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THE NEWS PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 196T PAGE FORTY-ONE REAL ESTATE T02 SALE Killer Box Replies 12 31 34 53 Sftoriims Rake Six Plead Guilty To Houm For Sal ANNOUNCEMENTS BRICK RANCH ST. JOSEPH CITY bedrooms, 2 car garage, dishwasher, garbage disposer, carpeting. Basement workshop. Walking distance to schools, shopping.

Across from play park. $18,500. Call 963-6201 for appt. Lost And Found Larceny LOST: BLACK FRENCH POODLE MILLBUHQ AREA REWARD. PH.

92MMS i NORTH LINCOLN. SCHOOL 3 bedrm. 11 LOST Taffy color young male Angora eat. Marquette Wood! Scotidale Rds. JJiTtafoappreciat142978 ranch, full attach, garage fireplace.

$16,000. Ph. 83-4965 between 7-9 p.m. Charges Reduced In Market Theft Six men charged with larceny i i MMMn-- Card Of Thanks from the Simmons Food Mart, THE ROBERT DAVIS-family wlshea to thank their many friend) i It neighbors for their kind sympathy deeds shown during our bereavement. Our appreciation is deeply expressed.

EVELYN DAVIS ft FAMILY 1960 Higtuana avenue, uenion tnwnshfo. last Dec. 10 Dleaded guilty in St. Joseph municipal SCOTTDALE AREA Located near Scottdale, Grace Lutheran, E.P. Clarke School D.

area. bedroom split level, gas hot water heat, family room with oak Park ay floors, extra large kitchen with built-lns. 10 10 utility room, IV baths. 3 car garage. Designed for real family living.

LOOK! 1.875 sq. ft. of living area, only $22,500 with 10 percent down. KECHKAYLO GR 1-7701 Broker, Berr. Spgs.

Or 1-4981 In Memorium court Tuesday to reaucea cnarg- es of petty larceny. Knv Chester Brown. 18. of 127 McCord street, who was origin IN LOVING MEMORY OP Mllo E. Peachey.

who passed away one year ago January 25th. Tho he's out of our sight. He's not out of our hearts. We miss him every day. But we know in our hearts.

That he's much better off In his new home far away. Wife. Children Grandchildren ally charged with breaking ana antorinir nleaded ffuiltv to the -5 ff' i -fc, A reduced petty larceny charge. i i i I fffrr i SOUTH SIDE This Is a good older 2 bedrm. home.

Lge. living rm. with hardwood floors, 2 nice size extra nice kitchen. Full gas heat, owner will take smaller home in trade. O'Brien PH.

925-7016 If No Answer Call WA 5-8905 Special Notices Judge Maurice A. weDer assessed him costs of $61.80 on the breaking and entering charge and fine and costs of $31.20 on the petty charge. The fine and costs were not immediately LAMPSHADES Just arrived. All sizes. Bring your lamp.

Carroll Crafts "Across from YWCA" St. Joe. I WILL NOT Be for any mus or aeots except those contracted by myself. Carl Hill. paid.

Brown's $31.20 fine and costs on the petty larceny charge was the same assessed on all six LIKE NEW 3 frame home. Lge. living hardwood floors. 3 lge. bedrms.

with plenty of closets, built-in kitchen. Vi baths, full 2 car garage. lge. lot. O'Brien PH.

925-7016 If No Answer Call WA 5-8905 men. BANGOR BOARD OF EDUCATION niwifus. 17. and Curtis Kil- hnth nf 370 South Crys 1 tal avenue, Benton Harbor, both r.oi1 wtq rnsta on the charge BTM WANTED Surplus Shop 8.9 Lathe. HUDSON'S they originally faced -larceny Description 7 ft.

between Centers, 20 in. swing over carriage. 22 In. dear over 1967' from a building plus line ana costs of $31.20 each on the petty. Ulysses T.

Irvin, 18, of 1990 Highland avenue. Benton Har the ways. 16 In. bed. 11 ft.

over all STUDENTS PICK THROUGH WRECKAGE: Students of Orrick high school pick through wreckage of their agricultural building for books and notes after a tornado struck the school Tuesday. One student was killed and 13 others were injured. (AP Wirephoto) LUCKY ESCAPE: Twelve person aboard this bus were not injured Tuesday, as tornadic winds blew the bus off U.S. 61 near Mount Joy, Iowa. The big vehicle went down an embankment and into a corn field.

The passengers were rescued after being stranded in the bus for about 2 hours. (AP Wirephoto) length. 222-440 AO. Machine is operating bor, paid $23.39 costs on the lar and in good condition. Lathe may be ceny charge witn tnc iii.a) nne and costs for petty larceny.

seen during school hours at the High School building. Bids should be de The other two men arresiea, like Brown, did not pay the aa-cosempnts. ordered bv Judge livered to the office of the Superinten Weber. They were Richard E. dent, Bangor Public Schools, no later than 4 P.M., February 6, 1967, in a Carver, 20, of 1846 rnmpton avenue, and David Jackson, 18, of 1761 Roberts street, both of sealed envelope marked PROPOSAL.

The JR. EXECUTIVE 10 down will buy this luxury 3 bedroom split-foyer home on Vi acre lot in Watervliet School Dist. Seeing is believing! So look at the quality and large rooms in this 3 bedroom home with 1V4 baths, fireplace and attached 2 car garage. Call today to see! THE FORMAL FAMILY will love this 3 bedroom ranch home with its large separate formal dining room. Large carpeted living room with fireplace, will planned kitchen 12x18, 1V baths, full basement with finished "rec" room and fireplace, Benton Harbor.

1 IT 1 in Parvpr is to Dav $22.79 costs Bangor Board of Education reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. on the larceny from a building charge and the $31.20 for the petty larceny. Jackson is also to pay $31.20 for petty larceny plus $23.39 costs for larceny from a REAL ESTATE FOR SALE building. Houses For Sot 8 NEW SPLIT level 4 bedrm. Bullt-ins, dining rm.

family fireplace, 1'', baths, Coloma. $27,900. Ph. 461- The six were arrested Dec. lo by Benton township police.

OTHER CASES John F. Eberhardt, 23, of Box 338 Townline road, Union Pier, was committed to the county iail far 30 davs in lieu of oav- gas heat and attached 2 car garage. Lot 112x134. Asking 6296. $500 DOWN $10,800 balance.

7 ml. north 500. Choice Fairplain NE loca Li B.H., 3 bedrm. house, lge. liv.

iya baths, oil furnace, nice for lge. family. 926-2540. ment of $59.40 fine and costs for $700 DOWN Two Apts. or Large Home driving under the inuuence ot liquor.

Eberhardt was arrested by a New Buffalo state policeman Aug. 28, 1965, after his car almost hit the trooper's. Kherhardt's attorney had been HOME DEMOLISHED: The one-story brick farm home of Mrs. J. T.

Fridley, seven miles west of Muscatine, Iowa, was wrecked by a tornado at 3 :40 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Fridley and her son, Robert, 19, and his wife, 21, were not injured.

The roof was completely torn off, and all four walls were heavily damaged. An attached garage was flattened. (AP Wirephoto) This outstanding value will suit any family. Can be 5 bedrm. home or 2 large apartments.

Fireplace, garage and full basement. Could be your opportunity. Call for appt. Your down payment may buy II DOWNEY WA 6-2182 W. May Off Colfax Open Eves.

unable to get him into court, said Judge Weber, and state police again picked him up Monday night in New Buffalo. AT PAW PAW ti J' tion. RETIRED COUPLES no steps in this well constructed and attractive 2 bedroom bungalow near Colfax and Napier. Large carpeted living room. All new kitclien.

Family room 15x20. Oil hot water heat. 1V4 car garage. Asking $14,500. OFFERS $1,000 DOWN owner will finance- balance on this 2 story 3 bedroom home in Columbus School District.

Large carpeted living room, full basement, gas heat and lVa car garage. Full price $14,000. HUDSON REALTOR WA 6-8225 NEWER 3 BEDROOM! Here's a very, very pretty home to see. All carpeted large Si charming living room, cheerful kitchen with plenty of cabinets. Three good-sized bedrooms.

Also a 4th bedroom or utility rm. Full modern bath. OH furnace, two-car attached garage. A nice outdoor fireplace and patio. Beautiful lot with trees, shrubbery and lawn beautiful near-suburban area.

A low down payment may buy at this ready to sell price of $11.50011 Hearings Set On Bangor Annexations a vid Duncan, 17, oi tin-gar Shore road, Coloma, pleaded guilty to breaking and entering the Ingram school Jan. 11 in Coloma township and was sentenced to 15 days in jail. Duncan was arrested by Berrien sheriff's deputies. Elaine Ruth Lynch of 226 West Parson, Watervliet, was acquitted by a jury of assault and battery on a Rosetta Scott last Oct. Cliffords Talbot Is Lay Leader Methodist Church In Bridgman BRIDGMAN Clifford Talbot, was recently elected lay leader at the annual conference of the Faith Methodist church of Bridgman.

Dr. Robert H. Jong- NEWMAN WA 5-1191 946 Pipestone B.H. Open 9 to 9 (See Our Picture Listings) NEW 4 bedrm. split level, bullt-ins, dining ft family rms.

1V baths, So. 8t. Joe. $24,500. Ph.

461-6296. The Lynch -woman had been charged with striking the other woman during an incident in tne strike at Midwest Timer Serv-tis-33 in Haear townshio. WANTED HOUSES TO SELL Philip Lee Rose, 17, of route Peward, superintendent of the BANGOR Hearings on Petitions for annexation of 11 pieces of property to the Bangor school district have been scheduled for Feb. 1 at the Van Bur-en county Intermediate School district office in Paw Paw, according to Elmer VanDyke, intermediate superintendent. The properties and the districts in which they now are located are: Bangor Center Merle Baldwin, Edwin Buyce, Ervin Wells, Allen and Charles Harris and Albert Wohlfahrt; Breedsville Donald Palmer, James Hosier and Charles E.

Johnson; Bloom-ingdale (formerly Grand Junction) Donald Cobianco and Charles Hazzard; Wood Charles Weber, Sr. BRICK $16,900 Selling far below replacement cost This 7 yr. old 2-3 bedrm. ranch home has everything. 26 ft.

of cabinets in kitchen with disposal, dishwasher, double oven ft range. Large living ll3 baths, full basement, low voltage switches throughout home. 2 car garage, TV tower. Located near Baroda tt stores. 10 percent down may buy.

KECHKAYLO GR 1-7701 Broker, Berr. Spgs. Gr 1-4961 2, Watervliet, was bound to cir cuit court after preliminary ex animation of a charge of break ina and entering Zick'S SuPCT market in Lincoln township Jan. 17 Rose, arrested by Berrien FARM DAMAGE: Four bales of hay were blown into the living room of this rural Davenport, Iowa, farmhouse Tuesday, as a tornado thrashed the area. Windows were ripped from the house, and trees in the yard were shreaded.

A barn on the farm was smashed, and a cow and her calf were blown into a mudbank. The farm is owned by Chris Lohse. Wirephoto.) sheriff deputies, is to appear in circuit court at 1:30 p.m. Mon FISTER BRICK HOMES $30,000 $35,000 $25,000 $30,000 $15,000 $25,000 We have Cash Customers for Quality Homes Priced Right in 3-4-5 Bedroom size. Both city and country.

ACTIVE REAL ESTATE YU 3-6198 Action With Satisfaction "Multiple Listing Realtor" day. He was lodged in tne coun ty jail in lieu of $500 bond. Watervliet Hospital ATWISSIONS 1: VA AAA Vant m. I- BUI- vt.Mu. to.

oji mui rancher, attractively landscaped with Allegan Working On Plant Sale M.nouit Si-'w Ax? Benton Has Thefts, Vandalism Patients admitted to the Watervliet Community hospital Tuesday were: Watervliet Jacob Muth, 376 St. Joseph street; Mrs. Clara ii'. lily many snaae irees. Finished basement reo room, carpeted Ilvingroom, 3 excellent bedrooms with above average closet space.

Owners sacrificing at $18,500. No. 584 Nearly 1500 sq. tt. of Hying area offers 3 good size bedrooms, baths, family room with fireplace, built In kitchen, divided basement, 2 car garage.

$22,900. No. 590 Ravine setting with flowing creek highlights this modern 3 bedroom rancher with walk out basement. Balcony off formal dining area. Carpeted liv-ingroom, family room, gas utilities, 2 car garage.

Competitively priced at $26,900. KANSAS TO SETTLE ESTATE $9000. cash. Cosy 2 bedrm. home.

good loc gas heat. Many extra Jh. 983-1132 or 983-60M. Woodworth, route z. Coloma Tony DiMaggio, route Mrs.

Jennie Friday, box 585; Michael Pullen, route cirr 6d.ti.ta KANSAS MUST SELL HOUSE AT LITTLE PAW PAW LAKE PH. 925-3324 4, box 400; Scott bcnroeaer, route 2. box 630-A. Good First-Quarter Reported National-Standard Annual Meeting NILES At the annual stockholders' meeting held Tuesday, President T.H. Pearce reported that National Standard Co.

and its wholly owned subsidiaries had earnings of $1,693,739 equal to 64 cents pe share, for the first fiscal quarter ended Dec. 21, 1966. This was 42 per cent higher on a per-share basis than last year's earnings of $1,176,276, or 45 cents per share. Net sales for the quarter were $24,243,154, a 19 per cent increase over sales of $20,456,806 a year ago. "Although these results are Very good," Pearce said, "we must point out that this quarter is being compared with the poorest quarter of last year.

Sales and earnings cannot be expected to increase at the same rate for the "balance of this fiscal year." He added that first quarter results compare favorably with the other quarters of the 1966 record year, when earnings were $5,880,000 or $2.25 per share on sales of $90.3 million. ECONOMIC OUTLOOK Reporting on the current economy, Pearce said, "there is talk of a business downturn, but we are not aware of any major changes up to this time that would substantially affect National Standard. Our business continues at a high level, and with a good first quarter behind us, we are confident that the company is heading for another fine year." In other business, stockholders approved the proposal to change the authorized capital stock to 6,000,000 shares of common stock and 600,000 shares of preferred stock, as well as a new stock option plan. Three directors were elected at the annual meeting for three-year terms. V.M.

Cain and C.F. Scheehle, were re-elected to the board. L.F. Koerber, of Northbrook, 111., was elected for a previously unfilled vacancy. Koerber is a partner of the law firm of McDermott, Will Emery, Chicago, which is presently general counsel for National-Standard.

National Standard manufactures a wide range of specialty wire, metal products and machinery, with 16 plant facilities in nine states, five foreign subsidiaries and four foreign affiliates. ROBINS COME SOUTH MIAMI, Fla. (AP) South Florida's word for' drifters who come here to escape the Northern winter is "snowbirds" and today, the snowbirds included large flocks of robins. Hartford Michael Miller, 'P M.l.i PERSONALITY PLUS This lovely 3 bedrm. ranch brick bungalow is Just waiting for you.

Large family style kitchen which features a riinlnir 91 433 Clark street; Mrs. Junior ma1o -is West SheDherd: Ver- No. 591 13 year old 3 bedroom rancher on Vi acre setting in So. St. 119 Snn rm.

with fireplace. Ample closets. lVa nie Preikschat, 135 East Hil-liard; Mrs. Ivan Schmalfeldt, 418 Linden. Dowagiac Mrs.

Clarence rVinlnnn route 4. TORNADO: Underlined is Orrick, a town of 800, where a tornado sent a high school roof crashing onto students today, killing one and injuring several others. (AP Wirephoto Map) oavn. li lot. HOT WATER CIRCULATING HEAT OIL.

EXCELLENT ST. JOE LOCATION. JEFFERSON 8CHL. DISTRICT. MOVE IN ANYTIME ONLY TOTZKE REAL ESTATE WA 5-0066 Benton Harbor Mrs.

Bertha Bntr Territorial road: Mrs Kalamazoo district, presided at the conference. Others elected were: Mrs. Donald Downing, lay member to the annual conference; Richard Weaver, reserve lay member; Don Mikel, youth representative; Larry Kunnen, alternate; Horace Linderman, superintendent of church school; Mr. August Essig, treasurer; Mrs. Wilma Brown, recording steward; Mrs.

Grace Decker, Mrs. Norman Jefers and Horace Linderman, communion stewards; Mrs. Grace Decker, hospitals and homes steward; Mrs. Wilma Brown, membership secretary; Horace Linderman, secretary of stewardship; August Sommer and Horace Linderman, district stewards; Horace Linderman and Mrs. Robert Ott, district board of missions and church extension, County Council of Churches and Methodist E.lf.B.

association; Charles Graves, head usher; Dr. Donald Downing and Clifton Birmingham, trustees; Sam Covington, David White and Mrs. Norman Jeffers, stewards; Commission chairmen are: membership and evangelism, Mrs. Everette Riggs; education, William Hartzler; missions; Mrs. Emory Noel; stewardship and finance, August Essig; Christian social Richard Weaver; Christian Vocations and Higher Education; Mrs.

SeymOur Pallack; Records and History; Mrs. Wilma Brown; Promotion Secretary for the Michigan Christian Advocate; Mrs. Robert Jefferis; auditing, Mrs. Milton Gibbs and Mrs. Emory Noel; pastoral Relations, Mrs.

Everette Riggs. Battery, Wallet Taken Thefts of a wallet and battery were reported to Berrien sheriff's deputies Tuesday. Patrick Vicini, Eau Claire, told deputies his wallet, containing a driver's license and small amount of cash, was taken from a room at Eau Claire high school. Dallas Harris, route 3, Colo-ma, said a battery, valued at $12, was taken from his tractor. Vandals broke radio aerials from two automobiles and bent the aerial on a third car at the Harold Scbuck home, 176 Delaware street.

Albert Weldon, 660 North Pike. BIRTHS No. 600 Deluxe 3 bedroom with many built-ins, new carpeting, 2 fireplaces, 23x25 activities room, divided basement, enclosed breeseway, 2 car garage. Priced in mid 20 s. In St Joseph.

No. 611 Lincoln School district tn St. Joseph. Features 3 bedrooms, carpeted Ilvingroom with fireplace, full base, ment, gas utilities, attached garage. $19, 900.

No. 601 3 bedroom bath and rancher with panelled activities room, divided basement, range and refrigerator, 2 car attached garage. $20,900. St. Joseph sohools.

No. 604 New 3 bedroom, with built, ins, divided basement, 2 cattgarage, 1 blocks from Lake Shore grse school. $19,500. Watervliet A boy, weighing, 7 pounds, 2 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Wayne TRI-LEVEL. .2 ACRES. 4 bedrms. 2 baths. LOTS OF GOOD SPACIOUS LIVING.

DBL. LIVING DINING ROOM ON THE FIRST SECOND FLOOR. Breakfast nook. 2 fireplaces. Bullt-)ns.

32 ft. family rm. Oil ht. 2 garages. In Watervliet area.

CALL NOW. Thumm, 227 Allen court, Tues day at 11:47 p.m. Smith Haven A eirl. weigh ing, 6 pounds, 3 pounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Denkins, route 2, box 80, Tues day at 8:35 a.m. DISCHARGES ALLEGAN Legalities involved in completing the sale of Allegan's muncipial electric plant to Consumers Power Co. will take about 60 days, city officials announced Tuesday. Allegan voters approved the $1,750,000 sale in a special election here Jan. 18.

Representatives of Trueheat Corporation, at this week's city council session, agreed to share costs of installing drains on their land adjacent to the municipal airport providing all of their property is taken care of by the drainage project. Council has directed City Manager Kenneth Bollinger to consult with the State Board of A onautics concerning the matter and prepare recommendations before next council meeting. The company, which recently expanded plant facilities here, claims new airport construction has aggravated a longstanding drainage problem on their property purchased from the city. Radio Station WASHINGTON (AP) The Communications Commission has announced receipt of' an application for an FM radio station at Sandusky, Mich. The application was filed by Sanilac Broadcasting Co.

The station would operate on 97.7 megacycles. GET STATE APPROVAL LANSING (AP) -i' The State Public Service Commission has authorized the Grand Blanc exchange of Michigan Bell Telephone Co. to enlarge its base rate area and discontinue four-party residential service. The, theft of auto equipment and a coat, and two acts of vandalism capped complaints received by Benton township police Tuesday and early today. Charles Edward Scott, route 1, Napier road, told police Tuesday a car he was repairing at Napier and Pipestone was stripped of two tires and two chrome rims during the night.

The car was reported owned by a Ron Wallace of 348 East Main street. Paul Waldschmidt, route 1, Bangor, told police early today his 1964 sports sedan was stripped of several engine parts and a gas cap at a Clark Equipment company lot, 4093 Pipestone road. Mrs. Edward Stone, route 2, Berrien Springs, reported Tuesday that her husband's black overcoat was swapped for an old coat while he attended a meeting at Holiday Inn, M-139, the previous night. Joe Lomonaco, owner of Lomonaco Grocery at Wells avenue and Territorial road, reported Tuesday that two windows in the store were bit but airgun Don Clark, 118 Meadow terrace, told police Tuesday the antenna of his 1965 station wagon was snapped off last Friday at Fairplain central school.

Township police also reported Tuesday that Benton Harbor police recovered a 1960 Cadillac reported missing Friday from Ashley Ford at Fairplain Plaza. It had been left at a service station for repairs. Also Tuesday, Patrolman Jack Hall helped Benton Harbor Schools Attendance Officer Charles Gray pick up an errant 14-year-old who later escaped from the county juvenile home at Berrien Center. Watervliet Hans Western. EXECUTIVE with a growing family will find this Ideal 4 bedroom COLONIAL home real family joy.

Formal dining rm. 22 ft. living rm. Rumpus rm. 24 baths.

MOM WILL LOVE THE KITCHEN WITH ALL THE BUTLT-INS. BIG LOT. Gas ht. 2 car garage. LESS THAN $34,000.00 SOUTH ST.

JOSEPH. DON'T WAIT ON THIS ONE. route 1, box 18; Mrs. wight FISTER REALTY CO. Realtor YU 3-6559 Peters ana baby girl, route z.

Coloma Richard Stone, route 4, box 641-E; Mrs. Beulah Myers, route 4, box 51. Hartford Mrs. Walter Mar-killie, 14 Franklin; Mrs. Arthur South Haven Hospital SOUJH HAVEN Patients admitted to South Haven Community hospital Tuesday were: Robert Poindexter, Mrs.

Arthur Knuth, Nicholas Diebold, Mrs. Earl DeKoeyer, Sharon Acerra of South Haven; Walter Pinkert of Breedsville; James Allan of Pullman. Discharged were: Diane and Judy Haynes, Donald Hughes, Mrs. Ruby White of South Haven; Mrs. Claire Ballwanz of Bangor; Patti Riede of Grand Junction.

A boy, weighing 6 pounds, 2Vi ounces, was born, to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carroll of Holland at 8:44 p.m. Monday. A girl, weighing 7 pounds, 15 ounces, was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Willie Burton of South Haven at 4:16, a.m. today. Oppose Treaty WASHINGTON (AP) Opponents are asking for more hearings on the U.S.-Soviet consular treaty and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has deferred its final vote on the. pact TOTZKE REAL ESTATE WA 5-0066 4 BEDROOM RANCH Carpet.

IV baths, full basement. $16,000. Will accept land contract. Phone 429-9904 after p.m. 3 BEDRM.

S. ST. JOE! I RAVINE CREEK NEARLY NEW! Just the most attractive home with an trim aluminum siding. Pretty lawn, shrubbery and trees with a sloping ravine and running creek below. Wash, ington Ave.

in an excellent Lakeshorc school area. Built-in range in the mo. dem kitchen with birch cabinets. modem bath. Three very nice bed.

rooms. All drapes and living room rug stays. Also large picture window overlooking ravine. Huge beautifully finish, ed family room or recreation room, with glass sliding doors leading out to terraced backyard. Gaa furnace, full block divided basement.

This lovely home Is just spotlessly clean and shows very well. Call now to see It. Priced for a fast sale at NEWMAN WA 5-1191 (46 Pipestone B.H. Open 9 to (Sea Our Plotur Listings) Bench and baby tjoy, 420 East Oak. Covert Clarence Smith, route 1, box 744; Michael Hyde, route 1, box 251.

Battery Stolen William Kunst, who lives 'at the Lincoln Apartments, 917 Pearl street, St, Joseph, reported to police at 6:20 a.m. today that the battery was stolen from bis car last night while it was parked in the lot behind his home. ALL NEW FOR 1967 "Our Family Tailored Home" mode features new designs, improved floor plans It more maintenance free materials. Low, low down payment monthly payments less than rent. Call now for a private showing discover why our home is measurably better.

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