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Tri-City Area Records Building Permits Center, Annemarie Steel to Michael and Eliz. Sutherland, Lot 68, Sec 3, Breezy Hill, $51,400. Richard and Frances Weigler to and Josephine Swenson, Sec, Sherwood 's office last in A Ri i ur A -vP aniels dwelling, Lo1 Rt James Dai(ey, dwelling, Rt 635 Blackweater, $30,000 I uildi "9 inspector COLONIAL HEIGHTS The building permits were iavi 0 ris Jr dwelling, 3812 Perthsh ire Lane, $58,052 Jones Jr dwelling, 3824 Perthshire Lane, $58,052 Neaj i Barnes, 3842 Conduit Road, $58,658. CHESTERFIELD-- The following building permits were issued last week by the building inspector'soffice: Douglas AA. Rudd, dwelling, Winterpock Road, 325,000.

a a i skateboard clubhouse, Turner Road, $50,000. Exxon, service station, I 95 and Willis Road, $60,000. Earl Lotterman and Charles Stigall, dwelling. Lemaster Lane, Goodwin and Smith, Inc dwelling, Banview Drive and Logan Street, $40,000. Legacy Homes, dwelling, Quail Hill Drive, $55,000.

Rustic Construction Corp dwelling, Millvale Road, $28,000. Rustic Construction dwelling, Cordova Lane, $26,000. Joseph W. a dwelling, Hunts Bridge Road, i I a a Hill Ralph c. Reynolds, dwelling, Indian Springs Road, $42,000.

Archie K. McLellan dwelling, Rothbury Drive, $55,000. Real Estate PETERSBURG--The following real estate transactions were recorded recently in the Circuit Court Clerk's office: David G. Blalock et al to Hebernia H. Cuthbert, S.

side Louisa Drive, Lots 13 and 14, Blk. 13, $14,775. Frances L. McDaniel to Gary W. Romuth, Lot 13, Blk.

10, Walnut Hill, $29,000.. Ernest R. Gramme and wife to Walter H. Shlefield and wife. Lot 4, Blk.

Sec. 4, Oakhurst Subdivision, $28,500. Henry B. Freeman and wife to Michael C. Wicks and wife, Lot 16, part of Lot 15, Blk.

26, Walnut Hill, Raymond A. Henshaw and wife to L. P. D. Enterprises, Lots 46 and 47, Greenwood Farms, $80,000.

Mary Susan Mathews et al to Harold C. Minctree and Vicki Minitree, 211 Marshall $31,000. Charles D. Hinton and wife to Richard D. Rankin and wife.

Lots, Blk. Sec. 4, Oakhurst Subdivision, $30,908. Elton B. Carlson and wife to Alice C.

Grizzard, Lots 27 and 28, Blk. 3. Sec. 1, Walnut HIM Subdivision, $35,000. Legare T.

Robertson to John F. Corbeft and wife, Lot 56, Evergreen, $49,000. Raymond A. Henshaw and wife to L. P.

D. Enterprises Lot 54, Greenwood Farm, 540,000. Anna C. Watson to Preston Wilson and wile, N. side Overbrook Road, $48,000.

Ralph D. Gowen and wife 1o Lafayette N. Shelley and wife, 317 Weyanoke Lot 14, Blk. Walnut Hill, $40,000. John H.

Haynes and wile to Gregory Gunn et al, Lot 69, Greenwood Farms, $34,750. Alexander Hamilton Jr. to Henry B. Freeman et al. Lots 9 Blk.

17, Walnut Charlotte Austin Irving to M. Ronald Helms and wile, Lots 18 19, 20, Walnut Hill Addition, $88,000. Charles W. Aylor and wife to Darvl L. Guy and wife, Lot 4, Blk.

Glen Park, $22,800. Bland Development Inc. Jo Melvin Dean Whifllngfon and wife. Lots 3 and 4, Blk. Commonwealth Acres, SI 2,000.

John B. Kelley and wife to James W. Jarett Sr. and wife, Lot 1, Blk. Sec.

4, Oakhurst, Barnett M. Llnkous and wife to William J. Herring, E. side Henrico Street, $17,000. Mary Frances Rose Carr to Robert E.

and Patricia D. Moody, E. side s. Sycamore nos. 27,29, William D.

West and wife to Robert N. Harrison and wife, Lots 38 and part of 39, Blk. 26, Walnut Hill, $39,500. Alton L. Boydon and wife to Charles A.

Williams and wife, side Mercury Street, $18,500. Patrick J. O'Mara to Sibera et al, 0.637 acre, $22,450 KnollwoodCorp.to David T. and Rhonda D. BWIock, Lot 2, Blk Sec.

4, Berkeley Manor, $34,750. Edith Rackley Oodson to Julia G. Lee, 102 Liberty $14,000 Joseph E. Owen and wife to Richard H. Barrett Lot 8, Blk Dunedin, $22,500.

Richard Bogese Realty inc. to William J. Cortez and wife. Lot 4, Sec. 1, Lakewood North, $31,600 Thomas R.

Davis and wife to Robert Ziegenfuss and wife. Lot 10, Blk. Sec. 4, Oakhurst, $28,500 Herbert Jarratt and wife" to Bettie Perry, Lot 29, Blk. Glen Park, $25,950.

Arthur L. Talley and wife to Jacob G. Klein, Lots 1 and 2, Blk 14, Petersburg Annex, $13,000. COLONIAL HEIGHTS--The following real estate transactions were recorded last week in the circuit court clerk's office: Gary and Marcia Cauble to John Deere Lot 6, Blk. Sec.

5, Sherwood Hills, $53,675. James and Jennifer Bumpass to Jack W. and Cynthia Granade Lot 16, Lexington, $44,500. Irene Shannon Johnson et.als. to William and Dorrie Johnson, Lot Daniel and Terry Smith to Anne Marie Steele, Lot 9, Blk.

Old Oaks, $33,500. William and Helen Harris lo Daniel and Terry Smith, Tr. 16, Buck and Frances Cummins to James and Jennifer Bumpass, Lot 20, Lexington, $53,000. Feazel CPH Real Estate Co. to Harry and T.

M. Ashley, Lots 24 and 25, Blk. W. Lyonia, $10,000. William and Joanne Lozier to Harold and Rebecca Phillips, Lot 38, Lexington, $62,500.

Colonial Heights Development Corp. to Charles and Marsha Jean Foster etc. ef. al. to Raymond and Mary Harward.

par. Ashby A'cres, $1,200. J. W. Harris and wife to Jas.

and Martha Brewer, Lot 6, Pt. Lot 7, Greeory, $36,000. Terrence Goodwin and wife to Lee and Nancy Grubbs, Lot 6, Pt Lot 5, Blk. 15, Riverside Park and $40,000. HOPEWELL-The following real estate transactions were recorded last week in the circuit court clerk's off ice: Mack C.

and Florence C. Holt to and a L. McKeithan, Lot Blk. 21, Sec. Appomattox Heights, $55,500.

Vernon C. and Doris G. Jensen to Jerald T. and Hollis A. Barnes, Lot 3, $41,000.

Phyllfs K. Russell and William J. Denny to Donald M. and Fanny M. Howell, Lot '16, Piner Subdivision, $34,000.

Julius C. and Helen E. Taylor to Torsten E. Peterson, Hardaway Marks. J.

Y. Plotkin and Herman M. Nachman, Lot Blk. 16, Hopewell Heights, $1,500. Walter L.

and Hazel L. Worrell to Russell H.and Dana W. Shaffer, $22000 A Donald B. and Patricia Ann Horner to George F. and Virginia D.

Conner, Lots 6-7, Blk. 39, Day Subdivision, $4,500. Norman L. and Lula T. Griffin to Ernestine E.

Williams, Lot 7, Blk Sec. 2, King Court, $24,900. Bogese Inc. to Joseph W. and Sharon L.

Boothe, Lot 7, Blk Sec. 1, Colonial Manor, $40,500. Robert A. and Mary B. Atwater to Clyde T.

and Sharon H. Mason, Lot 1, Blk. Sec. 6. Kippax Estates, $39,500.

Charles R. and Harriet N. Slorm to L. Dallas and Janelle A. Marshall, Lots 4-5, Blk.

121, a tleground Annex, $16,000 Gordon T. and Linda L. Ford to Harold E. Harrison Lots43 44, Donald A. and Sheila K.

Sowers Jr. to Michael J. Bogese Jr. and David R. Bogese, two parcels, 10.35 acres in Hqpewell and Prince George and .95 acre in Prince George, $88,000.

Charles W. and Judith E. Webb to Charles F. and Kim B. Vealey, Lot 4, Elder Manor Subdivision, Phylllss W.

and Orin W. Norwood to Ralph A. and Jeanne G. Smith Lot 1, Blk. 19, Sec.

3, Westwood Park, $30,000. Frank J. and Virginia B. Blaha and Ronald M. Blaha to Vernon and Doris G.

Jensen, Lots 5-7, Blk. 21, West City Point Addition, Howard D. Delano to Richard Delano, southern 75feet of Lots 1-2, iam L. and Asako Stockton A' 1 and Ruby Mae Daniels, Lots 15 and 16, Blk. High Point Subdivision, $21.

000. George S. and Mary M. Elder to Rnn 9ral r-' Tne(r "aT Collins 9 0 don an Verina P. Blk I and Dorothy K.

to George E. and Wanda 3 2 Elder Manor Subdivision, $26,500. Linwood p. and Minnie L. Roberts to Rosalind J.

Roberts, Lot Blk. Sec. 1, King Court, JULIANA MARKET 1740 W.WASHINGTON ST. COVNTKT MIND ,,1.29 Spare Ribs Ib 69 6WW.TNEY Big 8 Franks i Schlitz Beer 6 12-OZ. CANS Memorial Fund Is Started PETERSBURG--The Joseph Jenkins Roberts Memorial Fund, has been formed to "accept the challenge to Petersburg implied within the i i a in the February 17, 1977 Progress-Index 'Joseph Jenkins Roberts Deserves a said Joseph H.

Jenkins, chairman scecretary of the newly formed group. The fund was lormed to erect a granite marker on the northwest corner of Sycamore and Wythe Streets about 100 yards from where Roberts lived on Union Street. Roberts was born a free black in Norfolk in 1809, but spent most of his early life in peters- burg. He later sailed to the then African colony of liberia. he was to become iiberia's first black governor and was named the new country's first president when they gained independence.

He was an acknowledged statesman, politician and diplomat whose career in public life is likened to that of George Washington's. The fund has received a grant from the city and is asking contributions to enable it to publish a brochure which will be distributed to students, institutional residents and made available at cost at local tourism sites. Jenkins said the fund hopes to have this accomplished by next spring and are asking contributions be made prior to Oct. 31. Further information may be obtained by contacting the Memorial Fund at 135 W.

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