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A $350,000 CHECK, representing the Fed
eral Government’s share of the cost of
water and sewer facilities to serve the new
U. S. Bureau of Standards to be con
structed near Gaithersburg, is received by
WSSC Member Morris V. Spied (right)
from Frank Santa Lucia, financial analyst
for the General Services Administration.
A g SPECIAL!
% fVjF April Is Rug Cleaning Month
w com * ' nto veur horn* and baautifully claan your
WALL-TO-WALL CARPETS
at a spatial prica for a limited time only
WOOLS COTTONS BLENDS
1 **?• **!• **• "Wc **!• Minimum order
NOW .... # f- sls
You mu>t mention this ad to raeaiva special.
20% OFF LO. 4-8104 ,
Cash and Carry —for rugs r ..
brought into our plant and |
Plandrews
Doily 8:30-5 Saturday 9-12:30 Hi
m CLEANERS OF
Member Net’l InMHulB UEad RUGS and CARPETS I
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(fn'liCp FORMERLY ANDREWS & BOYER
10540 Metropolitan Avenue, Kensington, Maryland
DELIVERED RIGHT
TO YOUR PROJECT!
• Agricultural Limestone • Mortar Cement
• Free-State Masonry • Crushed Stone
• Building and Spring Lime
BUILDERS OF STATE ROADS AND PRIVATE DRIVEWAYS
M. J. GROVE LIME CO.
A DIVISION OF THE FLINTKOTE COMPANY
1859 LIME KILN, MARYLAND 1961
%}. OVER A CENTURY OF SERVICE
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Frederick Plant Phone MOnument 2-1181
Boyds Plant Phone Diamond 2-2148
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Looking on are George H. Bollwinkel
(left) trust officer of Suburban Trust
Company, trustee in the transaction; and
Leo Freeman, GSA Counsel. The Bureau
of Standards plant will be served by the
WSSC’s water system in Gaithersburg and
the new sl.l million Rock Creek Intercep
tor-Muddy Branch sewerage system.
X the MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL '
Tuesday, April 25, 1961
Rockville Little Theatre
The Rockville Little Theater
announces the presentation of
its fourth production of the
1960-61 season.
The sophisticated comedy
"Lady Love,” by Rosemary Ca
sey, is scheduled for May 12th
and 13th at the Rockville Civic
Auditorium.
Under the direction of Ray
THE CLEAN-CUT 24
5 '/ 2 HP MOTOR
SPEED TO 5.8 MPII
This is the way to mow your lawn—the fast, com
fortable Clean-Cut way! Turn your mowing chores
into pleasure.
The Gravely Clean-Cut 24 isn’t just a power
ip— l ' -> l">. N.
lawn that’ll be the envy of the neighborhood.
. 5.5 HP gives you get up and go-power. Rear
wheel drive and rear wheel steering give you ma
neuverability that can’t be beat. Trimming points
gather grass, leave little or no trimming to do around
walks, trees, walls. With the Gravely Clean-Cut 24
you’ll be proud of the way your lawn looks.
E. E. HOBBS CO.. INC.
2400 University Boulevard, West
Wheaton, Md. LOckwood 4-7707
Protect Your Winter
Clothing and Blankets
With This Area's Finest
REFRIGERATOR COLD
STORAGE VAULT!
USE OUR UNIQUE
BOX STORAGE PLAN O'
Here are the facts:
• No cleaning cost now, but you still can Jiava your valuable
winter clothes cleaned and protected during tha summer
months.
• Storage charge of $5.95 due when first articles are removed
from storage.
® If you choose, in the Fall you may take out your order in two
portions, thereby making it easier on your budget.
• Our storage plan covers the garments of any avarage family
of four.
• Dry cltaning by our new Butler method . . . assurance of tho
very finest cleaning.
• Repairs, if necassary, can be done so that your clothes will be
ready to wear in the fell.
• Your artidas arc insurad up *o *2OO at no .xtra cost) axtra
valuation will ba charqed at 2 % .
• Ona day's netica is all that is naadad for dalivary in tha Fall.
This Plan Available at Our Bethesda and Rockville Storet
Hot, humid weather in damaging to furs. <|
] i Use our storage facilities. < I
PENTHOUSE
LAUNDRY—DRY CLIANING—RUG CLEANING—STORAGE
t'n4.r Manaa.nt.nt af Harry H. A Taay Writ.
491 f Bothosda Ava. Iraor AGP ttaral OL. 4-2434
HOCKS! 1 a.m.-i:3a p.m.; Sat. 'MI • p.m.
PENTHOUSE LAUNDRY SERVICE, Inc.
332 Cammarca Lana. Rockville
Hoar,: 7 ant. ta 4 p.ns. PO. 2-S2OO
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Maryman, w.ith Margaret Slater
assisting, the cast includes Jean
Holmes, Lucy Redkey, Camilla
Moore, Millicent Killian, Jack
Krentzlin, Stan Leshne and Joe
Fair.
Curtain will go up at 8:30
p.m. on both dates. Tickets
priced at $1.50 may be pur
chased at the door