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a a PA: 2-4600' for a WANT AD Taker EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1961 THIRTEEN 47-Real Estate tor Sale furnace. One acre fronting on frame house, basement. Bedford Road. PA 4-0451. "BETTER HOMES" L.

M. Winebrenner. Mt. Savage, CO 4-3037 MODERN 3 bedroom home, basement garage. Lone Oak Road.

Cresaptown. PA 4-6539. Property mile east of Grants. ville. Md.

on Roule 40. Includes grocery store service station, two 5-room apartmenta, one 4-room one 3-room ment, large wareroom. Terms one half down, balance small monthly payments. Owner wishes to retire. Contact Dewey Yommer LUKE, room house, bath.

8 room house with apartments, baha. Make offer. WIll finance. PA a 4-0517. BEDROOMS, concrete block and atone ranch.

Oil beat. Garage with patto. Large lot. PA 2-6630. Display Classified TRI-STATE MEMORIAL CO.

ROCK Authorized Dealer" Monuments AGES and Markers LARGEST SELECTION IN AREA Cres't'a Pa 4-1540, Piedm't El 5-7691 FOR SALE MODERN Showcase Home Located on Sunset Drive In Beautiful Sunset View This house contains: 3 bedrooms, baths, full brick exterior with Carport. Situated on a large lot. Open for Inspection By Appointment Only For information contact: THE SOUTH CUMBERLAND PLANING MILL COMPANY Queen St. at R.R. Dial PA 2-2600 47-Real Estate for Sale 3-BEDROOMS, Bath, Kilchen with Bar, Dining Room, Fenced yard.

Garage. Lexington Ave, Dial PA 4-9167. WESTERNPORT bedroom house. 101 Poplar St. Full basement, furnace, extra lot.

FL 9-9139. CHOICE Building Lots, 200' baugh Hill, Corrigaoville, Md. Dial PA 4-0742 or PA 2-1579. JOHNSON Heights, 2-Bedroom. Room Brick Home, 1002 Kent tal, Schools.

PA 2-8465. 48-Roofing, Spouting, Siding HUMES Home Improvement Co. Gen eral Contractor. Rooting, IN and In. Siding.

Also Alumlaum Siding. No Dows Payment. PA day, PA 1-1894 might 337 Davidson Street. General Repairs. 20 yrs.

exp. Estl. ROOFING. Siding. Spouting, Palating, mates Free.

Bittinger Contractor. PA 4-3494. ALUMINUM Siding, asbestos shingles, rooting and spouting. Air now Roottug Siding Products. PA 4-4484.

PAINTING Roofs: roofing, spouting repairs: metal and slate work, Free timates. E. P. Martz, PA 4-2300. ROOFING Root ALL A Painting- TYPES Repairs Sheet Estimates Metal Work 30 years and Experience Alex Schute Dial PA 2-6505 Display Classified NEW HARLEY DAVIDSON Motor Scooter $375, $30 Down $18 Mo.

RAUPACH'S Mechanic Bow PA 2-21005 2 1961 ZENITH TV's LEFT CONSOLE MODELS COME AND GET THEM The Are Coming MIKE SIRNA 52 Potomac: St. Ridgeley RE 8-9610 Reliability Accuracy Experience "The Greatest Name Leadership Training Organization In Real Estate" Responsibility 1900 Frederick Street Stone Construction -Ranch type galow. First floor -Living room with fireplace, dinette, electric kitchen. 3- bedrooms, one and one-halt baths. recreation room with place, extra bedroom and bath, dry, gas hot air heat.

storm windows and sercens, breezeway with attached garage. House in excellent condition. Lot 70 150 ft. Possession within thirty days: Inspection by ment. James W.

Beacham REALTOR--INSURANCE 744 National Hwy. Phone PA 2-2090 403 FAYETTE STREET Situated on large corner lot. Two story frame in good condition containing living room, dining room, kitchen and TV room on first floor. Four bedrooms and bath on second floor. Warm air coal fired furnace piped to each room.

Front and side porches. Three car garage in rear. Lot 50 170. Full particulars on plication. Realtors Insurance Wiebel and Workmeister 123 Frederick St.

Phone PA 4-3380 LA VALE 705 National Highway Five room, stone-faced residence located in most desirable part of LaVale, and surrounded shrubbery and with high beautiful valued homes. Living ronm, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath all on 1st floor; large expansion attic well suited for two extra rooms and bath. Large rooms. full basement with stone fireplace and built-in bar. Garage on rear of lot.

Immediate possession. Price $20.000. M. D. Reinhart Agency REALTORS PA 2-2111 Liberty Trust Bldg.

PRICE REDUCED 45 Marian this 2 story frame having 4 rooms, bath, second floor, 3 rooms, bath. first floor. AlL in good state of repair. 3 car garage and workshop. Coal hot water heat.

A real buy at this reduced price of $8000. MOBILE HOME. Located on Valicy Road, 45 mile from City Limits-2 years old 103.50, 2 rooms, large lot, city water. Terms available. WANTED--Properties to sell! Glenn Watson Son 213 Virginia Avenue.

PA 2-4040 After 5 p. m. PA 4.2631 or PA 2-0278 CAPE COD LAVALE Beautiful White Cape Cod Home located on corner Lot 45 165 Feet. Seven Rooms with one and one halt baths Attached screened preeze-way and garage Wall to wall carpeting first floor Modern kitchen with washer. Possession within thirty days.

833 COLUMBIA AVE. One hall of double dwelling, taining six nice rooms and bath. Hot air heat Entire property in best ditton Owner moving from city has made a price of Kendall Ins. Realty Co. Dial PA 4-3838 67 Pershing 5t.

NEW LA VALE This brand new ranch style on Vocke Drive, has living rooms, with fireplace. dining room, modern built-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms. 1'5 ceramic hatha. It also features garage in basement, hot water baseboard heat and nice lot. Ideally located in LaVale's most popular section, we feel this Is an outstanding buy.

Only $18,750.00. Call today for appointment. "see PERRIN about it" REAL ESTATE--INSURANCE 10 Pershing St. PA 4-2960 Insurance Firm Buys Property Installed by Experia, Written a materiala No CARE 1 ROEBUCK years AND co. Aluminum Siding, Rooting 5 Years To Pay H.

W. Young Cumb'd Home Improvement 3, BEDFORD ROAD. PA 4-0004 G. A. Largent Const.

Co, Inc. ROOFING PA PA 2-4525 4-9051 1316 LAFAYETTE AVE. Looting, ta Spurtian, Siding, Guaranteed Awnings, work. Three years pay. ANDREW WITT.

Phone CO 4-6141 548 ROOFING CO. built roofing. Also shingies, spouting repairs. PA 2-0373. BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH RAND CARVED STONE FROM PENNA.

BRICK STONE FACING, INC. GREENE ST. PA 4-2830 48A-Storm Windows sell molding and wire, "Do It Yoursell." WINDOW SCREENS made to order GEO. BRAGG, LAVALE PA 4-4611. SEE SEASON.ALL.

FOR ALUMINUM DOORS. WINDOWS. SIDING Johns-Manville Rock Wool Insulation 1.20 Cestre 64. PA 4-7100 In Keyser, W. Va.

Call SU 8-1414 WINDOW IDEAL PRODUCTS COMPANY NEVER UNDERSOLD ON ALCOA ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS, DOORS. AWNINGS FIRST FOR SEE FREE ESTIMATES Locally Owned Operated 620 Columbia Ave. PA 2-2028 WHOLESALE TO ALL WINDOWS DOORS' IN STOCK ALCOA ALUMINUM ta 101 UNTTED INCHES STORM WINDOWS 3-track $9.95, ALUMINUM DOORS Expander or L- Bar $23.95 JALOUSIE DOORS Expander ar Z-Bar $39.95 ALLEGANY ALUMINUM 001 Md Ave. Locally Owned PA 4-5524 Display Classified COLD 12 8 OZ. BEERS Parkview Liquors 02 GREENE: ST.

PA 2-5257 ASSOC NATION OF REALTORS 1: vs 1 ESTATE FOR SALE Farm property located miles from Cumberland on the Mason Road having a five room modern dwelling. large garage for cars or equipment, And 53 Acres of ground. The dwelling has modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, oll furnace and closet space. Price: $17,500 Cresap Drive, Bowling Greene, berland, Maryland. Modern frame bungalow having 3 bedrooms, modern kitchen, den.

gas heat, full basement with recreation room and garage, and lot: 80' 120'. Price: $15,500. Goodfellow Agency Real Enlale Storage Insurance 131 N. Centre St. Phone: PA 4-2893 FRANKLIN STREET For a nice home with income, don't fail to see this 12 room double frame dwelling well located at 414-416 Franklin Street.

Six rooms, bath, heal, basement each side. CASH VALLEY RD. Small family home of four rooms. bath, furnace, basement, large lot. Two bedrooma, living room, kitchen with dining area.

Only $4,800. Howard M. Spiker, Realtor 20 South Centra Street PA 2-2414 611 WASHINGTON STREET A well-bullt brick and frame dwell. ing in a good residential section of the West Side. The alder type of construction.

this consists of nine rooms and three bathe on two floors. The kitchen and two al the bathrooms are fairly modern. Fireplaces galore. Floored Attic with stairway. Both front and rear Mairways.

Hot water gas converted heating system. Situated on a lot 83 ft. by 150 tt. Built for and occupied sor veara by 1 late prominent Allegany County citizen, Assessed at $11,695. Offered for sale for $12,000.

Owner may aider financing the sale. Could easily be converted Into duplex. THE J. H. HOLZSHU CO.

21 So. Centre St. PA 2-6555 SOUTH LEE ST. Seven room brick dwelling with two baths. hot air heat, basement.

along with Iwo-3 room apartments aver garages. Ideal for A home and come. Only $0,000. NEARBY PENNA. on the Bedford Road.

11 miles from the city is this large family home of eight rooms, hath, forced hot air heat, basement with gArage, about one acre of land. $9,500, Howard M. Spiker, Realtor 20 Soutb Centra Street PA 2-2414 PRICE REDUCED LAVALE Here's modern 2. sinry masonry home at 530 National Hwy, having large living room with fireplace, dining room, bullt-In kitchen, and der room on 1al floor, 3 large hed. and ceramic hath on 2nd floor.

Laundry. recreation room and sarace in basement. The price has been reduced and includes carpeting and draperies. An exceptional buy. "See PERRIN About It" REAL ESTATE.

INSURANCE 70 Pershing 51. PA 4-2960 Warehouse At A Sacrifice Owner will sacrilice a tour -story brick warehouse bullding. containing mare than 9,000 feet of noar space. Steam beating system and electric elevator. Located about ane block from Balt more Street.

This property can Ananced with a cash payment of of the purchase price. Listings wanled. We can sell your property 1f 11 can be sold. Harry B. Simpson Realler IntEraDCO 113 Fredactex direel Dial PA PA Scout Order Inducts 28 At Ceremony Ahluhguog Lodge 540, Order of the Arrow of Potomac Council, Boy Scouts, recently inducted a class of 28 members at Camp Potomac near Oldtown.

Eric Sheetz, of Keyser, W. was in charge of the initiation or "ordeal," assisted by Gordon Carpenter, Joseph Tranum, Joseph Struntz and Michael Aldom. Members of the class were Elmo Evans, Ronald Bonig, Rawn Torrington, Robert McKenzie. Thomas Mullen, Donald Smith, Robert King, William King, Melvin Dean and Patrick Morrissey, all of Cumberland; Wayne Miller, William Harble, Ronald Ward and Patrick Quinn, Frostburg. William Calvert, Cresaptown; Elbert Rileya and David Sisler, Mt.

Lake Park; William and Harold Welker, Romney: Juddy Phillips and George Reid, Petersburg. W. Jack Treutle. Kenneth Blizzard and Howard Shores, Keyser, and Russell Brown, James Farrell and Mike Kalbaugh, Westernport. The local longe of the Order of the Arrow w'as started here 1958 and the indian name of Ahtuhquog (male deer) was selected because of the many deer in the area which the council covers.

The order emphasizes camping a and to be eligible a scout or explorer must have had 15 days and nights of camping. The "ordeal" consists of ele. ments of Indian tradition for dramalic effect. The order is not al secret one and its ceremonies are open to any parent, scout leader or religious leader. Following the ceremonies at the scout camp, 12 members were selected to attend the Order of the Arrow Conference August 17 al Camp Annawana, Washington, Pa.

Several members also plan to attend a conference of the order in August at Indiana versity. Honored Only one woman, Frances E. Willard, has been honored in the Statuary Hall at the U. S. national capitol.

Illinois placed her statue in the Hall in 1905. FOR SALE BY THE MARYLAND STATE ROADS COMMISSION SEALED BIDS BE RECEIVED UNTIL NOON, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1961, AT THE OFFICE OF THE STATE ROADS COMMISSION, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, OFFERING TO CHASE AND REMOVE THE FOLLOWING: improvements on the Katherine Margaret Simmons property, Item known as 67 Marion Street. Cumberland, Maryland and consisting of two- story frame bath; dwelling containtwo-' ing 6 roams and also, car frame garage. Improvement on the former! Mary C. Steele property.

known AS 152 Thomas Street, Cumberland, Maryland and consisting of two-story frame dwelling fixtures and appurtenances thereln. All of sald Improvements must be moved down to the ground line. Any basement areas are to be backfilled with suitable non-combustible material to tie into surrounding ground elevations, within 30 calendar days following notification proceed. Detalls, Bidding Forms and Special Bidding Envelopes may be abLalned at the Slate Roads Commission office, Braddock Road, Cumberland, Inspection Monday through Friday by appointment by contacting same office. Phone PA 4-5670.

Adv. N-T-June 21-22-23-24-26-27-28-29-30 July Display Classified A deed was recorded at Allegany County Court House yesterday listing the sale of a property at 163 North Mechanic Street Marie A. and Bernard F. Coyle to the Conlon Insurance and Travel Agency. Thomas F.

Conlon of the firm, said that the properly was bought for a possible future use as an agency office. Tax stamps indicate the purchase price was $16,000. 48A-Storm Windows COMPARE RUSCO YOU BEFORE BUY FREE ESTIMATES PA 2-6030 515 Regua Ave. 48-B-Fencing SPITE FENCES, backyard lences, dos runa, pallo fences shields, wood fences Storm doors, awnings. windows, rooting, siding.

porcb enclosurea. jatouces. REGAL FENCE CO. 338 Baltimore Ave. PA 4-7292 50-Upholstering Furniture.

Truck Seals Reupboistered Drapery and Dress Fabrics Window Screens Made To Order. GEO. BRAGG, LaVALE PA 4-4611 POSSELT'S Custom Furniture Upholriering Spring Repairs Foam Rubber 131 Frederick St 50 yra. experience Dial PA 2-4715 day PA 2-4638 eveninga CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE C. E.

Recovering BRODE, 18 and S. Lee Spring REPAINT 2-1890 UPHOLSTERING Furoiture Automobile AUTO CONVERTIBLE TOPS TRUCK SEATS TARPAULINS HASTINGS ALUMINUM AWNINGS Geo. S. WARNER. 1201 Va.

Ave. PA 4-0774 UPHOLSTERING John TROXELL, 220 Charles St. PA 4-2094 51-Vacuum Cleaners HOOVER SWEEPERS for Service All Makes DUPLEX SALES TE SERVICE Mary St. Va. Ave.

PA 2-5070 52-Washing Machines WASHERS! DRYERS! Service All Makes, PA 2-5115 THE NEXT thing to a sale an ver La sale dependable car. LI your present car Is a Uttle abary start Lonking the want ads dow NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received by the Commissioner ol Finance Revenue of the City of Cumberland, I land, UNTIL 10:00 o'clock A.M., E.D.S.T., Monday, July 10, 1961, at the office of the City Clerk, City Hall, Cumberland, Maryland, Proposals in he opened on said date by the City Clerk in the presence of the Mayor and City Council af Cumberland in public meeting for bids an Bodily Injury (Public) Liability with limits of $25,000 to $50,000 and Properly Damage Liability with $20,000 limit and to include hired car coverage and non-ownership with minimum premium charge: also fire and theft coverage on the fleel ol motor vehicles and cquipment, with comprehensive on all passenger type automobiles owned by the City of berland. Insurance effective date August 1, 1961, far one (1) year term. List af motor vehicles and equipment to he insured may be obtained at the office of the Cily Clerk, City Hall. Policy for Llabality, Bodily Injury and Properly Damage to have waiver af Governmental Immunity, and Fire, Theft and Comprehensive losses to be based on actual cash valur.

Bids may be submitled on either or both the Liability and Comprehensive coverages. The Mayor and City Council reserves the right to select the bid or bids which, in its judgment, will give desired protecLion and further reserves the right to reJect any or all bids. Claims paid or pending during period August 1, 1960, to June 8, 1061: Pald-Approx. $1,318.85 Pending -Approx. $2.100.00 LUCIL.E ROEDER Commissioner of Finance and Revenue 26 27, 1961 Display Classified GURLEY'S INSURANCE OVER 26 AUTO FIRE- LIFE YEARS OF You won't I DEPENDABLE SERVICE need us often, but when you YOU CAN BE IF IT'S NATIONWIDE INSURANCE SERVICE DIAL PA 2-4314 123 S.

Liberty St. ALUMINUM SIDING ALUMINUM SIDING SIDING ATTENTION ALUMINUM If you are interested HOMEOWNERS in ALUMINUM SIDING ONIGIS DO NOT BE FOOLED WANIWNTY by you Get our sign Fancy any FREE Talk papers! and ESTIMATE Fancy Prices. before CALL: SIDING AIR-FLOW ROOFING and SIDING PRODUCTS CO. ALUMINUM No 1241 Down National Locally Payment Hwy, Owned -FHA LaVale, and Approved Md. PA Operated Financing 4.4488 ALUMINUM SIDING ALUMINUM SIDING Obituary (Continued from Page 7) Harvey Brenneman Harvey Nelson Brenneman, 79, of Albright, W.

died Saturday in a hospital in Morgantown, W. Va. He was a former resident of Frostburg. Born at Jennings, he was a son of (Custer) the late Daniel Brenneman. J.

and Maria His wife, Della Brenneman, died in 1943. Mr. Brenneman was a of Jennings Lutheran Church, the Woodmen of the World al Friendsville, and the Uniled Mine Workof America. Surviving are seven sons, OrBrenneman, Albright; Raymondia. Brenneman, Midvale, Utah: Clifford Graeagle, Audley Brenneman, Kingwood, W.

Edgel Brenneman, Morganlown, and Dwight and Kermit Brenneman, both of Blairsden, a daughter, Mrs. William Shuck, Frostburg: six grandchildren The and body six great grandchildren. Funeral Home, Kingwood, where services will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p. m. by Rev.

Mansfred; Bahmann. Burial will be in Blooming Rose Cemetery near Friendsville. Mrs. L. H.

Junkins KEYSER-Mrs. Frona L. Jun- 83, widow of Loman H. Junkins, died Saturday at the! Haught Memorial Nursing Home in Parkersburg, where she had been a patient for the past several weeks. A native of Elk Garden, she was born January 31, 1878, the daughter of the late David and Mary Elizabeth Harris.

She lived in Elkins nearly, all of her married life resided for the past several years with a daughter, Mrs. Faye Stalnaker, Elizabeth. In to Mrs. Stalnaker, vin Elkins, and Hugh she scurvived by two sons, MelJunkins, Arlington; a sister. Mrs.

Eva Conlon, Keyser; and two grandchildren. Services will be conducted morrow at 2 p.m. at the Lohr Funeral Home in Elkins with terment in Maple Wood Cemetery, Elkins. Mrs. E.

P. Stockman OAKLAND Mrs. Amy Stockman, 64, wife of Ed Paul Stockman, RD 2, Oakland, died yesterday in Garrett County morial Hospital. Born in Keyser, she was daughter of the late Clinton and Florence (Laffolete) Kee. Mrs.

Stockman was a mer resident of Terra Alta was a member of the Methodist Church there. She also was member of Chapter 63, Order the Eastern Star, and Club SISH. Surviving, besides her husband. are a son, Ed P. Stockman Baltimore; a daughter, Mrs.

Shirley Blue, Johnstown, and granddaughter. The body is at the Fike Watson Funeral Home, Terra Alta, where services will be conducted tomor2 p.m. by Rev. James Overdorff. Burial will be in Terra Alta Cemetery.

Chapter 63, OES, will conduct ritualistic service today at 8 at the funeral home. James H. Betts WARFORDSBURG, Henry Betts, 71, of here, yesterday in the Medical Center at McConnelisburg. He had in ill health for A native of Martinsburg. he a retired bus driver for the Fairfax (Va.) County School System.

Mr. Belts attended the Nazarene Church at Hopewell. He is survived by his widow, (Ernst) Betts; three daughters, Mrs. Ethel Byrd, Falls Church, Mrs. Violet Bussanca.

Washington, and Miss Alice Betts, at home; two sons, Albert Betts, Fairfax, and James Betts, at horne; a sister, Mrs. Mary Flelcher, Baltimore: brother, Ned Betts, address unknown, nine grandchildren. The body is at the residence. Services will be conducted Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.

at Union Chapel by Rev. Thomas Burial will be in the church cemetery. Haugh Services Services for John W. Haugh. of Oldtown, who died Saturday his home.

will he conducted morrow at 2 p.m. at the Oldtown Methodist. Church. Rev. Charles Sisk, pastor, Rev.

Wiliam Anderson, pastor Eckhart Methodist Church, officiate and burial will be in Oldtown Cemetery. Pallbearers will be Oliver ertson. Donald Steckman, Richard Santymyre, Paul Cannon. Twigg and John Rickenberg. The body is at the Kight eral Home and will be taken the church at 1 p.m.

Group Attending Firm Conference Nine members of the staff of the Cumberland Division of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company are in Kimesha Lake, N. today for a conference'cated with company officials. Attending are William W. Hussong. manager: Joseph W.

Mc-1 Greevy, Kenneth L. Gingerich, Ronald J. Screen, Howard E. Strickler, assistant managers: William W. Rohman and Joseph Barnard, Metropolitan consultants: Donald Ridenbaugh.

former consultant who now is assistant manager at in the Wilmington. Brandywine and Frank H. Keedy and Robert Maxson. SIDING among All service the had the records exceptional top-ranking last staff year sales and members, almost and are company's 30,000 representatives in the U.S. land Canada.

Chinese Kids Arrive Here Tomorrow Frederick M. Beck Frederick Mathias Beck, 81, of 1412 Pulaski Street, died Saturdayi In Sacred Heart Hospital where, he had been a patient since April 24. Mr. Beck was a native of Cum-1 berland was a son of the late John D. and Fanny (Fradiska) Beck.

His wife, Anna Beck, died in 1944. He had been in the transfer business for over 50 years and was a member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Mr. Beck WaS a well-known skater and was an amateur stunt man.

Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Catherine Grove, Delavan, a brother, William F. Beck. Washington, and a number of nieces and nephews. The body is at the Hafer Funeral Home where the will receive friends from 2 to 4 p.

m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Services will be conducted there tomorrow at 2 P. m.

by Rev. Vernon I. Naugle, pastor of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Burial will be in St.

Luke's Cemetery. Pallbearers wil! be George E. Smith, Albert Marple, Clifton Bennett, Charles Thuss, Milton Schade and George Hess. Granville W. Bowman KEYSER Granville Webster Bowman, 82, died yesterday at Potomac Valley Hospital, He had been in ill health for the past year.

Born in Inkerman, W. he was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman. After the death of his wife, Elizabeth Bow- man, he made his home with a daughter, Mrs.

Mable Oss, Church Street, Keyser. He was a machinist. In addition to his daughter he is survived by a son, Allen Bowman, Keyser, two grandchildren, anthe body great is at -grandchild. the Markwood Funeral Home. Services will be conducted on Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at Rock Oak Brethren Church, Rock Oak, W. with Rev. C. H. Cameron, pastor of the Church of the Brethren.

Keyser, officiating. Burial will be in Rock Oak Cemetery. Daniel T. Carlyle AUGUSTA, W. Va.

-Daniel Taylor Carlyle, 83, died Friday at his home near here. A native of Hampshire County, Mr. Carlyle was a son of the Isaac N. and Margaret (Shanholtz) Carlyle. His wife, Chris (Corbin) Carlyle, preceded him in death.

Surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Tabitha Maloney, Cumberland; Mrs. Ida Harris, Alexandria, Mrs. Estella Grapes, of here, and Mrs. Ethel Robinson, Florida: a brother, William Carlyle, Grafton, and a number of nieces and nephews.

Services were conducted today at the Church of Christ by Rev. Raymond Martin. Burial was in Swimming Classes At Shrine Pool The Allegany County Chapter American Red Cross will begin a series of swimming classes at the new Ali Ghan Shrine Country Club pool Thursday. There will be a children's beginners class, and registrants must be six years of age, or older. This class will run from 12:30 p.m.

until 2 p.m. An adult beginners class will also be started June 29. The hours for this group are set for 6 to 8 p.m. Plans are being made for classes covering other age groups, and the classes will be club members and members of their! families. Motorist Gets Six Months Albert Wayne McKenzie.

23. of RD 2, Frostburg, was arraigned' Thursday before Trial Magistrate Edward Browning, Frostburg and: was handed a six months jail sentence on four motor vehicle violations. He had eluded Trooper Joseph Stakem and had gone to PennI sylvania, according to the officer. He was sentenced to 90 days in jail for operating A vehicle on a suspended or revoked license: fine and 30 days in jail in for exceeding the 50 mile speed limit: 30 days for reckless driving. and 30 days in default of: a $50 fine for failure to obey the lawful order of an oificer.

Winds Topple Building An old Railroad storage building constructed here during the Civil War was hlown over Salurday by high winds. A spokesman for the company; said the building. which is lonear the Bolt and Forge. Shop, was in the process of being torn down. Some supports had been removed from the old structure: and the high winds caused the building to topple over.

The building was used to store: materials, and a new structure al-! ready is in the process of being built. Kills Rattlesnake Robert Strawderman, 1R. who lives on Valley Road, has killed a 40-inch rattlesnake near his house. The snake, which had 11 rattlers and a button, was discovered at the gale at the front of the resi. dence.

Eight "Fresh Air Kids" from New York will arrive in Cumberland tomorrow for a vacation with local residents. The children, of Chinese extraco. tion, will be greeted by their hosts when they step off Passenger Train No. 9 nl the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad which is scheduled to arrive in the Queen City at 5:47 p. m.

'EDT. Six of the youngsters have been in Cumberland before, and the two other children will be newto the city. Locally their vacations 'are sponsored by the Parent- Teachers Association of SS. Peter and Paul parish. Herman J.

Grabenstein and John Dougherty are on the project committee. Those who are expected to arrive here include William Ben, Linda Lee, Catherine Moy, Joseph Chan, Wing Yee Mark and Jeanrie Chin. Name tags on the other two youngsters will denote who they are, and they will be seeing Cumberland for the first time. Grabenstein announced last night that a second group of "Fresh Air Kids" is scheduled to arrive here on July 25. Any local residents who are interested in having one or more of the Chinese-American children as their summer guests are asked ito contact Grabenstein at PA 4- 12472 or PA 2-6330.

Cumberland is one of more than 1,500 "friendly towns" in 12 EastStates where about 8,000 children are sent by the HeraldTribune Fresh Air Fund. Dear Abby By Abigail Van Buren time occupation. He has a hobby, but now it is his full-" that are out of this world when comes to making a fortune gambling. He is good-looking, well-liked, and educated. He says has studied the odds, and gambles "scientifically," SO he can never lose.

He claims he has read extensively on "the psychology of gambling." So far he has been lucky. But do you think girl can be happy with a man who makes his living this way? GAMBLER'S GIRL DEAR GIRL: The "psychology gambling" is not very complicated. It is the science of trying get something for nothing. Don't bet on a gambler. You are.

cinch to lose. DEAR ABBY: What future is there for a young man, 24, who lives to gamble? It started out LOW COST HOMES 7 Rms. Bath Concrete Block Story Home at 9 Independence St. Full price $7,000. 7 Rms.

Bath Frame Home located 477 Baltimore Ave. Full Price $5,700, 5 Rms. Bath Concrete Block Small Bungalow at 715 Princeton St. for $3,750. 5 Rms.

Bath Frame Covered Bungalow on Creek Road for $5,500. Wally Wilson Agency Real Estate PA 4-5483 INSURANCE 103 8. GEO. ST. 4 Bedrooms In The Country Near A School Just about 15 minutes from town in Flintsione on hard surfaced road.

Frame, bedrooms with modern kitchen and breakfast nook, oil hot air heal, lots of closet space, large lot. Price and inspection by appointment. BERT J. GRAHAM REALTOR INSURANCE 58 N. Centre St, Dial PA 4-0200 Frostburg, STOYER ST.

FRAME bath, hot water heat. Nice lot. Under $10,000. W. MECHANIC ST.

DOUBLE FRAME 4 rooms bath each side, heat, storm doors windows awnings. Less than $8,000. Grantsville, Md. TWO very nice modern homes, 100' front Ints. Large home has living, lining, TV room, kitchen, bedroom, ceramic bath, wall-tn-wall carpet.

drapes 1st floor, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, bath 2nd floor. 2 car garage with room apartment. Smaller home. living, dining, kitchen, 2 bedrooms. bath, garage, Both tically reduced.

CALL OV 9-5-189 MRS. NATOLLY Carl F. Schmutz Assoc. COVERWOOD Very modern brick house, 3 rooms, bath. Automatic heat.

Wall to wall carpet. Beautiful land. scaping on extra large lot. FROSTBURG Modern 2 story brick house, full basement. Automatic gas heat.

Double block 6 rooms, bath and heat each side. Central location. Double block 4 cooms. bath and beat each side. Central location.

Six room frame with 145 baths. gas fired hot water heat. Excellent Broadway location. Possibility of Income From rental of rooms to college studenta. Beall Insurance Realty Phone Fb: OV coll Cag.

West Main Street Frostbars New Listings 1503 BEDFORD story 6 room frame and inselbric, full basement with car spare. gas fired hot water heat. Excellent condition. Large lol. 75 100.

111 MASSACHUSETTS story 4-room Immedlate possession. 401 HOMER room frame and inselbric bungalow. Modern kitchen and bath. Gas warm air heat, Full basement. Good condition.

Lot 60 100. Terms available. Glenn Watson Son 213 Virginia Avenue. PA 2-4040 After p. m.

PA 4-2631 DE PA 2-0271 LA VALE, FRAME 113 story 6 room bath, basement and 2 car garage, level lot 80 100. N. CENTRE STREET BRICK 2-story family or 2 apartments. Fenced rear lot and 2 car garage. GREENE STREET-115 story Brick and Frame 6 rooms.

bath, basement. hot water heat, garage. N. WAVERLY TERRACE 3 unit Apartment House, all rented. Be wise, let 2 apartmenta pay for your home.

HOLLAND STREET-1 story BRICK room home. This is Kond home In good residential area on oversize lol. MARY STREET DUPLEX HOME. CRESCENT PL. DOUBLE HOUSE Carl F.

Schmutz Assoc. PA 4-4400 DEAR ABBY: Why does a mere. wife think she has special privileges? Everyone knows "Till. death do us part" is old-fashioned. If a wife can't hold her husband, why doesn't she get out? I was married and had one child, aged 4.

I fell in love with another man. We worked together. He was married in name only. His wife was older than he was. He married young and didn't know the score.

We planned to get divorces and marry. He wanted to wait. I did not, so I divorced my husband. My boy friend stalled. So I phoned his wife and let her know that I was in the picture.

I wrote her letters telling her everything. also parked outside her house, wanting to talk to her in person, but she ignored me. My boy friend started feeling sorry for his wife and told me to lay off. refused. Then he finally gave me the old excuse about his wife being sickly, and his children needing him.

My home is broken up because I believed his lies. SO why should I give him up without fight? owe her nothing. THE OTHER WOMAN DEAR WOMAN: There is no Iman to "fight" for. He has given YOU up. To paraphrase your own words, "If a woman can't steal 'another's husband.

why doesn't she lay off?" Look for a man in your league. DEAR ABBY: A bunch of catty women wrote in asking you it their neighbor, who went to barher college to learn how to cut her husband's hair, carried a hot lunch to his place of work every day instead of packing him 3 sandwich. never disagreed or argued with him. and always called him "Sweetheart" and was the ideal wife, or were the rest of them just "average slobs." And your swer. Dear Abby.

didn't sound like you. Tell me the truth. do sou write your own column every Or were you on vacation? ABBY FAN DEAR FAN: write my own columns every day. And I never go on vacation. TE I said that woman was anything but an ideal wife.

I must have had a mum in my cranium. Forgive me? CONFIDENTIAL to "Keeping a There is no law against being married twice. Provided you marry the same person. What's personal Box 3365. a envelope.

bothering you? For a reply. write to Abby, Beverly Hills, Calif. Instamped, self-addressed Popularized Mahogany Became popular as a fine furniture wood in the carly part of the 18th century, when cabinetmakers hegan to carve decorations on this strong wood, according to the Encyclopedia 3 'r.