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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-16
Kill of Perch in Potomac Continues
With St. Marys County Bearing Brunt
BY WHEELER JOHNSON
outdoor Editor

The kill Of white perch in
the Potomac River is serious
and continuing. Some observers
believe there will be no relief
from the situation until there
is a radical change in weather
conditions. Others believe the
perch are dying from a disease
or a red tide" type of toxicity.
Fortunately, strictly from the
conservation point of view. only
white perch and a few trash
fish, such as cells and a rela-
tive Of the founder family.
known locally as hog chokers,"
are involved to any extent.
But esthetically and eco
nomically, the condition is
causing distress along the lower
Potomac, particularly in st.
Marys County. Md. Colonial
Beach, over on the Virginia side
of the river was hit hard for
two successive week ends, June
20 and 80 and July 6 and Z.
Tides Bring Trouble
In st. Marys County, the
shoreline everywhere is choked
with dead fish, particularly
around st. Clement and Breton
Bays. Thousands of perch wash
in with the tides. Residents
haul these away and are just
as deeply in trouble after the
next flood tide.
Arthur (Buck) BriScoe, d.
rector Of the St. Marys County
Development Committee, says
that q number of persons who
planned to spend the summer
in the county have pulled out,
their vacations ruined by the
odorous litter on the beaches
and in the waterways.
Jack Garner, operator OF
Abel's Wharf and water ski
center on Breton Bay, says
that after every tide he hauls
away five oil drums of dead
fish. That makes 10 drums a
day. One can multiply his prob
lem by $50 miles Of Shoreline.
Keeps Windows Closed
Raymond A. Brubacher has
q pleasant little cottage at Bre-
ton Beach. He took a small
trailer full of fish off his beach
after one tide.
He told of seeing a raft of
dead fish a half mile long and
200 yards wide. They were
mostly perch, but he said he
saw some rockfish mixed in
with them.
Fisheries men, biologists and
pollution control experts from
both Maryland and Virginia
recognize the seriousness of the
situation and are working on
it. They have not pinned down
the exact causes of the high
perch mortality, and, indeed,
are divided on the causes.
Several Factors Involved
All appear in agreement that
pollution, per Sc, or any poison
Gus substance dumped into the
water is not the answer. The
experts feel that a number of
factors are involved but that
the weather Is more than likely
the chief offender.
Harold Elser of Maryland's
Natural Resources Institute,
who has done some of the re-
search on the perch kill, be-
heves strongly that the fish are
dying from a disease, although
he does not rule out the pos
sibility of a red tide"
Nothing else fits the picture
very WE'LL" he says. Here we
have a condition that has ex-
tended over a month and the
fish still are dying. And it is
affecting one species only.
THE business of kill for lack
Of oxygen is well known and
happens every year, usually in
early June. But with that, other
varieties of fish always are af-
fected. But menhaden, which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-16
Boat Supplies

Rope IN cts. Jackets So, tarpaulins,
pumps. cushions, hooks, dry chemical
tiFs ext $iS nylon ~ cts I Misssl
2513 NJ st. NV. FE. 3.6345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-16

The Car shown above Is a $50 Dodge
Polara hardtop, beautiful bargain If
there ever was one-and a good reason
why Dodge sales are up $3.50 so far this
model year.
For one thing, the Polara Is priced right
with Ford and Chevy. For another, IT'S
backed by five-yearI5o, 0oo-miIe war
ranN.' II comes loaded with such wei
come advantages as a fully Untitled body,
rust-protection and battey-saving alter.
nator. And to seal the bargain, Dodge
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04

week in Canton visiting her son
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Taylor. She accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. Taylor back home where they
viii spend their vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Levering
and family are here for the sum
mcr.
Mt and Mrs. Joseph DeBerry
and son, of Warrington. are spend
ing some of their vacation here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Weeks.
Visiting Mir. and Mrs. James
Imhoff, last week, and over the
weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
crt Imhoff. Akron, o.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Imhoff, Berlin, Pa. and Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Imhoff, Johns
town, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Dorman and
children. EVANSVILLE, spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Nicholson Mrs Dor
man remained to spend the week
here.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

FOR SALE-Rcfrigerator, auto
matte washer and accordian. Phone
DE 4-363l ADV. 1885,
FOR SALE-2-apartment house
in fair condition in Mt Lake Park.
Priced reasonable Phone DE A.
1855. ADV l8-tf
FOR SALE-Pontoon float with
25 hip electric motor See Charles
Dayton. Hazclhurst. in SWantOn. -
Adv. 1927
FOR SALE-Peas. onions, ready
now. Beans and corn coming on.
Mrs. Howard COsner, Wilson, W
Va. call DE 4-27O6 after 5 p. m. -
Adv 18-tf
WANTED-Hay to make in field
viii buy or make on shares. Con-
tact A. c. Tichnell. Rt. 3. Rawlings,
Md, phone 786-89O6, McCoole. =
ADV. 1926
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR GARRETT COUNTY,
ADOPTION NO. 65

The Petitioner in the above en-
titled cause having filed a Peti-
ton seeking the adoption and
change of name of Kimberly B.
Herman, who on or about March
9, 1857, was born at Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial Hospital, Oakland,
Maryland
1t is thereupon ORDERED, by
the Circuit Court for Garrett
County, Maryland. this 18th day
of June, 1868, that said Petitioner
insert a copy Of this ORDER in
some newspaper in Garrett County,
Maryland, once a week for four
successive weeks before the 18th
day of July, 1863. giving notice to
Willis Leroy Herman. father of
the said Kimberly b Herman, to
be and appear in this Court,
either in person or by attorney, on
or before the 18th day of August,
1863, to show cause why the adop-
ton of said child and its change
Of name as provided in the said
Petition should rot be granted.
STUART T. HAMILL, Judge
True copy,
Test: Richard L. Davis, Clerk.
ADV. 16-4t
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EVANSVILLE COMMUNITY
SALE
GrantSvillc. Maryland

GrantSvillc. Maryland
Hogs. top barroWs and gilts 1880
to 1890 hwy. butcher l424 10 1880.
light butcher 1870 20 1890. butch
or soWs. 1915 to 14S1. feeder
Shoats. 5.2j TO S25.
Veal. good. 2SO9 TO 5000. stand
ard. 220O 10 2jO1. utility. l40o 10
1900
Sheep and Lambs: utility. 100.
Steers: good - 80 TO 23 80. stand
ard. 1850 to 2l0o; utility, 1926 to
1900.
Iieifcrs standard, 1925 TO 1000;
utility. l725 To 1900.
Cows commercial 1925 to 1920:
utility. 400 to 1475. canncr and
cutter. 1900 TO 1925.
Bulls commercial and GOOD 1900
to 2O4O; cutter and utility. 1900 TO
1925.
Nrarlinr Steers: medium. 2l.5O
to 23e1 inferior and common, 1900
10 2}00.
E jumbo q 10 Sic: large. 25
,o 1a.. medium 90 go 25c
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanft and
family were Mrs. John Riley and
children A Saturday visitor was
Miss Narlcnc Bender
Mir and Mrs. sam Friend. Mrs.
Gerald Glass. Donald Friend and
Miss Sadie Marie Friend visited
Miss Betty Friend at Meyersdale
hospital. Sunday afternoon
Asa Griffith. Philadelphia. is
spending some time visiting rela-
tiycs and friends here
Mrs Vernon Richter and daugh-
tor. Mrs Walter Hanft and daugh-
tcrs. Misses Linda Margroff. Joyce
Herman and Doris Brennoman at
tended the countrywide All Camp
fire at the Western Maryland All
ccn'er. near Bittingcr, on Friday
evening.
Spending a weeks vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett NcClintock
and family is Donald Griffith, Ad-
olson. Other Sunday visitors were
Earl Richter and son, Terry Brown
and Roger Smith.
Miss Phyllis Glass and Kenneth
smith. who are employed at Cleve-
land, spent the weekend with
respective parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Horny Glass and Mr. and Mrs. F.
r. Smith and son
Spending a weeks vacation with
Miss Joyce lIarman. is Miss Doris
Ercnueman, Bittinger A guest of
Carl Hartman for two DAYS was
Donald Burkhart, Los Angeles,
Calf
a Sunday evening visitor of Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Richter and fami-
~ was Mrs Edith Butler.
The Accident Volunteer Fire
men attended church services at
St. Johns Lutheran church. Mis-
souri, synod on Sunday morning
as d group.
ST Johns Lutheran church. Mis-
souri, synod, held its annual Sun
day School picnic on Sunday af-
tcrnoon beginning with pot luck
lunch at noon.
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Given Promotions

SGT Samuel NJ Conrad was pro-
NOTED to first sergeant in the Mary
land state police and was one of
siNty-fivc promotions announced by
Colonel Carey Jarman. supcrin-
tcndcnt. effective July ]. SGT. Con-
rad was formerly assigned TO the
Oakland area.
Tie has boon assistant commander
al HagerstoWn. and will now be
commander at the Upper Marlboro
post.
Two from the Cumberland bar
racks were promoted, Corporal
Charles II Dewitt to sergeant. and
Tic Milton G. Hart to Corporal.
Promotions were the result of
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Winters. Doug is a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harland King. Friendsville.
Brief Mention
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Reams and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Beachy.
Other visitors we're Mr.. and Mrs.
William George and sons, Sandy
Riley. Mr. and Mrs. George Mum
inert. JohnstoWn. Pa Ann and
Brenda Phillippi, and Frances
SineS.
MIR. and Mrs. Virgil Bernard, of
Bcltsville. are spending three
weeks at their summer cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. George Mummcrt
and sons are spending two weeks
with family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Kimble
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde,
Barton; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
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COVE

| nc Ban0 boosters oil NOrlncGn
| High school will hold bake sale
at Waits General store at Me
Henry. this Saturday. July 6, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock Homemade
bread, plain and iced rolls, pics,
! cookies and fudge will be on sale
Mrs. Alberta Mcintyre. Grants
vile. and Mr.. and Mrs William
Hanft attended the funeral of little
Shcrri 10 Hanft. 9-month-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Allen
Ilanft. in Canton, o., last Satur-
day.
Miss Betty Friend. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Friend, seriously
injured her leg on the cutter bar
of the moving machine at her
home She underwent surgery at
the Mcyersdale hospital on Fri
day where she remains a patient.
Little Michael Riley, son of Mr..
and Mrs John Riley. was re-
cent patient at the Meyersdale hos
pital
Miss Alvcrta Dillon is leaving
this week for a 4-weeks stay in
the Bavarian and Tyrolean Alps
where she will study and photo
graph alpine flowers. She has re-
ccivcd q fellowship grant which is
given to teachers of the District
of Columbia, for summer study
and travel
The bookmobile from the Ruth
EnloW library will be in our COM
munity at the parking lot of the
churches on Tuesday, July Z, from
2:l5 to 2:45 p. m.
Jeffrey Ross. New York City. is
spending two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Oren Bender and family. His
vacation with the Bender family is
made possible by the Friendly
Town program. which is a basic
part of the Herald Tribune Fresh
Air Fund. Under the Funds
guidance. needy New York City
children are invited for a vacation
during the summer in private
homes in communities away from
the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther McClintock
and son and Mr.. and Mrs Everett
NcClintock motorcd to Redwood.
Pa. on Sunday to view the body
of Mrs. George McClintock
Tuesday supper guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Hartman and
family were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Burkhart and son. Los Angeles.
Calf: Mrs. Louise KiiffnCr, Cum
berland; Mir and Mrs. Walter Har-
man. Accident; and Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Hartman. On Wednesday,
the entire group had supper at
Penn Alps. GrantSville. where they
we're joined by John Hartman. Ac-
cidcnt and Albert Kiiffner and
son, of Cumberland
Monday evening visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs Sam Friend were Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Griffith and son and
Mrs. SaVilla Griffith, Canton. o..
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall Brown,
Terra Alta: and Mrs. Jackie Teets
and daughter, Friendsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hartman and
sons, ReisterstoWn. arc spending
their vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hartman and other friends and
relatives here and at Accident
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George HetZ we're Edward Georg
and daughter and Mrs. Mildred
Snyder and sons, Turtle Creek.
They all enjoyed a picnic dinner
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Glass, Accident, where other
guests included Mr.. and Mrs Clar-
ence Georg, Turtle Creek Mr. and
MRS. Stewart Moser. State Line,
and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Glass.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Margroff and family for a week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson Martin
and daughter, Dayton, o. Other
guests for two days were Mr.. and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04

Mrs Fred Heintz and family, of
Pittsburgh George Kahl Oregon
City, Ore, was a Monday visitor.
Mrs Lawrence Sclbv spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs Jones
Griffin. Damascus, while her hus-
band. Lawrence. continued on to
Baltimore where he visited other
relatives and went on a fishing
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bender
and family spent the weekend in
Lancaster. Pa. where they at
tended the wedding of Miss Pauline
Bethel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
German Bethel
TUESDAY visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Friend and family were Mrs.
Wilmer Maybe and son. Deer Park.
Mrs Margaret Friend. Accident
Mrs Ira Frazce. Mrs Joseph Cup
palo and children and Mrs. wal
ter Haaft and children. SATURDAY
evening visitors were Mr. and
Mrs Woodrow Friend.
Sunday supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs Gerald Glass and daughters
were Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Glass
and daughter. LaNalo. Monday af-
ternoon visitors were Mrs Rich
ard Thomas and daughter
Tho North Star All club mot on
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mi and Mrs Vernon Richter and
family Dorothy Hanft gave
demonstration ON "HuW 20 Make n
Pin Cushion on Tuesday. ono of
the club leaders Mrs William
Hartman. accompanied by Misses
Linda Nareroff joyce Hartman.
Kathy Martin and Doris Brcnnc-
man. mOtorcd TO Flinlstonc where
Linda NarGrorf viii compete in
the district finals with her demon
stration. How To Finish a Board
Miss Audrey Rcsh. Arlington.
Va. is spending q few days with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Robert
Rcsh and daughter
Saturday evening visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Hachman were
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Smith and
Mrs Edith Butler
Those who are attending Bible
school al the Maple Glen Memo
nit" church. Grantstillc. for two
weeks from our community arc
Misses Marlenc Sharon and Gloria
Bender. DOROTHY and Pauline
Hanft Darwin and Bobby Bender
and Jeffrey Ross.
Charles Schroyer is now em-
ploycd at Alexandria Va ne spent
last Weekend with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Ira Frazcc.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Richter
and family Wcrc Thursday cve-
ming visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Smith.
Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Hartman we're Mr. and
Mrs Herman Long. NorgantoWn
Mrs. \. NJ Becker and Miss
Erncstinc Bickcr were Wednesday
afternoon visitors OF James Dill
Ion end daughters. Ttcv were
Thursday afternoon visitors OF Mr.
ard Mrs Elmer Kolb. Accident
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Hartman
entertained with supper At their
cottage. at Deep Creek Lake. on
Sunday evening Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Hcrbcrt Hartman and
family, Parsons, W. Va Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Hartman and daughter
and Mr. ard Mrs Glen Schlose-
naglc and son. Accident. Randall
Harmau, MoreanjoWn. Miss Eva
Lon HOLIDAY. Silver SDring Mr.
and Mrs William Hartman ana
family Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Har-
man and Mrs Elizabeth Krause
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Benz and
daughter were Sunday evening Wis
itors OF MI and Mrs Arthur Rich
ter and family and Mrs. Ada Gar
let's Fricndsvillc
Monday afternoon visitors of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Solby we're
Mr. and Mrs Paul Hartman and
sons. RciSicrstoWn.
Mr.. ard Mrs George Hctz and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Glass were
Sunday evening visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Holiday, Addison.
Wednesday evening visitors of
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NGfo EegEsG E0egvs& NegCS

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Shafcr and
children. of ST. MarYs Pa. are
spending two weeks vacation
with relatives here
Mrs Ralph Evans and sons Wis
tied in Washington, D. c.. last
week.
MI and Mrs Kenneth Stahl and
daughter and a friend, of Falls
Church. Va. visited her mother,
Mrs. John Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Welch spent
the weekend with their son-in-laW
and daughter Mir and Mrs. Shcr-
man Brown in Glen Burnic.
Vernon Sullivan. of Alexandria.
Va. visited his mother. Mrs Fan
ME Sullivan. over the weekend.
Mrs. Vincent Lambert spent last
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the establishment of new troop.
The new troop is designed to
strengthen the state police in the
heavily populated north, central
and southern portions of the state.
The two troops now in the area
are being expanded to three, max
ing five in the state.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04
SWALLOW FALLS

There was double wedding
ceremony. Saturday. at Pine
Grove church. Doug King and
Miss Frances Sincs. and Steven
Siucs and Miss Elaine Winters
were the parties involved. A re-
ccption was held artcrWard at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Edgar Sines.
Mr. and Mrs. SINGS will live in
Oakland and MIR. and Mrs. King
will be living near MorgantoWn
Steven and Frances are family
of Mr. and Mrs Edgar Sincs: and
Elaine is a daughter of Mrs. Carl
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04

1852 corvair Station Wagon =
Rear air-cooIed engine
with "easY-driving" Power
glide trans, tinted wind
shield, back-up lights and
2-speed electric wipers
with washers.
1861 Chevrolet Impala Sport
Coupa-Loaded with extras
including VS. engine, auto
matte transmission, power
steering, radio and heater,
padded dash, tinted glass,
wheel covers and two
squirts. SHINING dark blue
finish.
1860 studebaker l-Dr. Sedan
va with automatic trans
mission, radio and heater.
1858 Pontiac Hardtop Coupe-V8
with automatic trans, radio,
heater and power brakes.
Good condition.
1858 Plymouth 2-Door Hardtop
V8-With automatic trans
mission and power steer
ing.
1857 Chevrolet Z Door Sport Sc
dan-V8 with 3 speed floor
stick, radio and heater.
Shining black finish.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-04

Beachy and girls, Mr. and Mrs.
George Mummert and sons Mrs.
Newton Rcams, Mrs Adra Hine-
baugh. Sandy Riley were visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs William George
Mr.. and Mrs Bud Friend and
family were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Junior Phillippi
Try Our Want Ads-They Pay.
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Horvey's Peninsula

FOR a Vim vii be. s42 on 2oxo lot oerfeot sail
ing Many With this property qoiudm9 boat
dock new furnishings. Can show only on appon5m9n ~
and kitchen Glendale Road Hot and cold run
FOR sALE-one Of the show places County located
the beautiful waters Of peep creek lake Moaer CO..
ase situated en- aodscaoed lots cotta99 haI one n
33yns kc55n Tbis eottaue is nintezed and
~ extra s.ae oil furnace Furnishings equipment and
boat ere included accommodate large family or club
FOR sALg|Very nice log cabin Glendale BRIDGE
place Fine dock and motor boat included It's
FOR sALEgA practically home moHenry containing
bedo0ms living room with tepIace k,tfhen' la9e gen m
FOR sALsIcott5ae With bedrooms balcony makes 4h bed
9on, ITf f ny bfd 'g eteIv urnshed With very
rice 6rntqre situated on 100000 foot lot.
erred West ard the property sold It's
exceptionally buy Extra waterfront lot 100000 may be
bought with Or without cottage. .;,. :. ,i4.ha, ,,a
floors tile bat1 uiitv room shower Located on beaut
m Iot Overlooking Deep Greek Lake Waterfront privileges
Red Run
Run at Deep crss% I5sa Man Cottage has 5:d[oo"s
room Win c9a' 9fG k so ,@ Go 9Red IS oot
boat with 50 hip motor included good package deal for
Lqke Shore Drive
FOR sALE-stooa cottage living
Situated large lot having t4l foot
wafer frontage by 213 #. depth Furnished
5eo 92'f su % e 81 Sos} Extra large large
Waterfront lot and motor boat.
FOR Practically new 2bedroom COTTAGE large living
kitchen hot and cold wafer Attic can be developed
into sleeping Lovely location Fireplace
FOR SALE-Stoac house with bedrooms. bath large living
fireplace Heated electrically end winterized This
is something especially nice
Bcckmdns Peninsula.
FOR sALE-coaqe with bedrooms large living Kitchen
fireplace. shower. Beautiful water front lot Oil hest
Oo<!ond Area Properties
FOR sALE-sarvica station along Deep
Creek Lake Stuaed Of and house with
bath sunporch. New block building 28x32
remodeIed Hot air furnace. Located on Oak Street
FOR SALE-Busine place we'll located in Oakland consisting
Of three apartments overhead extra lot
FOR &ALE-Two apartment house with garage
FOR ShLE-Nce liza acre o with concrete block building
FOR SALE-NceY located 423 OF land Oakland
would make fine business location.
FOR SALE-Se hundred eightY-seven
situated along Route 49,
fishing boating swimming and ice skating;
$500 feet ski ~ motel II cabins modern 2st7u-
dining dance hail Lot cf nice tim
an ideal q school and winter sports
lot situated the south
end Q Second Street Oakland A real bargain.
living buiin kitchen Pear garage Stone and red
shingles heated bath, hot and cold water
Overooks Golf be sold to make settle
ment on mortgage. Can be financed
FOR sALE-Newy remodeIed Broom house situated lots
Mt lake Contains baths hot air heat base
ment q real sharp, very clean property.
ADAMS 6 ADAMS REAL ESTATE
OAKLAND, MD DE A2241
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USED TRUCKS

1861 Chevrolet V Ton Pickup
VS. with 3 speed trans, htr.
and defrosters, D/signals,
oil filter and rear bumper.
Extra good rubber. Guar
anteed OK.
1860 GMC $500 Tilt Cab-Equip-
ped with l01 VIC engine, S
sp. trans, 2 sp. rear axle,
full air brakes, power steer
ing. radio ard heater. Good
900x20 tires or cast wheel.
Top condition!
1859 Studebaker u Ton Pickup
Big &c" engine with three
speed transmission and
"twin-traction" rear axle,
electric Wipers, turn SID
nails and htr. and def. 9
body.
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1855 Mercury Convertible Cpe.
V9 with automatic trans,
new top and paint JOB.
1855 OIds Z Door Sedan - J8
with HYdramatic trans,
power brakes, radio and
heater. An extra solid buy!
1858 Chevrolet Sedan-Six CYL
indcrs with std. trans.
1858 Chevrolet = Door Sedan-6
cylinder with PoWerJlide.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-28
The Problem

Many college students find that the chief obstacle in get ting an education today is in finding q place to park.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-28
BOWLING NEWS

The HANDICAP TRIO is still being lead by Team No. 3. Midge Hudgins rolled the high game this week with 232 pins, followed by Pearl Trow- bridge and Bonnie Bettine who each earned a 2l8 game. Mill lie Marble rolled the high ser ies, getting 566 pins, Pearl Trowbridge rolled 565, and Midge Hudgins 560 total pins. Team No. 5 had high team game, getting 5l9 pins, and Team No. 6 rolled the high ser ies of 1430 pins.
 It looks like the Frontiers man gals insist on winning the HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE. They have quite lead over the other teams. Gotten Drilling and the Frontiersman tied for high game, each team getting 854. Gotten Drilling also had the high series with 2442. Mary Edmiston bowled a high game of PAP and 553 for her series. Cookie Balm rolled a 2l1 game and Gladys Swift a 5l8 series
 The Matanuska Valley Bank have q comfortable lead in the PINPOPPERS. They are fol-