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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-21
Tax Exemption
Plea Made bv
Chamber Unit

Nicholas H. Hemmer, presi.
dent of the Rockville Chamber
of Commerce, has announced
that the Chambers Committee
on Taxation and Fiscal Matters
has asked the county to grant
exemptions to taxes levied on
tools and raw materials of man.
ufacturers.
The committee, headed by Da-
vid L. Cahoon, Rockville attor-
ney, sent a letter to County
Manager Mason A. Butcher de-
claring that the existing tax lis
having an adverse effect upon
the character of our industrial
development"
The Chambers Committee re.
quested Butcher to determine
whether he could include in his
next budget, recommendations
on such exemptions. The letter
pointed out that under the
Maryland Code it is the County
Council that has authority to
alter this tax. Revenue to the
County from this tax is ap-
proximately 100000 per year.
The Rockville Chamber of
Commerce has found that the
tax has inhibited expansion of
science-industry corporations in
Montgomery County. 1t has also
caused some firms to hesitate in
locating here, particularly since
neighboring Howard and Prince
Georges Counties provide full
exemption from the levy. Fred.
erick County has a 40 per cent
exemption.
Hemmer disclosed that the
committee was established at
the beginning of the year and
includes Garrett Inscoe, Subur.
ban Trust Co.; Miss Elsa Moser,
IBM-Federal Systems Division;
P. ]. Nee, P. ]. Nee Co.; Tom
Sampson, Hickory Farms; and
Eugene Wojcik, Microwave De.
vices.
In its letter the Chambers
Committee also askd that But.
cher "evaluate the equities and
impact" of the retail inventory
tax on parking lot districts in
Silver Spring. Bethesda, and
Wheaton. Cahoon's letter took
note of current surveys of these
districts and indicated that the
changing character in these
areas from commercial retail to
office buildings were working
inequities on the businesses now
required to pay the tax.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-21
Sheep Club Elects

Stuart Lyon of Sandy Spring
has been elected president of
the Montgomery All Sheep and
Swine Club. Other officers
named at the meeting held at
the home of Bill Brady were
Lois Fisher, vice president; Su.
san Meyer, secretary; Anita
Carpenter, treasurer; and Sam
Bailey, reporter.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-21
BY Ellen Bitely
WA. 6.2O25

The WSCS Of Epworth Meth
edist Church will hold their reg
ular meeting on Feb. 81 at 8
pm. A special program viii
honor the youths of the church.
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones,
iyoung couple who have served
Gs missionaries in the Congo,
will tell OF their experiences and
adventures. They will show
slides and explain the oppor-
t1,nities extended to the youth
or today in the mission field.
Following the program, a tea
wilI be served in honor Of the
student guests. All junior and
senior high school students are
.invited. Society members are
urged to come and bring their
young friends.
The KNIVES OF Gaithersburg
enjoyed a international Buffet"
Dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mf5. Nick Doulos on Feb. 8. The
. girls. their husbands, and guests
/. enjoyed the exotic foods OF
many lands including China,
East Indies, France, and Italy,
: also the traditionally American
roast beef, ham. and apple pie.
Sosre members dressed in native
/. costumes, the atmosphere was
continental safe" A pleasant
+. evening Of dancing followed the
dinner.
The Choral Music department
I. Of CHS, under the leadership Of
{. lii Earl. Is making plans for
/. their annual trip to Chicago, III.
. The fve-day trip will offer cho-
. raj music students an excep.
/. tienal opportunity to see Chi
. eAKo.
! The Gaithersburg Elementary
. School teachers and their hus-
: hands, wives, and guests
enjoyed a Progressive Dinner"
f. On Feb. g. The covered dish din
: ner began At the home of Mr..
ard Mrs. John Randall of Rock
. vile and progressed to the home
. Of Mr.. and Mrs. John MacPher-
son Of Gaithersburg. A delight
: fil social hour followed the din
|. nsr.
The GaithGsburg High School
. wrestling team put on a wrest.
!. ling demonstration for the stu.
, dents at Rock Terrace High
School on Feb. IS. The wrestlers
. vino have made a very good
. showing in inter-school competi.
. ton, will be competing in the
! Montgomery County Interscho-
. lastic Wrestling Tournament on
. Feb. 1923 at Springbrook.
. Jobs Daughters, Bethel No.
-, Of Gaithersburg, held their
annual Sweetheart Dance" in
) the gaily decorated high school
! cafeteria. The heel and tie"
. affair was sponsored by the
. Jobs Daughters Mothers Club.
The Woman's Club OF Wash
ington Grove will hold their
regular monthly meeting today
At the home of Mrs. William E.
J Woodruff. Serving a Scandin.
avian luncheon will be Mrs.
Kitty Wilkerson, Mrs. Marie
Clifford. and Mrs. Ellen Bitely.
The Gaithersburg Girls All
Club hold their regular meeting
or Feb. 10. Miss Knox. public
health nurse at the Junior High
School. gave an interesting talk
on general health habits and
when to stay home from school
for health reasons.
The annual All Speech Train.
ing meeting was held at the Ag
Center. on Feb. 20. Miss Dorothy
Emerson OF the National All
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-21
Gaithersburg-W asIington GroUe
Program Honors Epworth
Methodist Church Youth

ing.
The TOPS Club OF Gathers.
burg which was organized by
Mrs. Sue Hartley will hold their
monthly meeting on Feb. % at
the home of Mrs. Frances Foster
OF Longdraft Road. Mrs. Grace
Clagett is president of the club.
The Sibley Guild of Epworth
will meet on Feb. 81 in the Sib-
ley Hospital auditorium. The
devotion will be conducted by
DR.. Ralph Smith of Epworth
Methodist Church. The guest
speaker will be Mrs. Elsie
Casassa, director of nurses al
Sibley.
The many friends Of H. Clark
Helms of Washington Grove
will be happy to hear that Harry
is doing well after surgery al
Montgomery General Hospital.
In case you have missed it =
in the window of Diamond
Drugs is a wonderful display OF
crafts exhibited by the Cub
Scouts, Pack 484, of Gathers.
burg and Washington Grove.
Get well" wishes are extended
to Mrs. Donald Magruder, who
is a patient at Suburban Hos.
pital; Mrs. Catherine Thomp
son, at Montgomery General;
Frank B. Severance, at Mont
gomery General; and Charles
Hensel, at NH. Also to the
many area residents who are
confined at their homes.
Mrs. Alpha MACPHERSON enter
tanned the Jobs Daughters
Bethel No. 81 at a luncheon al
her home on Feb. 16.
Mrs. Carlisle Franck of Wash
ington Grove, entertained the
Naomi Circle of st. Luke's
Lutheran Church of Redland al
their regular meeting on Feb
IL.
The Misses Pauline Olsen
Jennie Smith, and Mary Saund
ers entertained the Seventh
Grade Dance Group at a dancing
party on Feb. Is at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Saunders
in Washington Grove.
Carl E. Hill will conduct the
Sunday service at Epwortf
Methodist Church on Feb. "a
The Junior Choir, under the
direction of Mrs. Dorothy Drew
Will sing.
Mrs. Lena Wetherell, District
Grand Chief, Pythian Sisters
made her official visitation tc
the Tanneytown Temple on Feb
Ii. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Pearl Duvall and Mrs
Georgia Dosh.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Teunie
who went south last weekend tc
Williamsburg, Va, are Drawing
the cold northern climate al
their lodge in Waitsfield, VT
where, with their children, they
are spending the long weekend
enjoying the skiing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Knode
and daughter, Brenda, of Rose
mont, spent the past weekend
in Williamsport, Md, where
they attended the wedding OF
their neice, Miss Judy Knode to
Richard Munich. Brenda served
as flower girl at her cousins
wedding.
Services of Baptism were con
Quoted by Rev. Malcolm Wright
at Epworth Methodist Church
for Christopher Allen Jarvis
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James R
Jarvis.
Douglas Saunders spent the
past week in New York City
where he attended a manage
ment conference.
The Republican., 1963-09-19

Mrs. Thurston Myers and two
daughters, Barbara and Linda, OF
, Union Bridge, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spaid and fam
lily visited Sunday in the home of
/ the formers father and step-moth-
er Mr.. and Mrs d. b. Spaid. at
Junior, w Va.
james Knots and family moved
recently from Mrs Carrie Painters
house at Aurora. to a house owned
by Roy Lipscomb on Nj Top.
Mrs. Mae Beckman and son. Rob
cIt, and daughter. Shirley, Brook
side. spent the weekend in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Don
ham and family in Frankford, w
Va
The family of Mrs Estella Feath-
er gave dinner in the homo at
Eglon in honor Of her 87th birth
day anniversary, which was Sep
tember II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ink, ac-
cOmpanied BY the formers mother,
of UniontoWn, Pa. visited Mrs.
Inks mother, Mrs Ora Slabaugh.
Sunday. at Eglon.
Relatives here we're notified of
the death September Is, of Mrs.
Dora BOlyard of Antioch. W. Va.
Last rites and burial were We'd
nesday at LantZ Ridge.
The Republican., 1963-09-19

Mrs Alfred Wouing and Miss
Kathleen Spiggle left Monday for
RayensWood where they plan to
visit for several days in the home
OF the Rev. and Mrs. George Weir
ick and family
Mr. and Mrs William Soldiers.
MorgantoWn. spent the weekend
at the nome OF Mr. and Mrs Thur
man Soldiers. Aurora.
The annual all-day sing will be
held Sunday. September D, at the
Bethel Methodist church near
Horse Shoe Run, beginning at
1890 q m EST.
Mrs Calvin Wotring, OF Aurora,
is a surgical patient in Garrett Co.
Memorial hospital.
MIR and Mrs. Bill Shrcvc and
family Kcyscr were guests on
Monday in the homo of Mrs.
ShrcVc's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Wotring, Brookside.
Last rites Wesc conducted Sat
urday afternoon by the Rev Clyde
Hyiton of Eglon, at Centenary
Methodist near KingWood, for
Homer d. Miller, 85. who died on
September II in the Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital Mrs Gil
mour Fikc. Eglon, is a daughter.
Interment was in the church ceme-
terry
The Republican., 1963-09-19

Mrs. Raymond Klotz, McHenry. and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Rid
der and daughters. Kathy and
Bonnie, during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons Meyers
and Leon Fadely, Mt. Airy. Mr..
and Mrs Clyde Smith, Jennings.
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe burst and
daughter, Nancy Jo, visited Mr..
and Mrs Olin Meyers.
Mr and Mrs. w. d. Newberry
and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaurey,
Baltimore, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Shaffer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Mckenzie.
Mrs Gloria Cline, who is en-
ployed at a bank in Richmond,
Va, formerly of Grantsvillc. Wis
tied friends here over the week
end
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Darwin,
Fort Ashby, w. Va, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Miller and children.
Mrs. Laura Humbertson visited
MIR. and Mrs. Erman FraZee. Ad-
Olson. Pa.
Miss Nancy Yommer Washing
ton, ID. c., and Paul Yommer, Camp
Lejeune. S c.. visited their par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Yommer.
Mr. and Mrs Randall Harmon,
Morgantown. w Va: Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Oester. Clearwater, Fla, and
Mr. and Mrs. John Holiday, Ad-
Olson, Pa, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Holiday
Mr. and Mrs Fred Holiday Wis
tied Mrs Eva McClough, near Ad-
Olson, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Stanton ac-
companicd their sons. Stewart and
Tom, to the University of Mary
land, where Tom will enter as a
freshman and Stewart as a sOpho-
more Mr. and Mrs. Stanton also
visited Mr. and Mrs. David Patrick
and children at Woodbine and
their son Bill at West Friendship.
Miss Frances ReSh and Darlene
Bray, Cumberland, attended the
Union Beauty and Barber show at
the Willard hotel in Washington,
d. c., Sunday.
William Brewer, Arlington, Va,
and Gilbert Grove, Baltimore, Wis
tied Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Resh.
Mrs. Esta McKoWn, Norfolk, Va,
visited Mrs. Ada Bowser.
William Bucket, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blair Bucket, entered the
University of Maryland for his
second year, and Andrew Faith,
son Of Mr. and Mrs Lawrence
Faith, entered the same school for
his third year.
Mrs. Alvin BoWscr accompanied
her son, Richard, to Bridgewater
college. Bridgewater. Va, where
ne will begin his freshman year.
They were accompanied on the
trip by Mrs. Elmer Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin BoWser and
daughter. Nancy Lee, and Mr. and
Mrs. William BreWere, Arlington,
Va. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ma
MOTH and family, Windber, Pa.
MI. and Mrs. John HerShberger
and family, Sue, Nancy and Johnie,
attended the wedding and recep-
ton of Miss Bonnie Marshall and
The Republican., 1963-09-19
GSE'GgEsfS fSUiEEP NeHus

| The Mars Hill Homcmakcrs met
! in the home OF Mrs. James Michael
with II members and a visitor.
Mrs. Philip BlOcber, Frostburg. at
tending Miss Ethel Grove, Home
/ Demonstration agent presented
| the topic. Study of the Use of
/ Credit Participating were Mrs.
( Bruce Folk and Mrs. Floyd burst.
Plans were made for Achievement
day which viii be October 10 with
( the Swallow Falls club as hostess.
The next meeting win be at the
home Of Mrs Guy Stanton Re
lrcshmCnts were served.
The Womcn's Fellowship group
met al The Brethren church for a
covered dish supper with Ia mem
bcrs present Mrs Alice Younkin
was in charge Others taking part
were Mrs B0selie Folk and Mrs.
Jessie Miller An installation scrv-
ice was held for the new officers.
MIS- Blaine Bcachy, treasurer: and
Mrs Dean HuntlCy. nominating
committee The Homecoming will
be held September %. Mrs. Alice
N0unkln will serve another year
on the trustee commission. Mrs
Arlene and Naomi Green will have
the program for October at the
home of Mrs Lena Bender. with
Mrs. Dorothy Wilburn as co-host-
CSS.
A recent evening. President Olen
II. Yodcr of the Methodist Mems
group. escorted men and their
wives to the OakhurGt Tea Room,
Somerset. Pa for a smorgasbord
dinner Mr. NOdcr acted as master
of ceremonies Roy BlOchCr. Sails
bury, Pa, gave a detailed account
of part Of a Western vacation trip
he and his wife enjoyed this sum
mcr Attending were Mr. and Mrs
Olen Yoder, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bowers. AIr and Mrs Willard Lay
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Watkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Yommcr, Mr.
and Mrs c. l. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Edwards, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Lansberry, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Savage and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Blocher.
The C.BYF of Laughlin Church
vi NllN III cum III iiA0iA u PANiilN at
Harrington Manor Saturday, Sep
tcmbcr with q present Hiking
followed the meal A Vcsper scrv-
ice was held with the following
taking part: Rev Huntley, Orpha
Wisscman, Harold Butler. There
was group singing.
The Grantsville All boys club
met at the home of Ronald Bow
ser. Officers were elected for the
coming year: President. jerry Ep-
stein; vice president, Ronald Stan
ton: secretary and reporter, Elden
George: treasurer, Kenneth Stan
ton. The business included reports
Oh the county council meeting and
the county All club newspaper.
There were II members present
also James Simms, assistant coun-
ty agent, and Harold Loughry Re
lreshmcnts were served.
Mr.. and Mrs d. w. Klotz and
children, Chuck and Pam, were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
The Republican., 1963-09-19
Fishing Finalists
Listed This Week

The finals in the fishing contest
sponsored by the Deep Creek Lake
Garrett County Promotion council
during the summer months, were
announced this week by Mrs. Pat
Kittlc, executive secretary
The winners;
Black Crappie, 18 inches, won
by Jim Ciolli. Pittsburgh.
yellow Perch, Is inches. won by
Raymond VanSickle, Friendsvillc.
Walleye, PTS inches, won by Fred
Weber, Cumberland
Large mouth bass, 22al inches,
won by Doug Schank, Deer Park
Small mouth bass. 22l4 inches,
won by Dennis Moore, Baltimore.
Chain pickerol 23al inches. won
by Eli Yoder, Crantsville.
Trout, brown. q inches. won by
Owen Friend, Friendsville
Great northern pike, 4lil inches.
won by Andrew Lasco, Dravcsbura.
Pa. state record, weighing 1S
pounds and ounces,
The winners will receive ap-
propriate individual trophies.
The Republican., 1963-09-19
EGLON

Mrs. Myrtle Shillineburg, who
resides in the home Of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Ray Flint, Aurora. is a patient in
the Garrett County Memorial hos
pital
Word was received here that
Wayne c. Spiggle, Jr. is a patient
in Morgantown hospital where
he is an intern
Thursday evening guests in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Lester Wilt,
Eglon. were Mrs. willis brother
in-laW and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
LLOYD Knots. Akron, O., and Mr..
Knots mother, Mrs. Alice Knots,
Gormania. Mr.. and Mrs Knots al
so visited other relatives at Brook
size, Aurora and Stcmplc Ridge
Weekend guests in the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hylton and
family Eglon, were Rev. Hyltons
brother-in-laW and sister, Mr.. and
The Republican., 1963-09-19

Mr. and Mrs Lewis Kay Vim
cent, Horse Shoe Run, announce
the birth Of their second child and
first daughter in the Garrett Coun-
t. Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lipscomb, Gnegy Church,
are the maternal grandparents.
Blaine FikC, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilmour Fike, Eglon, is a patient
in Fairmont hospital. His mother
went Tuesday to be 1t his bedside.
James Wiles died suddenly Sun
day night at his home on Stemple
Ridge. He had been hospitalized
The Republican., 1963-09-19

Russell Herman, Frostburg. on Sat
urday Sue was a bridesmaid fer
Miss Marshall's wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Resh and
son. Elizabeth, Pa, and Mrs. Philip
Boucher. Frostburg. were visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Resh.
MIR and Mrs. James w. Cod
dington and children, William.
James, Helen, Sue and Robert,
Damascus, Md. visited the for
mer's sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs Emmons Warwick. Other Wis
itors at the Warwick home we're
Mrs. Warnick's sister and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Williams and
children, Paul, Joyce, Ann. and
Sue. of Baltimore
The Republican., 1963-09-19

Try Our Want Ads-They Pay.
The Republican., 1963-09-19

GERMAN l0l-Eiementory German
4 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Daily 5:1o .. m.-Allegany 2o3
FIST. l0l-History of Europe
Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon, Tue Thur $40 p. Mold
Main 2O4
HIST. Z0l-E..story of the United
Stutes-3 Sem. FRS.
Meets: Mon. Tue, Thur. 4:10 p. n1.-FacuI-
ty Hall 101
FIST. 406-History of Fronce
3 Sem. FRS.
old Main 2o4 Second nine weeks ony)
HIST. All-Twentieth Century
Americu-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon Tue Thur. 41o p. Mold
HIST. 4l7-History of Inda
3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mony Wed, Thur. $40 p. mold
Main 302
MATR. l02-CoIIeee Algebra
8 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon Tue, Thur 6lo p. Mold
Main 201
MATH l03-Trigonometry
3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon Wed. Fri. 7;1O p. mold
Main POI
MATH 202-CulcuIus IA Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon. Tue, Wed, Thur $40 p. m.
Old Main 2O1
MATE. 206-FundomentoI Concepts
of Ariihmetic-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Tue, Thur Fri. 4:10 p. Mold
Main 2ol
The Republican., 1963-09-19

ART 2O5-Rumuntes and Art
Appreciution-2 Sem. Hrs.
Meets Mon. ZOO p. m-oId Main 3o2
ART 206-Art Histcry-2 Sem. Hrs.
Meets Tues, Thur 4lO p m.-OId Main
BOP
ART 404. studio-2 or 3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: BY special arrangement-oId Main
301
ECON. 2O1-Infroduction to
Economics-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mony Wed, Fri 4:1o p. m.--oId
Main
ECON. 404-Toxotion-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Monp Tue, Thur 6:1o p. m.-Old
Main 1903
ED. l01-Introduction to Education
! Sem. Rr.
Meets: Wed. 4:1O .. m.-PuIIen School
ED. 20l-Ruman Growth and
DeveIcpment-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon. Wed, Fri. 4:1o .. m.-AIle-
oany l02
ED. 30l-Foundotions of Education
; Sem. Hrs
Meets: Mon, Tue, Thur, 7:1o o. m.-Od
Main 203
The Republican., 1963-09-19

MATH. 406-CoicuIus Ill
; Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon~ Tue Thur. 7:1O .. Mold
MUS. 34O & 44o-Colieeium
Musicum-l Sem. Hr.
Meets: Mon. Tue, Thur. $50 p. m.-Pul-
len School
PHI. ED. lO3-skiIIs and Techniques
(Men)-l Sem. Hr.
Meets: Wed. ZOO .. m.-Comp. Gym 100
Pr. Ed. 402-Adopted Activities in
Physicui Educution-2 Sem Hrs.
Meets: Mon. 7:1o .. m.-Comp. Gym
Ply. SCI. 202-Physicol Science
) Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mony Wed, Fri 4:1o D. m.-car
Hall 2O2
POL. SCI. 20l-Notonol Govern
ment Of the United States
3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mony Tue. Thur. 4:1G p. m.-Ale-
ganY 2O1
RUSSIAN 10l-Eementory Russian
) Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Daily 4:lo D. m.-AIeganY 203
SOC. 30l-Sociol Problems
) Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Monv Wed, Fri. 4:1o p. m.-Fac
Hall 1O2
SPEECH 0l-FundumentuIs of
Speech-2 Sem Hrs.
Meets Tue, Thur. 4:10 D. m.-Old Main 104
SPEECH 3O3-Argumentution and
Debate-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets Mon, Wed, 7:1o p m.-AIIegany 1O1
The Republican., 1963-09-19

er Is and TUESDAY, September "a where
cost is SIS per semester hour payable at
edits may enroll as auditors.
ED. 420-Diugnosis and Correction
of Reading Difficulties
2 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Sat. 800 a. or 1000 a. m.-Facul-
tY Hall 101
Ed 423-Production of Audio-VisuoI
Aids Sem. Hrs.
Meets; Mon, Wed, 7:1O ,. m., Faculty
ENG. 10I-Composition-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon. Wed, Fri 4;1o p. Mold
Main 1o4
ENG. 203-EngIish Literature 400
TO 1868 Sem. Hrs.
Meets; Mon7 Wed. FRI $40 D. Mold
ENG. 303-Americun Folk Literature
3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Monp Wed. Fri, 4:lo D. mold
Main 1903
ENG. 406-Modern Short Story
z Sem Hrs.
Meets: Mong Tue, Wed, Thur. $40 p. m.
-Aegany 2O1
GECG l0l-EIements of
Geogruphy-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Mon, Tue, Thur. 5:10-Old Main lo5
The Republican., 1963-09-19
D.A. and B.S. Degrees

PRE-DENTISTRY
PR E-LAW
E-MEOICINE
PRE-PHARMACY
PRE-THEOLOGY
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
SPEECH AND DRAMA
The Republican., 1963-09-19
Night Courses ON Campus

n in
be
O a
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Night Courses Off Campus

u the toIIoWIng COURSES VIII De as ShoWh
semester hour for credit or audit payable
West Frederick Junior High School, Fred
erick Md.
P. E. 504-Seminur in Health and
Physicu! Ed.-3 Sem. Hrs.
Registration: Room 1873, ZOO p. m., We'd
nesday September rs
MATH. 40l-Mothemutics for Gen
eruI Educotion-3 Sem. Hrs.
Registration: Room 1873, ZOO .. m. We'd
nesdaY October 2
WalkersvilIe High School, WaIkersvie, Md.
PSYC. 502-Advunced Humon
Growth and Development
3 Sem. Hrs.
Registration: Room 10, ZOO p. n1., Thurs
day, October
The Republican., 1963-09-19

ART 403-Advunced Ceramics
) Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Tues. ZOO p. m.
BUS. ADM. l01-lntroduction to
Business Administration
) Sem. Frs.
Meets: Wed. 200 p. m.
ED. 501-Currents Trends in
Curricu,um-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Thur. ZOO p. m.
Ed. 5ll-EducotionoI Administru-
tion-3 Sem. Hrs.
Meets: Wed ZOO p. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-31

Twenty-four physicians were
entertained by DR.. and Mrs.
Nicholas Azzato, 5521 Devon
Road, Bethesda, during the re-
cent Third International Con-
gress of Plastic Surgery held
in Washington They were:
DR.. and Mrs. Truman Block
er, Galveston, Tex; DR.. and
Mrs. James Johnson, Beverly
Hills; DR.. and Mrs. c. w. Ten
nison, San Antonio; DR.. and
Mrs. Reed Dingman, Ann
Arbor; DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cronin, Houston; DR.. and Mrs.
Raymond Branch, Houston;
DR.. Salvatore Costanarez, Los
Angeles; DR.. and Mrs. Mario
Gonzalez Ulloa, Mexico City;
DR.. and Mrs. Vincent Pennisi,
San Francisco; DR.. and Mrs.
Ross MuSgrove, Pittsburgh; DR..