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76 Daily Press, Newport News. Wednesday, December 26, 1979 Area Obituaries And Funeral's Mrs. Shields Mrs. Belvin Mrs. Mattie Inez Shields, 88.

of 635 SEVERN Hal Hoggo Belvin. 7fl, Help Wonted 70 SCAMSTRESS wanted i davs a wiwk 7 JO Coll tor Inltrvttw, 229 ms. The Bonhomint Richard Inn It now hlrlnu BreoMail and Dinner Cooks. Apply In perion 9am -Spm. Won.

-Frl. CHILD DAY CARE PROVIDE RS Needed. Residence of Wmsbo. preferred. Compensation .75 nr.

Coll Wmsbg. Social Services tor Info. ti9 3A7h. PLANNING DEPARTMENT SE-CRFTAWY, Cllv of Williamsburg Immedlnte opening. Position requires proficiency In typing, general office management Including maintenance of oil Planning Department records and ability to work with the public.

Shorthand preferred. Salary range depending on experience and framing, liberal fringe benefits. Contact William Mettfer, 329-85M. Eauol Opportunity Employer. Bellwood Road, died Monday in Patrick died Tuesday at hrr residence after an Henry Hospital.

A native of Nottoway County, she was a Peninsula resident for 61 years. She was a member of Chestnut United Methodist Church. Survivors include three daughters. Mrs. W.C Goldman of Newport News, DEATH NOTICES BAKER.

Mrs. C. BALDWIN, C.W. BELVIN. Mrs.

CROWDER, CD. DAVIS, C.W. DA VAULT, Reed DAYE, G.A. GSELL, John IIOBBS, Cmdr. J.

JOHNSON, Mrs. R. KIPPS, Mrs. K. MOATS, Mrs.

E. RICHARDSON, Mrs. F. ROSE, Mrs. O.

SHIELDS, Mrs. M. SINCLAIR, Mrs. N. WHITAKER, N.P.

Mrs, T.M. Quinn of Parker, and They bought it with a fast working Classified Ad! extended illness. She was the widow of Howard F. Belvin. She is survived by five daughters, Mrs.

C.B. Rowe Jr. and Mrs. Graham of Bena. Mrs.

Harry Ashe of Gloucester Point. Mrs. Francis Rowe of Hayes, Mrs. Warren Phillips of Hampton, one son, Bennie H. Belvin of Achilles, three sisters, Mrs.

Mary Mason of Gloucester. Mrs. Hobson Hogge and Stanley Belvin of Achilles, nine grandchildren and five great-grandchil- Funeral sendees will be conducted tat 2 pm Thursday at Union Baptist Church by Rev. David Pouchot and Rev. Charles H.

Jones. The remains will be Mrs. D.L. Swanson of Clearfield, Utah; two sons. Norman S.

Shields of Hamp ton and Richard V. Shields of Glendale, a sister, Mrs. Virgie Marek of Ro- seville. six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A graveside service will be con ducted at 11 a.m.

Thursday in Peninsula Articles For Sole 75 CMEV. 77 VEGA 4-sPd. low mileage. $1695. 770 3)61 FIREWOOD Solid Oak, split two toot lengths.

55 tor cord dliv- ered. Coll FIREWOOD C.H. CHANDLER 5Ai 3789 FORD 1972 LTD STATION WAGON. 1750. PH: 3161 PLYMOUTH 71 DUSTER 2-DOOR $500.

PH. 564-BU5 PONTIAC 79 Sunbird, 9,000 miles, 4 speed, Am-Fm rodlo. $4175. Phone: 270-3T6T. FIREWOOD Seasoned Hardwood.

$70cord, Wmsbg. $75NN. $55U-Haul. S40siabs. Chain saw wnew bar A bow.

229-1081. OAK FIREWOOD -You cut, vou haul. $15 opprox. 46 cord- Call Memorial Park by the Rev. James "placed in the church at 1 p.m.

Burial -will be in the Gloucester Point Ce- Mrs. Moats Peninsula Funeral Home is in charge. R. W. Da Vault WILLIAMSBURG -Reed W.

Da Vault. 69, of 249 Tyler Brooks Drive, died Monday in Williamsburg Community Hospital after a brief illness. A Missouri native, he had been a Peninsula resident for 40 years. He was metary. family will receive friends from 7'to 8:30 tonight in the Hogg Funeral THome, Gloucester Point.

Baker A funeral for Mrs. Carrie Baker. "w'ho died Sunday, will be conducted at 1 p.m. today in the Greater Waters Tern-pte by the Rev. M.

Wilson. Burial will -be. in a local cemetery. Family and frfiends will gather at 51 Poplar Avenue by noon today. Richardson A funeral for Mrs.

Frances Richard-son. who died Sunday, will be conducted 2 p.m. today in First United Methodist Church, Newport News, by the Rev. i- Richard M. Robertson and the Rev.

Jack Wilder. Burial will be in Peninsula Me- mortal Park. Baldwin Charles Wesley Baldwin, 77, a Newport News resident, died Sunday in Clinton, N.C.. after a long illness. He is survived by four daughters, in-chiding Mrs.

Mary Helen Park and Mrs. Mrs. Emmie Helen Moats. 87, of James River Convalescent Center, died Monday in Mary Immaculate Hospital after a short illness. A native of New Rochelle, N.Y..

she was a Peninsula resident for two years. She was an Army nurse during World War I and a member of the American Legion. She retired from nursing in 1962 from a New Rochelle hospital. She was a member of Christ United Methodist Church in New Rochelle and of the Greenwich (Conn.) Nurses Asso. Survivors include a son.

Lt. Col. Guy H. Moats (USAF-ret.) of Newport News; a sister, Miss Gertrude I. Berges of Newport News; three grandsons and two great-granddaughters.

A graveside service will be conducted at 1 p.m. today in Parklawn Memorial Park by Chaplain Justin G.G. Kahn, a captain at Langley Air Force Base. The family is at the home of the son at 775 Chatsworth Dr. R.

Hayden Smith Funeral Home is in charge. a retired farmer. Survivors include his widow. Mrs. Melva G.

Da Vault; two daughters, Mrs. Lois Reynolds of Lynchburg and Mrs. Katherine Miller of Williamsburg; a son, Robert C. DaVault of Williamsburg; two brothers, Charles DaVault of Jonesville and William DaVault of Sugar City, 10 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. A graveside service will be conducted at 3:30 p.m.

today in Williamsburg Memorial Park by the Rev. Jesse E. Bowman. The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the medical emergency service of the Williamsburg Fire Department. Jennel Funeral Home is in charge.

Adv. For Bids-O draw ht-v Bid within thirty (30) calendar davs after the dale ot the Bid opening. The Srhool Board reserves the right to reject any and all Bids, to waive minimalities or to accept any Bid deemed to be for the be-t inlorest ot the City of Newport News Public Schools. Wesley Wtison Chairman, School Board Citv ot Newport News Public Schools Newport News, Virginia Evans Hudson Architects, Inc. 12P2631.7 Trustees Sole TRUSTLt SAL OF REAL ESTATE 101? E.

Russeii Court Newport News, Virginia In execution of deed of trust hearing date ot August 1977, and recorded in the Clerk's Office ot the Circuit Court lor the City ot Newport News, Virginia, in Deed Book 9c3. paqe 332, executed bv Howard Franklin Ward ond Alma Mae Ward, husband and wile, default having occurred tht payment ot the indebtedness secuied therein, the present approximate balance of which is S7.000 00, and at the request of the beneficiary thereunder, the undersigned sole acting trustee, will offer for sole at public auction in front of the Courthouse of the Circuit Court tor the City of Newport News, Virginia. 2501 Huntington Avenue, Newport Npws, Virginia, on January 11, 1980, at 11:00 o.m.. the following described property, to-wit: AM that certain lot, piece or parcel ot land situate, lying and being in the City Ot Newport News. Virginia, known ond designated os Lot Numbered TWO (21, as shown on that certain plot entitled, of Aldee Homes in Warwick dated December 4, 1954, made bv M.

Sinclair, Certified Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor, which said plal is duly of record in the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court tor the Citv of Newport News, Virginia, in Plot Book 3, page 110. to which reference is here mode. Tax Map Identification: 284.00 04-21 The above described property will be sold subiect to the hen of that certain deed of trust dated October 6, 1972, and duty of record in the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court for the City of Newport News, Virginia, in Deed Book 806, page 24, securing the original sum of EIGHTEEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED FIFTY AND no100 DOLLARS 00), to Weaver which has a present op-proximate balance of $17,400.00. A deposit of ten percent (10) of the sales price will be required immediately of the successful bidder. Balance is to be paid within five (5) days from the date of sole-.

E. D. David. Sole Acting Trustee 2600 Woshmgton Avenue. P.

O. Box 78 Newport News, Virginia 23607 (804) 245-2861 DATED: December 12 1979 12 P-19-26-2-9 Pari of the City ot Newport News, Virginia, known os 2000 Jefferson Avenue, Newport News, Virginia, on the 27th day of December, 1979, at 12:00 p.m., on the front steps of the Circuit Courthouse, 2501 Huntington Avenue, Newport News, Virginia, the property described in such deed. TERMS: Cosh. Ten per cen (10) of the amount of the bid required at time of sole and balance to be paid within five (5) davs thereafter. J.

RUBIN (RUBEN), TRUSTEE FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Robert P. Frank Attorney for Trustee 9286 Warwick Boulevard Newport News. Virginia 23607 (804) 247-0158 12-P-17-21-26 TRUSTEES' SALE OF 2000 Jefferson Avenue Newport News, Va. (Tax Mop 312 03-03-23) In execution ot a deed of trust from El wood Lawrence ond Clou-dine Lawrence, husband and wife, dated May 25. 1976.

recorded in the Clerk's Office of the Circuit Court of Newport News, Virginia, in Deed Book 928, page 206, the undersigned Trustee will otter for sale ot public ouction property described as Lot Numbered Thirty-three (33), in Block Thirty-two (32), Map of Public Hearing Public Hearing The City of Poquoson Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on January 16, 1980 to consider the request of Raymond C. Carter for a variance in building side setbock requirements for a proposed addition to his residence at 1 Trotwood Drive. Public comments are invited. 12-P-26-H 2 Public Auction Take notice that on December 28. '979 at 4 P.M.

on the premises ot Old Colony Bank, Jamestown Rood, Williamsburg, Virginia, the undersigned will sell at a public ouction. tor cash, and reserving for itself the right to b'd. the following described vehicle 1974 Buick 4-door sedan, Serial 4H29J 4H105227. OLD COLONY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY OF WILLIAMSBURG 12 P-26-27-28 ml Dogs, Cats, Pets, etc. 30 PUPPIES reodv (or Christmas! Lhasa ApsoPoodle mix.

140 ea. Coll 220-3706. For Rent85 DRUIO HILLS 2-storv. Colonial 3BR. formal LR.

OR. kitchen. att gar. Avoll. now.

S3D0 mo. JP YANCEY REALTY. 595-4456. 174- 0595. 1 2 BR Apts 3 BR Townhouses THE VILLAGE AT WILLIAMSBURG NEWLY REDECORATED PRIVATE MANAGEMENT PHONE 229-0358 MOBILE HOME lor rent Windy Mill.

2BR. 2 BA, turn, washer 6, dryer. S225 per mo. Incl. heat.

Oe- posit required. 229-1271. CITY LIMITS Nr. James Blair, small 2BR priv. house, S150 mo.

deposit $150. 2294514. Real Estate For Sale 90 Know what our fovonte tour letter word SOLD! Murphy-McCardle, Realtors 229-6151 Mrs. Sinclair GLOUCESTER -Mrs. Nannie Steger Sinclair.

HH, died Tuesday in Riverside Hospital. A native of Buckingham County, she was a former teacher in the county school system before taking a job with the Railroad. She was a member of Abingdon Episcopal Church, where she was a member of the Altar Guild and the Women of the Church. She was also a member of American Legion Auxiliary 75 and a past worthy matron of Mildred Warner Chapter 129 of the Eastern Star. Survivors include her husband, Jefferson K.

Sinclair; a son, J. Keith Sinclair Jr. of Fairfax; a sister. Mrs. Mary S.

Webster of Buckingham County; two brothers, Charlie E. Steger and Thomas J. Steger, both of Buckingham County. A funeral service will be conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday in Abingdon Episcopal Church by the Rev.

Reginald Eastman and the Rev. Frank L. Rose. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 tonight in Andrews-Faulkner Funeral Home.

The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to the American Cancer Society or the building fund of Abingdon Episcopal Church. George Daye George A. Daye, 65, the brother of Dr. L.T. Daye, pastor of Zion Baptist Church, died Tuesday in Hillsboro, N.C.

He was a resident of Eillsboro. Survivors include his widow, father. 12 children, sister and three other brothers. A funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday in Warren's Chapel Baptist Church, Prospect Hill.

N.C, by the Rev. J.C. Brown. Burial will be in a local cemetery. Hester.

Whitted and Daye Funeral Roxboro, N.C, is in charge. C. W. Davis DELTA VILLE -Clarence W. Davis.

67. died Sunday in his home here after a short illness. A native of Deltaville. he was a veteran of World War II and a member of Clarksbury United Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs.

Sarah V. Davis; a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Chadwell of Lafollia, a brother, Johnny R. Davis of Deltaville; and three grandchildren. A graveside service will be conducted at 2 p.m.

today in Philippi Memorial Gardens by the Rev. James A. Hain. The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to the Davis Memorial Fund of the Clarksbury' United Methodist Church. Bristow-Faulkner Funeral Home, Saluda, is in charge.

John Gsell John J. Gsell 53. of 643 Ha-persville Road, died Tuesday in Hampton Veterans Hospital. A native of Norfolk, he was a longtime resident of the Peninsula. He was employed by Parkview Building Supply Co.

and attended Wythe Presbyterian Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Helen C. Gsell; three daughters. Mrs.

Mary Myers of Chesapeake, Mrs. Patricia A. Finch of Newport News and Mrs. Janice K. Justice of Hampton; three sons, John J.

Gsell Jr. and Paul C. Gsell of Newport News and David B. Gsell of Tennessee; three brothers, William H. and George Gsell, both of Newport News, and Albert P.

Gsell of St. Petersburg, Fla; his mother, Mrs. Flor including Alvah Baldwin of Tabb and Cmdr. IlODDS Baldwin of Gloucester. Sur DORMA HOLIDAY GREETINGS The office will be closed during Xmos week so thai our members mov be with their families.

Just dial us at home. We love to talk about real estate. NORGE -Residence zoned commercial on highly traveled Rt. 40. Suitable for professional office or private residence.

Ample parking. CITY -2 story colonial home with attached guest apt. Every wish anticipated in this magnificent home. NEW LISTING -Waterfront lot. Wooded.

ACREAGE -3 89 acres, wooded, prestigious community. MIDDLE PLANTATION -Three lovely wooded lots. Very reasonably priced. OFFICE SPACE -Richmond Rood. OFFICE 253-0114 Judy Matthews Joe Gallagher 2W-4332 Beverley Dorman 229-2087 Erma Lou Gait 229-2121 HZ WILLIAMSBURG -Cmdr.

Junius Page Hobbs of 124 Holly Road, died Monday at home. A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, he served in the Pacific during World War II. He retired in 1962 from Cheatham Annex. He was a member of the Rotary Club, the Middle Plantation Club and the U.S.

Naval Academy Alumni Association. He was a past president for local chapters of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. Survivors include his widow. Mrs. Rachel Hobbs; four sons, Charles M.

Hobbs of Virginia Beach, John K. Hobbs of Annapolis, Thomas P. Hobbs and James R. Hobbs, both of Richmond; a daughter, Mrs. Rachael W.

Blanks of Williamsburg, two sisters and five grandchildren. A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. today in Cedar Grove Cemetery. Bucktrout Funeral Home is in charge. CD.

Crowder Charles D. Crowder 71, the father of Charles W. Crowder of York-town, died Tuesday in a Norfolk hospital. A native of Virgilina, the elder Crowder was a resident of Norfolk. He retired in 1970 as owner and operator of Crowder's Esso Station on Military Highway.

He is survived by two brothers, including Clement H. Crowder of Newport News. Other survivors include his widow, a daughter, a sister and two grandchildren. A funeral service with Masonic rites will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Tidewater Drive Chapel of Hollomon-Brown Funeral Home.

Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Norfolk. The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 8 tonight. N. P. Whitaker WEST POINT -Nathanael P.

Whitaker, 73, of Saluda, died Monday in a Gloucester Hospital. Survivors include his widow. Mrs. Clara B. Whitaker; two daughters, Mrs.

Clara Smith of Saluda and Miss Mary Whitaker of St. Angerlow, a brother, Curtis Whitaker of Graham, four grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. The family will receive friends at Vincent Funeral Home from 7 to 9 tonight. Mrs.

Kipps WILLIAMSBURG -Mrs. Kathryn M. Kipps of 926 Foley Drive died Monday in Williamsburg Community Hospital. A native of Zerbe, she was a Peninsula resident for 23 years. In September she retired as assistant manager of the Information Center for Colonial Williamsburg.

Survivors include her husband, Henry E. Kipps; a son, Michael R. Kipps of Williamsburg; a brother, Joseph Zernhelt of Fremont, her mother, Mrs. Esther D. Zernhelt, also of Fremont; and two granddaughters.

A funeral will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday in Bucktrout Funeral Home by Vicar William Heising of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church. Burial will be in Williamsburg Memorial Park. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 p.m.

Thursday in the funeral home. The family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of contributions to the emergency medical services of the Williamsburg Fire vrvors also include his widow, a sister, 24T grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. "A funeral service will be conducted i arT2 p.m. today in Rowan Baptist Church. Clinton, by the Rev.

Michael Shook. Burial will be in a Clinton ceme-t tery. Crumpler-Honeycutt Funeral Home is In charge. i Mrs. Rose -WEST POINT -Mrs.

Olivia D. Rose. 15th Street, died Sunday in a hospital. "A native and life-long resident of she is survived by two sons. Leon and Leonid Byrd, both of West Point.

---A funeral service will be conducted 11 a.m. Thursday in St. Pauls Epis-'copal Church by Father Vincent S. Hodge. Burial will be in Escobrook Baptist Church cemetery.

Mattaponi. The family will receive friends from ,7 to 8 tonight at J.K. Redmond Funeral Shacklefords. Family and friends will gather at Jthe home of Leon Byrd by 10 a.m. Thursday.

-Mrs. Johnson i TOANO -Mrs. Ruth Ardell Johnson. ,369. of Chickahominy Road, died Monday 'in Williamsburg Community Hospital after a short illness, i A life-long resident of James City she was a member of Chickahominy Baptist Church.

I Survivors include a son, George Richardson of Toano. I A funeral will be conducted at 2 p.m. today in Chickahominy Baptist Church toy Xhe Rev. J.H. Moody.

Burial will be in-the church cemetery- The body will be placed in the ilfurch at noon. Family and friends will father at the residence by 1:15 p.m. ioday. Whiting Funeral Home is in charge. DORMAN HOLIDAY GREETINGS' The office will be closed during Xmas week so that our members may be with their families.

Just dial us ot home. We love to folk about real estote. NORGE -Residence zoned commercial on highly traveled Rt. 60. Suitable tor professional office or private residence.

Ample parking. CITY -2 story colonial home with attached guest opt. Every wish anticipated In this magnificent home. NEW LISTING -Waterfront lot. Wooded.

ACREAGE acres, wooded prestigious community. MIDDLE PLANTATION -Three lovely wooded lots. Very reasonably priced. OFFICE SPACE -Richmond Road. DEATHS Smithfield GARDNER, Walter Rex.

1433 Toads Lane, Hampton, died Mon day, Dec. 24, 1979, in Richmond. iurvtved bv widow, parents, and maternal grandparents. Funeral arrangements in complete. Lawrence B.

Wood Funeral Home tn charge MOATS, Mrs. Emmie Helen, Special Notice 31 A FRUITLES TREE That which man altoins for him tell. Is lost. That which he ottoins for others, remains. SACKCLOTH ence Gsell of Florida; and eight grandchildren.

Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Peninsula Funeral Home is in charge. James River Convalescent Center, Newport News, died Mondov, Dec. 24, 1979, in Mary Immocu-loie Hospital. Survived bv son, sister, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Graveside service at 1 p.m. todav, Dec. 26, 1979. in Parklawn Memo OFFICE Judy Matthews Joe Gallagher Beverley Dorman Ermo Lou Gait 253-01 16 2N-0447 229-4332 229-2087 229-2121 rial Park. (R.

Hovden Smith Fu Gloucester jGSA Pushes Costly Phone Network, Critics Say It Favors Bell System Help Wanted 49 TREE FOREMAN Climbers needed. Experienced. To work in Gloucester area trimming trees on utility lines. Work begins Jan 1. Good pay benehts.

Coll 794-5343 collect. 7 A.M. to P.M. Monday Friaav. tive basis, as the General Services Ad neral Home in charqe.) GSELL, John J.

643 Har-persvilte Road, Newport News, died Tuesday. Dec. 25, 1979, in Hampton Veterans Hospital. Survived by widow, three daughters, three sons, mother, three brothers and eight grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.

(Peninsula Funeral Home in charge.) SHIELDS, Mrs. Mattie Inez, 635 Bellwood Road, Newport News, died Monday, Dec. 24, 1979, In Patrick Henry Hospital. Survived bv three daughters, two sons, sister, six grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Graveside service at a.m.

Thursday, Dec. 27, 199, in Peninsula Memorial Park. Peninsula Funeral Home in charge.) FORMAN, Mrs. Rubv, Ot 1000 Botes Drive, Newport News, died Friday. Dec.

21, 1979, in Whit-toker Memorial Hospital. Funeral, 11 o. m. today, Dec, 24, 1979, In Franklin Funeral Home. Burial will be in Pleasant Shade Cemetery.

(Franklin Funeral Home in charapi Metrex, for Metropolitan Centrex, a name coined by the phone company. The inspector general, Kurt W. Muellenberg, said that the Metrex pro ministration has purchased equipment for 35 smaller systems in other cities. But Muellenberg, the inspector general, said that "any prospective competitor of would be at a great disadvantage For Rent 55 NEW 1BH duplex avail January 15th. 19A0.

Near Gloucester Point. Call 642 5488. smaller competitors. Congress, the Federal Communications Commission and the antitrust division of the Justice Department have all been pushing for more competition in the telephone industry. The head of the procurement agency, Rowland G.

Freeman 3d, who endorsed the principle of competitive bidding at his confirmation hearing last summer, said that he expected to make a final decision on the package soon. The decision could be reviewed by Con Williamsburg Notices 60 LEGALS Adv. For Bids TEAGLE REALTY WATERFRONT: Chickohomlnv. Weti built brick rancher. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, lovely living room with fireplace overlooking the water.

One car oversfie garage ond extra large family room will give the fomily who! they have been waiting for. SKIPWITH FARMS: Williamsburg. Brick Ranch with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room, dining room combo. Eat-in kitchen comes with dishwasher, electric range and refrigerator. This home Is located on a large corner lot and Is reaav for Immediate occupancy.

COUNTRY CLUB ACRES: York County. Location excellence describes this 4 bedroom, 2Vj both, 2 story traditional styled home. A well equipped eat-in kitchen, cor garage, and sunken den with hea-tilator fireplace are oil lust minutes from Hampton and Newport News. JAMESTOWN AREA: Colonial Home minutes from Willlomsturg. Less than one year young with nine years ot H.O.W.

warranty remaining. Four BRs. den, rec. room, living room, dining room, extra large eat-in country kitchen, sewing room and 2 car garage, oil on your own waterfront lot. This home is In excellent condition ond is ready for Immediate occupancy.

KINGSPOINT: Contemporary Design. Approx. 4.000 so. ft. of elegance tor the fomily with a floir for living.

Two story decking overlooking a quiet lake and 1.40 acres ot mature trees. Call us today tor your own private showing. ACREAGE LOTS MIDDLE PLANTATION: Excellent building lots ready tor your Dream Home. Call tor details. THE COLONIES Waterfront.

Approx. 200 feet on woterfront on the Chickonominy River, Lot size is 1,61 acres. Several mature trees, underground utilities ond restrictions to protect the neighborhood. Terms con be orranged on the equity. Investment In The Future 30 Acres Plus located In Charles City County, Holdcroft area, Very convenient to Chickahominy River, and boat landing.

This is a Teagie Really Exclusive Listing. to effectively compete for any permanent system once Metrex is in place." Freeman said that before acting on the telephone company proposal he would consult a panel of senior GSA officials whom he recently appointed to advise him on major procurement decisions. Officials of the procurement agency estimate that Metrex would save the government $5 million a year in a phone bill that now exceeds $600 million a year nationally. But Terry Steichen, an official of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, a Commerce Department agency that advises the president, said, "No economies of scale have been demonstrated." Steichen, an electronics engineer, WASHINGTON The General Ser-vices Administration, the central j' purchasing agent for the federal go-r. vernment, is trying to link the 240,000 i- telephones of 140 separate agencies into one huge new system, even though crit- ics.

in Congress, in other agencies and in I' the procurement system itself say that the multimillion-dollar project is unnec- and violates federal procure-ment rules. If the unsolicited proposal by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. is accepted, the latest technology will be to connect virtually all civilian federal agencies in the Washington area "irito one network larger that those of such cities as Colorado Springs or Flint, Mich. The project, according to GSA officials, would trim $5 million a year in equipment and labor costs. "XThe federal agency, which orders 'and stores office supplies and equipment for the government, and the company, a member of the Bell "System, refused to disclose the exact terms or the cost of the proposal, assert-tjflg a need to protect confidential business information.

But an internal go-vernment memorandum obtained by the New York Times put the cost at $50 million a year for five years, and critics say the total cost could go as high as $300 million. Officials of the GSA want to put the through without competitive bidding. Critics say that this approach The Dally Press. Inc. Williamsburg Office Classified Advertising HOLIDAY DEADLINES for New Years Holiday Family Commercial Ads SUN S.

MON 5:00 pm Thurs TUESDAY noon Frl 5:00 pm Fri posal did not meet the standards for non-competitive procurement. In a confidential memorandum to Freeman, he said that he was concerned about "the apparent violation of certain federal and GSA procurement regulations." Carr's own procurement director, A. Crone, opposed the proposal in a memorandum in which he said that he had found no evidence that federal agencies needed or wanted the "enhanced features" of Metrex. He also warned that there could be a substantial cost for training government employees to operate it. Instead of multi-extension phones with hold" buttons to enable a user to take several calls, Metrex would provide single-line, push-button phones with a variety of special features.

By pushing a sequence of buttons, for example, users could juggle two calls and program their phones to transfer calls automatically to another number in the system without the aid of an operator. Spn. Max Baucus, who held hearings on the proposal this year, said that it was "a classic example of a totally unwarranted, wasteful project." He particularly criticized the agency for considering awarding the contract "on a sole-source, non-competitive basis." Freeman and Carr said that Metrex was only an interim system, a transition stage to a still more modern network that would be purchased on a competi gress and the White House. Frank J. Carr, commissioner of the national telecommunications service operated by the procurement agency, has strongly recommended acceptance of the plan and recently signed a "justification for non-competitive procurement." Carr, in an interview, expressed complete support for the new system, voiced confidence that it would ultimately be approved and asserted that, at present, no company outside the Bell System could meet the vast needs of the government.

The agency's records show that the telephone company made a similar proposal in 1976 and that the agency rejected it a year later as being too costly. Still, in meetings with other agencies, GSA officials have been making a strong appeal for it, asserting that phone service provided by other companies would be "inherently less reliable" in a national emergency. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBILITY MODIFICATIONS, PHASE II CITY OF NEWPORT NEWS PUBLIC SCHOOLS NEWPORT NEWS. VIRGINIA Sealed Bids will be received by the City ot Newport News Public School Board until 3:00 P.m. current local lime, on Tuesday, January 15, 1980 at the Newport News Public Schools Administration Building, 12465 Warwick Boulevard, Newport News.

Virginia, at which lime they will be publicly opened and read aloud. The Protect consists of the construction of building access ramps and toilet modifications to various school buildings. Bidding Documents may be obtained from the office of the Architect, Evan and Hudson Architects, 47 West Queens Way, Hampton, Virginia. Requests for Bidding Documents shall be accompanied bv a deposit check of Ftfty (50 Dollars per set to a maximum of two (2) sets. Deposits will be refunded as outlined in Instructions to Bidding Documents mov also be examined at the Peninsula Builders Exchange and F.

W. Dodge, Inc. All Bids shall be mode on tht forms furnished, and shall be accompanied by Certified Chock or Bid Bond In the amount of five percent (5) ot the Base Bid, povable to the order ot the City of Newport News Public Schools. The successful Bidder will be required to execute a formal agreement in a form satisfactory to fht Owner and to furnish a Performance Bond eauol to one hundred percent (100) of the Contract Sum. Bidders are reaulred to comply with Chapter 7, Title 54, Code of Vuginio.

No Bidder may with- Dlol 8VPOSS Rd, Wllllomsburo Closed New Years Day LOST Deaf Cat. Long haired, white saulrrel color, 1 Winston Terr Dr. Sat, Dec 15. Reward. 229-8267 or 179-8902.

called the Metrex proposal an example of "bureaucratic empire-building." Most federal agencies had their own phone systems and switchboards until the GSA began consolidating service here in 1964. Then, about six years ago, large agencies turned away from its system in search of more versatile equipment. Thomas W. Zetty, communications manager at the Commerce Department, said, "We are happy with our current system. We already have everything the proposed GSA system would have and maybe more." LOST male Siberian Husky.

A mos. old. white with black mask obovt eves. Answers to Tinker. Nelson Park area 1215.

Reward. Ph. WE BUY JUNK CARS DAVID 1 SONS 564-9928 THE PACESETTER Services 45 OFFICE Janet Bloekman Adrian Stepp Bob Moore Dick McNutt Kathleen McNutt Dennis McAHster 229-2811 77.9CM1 229-5532 2294061 229-9251 229-9751 229-2811 However, the agency own inspector general has expressed grave doubts about the new system, known as would not only violate federal regulations but would also set a precedent of favoring the Bell System over its RE PA THAT DRIVEWAY. Crush run or stone delivered and graded. Richards Trucking 229 6736 or 220-1487 I.