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We've got complete window and door kits, felt and aluminum tape, thresholds, garage door bottoms, and so much more. Hurry in we're your one-stop weatherstripping headquarters! (03) Prices effective thru Saturday, November 2 Hi folks! Watch for me on WTOP TV V-IIUUHCI Hechinger open Sunday, 9:30 6:00 Open Monday thru Saturday, Forest Plaza, Parole Next to Giant (across ram Woodies and Sears) Open Monday thru Saturday, open Sunday, Obituaries Ann Scott, book store proprietor Am Garrett Scott, 63, of Annapolis Roads, died Friday at Anne Arundel General Hospital She was co-proprietor of the Scott Book Center, which has Annapolis for 14 years. Mrs. Scott was bora in New York City. She was a graduate of the College of William and in Williamsburg, and attended the graduate school at Columbia University in New York City.

She was a long-time member of the Colonial Players of Annapolis. She is survived by her husband, Robert L. Scott, at home; three daughters, Mrs. Susan Scott Lafferty and Mrs. William Tvdines both of Martha's Vineyard, and Mrs.

Christopher Luckens of Southampton, England; and four graxkhildrea A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m., Thursday in St Andrew's Chanel at the Naval Academy. Arrangements are under the direction of John M. Taylor Sons, 147 Duke of Gloucester St Margaret J. Clark Margaret J. Clark, 89, of Deale, died of an apparent heart attack Monday at the Annapolis Nursing Home.

She was a native of Maryland. She is survived by a daughter, Glendora Jones of Annapolis; and a brother, Theodore Snavely of Boonesboro, Md. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m., Thursday at the Taylor Funeral Chapel, 147 Duke of Gloucester St Mary G. Finn Mary Gertrude Finn, 47, of Upper Marlboro, died of cancer Sunday at the Washington Sanitarium. She was born in Pulaski, Va.

klie IS BUI en u) uti husband, Joseph F. Plim, at home; two daughters, Rachel nt ta and Marilyn Lynn Finn of Upper Marlboro; two sons, Joseph Firm of Richmond, and Bruce Wayne Finn of Upper Marlboro and four grandchildren. Also surviving are two brothers, Robert Thomas O'Dell of Davidsonvilk and Charles O'Dell of Port Deposit; and three sisters, Virginia Selin and Audrey O'Dell, both of Port Orange, and Nora E. Bungori of Havre de Grace. Funeral services were scheduled for 2 p.m., today at the Taylor Funeral Chapel, 147 Duke of Gloucester St Alice M.

Hines Alice HHines, 73, of Cape St John, Annapolis, died of an apparent heari auack Suutwy at Anne Arundel General Hospital She was born in tt 1 and was the widow of James Hines, Mrs. Hines was a retired Civil Service employee. She was a member of the Senior Bowling League and the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Cora R.

Norton and a nephew, Charles Norton, both of Groton, Conn, Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m., tomorrow at the Taylor Funeral Chapel, 147 Duke of Gloucester St Anderson conviction upheld decision affecting the possible retrial of former Maryland Sea Daniel B. Brewster, the U.S, Court of Appeals has reaffirmed the conviction of Cyrus T. Anderson, a Washington lobbyist on charm that be bribed Brewster. Anderson, the lobbyist lor Spiegel, a Chicago-bawd mail order firm, sentenced WM A tfW. in prim for paying the former Senator $14,500 in diange for hia vote on portal legislation.

The same three-fudge ordered a retrial for in an Aug. 2, 1W1.