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Evening star., 1962-03-25
Calvert Conntv Md

SONAAOy, Wu.
Is AcREs-2,O0O 1T. on protected
cove commercial use or subdivi-
BATTLE cREEK-Modern masonry
300 IT. on water, private SOFT
pier. bathhouse, artesian we'll:
COMPLETE privacy. An unusual Of
soLoMoNs 1sLAND-s-bedrm, cot
tage with unrestricted views over
harbor and river, S6,5O0.
DARES BEACH-Nice family home,
bedrms.,, full din. rm., liv. rm.,
sIIat. orkIst. nook mod. kit. bath on 1st
I'd floor, fun bsmt., INV. heat. On
:: lots. with wide view Of bay.
MO.5O0, B. and L. financing.
DARES BEACH-3 lots. f2O-ft.
fronting on bay, frame cottage in
need Of some repairs, So, 900. Land
is worth the price.
COVE POINT BAY FRoNT-3 bed
rms: mod, kit; bath. u acre land
fronting directly on beach. Excep-
Owner will finance.
PATUxENT RIVER - % acres,
1o00-ft. frontage on river and
cove; 3 houses % rented), 2 piers.
Good land and income investment.
WHITE SANDS YACHT CLUB-Du-
Ix plex apt. 4 units, club member
ship. Room for additional Aunt
NEAR soLoMoNsw4 bedrooms,
"a baths. oil heat. Close to har-
Dor, Can be used as 2-family apt,
excel. cond. Sl6.50O.
HELEN -bedrm. rambler,
fireplace. Fronting directly on
water, excellent harbor. private
pier with eft. water. Extra land
II desired. Furnished and equip.
! ACRES woodland fronting on
Battle Creek. Secluded, good har-
Dor. Owner will finance.
s ACRES woodland, fronting on
Chesapeake Bay.
PATUxENT RIVER -bedrm. cot
tage. guest house, wide lawn slop-
ing to river and wide. sandy beach,
new pier, bathhouse. S14,5OO
PATUXENT R1VER-5 acres adjoin-
ing historic estate in highly re-
stricted area.
ST. JOHNS CREEK-New cottage,
la acres land fronting 200 feet on
water. Private. wooded setting,
pvt. pier. Sll 900. Terms.
Main and branch offices open Sun
days and all weekdays except
Wednesdays.
j.. B. Waters & Associates
PRINCE FREDERICK. MD.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED

TOP DOLLAR FAST for ALL your
notes. good and bad. Just phone
them in! NO obligations. FREE
advice and aupraiSals.
The TRUST NOTE EXCHANGE. INC
1929 N st. NV. DE. @-o:ieO
end TRUST NOTES WANTFD-T0r
prices paid; immed. service. MR.
JEFFREYS, MA. S-0352.
End TRUST-Pay I'D to SOcS: money
same day. C. II. PATTEN, DI
T-cT04, CHI. S-T143
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
(cONTINUED)

GOOD HUNTING RETREAT - 40
acres. more or less, borders Ma
tional forest in the Shenandoah
County area. $1,000. ia. 5-1972.
WEST VA, 1870 acres, cid 3-rm,
log house, could be restored, some
open land, sprinss and streams.
hunters paradise, nr. Capon Brds.
SIS, 500, 81 100 dn. CIR. 3-O2l9,
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
Stone Harbor. N. J.

Truly the "Seashore at Its Best
pleasure. Good fishing, an Ss. excep.
tionally fine bathing beach. ten
mis-, bowling. golf. bicycling Cot
tages and apartments at modest
rentals. Free Folder. Write Borough
Clerk
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New deep-vater subdivision on
Mill Greek near SoIomonS Island
Access to Ches. Bay and Patuxent
River througn solomons Harbor
over "a mile OF waterfront. Large,
views. Deep water harbor for sail,
any size motor cruisers. Full RI
parian rights, dock facilities for
offwater sites. Completely private
and highly restricted for lot
REQUIRED. Prices from $500 Up,
liberal financing.
SALES EXCLUSIVE WITH
]. B. Waters & Associates
Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phones: PA and ass
Branch Office: Alpine 7-2730
Main and Branch Offices open
Sundays and all weekdays expect
Wednesday
TIDEWATER SOUTHERN MD.
l: D acres. modern 3-bedrm. home.
living rm. with fireplace. dining
rm., kitchen, : porches, utility rm.,
garage, workshop, hot-Water heat,
insulated, wharf, nice safe harbor
sandy beach, lovely view, artesian
.. 3 rms. and bath home, large
enclosed porch. fireplace, nice lot,
beach and club house privileges.
good harbor available, includes :.
electric refrigerators, stove and
hot-water heater.
3. st. Georges Island, modern ma
sonry 4-bedrm., 1la-bath home, all
conditioned. lear garage: also
Colonial frame. 2-story home in
good condition but needs remodel
ing, artesian we'll, 20 acres; can
be purchased tosetker or sepa-
4; 353 acres. IA MI. waterfront.
style, large rms, air Conditioned
handsome kitchen with every
modern convenience. Guest house
OF 3 rms. . fireplaces and bath;
oarns, timber. $500 paved run
way with seaplane ramp.
5; St. Leonard Creek, 7ia acres,
beautiful trees. long shore line,
lovely building sites, compiled
privacy. owner financing.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick, Md Phone los;
u no answer call 1S4 or 354,
WATERFRONT HOME, in West
moreland County on State road, 7
rooms, bath, powder room and
utility room. artesian water, pier,
l-acre land. with splendid eleva-
uon, House in good condition.
Si3,50O on. terms. G. B. JOR-
SSAiNE, Richmond Federal Bldg.
Rlchmond. Va. Virginia properties,
iSaSt!oTe &c. !! 70 mountains. Free book
WYE. WYE RIVER HoMEsTTE
is TeiSutliuI i, acres, trees, pano-
Excellent hunting. SANDY ANDY Seseb Ssus5
- 900. Real bargain!
MD. IVA. REALTY CO., Easton. Md
1928 ACRES, mature and growing
water. a natural for develop mem zen
$4,000. IL acre fresh water
lake well stocked with bass and
ereim surrounded by 14O acres Of
open and timber land. 4-room
cabin. $4,000. w. c. RICE, Broker,
warsaw, Va, ED. 3-55OO
900 FIT. DEEP saltwater front
age. perfect harbor near lower
Potomac River and Chesapeake
Bay area. 1917 acres, 500-ft.
highway frontage, 1-8 rm. mod
ern dwelling, IA rm. modern cot
tsRe, barn and numerous out
oulldlngs. tobacco allot., pier. suit
aole to retirement, marina. or
S1odIVision' % miles to Wash,
D. C., for sale by owner.
HARDEN BROWN
Leonardtown, Md.
CIR. 5-4172, Mites
and Sun. CIR. 5-3522
Brokers Invited
llO ACRES beautifully situated on
a salt water tributary Of the
Chesapeake Bay. Fine anchorage.
Very substantial, seven rooms, two
baths, one story home. Nice
porches, pretty shade, fruit trees.
Outoulldings.. Price $4,000. Pic
tuFe description on request.
MAIIHEWS g. COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
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AVIATION

ArRONCA CHAMP, excel. cond
Lie. til Dec. 81. Sl,575. Very
little cash. balance monthly to
right party. JU. S-33S0 or UN.
4-45S1
CESSNA I2O-All metal. with Marco
Superhomer. Lear ADJ, rate OF
climb, ball and needle. new tires
and battery. May be seen at Hyde
Field. 1857 N. $3.50. Call LA.
6-1601.i
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SS,.995


In Deale-Partly finished masonry
house, perfect for carpenter OF
hhandyman. Only $500 dn. anc
$50 month
A REAL BUY
On beaut. fenced lot. 2OOxIOO. with
trees and shrubbery. Home has
liv; rnn.. din. rm., , bedrms., kit,
bath, util. rm., glass-encl. front
porch, sunroom, oil h.-w.h, det
garage and workshop, storage
bldg. l5x20. In private bay-front
and boating facilities. Only $3.50
Best financing.
rs FEET ON WATER
With year-round home that has
lily. rm.. > bedrms., kit. bath,
glass encl. porch, oil heat, pri-
vate pier. Only S9,995. best fl
LIVABILITY
"a block from Yves West River. %Snf; Thfs
dwelling has reception hall liv,
rm, din, rm., lse. kit, 4 bedrms.
bath and scr. porch. A rare bar
gain. only S10,950.
2 for |
Situated on approx. 8 acres. One
home has liv. ,rm.. din. rm.. z
bedrms.. Ia baths, kit. util. rm.,
oil h.-a.h., plus another home
with liv. nm, dinette, bedrm.,
kit, bath, Gear garage and work
shop: Let the rent from the
small house buy your home. Full
price only S16,5OO. Excellent
financing.
HOWARD E.
TALBERT
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tcOkTlNuED)
AII,-YEAR HOME

ALL I EAH HUME
Close to South River, WA bedrms ..
Nv rm;, din. rnl., kit, bath. hot
water, heat. screened porch. nice
lot- al water privils. Si2.g5O,
WATERFRONT
Beautiful split-level 3-bedrm. horne,
large liv. rm. wlfirpl., din. rm.,
am a cleo St,l kit; rm "a baths family Hni
lQO-ft. waterfrontage on Rhode
River: 81 800 Excel financing
SPRING DREAM
Big oaks shade this new split
foyer featuring s bedrms., ia
baths, large liv. rm., mod. kit,
din. area, rec. rm.. oil heat. good
water privils, S17,950.
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
l.. c. (BILL) EURE
Realtor
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
CHARLES H. JAMISON

O11AtLLEO n. JAM1SON
1,l50 acres. Catoctin Mountain re-
treat. 7-room stone main lodge,
recently equipped spacious kitchen,
dining area, giant-siZed lodge rm.,
firepl., crane, master bedrm.. bath,
guest bedrmS. and baths, new oil
heating furnished. flagstone ter
race. on edge Of Little Hunting
Greek, stone guest cottage, firepl.,
guest room, modern kit. 3 bed
rms, bath, new oil heating fur
nished on cliff near the edge
Of vast rolling trout stream.
Caretaker's lodge and guest quar-
ters for 20 persons, farmers house
with bath, 500 acres enclosed
with loft. deer fencing. Ideal
sportsman's retreat. boys camp
or dude ranch. 3-mi. road front
age, So miles D. C. $1,000
Terms. Is cash or will sell $50
acres with farmhouse, farm bldgs.
mink ranch and slaughterhouse
$4,000. Terms, Is cash.
Charles H. JamiSon
Poolesville. Md.
WI. S-a223 or 30l-DI. a-3262
WANTED--l1 families, business or
professional. to own Jointly with
present professional family, I.3
acres Of excel. pvt. retreat area
adjacent to the new S.;ylire SIX,
area, washington. Va. Excel fu-
ture. Want only individuals in
terested In knowins what thev
want and how tn be responsible
Tor It. Write Boz 754, Silver
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SCHWARTZ
THE SOUNDINGS

.EALE, MD. UN. 1-SS;l
YOUR WATERFRONT SrEcl.ALlsT
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EVA GUIDE BRANDT
Annapolis. Maryland co. 3-46l2
AMME ADI1MnEI 90

Realtor
Annapolis. Maryland co. 3-46lo
ANNE ARUNDEL co.
Large waterfront lots, Magothv
River, near Rt. so, . mi. off
Ritchey hwy. lge. shade trees.
boating, swimming. fishing. On
private point, cleared for build
Ing, phone Mitchell 1920.
ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME in
retired community. Living dining
room. closed porch. kitchen. car
port. . bedrooms. > baths. on ll.-
acre point. with beautiful view
Boat dock. S24. 800. CAPT. H. c
Robson, USN (Ret.D, Broker,
White Stone. Va.
BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT prop
erty on 2-acre lot, lge. shade
trees and other wonderful prop
critics for sale, also summer vaca-
tion rentals, shown by amt. only,
call Mr. Stinchcomb. 3OI-CL.
5-l4l4 or CL. 5-1233, THE Glib
son ISLAND CORP. Broker.
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN ESTATE,
a-acre lot off Rte. so, S mi
from Front Roval, Va. Club priyils,
CSnn
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ANNAPOLIS AREA

@@N4N&AA OA4O 2A4t9EA
$50 FEET WATERFRONT on three
sides Of wooded acre with many
dogwoods and hollieS. A sunny
ing comfort and cheerfulness.
Both living and dining rooms
which open onto large screened
porch have logburning fireplaces.
Three twin size bedrooms. $50
FEET WATERFRONT with private
dock and slip. An immaculate
ditfon. 3 bedrooms, . beautiful
tiled baths with dressing tables,
large living room with fireplace,
sep: dining room, fine kitchen
with dining area. paneled study
and screened porch. Third bath
in utility room, oil fired hot water
Dashboard heat, > car garage with
storage all picture windows are
Thermopane
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AN ALL-YEAR
HOME

Most lovely location in st. Marys
County. on the Potomac River al
Piney Point. lot runs from high
way to river, l "a acres . bedrms.
finished attic. large kit, liv. and
din; rm. l4x39 IT, . porcheS q
encloSed), bath rm. utii. rm. Tool
shed compl. furnished and equip,
msEers lns soat fsrasa asa tnos mStor and lawn
extras. A bargain at Sl7.O0O.
C.. /. GRAY, Piney Point. Md.
Phone Great Mills 3S1-L-o
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lIO ACRES beautifully situated on
a salt water tributary Of the
chesapeake Bay. Fine anchorage.
very substantial, seven rooms, two
baths, one story home. Nice
porches, pretty shade, fruit trees.
Outbuildings. Price S32, 900. Pic
ture description on request.
MATTHEWS g. COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND
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MACHINERY and EQUIP,

BACKHoE ATTACHMENT for H-3
y nydrocrane; $1,000. Firm price.
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WANT A BARGAIN? Well, we have
them. Wanted. responsible partieS
TO assume pymtS. on mobile homes
save hundreds OF dollars. 90 b'r,.
10 wideS. No fixed down payment
DIriye out to 4647 Richmond hwy,
y. s. /, ] mi. n. of Ft. Belyoir,
Va, or call RIO S-34O0 nplAT Tp
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CONCORD
TRAILER
Reines Motor Co.

1s40 Wilson Blvd, Arl.. Va.
TRAILER FOR RENT, furnished. Al
II. with awning and patio. Al
cono'. acre, conv. to Andrews.
Code 3Ol-State "-49s6.
TRAILER. all metal. factory built,
6ody AXIS. like new 500, 282-
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HOWARD E.
TALBERT
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

Deale. Nd. 3Ol-UNiversity 1900!
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In Deale-Partly finished masonry
house, perfect for Carpenter or
hhandyman. Only $500 dn. and
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

GMC 1850. V-6 engine, 2-ton. 1000
series. White, new tires. perfect
shape. Make an offer. Phone 297-
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WILL TRADE even my equity in g.
bedrm house for house trailer.
Has new storm win. Fenced yd.,
full bsmt., driveway. RE. 6-7i3S.
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AUT0M0TlvE MISC,

CHEVY SO 4-barrel carburetor,
S35 Misc. other auto parts. JE.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-10-04

SENTINEL ooMTf1MSRg coSTTS' MD'
Thursday October 4, 1862 Ri
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07
First Year Catch Reports Indicate
 Kodiak Is Major Dungeness Area

the latter half of the season les tablished beyond any doubt that Kodiak is a major Dungeness fish ing area"
 "The commercial dungeness fish cry stands now right about where the King Crab fishery here stood about 10 years ago." Putansu told the Mirror this week.
 "It is only matter of a short time that the Dungeness fishery here will perhaps equal and rival in size and importance the great King Crab fishery that has been developed so quickly in Kodiak, '" he added.
 According to Putansu, who said he hopes to move his home and family to Kodiak shortly, this first years catch here by itself rivals that of the long established Dunge- ness fisheries offshore from Wash ington, Oregon and Northern Cali fornia for this season.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07

Kodiak now has another fishing bonanzal
 According to reports of fisher men who came to Kodiak this spring to prospect for DungenesS Crab, Kodiak waters have defi- nitely proven out to be a new and extensive com m CT ci a l fishing ground for that important species of shellfish.
 Catch reports from official gov ernmental agencies substantiate the statements of dungeness pro- spectors. Only eight boats fished dungeness this first year.
 Through the end of October, no less than 1864 .99O pounds of dun geness crab were taken and proc essed in the Kodiak district this year. AS yet uncompiled figures including the month of November would increase that figure.
 While the catch was consider ably less than that recorded for the same period for King Crab (which totaled 12,538,269 lbs. through October), it is noted that this is the very first time Dunge- ness crab has been fished here on a commercial basis.
 Acc cord in g to Skipperowner Doug Putansu of the 70-fOot DIV Mitkof, only eight vessels were en- gagged in the Dungeness operation accounting for the total catch.
 The Mitkof came to Kodiak along with a mothership and sev' eral other fishing boats last April for the express purpose of explor- ing the prospects of fishing Dunge ness crab on a commercial basis While reports earlier in the sea son were not entirely satisfactory
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07
2OOth Anniversary Will Be Observed

The Kodiak and Aleutian Island Historical Society will hold their quarterly meeting at 8 pm. Wednesday, Dec. 12, in the library of the high school. All members and other interested persons are urged to attend this meeting.
 The program will include dem- onstration of the Society's micro film reader by Dr. Bob Johnson, and preliminary planning for next years observance of the 200th an- niversary of the first confirmed European visit to Kodiak. Refresh ments will be served.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07
Legal Notice
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that; the Joint Venture heretofore existing between R. D. KRAMER and FRED c. BRIGHAM and RUTH s. BRIGHAM, who heretofore have been operating the oil screw LEX in the business of transporting freight, salmon and other products of the sea, in and around Kodiak, Alaska, and vicinity, is now dis solved by mutual consent.
 R. D. KRAMER, of the City of Kodiak, has withdrawn from and has ceased to be associated in the carrying on of said business, and FRED c. BRIGHAM and RUTH s. BRIGHAM will hereafter carry on said business and they are entitled to all the property owned by the Joint Venture and have assumed and will pay all outstanding buSi- ness obligations of the Joint Ven ture in oil screw LEX heretofore or hereafter incurred.
 Said Joint Venture is dissolved as of November 27, 1862.
 R. D. Kramer
 Fred c. Brechan
 Ruth S. Brechan
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07

ster promised he would watch over her till we get back"
 t
 Step-and-a-half'd my way down APA way Wednesday to see "To- ledO' and had a heck of a time making an impressive enough dis play of my limp to keep from going to work. Superintendent Ralph Jones' first question was "Where'S your boots?" Then Supervisor Tom McAllister spotted me and said Hurry out to the dock and help unload the Heron. She brought in 7,50O crab" Limping with obvious pain away from these two understanding and sympa- thetic souls was easy enough but getting by my foreman Phil Ding lasa took some doing. Had to fall down three times before he was convinced I just couldn't make boxes!
 t
 Weather continues to be the hampering factor as far as crab ping goes. Few boats are able to fish with the high winds of late few of the smaller boats that fish in more protected areas are sometimes able to pick pots but then are usually unable to deliver.
 t,
 Alaska King Crab Super Emil Norton said their big tender, the Ocean Maid is expected to be here from Seattle Friday night, ''weath CT permitting" The 133-foot yes sel will be skippered by Captail Palmer Peterson this season.
 t
 Tuesday nights high wind blast drove the 18-foot cabin cruiser be longing to Ken Dugwyler and ROt ert Armstrong onto rocks just out side the small boat harbor. Hol the boat, equipped with two l h.p. Evinrude motors, got loos from it's mooring inside the Uniol Oil Pier is a mystery, however, a she was double tied with an added safety line. The little vessel wa smashed to bits on the rocks ant is a total loss.
 t
 Tom Gallagher and Joe MalutiI returned last week from conven tion in Anchorage of United Indus trial Workers of North Americ; where they represented the loca
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07

Mister City official, Sir, Honorable Sire
 Marine Surveyor Bill Damery re turned from Sanak where the 3O- foot seiner Hunter dragged anchor She is now up on the beach under going repairs. And the boat Anna C is in the boat harbor receiving attention while work continues on the Sea Quail at AlvineS. :. Skip per Larry Bender of the 62-foot Marguerite was busy this week picking up pots off Marmot Island He's gonna join number of the other shippers and wait till the first of the year before resun- ing operations His friends may be interested in hearing that George Coma is grabbing on the Honey Bee down Alitak way now.
 t
 The city council has okayed pur- chase of few more of the ice pre- vention gadgets in the small boat harbor. "They are working good" says Harbormaster Al Fenner, add ing, 50 far
 4.
 A number of Kodiak people are at the Cordova meeting of the ADF&G state board Member Os- car Dyson left last week. Attending from the local ADF&G staff are: Glenn Davenport, Bob Simons, Tom Richardson, Dexter Lall, Mary Franklin, and Jerry Sexsmith.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07

Longshoremen's Union. After look ing over the city's budget estimates of the dock fund for 1962-63, Tom pointed out that longshoremen will receive $18,300 out of the antici- pated $114,6 in revenues. Makes it kinda difficult for them to blame the high freight costs on longShore- men," he aptly commented. The city manager and city clerk by themselves are paid s, ,16480 out of the dock fund :. loading?
 l.
 Yup, the big boys down at city hall finally gave forth with a copy of the city budget estimates for 1962-63 or at least the general fund and the dock fund. It would be nice to get copies of the otheT funds too :. the small boat harbor fund, the utility fund street con struction fund, etc plus copy of the annual audit. IL woulda been well worthwhile to the public to have had the budget information back when it was being considered back in June as a matter of fact Withholding this vital infor- mation from the press and public serves only to make people migh!y suspicious. We also wish to thank the city administration for send ing us manual on how newspa- permen should conduct themselves in getting along with city officials. :. Yes Sir, Thank you so kindly,
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07
Along The
Waterfront
By Karl Armstrong (Continued From Page D

ster promised he would watch over her till we get back"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
SENTINEL u cSSEfSI MD'
thursday, July rs. 1852 40

chairmen on the procedures the
State Central Committee wants
followed in the precincts. They
are particularly miffed over pro-
cedures set up for precinct files.
They think the matter of using
different color file cards to de-
note political affiIiation, de-
clines, and other matters Of in
terest to the COP srnacks Of
Democratic-type bureaucracy.
Muttering In precinct chair
man circles iH the upper county
says that's not the day aUe do it
in Montgomery County" and III
they keep on trying to push us
around a lot Of good party
l0orkers are going to resign;
then let them try to get pre-
cinct chGirDen up here tUho 90
on gear after gear turning out
the Uote."
The grumble in the Fourth
District (Which includes Rock
ville) is over appointment of
an area chairman and a cam
paign organization chairman
who are recent residents of the
area. General feeling is that this
was done without consultations
with Walter Dawson, State Cen.
trail Committee member from
Rockville, and that the Johnnie
come.latelies are too young, too
inexperienced, too unknown,
and too much under the thumb
of the brass now on the COP
committee. Like the Democrats,
they feel in the Fourth District
that a good many Woodworking
Republicans were given the
heave no by the State Central
Committee and they don't like
it.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-07-26
County Gets $l.3 Million
US. Mental Health Grant

in the center's study unit. Pa.
tlents released from hospitals
viii Je admitted, in turn, to
a day care center for indi.
vidual and group psychiatric
treatment.
Other services to be offered
Will be counselling, occupational
therapy, vocational rehabilita-
ton, educational courses, IL
brary services and employment
placement.
DR.. Peoples said Montgomery
County has long been one of
the most active counties in the
nation in the mental health
field. Its program dates back to
1886 with the formation of a
mental hygiene clinic sponsored
by the county's Mental Health
Association.