way down.
 4 moose was seneroted from her
 calf rnbelnown to Florence Clayton and the dog Mischief. The Cow stooc about 5 feet .away while tying the
 dog. She waited till the dog was t1- ed and took after us both. The res- :t9rrant bocl door was onened anc m jumped Florence, ScreamlnP aS The b.; + -bo hCt Of the ST6TS
Copper River current., 1963-02-28
LENNALLEN FIGF SCHOOL N1 BY
Chri inc Charley

I@t
 Christine Charley Another st1de ent entered Glenna1len High. Nancy Marches ter, IS, and a so- rhomore. Nancy was at Silka before she came to G1ennallen, she: is now living at F.A.A.
 Feb. IA, the Student Council put on a Val entine Dance for the stud ents. The refreslment was Cake, fudge and Kool-aid. Hey, we notice our coach is limp ing around lire Chister. Due to the result of the saturd ay night Basket ball game. Fe's Wearing two different pairs of shoes, one brown and one bl- aok. /: And vi8enty fe has two different nAtts at home also. :.:::--
 Senior Tests
 Satu19 ay morning, February 9th three seniors, Chri stine Charley and Donna Folcomb of Glenn Figh and Arn- old Lincoen of Copper Valley School took the A.C.T. test Ameri can Coll~ ePe Tes These te StS were taken in one of the clossrooms at .Gl lennallen Figh School, from nine thirty am to one rm.
 GRADE SCHOOL TOURNAMENT
 February 9th, a tournament between Conner Center, G1olkana and .G1 ennallen crad7 schools WAS held in tre mitto rurnose room of Glenn FiFr. There we- re two pames each in the morning and afternoon. The first game Copper Center 20 noints; Paul Pete 6, Jimmy Norpan Q, Don Johns 5, Warren Johns 6, Rennie Martin , Ron Lynn Craig, Roy evan, Don & Mark Morgan didn't score any.
 Gulkano score 5 noints: Norris evan ', Harley NcMahan 4 ,, David Gene ?, Nor1nan ewan ! Fiene Gene ], Mark Iappi, Chris Gene, Roger Evan, Chuck NcNahan, and Larry Evan didn't score any points.
 The second gone Glennallen against Copper Valley. COnne1 Valley had 40. points: Peter KUWnuF II, Rerno Abbot 6, Francis Semalin TO-, Bob Scha effer 4 Gary FredricF g, Ron Edward son, Don Floresta and NiFel C1Wninghan did n tt score any rOints.
 Glennal7en score 2l roints; Ken- nv Folcomb E, Butch yab }, Elmer:
Navajo times., 1963-10-17
After Deadline

A note Of warning
from Editor George c.
Reyes Of the Oklahoma
County Jones, Ok1a.)
News:
SLOW many people do
you know who are not
registered voters?
"Do they complain
about how governmental
affairs are be ing han
died?
"Next lime they talk
politics. to you tell
them they are the re-
sponsible persons for
whatever wrong they
are complaining about.
"The silent vote has
elected many a skunk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
I Street Building
Being Renovated

Renovation viii be COM
pleted soon on the Profess
sional Arts Building, l722 l
street NV, according to
Robert ]. Rothstein, president.
The building contains medical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Stondord Properties
Moves Into New Office
Springfield
Units Open

Four section Of a planned
15-building garden-type apart
ment project have been open
ed on Back Lick road In
Springfield, Va, by the Jerry
Wolman Construction Co.
Known as Hanover Hill, the
development ultimately will
contain 166 units on 8.6 acres
Of Handicapped grounds. The
II other buildings are sche-
duled to open next month.
Rental agent for the property
is the Miller Management Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Tutnntar
$49,95O
Springfield Drive

u you love ou-of-door living and HORSES be sure see
this onost new 4-bedroom 2-both rambler One of the
most delightful fomiy style Kitchens we hove seen with
eorpot ct door, outof-oround recreation and living
room hos fireploee, boseboord h-wh. FENCED ACRES
and 2-STAlL STABLE with voter Just minutes from Acc
and Bureau Of Stondords Good access to neoy w.
and D. c. out-of-town owner says SELL" $49,s5o.
DIRECTIONS. Out 10 Esworthy 3D. right on Esworhy 10
eneeo right Seneca lust few yordS Springfield Dr. left
Springfield 10 sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
BETHESDA, EDGEMooR AREA

1917 MooFIond Lones $33,950
FIRST SHoWlNG-ExceIIent brick COLONEL home
on oppeoIino, we'll Iondscoped lot First floor:
entrance foyer living room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen, DEN, POWDER ROOM, ottoched
basement
to wilson Lane, left to MoordHd Lane, and RIGHT to
open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26
Rnrrtnu Orr Manur
S43,05O

OAOA molly OaA DEAVe S40sOOW
Pretty picture inviting brek-ond frome split level
hocre iondseoped lot Thru hall TO loros living
dining with cathedral ceiling and fepoce electric
kitchen with eotno spoce. BRIGHT cheerful bedrooms lone
with boleony) and boths second Poneled recreation
room OF ground level 2-eor bul-n eorooe powder room
In full basement, h.-w.h. A real beouN
DIRECTIONS sdsy Holly Oak vs beyond Seven Lock,
hJ, left on Holly Ok 10 1871 end sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-26

Flag Run Estates is at the
western side Of Mr.. Cars
North Springfield community.