The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 13

Deaths Funerals HOWARD E. MYSER Funeral services for Howard Edward Hyser, 88, of Taneytown, who died Thursday were held Sunday from the Fuss Funeral Home, Taneytown. The Rev. Arthur Garvin officiated. Burial was in Grace Reformed Cemetery, Taneytown.

Pallbearers Clarence Sen ft, Luther Senft, Oscar Fogte, Paul Brower, Sterling Brower and Vernon Koontz. JOHN R. TUCKER Funeral services for John R. Tucker of Woodbine were held Saturday at the Waltz Funeral Home in Winfield. The Rev.

Lawrence Camer- Frank J. Keefer Dies, News-Post Photographer Frank J. Keefer, a long-time employe of the Frederick News- Post and a Frederick native, died early Sunday after a long Thieves broken into over tfie but no money was taken. Rices service Cation at (Continued from Page One) and East Streets was I also broken into late Saturday cash and some jewelry was tak- night, but only two boxes of ci- en from the Thomas dewlling. gars were stolen.

The prowler entered both dwell-1 City Police said today they 1 ings from rear windows. could not be sure if the same Keefer, 68, of 412 West Second St. began his newspaper career dining World War working as a part-time employe in the News-Post press room and atso as a free lance photographer. He was a Frederick native, and a veteran of World War joining the Army in 1916 and serving in the Mexican War of on, pastor of Calvary Lutheran that year and with the 29th Church, officiated. Division, Company in the Ar- Bearere were James and Os- gonoe battle of the European car Shipley, Emory Cain, Don- aid Condon and Mifflin Pickett.

Burial was in Mount Olive Cemetery, near Mount Airy. WILLIAM McK. BOPST SR. Largely attended funeral services for William McK. Bopst well-known retired fireman, were held from the Robert E.

Daily and Son Funeral Home, Saturday morning. Rev. MRS. CORA ELLEN NORRIS Mrs. Cora Ellen Norris, 86, of Mount Rainier, died Saturday at the home of her son in Poolesville.

She was the widow of Charles J. Norris. She is survived by a son, Charles W. Norris of Poolesville; two daughters, Mrs. C.

Elizabeth Snook of Lewistown, 3 5101 and Mrs. Htelen N. Seybolt ch officiated at ser Mount Rainer; four grandchildren: Mrs. Maynard Luhn Charles W. Norris J.

Donald Seybolt and Miss Cathy E. Snook, and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Hilton Funeral Home in Barnesville today from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 7 p.m.

to 9 p.m. Sendees will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Poolesville Memorial Church. The Rev. Hayden L.

Sparks will officiate. Burial will be at the Monocacy Cemetery in Beallsville. MRS. EVA IRENE SHIPLEY Mrs. Eva Irene Shipley, 53, of Mount Airy died suddenly Saturday night of a heart attack.

She was the daughter of the late Louis E. and Blanche E. Hall. She is survived by her husband, James Oscar Shipley; three sons, James M. Shipley of Poplar Springs and Wesley M.

and Edgar W. Shipley of Mount Airy, and two daughters, Mrs. James Tressler of Unionville and Miss Shirley M. Shipley of Mount Airy; a sister, Miss Fannie Hall of St. Denis, and three brothers, Louis E.

and Gilbert Hall of St. Denis and Robert W. Hall of Savage. Friends may call at the Waltz Funeral Home on Liberty Road in Winfield today from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Pine i vices. Representatives from all of the Frederick Fire Companies attended the services, as did Major Charles V. Main, police chief, and a large delegation from the Frederick City Police Department. Honorary bearers all from the Citizens Truck Company were Gerald McConnell, Chester Stevens.

Daniel Baugher, Gilmore Rhodes, and Richard Yinger. Active casketbearers were Carl Bowings, H. James E. Hargett, George H. Oden, Charles R.

Wisner, Roy R. Grove, and David D. Oland. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Theatre.

He was discharged from me Army in 1918, and joined his father's plumbing business, then located on Patrick Street Keefer closed up the plumbing business in 1934 alter gaining the status of a master plumber. He joined me Frederick News- Post as a full-time photographer in 1958 serving until he became ill in April. Keefer attended Frederick High School, and was a form- Mrs er member of the Frederick Ri-1 town Route 2 A prowler was frightened vandals or theives were invoh- ed in all the ransacking or thefts. away late last night when the owner of a house on North College Parkway, approached the kitchen and saw a man at the window. Last night vandals struck at three construction sites, over-, turning equipment and knocking! and Mrs.

Daniel Surin, down some newlv constructed 91st ft New York walls at Frederick High School tj anno the birth of their Frederick Memorial first i a son, Daniel 1 and Mullinix Park. i harle Fr 011 October 5 at Three trucks parked at the' ew 0York Hospital. Supermart on East Irs unn the: former Sarah Street were ransacked a Ann Flautt daughter of Mr. and night but nothing was taken. Irs Ol more Klau 315 Batteries and other auto parts Rockwe11 Terrace.

were stolen from cars Sunday night owned by Robert Pigeon, Kenneth Albaugh, David Berg" 3 eron. Greg Knott. James Ewing, Charles S. V. Sanner and C.

S. George Jr. Batteries were stolen from two cars owned by Sanner, parked in a garage at the rear of his home on West College Ten-ace. THE NEWS. Frederick, Md.

Monday. October 10, LOCAL MENTIONS Discontinuing General Merchandise Business, we will offer for sale all our general merchandise from our general merchandise store: groceries, clothing, shoes, hard- LOCAL MFNTIONS Carpentry Room Additions And Recreation Rooms Storm windows and storm doors, carports and garages Wood, brick or block work. Free Estimates FREDERICK BUILDERS ware, drugs, anything pertaining to general merchandise store. discount on all bills of 663-3185 or 662-6644 day or night $10 or more. Special discounts to dealers.

THOMPSON'S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Cedar Grove, Md. on Rt No. 27 R. A. Helen Thompson, Owners Batteries were also stolen from cars owned by George of LOCAL MENTIONS Friefl Chicken Luncheon Thurs.

Oct. 13th United Brethren Church 8 West 2nd St. Price Sl.OO Help Wanted Experienced waitresses Good pay, good working conditions. Tt To Buy With Production Records These Sell In The Stauffer Sale ON WEDNESDAY, OCT 19 Maid 365d, 4y, 20,942, 4.0%, 831. Maud 357d, 9y.

22,530, 4.3%, 976: Aaltje 358d, 7y, 18,920, 4.0%, 756; Ground Burnt Lime $12.00 Per Ton Delivered And Spread MOSER'S LIME PLANT Phone 371-6710 Armstrong Floor Covering Professionally Installed No Carrying Ch Up To 5 Mo. Visit Our Wallpaper Dept SHEHWIN WILLIAMS CO. 28 E. Patrick 662-8151 For Sale New home, ex. location 9 mile from Frederick.

3 bed room bath, full basement, with Rec. Storm windows Ruth -365d. 4. 17.131. 4.8% 816; rS gara also 3 1CZ.A on ftnn A ntr 1 i Call after 5.30 p.m.

for information Dixie 365d, 5y, 20,290, 4.2%, 853; Terrace: Emng Applv in person to the Ada 329d. 5y, 16.654. Rita 356d, 20.882, 3 747 fle Club, and a member of Friends may call at the R. Besides jthese camera of Hagers- Dill Avenue; and Pigeon of i a man more with top- Prospect Plaza Apartments. production records selling.

We May Help You i 1 -f AV 1 A Francis Scott Key Post 11, i Etchison and Son Funeral Home wa stolen from the glove com-! To sobriety And A New Life American Legion, the Forty and' at 106 East Church St today, 1 Bergeron's car two Write Alcoholics Anonymous Eight and a life member of the after 7 Pm The family will re- rings, flashlights and a screw- Evangelical Lutheran Church ceive friends at fehe funeral home driver from Knotfs car; the Married to the former Miss Monday and Tuesday from 7 to ear dleels a ires AJ Marguerite Hooper for 47 years, he was a son of Mrs. Lillie Smith Keefer, who resides at the Keefer home, and the late 9p.m. baugh's car, and the air filter. Services will be at the funeral i a seat floor mats and and wheel home Wednesday at 3 m. with the Rev Dr.

Francis Rein- ca r- the Rev. Dr. Francis Rein berger, officiating. Burial will Besides his wife and mother, be in Mount Olivet Cebe leaves a brother, Oliver H. metery.

The family suggests Keefer of 528 Wilson Place; four that in lieu of floral tributes sisters, Mrs. John Renn Jr. of contributions be made to the 309 Fleming Mrs. Nel- Frederick County Heart Asso- son Hause and Mrs. Roger Dans-' ciation.

City PoL'ce also reported at the soft drink machine at Stup's service station at Jef- J(M1N R. HARGETT i Funeral services for John Russell Hargett husband of Grace Culler Hargett who died at his residence on route 4 Thursday evening were held at the funeral home 106 East Church Street on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Leo H. Naughten pastor of the St.

Lukes Lutheran church in Feagaville and Rev. Kenneth C. Hamrick pastor of the Buckeystown Methodist Church officiated. 1 1 westward at six miles per hour. CrOltCf i It was the second recent For Hood Homecoming change in course for the hurricane.

Early today Inez swung to a more westerly path and headed toward the Tampico area. About 24 hours earlier it had Sunny skies and fair weather deserted a similar course and smiled on Hood College over the 1 weekend as an enthusiastic, record breaking crowd participated in the college's traditional homecoming festivities. pointed its 135-mile-per- winds toward the South Texas coast The Weather Bureau said Inez' present course would put LOCAL MENTIONS FAMILY FUN NIGHT Woodsboro American Legion Every Tuesday Nite 8P.M. Jackpot and Door Prize Open to Public World Book Encyclopedia And Childcraft ORDER NOW FOR SCHOOL Representatives Needed Mrs. Constance Mercer, Walkersville 845-8558 Approximately 2,500 parents, Brownsvule a city of on alumnae, guests, students and Texas-Mexico border, out of faculty filled Hodson Outdoor the hurricane-force area.

rnllpr unhurt rullef Pres- Saturday afternoon i Hurricane warnings remained Culler, Robert L. Culler, Pres- colorful camnus Dav effect from Tampico to the ton D. Zimmerman. John H. tne C010rtui Campus way frn- Renn, Robert K.

Poole, Bernard H. Culler. Road Chapel, in Mount Airy. Interment was in Mount Oli- each class singing two original i songs. They were judged on quality and originality.

Fresh- gram. The event featured a Brownsville-Port Isabel area, class singing competition, with gale warnings another 150 miles nfYT I CTl Burial will be at the Pine Grove Cemetery. MRS. NAME D. HAUGH Mrs.

Name Dorah Haugh, 83, widow of Arthur Allison Haugh, died at the Long View Nursing Home in Manchester, Sunday after a short illness. She was born in Frederick County, a daughter of the late James Michael and Alice Wagner Delaplane. She is survived by a son, Norval Delaplane Haugh of Reisterstown; and two grandchildren, Candace Leigh and James Delaplane Haugh. She was a lifelong member of the Woodsboro Lutheran Church and operated a general merchandise store in New Midway with her husband" for 40 years. Friends may call today at the Powell and Hartzler Funeral Home, in Woodsboro.

Services will be Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. at the Woodsboro Lutheran Church. The Rev. Donald A. Haas will officiate at the services.

Burial will be in Mount Hope Cemetery in Woodsboro. GAITHER B. LEWIS Gaither B. -Lewis, 46, of near vet Cemetery. M.

R. Etchiaoo ft SOD, funeral directors. Bryson Case (Continued from Page One) ballot, certifying Wachter is, i- TT uuwcvci, uu oattuuav iiiuiiung stead because Joseph H.Hahn defeated thU Jr. of Westminster had placed sophomores to tbe tift-i- in DamiHlman rumttarv I northward to Corpus Christi and a hurricane watch alert to Port Arthur near the Texas-Louisia a line. Thousands of evacuees from men and juniors stole the show, with the junior class walking awav with the coveted alumnae Campus Day Cup.

The Hood ic med Mofthe College Choi? and Glee Club and f. nd other CODCrete structures the Modern Dance Club also ap-, inere peared on the program. i Excitement began to mount however, on Saturday morning first in the Repubhcan primary and Carroll County had the TO sophomore counties in the district. Mrs. Bryson charged that the decision banning her from the ballot, "violated the equal protection clause of the Blanton said last night he will argue before the high court that the important question is whether the law violates the one man one vote provision of the constitution.

The state will argue, Blanton said, that "population is not the only consideration, so long as the method is rational." The purpose of the clause, the state will argue, is to preserve equal representation Hagerstown died Saturday at -among counties, and to diffuse his home following a short ness. Mr. Lewis was tihe husband repreentation over as many po- machines to prepare A veteran of World War aay he was a member of American vo Legion Post 239 of Camp County election of- ie He was employed at the ficials that the tie- Fairchild HUler Corporation and court action over certi- of Hagerstown. fication led them to question He leaves his wife and three their ability to prepare ballots sons: Roy L. and Richard G.

time for the Nov. 8 general Lewis, both at home, and James election. E. Lewis with the Army in Viet Nam; four brothers: Lester Lewis of Hagerstown. Earl Batman, Ambassador and Roscoe A.

Lewis, both of Myersville and Harrison Among Best Dressed Peace Pleas won the right to toss away their yellow and white initiation OKYO A The viet beanies while the sophomores tod ted Britau were forced to dig out their old peace in iet Nam and caps and wear them for the Pope aul appeals for' Top Quality Beef By The Quarter, Half or Whole By The Half, 48c Per Lb. Cut For Freezers R. D. HEMP SON Jefferson 473-8586 or 473-8619 Septic Tank Cleaning PAUL R. KOLB SR.

MO 2-3209 or 473-8272 BOX 162, FREDERICK, MD. NOTICES Notice Application has been made to the undersigned by Edith Virginia Jacobs Adamstown, Md. Rt No. 1 for a license to sell Beer at the premises known as Edith's Restaurant Point of Rocks, Md. Route 15 the said license to be known as Class on Sale Beer License, which would permit the licensee to sell the aforesaid Beverage at retail, at the place therein described, for consumption on the premises or elsewhere.

The application is made in accordance with Section 9 of Article 2-B of the Code of Public General Laws of Maryland. All persons desiring to be heard on either side of the question of the granting or refusal of this application should be present at the office of the License Commissioner 10 A.M. MONDAY, OCT. 31, 1966, at which time and place a public hearing will be held. LOUIS V.

MYERS JR. License Commissioner for Frederick County, Md. coming week. peace. Saturday evening the Faculty "it is of no avail at this mo- Student Variety show, held in ment to issue vague calls for Brodbeck Hall, attracted more i peace in Viet Nam without point- than 800 people.

The show, ing one's finger at the U.S. war which featured 12 acts includ-1 criminals and obliging them to ing a comic faculty skit, folk withdraw their troops from singing and a pantomine, had South Viet Nam," a commen- also been presented Friday i tary by the Communist Libera- evening. The weekend was completed tion Press Agency, said. On Saturday North Viet Nam with a Sunday morning wor-, and the Soviet Union rejected ship service in Coffman Chapel, the plan put forward by British with the Rev. Dr.

James A. I Foreign college chaplain, the three day pro- gram, the college's Board of did not name th Pope but it Associates met, as did the to the mission he sent Alumnae Association of Hood to Saigon Last week College, the Hood Club presi- Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli, dents, and the Fathers' Club. hea( he papal mission, returned to the Vatican Sunday and expressed satisfaction with his trip. He said contact with leaders of various religions in me that there is a common dei nominator on which to build i mutual understanding and col- i laborate for the good of the I country. Cappello's 200 Market St.

Specials Tues. Wed. Steer Beef Liver Ib. 49c Center Cut Pork Chops Ib $109 Fresh Local Turnips 3 Ibs. 29c Fresh Curly Kale 2 Ibs.

39c Mclntosh Apples 4 Ibs. 39c Grade A Medium Eggs dozen 59c Gold Medal Flour 5 Ibs Bag 59c Kounty Kist Peas 4 303 cans 59c Pan Raisin Buns Legal Notice dozen 69c By The Maryland Department Always Shop CAPPELLO'S Of Motor Vehicles It Pays Pursuant to the provisions of Article 41 Section 245 (c) of the Annotated Code of Maryland, 1957 edition, as amended, known as the "Administrative PrOfGfliirp Act tiiP NEW MARKET FIRE HALL i Department of Motor Vehicles! Refreshments Served here by gives notice that under I We urge all Republicans to he authority contained in Art- attend this important meeting. i 66 of the said Annotated PUBLIC SALE Code of Maryland, and. also, under the provisions of Chap- Ponton's Community Sale 284 of Acts of the Re- Furniture auctions" ular Session of the Maryland 0 P.M. rear 238 5th General Assembly of 1966.

ap- sell this week- 3 pc I roved by the Governor of suite good- iMarjland on OO 1OCC air-conditioner, i Ariviij JSDD, the said Maryland Department I of Motor Vehicles intends to amend the Notice To Bidders The Board of Education of Frederick County, 115 East Church Street, Frederick, Maryland, invites bids on supplying and delivering two (2) carryalls. Specifications and proposal sheets may be obtained at the Board of Education Office. Sealed bids will be received at the Board of Education Office until 11:00 A.M. (DST). OCTOBER 21, 1966 The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive informalities.

By Order Of The Board Of Education Of Frederick County. JOHN L. CARNOCHAN, JR. Secretary Treasurer GEORGE C. PAULINE STAUFFER Md.

A. Doty Remsburg, Sale Mgr. 473-8696 Rodger's Fresh Oj ster Platters Sandwiches Steaks Soft Shell Crabs Lunch Special 75c Monday thru Friday Fried Chicken RODGER'S N. Market St. Exfd Phone MO 3-3903 All types of Residential Commercial Building Remodeling Alterations Patios Rec rooms cement work will build custom Homes Free estimates Fully insured All work guaranted Call COINTY BUILDERS, INC.

865-5953 or 865-5173 Morgan Horse Sale Joselene Hills Morgan Horse Farm YOUNG STOCK PRODUCTION SALE Friday, Oct. 14, 7:30 p.m., Frederick Co. Fair Grounds, 25 head quality stallions, mares, geldings, 4 years and under Sales Manager: Lyman Orcutt. West Newbury, Mass. Auctioneer, John L.

Ponton For catalogue, Mr. arid Mrs. Joseph Vona, Frederick, Md. Marlow's Beei, Wine Liquors Hard Shell Crabs Shrimp Call MO. 2-2197 5th Bentz Sts.

Sweet Cider Fresh Daily, Apples Delicious ice cold cider that is made. Also a applebutter, jellies, preserves, barrels and kegs. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon.

thru Sat. McCUTCHEON'S APPLE PRODUCTS South Wisner Street Phone 662-3261 No Hunting C. L. SHARP Rocky Ridge No Hunting Signs $1.00 Per Dozen lOc Each FREDERICK NEWS-POST North Court St. Pnmpkin Time is Here all sizes for Jack-0-Lanterns Pies Hill Crest Fruit Market 1 mile west Frederick on U.S.

40 Farm Bureau Covered Dish Supper October 11, at 6:30 P.M. Ballenger Community Hall Each family bring a meat dish, another dish, and place setting. Beverage, bread, and dessert will be furnished. Republican Meeting for New Market District Ceramic Supplies and Greenware Ceramic Lessons 6 for $10.00 Including Materials and firing Open every weekday except Tuesday 1 to 4 and 7 to 9:30 P.M. Our New Phone Number 662-5616 BROOKSIDE CERAMICS Rocky Springs Road Antumn Suppers Walkersville Methodist Church Oct.

14-15 Turkey Oyster Supper Served Family Style after 4:30 p.m. Adults $1.75 Children 75c Carry outs 25c extra. Charlotte's Lunch Specials 75c Chicken dinner, Steak dinner, Seafood platters Grocery Supplies At CHARLOTTES Walkersvile 845-8565 Apples Red Golden Delicious FLANAGAN ORCHARDS Thurmont, Md. Phone 271-2775 Dress CJp Your Home Window Shades, unintd. 69c Venetian Blinds $3.29 Linoleum, 6' wi-ths ft.

69c 9 12 Linoleum Rugs $6.66 ROUTZAHN'S BUDGET CENTER 75 South Market St. Cesspools And Septic Tanks Cleaned, Repaired and Installed Day or Night Phone 473-8294 B. W. DISPOSAL SERVICE Paper Hanging Painting Decorating 35 Years Experience DONALD A. REESER Phone 898-9704 Rng Braiders are Invited to visit my shop in New Market, Md.

Wool Beautiful Colors 80c and 90c per pound $2.00 and $2.50 per yard Instructions $1.00 per lesson Each Thursday and Friday Start Sept. 22nd at 10:00 a.m. Supplies anything you need for a distinctive braided rug. CATHARIN H. MEADORS New Market, Md.

Tel. 662-2551 Paper Hanging Woodrow (Bill) Anderson Phone 663-5487 o-- nr LR su te Homp OI venicies inienas 10 i BROWNSVILLE, Tex. (AP)- country." Sniort kitchen ranee Sod amend tne Rules and Regula- i Close Springer and heavy milk- Hurricane Inez slashed the 1 bedding (2) good 30" elec turns which it previously pro-. ers from Cha r- Muma will Mexican Coast north of Tampi- IaMQna stoves refrigerators other mulgated and adopted provid- Id at the Woodsboro Live- co today and headed inland on a Japanese Ulllclren wash- for the inspection and stock Sales next Tuesday. i i siuves.

ouiu. a. wiJiigcr Wdaii- 11 10 nn Big Discount On All case lots of Beer At JOHNNY'S MARKET Notice For the Best in Salt Water Oysters Buy them loose At JOHNNY'S MARKET Apples Red Yellow Delicious Grimes Golden Cortland Cider Pryor Orchards Lewis of Smithsburg: and two course that may spare South fa ew York Recital er elec clothes drver cedar' minimum safety standards of at 12 o'clock noon prompt. sisters: Mrs. Cora Hayes of YORK (AP) Televi- i TX as and its multimillion-dol- metat Class passenger motor Preceding our regular Sale 2 of Thur mont on aptor AHarn "Ratman" vtrw VHRK" a .1 Koad.

PtlOne Jd-2b93 Smithsburg and Mrs. Martha ig. 0 actor Adam "Batman" citrus crop, NEW YORK (AP) Shinichi new; por- vehicles, by adding thereto a com pietP assort- Sciircyer of MyersviUe. West and U.S. Ambassador to The Weather Bureau at New Suzuki.

Japanese violinist and table typewriter 7 ft. 6V wide new paragraph to be known as men nf VIA Tin if A I i i I T- i. TTT vl Friends may call today from 16 United Nations, Arthur J. Orleans reported that Tampico, teacher who has revolutionized overhead garage dor, 800 mm 7 to 9 p.m. at" the Minnick Fun-1 Goldberg were h'sted Sunday eral Home in Smithsburg, among the 10 best-dressed men services will be Tuesday at lOjin America by the Custom Tail- a.m.

The Rev. Arthur C. Wood, Guild of America, pastor of the St. Paul's Metho-i Others were actor Hugh 0'- dist Church at Smithsburg, will (Brian; singer Vic Damone; officiate' night club entertainer Don Ric- Burial will be in the Smiths- kles; comedian Don Adams; burg Cemetery. JOHN G.

BERGE actor Paul Newman; Earl Co- ihes. Beverly Hills, bank. 83. of Du- 3 a died Friday at his home in Duluth. Surviving are his wife Laura, one sister, Mrs.

Alexander A. Arris of the Brooklawn Apartments, and a number of nieces and nephews. N.J., and Arthur Rubloff, head of a Chicago real estate firm. Among The Sick Mrs. Louise Fox, RFD 7, Funeral services were held Frederick, was admitted today this Doming at Johnson's Mor-1 to University Hospital, Balti-, tuary in Duluth.

(more, far observation. SVAPfcltfi ICI Paragraph XIII, under Part IV FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT -T 7 I j.ivuu vt i JL' IJiVV-'-lJ LLt if illJCji 1 J. a city of 200,000 population, had teaching of music to the telescope, good; few hand tools, of said TM and Regulations, nc i uding Electric Logs starting I wind gusts of 90 miles an hour, young, brought 10 of his Japa-1 set go0( draftsman tools, the purpose of said Paragraph at S7 98 spark Guards starting A portion of the 17-day-old sese pupils for a recital Sunday lec. vibrator sander. fire-place xni bein to provide for the at $1 3 5 and gnhembles as low storm, which has taken at least in New York's Philharmonic se elec.

roaster, bicycle, shad- i inspection and minimum safety as $24 95 150 lives since developing out in Hall. ow box. overstuffed chairs, standards of gas tanks of Class We nave the sets and ar the Caribbean, moved over the Nine of the children ranged in console table, portable elec. A motor vehicles. Mexican Coast, the Weather age from 6 to 10; one was 16.

milkers, 8 ft. long Chev. pickup Copies of the above proposed Bureau said. They played numbers like the racks, good, plastic sofa, lava-' amendment to the Rules and It added in a 6 a EOT ad- solo parts of the first movement tpry, sink, new porch ceiling Regulations referred to are visory that the 50-mile-wide eye of Bach's Concerto in minor light fixtures, maple wall what- available in Room 200 of the of the storm was expected to go for two violins. not.

Book of Knowledge, 3 oil Depa tmem Motor inland this mornine 25 to 100 Suzuki starts children burners, good; window Building 6601 Septtc Tank Cleaning NELSON TUCKER 662-8474 miles north of Tampico and 150 to 225 miles south of Brownsville, near the villages of Moron El Sabino and Nuevo in the state of Tamaulipas. who are 3 or 3 1 years old and teaches them to play by imitation, just as they learn to talk. They memorize musical mas- Iterpiece's before they learn to The dangerous hurricane was'read the music. Suzuki says located by Brownsville radar more than 150,000 children in A i. Ml UK MCI I I I A I about 195 miles south of Japan have learned the violin iture for pHvate sale daily house shutters, walnut vanity, combination desk bookcase, stands, lamps, sm.

appliances, other large miscellaneous. daily, Pho. MO 3-4601. Truck available, commission, bed- New and used low was noviof jby his methid. Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061, and interested persons are afforded the opportunity to submit data or views with regard thereto, orally or in writing, to the Department of Motor Vehicles, 6601 Ritchie Highway, N.E., Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061.

until the of business October 21, ate pieces. Come in to see us you buv. QUYNN'S HARDWARE STORE ''Where you get Quality and Service" Phone MO 2-2411 Apples Red Yellow Delicious Cortland CATOCTIN MOUNTAIN ORCHARD 1 mi. North of Thurmont on Route 15 Phone 271-2737 Open 9 a.m. to (p.m.

Airline Steamship Local ticket office for passenger reservations. Same Rates. Boyer Travel Agency 26 S. Market St. 663 4155 The New Astro Curve Hair Fashions for Autumn now being featured.

ECKER'S BEAUTY SALON 306 N. Market Street Waste Paper, Iron, Metals Rags, Bags, Furnaces. Used Plumbing, Hides Greases FREDERICK JUNK COMPAN 310 Chapel Alley-3H 4th St. Dial MG 3432V.