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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Board Approves 7
Liquor Licenses
Two Are For Clubs, Balance
For Restuurunts-No
Protests Lodged

Seven applications for liquor Ii
ccnses were approved last Friday
by the Board OF County Commits
siOnerS acting as a liquor control
board No individuals or groups
appeared before the board to pro-
test the issuance.
The action authorized the estab-
lishments to begin business i'm
mediately after receiving their
licenses from the clerk of the Cir
cult court, and obtaing a federal
alcoholic beverage license stamp.
Five of the seven are for res
taurants and two are for Legion
clubs. The places approved in
cluded J. F. Thayer for Thayer's
Barn, on Deep Creek Lake; Glen
Haven, Inc, also Deep Greek Lake;
Lou Cornish for Cornish Manor,
east of Oakland; American Legion
home, Oakland; Grantsville Legion
home; John j. Brasky for Hill
Top Inn, Grantsville; and John c.
keister, for Rustic Inn, near
Frostburg. No hotels have applied
The license fee was $500 for res
taurants and $500 for clubs.
Restaurants are required, under
the law to serve full-course meals
at least twice daily, have a reg
ular seating capacity of tables not
including seats at bars or counters
for forty or more persons, and
are required to serve alcoholic
beverages only during or in con
nection with meals to patrons
seated at tables or at bar.
The license in a restaurant does
not permit sale at bars or counters
nor for consumption anywhere ex.
cept inside the building in which
the meals are prepared and served
The club license requires that
| the place be operated solely fol
! the use of its own members and its
guests when accompanied by mem
berS, and meets in a clubhouse
principally used for a club and i
not operated as public business
All places of business are re
CURED to purchase all liquor from
the Garrett Liquor Control boards
| two diSpenSarieS located in east
Oakland and at Grantsville.
Voters of four county district.
authorized the legal sale of whisky
in the June q referendum while
twelve districts had the move de
feated. The total county vote
showed a majority against sucf
sale. The four districts were east
Oakland, Grantsville, Avilton anc
| johnson.
Two New Applications
The County commissioners, act
ing as a liquor control board, re-
ceived two more applications for
liquor licenses during the past
week. They we're Brophine Walker
for Sky View Motel and Restaur-
ant star route, Frostburg, anC
Loyal Order of Moose, Oakland.
The application must be adver.
tised for two weeks after which
a hearing is conducted before the
license is issued.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Survey Health Needs

Three members of the Mary
land tuberculosis association were
in Garrett county yesterday for
survey of public health needs,
particularly relating to tubercu-
losis.
They were working in conjunc-
ton with DR.. Arthur Jones, county
health officer. They were also en-
deavoring to learn how the as
ISOLATION could be of more serv-
ice to the county.
Heading the trio was E. Ray
mond Seward, Jr., field consultant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Transmission Co.
Seeks Purchase
Accident Gas Area
Texas Corp. Files With Fed
eruI Power Commission

Texas Eastern Transmission cor
poration on Monday filed with the
Federal Power commission for
permission to acquire the Acct
dent gas field in this county. The
purchase price of the field was
not disclosed. The field covers a.
900 acres
Located approximately twenty
miles south of Texas Eastern's
main natural gas transmission line,
the field will be connected by
pipeline to the Texas system The
Accident field, located in a gas
producing area in this section of
the state, was discovered in 1853
and now has eighteen producing
wells.
The field is presently owned by
four individuals, William E. Snee,
Belle Vernon, Pa; Orville and
Robert Eberly, Uniontown, Pa;
and l.. ~ Murray, of Pittsburgh
o. Eberly is listed as owning 1876
percent, william f. Snee with
1913 percent, r. E. Eberly with
$3.50 percent and l.. N. Murray
with 1852 percent.
A F.P.C. spokesman said that
before purchase can be authorized,
Texas Eastern must have APP
proval of Columbia Gas of Mary
! land
The field includes the following
wells: Miller, Collier, Barbara Mil
Ter, Ford Fike, Bowser, Earl Knox,
Mitchell Rush. Herman and Han
lin, Whiteface. Turney, Arnold
George, Black and Frazee, Har-
mon, Frazee, Doerr and Brobst. In
the last three months report these
wells showed a production of over
billion cubic feet.
In its application, Texas Eastern
said it could maintain an adequate
supply of gas for Columbia Gas.
whose contract for purchase of
gas from the Accident field expires
May /, 1862.
Texas Eastern said it would use
the Accident field both as
source of natural gas and as
storage for gas transmitted from
the southwest.
The Texas Eastern Transmission
corporation is engaged primarily
. in the transportation and sale at
wholesale of natural gas. It's gas
! pipelines extend from the Mexican
/ border to the Atlantic seaboard.
I The system has an authorized de-
! livery capacity in its principal
sales area of approximately 2 bill
lion, 1862 million cubic feet per
day
The corporation was formed in
1947 as a natural gas transmission
company and has grown and di-
versified in the field of pipelining
of energy The company began OPP
/ erationS with purchase of the war
built big inch and little big inch
pipelines, converting them to the
! transmission of natural gas. Con-
struction of new facilities includ-
ing 2.471 miles of 30-inch pipeline,
has expanded the system to its pres
ent $500 miles of pipelines. In
1858 the company converted a
portion of the little big inch sys-
! tenn to common carrier service for
the full range of petroleum products.
Texas Eastern also asked per-
mission to build q miles of 69s
inch pipeline from the Accident
field to connect with its main
transmission line at lockwood. Es-
timated cost of the project would
be S1,200,00O.
The Accident field has 40,300,-
100000 cubic feet of proven ma
tural gas reserves, the FPC spokes-
man said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
State Parks Draw
06,1o8 on Weekend

Maryland State parks drew &c.
1873 visitors last weekend accord
ing to Department of Forests and
Parks.
The figures indicated 1865
sightseers, 29,417 picknickers. g.
1894 swimmers and 8,499 campers
among persons using the various
facilities.
The county areas showed the
Deep Creek 1900; Harrington
following: New Germany, $500;
Manor, 2,208; Swallow Falls 800;
Potomac forest 227.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Will Be Secretary At
Northern High School

Mrs Eleanora Younklin Frazee,
secretary at Northern High School
for the past two and one-half
years, has resigned as of July IA,
1861, to accept a position in the
Fiscal Dept, of the Allegany Bal
listics Laboratory in their Cum
berland office at the Algonquin
Hotel. She began her duties there
on July II, 1861.
Miss Carol Oester, 1861 gradu-
ate of Northern High School, has
been appointed as secretary at
Northern, beginning July IT, 1861.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Little Leoeuers To PIoy
In Tournament Monday

An all-star team from the four
Little League teams of Oakland
will go to Frostburg next Mon
day afternoon, July "a, to partici-
pate in an elimination tournament.
The game will begin at $50 and
will be against the all-Star team
from Frostburg. Winner of the
game will advance TO the next
round in competition which will
determine the area champion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Driver Is Killed
In Truck Accident
Tractor Trailer Crashes Into
Mountain At Foot Of
Bloomington Hill

An area truck driver was killed
Saturday night when his tractor
trailer went out of control while
descending Backbone Mountain
in this county and crashed into
the side of the mountain adjacent
to the wood yard of the West Vir-
ginia Pulp and Paper company.
Dead on arrival at Potomac Val
ley hospital, Keyser was Guy Don
aid Reckart, SO, of Valley road near
Bedford. He suffered internal in
juries as we'll as multiple frac-
lures and other injuries.
The runaway mishap occurred
on State route 1875 at the same spot
where two men were killed last
August 2 when a tanker went out
Of control and crashed into a
parked truck at the foot of the
mountain.
State Trooper Bruce Diehl, who
Investigated, said Reckart was
hauling a load of 100 bags of some
insecticide for the Pony Express
trucking firm enroute from
Charleston, w. Va, to Hagers-
town. The trooper said he had
observed Reckart at about $50
p m, driving his rig near the top
of the four-milc grade and that
the rig appeared under control.
Not much later Trooper Diehl
said, Reckart appeared to be at
tempting to ditch the tractor
trailer. He kept his horn blowing
to warn advancing motorists and
residents in Bloomington, about a
quarter-mile from the scene of
impact
The rig, travelling at high speed,
collided with terrific force against
the side of the mountain when
Reckart was unable to make the
sharp right turn at the foot of
the steep incline. The impact
separated the tractor from the
trailer and demolished each sec
ton. Reckart was pinned in the
wreckage of the cab.
He was treated at the scene by
a Westernport physician.
News of the accident attracted
hundreds of persons to the scene
and traffic was snarled for mile
on each side of the site. Blooming
ton firemen and Potomac firemen OF
Westernport sent men and equip
ment to the scene with firefighters
using hoses to wash off spilled
gasoline and avert the threat oil
fire.
Funeral services for the deaC
trucker were conducted Tuesday
afternoon at Markleysburg, Pa
Rev Joseph Lewis officiated ano
interment was in the cemetery al
Cuzzart, w Va.
Mr.. Reckart was a native o.
Hazelton, w. Va, son of Marley
and Lulu Rodeheaver Reckart
Surviving are his parents, of Bed
ford, Pa, and six children, all a
home; two brothers, Junior Reck
art, Markleysburg; Everett Reck
art, Hazelton; two sisters, Mrs
Nellie Hanger, Corinth, w. Va; Mrs
Mary Sanders, Cash Valley road
Cumberland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Troop 81 Scouts To Comp

Members of Troop 81, Boy Scouts
of America, Oakland, will leave
Saturday for a weeks camping
trip at the boy scout camp at Old
town. east of Cumberland. They are
under the direction of Ralph Fau-
Der.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Plans Picnic

The Garrett County Republican
Women's club is having its an
nual picnic at the Deep Creek
Lake cottage of William D. Cas-
teel tomorrow evening at 7:30.
Mrs. Ruby Evans, Grantsville,
new president, will be in charge.
Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty, former
president, is to present the club
with a new fifty-star flag.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20
Sing aspiration Program Set

The regular fourth Sunday eve
ming Sing-spiration program of
the Mt. Lake Park Baptist Church
will be held Sunday evening, July
%, at 7:30 p. m Rev | Luke
Walter will be the leader The all
male chorus of Crellin Methodist
Church will present special music,
The public is invited
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20

Yacht Races Next Weekend
Races of the Deep Creek Yacht
club will be held next weekend,
and not this week, as previously
announced.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-07-20

Army awarded a S7,875,000 con-
tract to Fairchild airplane cor
poration of Hagerstown.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Miss GerstenfeId
Married Here

DR.. and Mrs. Norman Ger
stenfeld announce the mar
riage Of their daughter. Lynn
7 Mundheim, to DR.. Bernard
Kapiloff. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Kapiloff.
The wedding took place
January 20 at the home Of
the bride, with DR.. Gersten-
field. minister Of the WASH
ington Hebrew Congregation.
officiating.
Mrs. Kapiloff was grad
uated from the Madeira
School in 1855 and Sarah
Lawrence College in 1859.
DR.. Kapiloff is head Of
Plastic Surgery at Sinai Hos
pital In Baltimore.
The couple will live In
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Kotz-Erdreich

DR.. and Mrs. Jacob Erd-
reich Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Joan to DR..
Herbert L. Kotz, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Kotz. The
wedding took place January
20 in the Vassar Temple,
Poughkeepsie.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Corpenter-Puqh

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Pugh
Of st. Louis County, Mo-.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Mary jeanne
to Mr.. Russell Field Carpen-
ter, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Rus
sell L. Carpenter Of Tufts
University, Medford, Mass.
The wedding took place yes
terday at the Beverly Hills
Church, Alexandria. TIL 9
couple will live in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Miss Muserove
Is Engaged

Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Thomas Cebern Musgrave,
jr., announce the engage
ment Of their daughter
Jamie Bennett to Mr.. Mar
shall Carter Hall. jr.. son
Of Mrs. Hall and the late
Mr.. Hall.
Miss Musgrave was grad
uated from Foxcroft School
and attended Middlebury
College and the Sorbonne in
Paris. She made her debut
In June 1866 at q dinner
given by her parents and
also at the Washington Deb
utante Ball, that year.
Mr.. Hall Is q graduate Of
st. Adams School and VIII
liams College. He Is at pres
ent Headmaster Of the
Lower School at st. AlbanS.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Second Fiddle?

Incidentally. Vice President
Johnson's friends are trying
to decide whether to read
any significance into O quip
he made ct the recent cere.
mony at which his wife
launched Q cargolineE In Q
Baltimore shipyard.
The person in charge Of
the ceremony, after intro
ducing Mrs. johnson with q
flourish, noted that her hus-
band, the Vice President.
was present, too, but was
playing second fiddle" that
day.
What does he mean, to-
day? I'm playing 1t perma-
nently." muttered the Vice
President, rather grimly, OBJ.
servers thought.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Soeiety-Home
THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington; D. c.
Febrvov 5, 1861

have been home at such an
hour. but this night the rest
Of the family had gone to
the inaugural ball at the
Armory, and was hopelessly
tied UP in q traffic jam along
with every one else. After
futilely trying Q few win
dows, the cabinet couple
spent the night ct the home
Of neighbors.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
ElIsworth-DWon
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Hubert

MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Hubert
Dwan announce the mar
riage Of their daughter Mary
Ann to Mr.. Samuel Morrison
Ellsworth, son of Mrs. Sam
uel NJ. Ellsworth of Nahant,
Mass, and the late Mr.. Els
worth. The wedding took
place yesterday at the Shrine
Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment. The couple will live
in Alexandra.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Slover-DonoIdson

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dom
aldson Of Louisville, KY, an
nounce the marriage Of their
daughter Dorothy to Mr..
william Lewis Slower, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lewis
Slower Of Chevy Chase, Md.
The wedding took place yes
terday ct the Church Of the
Holy Spirit, Louisville. The
couple viii live in Bronxville,
D. Y.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star staff writer J

Star staff Writer
The selection OF Vice Pres
ident Lyndon Johnson's
daughter Lynda Bird Is
Queen Of Norfolk's Inter-
national Azalea Festival may
be the straw that breaks the
camel's back so far as the
Johnsons' housing situation
Is concerned.
For some time the john
sons have felt they were out
growing their attractive but
moderately sized brick house
In Northwest Washington.
First crisis arose over the
closet space for their two
daughters, Lynda Bird and
Lucy Baines.
"ThoSe crinoline petticoats
changed everything" says
Mrs. johnson. up until they
came along we were getting
along fine, after paneling the
basement and putting Q
couple Of small bedrooms In
the attic"
Now, with the new Vice
Presidents enlarged respon-
sibilities, Mrs. johnson also
is taking q new look at her
dining room. It's small, by
any standards. A maximum
Of ten can be served Q "sit-
down dinner" ct the dining
room table.
Larger groups are served
buffet style or taken down to
the pine-paneled recreation
room. The latter, while at
tractive, is anything but
formal. Even friendly, in
formal Texan johnson might
hesitate to stage q formal
dinner there for q high
Evening star., 1961-02-05
CAPITAL FOoTNOTEs
Naming Lynda Bird a Queen
Compounds Space Problem

ranking visiting dignitary.
An even more urgent need
is o larger office for the Vice
Presidents wife, Lady Bird.
The fourth upstairs bed
room (excluding the two
attic rooms), q really tiny
room on the stair landing
which Mrs. johnson long
ago converted into an office
from which she runs her
sizahle Texas televisfo n
holdings, is now bursting at
the seams.
Lady Bird, with her own
closet problems. has many Of
her dresses hanging In q
closet In the office" Plunked
in among the dresses Is Q
file case which was adequate
for her teleyision business,
but is grossly inadequate for
the sizahle correspondence
that comes to her IS the
Second Lady Of the land.
Mrs. Johnson's secretary,
Mrs. Bess Tyler Abel, is look
ing for another file case, but
doesn't know where in the
world she'll put it when she
finds one. Meanwhile neat
stacks Of mail, answered and
unanswered, occupy most of
the chairs and q few spots
on the floor.
Mrs. johnson impartS "a
! lot of her heart and phras-
ing" into each Of. her letters,
says q friend. Take, for
example. the letter thanking
a friend for campaign help,
which begins, Before the
campaign bunting comes
down and the strains Of the
Yellow Rose Of Texas die
away.
But despite all the prob
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Locked Out

Horror tales from inaugu.
raj week still are rolling In.
The latest concerns the cab
met couple who arrived home
at 2 am, exhausted from q
long day climaxed by making
the round Of inaugural balls,
only to find they were locked
out. They had forgotten. in.
their haste Of the day, to
transfer q house key to their
evening clothes.
Some other member Of the
fanily almost always would
Evening star., 1961-02-05
Mrs. Scheyven
To Be Hostess

DR.. Jan-Albert Goris, Com
missioner Of Information at
the Belgian Embassy, will
speak on Belgian Art in
the Past and Present" at
the Tuesday meeting Of the
Washington Chapter, Ma
tional Society Of Arts and
Letters. The event will begin
at 2 pm. at the Embassy,
with Mrs. Scheyven, wife Of
the Belgian Ambassador,
acting as hostess.
Evening star., 1961-02-05

lens, Mrs. Johnson says she's
not sure when they win move,
II ever. She Is very attached
to what she calls their "typi-
cal John Citizen type. /" center.
hall, she says. Every time
she goes house hunting, she
''likes the one I've got better" I"
The last straw is the re.
ceipt, 80 far. Of 20 letters
from Norfolk merchants,
which have poured In to take
up still more spaceI
Evening star., 1961-02-05
AIunnoe Fete

The Stephens College
Alumnae Club Of Northern
Virginia win hold Q card
party Tuesday beginning ct
8 pm. ct the home Of MRS.
Wslter Reynolds In Arling-
ton.
Evening star., 1961-02-05
WEDDINGS
Hunni-Bow'no,.nl

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor v.
Bowman announce the mar
riage Of their daughter An
nette Yvonne to Mr.. Marcel
Max Hurni. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Hurni Of Geneva,
Switzerland. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
Little Falls United Presby-
terian Church. Arlington.
The couple will live in Bos-
ton. s......
Evening star., 1961-02-05

Erlebacher sets the stage
for spring sUith a
trend-settisg collection
of suits . each
urmistGkGbly '6l. Here, a
IaudGbIe example in our
bIGck-0nd-tOhite checked
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
for the subtLety Of its
rounded shoulder and
fluid fit. One Of our
many exciting arrivals.
ERLEBAcHER
ll33 Connecticut Avenue
Evening star., 1961-02-05

THE FEELING IS FANTASTIC
All dressed and the mood for the upcone Bo Fontostq
Mrs Martin Goudon chomon Mr. Goudon-the King Queen
Of Fonto Escorne them Miss NoIo Ahmed doueh Of the Poon
Ambassador and Begun Ahmed and Of several Ambassadors daughters
who will the Friday night
Of the Arts Club Of Washington will be held SherotonPor booom
Evening star., 1961-06-18
OVER l ACRE

OVER ! ACRE
N. Selby - 2-bedrm. year-round
home; oil heat; wooded lot; $3.50.
HANDYMAN SPECIAL
Few good buys left in summer or
year-round homes; may need re-
pairs; $1,000 up.
ONLY $50 DOWN
One fine bldg. sites in Nd, beach
house privileges; $500 up.
KAY REALTY co.
30-Sw. 1851 RA. $4,000
PINEY POINT, MD, where the
Potomac meets the Bay-4-room
cottages. with full baths, gas
heat; excel. cond.: city sewer and
water, sandy beach, boating. fish
ing. Excellent value at S6,550
with only $3.50 down. For more
Information, call RE. 6-640O.
BERENS SALES.
POTOMAC RIVER ct Riverside
All yr. resident community; 2-bed-
rm. stucco rambler with picture
windows, overlooking river, furn.
Kit. including custom built cabi-
nets. gear garage. S15,500 or
terms. BARGER REAL ESTATE,
Chapel 6-22s3.
POTOMAC RIVER COTTAGE, view
over Ches. Bay, rooms, "a bath,
encl.. shower, screened porch, furn-
ished, unusually good sandy beach;
1i5x260; $4,000; Rappahannoek
43 acres over 6.O0O-ft. waterfront.
view over Potomac River. S36, 900;
61 acres. highway TO 1.700-foot
waterfront. $3.50. w. C. RICE,
Realtor. warsaw. Va. ED. 3-55O0.
High on . hillside, 500 IT. Of wa
terfront; Arm. cottage. All yours
for $4,000, terms to suit. Will
consider renting to responsible
party. Located between Ft. Bel
voir and Quantlco.
MT. VERNON REALTY CO., INC.
QUIET SUMMER RETREAT .
large adjoining fiat shady lots
improved nnLrS v,,.r With HI house trailer. trailer.
PSundant fishing, anS Soatns sfiiSG
on Shenandoah River. located
near Front Royal. Call Stras-
burg. Va. Ho. 5-36S7.
ST. MARY'S RIVER rms. and
bath, year-round home, gear ga
beach, eTesiient fISSdn9'i fishing and Sanfs erab,
bling. Priced to sell, including fur
niture, S11,500. Terms. Many
others to choose from. SOUTHERN
MARYLAND REALTY, La Plata,
Nd. Dial 301-WE. 4-S432.
SALT WATERFRONT PROPERTY,
1000 1T. shoreline; 7-room dwell
ing, central heat. 2 baths, artesian
water, 2 fireplaces, garage, shade.
On good road. Quick possession.
MATHEWS & COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND .
SAUNDERS POINT-3-bedrm. brick
rancher overlooking the Chesa-
peake Bay. Enjoy the Bay breezes
and excellent view from your own
screened porch now.
CHALK POINT on West River
3-bedrm. rancher with 10O-ft.
waterfront and 150-ft. pier; besuti-
ful view with all modern con-
venlences: owner must sell; price
Just reduced.
SHADY OAKS MANOR on West
Riyer-Immaculate 60-ft. raneher,
bedrms., Dashboard INV. heat. 3
ceramic tile baths, firepl., screened
porch, ultra modern kit; wooded
lot with view Of Gales Creek.
sHoREHAM BEACH g. bedrm.
rambler in excel. eond.: Just u
blk from sandy beach; equipped
kit, new INV. Dashboard heat,
enclosed front and side porch,
used as living area; garage, lge.
cHAREEs H. sTEFFEY. INC.
266 West st., Annapolis, Nd,
co 7-8111
Evening star., 1961-06-18
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP TANoRA; Beautiful shenan-
doah Valley, 30 minis. from D. c.
Boys and girls, 7-14; excellent
facils., staff and food: swimming,
horseback, fishing, hiking. all
sports and hobbies; 2 weeks,
$3.50: 4 and s wk. rates upon
request. RA. 3-5951, or call (Col-
lectl Culpeper. Va, WE. 7-3712.
CAMP HYDAWAY
Boys 7-15. Located on our 15-acre
Lake Dale, 3Is miles from Lynch
burg in Gambler Mountain Range.
Hundreds of acres of woodland,
trails and camp facilities. All
athletics, swimming pools and lake
swimming, fishing, skiing and AQUA
planning. hiking, tennis, trampo-
lines, archery. softball, basketball.
Our aim-character and physical
development. Dan B. Gambler,
mgr; Vincent Bradford, director;
Jimmie Bryan, director, Brochures
available. P.O. Box Ills, Lynch
burg, virginia.
FAIR HAVEN, Blue Ridge Mts., $50
wk. Boys, girls. 7-15 yrs: fishing,
hiking. riding. svimming request
folder. P. O. 500, Harrisonburg,
Evening star., 1961-06-18
FLORIDA PROPERTY

RETIRED COUPLE wishes TO move
to Fla, VIII buy. rent or assume
payments on home IN Fla. or the
Keys. Give full particulars, price,
loc.. etc. Reply Box 17S-Y. Star.
WILL TRADE OR SELL my 3-bed-
rnl., 2-bath Florida home for prop
erty in this area or new auto
mobile or boat. so. 5-I334