The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 5

THE NEWS, Frederick, Friday, December 31, 1976 Page A-5 Obituaries Mrs. Elsie V. Coblentz Mrs. Elsie V. Cobientz, 72, Rt.

i Middletown, died Wednesday. Dec. 29 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was born in Middletown, Aug 24 1905, a daughter ol the late Samuel and Fannie G. McBride.

She was a member of the Christ Reform Church in Kings Daughter class at the Sunday school, the Middletown Senior Citizens and a former member of the Farm Bureau planning group. Her husband, Philip O. Coblentz predeceased her in 1973. She is survived by several nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Gladhil! Funeral Home, Middletown, after noon, Friday, Dec.

31. Services will be held from the funeral home at a.m. Saturday, conducted bv the Rev. Jorris Beckmann. Interment "will be in the Reformed Cemetery.

Memorials may be sent to the Reformed Church Memorial Fund. Mr. Ronald E- Stitley Mr. Ronald Stitley, Woodlawn, died Thursday, Dec. 30.

He was born in Frederick County, a son of D. Raymond Stitley and the late Mary Wolfe Stitley. Surviving, besides his father, are his wife, Catherine Stitley: one daughter, Mrs. Shirley Jenkins; one orother, Francis Stitley; one sister, Betty Lou Keeneer; four grandchildren, Robert Jenkins Jill Jenkins, Michael Jenkins and Michelle Jenkins. Friends may call at the Loring Byers a 8728 Liberty Ro'ad, Randallstown (two miles west of Beltway exit 13) from 7-9 p.m.

Friday, Dec. 31, and from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 1, where services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Jan.

3. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery. Mrs. Nellie S. Hildebrand Mrs.

Nellie S. Hildebrand. 717 Dennis Silver Spring, formerly of Dickerson, died Thursday, Dec. 30 at Holy Cross Hospital. She was the wife of the late Nathan D.

Hildebrand, who predeceased her Julv4, 1972. and a daughter of the William and Katherine Ricketts Selby. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Helen Harrison, Silver Spring: one sister, Mrs. Edna Carloise, Bethesda.

She was predeceased by a brother Charles Selby, and three sisters, Miss Annie Selby, Mrs. Mae Smith, and Mrs. Viola Carloise. Friends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday.

Jan. 2, at the Hilton Funeral Home. Barnesviile. Services will be held at Poolesville United Methodist Church at 11 a.m. Monday, Jan.

3. Interment will be in the Monocacv Cemeterv, Beallsville. In lieu of flowers, donations mav be made to the Poolesville United Methodist Church. Poolesville. Mrs.

Martha C- Summers Mrs. Martha C. Summers, formerly of 520 Pearl died on Friday morning, Dec. 31, at the Frederick Nursing Center, where she had been a guest for the past several years. Her husband, William Luther Summers predeceased her in Nov.

1968. She was born in Smithsburg, on Jan. 29, 1906, the daughter of the late Nathaniel Churmanman and Martha Kline Churmanman Tracy, and the foster daughter of the late Clayton C. and Harriett Ausherman Rice. Mrs.

Summers was a member of the Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. Surviving are one son, Melvin L. Summers, Frederick, one daughter, Mrs. Harold E. (Mary) Covell, Yellow Springs, three granddaughters, Mrs.

Wanda M. Boone, Mrs. Rolinda F. Boyer and Mrs. Janice V.

Lidie, two half brothers, David Tracey, Hagerstown and Mark Tracey, Foxville, one foster sister, Mrs. Delia Ausherman, Araby, two foster brothers, Charles Rice and Joseph Rice, both of Frederick, 8 great grandchildren, and a number of nieces and nephews. The family will receive friends at the Smith, Fadeiey, Keeney, and Basford Funeral Home, (formerly Etchison's, 106 East Church on Sunday from 7 to 9p.m. Funeral services will be held from the funeral home on Monday, Jan. 3, at 2 p.m.

The Rev. Dr. Raymond f. Moreland pastor of Mount Carmel United Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemeterv.

Fire log Fire calls reported during the past 24-hour period ending at il a.m. 662-6333 CITY AID. 194 AND KEYSVILLE BURKEVJLLE ROAD, 5:57 p.m., house lire. New Midway responded." A I EMMITSBURG, 6:34 p.m., house fire, Emmitsburg responded. AMBULANCE CALLS: tniergency Routines 4 JAIL POPULATION: Males 48 Female--I Hospital report Persons discharged from the Frederick Memorial Hospital during the past 24 hours include: John Russell Haha.

Mrs. Eileen Sadowski of Frederick: Mrs. Nadine Marie Taylor, Suenne Leah BaltzeU, WalkersviHe: Mrs. Charlotte Muilinix. Mrs.

Jewel Alice McCaa, Woodbine; Mrs. Nancy- Dolores Smith. Jefferson; Miss Tina Marei Shank. Rohrersville; Robin Elizaneth Engie. Middletown: Kama Michelle Esworthy, Mt.

Airy; Aioert Brashears, Union Bridge; and Brent Croghan. liamsville. Funerals NAACP urges county to weigh Lebanese shelling reported Mr. Edwin OeWitt Keefer Funeral services for Mr. Edwin DeWitt Keefer.

Berrett. near Sykesville, who died Monday, Dec. 27. at Springfield Hospital Center, were he-d from the Waltz-Burner Funeral Home, liberty Road. Winfield, at 2 p.m..

Thursday, Dec. 30. The Rev. O. F.

Kibbe, pastor of the Salem United Methodist Church. Hampstead, officiated. Bearers were Leslie Lambert. Dale Keefer, Charles Wantz, Harry Biller, Scott Dayhoff and Frank Underwood. Interment was in the Grace United Church of Christ Cemetery, Taneytown.

Mr. Charles E-Tate Funeral services for Mr. Charles E. Tate, of Germantown. husband of Mrs.

Nannie Pearl Tate, who died on Monday, Dec. 27, were held at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 30, at the Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home in Damascus.

The Rev. Lome W. Burton officiated. Bearers were David Gregg, Frank Best, Remus Hungerford, Gordon Hungerford, Allen Hungerford and Roger Hungerford. Interment was held in the Forest Oaks Cemetery in Gaithersburg.

Mrs. Mary Josephine Cutshall Smith Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Josephine Cutshall Smith, wife of Raymond Lee Smith, of Woodsboro. who died Sunday, Dec. 26, in the Greater Baltimore Medical Center, were held Thursday, Dec.

30, at 1 p.m., in the Saint Johns United Church of Christ. The Rev. Barbara her pastor, officiated. Bearers were. Glenn Lenhart, G.

W. Smith Victor E. Drechsler, Sheradon Barber, John L. Barber and William Binkley. D.

D. Hartzler funeral home in Woodsboro, were the funeral directors. Mr. John A. Brown Funeral services for Mr.

John A. Brown of Gaithersburg, who died on Monday, Dec. 27, were held at 10:30 a.m., on Thursday, Dec. 30. at the OUn L.

Funeral Home in Damascus- The Rev. Lyle E. Wilson pastor of the Damascus United Methodist Church officiated. Bearers were. Cliff Lowery.

Bud Pumphrey, Douglas Keller, Dave" Waple, Ray Corum and Carl Dunn. Interment was in the Howard Chapel Cemetery in Long Corner. Mr. Jerome Singel Funeral services for Mr. Jerome Singel, of Taneytown, who died on Monday, Dec.

27, were held at Saint Josephs Catholic Church. Taneytown, on Thursday, Dec. 30. The Rev. Father Paul F.

Dolan, celebrated the Mass of Christian Burial. Interment was in the St. Josephs Church Cemetery. Active bearers were, Joseph Shaum, Eugene Vaughn, John Myers, Jack Harris. Dale Cartzendafner and Bruce Eyler.

Honarary bearers were, Elmore Reaver. Thurston Putman, Lewis Crapster and Roy Speak. Arrangements were made by the Skiles Funeral Home in Taneytown. WRA (Continued From Page A-l) to make arrangements with a community to use the water." Rebuck said the WRA has no community in mind at present, but expects to contact municipalities throughout the limestone region to determine what towns might be receptive to the project- While conceding that the aerial photograph procedure is not. foolproof, Rebuck said the WRA thinks it will work in Frederick County.

The high-yield well the agency hopes to drill here, he said, would produce a i 2 0 0 300-gallons-per-minute range, enough to supply a small community or part of one. The heavily limestoned region of Frederick County lies to the east of the Catoctin Mountain range and extends nearly the full length of the county from Point of Rocks to near New Midway- north and south, and from just below Braddock to Bartonsville on the west and east. Towns included in the area include Adamstovvn, Buckeystovvn, Lime Kiln, Frederick, Harmony Grove, Ceresville. Walkersville, Woodsboro and Mt. Pleasant.

According to the Frederick Soil Conservation District "land and water inventory, limestone underlies about half the Frederick Valley. However, while some sections of the region are highly water-productive, well yields are extremely variable, from less than one gallon per minute to 530 gallons per minute, according to the inventory. Only one well in five, the report indicates, may be expected to yield 50 gallons per minute or more. 45 miners missing after explosion Czechoslovakia AP) -i- orty-five miners were missing after a gas explosion in a mine at Chieoovice in northern Moravia, the Czechoslovak news agency CTK reported today. The agency said "a substantial number of miners" managed to escape to the surface following the blast Thursday night.

Emergency teams to locate and rescue the missing miners, the report said. It provided no other details, except to say that government officials led by Depaty Premier Josef Simon arrived at the scene soon after the explosion. MANY LANGUAGES More than 1,000 different languages are spoken in continental Africa. The most widely spoken are Arabic, Swahili' and Hausa. adopting rent control statute The NAACP will ask tbe County Commissioners Monday to consider adopting a county rent control ordinance.

Thursday, the County Commissioners received a four-page oil! to peruse which would limit reiu'increases to 6 per cent a a if a landlord made no improvements his rental residences. The biH wouid allow landlords to pass along improvement and repair costs during an extended period. would be barred from raising their base monthly rate more than ooe and one per "cent of their total increased improvement repair and utility costs. Cold weather (Continued From Page A-l) of the white stuff. Saturday is expected to be clear and cold with "the mercury hitting a high of 20.

For those who expect to ring in the new vear. drivers are reminded not to dnnk if you drive. If you drive, do not drink. If this is imoossible. the Frederick Citizens Band Radio Club is sponsoring the Prevent A Tragedy (PAT) program which will be manned from the old North Market Street School building.

Members of the club will be available after 9 p.m. for those revelers who are not able to drive home, at 662-2961. Zoning (Continued From Page A-l) The County Commissioners have included their own recommendation suggesting a limit of only three one-acre lots and requiring a rezoning of the agriculture land to residential classification before allowing other subdivision. Planning officials and others believe the key to preparing for expected large doses of residential growth in the county- is "flexibility" in the zoning laws- Lawrence W. Johnson, director of Planning and Zoning has said new planning tools are needed to concentrate incoming population into areas of the county where planned or present schools, roads, water, sewer and other services exist.

"As Frederick County grows from a rural area into a near-suburban region the main problem will be working the transition without bankrupting the county." Johnson said recently. Debate over the proposed zoning ordinance has been shared by those, on the one hand, who see continued random growth as costly in terms of using up a a a increasing government's cost of providing services to widely scattered homes. The opposing argument against the new revisions, voiced mainly by builders and developers, claims the proposed tighter restrictions on growth would inflate the cost of available building lots and would erode including some farmers' rights to freely sell and develop their land as they see fit. At a public hearing last September at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School on the preliminary drafts of the zoning ordinance changes, several farmers and builders protested the tighter controls as being "an evasion on free and destroying the farmer's investment in his land.

Builders, at the meeting, also claimed stricter reigns on development would push upward the cost of land and new- homes across the county. Zoning staff members point out that ali county farmland is not suitable for development and therefore would be unaffected by such zoning changes- Johnson said the new ordinance would a a increase the allowed development in the county but would, at the same time, serve to concentrate the 'tii in and around areas where com. -mity services already exist. The lanning director said he would like to see the Commissioners vote on the proposed changes section by section rather than on the entire document in one vote. I would hate to see all this work go for.

naught because three commissioners might have trouoie with only one section of the ordinance." Johnson said. Copies of the proposed ordinance are available at the Winchester Hall offices of Planning and Zoning and anyone may- speak at the Tuesday hearing by- registering at the auditorium Tuesday- evening. The document also proposes other, less controversial, changes in the 1959 zoning law and. in total is about 50 pages long. Three killed in wreck A I (AP) Three persons were killed today in a two car head-on collision on Route 301 near Brandy-wine in southern Prince George's County.

The victims were identified as Ronald A. Lange, and his wife, Debra, 20. of Brandyvrine, and the driver of the second car. whose name was not immediately available. Personals However, landlords would not be allowed to increase their base rental fees more than 10 per cent per year.

a of the amount of improvement, repair and utility costs incurred NAACP Present Lord Nickens and Vice Presided Seaven Gordon will present the proposed legislation to the commissioners Monday. According to Nit-kens, the local NAACP tapped rent control ordinances from New York. Washington. D.C.. Prince George's.

Montgomery and Baltimore counties, pius Baltimore City, in writing the proposed ordinance for Frederick County. The proposed rent control Dill would require a landlord to give his tenants written notice and reason for any rent increase at least 30 days before the increase wouid go into effect. The ordinance would prohioh any landlord from raising his rental fees during the rental interval immediately preceding the adoption of theordinance. I Lebanon A -Palestinian gunners shelled three Christian towns in southern Lebanon today, a rightwing Christian radio station reported Voice 01 Lebanon, the organ of the Christian Phalange party, said the guerrillas attacked the border towns of Ein Eoel. Rmeiche and Qelia with machine guns and artillery.

No casualties were reported. Gunmen set up roadoSocks nearby and abducted 20 persons in three private cars, the radio reported. It did not identify the kidnapers. Later, the righi-vving station said, the Phalange militia comnsand warned the kidnapers to release the 20 or face possiole Christian attacks on their bases in southern Lebanon. Christian leaders claim the guerrillas have oeen massing in the Arkoub region next to the Israeli oorder and transporting heavy weapons there.

i i sources reported that Lebanese Foreign Minister Fuad Butros lias asked Syria to dispatch fresh troops to police the truce in southern Lebanon. Up" to now. the Syrians have shunned southern Leoanon to avoid friction with Syrian troops make up the bulk of a 30.000-mar. Arab League peacekeeping force in Lebanon. In addition, Saudi Araoia.

Sudan and the United Arab Emirates have small units in the peace force. Lebanese Public Works Minister Amin Bizri said France will send five reconstruction experts and one survey plane to Lebanon Jan. 3. The plane will undertake three hours of aeriai photography to deteraane the extent of damage in the commercial areas of Beirut. The experts are then to map oui a detailed plan for French technical and material assistance to revive Beirut's commercial sector.

Bizri said. "AVON" The word "avon" vriginaily meant "river" or -stream in Celtic. li is today the name of sevens? rivers in England and Scotland, including the one which flows through Stratford, birthplace of Wjliimn Shakespeare. IN MEMORIAM In HARGETT In loving memory of Maude W. Hargett.

who passed away Jan. 1. 1974. Your memory' is we have now. Your cares are all at But thankful we.

who today can say You are now among the Blessed. CONARD FAMILY In OVERS In loving memory of our brother. Russell E. Overs, who passed away 1 year ago today. Jan.

1. 1976. Love: though slight tears have marked the passing of 1 yean Tears may dry' and fade away. But in our hearts you will always stay. Sadly missed by.

Brothers Sisters In Memoriam OVERS In memory of Russell E. Overs. who passed away Jan. 1, 1976. You may be gone but you will never be forgotten.

Sadly missed. Mary, Diane, Rus Tim. Wanda UK AI. MENTIONS 1.01 "AI. MENTIONS 9x12 Lino.

Rugs First Quality only S12.95 ea. SHEPLEY's WAREHOUSE Fred. Fair Grounds Call 662-5216 UK AI. MKVHONS 1-tH'AL MENTIONS i Ann: United Sieam Fire Engine Co. No.

3. annual elections. Jan. 4. 1977.

polls open 6-8 p.m. Annual Banquet Jan. 11. 1977 6:30 p.m. Grain-Fed Beef for Sale Half, whole, or quarter.

Cut wrapped, and frozen to your Notice specifications. A Watson's Family Restaurant SHRIYER. Four Points Carry-out will be closed for the Bridge Emmitsburg. Md. holidays from Dec.

24 and (301) 447-2255. Open 7 to 7 to 12 noon Sat. 6. In Town FREDERICK GLASS SHOP 301 E. Fourth Street 663-3117 Portner's Auction Barn Rear 219 E.

5th St. Buy-SeK-Trade Anything Consignments. Too Auctions every- Tues. Nile at 7 Open 9-7. 6 days a week.

General Hauling Moving 662-6807 Pickup Delivery NEW FLEA MARKET Disposal Serv. Septic Tanks Cleaned Phone 473-8294 Henry's Blacktop Paving Free Estimates Phone 663-1888 Roger C. Myers Plumbing Heating Contr. Repair New Work Urbana. Md.

874-2588 24 HOUR SERVICE Attn: Flea Marketeers. Warm spaces available in Frederick County Square. 473-5452. Blowing Insulation SAVE ON HEATING BILLS CBS Insulating Co. 663-5222 Countrvside Decorating PAPER HANGING Call 662-0975 Country Butchering Burkittsville Ruritan Club Meat on sale at Ruritan Com.

Ctr. Jan. 21 (3-7 p.m.). Jan. 22 Adv.

orders-call 371-6794. Chain Saws Year End Close-Out We have 17 Poulan chain saws left. Prices good while they last: (1 left) Bi- cent. list S129.95, sale S99.95: (1 left) list sale S99.95: (1 left) list S144.95, sale S124.42: (2 left) list S159.95. sale S135.46: 4 left) list S169.95.

sale (2 left) list S224.95. sale S137.97: (1 left) General Contracting Large Small Jobs Done Backhoe Service. Topsoil Fill Dirt Septic Tanks Installed Firewood for Sale. HARRY A. TYERYAR Call 662-5072 or 662-3844 Sweet Cider Apples Delicious ice cold, made fresh daily from finest autumn apples.

We also have apples, apple butter, jellies, preserves, honey and oak barrels. Open daily, except Sun. 8 to 5 p.m. McCUTCHEON'S APPLE PRODUCTS S. Wisner Street 662-3261 reopen on Jan.

3. Fall Slimming Programs 6 Weeks S25 FUTURE SHAPES 31 North Market St. Phone 694-9393 Daily 9-9. Sat. 10-2 Exclusivelv For Women Ice Skates Men's tempered steel.

We sharpen ice skates. Delphey's Sport Store 140 W. Patrick St. Family Game will resume at Braddoc-k Heights Fire Hall on Jan. 1977.

Seasons Greetings Country Butchering Ml. Pleasant Ruritans Advance orders, call 898-7297. 898-9361 or 898-9089. Meat on sale, Jan. ibtii, 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m.: Jan. 16,9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. also fresh hams for sale. No orders taken after Jan.

12th. Pick up meat at Mt. Pleasant Ruritan grounds. Frederick Couiuv Square THE FLEA MARKET will reopen Jan. 2 11 a.m.

5 p.m.. and weekends thereafter. Hemp's. Inc. QUALITY GRAIN FED BEEF Side of Beef 78' Front Quarter Hind Quarter Sl-09 Ib.

Cut for Freezer. Phone 473-5700 Jefferson. Md. Country Hams Dry Sugar Cured SAPPINGTON COUNTRY HAMS Lime Kiln. Md.

874-2141 December Birthstone Genuine Blue Zircon and Iranian Turquoise Lovely Selection from $60 Showcase of Gems COLONIAL JEWELRY Downtown Frederick Small World Nursery. Inc. Next to Mother's Care Located in Frederick Alliance Church. Motter Extd. For call 663-5622 or 663-8790 Hi-Pressure Washing Stearn Cleaning Garage Service Areas.

Dairy' Barns. Sanitary' Areas. Fred. Painting Supply. Inc.

473-8340 Smoke Detectors Approved bv Federal Marshall. Were 547.95. S27.95. ACME REALTY Rt. 355.

Urbana. 831-6900 Fire Now Mi. Pleasant RURITAN CLUB Family Game Every- Fri. 7:30 p.m. New Community Hal! Carnival Grounds World Book Encyclopedia Chiidcraft How Whv Library CALL FOR'APPOINTMENT Connie Ken Mercer 898-7805 Family Night Everv Saturdav.

8 p.m. YELLOW SPRINGS LIONS Community Hall Apples Red YeHow Delicious Rome Apple Cider Honey Maple Syrup Potatoes Squash CATOCTIX MT. ORCHARDS U.S. 15. 271-2737 Market Open 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Notice Due to the death of Roscoe Fisher, leader of the Combina- tions Band, please contact new leader. Punch Hahn, for band's bookings other engagements I for the Combinations. i Punch Hahn i 663-9296 or 662-7180 Notice I will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted bv me. MARTIN W. BROWN 803 E.

Patrick Si- Frederick. Md. 21701 S199.97. list S234.95. sale i Save On Fuel Costs Replace Your Old Windows With Vinyl Insulated Replacement Windows Comar Construction Co.

Inc. Free Estimates 663-3060 New Store Hours Effective January 3 Monday and Thursday 10 a.m.- 9 p.m. Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday and Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.: other hours by appointment.

FREDERICK BRIDAL CENTER Frederick Shopping Center Phone: 663-1444 We will close at 12 noon, Dec. 1976 be closed all day Jan. 1. 1977. HAPPY NEW YEAR Southern States Fred.

Cooperative Inc. Frederick. Md. Southern Slates Valley Cooperative Inc. Middletown.

Md. Southern Slates Woodsboro Cooperative Inc. Woodsboro. Counter-Vibe Saws Anti-Vibration Feature (3 left) list S179.95. sale S149.95: (1 left) list Si89.95.

sale S162.96: (1 left) list S349.95.saleS295.49. McCuHoch chain saws on sale also. Stock only. Also large disc, on items throughout store. Come in and dicker.

RR Hardware Paint Monocacv Village Shopping Ctr. 904 East St. Frederick. 21701 6S2-5562. ask for Ernie Rec.

Rooms. Additions. Carports. Garages Porches. Cemeni brick work.

ComarJTonslruction Co. Inc. Free Estimates 663-3060 Knock on Wood Antique Restorations Complete repair, refinish restoring furniture. P'n. 834-7300.

The Frederick Recycling I Center will not be open Jan. 1 due to the holiday. The next regular collection will be Feb. 5. 1977 for glass.

aluminum, newspaper? and magazines. The center operates at the 17lh St. Shopping Ccnier the i first Saturday of each month 1 from 9 a.m. to 11:30. For more information cull i 473-8552.

Ms. Peggy Dragovits has just moved from Fort l.auderdale. Florida to Frederick County. Her new residence is Rt.9. Gary Adkins son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Adkins Middletown. wiH be ooserving his third oirthdav todav. Dec 31. ELDER AMBUSH ON TV Elder Merhl Ambush of the Pemacos- tal Church of God.

110 W. South wii; appear on WHAG-TV. Hagersiovvn. at 12:30 p.m. Sunday.

Jan. 2. The Fruit Truck is Coming Jan. Florida Tar.gelos, pink Seedless Grapefruit, Place! orders by 8073. or 662-7SOO by Jan.

3. Frui! must be picked up Jan. 30 a.m.-" p.m. at ihe Frederick Day Adveniist School on New Dej sign Kd. 40 East.

Oranges $7.50. case. S3.75 case: Grapefruit. S7'case. S3.50 case.

Please r.o calls Fri. eve. or Sat. Now Available FP.EDERICK FLOOD OF BOOKLET Al Frederick News-Post Business Office 200 E. Patrick Si.

per copy Pius Md. tax. atr cony Temporary Location JAMES OFFICE EQUIPMENT i64 W. Patrick St. Bernard Warfipld Remodeling, carports, rc-c- new homes.

rem.odeiing. ph. 663-5656. Bookstore DOWNTOWN AGAIN Leormont's of Georgetown Now at 11 N. Market St.

694-9144 Atlention Members Independent iiose Company No. i The annuai dues for the :977 art- now due and be paid on or before Janu.iry 6. 1 1077 In order in the Annual Eii'rtior. O'-nac; i the driver on to make payment. Richard K.

i 36 Navol Oranges per case 64 Nave! Orarues i-vM per ') Tarigeios. jftfl Oranges. So.00 36 Pink WATSON'S ICK BKVKI5AGE 3 Hast 6-2-R8S2 --Closed Nf.v Year's ()1 nipic DrlivtTV Scrv ice You've For I.nv. K.ito i.oc.\:.i I Ducky Elsie's Restaurant. Woodsboro.

be closed Sat. -Jan. 1 2. Will reopen Jan. 3.

at 5 a.m. We wish of our customers A HAPPY NEW YE.AP. Duckv Still target Turkey Ham Shoot Jan. 2. p.m.

Linganore Rifie Range 12 gauge guns only Sponsored by Cold Deer Hunting Fishing Club PUBLIC INVITED Say Good Riddance To Messy Garbage a Nf-v Garbage Disposer For Or.iv N. Mkl. St. Light On The Subject Save Table 5 Time To San- HVS.