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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-02-06
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Evening star., 1953-04-04
DREAMERSi
Easter Bunny

WILL STOP AND GAZE
At this white Cape Cod. with picket
fence, all around. First a. has
lge. liv; rm;,. dining area, equip.
sit r and sx1aI utility Tm witS 9nd f. has
windows: situated on a level lot
with abundance of trees and shrubs.
Only S11,95O, with ST 800 cash.
WILL BE PLEASANTLY SURPRISED
At the price of this red brick. g
bedrm. bungalow. with Anchor fence,
h densl no. SOrnsr Hr Gs At Hs}ksREs RtS
WILL BE AT HOME
On the lawn of this sparkling new
white rambler, with 8 bedrms., liv.
rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm., de
luxe Kit; IN the quiet suburbs of
Falls Church. SaI at only $16,75o' terms
90 WILL MEET YOU
At this spacious white Cape Cod,
with liv. rm;, din; rm.. nice kit,
! 6sdrm.' bath and screened
tiied bath or on iG 2nd f. Oeaf%s' on tree1 aao
studded lot, in Mclean. Va. Only
WILL WANT 70 LIVE HERE
With his large. family, in this spa
cious, new, brick Cape Cod, in Falls
Church. with liv. rm;, f1repl., sep.
NAAs Lul'i uc luxe hlL., q D6QTmS.
and tiled bath. stairway to 2 un-
finished bedrms. and bath: stu
ated in a garden, with fruit trees
and grape arbor. Priced for a
quick sale at S1S.95O.
WILL BE PROUD TO VISIT
You in this custom-built brick RAM
bier, with 3 bedrms., liv. rm., frepl.,
sep. din. rm., sunshine kit; on a
large, lovely lot, near st. James
School, in Falls Church. Price,
$50. 800. with terms.
WILL BRING ALL HIS FRIENDS
To inspect this de luxe Cape Cod.
/ block from Lorcom lane; with 3
twin-sized bedrms., 3 f1repls., lge.
hv. rm.. sep. din. rm., new kit,
att. garage; set in a forest Of
trees and flowers. Priced at S25,5OO
for quick sale.
WILL FEEL HIS DIGNITY
In this tremendous, ranch-type ram
bier, in Franklin Forest. Three lRe.
bedrmS:, 16x2S-ft. liV. rm. with
stone firepl., 13x15 sep. din. rm.,
de luxe kit: with breakfast nook
and 2A baths on 1st A.: l3x33-ft
recr. rm. with stone firepl. and lge
picture window; maids rm., full
bath, ground-level entr.: Gear built
in garage; on A-acre wooded lot.
GlebeWood Realty
216o N. Glebe Rd., Arl. IA. 7-7737
Evening star., 1953-04-04

ARLINGTON-BY OWNER
Custom designed and built brick
rambler. Features aluminium win
dows and screens. step-down living
room with stone, fireplace, floor to
ceiling, and stone planter on spe-
ture window; Indirect lighting, Book
shelves; family-size dining room
opening on private patio; large
kitchen includes dishwasher, dis
poSal. exhaust fan, Frigidaire stove
and breakfast nook; master bedroom,
15l2X19l2; large storage attic; As
foot recr. room with fireplace and
built-in Switchboard court, glass
brick bar. S34.950. For appoint
ment to see. call KE. S-6109. 4
Evening star., 1953-04-04

built brick 2-bedrm. duplex. 8 blks.
from Glebe I'd. and Columbia pike.
Full basement with rec. rm. 1st trust
$500. Asking $12 800, Open to any
reasonable offer. ARFAX REALTY.
JE. 2-145O.
BUNGALOW on "a
acre; conv. located to schools and
shopping. BY OWNER. Terms can
be arranged. Phone CrhScent 34n-W
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX, SHIRLEY HWY, 2 min.
Pentagon-!Colonial rambler. 4 yrs.
old. Three bedrms. Il pine beamed), =,
liv. rm., firepl., din. rm., elec. kit,
large, gar, "a acre. trees, fence;
school bus at cor. Sound value at
S19.5O0, low cash. Call JE. 1904.
Open. Shirley hwy. to Seminary
rd.' right to Seminary dr., left to
ARIINGSToN. BY owner-Ram6Hler
bedrms., den, 3h baths, base.
ment, porch; $4,000 to $4,000
cash; 4Fo financing. Phone IA. 2
ARiiNGToN, LOrcOm lane area3Be
the proud owner of this custom
built 2-level rambler, with its many
special features, including garage
With so, 900 trust. 38a8 n Vsce. Vscs.
ton lans ss, Call ACME. JA. 2-l42l,
ARLINGTON-Three-bedrm. Colonial
with large liv. rm.. f1repl.. dinette
and kit. equip. with range. refRr..
dishwasher; huge lot; : mi. from
Pentagon; 2 blks. from new ele-
mentary jr. and sr. high school.
Full dry bsnt., outside entr.. Laun-
dromat. gas h.-w.h Storm windows,
venetian blinds. S17.500. ia. =
ARkiSNGToN FOREST. BY owner
Brick. Colonial, 3 bedrms. inclosed
by .yd.: full bsmt. City, Pentason
and school buses, Storm windows
10 minis. to Pentagon. AZ 1st
trust dl01 No. Granada st.. Arl.
IA. 2-S97S. -
Evening star., 1953-04-04

ALEXANDRIA-Two-story, Colonial
stucco, located in West Rosemont
large dining room, a bath. modern
equipped kitchen and front porch
on first floor: 3 twin-size bedrooms
and bath, up; f1oored and insulated
attic; full basement, oil h.-w.h.;
one-car garage. Price, S15,500, ex-
cellent terms,
Evening star., 1953-04-04

WEST .BRADDOCK, on Russell I'd
Colonial. 2-story. 4-bedroom frame
large dining room, modern equipped
kitchen, side-hall entrance on first
floor; four twin-size bedrooms with
large bath on second floor; full
basement, laundry tubs, oil h.-w.h
Other features: Screens, storm win
dows, Venetian blinds and living
room drapes. Price, S19,500, $4,000
cash and assume first trust
Evening star., 1953-04-04
HOUSES SALIVA. tcors.)

3713 North 10th st.
Three. bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm..
kit. bath: porch and fun. bsrnt
det. double garage: No. brokers.
DEL RAY-3-bedrm. bungalow. Liv.
rm., dining rm.. kit, bath, full
bsmt., oil heat; garage: within "a
blk. transp.. stores; S12,600. H. 8.
WADE. BROKER, POI s. Washing
ton st.. Alex. XII. 9-7411. TIE. g.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

REALTY, JE. 9-6S14. p
on beautiful corner lot, Cape Cod
bungalow; 9 bedrms.. bath, liv. rm.,
kit. and din. rm.; upstairs. large
bedrm. and sewing rm. in beautiful
knotty pine. Abundance of closet
and storage space. Full bsmt. and
screened-in back porch. Stone fire.
place outside. Crescent 52S-M.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
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VIENNA

V1G4N IVA
HUGH McDIARMID REAL ESTATE
PROVIDES EXCLUSIVE TOWN AM
COUNTRY SELECTED LIVING OP
PORTUN1TTES.
WOODSIDE EsTATE-Large
brick and redwood. 3-bedrm.,
11a-bath rambler with spaci-
Gus liv. rm.. firepl.. large sunny
kit, separate entrance foyer,
big attached garage; on / acre
overlooking ,4-acre lake in
which to swim or fish. Ap-
proved purchaser can buy for
$22,500.
ROLLING RIDGE Lovely
acre homesite overlooking roll
ing countryside. Architect de-
signed distinctive, mod. home,
brick with 2 f1repl., large liv.
rm. and family rm. Interest
Ing glass front on 2 levels. Q
bedrms.. den and tiled bath.
S1S,950.
HOLLY HILLS This Q.
bedrm., masonry rambler with
large liv. rm. and gear at
tached garage, shaded by its
own 4h acres of woods,
overlooks and adjoins q pri-
yate lake in which you can
fish and swim. Only $21,50O.
To inspect, call McDIARMID
REAL ESTATE. Vienna 600.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
MOUNT RAINIER

1880 34th st. Detached dwelling, COM
rotary oil burner, gar, lot 50xl5O.
S12.750. Submit your terms. DUNN
g. CO., Realtor, 1888 r. I. ave. ne.
WA 1-nnA2 or WA T-1131 Il
Evening star., 1953-04-04
NEXT EASTER
OH-H-H-H-H-HI
In Your Easter Bonnet

In Your Easter Bonnet
area is really one Of the most Sc
cluded and wooded in N. All. just
being completed, this 4-bedrm. mod
ern rambler. with entrance hall into
delightful liv. rm.. with huge window
with a view: state-size din. rm., 2
baths-both tile-stairway to room
for 2 or 8 more bedrms. and an
other bath. Ultra bsmt., consisting
of Gear built-in garage, maids rm.,
rec. rm., firepl. and bath. Lot size
is acre. For the finest in location
and construction. Inspect this prop
erty by calling IA. 10000.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
6 ROOMS, 2 BATHS

SIb,bUU
Brick Cape Cod. Living room with
fireplace, separate dining room, large
kitchen, bedroom and tiled bath,
tiled bath, second floor; screened
porch. full basement. large fenced
lot. Edmonston rd. location, near
st. Bernard School; FILA terms.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
STRICT HTS
O44O&N4 ~ l. }
&12 500

1881 Gateway blvd. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Built in 1850. Payments
S76.S9 per mo. incl. interest and
principal and taxes. Ride by and
take q look.
WEST REAL ESTATE
4709 Silver Hin Rd.. suitIand. Md.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
WEST HYATTSVILLE
FLORIDA RAMBLER

Corner bungalow, abundance Of shade
trees, spacious Anchor-fenced lot
Features large living room with
fireplace, fully equipped kitchen,
oVersized bedrooms, side screened
porch, full basement with outside
entrance, automatic heat, storm
windows; monthly payments, SIS,
including everything.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
RTVERDAT,E

B4O7,. JEFFERSON STA detached
semibungalow; 8 rooms. baths,
kitchen, basement: oil h.-w.h. Lear
garage. Lot 7Ox360. Call Mr.. Owens,
ia. S-3619 or p. ]. WALSH. INC,
1115 Eye st. NV, MA. 8-646S. --5
WEST HYATTSVILLE
Open l till 8. 5612 37th ave.
4-bedrm. brick bungalow with liv.
rm., din. rm., kit, tile bath and
2 bedrmS. on 1st fl. Insulated attic
with 2 more bedrms. Extras in
y clude fireplace, screened-in front
porch, driveway, full basement with
oil summer winter hookup, INV.
heat. Poss. Immediately.
J. EVERETT ROBERTSON
WA. 7-4960 WA. 7-4779
%
1902 F, Seat Pleasant, Md.
Brand-new 3-bedroom semidet. brick.
Small down payment. Easy terms.
Direct from OWNER. Ii. 3-9l SO.
Evening star., 1953-04-04

MICHIGAN PARK HILLS
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Three-bedrm. brick Colonial; full
ssseol Ssse%snt S1d isp sESn,D din s1sgoo T cs
Mrs. Smith, AP. 7-4756.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
2126 r. I. Ave. NE, Ho. 2-602O
Evening star., 1953-04-04
NEAR. N O I.

1923 POWDER MILL RID.
OPEN SUNDAY. l TO 5:30
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, bath, stairs
to unfinished studio rm; full bsmt.
garage: extra-lge. yard. DIR: New
Hampshire ave. to Franklin, right
to Powder Mn I'd; left to house.
JU. S-4441, JU. 9-6417, JU. 5-S999.
Evening star., 1953-04-04
Open Sat. and Sun.
LOOK

LOOK
At the foothills of the Blue Ridge
of your liv. rm. and live in this
3-bedrm., 1la-bath rambler within
Is easy driving minutes of Me-
mortal Bridge. Built by an engineer
with an eve for view this homo
time. Make this a must for your
Easter Sunday inspection. $4,000 to
$4,000 cash required.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
To reach: Out Arlington blvd. to
Seven Corners. Left around circle
to Rte. Z. to Castle I'd. Follow
signs to Buffalo Ridge I'd. and
OPEN sign.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors JE. 2-2e2o
Evening star., 1953-04-04

IS BEAUTIFUL ACRES
Church. with cozy 8 bedrm. farm
home. which lends itself to remod-
cling and expansion. Includes ten
ant house. barn and other bldgS.
On hardtop road, / mile of Lees
burg pike. Reas. priced.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors JE. 2-282O
Evening star., 1953-04-04
MORNINGSIDE
$1n QS0

This Cape Cod bungalow has Iiv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. comb. 2 bedrms.. and
attic. Full daylight bsmt.. and gar.
under back porch; ha-acre lot. As
sumo CT loan. Payments $5S.74 per
mo. covers everything.
nTOTpTTT HTC
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-20
RABBI


s-(Continued from. Page u
interim Rabbi and organizer of
the Fort Dodge Jewish Community
Center, Fort Dodge, Iowa. While
serving as Rabbi in Beverly, Mas
sachusetts, he was secretary of the
New England Region of the Rab-
binical Assembly of America; a
member of the Beverly Ministers
Association, and chairman of the
World Brotherhood Committee;
and Vice-President of the Beverly
Community Council. While in New
Jersey, he served as chairman of
the Radio Committee of the Bur-
eau Of Jewish Education of Cam
den County, and was a member of
the Board of Directors of the Jew
ish Federation.
Rabbi Talmadge is a member of
the Reconstructionist Rabbinical
Fellowship, and a contributor to
burrows" and the Reconstruction
list Magazine" He and his wife,
Phyllis, and their son Jonathan,
are residing at 1900 Andrew
Street, Wheaton, and would well
come calls from residents in the
metropolitan area. Their phone
number is Lockwood 4-0476.
On Wednesday evening, August
IL, reception in honor of Rabbi
and Mrs. Talmadge was held at
the Highland Elementary School in
Wheaton, at which a large number
of people from the Silver Spring,
Wheaton, Rockville and Kensing-
ton areas served by the Congrega-
ton attended.
Rabbi Talmadge, together with
Cantor Louis Fenik of Washing
ton, will officiate at the High Holy
Day Services this year, conducted
in the Conservative tradition, to be
held at the Kensington Armory,
Armory Avenue and Warner
Street, Kensington, according to
the following schedule: Rosh Ha-
shonah-Wednesday, September 8,
$3.50 p.m., Thursday, September 10,
$3.50 am. and $50 PM, Friday,
September IL, $3.50 am; Yom Kip
pur-Friday (Kol Nidre), Septem-
Der 1S, 700 PM, Saturday, Sep
TENDER 10, $3.50 am. Information
and tickets may be obtained by
calling Lockwood 4-6969, Lock-
wood 5-4741, or Oliver 9-S86S.
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The Letter Box

plan to permit scheduling of lawn
watering you rejected adoption of
such plan while apparently ex-
pressing a rather derogatory opin-
ion of the legitimate desires and
needs of the citizens. Further you
have offered absolutely no reason
for this refusal.
l can not share your interpreted
ton of the meagre statistics you
have given us. With a pumping
capacity of 100000 gallons per
day and an average daily use of
100000 gallons, surely peak daily
summer loads occasioned by lawn
watering and car washing do not
use an additional $4,000 gallons
or S6.7 per cent of the average
daily use.
In addition you seem to indicate
that 60 gallons of water per day
per capita is sufficient. If you care
to visit reference library you will
find that the national median is
between 10 and 100 gallons per
day per capita. May l point out
the additional fact that water con-
sumption tends to increase as the
standard of living of a community
increases.
The citizens of Rockville have
shown the desire to receive and
have a right to demand a definite
statement from you as to why
there is currently a restriction on
water consumption and also what
preparations are being made from
long range viewpoint for a fu-
ture adequate water supply. If
you are not willing to report fully
and adequately to the citizens and
to act on their requests then you
no longer have rightful claim to
the office to which you were elect
ed in order to carry out the wishes
of the citizens.
Robert j. Miller
Sal Anderson Avenue
Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-20

some other economic factor such
as average family income would
not be more fair.
Mr.. Hancock added that if the
assessable base is to be the factor,
the state should study present
assessment procedures in all the
counties to determine if there is
equality between various areas, If
not, he said, the state should take
steps to correct the inequality.
Mr.. Hancock said that another
source of relieving the load on pro-
perty owners would be repeal of
the assessment law requiring "full
cash value" and substituting fair
market value on land and person
al property and reproduction cost.
less depreciation and obsolescence
on buildings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-20
Twin Brook
Mrs. Qaud o. Cross
Phone Poplar 2-454o

Sunday, August %, starting at
200 pm, is the date set for the
Citizens Association annual COM
munity picnic at the Twin Brook
Recreation Area. Members of the
committee have been working very
hard and this years picnic promi-
ses to be the best yet. There will
be plenty of eats, games, and con-
tests. The big feature attraction
will be the appearance of Billy
Johnson of television fame. Tick
cts are $3.50 per family.
This week we said $50 long" to
one of our most popular families,
the William Wells family of Craw-
ford Drive, who left for Cairo,
Egypt, where 1t. Wells will be
stationed for 2 years.
And we welcome the William
Dosseys back to their home on
Midway Avenue. They have been
in Europe where Captain Dossey
has been on a 2-year duty.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hamm and family, of Ard
ennes Avenue, were his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hamm, and
sister, Mrs. Joseph Braley, Mr..
Braley and children, all of Nedick,
Pa. gore s.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fisher and
two daughters, of Crawford Drive,
have enjoyed a recent visit from
Mrs. Fishers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster, of Florida.
Mrs. Claud Cross and Larry and
Jane returned last week from a
vacation spent at Wildwood, N. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Cheslosky
and family of Denfield Rd., were
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-20

Editor -
The Sentinel
On behalf of United Cerebral
Palsy of Montgomery County Inc.
l wish to extend to you our sin
cere thanks and appreciation for
the many courtesies which have
been shown US by your paper when
we have asked you to print our an
nouncements, news stories, and pic
lures, not only at our campaign
time but all through the year.
Your help has been invaluable
to US in our efforts to inform the
public of the reeds of our cere-
bral palsied children and adults
and of what is being done in MAX
ing available to them urgently
needed services provided by the
generosity of our fellow citizens.
(Mrs.) Georgina M. Dunn
Executive Secretary
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FAIR


Continued from Page II
exhibit. There will be fireworks
on Tuesday night, a crack military
drill team on parade every NIGHT.
Wednesday is Children's Day, with
all kids in free, a pie eating con-
test in the morning, and a big
rodeo in the afternoon. Then there
will be horse pulling contest on
Thursday, plus a canine Parade of
Champions and Dog Obedience
Demonstration. Friday, the draft
horse exhibition teams will steal
the limelight and there will be an
old fashioned milking contest. Sat-
urday. of course, the light horse
show takes place all day and I'M
der lights in the evening.
Good, homecooked country food
will be available on the Fair
grounds at all times. A farm
breakfast will be served every
morning and fried chicken dinners
are standard fare, either in the
tent restaurant or the lovely pic
mic grove on the Fairgrounds. For
the ladies, the main building will
be chock full of exhibits of pre-
served foods, cakes, jams, honey
and vegetables as well as live dem
onstrations Of hooking rugs, MAX
ing chair seats and freezing foods.
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County Youngsters

Continued from Page u
ton Farm, Gaithersburg; Senior
Heifer Calf Irvington Farm;
Heifer l year and under 10 months
Janice Palmer; Heifer 10 months
and under 2 years - Edwin D.
Fry and Son, Laytonsville; 2 year
cid COW (never calved) = Allie
Messer. Gaithersburg; 2 year old
COW (freshened at least once) -
Edwin D. Fry and Son; 3 year old
cow - Edwin D. Fry and Son; a
year old COW - Allie Messer; 5
year old COW and over - Irving
ton Farm; Cow judged on udder
alone = Edwin D. Fry and Son;
Junior Get of Sire - Allie Messer
and W. L. King, and Senior Get
of Sire = Edwin D. Fry and Son.
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YOUNG DEMOCRATS
Continued from Page u


Democratic State Central Commit
tee for Montgomery County and
has served as precinct chairman
since 1888 with the exception of
four-year period of Navy SER
vice during the war. He was elect
ed alternate to former U. S. Sena-
tor Willard Tydings, who has dele
gate to last years National Demo-
cratic Convention in Chicago and
served as elected delegate to the
State Democratic Convention in
1852.
Mr.. Buscher is past Maryland
State Commander of the VIEW.
and was Vice-Chairman of the
National Legislative Committee of
that organization during 1850 and
1851. He served as a member of
the National Council of Admins
tration of the V.F.W. from 1850
to 1852, in which capacity he repre-
scented the states of Maryland,
Delaware, New Jersey and the
District of Columbia.
He was twice elected President
Of the Northwood Park Citizens
Association, Four Corners, and
was responsible for organizing the
first Naval Reserve unit in Mont
gomery County. He is a member
of the Lions Club and the Elks
Club and has been active in other
beneficent and civic affairs. Mr..
Buscher is 81 years old and resides
at I'LL Dublin Drive, Silver
Spring, with his wife and two chill
dren.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-20
TRADE BOARD
Continued from Page y

cashed the SIS dollar check given
by the Rockville Fuel and Feed Co.
Even Mayor Daniel r. Weddle
gave a door prize-one which has
been the subject of much contro-
versy here at the County seat. The
mayors donation was a fine, big
bottle of good Rockville water. The
prize was won by William H. Phil
lips of Washington who didn't need
the water at ali.
The picnic and town get-together
was in charge of an entertainment
committee of the Board of Trade
headed by Van F. Lippard.
Included in the list of merchants
and other business houses which
donated prizes and considerable
time and talent to making the af-
fair a success are:
Rockville Supply, Burroughs
Electric Co., Bishops Jewelry,
Shipley Motors, Maryland Motors,
Schwartz Children's Shop, Ryan
Plumbing, Hits Electric Service,
Williams Barber Shop, Laundro-
matte, La Siesta Gift Shop, Wes-
tern Auto, Worth's, Little Folks
Shop, Magee's, A. G. Watkins,
Rockville Floral Co., Sea Horse
Gift Shop, Quality Shop, Jaye's
Bootery, Rockville Paint & Hard
ware, Modern Furniture.
Also Rockville Jewelry, Sachs
Department Store, Filmore's Dry
Cleaning, Mel's Grocery, Genes
Model Shop, Abode Hardware,
One-Hour Martinizing, Fishers
Lumber Co., Crest Market, Char
coal House, Marion's Beauty Shop,
Veltri's, Reed Brothers, Auto
Parts and Machines, Norris Bro
theirs, Rockville Fuel and Feed,
Miller's Tavern, Medley & Co.,
Bill Dee.
Also Ford Motors, Atwell's,
Standard Supplies, Rockmont Mo-
tors, Irene Shop, Peoples Drug
Store, Wilson's Drug Store, Town
& Country, Montgomery County
Sentinel, United Carburetor, Wis
ner's, Womack Industries, Marvin
Simmons, Dan Weddle.
Also Agnew Inn, Hepburn's Pet
Shop, Kings Floor Service, Chuck's
Mobil Service, Wire Hardware,
Surplus Store, APP, Safeway,
Montgomery County Bank, Far
mers' Bank, Guides, Norman's
Youth World, Fosters Beauty
Shop, D&H Sport Shop, Rockville
Press, Ace Signs, Christian Heu-
rich Brewing Co., Canada Dry
Ginger Ale, Inc, Rockville Sub
freeze, Acme Store, Food Town
and Bill Heflin.
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COUNCIL
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page ~
Court Judge Alfred D. Noyes some
two weeks later.
Councilman Lathrop Smith, CO.
sponsor of the Council campaign.
asserted Tuesday that the council
should keep persistent attention
on the insufficient" laws dealing
with such buses until it is re-
medied
Present laws define a school bus
as a "vehicle carrying more than
10 children or teachers to or from
school or a school activity" Semi
annual inspections, plus uniform
markings and safety devices and
35-mile-an-hour speed limit are
imposed on vehicles fitting this
category.
In addition, the law prohibits
anyone under the age of 1S from
driving a "school bus" According
to Assistant County Attorney E.
Richard MclIntvre. this law covers
nrivate school buses, and provides
for fine against the owners #
its provisions are violated. He said
the State Department of Motor
Vehicles, however, told him that
because Of a shortage of person
mel, inspections are enforced only
when the bus is used exclusively
for school TRANSFORMATION. and moi
for extra-curricular activities.
The law is unclear whether buses
operated for day camps not Ii.
censed as educational institutions
are covered by the law, Mcintyre
said.