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KVkNlV, APIlAl hec. 8, I Tomorrow's calendar 'in Authors fg cinrn to based op ability to pay. Volunteers are; needed. To request meals or volunteer your services, call 224-1265 between 9 a.m. and lp.m.

BIRTHRIGHT OF ANNAPOLIS offers emergency pregnancy aid, counselling, testing and referrals, Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 817 West St, The Hotline is open 24 hours, every day, See the entertainment page for more events of Interest EVENTS A CHRISTMAS CONCERT by the Naval Academy Band at 8:30 p.m. at Mitscher Hall. Free to the public.

A CHRISTMAS BALL sponsored by Historic Annapolis Associates from 9 30 p.m. to 1 a.m. in DahJgren Hall of the Naval Academy. Advance tickets required. "AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS." presented by Southern Senior and South River High Schools, 8 p.m at Southern Senior High School.

Also to be given Saturday night. CONCERT by the Bates Junior High School orchestra, bands and chorus, 7:30 p.m. in the school's Little Theatre on Smithville Street. BICENTENNIAL BOOKS will be available at an autograph session with some of the authors, 4 p.m., at Scott's Book Store, AN OPENHOUSE, in honor of the eighth anniversary of the Community Enterprise Development Association, to 5 tun ILL Cathedral St. At 2 prm ithere will Tje a press conference to which the public is "ear ur narraoipn T.

Blackwell, head of the Minority Business Assistance Agency of the Department of Commerce. MEETINGS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS groups will meet at 8:30 p.m. at the Prince of Peace Presbyterian Church in Crofton at 169 Duke of Gloucester Annapolis, and at Edwards Chapel, corner of West Street and Riva Road. Call 268-5441 for more information on meetings in Anne Arundel County, Calvert County and the Eastern Shore. AL-ANON AND ALATEEN, which help families of alcoholics, meet frequently through the week.

Call 268-5441 for details THE AMERICAN ANTIQUE ARTS ASSOCIATION will meet at 9:30 a.m. at the Annapolis Library on West Street THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 from Bates Senior High School will meet at 8 p.m at the Stanton Community Center. SERVICES MEALS ON WHEELS volunteers will deliver two meals a day, Monday through Friday, to uersons homebound through Obituaries Joseph Jr. and Michael both of Bowie; a daughter, Susan A. McGreal of Bowie; and two sisters, Mary Richards of Camden, Conn, and Betty O'ConneU of Bran-ford, Conn.

A mass of Christian burial will be said at 9.30 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church Arrangements are bv the Beal Funeral Home Lee E. Sutherland Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the Naval Academy Chapel for Midshipman First Class Lee Elliot Sutherland who was killed in a plane crash near Waterloo Monday.

Midshimnan SutWIanrf near Pittsburgh, Pa. His mother, Mrs. Donna Jean Sutherland, lives in Oxon Hill. His father, Grant D. Sutherland, lives in Waynesburg, Pa.

A 1973 graduate of Northern High School in Accident, Sutherland attended Wyoming Seminary in Kingston, Pa before entering the Naval Academy. He held leadership positions at the company level and was on the varsity wrestling team at the academy. In addition to his parents, he is survived FISH volunteers are ready to help out in any emergency. Call 268-2468 to get help, or to volunteer your help. No charge, no red tape, no string ALCOHOLICS" ANONYMOUS meets every night at 8:30 p.m.

at The Red House, 169 Duke of Gloucester Street. For more information about other meetings in the Annapolis area, call 268-5441. THE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION of Anne Arundel County is open for information and referral at the Woman's Center, 167 Duke of Gloucester Call 268-7799 for information between 9 and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. by a brother, Ens.

Grant D. Sutherland of Kingsville, Texas; and two sisters, Donna Lynn Stanton and Jill Sutherland, both of Waynesburg. Arrangements are by the Tavlor Funeral Chapel. Neva M. Bethel Neva M.

Bethel, 66, of Woods Drive, Eastport, died yesterday at Anne Arundel General Hospital following an apparent heart attack. Mrs. Bethel was born in Monia on Maryland's Eastern Shore. She was retired from employment as a clerk with the C4P Telephone Co. She was a member of St.

Martin's Evangelical Lutheran Church and a past matron of chapter 46 of the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband, John a daughter, Marie B. Clark of Annapolis; a son, James W. of Severna Park; four grandchildren; a sister, Sophie B. Hales of Cape St.

Claire; and a brother, Claude W. Hopkins of Stevens ville. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Taylor Funeral Chapel, 147 Duke of Gloucester, St. wwm Doris 'Sally' Hopkins Doris Lorraine "Sally" Hopkins, 43, of Marlboro Road, Lothian, died yesterday at the Prince Georges County Hospital following a stroke suffered in November.

Mrs. Hopkins was bom in Greenock. She is survived by her husband, W. Guy Hopkins her mother, Dorothy Stallings of Lothian; a son, Guv Jr. and two daughters, Bobby and Kathy E.

Hopkins, all of Lothian; two brothers, John and J. Teddy Stallings, both of Lothian; and a grandson, Christopher Gordon Hopkins of Lothian Funeral services will be held at 11 a Saturday at the Hardesty Funeral Home Galesville. James J. McGreal James J. McGreal, 48, of Bowie, died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital in Washington, D.C., after lengthy illness.

Born in New Haven, Mr. McGreal served with the Navy duringorld War II. He is survived by two sons, James famous junior label! A knowing Santa would snap these up as sign autographs The Bicentennial Committee of Anne Arundel County is still with us, with the publication of a pair of books which the group set into motion last year. The set of history books, one a reprint of an 1887 publication, and the other a newly-written volume, will be featured tomorrow in an autograph session at Scott's Book Store on Main Street beginning at 4 p.m. Several of the authors of the new book will be on hand to meet the public and discuss the books.

The new book is entitled "Anne Arundel County, Maryland A Bicentennial History." Its 25 chapters were written by local persons on a wide variety of subjects pertinent to the local history such as Naval History, tobacco farming and the seafood industry, government, preservation and even social life. In a preface by Dr. James C. Bradford, editor, he describes the book as an attempt im a lujig-Manaing voia in information about the area. While the writing is uneven, being done by many who are not primarily writers, and the work is far from excellent, technically, still it is interesting and certainly unique.

The pair must be bought as a set, not separately. The companion volume is a reprint of "The Ancient City" by Elihu Riley, and presents an interesting contrast when read with the new accounts. The Anne Amnripl Cnnntu iito-unaE received 10 copies and they will be available at the Annapolis, Crofton, North County, Odenton and South County libraries. The books are also available at the Book Nook, the Green Cat and the Book Tree or may be ordered through the Bicentennial Committee at 69 Franklin St. Man convicted of sex charge A 38-year-old Glen Burnie man was convicted in Circuit Court Tuesday of having sexual relations with his 14 and 15-year-old stepdaughters.

William ackson Gunther Sr. of 305 King George Glen Burnie, charged with child abuse, pleaded guilty to the sexual charge before Judge Morris Turk. The child abuse charge was dropped after plea bargaining. dress shirts with umiy ro qeugnx some iuckv juniors! Stripes and solid colors some with hoods, hand-deep pockets. Pink, blue, yellow, red and other great colors in washable acrylic.

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