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6 THE DAILY TIMES Salisbury, Friday, April 15, 1977 New Phone Directory Due Soon New Lower Eastern Shore telephone directories, with the State Capitol pictured on the cover, will be arriving during the next two weeks. "Several new features should help to make this directory especially useful to our customers," R. N. Peregoy, Telephone community relations manager, said. For example, has introduced a consumer aid page which lists the rate schedules for the different classes of residence telephone service.

It also gives the rates for many special types of telephone equipment and services. Another new feature is a sample phone bill with an explanation of the various items listed on the bill. More money saving suggestions and other telephone tips are also listed on several other pages in the Call Guide which provides information on long distance calling, such as when the rates are lowest. And sample rates are listed from this area to cities in other parts of the state as well as across the country. This edition of the directory provides about 52,000 listings in the white pages an increase of 1,700 since last year.

Approximately 79,000 copies of the Lower Eastern Shore phone books will be delivered during the initial distribution. The cover story, on the inside back cover of the directory, relates a number of interesting points about the history of the Maryland State House, which is the oldest state capitol in the United States still in legislative use. Construction of the building was begun in 1772 and it was completed in 1779. Friends Of Animals List Plant Sale Local volunteers of Friends of Animals will have a plant sale Saturday, April 16, starting at 9 a.m. It will be held at the ball field on Civic across from The Mall and there will be live entertainment at noon.

All proceeds will go to the spaying program. Volunteers are still in need of one pound coffee cans and empty salt boxes for the purpose of making donation canisters. Anyone having these items may bring them to the plant sale or call 742-0178. Several donation canisters have already been placed in the Salisbury area and more will be placed this week in Salisbury and surrounding counties. Airman Returns To Assist In Recruiting Here A.

1c Steve Alan Turner, who is stationed at MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, has returned home to assist his recruiter under the Hasty Rap program. Hasty Rap enables selected first term airmen the op portunity of returning to their hometowns for temporary periods of time to discuss Air Force opportunities with potential enlistees. "Airman Turner, son of Mrs. Ruth Davis of Ocean View, has volunteered to assist us in our recruiting efforts." said M. Sgt.

Robert A. Hambury, Air Force recruiter here. "It has long been our contention that no one can communicate better what Air Force life is really like than those who have just completed basic military and technical training at one of our centers. The Hasty Rap program allows our first termers the chance of sharing their experiences with other potential enlistees." Wade H. Insley, III Esq.

Cullen, Clark and Insley 132 East Main Street Salisbury, Maryland 21801 State of Maryland NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate No. 8228 TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF Mattie Wheatley Jones. This is to give notice that the undersigned, Richard C. Insley, Jr. whose address is 408 Pinehurst Avenue, Salisbury, Maryland 21801 was, on April 4, 1977, appointed personal representative of the estate of Mattie Wheatley Jones who died on March 8, 1977 with a will.

All persons having any objection to such appointment (or to the probate of the decedent's will) shall file the same Register of Wills of Wicomico County on or before October 7, 1977. All persons having claims against the decedent must present their claims to the undersigned, or file the same with the said Register of Wills on or before October 7. 1977. Any claim not so filed on or before such date or any tension thereof provided by law, shall be unenforceable thereafter. Richard C.

Insley, Jr. Personal Representative A. Liloise Lambertson Register of Wills Wicomico County, Maryland True copy, Test 4-8, 4-15, 4-22 Few Girls Are Enrolled In Vocational Schools STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) Despite agitation for equal treatment of women and girls, U.S. vocational high schools are making almost no effort to encourage girls to become plumbers, auto mechanics and electricians, research shows.

Stereotypical perceptions of students teachers that boys are "more mechanically inclined" and girls, "cause sexattraction problems" are behind much of the problem, said Pennsylvania State University researchers Morgan Lewis and Lynne Warfield. Their nationwide survey of votech schools failed to turn up single school actively trying to enroll girls in traditionally male courses. In one school, counselors rejected five girls who applied for auto mechanics shop course because "one girl might be disruptive." "Only a handful of girls in secondary schools across the country are enrolled in hardcore male vocational programs," according the researchers' report. The Penn State investigators surveyed the entire country during the 1974-75 school year in search of "pacesetter" schools, those actively encouraging girls to enroll. They found none.

However, they were able to locate 11 that could be considered "nontypical," having at least five girls taking one or more traditionally male courses, such as printing, industrial chemistry, vocational a agriculture and television arts. The report said that when girls did take "male" courses, they did well and, after some initial teasing, were accepted by teachers and male students. The study said no relationship could be drawn between the choice of nontraditional courses and family background, the kind of toys the girls played with as children or the household tasks they performed. The study concluded that vocational high schools could be the leader in breaking down sexual stereotypes. "By exposing females to nontraditional occupations, the school can cause families and employers to question assumptions and practices which have limited the of young opportunities, said.

Request For Zoning For Industrial al Park Tabled GEORGETOWN A zoning application by New Dimensions Inc. to have 50 acres of land rezoned near here for development of an industrial park was tabled by the Sussex County Council this week. Action on the application was delayed pending a recommendation from the county's planning and zoning commission. According to county planning and zoning director Roland Derrickson, the commission recommended the council defer action on the application because New Dimensions hadn't submitted a plan for industrial development. County attorney A.

Dean Betts said it was the council's policy not to act on an application until a recommendation or against it was made by planning zoning. Betts added when the recommendation is made, the council will hold another public hearing on the application. Three zoning applications were approved by the council in public hearings. It approved the conditional use of less than an acre of land in a medium density residential district by Judy Rogers and Georgeanna Ketterman for locating a beauty shop in Dagsboro. An application by Carl E.

Niblett for the conditional use of five acres of land in an agricultural SHOP Pantry Pride DISCOUNT FOODS IN THE SALISBURY MALL OPEN Tues. Wed. 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Thurs. Fri.

8 a.m.-10 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m.-10 p.m. residential near Georgetown was approved. Niblett plans to build several chicken houses on the land.

C. F. Enterprises' application to amend the county's zoning map for commercial development in Ocean View was also approved. It changes about four acres of land from an urban residential to urban business district. Zoning applications from Edward F.

Becker, John H. Miskelly tabled by the council until planning and zoning makes recommendation on them. zoning, applications application from were withdrawn. William J. Fioritti for the conditional use of land in an agricultural residential district in Broadkill Hundred for a general store and gas pumps on approximately one acre of land had been approved in June 1976 by the council.

The other application was withdrawn and rescheduled by Joseph R. Hudson to amend the county zoning map, changing an agricultural residential to a general commercial district on proximately eight acres of land in Broadkill Hundred. The application was rescheduled due to Hudson's failure to provide correct information on the application, Derrickson said. Upper-Level History Is Set Salisbury State College announced an upper level history course to enable area teachers who finish their spring on or about June 17 to the teren course in the evening and then swing into the day division on or about June 20. The course is a study of the efforts of the United States to resolve the complex problems of the 1930's intensified by the great depression, its involvement in World War II, and, struggles to maintain peace in the post war world.

It will begin Monday evening, June 6, through June 17, at 6:30 7:40 p.m. in Room 207 Holloway Hall. For further information contact the Office of Continuing Education. FREE DIAMOND IN YOUR GOLD LANCE CLAN RING PURCHASE YOU MUST BRING IN THIS AD FOR A FREE DIAMOND IN YOUR CLASS RING PURCHASE OFFER ENDS. APRIL 30 Diamonds Since 1847 castelberg's DOWNTOWN 1 PLAZA EAST SALISBURY MALL 546-0111 742-3235 Open Mon.

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Dr. Hal Schaffer, director of the continuing education, said the mini mester will begin May 9, and end May 27 unless otherwise noted. It will offer a wide range of subjects ranging from one to three credits. Persons interested should return their completed registration form to the Financial Services Office, Room 271, Holloway Hall. If a course has no set schedule, the student should contact the individual instructor for the appropriate and times when the classes be days, held.

The mini mester provides a framework similar to that of the regular semester, but emphasizes intensified study of single topics and encourages flexibility and experimentation with the learning process, with the hope that successful experiences will affect both teacher and student behavior in subsequent regular terms. Many of the ideas and innovations which are tried out for the first time in a mini mester may find their way into the regular college curriculum. Classes vary in size and are in general smaller than during regular semesters. The courses being offered are: life guarding, swim and stay safe, individualized physical education in the schools, taoism and technocracy, sports foundation, leisure and the elderly, outdoor leisure resources on Delmarva, money management, how to use UNIVAC 1106 Computer System, 75th BRIDGE by OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY NORTH 15 AJ 104 Q964 WEST EAST K973 48542 75 2 863 7653 Q10 4 5 2 4873 SOUTH (D) 4 10 6 VA QJ 9 10 Both vulnerable West North East South 1 N. T.

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