The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 5

Deaths CI'ARLES W. DORSET Charles Wilson Dorsey, 82, died at his residence in Washington on Saturday morning. He a native of New London, Frederick County but had in Washington for six years. Ha attended Dorsey Chapel Methodist Church in New London before moving to Washington. Surviving are wife Mrs.

Margarey Rice Dorsey of Washington, his parents Mr. Robert N. and Mrs. Carrie Loud Dorsey of New London; seven brothers William N. Dorsey, Lester B.

Dorsey and Richard Dorsey of New London; Horace T. Dorsey of Tacoma, Wash. Robert E. Dorsey of Washington, D.C. Staff.

Sgt. Herbert M. Dorsey p'-tioned at Port Dix, N.J.: Specialist 5 Maurice H. Dorsey Fort Myer, two sisters Miss Margaret E. Dorsey of Las Nw arid Mrs Elsie Dorsey" Hill of Washington, a number of uncles, aunts, nieces and one nephew.

Friends may call at Hicks Funeral Home Wednesday from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. Funeral services wiH be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at Dorsey Chapel Methodist Church in New London with interment in the church ceme-j city limits. rightful owners." She said "We are not against animal research but we do not allow our animals to be used for research." She said the facilities for animal research in private laboratories ficient to 'are often not suf- treat the asimals humanely." Mrs.

Barker lashed out at "oeoole who collect does ano cats lor ana eaten pick up family pets." "We are trying to get a law passed with a strong enough penalty to keep them from doing this," Mrs. Barker said. Carey said the animal shelter, Pike, adding at least 10 more dog runs now and planning fu- ture construction to enlarge the' shelter on city land near the Frederick disposal plant. CORRECTION It was ircorrectly stated in Monday's News that William Holzapfel, 19 of Can-oil Park- THE NEWS, Frederick, Maryland Pan Tuesday, April 19. IMC which has only 10 dog runs, now often has as many Is 50 dogs Holzapfel.

at a time in it. He urged that plans be drawn for a long-range expansion of to grant the right-of-way and drivteg when not accompanied by a licensed driver following an accident Saturday. Tbe other driver involved, Mrs. Ester Bowie of Carver Apartments, was charged and IN MEMOR1AMS the animal shelter on Gas House WEATHER FORECAST Snow is forecast from the southern Rockies to the upper Mississippi valley on Tuesday night with rain and AP W-rephoto showers covering most of the rest of area trom uie nocjues lu iiie Appa be colder in the plateau states. Sewer Plant (Continued from Page One) charge to customers within the Oscars NOTICE (Continued From Page One) The award for best performance by an actor in a supporting tery.

"The cost of the sewage me- role weri to Martin Balsam in DOMINIC AVATT ter aod all of the interceptor sewer about 8,000 feet Thousand Clowns." He business suc- I sewer auuui, ieet i nlavori a Dominic Avatt, 77, who resid-1 downstream from the vicinity of ia eu ed at 312 N. Market St. died the city's water filtration plant cess the older brother of happy- Saturday at Newton Baker Vet- 1 to the sewage plant at Carroll' go-lucky Jason Robards. eran's Hospital. Martinsburg, creek will be financed by and' Best performance by an ac- W.

Va. He had been a patient there for twelve days. He was a retired employe of the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Avatt.

Services will be held in Arlington National Cemet Thursday at 10:30 a.m. GEORGE E. HILL George Edward Hill, lifelong resident of Buckeystown, died there early Monday morning after a lengthy illness. He was born July 19, 1931 and a son of John W. and Anna Hartman Hill.

Surviving in addition to his parents is nls wife, Mrs. Mary Mathews Hill, and the following children, George Edward Hill, Gary Richard Hill and Vicki Sue Hill, all at home, and one sister, Mrs. Thomas Carbaugh, tihis city. Mr. Hill was an employe of the Potomac Edison Company and worked in the line department.

He was a member of Frederick Lodge, 371, Loyal Order of Moose. Friends may cal at the furar- al home, 106 E. church St. after 4 p.m. Tuesday and from where services will take place Thursday at 11 a.m.

Interment will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. M. R. Etchison Son, funeral directors.

Civil Defense (Continued from Page One) He said they were paid by the University of Maryland as professors or instructors and only the university fiscal officer could reveal their salaries. He said all he could say was that the secretaries were paid in approximately one third by the county, state and In Memoriam STULL--In memory of our devoted husband and father who departed this life 3 years ago, April 19th, 1963. Dear Lord, please take this message To our loved one up above, Tell him how much we miss him And eive him all our love I He bade us no last farewell, Ete said good-bye to none. WIFE CHILDREN LOCAL MENTIONS Card Of Tbtnki In memory of James the beL.ed son of Ktth- erine and James Moore ST. Words are inadequate to tress our gratitude, but we would like 10 take uus opportunity to say thanks and to express our appreciation to the many relatives, neighbors, and friends for the many acts of kindness, flowers, cards, food and visits during our hour of sorrow.

We also, wish to thank those who render the service of their cars for the funeral. LOCAL MENTIONS Rummage Sale Taney Apartments April 20-9 a.m. until NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS for the following: STATE ROADS PROJECT DISTRICT NO. 7 (CARROLL, FREDERICK. AND HOWARD COUNTIES) CONTRACT NO.

ED-57-714 PROJECT CLASSIFICATION-A For furnishing and applying In Memoriam Bituminous Material and Cov-; FOUT In raem ory of our A i Both Federal 1040A Md. INCOME TAX $4 STD. DED. P. Brown, 662-3888 By Appt.

Frederick County Hood Club Rummage Sale Friday, April 22-9 until Taney Apartments Some New Items For Sale Treeland Nurseries, Inc. BULB SPECIALS Holland grown, all top size bulbs Gladioli Begonia Caladium 10 for .75 4 for 1.00 3 for 1.00 er Aggregate for the Road Surface Treatment of 72.49 more or less miles of State Roads in various locations. father, Ralph E. Fout, who passed away 8 years ago today, April 19, 1958. Will be received by the State Down a road both calm and Roads Commission at its offices, 300 West Preston Street, Baltimore 3, Maryland until 12 peaceful Guided by hand, God's loving owned by the city.

"In the future, as other areas such as Tuscarora Creek developed and provided i supporting role: Shel-1 federal governments, except for a single part-time secretary, who is paid entirely by the ley Winters' brutal mother of a bbnd in "A Patch of Blue." on i Our dad has gone upon a journey To a brighter happy land. which time and place they will be publicly opened and read. His days of toil and troubles PRE-QUALIFICATION OF BID- Are now all done and past, Funerals MRS. ESTHER M. CONLEY Funeral services for Mrs.

Esther Monetta Conley and Jonathan David Salmon who died on Thursday were held at the Church of God on Winchester Street Monday morring at 11 o'clock. Rev. T. W. Day superintendent of the Churches of God hi Maryland and Rev.

R. H. Sumner, pastor of Brooklyn Church of God in Baltimore officiated. Pallbearers for Mrs. Conley were: Donald Rice, Paul Clawson, Sonny White, Charles Heffner, Harvey Leer, Hay Braxton.

Pallbearers for Jonathan David Salmon were: David McGraw, Larry McGraw, Lawrence Jacobs, Leonard Jacobs. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. M. R. Etchison SOD funeral directors.

VY A sewer services, the Frederick i It; was Miss Winters' second County Metropolitan District supporting-iactress Oscar the and Sanitary Commission will i such twin victory for any reimburse the city its net cash cost of and purchase additional increments of the interceptor, to County Metropolitan District and Sanitary Commission will, as soon as possible but within 15 years, purchase all of the interceptor from Glade Creek to the city water filtration plant. "The city is prepared to construct the interceptor sewer and have it in successful operation within 18 months after signed agreements. The city agrees to enlarge its treatment plant and undertake necessary improvements to treat an average flow of at least two million gallons per day. "The interceptor sewer would be not less than 30 inches in diameter and would have a capacity of not less than five million gallons per day. "The Frederick County Metropolitan District and Sanitary CommissioB will cooperate with the city with respect to obtaining state and federal grants, rights-of-way, with respect to the construction of the interceptor.

actress. She won in 1959 as a dowdy Dutch housewife in "The Diary of Aime Frank." The supposedly blind girl of "A Patch of Hartman, in her first movie -was nominated for a starring Oscar. Hollywood's annual big night went off with all the traditional hoopla blinding kleig lights and stands full of shrieMrg fans outside the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. One of the loudest ovations was for Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, escorted by actor George Hamilton, 26. She "was in a brown fur jacket over an orange dress; he, tanned and smiling in white tie and tails.

Hamilton, with Patty Duke, presented the Oscar for the best achievement in sound to "The Sound of Music." That film and "Doctor Zhivago" each won five awards. "The Sound of Music" is the sixth musical in the Awards' 38-year history to win the best-picture Oscar. "The interceptor will be built Quipmaster Bob Hope, pre- with rubber joints, best mod- i siding for the 12th time, was up ern construction, and the inf l- to his usual form: tration will be not more thar 50 1 "George Hamilton is here gallons inch diameter per i wiih a beautifully feaLhered mile of sewer, and this amount friend, Lynda Bird Johnson. If of infiltration, as measured by he plays his cards right he may the sewage meter, will be included in the bill. "The city agrees to maintain that portion of the sewer to which it retains title, and the commission agrees to maintain that portion of the sewer for which it will receive title.

be the second Hamilton in the White House. "We welcome Lynda Bird, and this is a nice switch -someone from Washington coming to Hollywood." On actor-politicians: "Sitting here are the stars of today and 'It is understood that all of I the senators of On the preceding is predicated up- Oscar rivalries: "Tonight we on the legality of our join-t ac-1 forget old feuds and start new tion, and upon acquisition of ones." both state and federal grants to Consoling the losers- "After aid financing," Mayor Magaha said. Welfare all, the queen lost India, and she's still working." Hope himself received an hon- a gold medal, the first ever awarded by the academy, bearing a miniature replica of the Oscar. It was for his "unique and distinguished service" to the industry and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. CLAUDE E.

ORRISON centive to earn anything for 1 "You finally got your Oscar," Funeral services were held themselves." somebody remarked backstage for Claude Ellsworth Ori Mrs. Barthel replied, to Hope, whose stock gag every (Continued From Page One) from their welfare payments and this robs them of the in- i The county share of all secretaries salaries in the extension office was raised from $800 to $900. The extension agent and home demonstration agent couny wage scales ranged from $2.420 to $2,590 with a $200 raise requested for each one. The commissioners said they would consider a part-time secretary for the extension office along with a request for a part- time secretary for the Civil Defense office. The Frederick County Humane Society budget request of $6,725 is $725 more than the commissioners allotted to this joint city-county and private agency for the operation of the animal shelter on Gas House Pike this year.

The expenses of the Humane Society operation of the animal shelter were listed by Mrs. Howard Barker, president, and James Carey of the board of directors, as $4,200 for labor, $850 for food, $200 for veterin a sendees, $225 for telephones, $150 for insecticides, $450 for building repairs, $300 for equipment, $150 for insurance and $200 for miscellaneous items. Mr. Barker pointed out that the animal shelter operated by the Humane Society "Cuts down on the number of stray animals in Frederick County." She told the commissioners, "you would be deluged by dogs if it were not for us." "We also take cats. People bring them to us in bags containing as many as 30 to 50 cats and kittens," Mrs.

Barker said. She pointed out that the County Dog Warden "Will not pick up stray cats because it is too difficult." Carey said the Humane Society shelter handled 2,241 animals this year, 737 more than in 1963 and 100 more thau in 1965. Commissioner A. Irvin Renn commented, "There are still plenty of stray dogs around and we are constantly paying dog damage claims." Mrs. Barker said the animal shelter "cooperates with Fort Detrick in returning dogs that have accidentally strayed onto the military installation to their NOTICE DERS REQUIRED.

Bids must be made upon the blank proposal form which, with specifications and plans, will be furnished by the Commission upon application. No bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check, a cashier's or a treasurer's a upon a bank or bid bond payable to the State Roads Commission of Maryland, in the amount as set forth in the proposal form, as required by Section 24, Article 89B, Annotated Code of Maryland, 1957 Edition, as amended. The successful bidder will be required to give bond and comply with the Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland respecting contracts. The Commission reserves the right to reject any and all bids. BY ORDER of the State Roads Commission this 14th day of April, 1966.

JOHN B. FUNK Chairman and Director of Highways C. R. PEASE, Secretary ORDER NO. B-09254 His tender loving heart, dear God, Pray fill with peace at last.

His Loving Children, DANNY, BOBBY ROBIN LEE LOCAL MENTIONS PUBLIC NOTICE REZONING APPLICATION Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing on May 3, 1966 at the hour of 10:00 A.M. in the Hiram Winchester Room, Winchester Hall, East Church Street, Frederick, Maryland, for the purpose of considering a map amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of said County so as to change from its present "A-l" "R-l" District use to "B-3" and "M-l" District use the following: Three areas identified as area 1, area 2, and area 3 as shown on plat by D. K. Sutcliffe and Associates dated November 12, 1965, revised February 14, 1966, located on the North, East and South quadrants of relocated Route 15 and Maryland Route 464, consisting of area 1 6.7 acres, more or less, area 2 4.1 acres more or less; and area acres, more or less totalling 26.7 acres more or less to the Commercial District classification. Also, all that area identified as area 4 as shown on plat by D.

K. Sutcliffe and Associates dated November 12, 1965, revised February 14, 1966, located on the Northwest side of Rock Hall PUBLIC NOTICE REZONING APPLICATION Notice is hereby given that Road, 1200 feet South of U.S. is no longer true as of Jan. 1 of vear is that, while he presides, the Board of County Commis- Route 15 consisting of 16.2 rhrSrTn Brunswick this year. We can no longer de- he never wins.

sioners will hold a public hear- acres, more or less to the In- Cnrist in i5runswl duct the first $10 earned by an "It's a pup. but it's fine," said i ing on May 3, 1966 at the hour dustnal i adult or the first $15 earned by Hope, eyeing the tiny figure on 11:00 A.M. in the Hiram Win- property is owned by Arthur H. a child. You do not help people! the medal.

"I didn't know Os- Chester Room, Winchester Hall, Bowis and James (ribbons. 1 by taking money aray from cars had children." Hope pre-iEast Church Street, Frederick, All parties in interest and jnmK, nue- 5 viouslv has received fouTother Maryland, for the purpose of citizens shall have an opportun- i i 1 1 i Owen Marion ben Hawkins, and Eli A. Harrison. Burial was at the Lutheran Cemetery in Middletown. "We are going to have to spend more money in the next few years to do this but we will citations from the academy.

Other top awards: Best foreign language film-'said County so as to change get more in return by deduc- "The Shop on Main Street." from its present "A-l" WALTER W. REEDER tions from our welfare rolls five made behind the Iron Curtain in cultural District use to "B-3" Funeral services for Walter W. years from now by starting Cezchoslovakia Commercial District use the Reeder, husband of Vada Z. pie to work like this," Mrs. Best song: "The Shadow of foll win Reeder, who died Friday at the Barthel said.

Your Smile," from "The Sand- A11 thaf lot of landu fr ntin Western Maryland Hospital in "Some people on our welfare plpe on Route 340 about one- Hagerstown. were rolls are victims of our Best screen plav based on half mile West of Butterflv considering a map amendment i ity to be heard at said time and to the Zoning Ordinance of place. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Randolph B. Rosencrantz, Notice I will not be responsible for any debts other than those contracted by me. CLARA HENDERSON Libertytown, Md.

200 St. Specials Tues. Wed. Lean Ground Beef Ib. 55c Fresh Cut Chicken Breasts Ib.

59c Grade-A-Medium Eggs 2 dozen 99c Ann-Dale Assorted Cookies 3 large pkgs. $1.00 Fresh Curly Kale 2 Ibs. 29c U.S. No. 1 Maine Potatoes 10 Ibs.

59c Juicy Florida Oranges doz. 49c Assorted Cup Cakes dozen 59c Always Shop CAPPELLO'S It Pays Peonies Tree Peonies 3 for 2.00 2 for 5.00 Route 40 West Phone 662-1141 Furniture Repaired Refinished No Job Too Big. Also 2 Hutch 2 Corner Clipboards For Sale APPLY 417 N. MARKET ST. Phone MO 3-9031 Democratic Precinct Meeting Precincts 2 and 2A will hold a re-organization meeting at Winchester hall on Friday evening, April 29th, at 7 p.m.

All Democrats are urged to attend. FANNIE A. KING Precinct Chairman Free Coffee Mugs Pastel colors and made in U.S.A., plus save up to 4 cents per gallon on High Octane gasoline at. BENTZ SERVICE STATION Bentz St. at Patrick 1 We Specialize In Building Room Additions, Carports And Garages.

Fully Insured Bondable Qualified Mechanics Financing Can Be Arranged. For Free Estimate Phone 662-3409 Ford Construction Co. Reduced! 9x12 Tweed Patterned Rugs Foam Back (Approximate Size) Reg. $19.98 Reduced To $14.98 Reg. $29.98 Reduced To $19.98 Quantity Limited--Shop Early PARSONS-205 N.

Market St. Libertytown Volunteer Fire Department Chicken Dinner--Family Style Adults $1.50 Children 75c APRIL 30 2 UNTIL Methodist Hall, Libertytown, Maryland Hiltner-Roelke Will Be Closed TUES. APRIL 19--5-S For Sales Meeting Summer Tutoring Improve Your Chances Of Getting Into College Of Your Choice! Call 662-8243 Anytime City Janitorial Service Floors Windows Venetian Blinds PHONE 662-8194 First of the Week Specials At Your Friendly I.G.A. Store Navel Oranges 3 doz. $1.00 Sweet Potatoes 4 Ibs.

29c Smoked Hams 55c a Ib. whole 49c a Ib. shank half 59c a Ib. butt half Fresh Hamburger 3 Ibs. $1.29 I.G.A.

milk 39c half gal. I.G.A. bread two 1 Ib. loaves 29c Red Cheek Apple Juice 5 Qt. bottles SI 00 Kounty Kist Peas 2 cans 25c I.G A.

Cake Mixes Yellow, White Devils Food 4 boxes $1.00 Clerk PUBLIC SALE Ponton's Community Sale Auctions every 6:30 PM. rear 238 W. 5th St. Will sell this week: 4 pc. Sirroca mahogany bedroom suite, very PUBLIC NOTICE REZONING APPLICATION Notice is hereby given that good; white bedroom suite.

(2) the Board countv Commis- living room suites, 3 2 HP. from the Robert E. Dailev past policy of not letting them material from another medium Lane ld ntag ng D0ut sioners will hold a p'ublic hear- Bready garden tractor i Son Funeral Home. earn anything and now they are "Doctor Zhivago," by Robert lla feett with a deptn ot ap- 3 Ig6g gt the h(wr comp i te attachments, good; re- His pastor, the Rev P. too old to learn and have no Bolt.

proximately 37o feet and 3 A in the in- fngerators, T.V. sets, (2) gas B-CSC 1 of thp Paricwav wort oYrwipncv 1 wplfarp w-- GO by Joseph A. ana Clara v. "tcvcs "cod" ctcves of God. officiated at the director said.

writter directly For the screen: Carbaugh. Church" Street" tag auto, washer, walnut' office sen-ices. "We can now send a child in "Darling," by Frederick Ra- Pities in interest ana Tnmyl thf nHina h.iffat Casketbearers were. George a foster home to college for the phael. Bonzagni, Howard Zimmerman, first two years," she added.

Jr. Ray Zimmerman. Allen "They can usually make it Cramer." Wclty Wastler. and through the final two years by Philip Zimmerman. scholarships or Federal grants Burial was in Rocky Springs once we give them the chance citizens shall have an opportun- a a for the ur of desk, china closet, buffet ser- itv to hp heard at said timp considering a map amendment ver, kitchen range, Polaroid and place.

BOARD OF COUNTY Cemeterv. The to started icvv miiasor RFD 2 ar the "Wo are all talk- aren; -s of a daughter born Sun- Dorsey said, We are all talk Westminster, these rolls and ji Clerk ing about reducing the welfare rolls but I have found few edu-, to the Zoning Ordinance of'camera, like new; violin, win- i said County so as to change dow fan, combination vise 1 from its present "R-l" Resi- anvil, hydra, jack, metal de- 'dential District use to "M-l" tector, al. storm door, wood Industrial District use the fol- storm windows, commode lowing: tank, lavatorys, expansion tank, A parcel of land containing elec. oven, baby equipment, Mrs. Lewis A.

raters of near Woodsboro, is a patient at the Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Thomas W. Gladstone of NOTICE DEMOCRATIC Precinct meet- 2 acres, more or less, on the hand garden plow, breakfast of Precincts 9 9-A, 9-B. and East side of Maryland Route set, dinette set, 52 gal.

water md Mrs. Richard Ad-i 9 or Frederick City will be 81. 850 feet South of Hfcrbaugh heater, power mowers, gym ivirar, RFD 1, announce he Tuesday, April "26, 1966, Road, improved with a brick set, ping-pong table, chest, pr. Sunday, a 7-30 DST at the Rose- structure owned by Samuel D. bunk beds complete, commercial i-am Anni M.

Warner Hos-i dale civic Association Field Sherman and formerly used as elec. meat slicer, sm elec ce- A --n? ltal Gettysburg. House on Ave reder-, the Sabillasville Elementary ment or feed mixer, 42" cabinet the method of rewrite Trolk" training on the part of time to do it but it gives' Bridge RFD 1, at the Annie a delegates and alternates School. Brunswick remains in fair con- our we if are W0 rkers and may i A son was born Sunday to Mr ick Maryland, for the purpos- dition in Washington County Hos-, require more wor ers to have and Mrs. David Smith, Union es of selecting a precinct chair- All parties in interest and citizens shall have an oppor- tumty to be heard at said time ital where he is recovering from multiple lacerations in an auto' QSe on we if ar a chance to get M.

Warner Hospital, Gettys- to the Clt Convention. accident Saturday in which Mrs. a and compete in so- burg. Al1 Democratic voters of this and place Vera W. Rhinaman of Yarrows- i etv rs Barthel concluded precinct are requested to at- BOARD OF COUNTY fatally injured.

He i Mrs. Guy Nusz, Wilson Place, tend. lives on North "Maple Avenue 1 An Aramaic dialect was the has i etui-nod to her home after in Brunswick. i language spoken by Jesus. spending the winter in Florida.

J. VERNON SUMMERS Precinct Chairman COMMISSIONERS Randolph B. Rosencrantz, Clerk sink, large gun a i good; bedding, elec. sewing machine, 2 bicycles, rug, piano bench, sm. appliances, other large miscellaneous.

Warhouse open daily, Pho. MO 3-4601, truck available. NOTE: New used furniture for private sale daily. Card Party St. John's School Second Street April 20, 1966 8:00 P.M.

$1.00 Table Prizes Door Prizes Sponsored by St. John's Sodality Notice of Scholarship Applications for the award of the "Florence E. Stoner Western Maryland College Free Scholarship" will be received until Monday, May 2, 1966, at the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank, as Trustee Under the Will of Frank L. Stoner, deceased. Application forms are available in the Trust Department of the bank.

Camp Kanawha Boat Winner 15521 Last Chance Catoctin Coin CInb-5th Annual COIN SHOW Sat. April 23 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sun. April 24 12 noon to 6 p.m.

West Frederick Junior High School Free Admission Free Prizes Dance Shrimp Feed April 22 Eagles Club Brunswick, Md. $2.00 Per Person Tickets At The Bar Feed 6 to 8 Dance 9 to 12 Music by Joe Sweeney The Country Classics Pure Or Soft Water If you have a water problem and want to discuss it with an expert, or want a free analysis, contact. WEIL BROTHERS 662 -1121 Lates In Plumbing-Heating Fixtures Equipment For bath room, kitchen, basement. On display in our modern showroom. For remodeling, new installations, talk to one of our professionals who can give you the right ideas and a estimate.

WEIL BROTHERS 65 Hamilton Avenue Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner THE FETER PAN INN Saturday, April 23,1966 Social Hour 6:00 P.M. Dinner 7:00 P.M. Tickets Available At New Schroeder's Inc. 21 East Patrick St. Kehne's Gulf Service Station West Patrick Jefferson Sts.

Storm Shipley 201 North Market St. Excavating-Grading Back Hoe-Ditching Foundations Fill Dirt Top SoU Septic Tank Installation T. E. CRUMMTTT 662-5491 Valley Variety Shop Wigs Hairpieces Human Hair Located on Rt. 194 Across From Mt.

Hope Cemetery At. Woodsboro Or Call 845-8430 Join in the GO! GO! And Go to Johnny's Market Where you can save When you buy beer by the case Airline Steamship Local ticket office for passenger reservations. Same Rates. Boyer Travel Agency 26 S. Market St.

663 4155 Quick Loans To Home Owners 663-3140 Treeland Nurseries, Int. Flowering shrubs and trees Pink Dog Wood, 4 to 5 feet 2 for $15.00 White Dog Wood, 6 to 7 feet 2 for $15.00 Azaleas, Pink, white, red 2.95 each Rhododendron, full of buds 9.95 each Route 40 West Phone 662-1141 Wing into Spring With the New Dickey Bird Hair Style Plus Echo Hair Coloring ECKER'S BEAUTY SALON 306 North Market St. Ground Burnt Lime $12.00 Per Ton Delivered And Spread MOSER'S LIME PLANT Phone 371-6710 Henry's Blacktop Paving New driveways install Old driveways repaired Free estimate Phone, 663-9738 Opening Soon Discount Furniture Mart Save on Fine Furniture Low Prices-Wide Selection Terms Corner of West 7th St. on Motter Ave. Frederick, Md, Snow White Grill Immediate opening for counter man and waitress.

Experienced preferred, full and part- time. Top salary, Blue Cross, paid vacation, and many other benefits. 3 rm. apt available for the right person. Local references are in must.

Please apply at SNOW WHITE GRILL, on Patrick St. to Mrs. Hurst. Cesspools And Septic Tanks Cleaned, Repaired and Installed Day or Night Phone 473-8294 B. W.

DISPOSAL SERVICE Home Improvement Wallpaper Roll 39c Window Shades Unmtd. 69c Linoleum 6' Widths Ft. 69c 9x12 Linoleum Rugs $6.66 Venetian Bunds $3.29 ROUTZAHN'S BUDGET CTR. 77 South Market St. Waste Paper, Iron, Metals Rags, Bags, Furnaces.

Used Plumbing, Hides Greases OJLl.1V A 310 Chapel Alley--314 E. 4th St. Dial MO 3-9321 Armstrong Floor Covering Professionally Installed No Carrying Ch. Up To 6 Mo. Complete Line Window Shades SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO.

28 E. Patrick 662-8151 Cedar Cedarett Sale April 30 Will pick up any articles donated that is salable. Phone 663-5226 or 663-5847 Septic Tank Cleaning NELSON TUCKER 662-8474 Paper Hanging Woodrow (Bill) Anderson Phone 663-5487 Septic Tank Cleaning H. T. Septic Tank Service 371-5489 SPAPEfil.