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CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

BRooMES IsLAND-Small cottage
near river, about 1-acre rich land,
excel. for summer use or to fix up
for retirement. $4,000.
MILL CREEK-Near Solomons, 2
bedrooms. liv. rm. with fireplace.
din. area, mod. kit, bath. porch,
Handicapped lot, % It. on water,
SOFT. pier, Artesian well. central
heat, sale furnished.
SOLOMONS - 2 bedrms., full din.
rm.. liv. rm. with fireplace, mod.
kit, bath, oil hit. Enjoy the peace
and quiet on this tidewater village
in the heart Of the Chesapeake
Bay, Patuxent river fishing and
boating area, $1,000. "a cash,
bal, monthly.
lPATUXENT RIVER 2.3S acres,
front 500 It. on water. large oaks,
20 miles from District. l6 miles
from Andrews Air Base.
BAYFRoNT LoT-1O5 #. on bay
$4,000. terms.
PATUXENT RIVER - Mod. 4-bed.
rm. brick dwelling. l25-ft. 'front.'
ing on river. 200-ft. pier. $685.
600, terms.
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LOT BONANZA
at the
MAGNIFICENT
THUNDERBIRD
RANCH

LPRIVATE RESORT CLUB
4 "a MILES ON THE SHENANDOAH
RIVER. Above Front Royal-ad-
lacent National Forest-facinp
skyline Drive. Beautiful lot. 75x
In IL
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OF CHESAPEAKE BAY. SUNNI ell
cottage with sand beach, has Ire
liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit,
bedrms., bath, 2 lge. screen
pOrChes, furnished. Low down pymt
81 700
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YOUR OWN PIER IN COMMUNITY
HARBOR : House blk. from
harbor and Chesapeake Bay swim
ming. 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. closed
front porch, bath. shade trees.
$4,000 cash. payments under $50
mo. See this now.
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OANIAI AJAVO 41IINO
THE AUCTIONEERS
- LINCOLN, NEBR.
32l Sharp Bldg. 432-Io45
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR RENT, W. Palm Beach-Sea.
son or ann, attractively and com,
pletely furn. 7-rm. bungalow, OF
quiet side street, mr.. main hwy
Conv. to beach and shopping
Reasonable rental. 726-6340.
HOLLYWOOD - 2ybedroom home
nicely furn., garage, Rent Nov, !
TO April l. APP. 7-4S76.
LAKEWOOD PARK ESTATES
Corner lot, approx. 131 by 81 It.
close to fishing, golfing and swim.
ming areas. ST, 800 cash. Cal
654-5954 after 8 pm.
ORLANDO. FLORIDA = For sale:
3-bedrm.. 2-bath, modern home
on lake. private beach. 622-2SS3
RESIDENTIAL MAGIC!-3 bedrms.
Ia baths. sliding glass shower
cement tile roof. garage, central
heating, outside post light, central
water and sewer. Ask about our
inspection trip.
Call or Write
THE NEIL co.
1882 EYE ST. NV. DI. 1898
WE HAVE several beautiful homes
Tor sale in various parts Of Florida.
They range from l TO 3 bedrooms
and from S6,960 to Sl5,4bO.
Call or white for free information,
ASK about our personal inspection
THE NEIL CO.
1892 Eye St. NV. DI. 1888
50-UNTT MOTEL, air cond.. TV.
telephone, shower and tub bath.
ACME REALTY CO., UN. 4-311I
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La PLATA. MD.

ROUTE 227, OFF 90!
!. Gently slOping tract Of A.92 acres
with large trees. Price S4,9S0., cash
$50, bal. sA5 mo.
2. Partly open ground. with some Ice
trees, 1873 acres. Priced $3.50, cash
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MARINA

The Bays finest-7 acres, 900 sir
potential, railway, traVel-tft, shops
brick 3-bedrm. rambler, modern bun
galow, new clubhouse, splendid in
come. Easily financed for response
Bile buyer.
Battle Creek-l.6 acres on deep wat
er, attractive cottage, $4,000. St
Johns Creek acres, 700 #. water
front, neat new cottage, pier. Suita
BILE for marina,
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(coNIINUED)
A BEACH BUY

Home with 5 bedrms.. kit. bath,
liv. rm., pch.. oil heat, Ice. cor
ner lot. $4,000.
A BEAUTY
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CATOCTIN MTS.

GREAT LAND BARGAIN-Tract OF
four "a parcels at SKYLANI
ESTATES with 240 #. frontage
on dedicated highway, in deep
forest with deer and quail. Walk
ing distance from lake for bath
ing and fishing. 3 mi. from access
on, Shenandoah River. $3.50. So full
ESTATES, Linden, Va, Is mi. be-
fore Front Royal-Rte. 55).
LOG CABIN. 4 rms. side Of mt,
superb view. about "a a.. spring,
secluded, paved road. ONLY So
400. OWNER, Box 207. Luray. Va
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1926 UP
RIVER YIEM PARK


SHENANDOAH RIVER. Beaut. hide
out, % mi from D.. c. Paved rds.
70 prop. Lge. wooded lots, Most
iots S60b.S09b.. Only S25 dn.,
$40 mo, Electricity TO all lots,
, W cabins already up.
D MILES FROM CHARLES TOWN.
Also cabins for rent or sale. Excel.
llshlng Tree docking priyils Rec
Teation and picnic area, incl. See
S ShI fin sa,b suS' DIR BE-, Z BE-
You'd HillSboro 4 mi. 10 sign,
RIVER View Park, left 2 mi.
weekdays TIE, B-7SIO.
SHANNONDALE CLUB-cottage on
= a. charter membership to buy
or 80 mi from D. G Ell, 8-825S.
VERY FINE double lot for sale In
PVT. club Beaut. clubhouse and
swimming pools OIL. 2-0322.
I 90 ACRES, part cleared, mountain
land, easily accessible with piano.
ramic view Adjacent TO large
game refuge 80 miles west on
Winchester, Va. Price $4,000 with
terms, $1,000 On. and S7b pef
mo. Also. other larger or smaller
tracts OF land For appt. call
CLINTON RITTER, Winchester,
Va. 703---6B2 -s434, or 662- g86,
~ ACRES, near Old Rag Mountain
Va. Rolling foothIii terrain,
streams, 5000 Xmas trees, bed
rooms, Va baths, Colonial home
cash ''''''
DILLON LAND CO. Resltor
JE. l.A0l0
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p. STEUARTV VAUGHAN

E. STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone lsi
MOST BEAUTIFUL VIEW in North,
ern Virginia. Near Stafford, As miles
from ID. c. On hill overlooking Aqua
Creek, the Potomac River and into
Maryland About IS acres. $50 feet
Of good shore, excellent beach. At
tractive twO-stOry house and a guest
or tenant house with bath and full
basement. Large workshop and good
twO-car garage. See this to appre
ciate 1t. $4,000. Take Shirley hwy
to Stafford, left on Rte. 687 at blinkeI
light, straight to Rte. 629 and left or
new A0-fOot State road No. 666 Ia
Journeys End"
We also offer % acres on Aqua
Creek, good cottage, nice shore
BOaters delight. $4,000, $1,000 cash
balance on terms to suit. In Stafford
take Route $50 east at schoOlhOuse
about 3 miles to Route 6so right into
Waterman property. Fine roads all
L OF Say [. MEME, REAL ESTATE
Stafford, Va. 0ldfield 9-270c
OYSTER HARBOR, ARUNDEL-ON-
THE BAY-Finest integrated area
on Chesapeake Bay. l hr. to D. C,
DO'i KAY Ri REALTY CO.. INC.
RA. $4,000 301-SW. SSH
NOMINI CREE, Westmoreland Coun,
ty, Va,-2M acres, ret eme n
home, living room fireplace, DINING
room, kitchen, 4 b d rooms S, W
baths, oil duct, heat, large trees
boat dock. State road. Sl9, 700. w. C.
RICE, Broker, Warsaw, Va.
OUTSTANDING SUM- Err HOME
private, 200 feet perfect beach, view
over Bay. Masonry construction, liv'
ing room with fireplace, nmoder
kitchen, 3 bedrms., Va baths, picture
windows, large screened porch, gas
heat. Appraised at S22 800, offered al
Sl6,750. An unusual opportunity
CAPT. H. c. Robson, USN (Ret.)
Broker, White Stone, Va.
OVER I-ACRE WOODED LOT,
gentle slope for deep-water pier,
located in Cape Leonard, Md.
5SS-3S7S.
PLANTATION HOUSE ON WATER
with barn, smoke house. e n n I
house. Situated in grove old pecans
Eng. box, holly, good shooting, sail
ing. $25,70o, easily fin. MISS FAR.
MER (L0. A-0250 in Phila.), week
ends Marion, Md, 4l7l.
POTOMAC ttIS.S RIVER H Kins cop,sic9'
feFing. 6 acres. 900 IT. Of sand
beach, large lodge-type home, per-
feet for group or club. Finest fish
ing grounds, near Bushfield Golf
and Yacht Club. Excellent financ-
ing. For details call or write Ben
{ wilson TA iNc. Realtors Rel sGs~ dR.
2-207S. Home. ED. 3-6321.
PRINCE GEO. COUNTY, MD.-l7s
acres, fronting on Patuxent River
k k clubhouse 6YG.aa hunting unit lodge, horse
hours drive from the District. Suita.
BILE for club or subdivision. Can be
purchased or will consider long-term
lease. No racial restriction.
d NMAnEnC l. AccnCIA nIrC
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WHAT A VIEW

OF CHESAPEAKE BAY. 3.bedrm.
rambler for year.round living, has
lge, liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
mod. kit;, bath lge. screened porch n.
extra-lge. lot. Oil heat. Low down
payment, only Sll 500.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
ACTION IN "a HOURS

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts,
No applications or red tape. Va,
Nd. D c. Day eve.. VII. 6-6lS2
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VACATION PLACES

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA.-Nev
nome. 2 bedrooms, nicely furn.. for
rent Jan. April. 927-5S04.
VACATION COTTAGE = w. Va,
mts., Cacapon River, pvt, swim,
fish, etc. Accom-. 8, mod. cow,
avail. immed., Foster. JE. $1,000,
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AVIATION
lCONIlNuEnl
MOTORCYCLES

BSA go, $50 c. O.. excellent condi-
ton. leaving for college, $500.
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WHERE TO BUY trailer bitches
and have installed, 1921 Baiti-
more ave. College PIX. Phone o 10
y; 474-3302. c. NJ. BARKLEY.
Work done by Apt.
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acre zoned CONNER
cial. with home, snack bar. rental
rms. effic. apis. lge. kit. and
storage, now used as marina. Can
and live right on Chesapeake Bay.
S27. 800. terms.
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LUSCUM Q E. major overhauled, A.
and E., set of floats, reasonable. so.
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COMPLETELY RENOVATED HOME
LOCATED ON INLET OVERLOOK
ING CHESAPEAKE BAY : LRe.
scr. porch, paneled kit; and din,
bath, lRe, thermopane full-length
sliding doors opening to porch
from din. rm.. liv. rm. and bedrm.
Marvellous view Of bay. S20.500.
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CHESAPEAKE RAW

VIEW AND SAND BEACH, COMM.
PIER. Right near your front door,
cottage has Ice. liv. Tm., lge. mod.
kit, pedrms., bath, sore zen e d
porch. furnished, lge. work shed
lge. lot. Low down pymt. $500.
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THE AUCTIONEERS
121 Sharn Ride M InlI
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04
Kopp and Cross Vows
Were Exchanged Here

Lonsdale Methodist Church was
the setting for the marriage of
Miss Dorothy Kopp of Sidney and
Norris Cross of Alexander, N.
Dak., on Sunday, Nov. 3 ,at 2
pm. The Rev. Wilbur Whanger
performed the double ring SER
vice. Mrs. Wayne Cumming, SOLO
ist, sang 20 Perfect Love" and
the Lords Prayer. Mrs. Ralph
Criger played the accompari-
ments and the wedding marches.
Parents of the bride are Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Kopp of Sidney.
Mrs. Oline Cross of Alexander
is the mother of the groom.
The bride, who was escorted
by her father, was gowned in a
floor length dress or organza,
tered with lace at the sides and
back and with a front panel CT
matching lace. The fitted lace
bodice was accented by a seal
loped neckline and long fitted
sleeves. Lace also trimmed the
points of the crown of borealis,
which held her elbow length veil
Of illusion. She carried a bouquet
of white Fuji NUNS and tropi-
cana roses.
The brides sister, Mrs. Helen
Gierke, as matron of honor,
wore a green brocade gown and
matching hat and shoes. Mrs.
Gerald Kopp, a sister-in-law, and
Miss Rita Kopp, a sister, were
bridesmaids. They wore gowns
of gold brocade and green bro
cade, respectively. All carried
cascade bouquets of yellow Fuji
NUNS.
Ralph Cross served as his bro
theirs best man and John Cross,
a brother, and Dick Iversen, a
cousin, were attendants.
The brides mother chose a
taupe dress and wore a corsage
of yellow and white NUNS. Mrs.
Cross wore a blue dress with a
cOrsage of white NUNS.
The wedding reception in the
church was served by ladies of
the church. The brides aunts,
Mrs. Marie Noah and Mrs. Ruth
Kopp, served the wedding cake.
Mrs. Con Simonsen and Mrs.
Ejvind Wick served the brides
table and Karen Gierke and Cath
crime Cross helped with serving.
Miss Jean McWilliams was at
the punch bowl and Mrs. Shir-
ley Stang poured the coffee. As
sisting were Mrs. John Cross,
Miss Bernice Sorensen and Miss
JoAnn Kappel. Mrs. Larry Fish
er kept the guest list and Mrs,
Beverly Baadsgaard, the bride S
cousin, helped with the gifts.
On their return from a wedding
trip to the Seattle area, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cross will live on a farm
near Alexander. Mr.. Cross is q
graduate of Alexander, N. Oak,
high school. Mrs. Cross is a Sid
ney High School graduate ant
has been employed here in the
law office of Bratrin, Habedank
& Cumming.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

both carried cascade bouquets
OF red and white pom poms.
Devere Steinley attended his
brother as best man and Mark
Steinley, nephew of the groom,
acted as ring bearer. Ushers
were Donald Steinley, cousin of
the groom, and Jerry Whiteman,
brother of the bride.
During the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benny Lewis, cousins of
the bride, and Richard Danielson,
Linda Danielson and Mrs. jim
Salisbury sang "Oh Promise Me"
and Il Love You Truly.
At the reception in the Girl
Scout Cabin Mrs. Tom Yadon, an
aunt of the bride, cut the four
TERED cake, baked and decorated
by Mrs. Charles Dowse. Mrs.
Alvin Lobdell, aunt of the bride,
poured coffee and Mrs. Harlan
Steinley, sister-in-law of the
groom, served punch. Miss Linda
Salisbury and Judy Christianson
served the brides table.
Miss Sonia Jacobson and Irene
Sorenson opened and displayed
the gifts and Miss Audry Steinley
sister of the groom was in charge
of the guest book.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinley will make
their home in Augsburg, Ger
many, where he will be stationed
212 years.
Out of town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.. Slegmeiei
and Ann of Bismarck, N. Oak
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steinley anC
Audrey of Carson, N. OAK; Mr.
and Mrs. Harlan Steinley of AL
mont, N. Oak; Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Ste'nley of Crane; Mr.. anC
Mrs. Alvin Lobdell of Richey
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04
Hayden And
Thompson Vows
Exchanged

The Presbyterian Church If /
Fairview was decorated with
bronze and gold NUNS for the
wedding Of Miss Beverly 10 Hay |
den and Larry w. Thompson. |
Parents of the couple are Mr.. |
and Mrs. Richard Hayden of Fair
view and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Thompson Of White Earth, n
Oak.
Rev. Allen Villesvik performed
the double ring ceremony in the
presence cf relatives and friends.
Miss Patricia Froelich of Minot.
organist, played the traditional
wedding music and also accom-
panied Miss Diane Collins of Bill
lings who sang "The Lords
Prayer" and "The Wedding
Prayer"
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
floor length gown Of re-embroid-
cred elusion lace over satin. The
full skirt featured tiers of lace
and net jeweled with crystal
flakes. The full skirt was caught
UP with hand made lace roses in
the front and tapered to a sweep
ing train in the back. Her bout
fanr veil fell from a coronet of
crystal. She carried a bouquet
of yellow roses on a white Bible
Mrs. Marvin Woodwork, Havre
twin sister Of the bride. was the
matron of honor, and Miss San
dra THOMPSON, sister of the
groom, was bridesmaid. Thev
wore identical dresses of bronze
flecked with gold, featuring short
sleeves and a full skirt. They
had matching hat and gloves and
carried bouquers Of bronze and
gold NUNS.
David Yost, nephew of the
groom, was the ringbearer anc
carried the rings on a white
satin pillow. Shelly Woodwork
and Kathy Olson of Havre, nice
es of the bride, were the flower
girls and scattered flowers from
a ribbon trimmed basket. Theil
dresses were identical to The
brides attendants and they haJ
matching hats and gloves. Rich
ard Stone and Dwayne Hayder
were the candlelighl;ers.
Donald Kjosen, Tioga. brother
in-law Of the groom, & Raymond
Iverson, Tioga, brother-in-law 0
the groom, were the best MAJ
and groomsman. Arvin Heinle
cousin Of the bride, and Michae
Hayden, brother Of the bride
were ushers. All had dark suit
and white carnation boutionai1
res.
A reception followed in tn
church parlors. Mrs. Don Note
q boom and Mrs. Paul Noreboon
q aunts of the bride, were tn
3 hostesses. Mrs. Raymond Iverso
3 Tioga, sister Of the groom, poure
i punch and Mrs. Gerald Olsor
3 sister of the bride, poured CO
3 fee. The serving table was cel
tered with a three-hered weC
u ding cake, decorated with bronz
e and gold roses, and featured tn
J, traditional topping of a brid
n and groom. The cake was CT
and served by Mrs. Peter Heinlt
II aunt of the bride, assisted b
n Mrs. Arvin Heinle.
Mrs. Thompson is a gradual
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04
Whitman Steinley
Vows Exchanged

decorated with tall baskets Of
red giadiolas and white NUNS
with white bows on every other
pew.
Escorted by her father, the
bride wore a ballerina length
gown and a fingertip veil. She
carried a bouquet of red roses
and white pom poms.
Mrs. Charles Dowse, the BRIDE
sister, was matron of honor and
Miss Voni Whiteman, sister Of
the bride, was flower girl. They
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

Miss Donna Whiteman and Mar
vim Steinley exchanged wedding
vows at a candlelight ceremony
at Z pm. November 8 in the
Church of Christ at Sidney. Rev.
r. A. DacuS officiated at the
double ring rites.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whiteman Of
Fairview. The groom's parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steinley
of Carson, n. Oak.
The church was beautifully
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

Of the Fairview High School and
the Minneapolis School of Tech
nology Of Minneapolis and is now
employed at the Tioga Hospital.
Mr.. Thompson is a graduate of
White Earth High School and is
also employed in Tioga where
they will make their home.
For their wedding trip to Can
ada, Mrs. Thompson wore a
green suit with matching ac-
cessories and had a corsage OF
yellow roses.
Out of town guests were from
Velva, Tioga, White Earth, Mi
not and Cartwright, North Oak
ota; and from Havre and Billings
Montana.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04
LETTERS
r. p. Blair Writes
From Mesa, Arizona

The following letter was re-
ceived this week from R. P. Blair
who is now wintering in Arizona.
24O So. Mcdonald
Mesa, Arizona
Nov. q, 1863
Sidney Friends:
l left Sidney on Friday, the
18th, for the south land by From
tier plane. We left Sidney at 1915
making stops at Glendive, Miles
City and Billings, where I laid
over for four hours and ten min
utes. The Earl Kales met me in
Billings and took me home for
dinner and 1 had time for quite
a visit with them.
At AIS I took a larger Western
Air Lines plane out Of Billings,
making stops at Sheridan. Cas-
/ per Cheyenne, to Denver where
l changed TO a much larger plane
and went right through nonstop
to Phoenix, Arizona, where !
was met and got on up to Mesa
(about 20 miles )that same eve
ming. We arrived at Phoenix
about 1910.
The plane from Billings e
Phoenix was loadec to capacity
The Russell Hulings are here as
they had signed the Montana
guest book at the c Of c office
Just ahead of me on the 18th, bu
l haven't met them yet. l have
met quite number Of acquain
tances already including the Les
lie Coverings and Mrs. Sander
: son. The weather is Just won
; derful so far here. My address
here is 24O So. Mcdonald, Mes;
; Arizona and l trust few of m.
; friends anyhow and bill collec
tors might write to me.
With all good wishes,
Ralph Blair
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jerrel, 300
N. Strevell, Miles City, announce
the engagement Of their niece,
Maryellen, to Terry Dotson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Buster Dotson
of Sidney. The wedding has been
set for February is.
The Sidney herald., 1963-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald R. Gold
enstein of Rte. 2, Bozeman, an
nounce the engagement and
forthcoming marriage of her
daughter, Sheila M. Campbell,
to Frank Raymond Ruffatto, Jr.
son of Frank Raymond Ruffatto
Sr., and the late Mrs. Ruffatto
of Culbertson.
The wedding is planned for
December % at Hope Lutheran
Church in BoZeman.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31
Area Nurses
By
US. Army
Complete Information
NJ ay Be Obtained
From Sgt. Carter,
Local Army Recruit
er.

The United States Army is Is
suing an urgent call for regis
tered nurses In this area. Sgt.
Carter, local Army recruiter,
announced that the overall ex-
pansion of the Army has re-
suited In a critical need for
more Army Nurses. A minimum
of 1000 nurses is required to
bring the Army Nurse Corps up
to the strength necessary to ef-
fectively fulfill its mission Of
providing complete nursing care
to military personnel and their
families.
Local male and female regis
tered nurses who qualify may
apply for direct commissions
as officers In the US. Army and
serve on active duty, not only
In their chosen profession Of
nursing, but also in the respon-
sible positions of Army officers.
They may request such nursing
specialties as thesiology,
Operating Room Techniques and
Management, Neuropsychiatric
Nursing, Obstetrical Nursing,
and Army Health Nursing. (Pub-
lie Health Nur sing).
Continued on page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31
Miss Carvel Will
Sing At Benefit

The Women's Auxiliary Of the
Hospital for the Mentally Re-
tarded has announced that Fri
day, June IA, will be the date
for its benefit concert to be held
in the auditorium Of the All Star
Building of the Hospital at
Stockley, with Miss Ann Hall
Carvel, mezzo soprano, as
vocalist. The concert, which had
been planned for an earlier date,
was postponed when Miss Carvel
became Ill with virus.
The daughter OF Gov. Ebert
N. Carvel and Mrs. Carvel, she
is a student at the Julliard
School Of Music in New York
and studies voice with Nine.
Lotte Leonard. Miss Carvel is
a graduate Of the Westminster
Choir College of Princeton, New
Jersey and has sung with its
travelling choir, and also with
its symphony choir in appear
ances with symphony orchestras,
one of which was led by Leonard
Bernstein. Miss Carvel will be
accompanied by Anderson Now
Continued on page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31
Ocean Downs To
Open On July IL

Officials at Ocean Downs are
lookingweanling trotter or PAGER
to be used In the annual name the
colt contest conducted at Ocean
Downs during its 32-night meet
ing which opens July IL.
Director Of Racing Richard w.
Case said the weanling and its
dame would be stabbed at the
track for about 20 days during
the first three weeks Of racing
and given free Groom and board".
The first weanling to be named
was filly owned by Elton White
Of Pittsville, Md, and the winning
name was Touch Of Luck, sab
mitted by Miss Gina Abbott of
Salisbury. The 1862 winner was
Step M Go sent In by Mrs. Doris
Middleton, Onley, Va, for a colt
owned by DR.. Robert Lamar, Snov
Hill, Md.
approximately $4,000 names
were sent In last year and DR..
Lamar and his family spent many
hours sorting out the names they
liked best. Some persons sent
in as many as 80 names and this
continued on page Al0)
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31
Oscar Maloney Is
Injured BY Youth

Oscar Maloney, age So years,
an employee Of the Carlisle Fire
Company, lies in Milford Me-
mortal Hospital with a fractured
pelvis and numerous cuts and
abrasions, the result Of falling
down the stairs at the Fire
House last Saturday night, after
being assaulted by Robert Pass
waters, age 1s, Of South E ast
Second Street, Milford.
According to police, Maloney,
who assists with the Saturday
night dances, Passwaters h had
been refused the purchase Of a
ticket because Of his tendency to
create trouble and had been told
by Maloney to leave the build
ing. Enraged, Passwaters struck
Maloney in the forehe ad.
Maloney then attempted to
grapple with the youth, but was
Continued on page A10)
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

1887, with Mrs. Leonard
EHreth as president, the Con-
vention was again held here. At
this convention the First Teach
er Of the Year Award was given
to Miss Cordelia Carter. The
fourth Convention, sponsored by
the Milford New Century Club,
was held May % and %, 1868.
Weeks Of planning on the part
Of the president, Mrs. George
A. Westphal, ably assisted by
the members and the coopera-
tion Of all eight clubs in Kent
County, made this an outstand-
ing success. The Kent County
Committee was composed of
Mrs. william H. Draper,
general chairman, Mrs. George
A. Westphal, local chairman,
and Mrs. William E. Miller,
vice-chairman, with Miss Cor
della Carter doing a heroic job
as chairman Of registration and
reservations.
Continued on page A5)