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■■w — ' r t3| (|||lW Jj ■ .ifIHHHOofIE! m MRS. LESLIE WAGER, 9904 Broad st., Bethesda, second from right, was honored Saturday night by merchants of Con gressional Plaza Shopping Center as “Montgomery County’s Lucky Mother.” Mr. Wager is at extreme right while Sydney Marks, president of the merchants’ association, and his wife, are at left. Gosbee Photo. In Rockville from P. 1 Colorful Sales Event Planned ioned dress and two $25 bonds (donated by local banks) will be given as prizes for most appro priate garb. Lila Thomson of The Sentinel and Leo Paulin of the Paulin Papers will take a shank's mare tour of stores Sat urday morning to judge the em ployees. Adding to atmosphere of the general scene will be antique automobiles parked around town and a Keystone Cop, complete with billy, patrolling the streets. A special hoosegow will be con structed on the Court House Lawn and merchants caught without beards or mustaches may find themselves incarcer ated in the poky for violation of Old Fashioned Days law. Visitors to town next Friday and Saturda yare invited may in min in SHOE per MART 101 NO. WASHINGTON STREET ROCKVILLE OPEN THURS., FRI., SAT. EVENINGS Ladles' Cotton © SKIRT and BLOUSE M SETS -Jfc • SKIRTS 2.98 and 3.77 • BLOUSES 1.98 and 2.9 S I fCMV Siino lot. 10 SANDALS /fk\ CJ Straw and Uothr X a ] 7 2.88 | CANVAS Mn . CASUALS VENTILATED SHOES Pumpi and Tte* yQC Sii.s 2.39 2.99 ,eY * Children’s Goodyear ft ■ Men's tennis shoes *B^r* cll ?7r in i tvi 1.1 CASUALS 1.99 2.99 3.95 childrens shoesA^||^ fU'i 2- 94 • Men's and Boy*' SHORTS iPjj ’Y 1.98 to 3.69 llf ti * M *" s and B °y s> K NIT SHIRTS ILiyj 198 *> 3.95 urged to Join the fun and come in old-fashioned garb, or whatever they feel fits in with the occasion. Old cars, horses and wagons, horses and buggies also are invited. A complete list of participat ing merchants and prizes as well as sensational bargains to be available will appear in the next issue of The Sentinel. FFA Judging Results Melvin Shoemaker, Robert AH nutt and Bernard Zimmerman, members of the Poultry Judging Team sponsored by the Gaith ersburg chapter of the Future Farmers of America nailed down fifth place in FFA judging con tests held recently at Md. U. Realtors’ Session The 10th and final session of the Education Committee Seminar for the associate mem bers of the Montgomery Coun ty Board of Realtors will be held at 8:30 a.m. May 19 in the Perpetual Building auditorium. SENTINELS^ A2 ■ Thursday, Miy 14, 1459 By Council Two Study Groups Are Appointed Two committees to study important Montgomery County problems were named by the County Coun cil this week. The first was a committee of 10 to study soil erosion, natural topography and open-fepace plan ning. This committee grew out of a seminar on those subjects sponsored by the County Coun cil last week. The second committee will number 12 individual members and 10 organizations when it starts looking into recreation and park services in the county. The soil conservation commit tee has been charged with an analysis of the recent seminar. It will present its analysis and recommendations to the County Council as soon as possible. The recreation committee was in structed to report to the Coun cil on or before January 1. Members of the conservation committee will include Mason A. Butcher, Director of Public Works; Arthur K. Stellhorn, di rector of planning for the Mary land-National Capital Park and Planning Commission; an engi neer-designate from the Wash ington Suburban Sanitary Com mission; Alfred H. Carter, Coun ty Attorney; a member of the Montgomery County Delegation to the General Assembly; a rep resentative of the Montgomery County Soil Conservation Dis trict; a member of the Izaak Walton League of America; DISCOVER THE BIG DIFFERENCE AT PEOPLES IN TODAY'S w ™ rutcHAMs (glK\ C ”t A L <JY r° I JL P D U ™ g C stt S *■ Maitr ■ktlm, at tinldi lira, not ~ ■* ****** * at< Tftdl K**’ N?f|RrtV/ 1-1 Nwttih. MaM mo heal ion at aay Pniloi Drue Stora/ 00c I TAMPAX $1.28 Zmßs SST*. 88* YE DROPS I TANNING CREAM I Zo I MiIN ( 28* -- . Da 47 C ‘Mnltti Mf. Doillt Pills NMn Mn 59* *•*•• Prtoo 77 vm ~-t a n- ihtm sroat emucm na hmc? .is Polaroid Cool-Ray i A cere 006 waio anMW P” pitJo 39* sl.lß Asaph TaMal* J ISL w. BP UNO ASSES SI.OO Brook Shampoo S!“ 56‘ BlJaioplHiSomaoaaaStr ,s(* Jy IAO Edoa Shampoos sei;, s6o artot saßiar liLTSL 44* $2.00 Lilt Permanent '^,“*“l|jo 280 EC. Pandora K l6* f*J VI! 79c Barbaool Prulo S4> | as. J7o El-Lai 24* 53c VASELINE | 53c COLGATE ~ _1 OET *,, 62* Milk Maptsia . 56 e 31 e 89c Pad* Bioaral LSTm. 36“ 41 e 39* $1 Jl Radas a*r*r ILjX ll* Discounts on Films BOcMeoneni LaHiar S? do. $1 J$ MM TabM* £L m. *7j* 53c Palmolive ££■., 38* 18* Levari* Ha* WortSjrß. M *** p ™ Pw S62* lahhiag Alaakal {Sf*" - * ||* m uuia h.m unau suj emtmm , c Toothpaste Bombs ?“£“ (2* # I - . S>m,r> VERICHROMI KOOACOIOR KOOACHROME “ _ .. . klSili 38* WhHa Vataliaa . "*! '" ™ .*': “• 89e PolidMl SSST'43* 75, Magaoatiaa 39* s l- 09 - S 2 W “’ k 7c Faeteeth SS~4P 48a OartaraLhar PHI* 34* SIJO Meaao,, Baby Oil"- 68* BL-uSiV-as ?Lf^^ BULBS 60c Mennens Baby Powder 9 e nT r *" lll,jlr mmHit nmtn. mi OO $1.09 Bordens Brtinii 94* W. F. Carl Is Dead; Was 38 William F. Carl, 38-year old owner of Martin’s Dairy and Master of Fox Hounds at the Goshen Hunt, died of an appartent heart attack at his home Tuesday afternoon. He died only hours after vis iting a heart specialist. His wife drove him home after the doc somebody from the Suburban Maryland Builders Association; the Maryland Highway Contrac tors’ Association, and the Mary land Society of Engineers. The recreation committee will look for any duplication of rec reational services supplied by any government or other or ganization in the county with respect to improvement of an overall program of recreation. Individuals named to the com mittee include Jerome J. Harris, Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt, Robert Hacken, John Cerniglia, Frank Bliss, jr., Cody Pfansteihl, Mrs. James H. Mann, Everett R. Jones, Mrs. Phillip Thorson, Dr. Grant L. Hagen, Mrs. Shirley Barshay, and Eugene P. Mor gan. Organizations represented in clude the Allied Civic Group, Montgomery County Civic Fed eration, the Montgomery Coun ty Chamber of Commerce, the County Recreation Board and the County Youth Commission, the Montgomery County League of Women Voters, the Montgom ery County Juvenile Court Com mittee, Adventure Theater, Montgomery Players and the Community Arts Association. tor advised rest and he had lain down for a nap. He wakened a half hour later and complained of difficulty in breathing. His wife called a doc tor and the Gaithersburg Res cue Squad but Mr. Carl was dead when they arrived. His wife said doctors would perform an autopsy in light of the suddenness of his death. Mr. Carl had been under the care of another doctor for gall stones. Mr. Carl was an enthusiastic fox hunter. His 360-acre farm. Aron, on Blunt rd., North of Gaithersburg was the frequent scene of hunt breakfasts and other activities associated with fox hunting. He kept four horses. He became MFH of the Gost en Hunt about a year ago fol lowing a falling out with Thom as T. Mott, sr., founder of the Redland Hunt. Mr. Carl and sev eral members of the Redland Hunt left Mott and formed the Redland Hunt Association. A bitter controversy over hunt territory to be used by the two groups and over the similarity of the names of the two hunts resulted in the formation of the Goshen Hunt, which rode on the west side of Georgia ave. ex tended while the Redland Hunt rode on the east side. Mr. Carl was a native of the District and a graduate of Mc- Kinley Technical High School. kcMjJSoa! f 4 [Plumbing & Heating j \ Contractor t • j l PO. 2-0472 \ Rockville, Md. 1 *aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*J Lewd Photo Four Montgomery County men convicted of conspiring to take lewd photographs of a Rockville woman were placed on one year’s probation after their sen tences were suspended generally in Montgomery County Circuit Court yesterday. Judge Thomas M. Anderson told the men they had suffered punishment enough in the pub lic's eyes and that furthermore, he did not feel their crimes were A broken hip during childhood kept him from volunteering for military service during World War II so he joined his father, Edmund O. Carl in his auto re pair business known as Call Carl. The senior Carl was founder of the business. About three or four years ago, William Carl left the auto busi ness and bought into the Mar tin’s Dairy on Georgia ave. ex tended. Eventually he purchased control of the dairy from the j Martins, his cousins. A little over seven years ago he married Sarah O’Boyle, wi dow of the founder of O’Boyle COAL FUEL OIL • QUALITY FUELS • PROMPT DELIVERY • RADIO CONTROLLED TRUCKS JUniper 9-1771 E. C. KEYS & SON INCORPORATED Silver Spring, Maryland •404 Georgia Avenue ESTABLISHED IN 1889 Sentences Suspended planned or a part of a syndi cate. Freed were: Donald F. Fisher, 38, of 1308 Veirs Mill rd.; Charles C. Thompson, 36, of 1610 Burris Tank Lines, a fuel oil concern in Washington. Mr. O’Boyle per ished when his yacht exploded in the Potomac river in 1948. Mrs. O’Boyle brought five children to the marriage and she and Mr. Carl subsequently had four more. Ail survive Mr. Carl. In addition to his presidency of Martin’s Dairy, Mr. Carl was a director of O'Boyle Tank Lines, Inc., and director of the Metropolitan Federal Savings and Loan Association of Bethes da. He also was a member of q. d. ARMSTRONG me. PROMPT _ Call CLearwater 3-2378 ( SPring 4-7878 iS)(2| Nights, Sundays and Holidays 24-HR. BURNER SERVICE Call Gaithersburg 94 rd.; Earl N. BarcherS, 36, of the 1100 block of Highwood rd., all of Rockville, and Francis J. Sweeney, 35, of 4710 Bayard dr., Chevy Chase. the St. Martin’s Catholic Church in Gaithersburg. In addition to his parents, his wife and a brother, Edmund O. Carl, jr., Mr. Carl is survived by his nine children who are, in order of age: Mrs. Mary Ann Clapsaddle, of Bethesda, Martha, Kathleen, Eileen and Richard O'Boyle, Sarah Jane, William, Elizabeth, and Joanne Carl. A requiem mass will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Mar tin’s Church and burial will fol low in the Gate of Heaven Ceme tery.