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HOUSES f0R SALE-VA.

BELLE HAvEN-Be good to your
self Call to see the quality, con-
venience and beauty of this lovely
Belle Haven Colonial home which
features indescribable space and
design. bedrooms, 31a baths,
large lovely den, entry foyer to
the lovely living room, separate
dining room. fully equipped kitch-
en-in perfect condition. Set of
with q MT. Vernon veranda. #"
Must been seen-Sn call nowl
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII. $4,000.
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COLIINGWOOD

Owner going overseas and says sell
even II we lose money. Just "a
block from Mt. Vernon blvd, this
extra large, extra well-built, all
brick rambler has been reduced in
price SO that 1t now can truly be
called
BARNES BETTER BUY.
3 bedrmS., > full baths, attached
garage. separate dining rm., built
in kitchen with dishwasher, large
rec room, 2 fireplaces and an out
standing fenced l2-acre lot. I'm
mediate occupancy. Now Just $3,.
800 and owner will hold End trust
This house is vacant and will DC
open Sun. noon til 6. Drive south
from Alex, on Mt. Vernon pkwy
to Collins wood rd, turn right I,
block; left on first road and coz
tinue straight ahead across Lilac
lane to second house on your right
Look for the open sign at 1908
AShwood drive
WILLIAM z. BARNES CO.
REAL1OR so. S-2S0C
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GREAT FALLS

Brick rambler on u acre plus. Llv-
ing room with fireplace. dining
room, 3 bedrooms, 4 baths, kitch-
en-. screened porch Gas heat.
approx. SIPS per year. gear ga
rage and basement.
ANTIQUE BRICK, beautifully re-
stored. Near new Forest Lake
Country Club area. Main house
has everything to be desired: 9
bedrooms, . baths, large iTine
room, dining room, large kitchen,
family room with kitchenette and
landtrette; . screened porehes:
guest or servants quarters over
Gear garage including living room,
- bedrooms. bath, centrally heated.
All OF this on & beautiful acres.
This property can be financed by
owner.
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MCLEAN AREA

) 5-bedroom. lovely Colonial brick
and-redwooo trim has the largest
bedrooms. living room, dining
room. and most complete kitchen
we've seen in long time Withnl
walking distance to ST John S
Par1chial School Washer. dryer.
workshop in basement, rec. room,
fireplace and many other desirable
features. Partially wooded a acre
plus outdoor fireplace in rear. 2.
car earage.
i-BEDRooM. "i2 Bath BRICK
SPLlT-LEVEL-Llvlng room With
lovely patio with fireplace,
Only ia years old Large assum-
able lst trust. Beautifully land
scaped in every detail,
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

FAIRFAX TOWNE, close to Uni.
versity Of Virginia. split-levels and
ramblers, on wooded lots. Priced
from $19.9b0; Fast possession.
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LYNCH

BROS, INC. REALTORS
FL. 4-700O Open 9 to 9
BEAT YOUR WIFE to the phone
Assume a GI Ist. trust nearly
$4,000, two-year-old brick luxury
rambler on gorgeous corner LOT
IN quality section. convenient to
Corners. True center hall en-
trance. spacious living rm. with
fireplace, formal dining rm., paste
e1ulpped kitchen with everything
nee bedrmS., . full baths tone
Of master bedroom, full bsmt
4%:sSo, 4So, Parker, SsRf sMrFPH * PffaSe & DON. 81
NELL, REALTORS.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOMES
Located in Fairfax Towne Estates
on nice lots with finished streets
sewer. water and gas; conven. tc
schools, shopping and transp. ant
adjoinlnG campus Of the Univ. oi
Vireinia's new building. These
houses are in the Fairfax towr
limits and model house is located
at .lu Cleveland st. and is oper
from Sat. pm. to dark, Sun. /
pm, to dark, weekdays 6 pm. to
9 pm. Prices start at S2O,5O0 will
convenient financing arranged.
Directions to the model house: Out
Arlington blvd. to Rte. 1913, left
on % to Sager ave. which is op.
posite, the entrance to the Fairfax
Courthouse, left on Sager ave, tc
Barbour St, right on Barbour st
and continue straight ahead or
Sideburn rd. to Cleveland st. and
then right on Cleveland st. tc
no. 30. JE. 3-S150. AUSTIN D
THOMPSON REALTY CO.
BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOMES
Located near Falls Church. Va.
on nice lots approx. "a to "a acre
with finished streets. sewer. wa.
ter and gas. Conven. to schools
shopping and transp. Prices start
at S2l,25u with convenient f..
nancing arranged. For inform
call JE. 3-S150, Sat. and Sun
AUSTIN D. THOMPSON REALTY
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OLD VIENNA

, STORY older frame house. in ex-
cellent condition on ! acre with
century-old shade trees. Within
city limits, city water, sewer and
gas. bedrooms, | bath, IA base
ment; all hot-air heat. Living
room. dining room. large kitchen,
detached garage. The grounds are
large enough and situated so that
"a acre could be used for another
home to add to your investment.
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ARLINGTON
SHIRLEY WOODS
4 Bedrms., Den, 31a Baths
OPEN PM

Stone and brick rambler custom
built-24'Xl5' living room, l4'2
IL dining room. Master bed.
room l5'xl3' with private bath
Another large bedroom and pan.
nelled den and bath. Especially
large kitchen, breakfast nook anc
laundry area adjoining. Two
large bedrooms and bath on 2nc
floor. Recreation room, fireplace
TWO-CAR GARAGE. The mos
beautifully Handicapped lot in Ar
lington County. Nice trees ant
the utmost in privacy. PriceC
S44, 800.
DIRECTIONS: C.lebe road. left oil
2fth st, right on Brandywine
right on 9th place to 4S2S an,
our omen sign.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH: WEsTLAwN-4.
bedrm. ranch house liv. rm., din.
rm.. kit, lge: fal.ily. rm.. with
tool house. Outdoor fsrepl' lsrTe @
trees: / blk. to bus, nr. schools,
st. James parish: FHA approved.
Price, Sl5,950. Open Sunday; call
ANYTIME to see. HOOTS REALTY
co ,JE 3-QIOQ
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REDUCED
S26,950

NUoIOM-bUILI THREE-BED-
ROOM BRICK RAMBLER IN
BRoADMoNT WITH VERY SMALL
DOWN PAYMENT. FEATURES
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH
FIREPLACE. FORMAL DINING
ROOM, TWO FULL TILE BATHS
ZONE OFF MASTER BEDROOM
BASEMENT, AND TREE-sHADED.
WELL-PLANTED YARD WITH
144-FT. FRONTAGE. VERY AT
TRAcT1vE TERMS CAN BE AR
RANGED.
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FALLS CHIIRCH

$17550-3-bedrm. Cape Cod; IL
baths, full bsmt. sep. dining rm.
patio, many lge. trees. Assume
loan. Low dn. pymt. 500 N. Oak st
MT. VERNON TERRACE
$25,5OO, or rent -bedrm
bi-level, . baths, all colored CT
kit; i2-acre lot. Nr. F.. Belvoir
Avail immed 4O6 Roberts I'd.
BURRIS REAL ESTATE
IA d-7d00
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m&Qp&n
5 Bedrooms
OPEN 1 TO 6 PM.
Falls Church

There's plenty Of room for large
family in this white Cape Cod
near st. James School. and plenty
OF yard to play in on this near:
see for yourself
Directions: Through Falls Church
on Rte Z to West street, left on
S. West to 412 and our Open
MoNcuRE AGENCY. REALTORS
6Sl2 Lee Hwy All LA o-22n0
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SONNETT- -SPAGNOLO
ANNANDALE
WAKEFIELD FOREST

S21,a5O-Less than appraised value
Lge. 3-bedrm. split-level; !. baths,
rec. rm., barbecue on screened
porch. garage; lge. trees, y acre
Assume 4i2tc loan. Rent, Sl75.
QOl NOrfolk ave
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SPRINGVALE

Sale or rent, $3.50 mo- bedroom,
brick bi-level, 2 baths. lge. paneled
rec. rm., screened paneled porch,
garage. fenced, z acre. 14O4
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$23.S00-Lge. trees on a acre.
New brk. rambler. full bsmt., base
board hot-water heat; all colored
kit, , large bedrooms; carport.
RidgeWay dr.
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POMPONIO REALTY
22lS WILSON BLVD.
FALLS CHURCH
DONNA LEE GARDENS
mEQpgm
SUNDAY IL
S14,950
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

3-bedroom brick rancher. value
packed and priced right. Ne;ghbor-
hood of fine families and walking
distance to bus, schools and swim
ming pool Carpetins in Twins
room. dining area and hall.
utility rooms, plus stairway "a
storsse attic. 400 50. #. of patio
for outdoor living and entertain
ing. Deep lot with fenced rear
yard. Assume 49, loan at Ss7
per month or refinance with low
down payment.
DIRECTIONS: Out Lee hwy
through Falls Church to Woodley
pl. tat trafic Light. turn right
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DOMINION HILLS
ANNANDAT,E,

&1S.OO0-3-bedrm. Colonial; sep.
dining rm, full bsmt.. . air conds
Fenced back yard. patio, fruit
trees. 965 Patrick Henry DIR.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
ALBAKER
Wellington Realty

ALEX. TOWNHOUSE - bedrmS..
2i2r baths, swimming pool, S23,-
500. DAVID R. NIMMER, Mai.
'Geh., USMC Ret, Realtor, AL S.
Washington st, Alex, Va.
OV 3-44l1 Ewes, TIE. 6-O5O4
Evening star., 1960-07-25

stondords 70 truly scientific systeml
thus ion moves 3, 500 CFM as ooo,nsi
700 CFM for the typcoI 20" direct
drive for ond remember this
ton uses foOr mot 81 shorply pitched
olodes
Evening star., 1960-07-25
Opened in 1896

The famous boardwalk of At
lantic City was opened in 1896.
Evening star., 1960-07-25

AP. This fon uses lio hP Poct
ord Motor mode by Cenerol Motors
oNE-YEAR GUARANTEE: Il ony
thing goes wrong during first yeor
you ore gwen O brond new ion
MOVES MORE AIR which IS the
UIhmo'e test by MEM A S'ond
ords This ion moves 400 CFM
os ogornsf Z. 500 CIV 10, the type al
20" direct drive foo By PFM A
Evening star., 1960-07-25

WHISPER QUIET - BIodes turn
slowly - therefore quietly with
minimum Or turbulence, becouse
high motor speed Of l750 RPM IS
reduced by beIt-pulIeys TO low bIode
speed. us RPM.
MORE POWERFUL Only with
belt and pulley system con O big.
long life motor be used Most TO-
and n" direct drive ions use
motor with from lNoih 10 Il5th
Evening star., 1960-07-25

ELEcTRIcALLT REVERSIBIE-
BY the push Of button this Ton
supplies ony one Of kinds Of cool.
n9 - intake; III or 10 speed tx
huVSi: II, Or 10 speed
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22

family. On their return they
brought Mrs. Cole and Nancy
Morgan home
The Misses Frances and Jean
Seav were at home for the week
end. Miss CAROLYN Seay spent
The week end In Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Morgan
and Charles Morgan were Sun
lay dinner guests in the Seay
home.
Miss Gladys Christian and
Miss Jean Christian went to
Richmond for the week end to
teep Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Seay's
four children while they visited
relatives iE Norfolk.
Mrs. James "A. Weaver and
two c h Dire n, of Culpeper.
brought Elizabeth Ann Parker
home Friday and were luncheon
guests in the Parker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell
and Mrs. E. J. Speaker spent
The week end with Mrs. C. H.
Anderson.
Miss Nell Morgan and Miss
Mary Noble Morgan were sup
per guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Ern-
est Morgan Friday night. Miss
Sue Carolyn Agee was a supper
guest Sunday night.
Mrs. Claude Anderson, her son,
Woody. and her mother. Mrs. w.
o. Day. Of Waynesboro. were
Sunday dinner guests in the Jack
Anderson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Tandy Jones, Jr.,
Of Kimball. w. Va, came to the
Burton-Wingo wedding and spent
the week end with Mrs. j. G..
Morgan. From the wedding, Mrs.
Raymond Kidd came home with
Mrs. Morgan and DR.. Jones for
q visit Of several days. Others
from here, who attended the
wedding, were Mr.. and Mrs. O.
D. Thompson, Miss Louise Nor
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ander-
son, Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan,
Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Branch
< After fer post off ice hours satur-
day. Mr. and Mrs Forbes took
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22
Oak Forest

The many friends of Erie
Jones will regret to learn that
he suffered paralytic stroke at
his home here last Saturday. He
is a patient at Johnston Willis
Hospital in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Midkiff
had as their guests Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Rife, Jr.,
of Richmond.
Guests last Tuesday of Mr..
and Mrs. A. F. Pipjunge were
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Robertson
and family, of Cleveland, Ohio,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dowdy
and Mrs. Charles Gay, of Rich
mond.
Mrs. A. T. Bolt, of Powhatan,
and Mrs. Irwin Inman, of Rich
mond. were Monday afternoon
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Anderson.
Miss Julie Mae Midkiff was
a week end guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Davidson, of Rich
mond.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22

pate in the Baskervill Golf
Tournament. excitement ran high
IN the Morgan family. The Ma
tional Democratic Convention.
which had held them day and
night, no longer had first place
IN their interest.
Doug Cowan spent the week
end with the Morgans Her va
cation over. Miss Louise Morgan
went hack to Farmville Monday
Vacation for Miss Rita Morgan
is a blend of work and play. With
an Instruction book, 4 record
PLAYER, and the encouragement
Of her niece. Nan Forbes, to help
along, she is steadily adding To
her German vocabulary.
The MYF Of Bethel VIII Spon-
sor bake sale at DillWyn Satur-
day morning. July %. eglnning'
at 3 Q clock. The sale will be held
in frort OF the laundry
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22
Deep Roots In Buckingham Prompts
Kuykendalls To Come Up For Visit

home. The dinner was fine bait.
but the catch came when Willie
found he must help put a roof
on the barn.
Mrs. Bonnie southall was a
Sunday visitor IN the Flood
home Mr.. and Mrs. John Wal
den, of Irvington. NJ j.. called
Monday.
Miss Billie Morgan was with
her family for several days last
week. With the arrival of Doug
Riley Thursday night to partlci-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22

An estimated 1876 All club
members and their families at
tended the annual countrywide
picnic held recently at Goodwin
Lake.
Guest speaker for the event
was Miss Angelica Simmons,
home demonstration agent of
King William County. AS an
International Farm Youth Ex-
change delegate, she went to
Switzerland last fall. Her talk
centered around how the Swiss
people live, their methods of
farming, cheese-making. etc.
She used slides to illustrate her
talk.
Leaders who helped sponsor
the event were Mrs. Jim Frank
Rice Junior Club; Mrs. Monroe
Foster, Worsham Junior Club:
Mrs. H. E. Carwile, Spring
creek Club; and Mrs. Annie
Mcfarland, Worsham Darling
Ton Heights Club. Members of
The Bagby Chapel Home Demon
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22

a holiday. Following the we'd
ding they had dinner out, spent
the night in a motel near Rich
mond, visited Conrad Forbes
Sunday morning. and then drove
leisureiy home.
Catch to Bid
II issued by Buster Flood, be-
ware of an invitation to birth
day dinner Willie Morris birth
day was Monday and he. Mrs.
Morris and their sons were in
vited to celebrate at the Flood
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22
Prince Edward Alters Turn Out
In Full Force For Annual Picnic

stration Club were also in at
tendance.
A vesper service followed the
picnic supper. Mrs. H. E. Car
vile, Jr., led the service. Theme
of the program was Making
Friends With Others"
Participants in the vesper pro-
gram were Bobby Chambers,
Judy Jenkins, Gloria West. Pa
tricia Slayton, Betty Bradshaw,
Catherine Gibbs and Beverly
Bass. Group singing was also
featured in the service.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-07-22
MAPPING A CAREER

"My son. you are not diligent
at your books"
ITO speak the truth, father,
l think it's dangerous to know
too much. A prize fighter walks
away with mebbe a million dol
lars. while a college professor
can't afford the price Of a ring
side seat"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28
TwO Killed
In Crash
Near OIney

Two passengers Wef e
killed in an auto wreck Fri
day that saw the driver
emerge almost unscathed.
The wreck occurred at
7:35 pm. on the Olney-Laytons-
vile rd., one-half mile West of
Bowie Mill I'd. Dead on arrival
at Montgomery County General
Hospital were Remus Walker,
jr., so, of Doodbine, and Mary
Jones, 35, of no fixed address.
Lone survivor was the driver.
John Ray, "a, who, like the
Jones woman, merely gave his
address as "care of DR.. Beebe,"
Sandy Spring. Ray was admitted
to Montgomery General with
possible internal injuries. Nurses
said Tuesday he might be dis
charged this week. DR.. Steven
o. Beebe is a Sandy Spring
dentist.
Awaiting Ray were police
charges of driving without a
permit, unreasonable speed, and
two counts of manslaughter by
auto. Charges were not to be
brought to court until his re-
lease from the hospital.
A police accident report also
noted that Ray chad been
drinking" and that all four tires
on the car he drove were worn
and smooth. The car was listed
to an Enoch Jones, of Belleglade,
Fla.
Police said the car was going
East on Rt. 108 with the Jones
women sitting on the right rear
seat and Walker on the right
front seat. The car left the
road going at high speed, police
said, and flattened several small
trees before crashing into a
larger one. The impact Tipped
the car on its left side AS feet
from the point it went off the
road.
The Jones woman died of the
result of multiple internal in
juries while Walker was found
under the cars rear springs,
part of his skull missing. 1t
was not clear whether the
driver was thrown out of the
car or got up and walked away,
police said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28
Career Recognition
Better Teachers Now
Getting More Salary

For the first time in the
history of county schools,
teachers are receiving spe-
cial financial recognition of
their teaching ability.
Under the plan, approved by
the School Board Monday night,
ZIG teachers will get an addi-
tional $500 annually and 35 will
be paid $500 more.
They are among the 301 teach
ers who were eligible for what
the Board termed career recog-
milton"
Montgomery is the first cOun-
ty In the Washington area to
adopt such a plan. Similar pro-
cedures are i'm effect in com.
munities in Florida, California
and New York.
Evolved after nearly three
years study, the plan is de-
signed primarily to recognize
"those doing a good job in their
number one duty - teaching
boys and girls" according to
Supt. of Schools C. Taylor Whit
tier.
1t applies only to those with a
masters degree who are eligible
for the 18th and 18th steps in
the teacher salary scale. Those
who will receive $500 more,
retroactive to the beginning of
the school year, are being
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28

jumped from the 10th to the
18th step. Those getting $500
more are being raised to the
18th step.
DR.. Whittier refused to iden-
tify the teachers who are being
rewarded under the plan. He
explained: Cd that they had
asked that their names be with.
held, and (2) he did not want to
start a trend by parents to have
their children transferred to
teachers receiving recognition.
The school heads said those
qualifying for consideration I'M
der the plan but who have not
been approved for career recog.
milton may appeal to a special
Appeal Board.
Evaluation of each candidate
by a special Review Board is
based on his or her teaching per-
Torrance over a IL to 18-month
period, DR.. Whittier said. He
added that a teacher on the 18th
step of the masters salary scale
must be evaluated every three
years, or as requested by his
principal and/or supervisor.
DIR. Whittier emphasized the
career recognition plan was en-
tirely voluntary and that only a
negligible" number of eligible
teachers refused to take advan.
tage of 1t.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28
Heptachlor
Ban Cited
By u. Of Md.

Farmers can no longer spray
heptachlor on their hay and
other forage crops to control
the alfalfa weevil because of
possible poisonous after-effect
on cattle and in the milk from
cows eating the crops, according
to the University of Maryland's
Agriculture Extension Service.
At the same time, however,
Ted Bissell, the university's ex-
tension entomologist, empha-
sized there is no cause for alarm
by milk consumers.
Bissell quoted the Food and
Drug Administration, which
issued the prohibition order, as
saying:
ION the basis of available
evidence, the situation does not
call for any action against crops
already treated in accordance
with labeled directions registered
with the Agriculture Depart.
ment and containing heptachlOr
residue within the legal tOler.
ance of OIL parts per million"
The university official said
this means no crops previously
treated with heptachlor will be
seized. Nor will any action be
taken to confiscate milk from
dairy cattle which have eaten
the sprayed crops.
Since heptachlor can no longer
be used, Bissell recommended
that farmers spray with either
three quarts of methoychior or
IL pints of malathion per acre
when most of the alfalfa plants
show infestation and the crop
is 10 to IL inches tall. Respray
if necessary, but not later than
seven days before harvest or
pasture use, Bissell warned.
ut is important to control the
alfalfa weevil which is capable
of reducing alfalfa yields by a
fourth of the crop" he declared.
Losses from this insect on a
Statewide basis, at Maryland's
present rate of production,
would be about $4,000 to $4,000
tons of alfalfa hay a year."
Bissell said Maryland pro.
duces about 225,000 tons of al
falfa annually.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28
Trailer Park
Hearings are
Finally Over

Fate of a proposed deluxe
trailer park near Clarksburg
now rests with the Montgomery
County Board of Appeals which
held the last of three public
hearings on the park last Thurs
day.
Edward Costello, former own
er aid builder ofsthe Colonial
Manor Motel, Rockville Pike,
applied for a special. exception
to bHild the park on residential
landx
Almost all Of the abutting
residents and members of the
Clarksburg Community AssO.
citation turned out to protest
against granting of the special
coming exception.
County Health Officer VIII.
liam J.. Peoples testified at one
hearing that it was possible
trailer park sewage, diverted
into adjacent Ten Mile Crook,
could pollute that stream and
flow into the Seneca Creek and
Potomac River.
Costello counterel that he
would built complete sewer
system and a sewage treatment
plant before dumping effluence
from the trailer park. The pro.
posed park would occupy Y
acres on Shiloh Church I'd,
about four miles North of the
Atomic Energy Commission.
Costello would build for 346
trailer homes, he said.
Area opposition protested
that the trailer park would dam.
age current property values
and handicap future develop
ment in the area. They also
pointed out that tn eClarksburg
Elementary School and the
Gaithersburg High School would
suffer from an influx of new
students.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28
St. Mary's Accredited

st. Mary's Seminary Junior
College has been accredited for
higher education, according to
the Board of Trustees and Fac
ulty. The accreditation came
from the Commission on Insti.
tutions of Higher Education of
the Middle States Association
of Colleges and Secondary
Schools and was effective last
November %.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-01-28
Salesman of Month

]. P. Ingham, 1909 Arnet Ia,
Bethesda, has been named
salesman of the month" by the
Lincoln-Mercury Sales Council
of the greater Washington
area. Ingham has worked for
Moore-Grear Motors, Inc, for
the last II years.
, 1960-11-26
Ponce de Leones
Tenn Of P. R. to Play
Series in ST. Croix

The Christiansted Base
ball League will entertain
the Ponce Icons Anna
teur Baseball Club Of
Ponce, Puerto Rico in a
series Of three games on
December Srd and 18th.
On Saturday, December
Bird, the visitors will meet
the st. Croix Champions,
Los Cubanos at 1890 pm,
and at 300 pm. the Ponce
Leones'' will meet an AL
Star team from the Chris
, 1960-11-26
Horsemens Assoc.
To Present
Eight Cord Race

The ST. Croix Horsemen's
Association will present an
eight-card race at the Man
ning's Bay Race track to-
morrow afternoon starting
at | o'clock.
Racing fans are discuss
ing the race between John
ny Ace, Johnny Zero and
La Ley of Puerto Rico.
Another match that should
prove exciting will be the
one between Moon Glow,
Nat King Cole and Johnny
Zero.
Several thoroughbreds re-
Gently arrived from Puerto
Rico will give exhibition at
the track.