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4 4 4 for a WANT Taker EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1962 THIRTEEN WEATHER FORECAST -Rain is forecast for and the Great Basin. Colder weather will move tonight in California. and in the Atlantic Coast into the border states from Montana to the and Gulf Coast states while snow expected in the Great Lakes area, William W. Sluss FROSTBURG William Sluss, 83, of 108 West Main Street, died Saturday in Miners Hospital, where he had been admit-. ted earlier in the day.

Born in Westernport, he was a son of the late Louis and Anna M. (Shullzer) Sluss. He was a retired grocer. wife, Nellie (Hamill) Sluss, died last November 29. W.

here: three balfSurviving, are a son, William brothers, Edward Sluss, here, and Harmon and Dewey Sluss, both of Baltimore; four half-sisters, Mrs. Mildred Hare, Baltimore; Mrs. Oscar Merrill. Rockwood, Mrs. Rounds.

Lonaconing. and Mrs. Marcella Monaca. and two grandchildren. The body is at the Durst FuHome where family will receive friends from 2 until 4 p.

m. and 7 until 9 p. m. Services will be conducted at the funeral home tomorrow at 2. by Rev.

Kenneth E. Morelock, pastor of St. Paul's deran Church. Interment will be; in Frostburg Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Robert Knieriem, Norman a Fletcher, Robert Hohing, Russell Dennison, Thomas Jackson and Lee Emerison.

Leonard 0. Boone Leonard Oliver Boone, 56, of Scenic Lane, RD 1, Ridgele7, last night in Memorial where he was admitted last uary 30. He had been in ill health two months. A native of Rio. W.

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Joseph Wenrich, 58, of 123 Meadow Drive, Cresaptown, who died Saturday at her home, will be conducted tomorrow: at 2 p. m. in Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Harold Allem, pastor, will officiate and burial will be Sunset Memorial Park.

Pallbearers will he John Armstrong. Paul Clites, Ellis Warnick, Harry Norris, Calvin Schramm Norman Trumbull. The body is at the George Funeral Home and will he taken to the church al 1'p. m. tomorrow.

Mrs. Grover C. Tranum BLAINE, W. Va. Mrs.

Helen Marie Tranum, 71, of Potomac Manor, W. died early yester. day in Sacred Heart Hospital, Cumberland, where she was admitted Saturday. Born in Lonaconing, 29, 1890, was a daughter of the late Theodore and Anna (Duckworth) Spiker. She was a former resident of Kitzmiller.

Her husband, Grover C. Tranum, died in 1949. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Madeline Michaels, RD 5. Cumberland: four sons, Charles Alquippa, George Tranum, at home.

Harry Tranum, Lancaster, Ohio, and Hugh Tranum, Jamestown, N. seven grandchildren; one sister. Mrs. Harvey, Kitzmiller; and one brother, Charles Spiker, Piedmont. The body is at the Sharpless Funeral Home.

here. It will be taken to Mt. Bethel Methodist Church, Kitzniller, tomorrow at 1 p. m. for a service at 2 p.

m. Rev. Clifford Schell, pastor, will officiate and interment will be in IO0F Cemetery, Elk Garden. Morris Services Services for Herman Morris, 60, of RD 1, Ridgeley, who was fatally injured in a two-car 'accident Saturday near Wiley Ford. will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.

m. in the Church of Christ on Lee Street. Evangelist Benton K. Cochran, I pastor of Petersburg, W. Church of Christ.

will officiate and interment will be in thel Woodrow Cemetery at Paw Paw. His body is at the residence. Mr. Morris was killed when his pickup truck struck by a car being driven by Benny Blake Adams, also of RD 1, Ridgeley. Adams sustained injuries in the mishap and was admitted to Memorial Hospital where attaches today reported his condition as Display Classified MONDAY'S SPECIAL 1956 Plymouth club coups, 6 cylinder, stand.

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DalRey Coaches Sharpl PA 2-8151 OPP. PA 4-7111 More to Choose From on Both Lots NO DOWN PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE Mason Runs he helped arrange the forthcoming meeling between the West Virginia State Road Commission and the Maryland State Roads Commission designed to work out an agreement for construction of new Potomac interstate bridge across the River at Pinto. Mason observed that he supported the establishment of Allegany Community College last June, supported increased pay for county teachers and favored the building of additions now under construction at Parkside and Gephart elementary schools. He noted that a new Juvenile Detention Home for the county is now under contract. The Democratic candidate also pointed out that he supported the preliminary survey on the ability of Savage River Dam water for use in Allegany County and is still trying to gel approval for use of some of this water.

He voted for the establishment of the County Sanitary Commission which is attempting to solve the sewage disposal and water supply needs of the county. He also has completed a survey of the County Civil Service System. A veteran of World War IT. Mr. Mason was a B-29 gunner mechanic with the 20th Air Force and saw combat duty over Japan.

He is chairman of the Potomac Valley Dairy Herd Improvement Association, member and past president of Potomac Valley Lions Club, member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Cumberland Country Club. He is married to the former Miss Harriett Nelson. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson.

Roberts Place. They have five children, three of whom still live at home. Their oldest. daughter. Mrs.

Richard Roberts, teaches in a parochial school at Glen Burnie. Another daughter, Miss Patricia Mason, works for the U.S. Department. of Agriculture in Washington. (Continued from Page 7) -to the county for those unable to pay.

been responsible for the (investment of certain county which funds has until they are needed, brought the county about $100,000 in interest in a three- period. These funds formerly stayed in a checking account until spent. Through his efforts, the rent paid by the County Welfare Department for use of the Cumberland Street office building was increased and the State Department of Forests and Parks began ing rent for space used on the third floor of the Court Hcuse. Mason also noted that he has worked for federal aid to help in the building of county roads. established assessment records on addressograph, obtained new tax billing equipment which provides county taxpayers with a modern bill with the available discount figured.

He also has started. a maintenance program for county buildings which has resulted in improved appearance to the Court House and library annex building 101 in particular. was' The Democratic candidate for re-election also pointed out that Caracas Won By Geiberger CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI)Pro golfers on the Caribbean tour headed for Puerto Rico today with added respect for plucky Al Geiberger of Carlton Oaks, Calif. Geiberger turned in a remarkable rally to win the Caracas Open lies on the back nine of the final Sunday, firing three straight birdround that gave him a two-underpar 68 and a 72-hole total of 278. Jacky Cupil of Longview, missed a chance to tie Geiberger when he flubbed an eight-foot putt on the final hole.

He had to settle for second place with a 72- 279. Ernie Vossler of Oklahoma City. who shared the lead with Cupit at the start of the last round. tumbled to fourth place with a 74-281. Pele Cooper of Brandford.

slipped into third place with a 70-280. Don Whitt of San Diego, the defending champion, and Tony Lema of San Leandro. tied for fifth with 285's. Following the Puerto Rico Open. which starts Thursday and concludes next Sunday.

the golfers will wind up the tour with the Jamaica Open, March 8-11. Basketball Records HIGH SCHOOLS w. Martinsburg 18 LaSalle 18 16 Hancock 16 Elk Garden 18 Moorefield Paw Paw Bruce Piedmont Frederick Mt. Savage Oldtown 13 Valley 13 Bayard Hagerstown 12 Romney 11 Allegany Fart Ashby 12 No. Hagerstown Fort 9 Petersburg Byndman 8 Bedford 6 Circleville 9 West Va.

Deaf Berkeley Springs Southero Franktin Ridgeley Wardensville Beall Northern 3 Flintstone 3 Capon Bridge 3 Mathias 3 L. Fts. Op. Fet. 1 1328 970 .947 2 1324 1172 .300 3 1313 1082 1301 1007 .600 1415 1155 .763 1357 1196 1488 1238 .773 1247 1119 .714 1161 951 .657 1205 1004 .650 8 1433 1326 .636 7 1131 1033 .632 3 1292 1203 9 1060 1033 571 1231 1180 .571 1274 1217 .550 10 1161 1110 11 1350 1291 849 920 11 1319 1248 .450 1027 991 .421 11 1053 1066 .421 11 1002 10R3 .421 1.3 1385 1493 .409 13 1061 1136 .400 12 1171 1305 .400 1200 1276 ..365 14 1181 1235 .333 15 1201 1.335 1.1 970 1116 .300 17 1079 1286 .190 16 313 1151 11 $19 713 .154 16 921 1190 .143 18 1143 1511 .143 COLLEGES W.

L. Pts. Op. Pet. State 13 1923 1819 1393 1354 .500 Com'aity 6 8 704 932 .429 State 10 17 1876 1845 .370 Boxing Dates Set Frostburg Shepherd Allegany Potomac BOSTON (UPI)-The New England amateur athletic championships will be staged at Boston Arena, March 26.

The tournament. predicted to be one of the best in recent years, will be for all classes from 112 pounds to the heavyweight division. in MUSICAL GOLFER LAFAYETTE, La. (UPI) -Lionel Hebert, former PGA champion. is an ex-music major at Louisiana State who still plays the trumpet Ion occasion.

Cumberland, Frostburg and Oakland Realtors have TWICE NAL ANION of won the National Cumberland Awards for Board their of service Realtors. to the That's public why, as especially members CATION REALTORS OF REALTORS 1a Armor in this area. AMI A. 1050 Gl V. 24 Bose os ENT 008 HuiNUs ESTATE "Realtor is The Greatest Name In Real Estate" ESTATE 729-31 BEDFORD ST.

Brick. double, story. Six rooms and batb each side, having 3 rooms first floor. 3 rooms, bath. second floor.

Gas forced warm air heat one side and coal warm air neat on other. 1 car garage. Corner Tot All in good state of re pair. Price and inspection by ap pointment obly. flurries are western Lakes.

the Rockies (AP Photofax) Masses Scheduled For Rev. Haspert Oscar A. Cecil A Solemn High Requiem Mass Hospital Saturday night. will be celebrated Wednesday at Born in. Cresaptown May 30; 10 a.

m. at St. Peter's Church, 1903, he was a son of John W. Westernport. for Rev.

Joseph J. Cecil, Braddock Road, and the late Susan (Alexander) Cecil. Haspert 25. assistant pastor A member of Cresaptown Meththe church, who was killed last adist Church, he was manager of a Wednesday in a two car accident the Pinto Packing House. on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

viously. he had been a dye house Rev. Thomas Fannon, pastor. at Celanese Corporation will be celebrant: Rev. George ,1.

for 26 years. deacon: Rev. John Patrick. Surviving are his widow. Ada assistant (Robinetle) Cecil; two sons.

Pugh, pastor of St. Cecelia Hagerstown, and Church. Baltimore, sub deacon. Oscar E. Cecil, Father Patrick, a native of West- Walter H.

Cecil, Morgantown. and student WV. seven brothers. George Charles Cecil, Triple Lakes; James, John, ernport a Haspert at St. College, Frederick and Catonsville, will deliver the ser- Stanley Charles Cecil, mon.

of Cresaptown: Vocke Road. and Irvin Cecil, RD Requiem Mass for Father Has- two Mrs. be celebrated city; sisters, Harry pert will tomorrow Lee, Pinto. and Mrs. Samuel at 10:30 a.

m. at Our Lady of Harrison. Cresaptown. Good Counsel Church, Baltimore, The body is at the George Fuhis home parish. Most Rev.

Lawrlence J. Shehan, neral Home where the family Archbishop of will receive friends from 2 until Baltimore, will be celebrant, assisted Father 4 p.m. and 7 until 9 p.m. by Fannon. Rev.

Services will he conducted morrow 10:30 a.m. by Rev. Joseph Gossman will deliver the sermon. William Balderson, pastor of Pallbearers and the choir will Cresaptown Methodist Church. be composed priests from the Interment will be in Killerestl Archdiocese of Ballimore, who Burial Park.

were associated with Father HasBurns Barr Sr. pert at St. Charles College. MOOREFIELD. W.

Va. will be in Barr died yesterday at his Interment Baltimore. home at Rig. Mr. Boone employed 35 Born April 28.

1875, he was a years as a machinist he per at ison of Captain Hugh and Martha Baltimore Ohio Railroad, (Sampsel) Barr. Company. He was a member of Surviving are his widow, Nora Central Assembly of God Mae (Simmons) Barr: four and Lodge 885. International Ma- Clifton and Burns Barr both chinists Association. of here, Wayne Barr, Petersburg Survivors include his widow, and Harold Barr, Rig: two daughMrs.

Effie (Weakley) Boone: alters, Mrs. Mabel Simmons. Rig daughter, Mrs. John C. Twigg, and Mrs.

Stanley Lahman, WinScenic Lane, and three brothers, chester: one brother. George Herbert L. Boone, Cumberland; Barr, Keyser, 24 grandchildren Wilbert P. Boone, Orlando, and 20 great grandchildren. and Melvin J.

Boone, Mt. Pleas- The body is at the Thrush Fuant Road. neral Home. The body is at the George Fu- Services will be conducted toneral Home where the family morrow at 2 p.m. at Okadale will receive friends today from Christian Church, Rig, by Rev.

to 9 p. m. and tomorrow from 2 Glenn Phillips. Interment will be to 4 p. m.

and 7 to 9 p. m. Lin Newhouse Cemetery, Rig. Oscar Henry Cecil, 58. of Brant Road.

Cresaptown, dead on arrival at Memorial NEW STONE SPLIT-LEVEL BEDFORD ROAD Beautiful New Stone Split-level cated just off Bedford Road in Grow. deavale. Six rooms and Ceramic Tile Bath. Attracuve Fireplace. Modern Kitcben built-In Range.

Large Rec. Room. Nice level lot. Caner bas been transferred after only two mooths occupancy. Immediate session.

KENDALL INSURANCE REALTY CO. 63 Pershing Street Fbooe PA 4-3838-Prenings PA 4-2405 GRAMLICH ROAD LaVale Comfortable 2 Bedroom bungalow on 75 232 ft. lot. Fall concrete ment, forced air beat, cas fired. Large garage.

Priced at $10,500. HIGH STREET Bedford Road Brick Bungalow, two bedrooms, large kitchen, built in cablnets. Recreation room in basement. Attached garage. Lot largo enough for another home.

95 412 Ft. Gas fired, hot water heat. Fine condition. Wally Wilson Agency REAL ESTATE 103 S. George St.

INSURANCE PA 4-5383 I 401 SPRINGDALE ST. 2 story frame Inselbrick dwelling 6 extra large rooms, hath, coal warm atr heat. Corner lat 60x95. Campletely remodeled. Full price $7,500.

cing arranged. Wilson Rd. 2-Bedroom 4 Room and bath Bungalow. Basement, coal fired warm air heal. Garage workshop.

Two acres. Full Price: $9,500. Owner will finance. Homer 4 on Addition bath Pace reduced room Masonry galow, Full basement, coal warm air beat. 44 acre.

Immediate possession. Glenn Watson Son 213 Virginia PA 2-4010 After 5 p. m. PA 4-2631 or PA 2-0278 CUMBERLAND 213 SCALEY STREET 2-Story Brick House, 6-Rooms and Bath. 2 enclosed porches, full base.

ment. ou fire Hot Water Heat. FROSTBURG SPECIAL rooms, enclosed porch. bungalow. Alum.

siding. complete ful basement, gas fired hot water heat, bath, wall to wall carpet. fireplace, alum. storm windows doors, draperies. excellent location.

May be seen by appointment. Priced For Quick Sale! Beall Insurance Realty Phone Fht. DV 9-4441 No toll CHE Kal Main Street Frostburg DUNKEL EXPLANATION A dunkel is comparative strength rating based on the 10'1 recerd to date. It reflects weighted scoring margia relative rating of apposition. Exomple: 50.0 teem been 10 scoring points per, per than 40.0 Hem against opposition of relatively equal rohing.

The system continues since In origination In 1929 by Dick Dunket Note: In the came listings below 4.0 has been added to the regular prating of each home team. Higher Rating Lower Roter Diff. Reter MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26 TOP 20 Bradley 74.5..__ (16) SetonHall Kansas 16.6.. (9) Iowa St Kentucky 75.1-_ (1) Loyola, Ill 80.0. (23) Wash, Miss.

76.6_ 117) Tulane Ohio St 84.8. (16) St. Louis 13.1- (0) OTHER MAJORS 63.0 1111 Tennessee 13.9- (9) Missouri 66.7. (2) Ga. Tech Fla.St 58.1._ Fordham (18) C.C.N.Y.

L.S.U. U. 63.9.._ (6) Mississippi 67.7_ 10) Indiana N.Mex. 60.4 (14) -Simmons 66.0 15) Mich St Okla. City 60.0-- 189 N.

Tex. 65.3 Fairfield Tex. 63.3 (11) W. Tes.St Vanderbilt 65.5_ (91 W. Kentucky' 70.4_4191 E.

Tenn. St 683 Minnesota TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 TOP 20 Arizona 16.7___ 1251 Arizona 54.0 Drake 72.3 (91 63.1 Holy Cross 70.0- (2) 67.7 Home Teom Copyright 1962 by Dunket OTHER MAJORS (Fin Air 67.4.121) S.Dakota 45.5 64.0 (1) Texas 62.8 Bowl. 12.7-_ 151 Detroit 61.2 Connect't 57.7 (17) N.H'pshire* 40.6 61.3__(2) NotreDame 60.6 Niagara 62.5. (13) 49.8 Rice 62.4 11) T.C.U.• 61.5 San Fran 52.3. -(2) U.

50.2 Sta. 63.4 141 San Jose 39.0 S.M.U. 66 2. 58.6 Tenn. Tech 61.1_ (6) 53.6 Tex.

69.0 (2) 67.8 WashSt. 62.3-- (7) 61 3 58.4 67.5 13.6 46.7 39.6 68.5 72.7 51.8 64.8 64.2 46.2 37.2 57.8 67.2 45. 3 62.0 51.9 52.6 51.7 55.0 51.4 663 03 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 MAJORS 50.9 (12) Sfuhlenb'g 39.3 13.2. (17) 36.3 LaSalle 64.0. (1) 62.8 Louisville 69.7.

(5) Ohio 64.5 Marshall 63.7. 18) Kent 55.9 N.Mex.St• 60.4 13) Tex. Rest'n 58.3 Niagara 62.5. (14) 48.5 16) Kansas 60.1 55.0. 19) Lehizh 45.8 68.9 (22) St.

Peter's 46.7 62.4 (27) S1FranNY 35.5 68.3. (9) Penn St 82.9 68.7 (5) W. Michigan 63.8 THURSDAY, MARCH 1 TOP 20 Loyola. Cincinnati 82.5. 61.9-- (13) (11) Bowl.

Xavier Green 67.7 11.3 OTHER MAJORS Brit. Young (3) N. 31.6 Centenary 51.6. Miss.S'th'n* 50.7 Duquesne 65.1. 13) 62.4 Marquette 68.7.

(8) 60.6 68.8. (1) Towa St 67.5 N.Y.U. 70.0. (131 Manhattan 57.4 Seattle 60.9. -(3) 56.11 13.4.

18) Colo. St 65.5 Utah St 67.3. (13) 54.0 13.7. (25) N.Tex.St 41.9 Repeat come next nicht Sports Research Service Jaycee Mixed. League 1St.

John's Lutheran Resulls Plutes 3 Neptuce 0 Jupiter 2 Mars 1 Earth 2 Venus Mercury 2 Sun Saturn 114 Uranus 144 Leading Scorera Larry Hall 162, Ray Lapp 494 und Pal Screen 161-431, Mars: Harry Lennon 169-532 and Sis Mullen 144-387, Jupiter: Glen Brant 193-525 and Evelyu Collins 164-408, Pluto; Dale Shockey 181-484, Neptune: George Carney 200-551 and SuA Brant 170-378, Earth: Dick Sell 168-458 and Ginny Eyler 1.34-369, Venus: Ron Tase 201. Paul Hartman 316 and Betty Cover 126-343, Mercury: Al Douglas 199-515, Hilda Hussong 131 and June Carney 367, Sun: Dick Tor gweiler 195- 500 and Shirley Phillipp! 137-373, Saturn: Ray Phillippi 194-513 and Laura Murray 159-424. Uranus. Standings: Saturn 2144 Eartb 2854 3444 Sun 40 23 Mercury 27 Mars 34 29 Venus 36 Uranus 3244 Pluto 27. 35 Jupiter 31 32 Neptune of Mixed.

Resuts Onoles 3 Sparrows 0 Wrens 2 Cardinals Robins 2 Bluejays Leadint Scorers Harold Budson 153-333 and Lakin 185-463, Orioles; Bud Griffith 394 and Margie Campbell 117-323, Father DePaul 180-445 and O'Neal 93-349, Wrens: Norm Sell 399, Carol McDade 102 and Lib 378, Cardinals; Jim Collins 183-487 Tolva Grabenstein Robins; my Connelly 179-437 and Joan 125-315. Bluejays. Standings: Orinles 11 7 Wrens Sparrows 10 A Cardinals Robing 10 6 Bluejays Kelly Men's League Results Celebrities 2 Dual Traes Armor Traes 3 Sale Tracs 0 Kant Sirs 3 Prestiges 0 Lug Traca 2. Explorers Leadiok Scorers John Horn Celebrities: Wilkinson 171-331. Dual Tracs: Wade 203-551, Armor Trace; Boyd 163-430, Safe Trace: Paul Diebl Prestiges: Jerry Twigs 210-317, Slip; Leo Savilisky 187 and Roger Son 463, Log Tracs: Bud Young 481, Explorers.

Standings: Kant Slips 13 Explorere Celebrities Safe Trace 8 Armor Track 13 8 Prestiges Lug Trace 12 9 Dual Traca Country League Results Catbirds 3. Wrens 0 Orioles 0 Ravens 2. Hawks Leading Scarera But Alpert 18) And Bob LAcy 485. Carbirds: Fred Willisop 156 and Ed Everhart 433, Wrens: Paul 215- 5.3/0 and Paul Flynn 211-374, Ouls: Kea McLaughlin 128-508, Orioles: John Winer 190 and Ernie Schramm 400. Ravens: Joe Wagner 170 and Frank Lewis 170- 466, Hawks.

Standings A'. L. L. Outs 14 7 Oriples .......10 11 Catbirds 14 Ravens 7 14 Hawks 12 9 Wrens 6 15 Of 4th Degree Results Narigators 2 Captains 1 Scribes 2 Comptrollers Admirals 2 Pilots Leading Scorers Ted Stegmaler 173 and Charley Simp80D 400, Navigators: Tommy Carroll 128. 479.

Captains: Jack Stegmaer 165-385. Comptrollers: Per Stegmaler and Tom Struniz 358. Scribes: Jim 173-39R, Pilote: John Coyle Admirals. Standings: Scribes Captains Admirals En Comptrollers Pilate 9 6 Navigators 8 Owlette League Larks Swallows Wrens 2, Trading Scorers Agnes Scaletta 148 and Belty Farrell 307. Larks; Donna 191-302, Swallous; Jane Fallinger 166-404, Jaybirds: Ann Perrin 154 and Elsie Moffatt 404.

Wrens. Standings: Larks 230 3 A 1. Wreak 0 Jaybirds 7 Jockey Club League Results Bowie 3 Pimlico 0 Belmont 2 Fairgo Leading Scorers Shirley Simmons 156-338, Bowie; Jones 139-343, Pimlico; Sylvia Bonevan 130-322, Fairgo; Betty Chaney 164-302. Belmont. Standings: 14 Pimlico 7 Fargo Bowle 13 a Beiniont NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by undersigned What 00 Thursday, March 1962, at 11 o'clork A.M.

at Davis Serve Ice Cenler. Roule 40 East, Garrett County, Maryland, public of 1955, Ford Tractor F900 hearing serial number will be for cash 1o the bigbest bidder. specilop thereof may be made at Davies Service Center, Route 10 En, ville. Garrett County; Maryland, place of storage. Dated: February 20, 1962 YELLOW ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION 2'0 MI, Lebanoo Boulevard, Pittsburgh 34, By K.

M. CRISSMAN Collection Manager Ada. T-Feb. 26, THURSDAY LEAGUE Results Bulletins 3 Asthems 0 Chimes 3 Hymnals Candles 3 Records 0 Leadjog Scorers Willard a Atbey 131-344. Sandy 165 and Laverne Screen 727, Anthemet Rose Early 162-446 bd Jean Muller 350, Bulletins: Jim Miller 166-407 and Mary Brown 113-315, Hymnals: Jos Athey 222-482 and Dorothy Chenowith 132-33 Chimes; Dallas Elite 186-490 Clara Bennett 137-344, Candles; Les Hudson 161-403 and Rita Kenney 116-296, Records.

Standings: Hymnals 12 6 Candles Chimes 10 8 Anthems Bulletins 11 7 Records 9.00 8 FRIDAY LEAGUE Resalla Scouta 2 Laymen 1 Counselors 2 Circles 1 Cholzs 3 Ushers 0 Lending Scorers Bob Cunningbam 163-399 and bidia. Koser 144-321, Scouts; George Alexander 113-305 and Helen Bunner 127-319, Lay. men: Leory Aroohall 170-423 and Dot Leaman 100-275, Circles: Kirk Lathrum, 144-404 and Paula Mcintosd 131-332, Linda Reed 113-315. Choira; Gary Butta Counselors: Kenny Koser 153-433 and 143-387 and Ann Alexander 103-258, ers. Standings: Choirs 5 Counselors Scouts 7 Laymen 12 Circles 11 1 Ushers 4 14 Rorick and JimMcGregor 50 Da 10 11 Dick Vern Suls 137-450.

Kant Sun193. 12 13 14 17 NOTICE OF ORDER GRANTING PETITION TO PROVIDE SEWELAGE FACILITIES FOR POTOMAC BOWLING GREEN. AND ROBERTS PLACE. ALLEGANY COUNTT. MARYLAND VALLEY RD.

Frame buncalow baving rooms, full basement with oil warm alr beet. Modern kit chen and batb. Excellent condition. Large lot 85 200. Glenn Watson Son 213 Virginia Atenue PA 2-4040 After 5 p.

m. PA 4-2631 or PA Penny Pinching? One of these ho homes wit fit your Deeds and your pocketbook: BRAND NEW bedroom bungaJou: 638 Shriver Avenue. A planned compact home in excellent location $13,250.00. 450 WAVERLY TERRACE Older style 6 room frame double lot, furnace, cellar, 2 car garage all In good condition $8400.00. "see PERRIN about it" REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE 70 Pershing St.

PA 4-2350 LA VALE. Mod. BRICK home A1 conditina, living room dining, kitchen, 19 bath. den or her. ronm 1st 11.

2 bedrooms, balb 2nd Il. Good closel kiorage space. Base ment garage, covered patio, some carpel venedan blinds. Shown by appointment. CRESCENT PL.

Double Frame covered home, Good buy. HARRISON ST. Brick house in 4 apis. all rented. $10,500.

BELLEVUE ST. Double Frame, hot water heat. 64,900. LOT, level RawUngs 92x225 Carl F. Schmutz Assoc.

PA 4 0830 evenings PA 2 7335 or PA 4 3742 16 S. Liberty St. The Time To Buy Is Now 105 Sunset Drive, LaVale, Maryland. Lovely three bedroom brick and frame dwelling with 2 batts, electric modern electric kitchen. full basement with double garage and well-landscaped lot Price: $24,500 Grants vUle, Maryland.

Two story frame dwelling located along Route 40 baving three rooms OD the first floor and rooms and bath on second floor: full basement, coal furnace, double garage and lot 66' Grantsville residents and area may call Daniel Hershberger, TW 5161 and Cumberland residents may call Goodfellow Agency Real Estela Storage Insurance 131 N. Capire M4. PA 4-2493 DON'T BE SORRY BUY NOW Creek Road, 1 mile from Cumber. land, Md. Large frame dwelling with 10 rooms and hath.

215 acres of ground, coal heal, double garage. Frice: $10,500 1003 Barding Avenue. Cumberland, Ad. frame 41th coal beat, lot: 35' 163'. Price: CoresT Christie Road and Old Baltimore Pike, Cumberland, Md.

Large two-story stucco dwelling with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, city water, coal heat, full basement and lot: 135' 240'. More ground Is available If de. sired. Price: $18.500 Goodfellow Agency Real Estate Storage Insurance 131 N. Centre 5t.

Phone: PA 4-2833 4 Bedroom Brick Ideal Family House This spacious 8 room brick residence contains all the modern requirements for A family, situated in hood on naturally landscaped most desirable West Side neighborlot size 100 218. Tastefully decorated, carpeted op first floor and hallways up and down; automatic bot water beat. Avallable for immediale occupancy. CAll today to ser. this Invely home.

if your requirements are For more space in a finished house. Price $25,000. M. D. Reinhart Agency REALTORS FArkrlew 2-2111 Liberty Trust Bids.

FROSTBURG, MD. BROADWAY, frame home weirs. lIving room, dining, kitchen, 3 rooms, 115 balhs, finished attic, hot water heat, storm doors 4- windows, garage. Financing avallable. FRAME HOME 3 years old living, dining.

kitchen, bedroom, bath Jet fl. 2 bedrooms and fl. Gas heat, storm doors windows, awnings, Irg. lot. Can he financed.

FRAME HOME wEnt. hall, living, dining, Ire. kitchen, wility room. bedrooms, bath, hot air heat, extra lol. Only $6,500.

BOWERY ST. Frame, 6 rooms, bath 1st n. 6 rooms. 2 bathe, 2nd fl. Hot water heat.

Completely redecorated. TO INSPECT CALL MRS. NATOLLY OV 9-5489 or PA 1-0880. Carl F. Schmutr Assoc.

16 S. Liberty 5t. New Split Level Rome 1605 Fred. erirk Street. Attractive frame and alone dwelling.

Contains Uving room, dining arca, kitchen, three bedraams and ceramic tiled bath. Recreation room. one-hal! bath and garage al ground level. Separate concreted basement. Hardwood floors.

Auto matic gar heal, Ample claset space. Large Int. Price and full particulars OD application. 439 Waverty Terrace, Large fly brick dwelling. Contains living ronm.

dining room, modern kitchen, three hedrooms and bath. Forced air heal. Priced to sell al $6,000. Realtors Insurance Wicbel And Workmeister 123 Frederick St. Phone PA 4-3320 Beautiful, three bedroom home.

Large living room, dining area. Modera kitchen. Tile bath. Full base. ment.

Hot air heat, coal fired. Attached rarage. Largo lot, 100' Flintstone 1100 Stock Frederick 142' Price $4,000.00. Lot for sals THE J.H. HOLZSHU CO.

INSURANCE REALTORS-BONDING 31 S. Centre St. PA 2-6555 White Oaks Manor New 3 bedroom brick ramblers. Ceramic baths, modern kitchen. full basement, carport, city conveniences all in a well planned development.

Minimum down for those who quality See these lovely modern homes to day. Immediate posseasion. $16,950 and $17.650.00. "see PERRIN about it" REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 10 Pershing SL PA 4-2260 ELLERSLIE, MD. Located op Church Street thus most dealrable property for home and Investment.

Containing three frame -oce four rooms and bath, heated by gAD space beater rooms and bath, beated by coal fired healrola, third dwelling, (our rooms, no bath. heated by coal stove. Basement sunder the four and seven room dwellings, water suppiled by well. Lot 110'x107' all utilities. Thin properly being offered at sacrifice price.

laspection by pointment. James W. Beacham Realtor Insurance 744 Nallonal Hwy, Thone PA 2-2030 Modern Bungalow In Town Here is a modern up to date low with 2 bedronme, automatic hol air heat, garage, scenic lot 54 110. Near schools. Be sure to see it.

Only $8250, Call for an appointment today BERT J. GRAHAM REALTOR INSURANCE N. Ceatra Al. DIal PA 4-0700 WHEREAS, petition for the creation of a Sanitary District for Potomac Park, Bowling Green, and Roberts Place ta Allegany County, Maryland. baving been duly fled with The Abegany County Sanitary Commission, and WHEREAS, publio bearing was bald in the County Commissioner's Meeting Room in the Court House, Washington Street, Cumberland, Maryland.

00 Thurs day. February 1, 1962 at 7:30 P. DO. pursuapt to polices duly published to the Cumberland Evening Times, new, paper of general circulatjoo in Allegany County to discuss the tolention of creetIng Sanitary District for the purpose of providing sewerage facilties for Polomac Park. Bowling Green, and Roberta Place 19 Allegany County within tha boundaries hereinafter described, and WHEREAS, said public westing WLA duly beld at which time report LA made as to the then estimated meta cost al the sewerasa facilities contemplated and the estabustment al the Sanitary District, and WHEREAS.

The Allegany County Saab tary Commission. the governing body al The Allegapy County Sanitary District, finds that the catabushment of Sanitary District to provide New'eremo facilities for Park, Bowling Green, and Roberts Place. in Allegany County, Maryland, as contained within the hereinafter described area 1s sary to the public health, safety, and welfare of the residents of the sud area and thet the establishment of a Sunglary District within the sald area is feasible from an engineering and financial stand. point and further finding that it is able to conalitute the berelnatter de scribed area ax a Sanitary District. NOW THEREFORE, A petition having been filed with The Allegany County Sanitary Commission for the creatioo of a Sanitary District within the area Inafter described, and pursuant to the provisions of Section 653 (a) 1b) ol.

Article 43 of the Annotaled Code ol Maryland (1957 Edidan) as amended. IT 15 THIS FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1362, ORDERED by The AUegany County Sanliary Commission. the governing body af The Allegany County Sanitary Diac. trict, that the pettion beretofara referred to tor the constitutioo of Sanitary District wiLhin the acribed locality hereafter to be and consututed 8. the Bowling Green Sanitary District be and the same la hereby granted, as modified, maid dia.

frict to be contained within the following boundaries. Beginning at the concrete monument 9, ircated adJacent In McMullen Hubway, U.S. Route 220, marking the south 10 dery of the City of Cumberland and following In westerly direction the south bouadary of the City across Brad. dock Road lo the concrete monument marking the intersectioo of the souths and west bouadary of the City of berland, and thence, distance of ape proximately 1000 feet along an extension of the south boundary tine of the City of Cumberland to point on the line the La Vale Sanitary District, and thence in a soutberly direction along the Uma the LaVale Sanitary District and the crest of Haystack Mountain to the proL perty of the Celanese Corporation 11 America: thence in soutberly and easterly direction along the boundary the community of Potomac Park, the Celanese Corporation of America the Baltimore and Oblo Railroad and North Branch of the Polomac juver. Theo In northerly direction along North Branch of the Potomac River the intersection of the bank of the Polar Dot mac River and 1be Cumberland, south boundary the City of and thence the point of beginning.

AND BE IT FURTHER ORDERED. tbal a copy of this order be published in one of more sewspapers pubushed County and that bandbUls 15 posted and circulated within the locality described and furtber that copy of the resolution und order forwarded to the County Commissioners the of Allegany County for their approval. 8, AND BE IT FURTHER ORDERED. that any 10 residents and landowners. dissatiofied with the order of the sale unission shall bave the right to take enter within 10 days after the held.

publication of the sald order In- provided, an appeal to the Codoty missionara of AUerany Cousty who review, after due notice of bearing, the Commission's decision. BY ORDER OF THE ALLEGANY COUNTY SANITARY COMMISSION Attest Mayford Aldridge Coalrman Robert Reinhard Secretary Treasurer -N-T-Feb. 17-21-2 of of of and. to the. ta.

of to in be and' Mort above shall the.