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Deaths DANIEL A. REEFER Daniel Alvin Keefer, 63, of BurkiUsville died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Friday. He was born at Big Cove Tannery, a son of the late David and Mary Mellott Keefer. He is survived by hit wife, Mrs. Goidie Conner Keefer of Burkittsville, one son; Joseph Keefer of Knoxville; two daughters, Mrs.

Dorothy Dinterman, Brunswick, Mrs. Marlene Ridgeway, Vienna, stepsons, Belmas Conner, Michael Wilhelm, Joseph Wilhelm and Donald WUhelm, all of Burkitts- viHe; 11 grandchildren; one step grandson; one sister, Mrs. Mattie Rinker, Willoughby, Ohio; two half sisters, Mrs. Edith Saville, McConnellsburg, Mrs. Mikired Oarbaugh, McConnellsburg; two brothers, David Keefer, Needmore, Pa.

and Mack Keefer, Paris, Va. and two half brothers, Woodrow Keefer, and Edgar Keefer, both of McConnellsburg. He was a retired brakeman of the BO Railroad at Brunswick and a member of the Garrett's Mill Pentecostal Church. He was also a member of the BO Veterans. The body will be at his former residence in Burkittsville.

Funeral services will be at the Zittlestown, Independent i Church on Monday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Luther Barnheart and the Rev. Alonzo Fox will officiate. Burial will be in the Reformed i Cemetery in Burkittsville.

Eack-1 les Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. MRS. VIRGINIA S. EVANS Mrs. Virginia Station Evans, 98, died Friday at the Montevue County Home.

A native of Brunswick, she was the daughter of the late William and Isabel Hahn Anderson and the widow of the late (Amos Eugene Evans. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Eugene Wineholt, Brunswick, 8 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild. Friends may call at the Feete Funeral Home in Brunswick to- day from 7 to 9 p.m. and on Sunday from 10 a.m.

to 9 p.m. I Funeral services will take place from the funeral home Monday at 2 p.m. The Rev. William Warner, pastor of the First Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in the Old Lutheran Cemetery.

MRS. IDA E. COBLENTZ Mrs. Ida E. Coblentz, CO, wife ol C.

Herman Coblentz, of Middletown, died at the Monocacy Nursing Home, Friday morning. She was the daughter of the late James and Alice Barrick Smith. She was a member of the Reformed Church of Middletown. Besides her husband she is survived by one son, Charles W. Coblentz, Alexandria, nine grandchildren and ffve great grandchildren.

I Friends may call at the Gladhill Funeral Home in Middletown after 7 p.m. today. Services will be held from the funeral home Monday at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. George Klinefelter, will officiate.

Burial will be in Mt. Olivet i Cemetery, Frederick. i MRS. FLORA M. SPARROW Mrs.

Flora May Sparrow, 97, i widow of Edward L. 804 North Market Street, died at the Frederick Nursing Home where she has been a resident for the past three years, Friday evening. She was born in Frederick County the daughter of the late, John Henry and Malinda Sensenbaugh Toms. She is survived by one granddaughter Mrs. Merhl Remsberg of Jefferson, and one great Miss Melissa Ann Remsberg, Jefferson, one daughter in law Mrs.

Ray F. Sparrow of Indianapolis, Indiana. Mrs. Sparrow was a member of the Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church. Friends may call at the Etchison Funeral Home, 106 East Church Street, Monday from 7 to 9 p.m.

Funeral services will be held at the funeral home on Tuesday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Clifford P. LJoyd her pastor will officiate. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

WEEMS K. SHAFF Weems Keedy Shaff, former resident of Jefferson, who in recent years has been residing with his daughter, Mrs. Catherine DeFrate in West Coxsackie. New York, died Friday morning in a veterans hospital in New York State. He was born in Jefferson on September 8, 1893 and was a son of the late Frank and Laura Wilhide Shaff.

His wife Mrs. Hellen F. Oilier died in 1955. The daughter Mrs. DeFrate is his survivor.

Mr. Shaff at one time operated a slaughter house in Jefferson and later was employed at the Brunswick Post Office. He was a member of Brunswick Lodge, 191, A. F. and A.

Masons and a veteran of World War I. Friends may call at the funeral home, 106 E. Church Street, Monday from 4 to 9 p.m. Masonic Memorial Services ll take place at the funeral home Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Funeral services will be at the funeral home Tuesday at 10 a.m.

Rev. Ralph H. Miller, pastor of Brunhwkk Lutheran Church, will officiate. It is requested that flowers be omitted. Interment will be in the Jefferson Lutheran cemetery.

M. R. Etchison Son, funeral directors. MRS. F.E.I.W.

TURNER Mrs. Frances Elizabeth Wars Ingraham Wars Turner, 48, of Carver Apartments, died Friday evening at the Frederick Memorial Hospital, after an illness of one day. She was the wife of Ernest Turner of Carver Apartments, and the daughter of Walston H. and Mary McKenney Ingraham of Frederick County. Surviving in addition to her husband and parents are daughters, Mrs.

Jane Brown of Westminster; and Mrs. Brenda Tillary, Miss Catherine Wars and Miss Pamela Wars, all of Frederick; three sons, Joseph Wars of York, Hyland Wars of Frederick; and Kenneth Wars, U.S. Navy, stationed in Norfolk, two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Ingraham and Mrs. Theresa Clayton, both of York, and two brothers, Robert Ingraham of and Joseph Ingraham of Flint- hill.

Thirteen grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews also survive. Friends may call at the Hicks i Funeral Home Sunday from 6 to 9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. from the funeral home. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery.

CORA DAVIS Mrh. Cora Alice Davis, 74, widow of Albert C. Davis, Fountain School Road, died Satur day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ruby Lovejoy, near Union Bridge. She was born in Elkins, W.

a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Isner. She was a member of the Baptist Church, Her husband died 17 years ago. She leaves two sons, Cecil H.

Davis, Kileeno, and Delmar L. Davis, near Keymar; three daughters, Mrs. Opal Hunt, Cabin Creek, W. Mrs. Geraldine Schooler a New Oxford, and Mrs.

Ruby Lovejoy, near Union Bridge; one brother, Wade Isnsr, Balti- nore, and two sisters, Mrs. Icie Clinger, Rjdgeley, W. and Mrs. Ellie Wilson. Tunnelton, W.

26 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the Union Bridge Funeral Home of D. D. Hartzler and Son after 12 noon Sunday. Services will be held at the funeral home Monday at 2 p.m.

with the Rev. Albert Lane, pastor of the Libertytown Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in the Mount Zion Haughs Cemetery, Ladiesburg. ADM. SHIRLEY S.

MILLER Retired Navy Rear Adm. Shirley Snow Miller died yesterday after a lengthy illness at Bethesda Naval Medical Center. Adm. Miller. 60, lived on Spa Road, Annapolis.

Born in Eustis, he was a graduate of the Naval Academy, and served in World War II, and in Korea. Since retiring from the Navy, he had with the Martin Marietta in Baltimore, serving as an engineer. Adm. Miller is survived by his wife, Mary; three sons, Robert G. of Salinas, Navy Lt.

James R. in Vietnam, and John a student at Washington College, and a daughter Sally, a student at Hood lege, Frederick. I). M. Main Dr.

LeRoy D. Pother gill, 66, ln II IS i Well-Known Scientist, Dies Davlct Alain, SOU of Mr and Mrs Austin a i Personals Mr. and Mrs. THE NEWS, Frederick, Maryland Saturday. November 25, 1967 UiM Dr.

LeRoy Fothergill Funerals RE ELY G. HOLSTON Funeral services for Greeley Golden Holston, of Gaithersburg and formerly of Woodfield, who died on Tuesday were held on Friday at the Francis H. Barber Funeral Home, Laytonsville. The Rev. Menno Sell, of the Goshen Mennonite Church, officiated.

Burial was in the Laytonsville Cemetery. Bearers were James Fisher, Dale McCleary, Gary McCleary, Ronald McCleary, Ivan Jordan, and Carroll Jordan. MRS. ARLENA M. SHAW The funeral of Mrs.

Arlena M. Shaw, widow of George W. Shaw, who died Tuesday, took place Friday at 2:30 p.m. from the M. R.

Etchison Son Funeral Home. 106 E. Church St. The Rev. Roland C.

Hobbs, assistant pastor of Evangelical Lutheran Church, officiated. Pallbearers were Lewis F. Esterly Richard C. C. Basford, Frank R.

Smith Donald M. Fadeley. Robert W. Keeney and Alonzo W. Corun.

Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. i JEFFREY A. POOLE 1 Largely attended funeral ser- 1 vices for Jeffrey Allen Poole, i infant son of Donnie L. and Barbara A.

Poole, of Pearl Street, who died Tuesday at the Washington County Hospital. Hagerstown, were held from the Robert E. Dailey Son Funeral Home, Friday at 11 a.m. The Rev. Bruce A.

Ramsburg, pastor of the Mt. Carmel Methodist Church, officiated at the services. Casketbearers were R. E. Dailey Donald L.

Dorsey, Joseph 0. Hoooer. Robert A. Kline I and R. E.

Dailey Jr. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. 'MRS. MABEL M. WICKHAM 1 Largely attended funeral her- Dr.

LeRoy D. Fothergill, pioneer scientist at the U.S. Army Biological Laboratories at Fort Detrick and former scientific officer there, died at his home at Mt. Pleasant on Friday. He was 66 years of age.

Dr. Fothergill was internationally known for his many contributions to the progress of sci-, ence and medicine. He was born in Carson City, Nevada, a son of the late Wil-j liam and Clara Von Trapp Fothergill. Surviving are his wife, Marguerite Nevins Fothergill, and, three sons, Warrant Officer LeRoy D. Fothergill, Aberdeen, Maryland; James L.

Fothergill, Miami, Florida; and Major RO-, ibert N. Fothergill, Ft. Lee. Virginia. Four sisters.

Mrs. Charles Huckaby, Sun City, Mrs. Kenneth Whittier, Mrs. Arnold Ocl- eimatt, St. Maries, Idaho; Mrs.

Frank Berger, Carson City, Ne-, vada; and a half--brother T. J. Peterson, Carson City, Nevada, eight grandchildren and several nieces and nephews also survive, Dr. Fothergill was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church. I He was a past president of the Rotary Club of Frederick, and Mount Pleasant Ruritan Club.

Friends may call at the Robert E. Dailey Son Funeral Home 1201 North Market Street Sunday from 7-9 p.m. and the family will receive friends at the funeral home on Monday from 7-9 p.m. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the All Saints Episcopal Church, with the Rev.

Maurice D. Ashbury officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. The family requests, that in lieu of flowers, contributions may 'be made to the Frederick County Heart Association, or the All Saints Episcopal Church Building Fund.

Dr. Fothergill earned his baccalaureate degree at the University of Nevada in 1924. In 1929, he received an M.D. degree cum laude, at Harvard University Medical School where he continued on for the following 11 years as an instructor and assistant professor of bacteriology and immunology. He was a recognized leader in the field of immunology and epidemiology when he entered military service as a Naval Medical Officer in 1941 to become head of the Department of Epi- demiology, U.S.

Naval Medical School, Bethesda. In January of 1944, eight months after the installation vices for Mrs. Mabel Madora Wickham, widow of Harry F. Wickham who died at her home, near Jefferson Monday morning were held at the M. R.

Etchison and Son, Funeral Home, 106 East Church street. Friday at 11 a.m. The Rev. Ralph H. Miller pastor of Luther Chapel Lutheran Church, Petersville officiated.

Pallbearers were Maurice L. Arnold, T. Woodrow Souder, William E. Summers, Millard S. Smith, Kenneth E.

Bowers and Maurice E. Smith. Burial was in St. Mark's cemetery, Petersville. GEORGE W.

ROBINSON JR. Funeral services for George W. Robinson, of Frederick, who died on Monday at the Veterans Administration Center in Martir.hburg, W. were held on Friday at Quinn A.M.E. in Frederick.

Rev. Mack B. Simpson, the pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev. Luther Brown and Rev. Harry J.

McDonald. Pallbearers were Paul Havns- v.orth, Ray Brightful, Seven Garden. John Palmer, James Brown, Leonard Diggs, Earl Weedon and Van Williams. Military Honors were accorded the deceased at the cemetery by members of the Fort Detrick Honor Guard. The N.C.C.I C.

was Sp-5 Kenneth R. Tilten. Bugler p-4 James Oliver. Fhg Detail Sp-5 Richard Fugarino and Sp-4 Phillip R. Apffel.

Firing Squad Sp-4 Robert A. Uhrin, Sp-4 John D. Harrison. Sp-4 Robert G. Cuba and Sp-4 Willis J.

Smith. Burial was held in Fairview cemetery. Hicks Funeral Homo 263 W. Patrick Street in charge i of was officially opened, Capt. Le-i Key Fothergill, U.S.

Naval Reserve, came to then Camp Detrick as Technical Director, Special Operations Division. In August of 1946, Dr. Fothergill separated from the service and as a civilian served consecutively as Fort Detrick's As- s'slant Technical Director. Deputy Director, and Director of B'ological Warfare Laboratories. In 1953, he assumed the position of Scientific Advisor to the Chief Ciiemical Officer as well as to the Commanding Officer, U.S.

Army Biological Laboratories. He retired from that position in January of 1964. As the United States became involved in World War II, Dr. Fothergill played an historical role in national defense. Intelligence reports indicated the need to consider the possibility of becoming prepared for biological warfare.

In the high level discussions, Dr. Fothergill took a leading part. From his position as a senior medical officer in the Naval service and as a recognized leader ii epidemiology and infectious diseases in the academic world, he was able to effectively communicate his convictions for the need of preparedness in this field to appropriate authorities. From his professional relationships with distinguished civilian scientists, he was able to enlist their services in considering the needs of the country in the problem of defense against biological warfare. As a result of his efforts, and those of other widely recognized scientists, particularly from the Universities of Wisconsin, Ohio State, Michigan, Illinois, New York and Harvard, sucess- ful presentations were made at the highest governmental levels and a program of preparation for biological warfare was begun with major emphasis on defensive aspects of the research.

During his tenure at Ft. Detrick, Dr. Fothergill spoke and lectured widely to universities and colleges, government organizations, civic and fraternal groups and scientific organizations both in the United States and abroad. He was a member of a number of advisory bodies, including a special advisory group to the Honorable John J. McCloy when he was advisor to the Pres- ident on disarmament.

He was a member of the group chosen to make a study of the Chemi- 1 cal-Blological-Radiological warfare aspects of the disarmament problem. Dr. Fothergill was also asked to serve on the Von Karman long range NATO scientific study group, a special committee set up at the direction of the Standing Group of NATO and charged with making a long range scientific study for NATO. Dr. Fothergill was named chairman of the American group selected to study the area of chemical and biological warfare.

Dr. Fothergill has authored or co authored more than 30 scientific papers, a textbook on Immunity, and many art'cles in scientific and technical journals. One article by Dr. Fothereill. published in the New England Jou-nal, was singled out by the Journal editors as being one of the most outstanding papers published in the New England Journal since it was founded 150 years ago." The Fothergill article was based on his work in the vital biological research on encephalitis.

During an epidemic of encephalitis among horses in Massachusetts in 1938, infants and children with a similar syndrome observed. Dr. Fothergill pnd his associates isolated the from a patient with fatal encephalitis. The virus, identified from the brain tissue, appeared to be identical with the Eastern variety of equine encephalomyelitis. As the first instance of the isolation of the virus from a human being, the findings offered the first proof that this disease could be transmitted.

The Journal considered the Fothergill article to be of su ficient importance to be included in bibliographic listings to illustrate the progress of medicine. Dr. Fothergill was a member of many professional organizations including the American Society for Microbiology, American Academy for Microbiology, New York Academy of Science, American Association for the Advancement of Science. Research Society of America, American Association of Immunologists, American Public health Association, and Delta Omega, the Honoiary Public Health Fraternity. Since retirement from Civil Service he has been Professor of Epidomology at the U.

of Illinois, and Dept. Di; rector of the Institute for Zoo! nooses Research. He trained mobile Laboratory- Groups that could be set and used to detect and combat tropical diseases Served on various committees connected with Fred Co Heat Assoc Ho was the U.S. Ren. at the 1 Initial Tripartite Conferences among U.S..

Great Britain and Canada, He recoivod the Dena tment of the Armv Exceptional C-vilian Service Award in 1962. Battalion. Force Logistic Command at Camp Books, Vietnam. Force Logistic Command, with Bollinger of near Thurmont and Paul W. Mossburg, of Rosemont Avenue.

LOCAL MENTIONS Corn Fed Steer Beef By The or Whole 371-7356 Mr. and Mrs. Austin Hilde- Headquarters near Da Nang re- brand 5125 White Av ceives and processes more than announce th birth of a 40,000 supply requests a month. I he Its drivers covered more than da ava i iinsnital a million and a half miles last da NavaJ Hos ltal year, distributing more than 300,000 tons of cargo and nearly 8,000,000 gallons of water. Plastering-Patchiisg Stuccoing-Wall, Cellars, Etc.

Phone 447-2427 C. CICHELBERGER LOCAL MENTIONS Strategic sub-units are located at Phu Bai in support of the Third Marine Division, and at sponsored Chu Lai in support of the First Marine Division. Dance NOV. 25, 1967 9:30 To 12:30 DIANA SHOPS Open every MONDAY night until Christmas It. Airy Vol.

Fire Co. Activities Building, Fireman's! Park.Music by Bill Earle Night-1 ingales. I OFFICES MOVING NEW YORK (AP)--The Christian and Missionary Alliance has announced it is moving its headquarters from Manhattan to Nyack, N.Y. Among The Sick Mr. George Hoffman of Cen- beds, 54" cabinet sink, washer- ter Street is a patient at the dryer, elec.

and gas stoves, T.V. Frederick Memorial Hospital. Late Scratches Shenandoah Downs Scratches Sat Stools, bar, dish-washer, Furniture Auctions Every 6:30 p.m., rear! 238 W. 5th Ponton's Com- 1 munity Sale. This week: breakfront china closet, good; Seigler oil heater, good; rugs, typewriter, 4 7 pool table, bunk sets, 3 i bed, beds, bedding, over- Ptuffed chairs, new sm.

appliances, elec. hand saw, bar bed- urday November First Race- Mystic Princess, enaf, Westerville Hoot. room suites, maple chest, dresser, storm door, refrigerators, second Race- shot put, Mai wa. Flora tires, commode, bikes, toys, coal i 0 e1 9 ar Bo Peep, Muzzy. i stoker, picket fence, guitar, kit-1 Act.

Tiponde I chen cabinet, robe, other Ig. Fifth Race- My New Frontier, mmm -J able, Gamblin Ann, Governors fro-shy, etc. See TUES. 3d. NCW Gcid Lemon, Night cover furniture for private sale.

Sixth Race Sally's Boy, Star Passion. Ash's Dream, Red Jed Seventh Racp Fa i Spread, High Imsact, Boston Jimmy Eiqhth Race- Solendid "nd Tenth Race- Honey Bee Wolf, Ampsie ANTIQUES Unique Home Decorators Washington's Area Largest Selection Eight Buildings-3 Acres of Selling Area Wholesale to the Public Additional Quantity Discount To Dealers OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY Noon to 9 P.M. YESTERYEAR FARMS 70-S Toward Washington to Damascus turn off. Follow Rt. 27 to Damascus.

At stop Light go straight on Rt. 108, 4 miles. Right 1 2 mile. Right again on Hawkins Creamery Vz mi. CL 3-2851 LOCAL MENTIONS Our Annual Bazaar Etias Lutheran Church Emmitsburg, Maryland SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1967 Turkey Oyster Supper Family Style Home Baked Products 3PJM.

Adults $1.75 Children Under 12 75c Bang IN MEMORIAM In Memoriam FISHER--In loving memory of our dear Mother, Mrs. Lydia G. Fisher, who passed away November 26, 1936. The depth of sorrow we cannot tell, Of the loss of one we loved so well, And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep, Her memory we shall always keep. LOVING CHILDREN United No.

3 The Quarterly Meeting of the United Steam Fire Eneinp pany No. 3 will be held at the Engine House, Monday, December 4, 1967 at 8 p.m. All members are urged to be present. STANLEY Y. BENNETT Secretary Ham and Oyster Sapper DEC.

2--STARTING 3:30 Union Bridge Fire Hall Sponsored By Ladies Auxiliary Adults 75c Carry Outs $2.00 Family Special 16 Pieces ol Chicken Quart of French Fries Quart of Cole Slaw Hot Rolls TAKE OUT ONLY $4.95 Kwik-Kook Family Take Out Shop 911 East Street 662-4443 1967 Sunday Dinners Fried Chicken Country Han: Sept. 3, Oct. 8, Nov. 5, Dec. 3 WOODSBORO FIRE HALL Family To 5 p.m.

Adults $1.75 Children Under 12, 75c Dessert Included Carry Out Dinners, $2.25 Benefit Of The Woodsboro Fire Inc. Public Sale of modern restaurant equipment located at 120 West Patrick Street, Frederick, Maryland, en WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1967, at 12 o'clock noon. See large list. ERNIE'S PIZZA SHOP Null Smith, Auctioneers Leslie U. Hutzell, Clerk Fall Supper Fried Oyster Turkey FLINT HILL METHODIST CHURCH W.S.C.S.

Park Mills Road Saturday Dec. 2 3 p.m. until Adults Children .75 Butchering By MYERSVILLE VOL. FIRE CO. December 1 on sale at the Fire Hall From 6 P.M.

NOTICE Notice To Bidders The Board of Education of Frederick County, 115 East Meeting Libertytown Vol. Fire Dept. ELECTION OF OFFICERS December 4th--Regular Meeting Must Attend 6 Meetings To Be Eligible to Vote. WILLIAM BILL, Seer. Quick Cash and Top Prices Paid Church For antiques, old china, glass land, invites bids for a chain ar 'd old dolls.

Doesn't have to link fence at the Elm Street be 100 years old. We have con- School site, Frederick, Mary- venient removal service. We buy an( entire estates, or parts, attics, Specifications and proposal basements and collections. Call sheets may be obtained at the collect and reverse charges, Board of Education Office. (703) 538-5875, after 6 p.m., Ar- Sealed bids will be received Va.

at the Board of Education Office until: Family Fun Nile EVERY SATURDAY 8 P.M. Yellow Springs Lions Community Hall Annual Meeting of The Frederick County G.O.P. Club Election of Officers Republican Headquarters 15 North Court Street, December 5, 1967, 8 p.m. Turkey Oyster Supper Bazaar SATURDAY, DEC. 2, 4 p.m.

'til Faith Church of Cbarlesville On Oppossumtown Pike Formerly held at Bloomfield Hall Family Style-Dessert Included Adults $1.75 Children 75c 10:00 A.M. (EST), November 29, 1967 The Board of Education Public Coin Sale the undersigned will sell at the Fire Hall in Myersville, 11 miles W. of Frederick, re i and then mile off Rt. 40 on serves the right to reject a Saturday, December 2, 1967, be- or all proposals and to waive, ginning at 11 o'clock. Coins on 1 display after 10.

1885 V. Nickle. Other Type and Key Coins. informalities. By Order Of The Board Of Education Of Frederick County JOHN L.

CARINOCHAN, JR. Secretary-Treasurer NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids are asked by the Department of Forests and Keller Sons Home Improvement 'Service Free Estimates On Any Kind Of Job Phones: 662-6182 662-S127 1334 TANEY APT. 103 Frederick, Md. Beef Pork Processing Custom Slaughtering Quality Beef in your home Freezer Bullock's Meats R. 32, Westminster, Md.

848-6786 Holiday Special Look Nice For Santa! Permanents-Reg. $15. Frostings-Reg. $30. Now $15.

Hair Coloring-Reg. $12.50 -Now $8.50. Make Appointments Early MARCEL HAIRSTYLISTS 662-6116 Foam Rubber Center Reliable Junk Inc. 5th East Sts. Cut To Size-While You Wait We Sell NAUGAHYDE Apples Red Golden Delicious Yorks Romes Sweet Cider CATOCTIN MOUNTAIN ORCHARDS 1 Mile N.

of Thurmont, Rt. 15 Open Daily 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Phone 271-2737 Henry's Black Top Paving Old Drive Ways, Patched Liquid Seal Coated 663-9738 Septic Tank Cleaning NELSON TUCKER 662-8474 or 663-5385 ERNEST R. ECCARD Myersville, Md.

Supper Fried Oyster Baked Turkey Taylorsville Methodist Church On Route 27 Parks for the operation of a SAT. DEC. 2 3 P. M. ON Adults $1.75 Children 75c Baked Goods Miscellaneous Table No Packed Suppers IP.

M. Catoctin Fish Game Protective Assn. Grounds Myersville, Md. Craftsmanship in Painting Interior Exterior Phone 663-C116 Wm. D.

Boweis Lumber Cc. FREE ESTIMATES Ail Work Done By Area Best Pointers Satisfaction Guai antetd concession during the 1968 season at Cunningham Falls (Manor Area and West area), Gambrill, Gathland, and Washington Monument State Parks. Bids will be received until 12:00 noon, December 4. 1967. Interested parties may secure bid forms and specifications from Mr.

i Charles Sandy, Superintendent, Cunningham Falls State Park; Mr. Eugene Palmer, Superin- intendent, Gambrill State Park; Mr. Howard De Grange, Superintendent, Gathland State Park; I and Mr. Marshall Moats, Superintendent, Washington Monument State Park; or from the Department of Forests and i Parks Gambrill State Park of-! Tue ay 0ve ml 28, 1967 C6 Fredenck at 1:00 p.m. on the premises at Maryland.

618 Fairview Ave Frederick, Md. By Virtue of an Order of the Orphans Court of Frederick By virtue of a Writ of Fieri County, Maryland, passed on Facias on Magistrates Judg- November 13. 1967, the under- ment, issued out of the Circuit signed will sell personal proper- Court for Frederick County, it ty in the Estate of Lillian B. being No. 19 Judicials.

February Abernathy, deceased, on above Term, 1967, and No. 27 Judicials, premises, consisting of Frigi- September Term. 1967, at the daire, gas stove, living room suit of Harry W. Summers and furniture, corner cupboard, wal- William E. Summers.

Partners, nut stand, knee hole desk, twin doing Business as H. C. Sum- bedroom suite, pictures, glass, mers and Co. and for officers' china, cooking utensils, some fees, against the goods and chat- small antique pieces, other items tels rights and credits of Ben- not Listed. Ttrms-Cash Apples Stayman $2.50 $1.50 Bu.

York $2.50 Bu. Pick UP Windfalls 50c Bu. MOSER'S ORCHARD Thurmont, M. 271-7710 No Hunting Signs Per Dozen lOcEach FREDERICK NEWS POST Business Office 26 North Court Street I Ground Burnt Lime $12.00 Per Ton Delivered And Spread MOSER'S LIME PLANT Phone 371-6710 Dress Up Your Home Window Shades, unmtd. 60c Venetian Blinds $3.49 Linoleum, 6' widths ft.

69c 3 12 Lina'eum Rugs $6.66 ROUTZAHN'S BUDGET CENTER 75 South Market St. PUBLIC SALE Sheriff Sale Sweet Cider Delicious Ice Cold Made Fresh Daily From Finest Autumn Apples We Also Have Apples, Apple Butter, Jellies, Preserves, Oak Barrels Kegs Open Daily Except Sunday 8 to 5 Phone 662-3261 McCUTCHEON APPLE PRODUCTS Sooth WLsner Street Girls Girls Girls Frederick Division Maryland- ettes Majorettes will be practicing at St. John Elementary School Gym every Sat. at 2 p. m.

Girls who would like to be a member report to gym on Sat. For information call 473-8439. Cesspools And Septic Tanks Cleaned, Repaired And Installed Day or Night Phone 473-8294 B. W. DISPOSAL SERVICE Rodger's Oysters On Half-Shell Sizzling T-Bone Steaks Pan Fried Chicken Week Day Lunch Special 85c RODGER'S N.

Market Ext. Notice The person who was wearing a black coat with a fur collar. Nov. 19 at the Hymn Sing 1 at St. Paul's Lutheran Jefferson, mistakenly took the' coat.

The coats are a n.ost identical. Please phone 473-8259. jamin A Mock, Sr. and Doris Marie Mock, I have entered upon, levied, seized and taken in execution, both at law and in Equity, all the right, title, claim, interest and estate of the Emmert R. Bowlus.

Auctioneer said Benjamin A. Mock, Sr. and L. Bowlus K. Alexander, Marie Mock in and to the Clerks ESTATE OF LILLIAN B.

ABERXATHY Samuel C. Buckingham, Executor Amos A Holler, Attorney following personal property, towit: The following trucks: 1961 International Tractor Serial No. Rd 225H 1960 International Tractor Serial No 205A 1962 International Tractor Diesel--Serial No. DC0405 I hereby give notice that on the 6th day of December. 1967 at 11:00 o'clock a I will sell at Summers and Company, Jeffc-rson, Maryland, the a'jove Holstein Dispersal I will sell at auction on the home farm located along Rt 27, 4 miles south of Damascus and 8 miles north of Gaithersburg at Cedar Grove.

Montgomery Md. 76 Holstein Cattle and Dairy Equip, on Wed Nov 29 1967 at 11 a MR. OLIVER WATKINS Glenn Jas. G. Trout, Aucts.

Mehrle N. Wachter, Clerk Maryland Certified Sod Help Wanted Girls For Counter Work Must be neat and have nicii personality. Full time Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance Paid Bv Employer. Apply At: ONE HOUR MARTINIZING 25 North Market St. Mobile Home Repairs All Type of Furnaces Cleaned And Repaired Call 663-4631 No Hunting Or Trespassing On Property Of RAYS.

JR Foxville, Lantz. Md. described personal property, so Weed Free, Crab Grass Free seized and taken in execution. Just the thing for that late fall at prblic auction, to tie highest Yard repair job. 9 sq ft.

roll, bidder for cash. $1. Purchase of $10 or more de- ORUMMELL P. JACOBS livered free. Sheriff of Frederick County, Call 662-1141 Maryland TREELAND NURSERIES, INC.

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