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SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1989 MARYLAND 11B THE SUN OBITUARIES Dr. Mark Ravitch, surgeon and author, dies at 78 Evelyn Wenner, taught Shakespeare, journalism Professors and the Modern Language Association. She was also arf associate of the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington. Dr. Wenner's husband of almost; 40 years, C.

Malcolm Wenner, died in 1975. She is survived by a brother, Phir, lip Wingate of Wilmington. and many nieces and nephews. The family suggests that contributions be made to Western Maryland College or to the Episcopal Church of the Ascension, 23 Court Westminster. Md.

21 mmtmm 1965, but left the next year to become professor of pediatric surgery at the University of Chicago. From 1969 until his death, he was professor of surgery at the University of Pittsburgh and, until recently, surgeon-in-chief at Monte-fiore Hospital there. Among his works. Dr. Ravitch as official historian of the American Surgical Association wrote a two-volume chronology, "A Century of Surgery," documenting its evolution in America from 1880 to 1980 with extrapolations of future progress.

Dr. Ravitch was the recipient of innumerable awards from organizations in the United States and abroad, but he was especially proud of being honored by the establishment of the endowed professorships at Hopkins and at Pittsburgh, and of his election In 1983 as president of the American Surgical Association. Surviving, in addition to his wife of 57 years, are two daughters, Nancy Schwentker of Hummelstown, and Binnie Ravitch of New York; a son, Michael Mark Ravitch of Chicago; and five grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. March 22 at the Heinz Memorial Chapel on the University of Pittsburgh campus.

The family suggested memorial contributions to the National Foundation for Cancer Research, 7315 Wisconsin Suite 332W. Bethesda, Md. 208 1 4. riage by students was taboo. His wife, Irene Ravitch, joined the social service staff of and later headed the Harriet Lane Home a forerunner to the Hopkins Children's Center.

Dr. Ravitch received his medical degree in 1934. He served as surgical house officer at Johns Hopkins Hospital for the next nine years earning more by selling his blood than from salary, he recalled and becoming the resident in surgery under the late Dr. Alfred Blalock, co-developer with the late Dr. Helen B.

Taussig of the "blue baby" heart operation. He took a leave to serve as an Army surgeon in Europe in the latter years of World War II. including more than six months at a tent hospital following the D-day invasion of France. While working at another hospital in Belgium, he was a few miles from the front during the Battle of the Bulge and at one point operated on its casualties for 72 straight hours. After military service, Dr.

Ravitch returned to Hopkins as associate professor of surgery until 1 952. After four years in New York as clinical professor of surgery at Columbia University and director of the surgery department at Mount Sinai Hospital, he returned here in 1956 as surgeon-in-chief of the old Baltimore City Hospitals. He was named professor of surgery at Johns Hopkins University in i Dr. Mark M. Ravitch.

one of the most noted surgeons and former surgeon-in-chief of the old Baltimore City Hospitals, died of canter Wednesday in Pittsburgh. He jwas 78. He was a graduate and former IJJJKessor of surgery of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, where and colleagues recently es-IfaBllshed the Mark M. Ravitch Endowed Professorship of Surgery in honor. JJ.

Ravitch, the author or editor iof-more than 20 medical textbooks and- editor of more than a dozen Jrhedjcal journals, was a pioneer in the development of pediatric surgery Soft the leading expert on correction Highest wall deformities in children. He was best known for the intrtK SBucIion and development in the JMted States of mechanical stapling devices in surgery. He first saw them Soviet Union during a 1958 National Research Council mission out overblown rumors of developments in blood storage. Dr. Ravitch believed his competence in the Russian language was the main reason for his inclusion in the four-member delegation.

He was born in New York City, the son of Russian immigrants. His father was a revolutionary imprisoned first by the czarist regime and 'lajter by the Bolsheviks, and his mother was a dentist. After receiving an undergraduate A memorial service for Dr. Evelyn Wingate Wenner, professor emeritus of English at Western Maryland College, will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Little Baker Memorial Chapel at the college.

Dr. Wenner who was 88, died of heart failure Wednesday at the Carroll Lutheran Village, a retirement community in Westminster. She taught Shakespeare and journalism courses at Western Maryland College for more than three decades before retiring in the early 1970s. A specialist in Shakespearean English, Dr. Wenner was an authority on the life of George Steevens, who edited and published the Boydell edition of Shakespeare's plays.

Before joining the school's faculty. Dr. Wenner taught English at Mount Jewett High School in western Pennsylvania and at Annapolis High School. A native of Wingate, in Dorchester County, she received a bachelor's degree from what was then Blue Ridge College In New Windsor and a master's degree in English from the Johns Hopkins University in 1935. She received a doctorate in English from George Washington University In Washington several years later.

Dr. Wenner was a member of the American Association of University Deaths elsewhere Aurelio Buarque de Holanda Fer reira, the author of a dictionary thai bore his name and became the tog; selling book in the Portuguese lait guage, died Monday at his home near Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He was 78. Mg Buarque de Holanda had respiratory problems and Parkinson's disease! but the cause of death was not avaflj able. He was a household name in Brazil, where his best-selling dictioiE ary was popularly referred to as the "Aurelio." 1968 PHOTO DR.

MARK M. RAVITCH degree in zoology in 1930 from the University of Oklahoma, where an aunt and uncle were faculty members, he was rejected by the Harvard Medical School. It was a bitter disappointment, he said in a 1986 article, but one that resulted in his going to Hopkins from an education and training standpoint "the greatest good fortune that could have come to me." In his second year there, he was married In secret because mar Death notices 15E PROPOSALS (255) MONEY TO LOAN (980) MONEY TO LOAN (980) MONEY TO LOAN (980) FOR ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED SEE SECTION 20 KINDS 20 PLANS MORTGAGES 1st 2nd 3rd Mr Harvey 828-4567 Suite 411 Investment Bids MD. 21204 can Association of Clinical Chemists and the American Chemical Society. He Is survived by his wife, the former Susan Tibbets of Hampden; a son, Greg Gabbert of Catonsville; two daughters, Paula Catron of Gaithersburg and Mary Lynn Gabbert of Hampden: his parents, Raymond and Louella Mate Gabbert of Sonoma, a brother, Raymond B.

Gabbert of Fremont. a sister, Keve Gabbert of Elgin, Texas; and a granddaughter. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Eastern Maine Medical Charities in HORSES. UVESTOCK (930) HIGHWAY LINE STRIPEFHj Sealed bids will be 'fg-ceived in the Harford County Department of Procurement until 1:00 p.m. March 22, 1989.

for one (1) nevjt, unused, latest model tryri mounted highway line strip, ing machine. Bids receiwtS after 1:00 p.m. will te returned unopened. Pre-Bid Meeting 1 pre-bid meeting will be heM on Friday, March 10, 1989, at 10:00 a m. in the Department of Procurement Room, 220 South Main Street.

Bel Air, Marr land 21014. Attendance not mandatory but strongly advised. For Specifications and Bid Forms call 879-2000 MONEY WE COME TO YOU 653-0495 1st 2nd Mortgages Credit Problems Foreclosures US SERVICE BANKERS wf I HORSE SHOWS Cool Meadows Farm. Jarrettsville. Hunter pleasure horses ponies.

9AM. March 12 (schooling), 8AM. April 9 (H.H.S.A.) 567-7442 or 692-5126 Call for prize list HORSE Trailer TB sz, needs some body work, must sell, $500 or 8.0. 239-4013 HORSE TRANSPORTATION TRAILER RENTAL. 833-6754 AEI FAS? BUSINESS AND MORTGAGE LOANS $2500 to $500,000 1ST, 2ND 3RD MORTGAGES On Residential or Commercial Property 24-HR.

APPROVAL INSTANT DECISIONS Will Consider Hardship Cases Bank Rates Credit not important LONG OR SHORT TERMS CONSOLIDATE BILLS REFINANCING Accounts Receivable Financing 5TC? MANY PLANS CALL ANYTIME ALSO SUNDAY DON'T DELAY, CALL NOW! APPLICATIONS BY PHONI LOAN PROCESSOR WILL COME TO YOU (Wilhin 100 MiUs) FAST APPROVALS 484-0505 MR. NORMAN OVER SO YRS. EXPERIENCE 4005 Seven Mile Lane, Baltimore. Md. 21208 Registered Mortgage Broker Banker of Md.

PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE 425M MONEY WANTED (985) HORSE WANTED Pleasure, (Eng.) 15-16H, sensible, sweet temp. TLC guar 343-1568 838-6000, extension 37 THE PROSPECT BM LOAN NEEDED BUSINESS LOAN for small food company. Need to borrow $15,000 for 24 mo Will KEIFFER AACHEN ell purpose saddle, 18 seat wcomplete fittings pad. As new. $600.

795-3478 pay 16 int. Will colateralize witn real estate, jyi-oo. LOOKING FOR PONY That is child safe, sound fit for beginner rider. Will provide good home 301-462-8878 JOINT VENTURE CAPITAL needed for low income housing. Serious investors only.

301-747-5629 aft. 5pm. MORGANS 2-6vr Chestnut Geldings. Ridedrivejump. 426-7168 Kuxton Ridgeley Was with state police Ruxton M.

Ridgeley, who retired the Maryland State Police in 955 as a major serving as executive officer, the second-highest ranking rppst in the force, died Feb. 23 at Vahington County Hospital after a short illness. Mr. Ridgeley, who was 89, moved from Baltimore last year after retiring from the board of the Value Line Mutual Fund. He joined the state police as a Jieutenant in 1931, when the force directed by the commissioner ol motor vehicles.

A year later, he was Jeading the attack on bootleggers were speeding and using smoke screens to avoid capture. Trooper Ridgeley said at the time campaign was aimed simply at-Improving the safety on U.S. 1 that enforcement of prohibition our business." 1940, he and three other troopers rescued two women who Jiad, been abducted from the Snow Hill jail by a mob that suspected the were connected to a murder. During his years In the depart-ment, he also served as president ol Police Association and the Maryland Classified Employees Association, where he was a founder credit union. native of Baltimore, he was a graduate of the Gilman School and the, Military Institute.

He was in the Army during World I and later was an officer in the Maryland National Guard. He was a subscriber of the Bache-fors, Cotillon and a member of the Society of the Cincinnati. He danced with the Duchess of Windsor during a.1941 vacation in the Bahamas. He is survived by his wife, the former Evanna Brown. I Private services were held for Mr.

"Ridgeley. ESTABLISHED BUSINESS requires $50,000 loan or consider equity interest. 367-3427 COUNTRY CLUB-is soliciting qualified architecturalplannina firms to submit their qualifications and specific experiehce relating to a proposed spacefacilitv Plan. The plari will encompass the required expansionre-desian of ttte clubhouse and other suppc-rfr-ino existing facilities to include, but not limited to, the pool, tennis courts, pro shop', parking tots, maintenance and golf cart buildings. The faciff-ties must be able to suppoft the needs of the 600 members.

Interested firms wrtti recent and successful desiori experiences should subrnjt their firm's qualifications anp references by no later than 4 P.M.. March 10, 1989 to A attention of Mr. J. Michael Warring, Vice-President, Boartt of Directors, Prospect Bay Country Club, 31 1A ProspeoJ Bay Drive West, Grasonviltf. MO.

21638. INVESTOR WANTED build 2 houses, my property in woooiawn area. INVESTOR WANTED. FOR NEW PHODUCT. 825-0621 PLAN ON ATTENDING SADDLE UP'S 4TH ANNUAL EQUESTRIAN FLEA MARKET Saturday.

March 1 1th, 9am-4pm (rain date: 318) Bigger than ever. A day of fun and lots of good horse stuff. Vendor tables still available. Route 3, Millersville, MD 987-8722 (local) 1-800-727-TACK SPECIAL NOTICES (240) Affirmative Action Statement The North Baltimore Cen Pauline Shafran Pikesville volunteer Pauline Shafran, who was active in the congregation that her husband served as rabbi, died Feb. 26 at Baltimore County General Hospital after a stroke.

Mrs. Shafran, who was 65 and lived on Pinelea Court In Pikesville, did volunteer work for the Bais Yaa-kov School for Girls and for the Ner Israel Rabbinical College, in addition to her work for the Adath Yeshu-run-Mogen Avrohom Congregation that her husband. Rabbi Simcha Shafran, serves. The former Pauline Kahn was a native of Poland who came to Baltimore as a young child when her father, Rabbi Noach Kahn, began serving a congregation in South Baltimore. In addition to her husband, her S'irvivors include a daughter, Rochel Zoberman of Toronto; two sons, Rabbi Avl Shafran of Providence, R.I., and Rabbi Noach Shafran of Baltimore; a brother, Moish Kahn of Baltimore; and 1 5 grandchildren.

Services for Mrs. Shafran were held Monday at the Levinson funeral establishment. ter, a community mental PONIES Exc for beginners. 10V5 $450; 1114 $350; 11 $450; 11V $500. 557-8726 health service reaffirms its policy of offering equal quality services to all persons who live DR.

PAUL G. GABBERT Dr.PaulG.Gabbert Was clinical chemist A memorial service for Dr. Paul G. Gabbert. a certified clinical chemist, will be held at 4 p.m.

today at the First Lutheran Church. 40 E. Burke in Towson. Dr. Gabbert, who was 53 and lived for the past two years in Hampden, Maine, died Feb.

3 of a blood clot In a lung, at the hospital where he worked in Bangor, Maine. He had worked at the Eastern Maine Medical Center after serving for nearly 10 years as laboratory director of the Central Laboratory of Associated Maryland Pathologists. A resident of the Baltimore area for about 1 5 years, he earlier worked for the Huntington Research Center. Born in Brownsville, Texas, Dr. Gabbert was a graduate of Stanford University and earned his doctorate at the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco.

He was a member of the Ameri witnin our catcnment area with regard to race, color. PONY Fancy 12 2 H. reg. V4 Welsh gray gelding. Lead line, short stirrup prospect.

343-1288. creed, national origin, marital status, political or religious opinion or affiliation, sex, physical or mental handicap or age, and this is in compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Our center serves the area bounded by the city-county line on the PORSCHE '83 911 SC. Metallic slate wnsvy leather, AC, 80 watt stereo special fact, road pkge. Low mi.

In Beaut cond. $25,500. Call for details, Dennis (301) 262-8332 eveswkends. ATTENTION MINORITY" BUtSINbia ENTERPRISES- We are seeking bids frprri certified DCMBOO Minority Business Enterprises in connection with the construction of the Ambulatory and Critical Care Center; C. General Hospital, 19th Massachusetts Ave S.E., Proiect No JR890070.

Proposals will Be accepted by telephone, mail, or in person on or before 6 00 p.m.. Monday, March 6. 1989. for more information, please contact: Samuel C. Peterson, Esq BLAKE CONSTRUCTION INC.

1120 Connecticut Avenue? N.W. 12th Floor Washington, C. 2003 Telephone No. (2021 828-9980 north. North Ave on the south, Falls Rd on the west, and Harford Rd on the east.

We also reaffirm our policy of equal employment and promo AVAILABLE TO HOMEOWNERS FOR ANY PURPOSE Bad Credit Welcomed. Instant Approval. Day or Evening. No Application Fee. UNITED FINANCIAL SERVICES 356-0072 tional opportunity wnnoui ais crimination because of race.

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working ranch horses, some competition team roping horses-one in the money last year. To be offered for sale March 11, at Gordon-ville. PA Fire Co. Spring Sale. For further calT Ted, (717) 768-8788.

physical or mental handicap or age. PROPOSALS (2551 ATTENTION MINORITY SUB-CONTRACTORS SUPPLIERS Parkway Construction it. 7993 Pnrkwav Drive. Hanover. HARFORD COUNTY GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS INVITED C-89-020 ACTUARIAL ANALYSIS from qualified MBE onll REG QH, 15 1 10 yrs.

Exc for beginner, great all around fam horse. $1350. 657-8726 suD-contracts ana pun-newo items for the Franklin Woods Harford County, Maryland is SADDLE- English, youth sz, tirth 6t stirrups, no straps, eldom used. $90. 692-6052 project located at Franklrn Square Hospital Center in Balto.

County. Bid is due Tue- request-oo proposals tor per forming an actuarial analysis of; the self-insurance liabilities of Harford County with regard to SADDLES WestEngl $50 424 N.Eutaw 752-2580 aay, rviarcn iuoo uy Drawings and specifications are available for reviewin Parkway's office. For more funding ot professional liability, STABLE HELP part time, Howard Co. MAPLE SPRING FARMS. 442-2295 Greger or Steve Carnaggiot general liability, auto liability and worker's compensation exposures.

An evaluation is required of the funding needed as of 7189 for fiscal years TB Brood mares: Buy, lease or foal sharing 1 race filly 3 yr. old. 2 geldings. 461-9462 ATTN: HOMEOWNERS DIAL CASH For Your HOME EQUITY LOAN Apply by phone 24 hour Approval No Application Fees No Credit or Income Checks for Problem Cases Bankruptcies, Self- Employed Welcome Multiple Programs Available Call Toll Free 1-800-DIAL-CASH Tl-800-342-5227) STATEWIDE CAPITAL Licensed Mtge BrokerBanker (3011 770-6696 1989 and prior. Funding rec TB FILLY 3.

race prospect, by Chennault out of Rock Talk mare, reas. 531-6180 ommendations are required for fiscal year 1990 under several alternatives regarding Excess MORTGAGE LOANS 1st Mtg to 30 yr fix or var LOWEST BANK RATES 2nd Mtg 15 Yr 10.50 AR Refinance or Purchase CONSOLIDATE BILLS FORECLOSURE HELP CREDIT PROBLEMS BUSINESS LOANS WE BUY MORTGAGES FAST APPROVALS 484-8004 Md. License 2, Bonded Mortgage Banker-Broker HILLTOP MORTGAGE 600 Reisterstown Rd Balto 21208 coverage, in addition, a sepa TB GELD Black, 15 2, 9 yrs old. $800. 848-9652 NOTICE TO BOAT BUILDESs Construction of 90 passenger ferry, twin screw, diesel powered of steel, aluminum or fiber glass, reinforced plastic hull.

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exp showevent. Exc moverover fences. 744-6807 environmental impairment liability EIC) exposure. Interested firms may obtaini the Request for Proposal including detailed Scope of Services by contacting the De TB GELD 9 ches, 16 3 TB filly 3 y. Must sell.

336-2579 TB MARE, 7 yo, 152H. rides English. $1600. 301-658-6688 LEGAL NOTICES partment of Procurement, (265) telephone ouif ba 2000838-8000, extension! 371, no later than MARCH 9, 1989. T.8.Q.H.

9 yr. old chestnut mare, 15. 2H. Shown dressage successfully. Willing jumper.

Great event prospect. Big boned, kind easy to work with. $4500. Call (301) 836-0759 A Pre-Proposal Conference will be held MARCH 14, 1989 at ,10 CO in the Executive Conference Room, 220 South Main Street, Bel Air, Maryland 2 1014. Attendance is NOT TB Type Arab.

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2 HORSE TB. EXC $2900. 442-2295 HARFORD COUNTY GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS INVITED C-89-022 FINANCIAL SYSTEM CONSULTANT WANTED responsible barn help on private farm in Jarrettsville. 2-3 mornings per wk. 557-8454.

aft 6pm. Harford County, Maryland! GENERAL CONTRACTOR: THOMAS P. HARKINS, ItiQ. Solicits bids from minorityfemale owned firms t.4or subcontracts or material supply for all trades on tne following project: NORTH RESTON Reston. Va.

Bids are due March fc3. 1989 at 10 A.M. Plans 'arid specs will be available QR REVIEW at the offices of. Dodge Reports 8728 Colesville Rd Silver Spring. MD 20911 301-689-6215 ma Dodge Reports 8600 LaSalle Rd.

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Consequently, Harford County desires to engage MONEY TO LOAN (980) consultant to assist with needs assessment, assist with preparation of Request for Proposal for financial system CASH FOR HOMEOWNERS Fast approval Credit problems welcome Bill Consolidation Home Improvements Refinance for cash Foreclosure Help 467-0989 AMERICAN FIRST FINANCIAL SERVICES MORTGAGE LOANS CREDIT NO PROBLEM RATES FROM 8 Residential Commercial Construction Financing Fast Closing Brokers Welcome No Application Fee WE BUY MORTGAGES 792-4900 TFC Financial Corp. software, review and evalua CREDIT PROBLEMS 1st-2nd-3rd Mortgages Instant Approval-Fast Cash Mortgage Bankers 922-7100 THE SUNKARL M. FERRON Firefighters use tarpaulin to shield accident scene from onlookers as bodies are removed. Collision near Reisterstown kills 4 tion of proposals, and assist in hardware determinations. Pro posals are being solicited from consultants interested in pro viding the required services.

THE MONEY FINDERS, INC. 1st 6t 2nd mortgage. Refinance: Consolidation: Credit Problems. OK. 391-6101 Interested consultants may obtain the Request for Proposal including detailed Scope of Services by contacting the CASH secured by mortgage or real estate.

I buy mortgages. Owner finan. houses. Call 799-0263 FAST CASH LOANSI Bad CreditNo Credit No Problem 1-800-237-9639, 7 days, 24 hours Department of Procurement telephone (301) 879-2000 oi 836-6000, extension 371. nc later than March 17, 1989.

644 8V4 FINANCING Comm'l Projects $1 mil. mm. Ven Cep DEV JOINT Venture Fin. Min $100,000 Short term CommBus. Loans Secured by A.

Rec. Bus Equip. CD S. T-Bills, StocksBonds Mm $20,000. 576-0831792-8310 A Pre-Proposal Conference ManGAGESC653- 1 894 OPEN SAT SUN.

will be held March 27, 1989, MORTGAGE-CREDIT PROBLEMS-484-29SiO at 2:00 P.M., in the Executive Conference Room, 220 South VENTURE CAPITAL CO. seeks new projects. (619) NEED $10,000 SECURED BY REAL ESTATE. CALL MR. WILLIAMS 323-7412 Mam Street.

Bel Air, Maryland Attendance is not mandatory however, all potential respondents are encouraged to at house." In an accident on the Eastern Shore, Lamont Anthony Drum-mond, 23, and Amy Jo Jones, 19. both of Snow Hill, died shortly before midnight Friday, when their car overturned on a curve at a rural intersection south of Pocomoke City. Neither of the victims was wearing a seat belt, according to police. Speed, driver error and possibly alcohol appeared to be factors in the crash, police said. Mortgage Lander Quick Confidential Good or Bad Credit FAIRWAY FINANCIAL 358-LOAN eling south behind the Lincoln managed to hit his brakes but could not avoid running into the back of the Lincoln, police said.

Mr. Nicholson, who was unhurt, grabbed a fire extinguisher from his car to put out flames in the demolished front end of the Impala, a witness said. The crash occurred In front of the home of Marlon Fair, whose niece, Erma Kipe, said the impact was so loud thaWwe thought it had hit the CRASH, from IB Maryland Shock Trauma Center at University Hospital, where he was in critical condition yesterday evening, Officer Gossage said. The car was loaded with new blankets and linens, indicating that the four apparently were on their way back from a shopping trip. Officer Gossage said.

William Errol Nlpholson, the driv-eWc! a brown Impala that was trav HOME EQUITY LOANS FAST CASH Mortgage Bankers 922-7100 tend Proposals will be due LOANS UP TO $10,000 Results guaranteed-regrdless of credit PCS 613-298-0791 VISAMASTERCARD Guar Approval 24 Hours 800-283-0003 April 17, 1989. HOLECHECK, Director of Procurement 1st-2nd-3rd Mrtgs. Bad cr ok Pri lender 879-7579 For Home Delivery Gll 539-1280 For Home Delivery Call 539-1280 For Home Delivery gpll NEED MONEY? Bad credit? Start or expand business Call 24 hours. 404-483-6609 STOP FORECLOSURE Bad cr ok Pri lender 879-7579 CREDIT No problem residentialbusiness. Home improvement.

Stop foreclosures. 1st 2nd Mortgages. 24 hour approval Congress Financial Services Maryland license number 481 Call 653-2300 HARFORD COUNTY GOVERNMENT BIDS INVITED BID NO. 89-98 BANKER FIRST CALL NOW 653-1366 HOMt. MORTGAGE LOANS Bad ctodit okay.

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