HUTZLER'S

invites you

to a

REVUEof

COLLEGE

Friday at 7:30Community .Hall

Drop cven-tliing, girls, and be here w

>cc opeu the book of College Knowledge

for "63. Learn about 3MUe The Kid stuff

• . . get knit IJCKS uf sweaters layered on,

sweater-dresses, too.

Look for School Supply colors

red ink. parchment, blueprint—

and the Ifeo-Jfeon clashes.

See Coats and Capes on Parade

(to the tune of Plaids and

Stripes Forever). Hear The Shirt

Story and The Cotton Tales. ...

view The Late Hours' Gallery of

new formals . . . and more and more!

There's « volume of fashion data.in

store for you . . .

• so. don't miss the^fun!

Music- by a Juch Lederer pianist

REPEAT PERFORMANCE:

Saturday at 6:30

East-point wall level

CONSULT OURCOLLEGE BOARD

front row. Irft |o riulil:

Kra Emminizcr. TOWJOII Stale C

Judy Xoble, Gouclicr

Jnnc, Shapiro. \ a.vjir

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Jivinnn >"»/i'i/i»>/.'/''. Suoi'l Hr ia r

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Trophies Awarded:THE EVKMNG CAPITAL t^ AU* *.

Firemen Hold Parade At DeaEe SUPER GIANTMRS. BEREX1CK A. KOHl) ; pumper. first Place — Arnold: ;Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cri&ivr a:!i!-ir. ti:m> to

'H67-327S .... second place — Gaesvie: Best 'daughter Bronda50J GPM. first place -;Md:,vc«nly

"*ondAt the Ueale Vountew Kir*

partmenfs annual carnviai .rhursdav, Julv 18. about 45 units -VIarii*"x>: Best appearing brush; Mr. azxl Mrs.

vi-rv<:::o: McrK-

participated. Mr. Walter Long wasihe master of ceremonies. Judges

own*. Trophies awarded at tl*

: lX-a!o. igers o;' v

tiitck — Cape St. Claire: Best ap-iEastrport. Md. enjoyed a.doligh:-.pearing ladies auxiliary, first'ful tour tJuxxigh Eastern Shoiv.!

Best ap-'jtbe old bunting ground of Joimmajorettes, first — Lau-|Thonia» and visited Assaleague 1>-

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"relates; second — Hillside: a:id seeing groups of poiu-s

Best .appearing company, Histplace — SUver HiE: seoud —XorthBeach; Best appearing 750 GPM

I— Boulevard Heights; fourth —in various places on tin beaches.Berwyn Heights: fifth — Hyatts-jContinuing on down in Va. to caUville; sixth — Silver Hill; Compa-iwi friends and relations and then;ny coming tlie longest distance — jup Ocean City andRehoboth beach!

Mrs. LeeReadies ForAnnual fair

Hughesvilte; Best appearing am-bulance, first place — Seventh

and on into Delaware calling «n|Mr. Rogers' son. Classes were led h

L2.tA.I Mr*. Miirtiwl L. KflL'ersBird!

from Page »)She cited the quality and quantity(especially in the Junior Depart-ment) of the exhibitors and the"more Fine and Home Arts" thanother Fairs have. The State FairBoard is particularly impressedby the conservation exhibit, theFair board's own project, she ob-served.

The State of Maryland has con-tributed $5,500 this year, an in-crease over previous years. Infact, Mrs. Lee said, there will bean increase in almost all categor-ies concerning the Fair, includ-ing special, new features and ex-hibits.

ham Hills Rescue Units; Ladiesauxiliary coming the longest distaace — Earleigh Heights; Com-pany with most firemen in line —Allentown Road; Company withmost ladies in uniform — NorthBeach; Best band — Elks BoysBand: Best appearing comic —Boulevard Heights; Best appear-rescue unit — Morningside.

The men of the Deate Fire Com-pany who took part in their annu-al parade were: Chief Earl MeDaniels, Junior Windsor, RobertNutwell, Tommy Tucker, VernoBWilkerson, Gordon Phipps. Wil-liam Deale, and Preston Marshall.

Ladies of their auxiliary whoparticipated were: Mrs. LindaDobson. Miss Dorothy Ward, Pat-sy Beatty, Phyllis Thompson andIrene Ward. *

Majorettes were: Pam McCallis-

First Baptist Church of Deale ;ity of Maryland. College Park,Sunday School is at 9:45 A.M. The j Aug. 5-9. reveals that 4-H'e-sworship service is at 11:00 A.M.jdou't always grow up on farmsby the Rev. Benjamin N. Kerbyjor plan farming careers. Butand evening service is at 7:30 j they all value 4-H Club work.P.M. Wednesday prayer service is j This year's leaders who areeid at 8:00 P.M. j helping organize the yoiuis; menSunday School at Cedar Grove land women, ages 14 to 21, as well

Methodik Church is at 9:45 A.M.jas rousing their spirits within aworship at 11:00 A.M. by Rev. j framework of Indian irnduicn arcHarold L. May.

•HERE'S' WHAT'S IN STORE |ter. Patsy Lee Phipps, Junefor the thousands of visitors who! Green, Cheryl Morton. Pat More-will flock to the Fair, enjoy thejland, Renee Mred, Pam Smith,_:j ------ ...u:u:» *!,-:_ «;i,«-i«..>" Carlvn King Bobbie Klein, .fauiamidway, exhibit their "beste:and, ill the case of many persons,win prizes:

There will be a light end aheavy horse pulling contest, judg-ing of home and fine arts andgarden and farm exhibts, bandentertainment, fireworks, a hoot-enanny band for singing a l o n gand the never-seen-before cakedemonstration.

In addition, there will be a bak-ing demonstration, Japanese flow-ers demonstration, open c l a s sjudging of cattle and swine, theliorse and pony show, "a new Lit-tle League baseball game, a trac-tor pulling contest and a varietyshow.

The main attractions willinclude the parade of" princessesand crowning of the queen of the4nne Arundel County Fair, whowill also reign as Miss A n n eArundel County: and the reigningof the Maryland Tobacco Grow-ers Association queen over the torjacco events," including stripping

of tobacco and exhibits."We're encouraging children's

art this year," Mrs. Lee said,noting that previously childrenexhibited with adults. There willbe raised premium awards in theHome and Fine Arts Departmentsand several new classes havebeen added in many departments,including the pet show. T h e r cwill also be a demonstration onmatching shoes and hats.

Smith, Brenda King, Becky MeQueen, Holly Akers, RoselynSmith, and Debbie Roffo.

Mrs. Louise Jones of Church-ton, Mrs. Annie Jones, Mrs. Stan-ley Ford and Mrs. Earl McDan-iesl of Deale spent the day with

Our Lady of Sorrows and Holy j Greene of Karford County andFamily are having a ham and I Algonquin Nation Chief Bill Riggschicken supper Saturday, Aug. 10, of Queen Anne's County.from 1:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. at! Tlr>:r assistants are Iroquois'Owensville, also a baxaar on the j Pat Beard of Anne Arunde! Coun-grounds with many useful prize's, j ty and David Norris of Alleganyoutdoor bingo or game party.!County, and Algonquin's M i s t iClimax of the dav, grand drawing j Green "f Carroll County and Jimof $500.

S/Sgt and Mrs. Roy L. Smithand children Roselyn, Holly, andRoy Jr. attended the annualSquadron section party held atTatum acres Andrew Air ForceSase on Aug. 1st.

ARNOLDNEWS

By MARIAN L. DIETZMI. 7-2288

The home of Miss Susan Mil-ler was the scene of a bridalshower in honor of Miss Kerin.Bertl.

The shower was held on tiiepatio, which was decorated tosoft shades of yellow. A paleyellow cloth with draped edgecaught .up With yellow satinbm enhanced the table. Abride doll fashioned from doil-ies, carrying a .white leatherprayer book and • mtsugsy ofyellow mums centered the table.A large antique crystal bowlheld balls of ice cream in yel-low, lime and white.Guests included Mrs. Rudolph

11. mother of the bride. Mrs.Miller, Mary McGoury,

Ann Forrestel, Sue Gibbons, AnnLouise Jones, Mary FrancesJones, Ellen Witherite, AnnWright. Nancy Neidringhouse and

Last year was an example ofjMichele Pulliam.what is to come this year: all de-partments increased 15 per centover the year before.

Mrs. Lee, who does all her own,housework, in addition to her Fairchores and being with Van snd!iiis sister, Mary B=th, 5, likes toplay cards and'verv much".

cooking

CREATIVE WOMANIt's jumper Time!

Mr. and. Mrs. • James Dunphyand daughter, Susan, have re-turned from a trip to Ocean City.

Struyks Head

For FloridaMoving from our area is Mrs.

Richard Struyk and children. Rickand Judith Ann. They will joinLt. Cmdr. Richard Struyk in Pen-sacola. Fla. where CommanderStruyk is stationed aboard theUSS Lexington.

Thf Stnivkt linv

napoUs. 'Fontz: and Crafts — M:". ClaudeMrs. Walter Parks has returned illarlou-. .Mrs. Aubrev Bullen, .Mrs.

from, the Anne Arundel General i William Rilia and Mr.-=. JerriHospital in Annapolis wliere slieJHouck. Swimming, iiame-, sing-lias been a patient for several'ing. and tr;h:;l coan-.'tiiiua \veredays. jenjoyed by all |

Jlr. and Mrs. Stanley Ford cele- i ' " " * •> \brated their 34th wedding annivtr-j A look at the six youth leaders!sary on July 31. lai State 4-U Club Week. Uaiver*

Iroquiois Nation Chief D a v i d

Brenda Nicholson, daughter of girl."

Heavner of Allegany County.Though David " Greeno, Bill

Riggs and Pat Beard do live onfarms, all say that "4-H C l u bwork today is just as well design-ed for the surburban and urbanyouth as well as the rural boy or

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nicholsonwas 2 years old Saturday. July2G. Her maternal grandparents.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenny ofCamp Springs, and Mr. andMrs. George H. JNichoisou, Sr. ofChalk Point Road were guesis at;l)e party held for her at theiriome in Deale Beach.

S/Sgt. and Mrs. Roy L. Smithlave bought 2% acres of land onthe Chalk Point Road and arcplanning to build their new homesoon.

Greg and Lynn Olark of Rock-vilie,~ who have been

They agree too that 4-H Clubwork has influenced their careerchoices. Pat, a 1980 graduate ofAnnapolis Senior High School is asecretary for the Federal Bureauof Investigation in \Vashin2ton,D.C.

A leader in other realms of 4-H.Pat was a state and national win-ner in the leadership category, at-tending last year's National 4-HClub Congress in Chicago.

FAT OVERWEIGHT. visiting here in

Deale 'returned to their homeSunday- • "

Mrs. Marie Hardest;.-, Mrs.rracie Phipps and ]\Iiss Audrey

Winner, left Deala Wednesday tovisit Pvt Richard Hardesty whois stationed in Fort Gordon,Georgia. Richards, birthday wasFriday, Aug. 2, so they got there

Available to you without n <locn>r'sSDCndina i prescription. our jlfodict rall<-<lif,,.,,, ,-_ Odrlnex. You mart 1a*x ujrlr f=>t In

T «ay» <« your HM»»«.V Iwck.l« n tlnj- tablet itni «i«!ly i«ivalloiv-ed. Oet rid of nxce.«s fal-.jintl livilonK«--r. . OdHii.*x cofttji 9-1.00 aili! . I.<o)d on tlilii ^iiarntitec: It, nnt ?>nti*i-fied for any rcnson. Jner -Tcturu -tilJ>flc)fUX« to yottr llrurrist and KKvont- full nionr.v l)ack. No «ii>A.<itIf>iiA.kocl. OdHnts In »ol* with tillCtiunintec by:

KITCirl>- TtRUO STOnK*0 West St. — Jliiil Oriler:. Filltd

bonnie welcome uvmits iGAY

active in Naval Academv activi-ties and community affairs andjwill be greatly missed.

An afternoon tea was held atthe home of Mrs. Russell Roeder-er to welcome two newcomers tothe Pines-on-Severn community.

Honored guests were Ellie Greg-ory and Barbara Burdsau. Co-hostess of this affair v.-as Mns.Robert Lticke.

Mr. and Mrs. R. 0. Logsdonami family were recent guests ofMr. and '.Mrs. Robert Reed ofRoannkc. Va. Returning homewith the Logsdons was Mr. andMrs. Reed's (laughter. Carol.

PUn now to sttp into an 'enchantingworld of relaiffd fun in Glenburnie'sinformal club-like atmosphere, withprivate: golf course, water skiing,sailing and tennis at your doorstep.Luncheons al fresco on LakesideTerrace, nightly dancing. 'Americanplan. Bus to churches. Attractiverates. Early reservations advised,

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