Weekly Thought

There isn't much fun in hav- ing nothing to do; the fun is having lots to do and not do- iEntinitsburg Timonitte ing it. SERVING THE WONDERFUL PEOPLE OF THE CATOCTIN MOUNTAINS VOLUME XCV, NO. 32 EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975 SINGLE COPY, 10c lArea Deaths Adult Education 'Accident Victim Outstanding Fines Community Day JOHN -J. ALTHOFF Summer Classes Seriously Injured Delay Tag Renewal Activities Set Rost Anything John J. Althoff, 79, Emmits- burg R1, died at his home at Four high school equivalen- A 19-year-old Emmitsburg Maryland motorists with un- The program has been. an- 11:3'0 o'clock Saturday morn- cy classes sponsored by the man is listed in serious condi- paid parking tickets face the nounced for the third annual At 4 Glance ing. Board of Education are con- tion in the intensive care unit possible withholding of their Emmitsburg Community Day He was a native of Pikes- tinuing through the summer. of the York General Hospital 1976 tag renewal application tomorrow, July 4. Starting the ville, a son of the late Joseph Held at Thurmont, Emmits- after he was involved in a one under the Motor Vehicle Ad- activities at 2 p.m. will be a Yeihirtaii - F. and Stella Ford Althoff burg, Brunswick and Freder- car accident Monday night. ministration's new "flagging" parade down Main Street to and husband of Flora M. An- ick, the classes may be entered Jeffrey Michael Keilholtz of procedures now being distrib- the Community Park. At the drew Springer Althoff. He at any time and are free to Rt. 1, Emmitsburg, was in- uted to counties, cities, and park, a program honoring the was a member of St. Joseph's the students. jured when the car he was towns throughout the state. VFW Ambulance Corps will If you've been out East Catholic Church, Emmitsburg, Like the other three, the driving eastbound along Har- In a letter alerting county be held. Games, including Main Street in the past couple and was a retired employe of Thurmont class is open to ney Road, approximately two executives and commissioners, scavenger and treasure hunts, of days, you've probably no- Henry J. Knott, Inc., Balti- anyone interested in studying miles north of Emmitsburg, mayors, town managers, and will follow for the younger ticed that work has begun on more. for the GED test (for the rah off the right side of the chiefs of police, E children. the new Super Thrift store! roadway, struck a tree and son, motor vehicle administra- Mr. Althoff was a veteran of state high school diploma) or At 3:30, the all-star softball I suppose all the 'bugs' have overturned. State police re- the action was being World War I, serving with the just hopeful for improvement tor, said doubleheader will get under been ironed out between the port that an apparent high to the pro- 313th Infantry Company in the in reading, math, and lang- taken "pursuant way. Forty-four members of state road department and the rate of speed was a contribut- 66/12, sec- Argonne Forest offensive. He uage skills. The class meets visions of Article the Emmitsburg Slowpitch builders . . . I understand was ing factor in the accident. tion 16-109.1." The law was inducted May 18, 1916, at Thurmont Elementary Softball League will make up that's what was holding things and Keilholtz was first trans- enacted at the 1974 session of was discharged at Fort 1School from 7 to 9 p.m. on • Construction began this week on the new Super the National and American di- up. Meade ported to the Annie Warner Assem- May 23, 1919. He was Tuesdays and Thursdays in Thrift Store at the east end of town. the Maryland General visions. No doubt, it'll be months a member of the Wallbrook the teacher's room. Hospital in Gettysburg, in the bly. before the grocery store is American Legion Post 118 of Three other classes also CYA Tennis Clinic Statistics Show VFW ambulance, and was lat- For those wishing to see the actually built . . but who Baltimore. meet at 7 p.m. on Tuesdays er transferred to the York Next February, according to younger members of the com- thought our pool would take Surviving are his wife, a and Thursdays. The Emmits- Opens Registration Unemployment Off hospital. Damage to his late Johnson, instead of receiving munity indulge in sports, a so little time to construct? daughter, Mrs. Esther burg group can be found at model car was estimated at a tag renewal application, a Little baseball game * * * McFad- League den, Emmitsburg; two grand- Seton Center. The Brunswick The Catoctin Youth Associ- Unemployment in Maryland $1,000. motorist with one or more out- will start at 6:00 p.m. Sche- Speaking of the pool, and children and four great-grand- High School class meets in ation is sponsoring a Tennis dipped slightly in May, down standing parking citations will duled to play are the Dodgers I've been doing a lot of that children; two sisters and a bro- room 107. The Frederick class Clinic and Tournament for 1,800 from April, but still 71,- Hagerstown Area receive a letter from the iu- and Giants. lately, memberships are still ther, Mrs. Helen Rafferty and also meets on Tuesday and boys and girls, ages 10 thru 500 more than last May, ac- nicipality where the violation available from Gene Myers, Miss Mabel Althoff, both cf Thursday from 7-9 p.m. in the high school, July 7-13. Ms. cording to the monthly em- Scene Of Survey occurred, informing him that The day's events will close chairman of the Swimming Baltimore, and Robert Althoff, Community Information Cent- Gail Quick, the Tennis Direct- ployment report released this his application is being with- with a dance to be held behind Pool Board. From the looks Towson. er, 100 S. Market St. or, will conduct registration week by the Department of Motorists driving in the held or "flagged." the post office. Dancing will of things, the pool seems for the Clinic on July 7, from Employment and Social Serv- start at 7 p.m. and continue Funeral services were held A course in English as a Hagerstown area between now Once the motorist pays all ready for swimmers. 6 p.m., at the Catoctin ices. until 10. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock Second Language is also being 5 to and Thursday, August 7, may fines and presents a receipt Remember, the tentative op- with a Mass sponsored by the Board of High School gym. A separate The statewide rate of unem- as of Christian Bur- be stopped and questioned from the municipality as proof Keep July 4th an accident- ening date is July 15th! registration will be held on ployment was 7.5 per cent, the ial at St. Joseph's Church Education. That group is sche- to their place of residence, of payment at any MVA of- free by in * * July 10 for the tournament. compared to 7.7 per cent in holdiay staying with the Rev. Fr. Harry Kuhn duled for Thomas Johnson destination of their trip, and fice, MVA will release the ap- I'm sorry to report that There is for April and 3.8 per cent in town and helping to make Em- officiating. Interment was in High School, 7 to 9 p.m., Tues- no fee members May, the purpose of their trip. This plication. But "well in ad- James Fritz lost his barn of the a $1.00 rnitsburg's third Community the Emmitsburg Memorial days and Thursdays in room CYA and fee 1974. survey of motorists is part of vance," he added, probably in (and its contents) in a fire for Employment in the state Day a real success. Cemetery. Wilson Funeral 47. non-members. the Hagerstown - Washington November, the motorist will over the weekend. His prize The was up approximately 10,000, Home, Emmitsburg, was in For further information. Clinic is to develop County Transportation Study receive a warning letter from hogs were unharmed, though, tennis. reaching 1,697,200 in May, charge of arrangements. contact te Adult Education and/or improve Par- to be conducted by the Mary- the municipality concerned, re- YMCA Announces and no other livestock was nearly 25,000 . Office at the Board of Educa- ticipants will be divided into down, however, land Department of Transpor- minding him of the violation or killed in the blaze, for- * * * year ago. The civilian hurt tion. The phone number is ability groups. The tourna- from a tation, in cooperation with the and affording him an opportun- Swimming Lessons ETHEL JANE SPEELMAN force increased for the tunately. 662-9200, ext. 267. ment will be designed to pro- labor City of Hagerstown and Wash- ity to make payment. One hog, or perhaps I should Mrs. Ethel Jane Speelman, vide fair competition for be- third consecutive month, ris- ington County. The major ob- The YMCA will give swim- say ham, v‘ as lost, however. I 61, N. Se Emmits- For ginners, intermediate, and ad- ing by 8,500 to 1,835,800 in jective of the study is the de- ming lessons at the Catoctin understand that Mr. Fritz, burg, dica last Thursday at New Motion vanced players. May. velopment of both short- and Mrs. Fitzgerald High School pool beginning grateful to the firemen, fed 12:30 a.m. in the Annie M. The tennis courts at Catoc- long-range highway needs for Monday, July 7, for a two of jobless in, them a country ham lunch Warner Hospital, Gettysburg. Historic District tin High School, Thurmont The number the Hagerstown region. Awarded Masters week period. Classes will be when the hot work was over. Midle School, and the Town the Baltimore Metropolitan The survey began at 7 a.m. held from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at She was a The Emmitsburg Historical Mrs. Sharon Fitzgerald was Of course, we're all glad life-long resident Park, will be used. A quali- Area rose 3,200 over the on Monday. Routes to be sur- the cost of $10.0 for 10 lessons, of Emmitsburg and Society held its regular meet- recently graduated from to have our volunteer firemen i was a fied coaching staff will con- month to 82,100. The rate of veyed include U. S. 11, U. S. with 10 students to each - ing on Thursday, June 26, Georgia State University in around, as their presence has daughter of the late Charles duct classes and transporta- unemployment was 8.9 per Md. 60, Md. 63, 1-70, and group. with Miss Slinor Lakin as 40, She received a Mast- proven lifesaving in case after E. and Emma L. Miller Wills. tion will be provided between cent, compared to 8.6 per cent questioned Atlanta. Miss Lakin, an 1-81. Motorists degree in Ear- Registration will be held ev- .ase over the years. She is survived by a sop, guest speaker. courts. A special attraction in April and 4.1 per cent in any er of Education will not have to fill out Educa- ery day prior to the beginning * * Dewey A. Hess, Mt. Airy, and architect from Hagerstown, at 6 p.m. ly Childhood/Special will be held July 8 May, 1974. forms; this will be done by classes at the pool between Last week I mentioned the 10 brothers and sisters: Jesse kindly consented to return to tion. of at the Catoctin High School those takning the survey. The 10 a.m. and 6 petition to have a District Wills, Florida; John Wills, aid in the discussion on the Employment in the Balti- the hours of courts: Slugger Rice and Dick information gathered in the returned to Augs- p.m. If further information Court Commissioner located in Carroll Wills, Mrs. Nettie Ash- advisability of the town be- more area was essentially un- She has Hahn will give a tennis exhi- survey will be used to determ- Germany, where her call Jack Patterson document baugh, Mrs. Lottie Boyer, Mrs. coming an Historic District. changed between April and burg, is needed, Emmitsburg. That bition. ine the travel habits and pat- Fitzgerald, is - Chares Hess, Mrs. Leo Riden- Miss Lakin and Ernest R. May at 836,800, but was 20.- husband, Dennis or Lois Wastler at the pool • is still in the town office, The Catoctin Youth Associa- terns of Hagerstown area res- U. S. Army. our, Mrs. Herbert Click, Mrs. Shriver, chairman of the Plan- 500 lower than a year ago. Ef- stationed with the 271-7880. awaiting your signature. t;nn has La - ,ather definite idents. a teaching Ridenour, Jr., all of ram- ning & Zoning coanniissionaied fective May 1, 1116tropilitan She has accepted programs it will sponsor this September with mitsburg, and Mrs. Ruth the discussion, presented the Baltimore was reclassified to position for As yet, however, there are year, consisting of a Track Augsburg. Local Barn Lost Brown, Fayetteville. required information, and an- "D" area, indicating sub- Stamps Feature a private school in only 40 some signatures on Clinic and Tournament, July a form- She was a member swered pertinent questions to unemployment. Mrs. Fitzgerald is the the petition, and we'll need a of the 28 thru August 2; Midget stantial In Sunday Blaze Ladies 'of the the satisfaction of all pres- er Sharon M. Goetz of Fair- lot more to make an impres- Moose, Gettys- Football, beginning August 15 Uniform Designs burg, and the American Le- ent. During May, the Unem- field, Pa. companies re- sion in our state representa- and Basketball beginning in Four area fire gion of Attending the meeting were pliyment Insurance Division Military Services is the next tives. Auxiliary Emmitsburg. November. sponded to a barn fire at the Funeral services were Zoning Administrator Patrick received, statewide, a weekly subject of a commemorative Rt. Perhaps someone could take held Catoctin Youth Association Teen Center Hours farm of James R. Fritz, Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Boyle and two town commis- average of 6,928 initial regu- stamp. This block of four 1975 Emmitsburg, early Sunday the petition around town? I was, formed to promote and 2, Wilson Funeral Home, Em- sioners, J. Norman Flax and lar unemployment insurance commemorative stamps honors but were unable to know many people would like sponsor wholesome, enjoyable Changes Listed morning, mitsburg, with the Rev. Harry Rosenseel. claims, and an average of 61,- the 200th anniversary year of structure which to sign, but simply haven't Ernie recreation for the youth (un- save the T. Kuhn officiating. Interment 300 continued .claims for a the United States Military During the months of July housed 200 bales of straw, COO had the chance to stop in the der 18 years of age or still in was in the new St. Joseph's After due consideration, the total weekly average claim Services. The stamps depict and August, the Teen Center and over one ton town office. (There were 160 school) of the Cato( tin bales of hay Cemetery, Emmitsburg. society adopted the following high load of 68,228. In May, 1974, uniforms worn by the Contin- will be open only on Wednes- people at the citizen's meet- School draw area. The of feed. motion: "In order to preserve High initial claims averaged 2,931 ental Army, Navy, Marines, day from 6:30 to 9:30 and ing two weeks ago, so I'd ex- association is governed by a the historic nature of Emmits- per week and continued claims and American Militia during Saturday from 6:30 to 10:30. Volunteer firemen fro.m Em- pect at least that many signa- Majority Cards constitution and by-laws and burg, we recommend to the averaged 23,542, for a total the Revolutionary War. 'The Center will be closed on rnitsburg, Rocky Ridge, Tan- tures on the petition!) incorporated. Officres are * * * town Burgess and Commission- is weekly average of 26,473. Saturday, July 5 and on Tues- eytown, and Thurmont, were Will Be Issued Bud Thompson, president; Which reminds me, when ers that the zoning ordinance The designs of the stamps days and Thursdays during able to save all livestock, in- Paul Nolan, vice president; RG were unveiled ih Washington were our Burgess appoints the Citi- The Motor Vehicle Admin- be amended to include an his- EMMITSBU July and August. cluding rabbits which Larry Freshman, secretary, 21 at a Philatelic zen's Committee, I trust he'll istration begin issuing the Age toric district zoning." on April caged in the burning barn. and Buddy Hagelin, treasurer. SOFTBALL LEAGUE Lecture sponsored Myers let us know Nyho they are. (I of Majority Card, a photo- A letter has been sent to Dedicatory Winners of last week's Fire Chief Eugene The Board of Directors is com- jointly by the Postal Service are the barn as a total have an inclination to volun- identification card providing the town Burgess, Richard M. W eight ball pool tournament reported posed of these officers and six American Division Smithsonian Institu- teer, myself.) proof of identification for any Sprankle, asking that this mo- and the as follows: Age 12-13, 1st, loss. directors-at-large. The direct- Freeman Shoe 11 4 of the stamps I'll do my best, though, to legal purpose or commercial tion be considered at the town tion. Issuance Shawn Higgins; 2nd, Tony are Chuck Collins, Doris Blue Mountain 13 5 Pistal Service rec- Firemen fought for over 3 keep you informed of the transaction on July 1. Ejner council meeting on Monday, ors continues Myers. Age 14-15: 1st, Jay Radtke, Jerry Moore, Bill VFW Publics 12 6 the Bicentennial of hours to keep the blaze from progress of that committee. J. Johnson, State Motor Ad- July 7th. ognition of Hewitt; 2nd, Doug Myers. Age Jake Spalding and Pat Ott House 7 10 Revolution. spreading to other out-build- For those of you who have ministrator. announced today. Emmitsburg's Historical So- Boyd, the American 16 and over, 1st, Jim Scott; Country Cousins 15 will go on sale ings. unpaid parking fines, beware! The card, according to John- ciety has set a new date as Leahy. This stamp 2nd, Mike Lupinski. Girls' CYA sells two types of National Division W Saturday, July There's a chance you won't son, will be wallet-sized and the deadline for charter mem- The at our office, winners were: 1st, Brenda. memberships, individual and Knights of Columbus 11 6 be able to get your 1976 auto contain a color photograph of bership: August 1, 1975. The Cool and 2nd, Kim Gore. Petitioners And An individual mem- Myers Radio & TV 10 6 5, 1975. license. Or so the Motor Ve- it is is- previous cutoff date was Jan- family. the person to whom provides the right to Lutheran Church 6 9 George E. Rosensteel, PM. hicle Administration has said as the person's uary 1, 1976. bership sued, as well the business af- The Palms 7 10 Senior Citizens Volunteers Needed this week. Therefore, pay Therefore, all persons in- participate in height, weight, sex and date association. A Brown's Grocery 2 13 those fines- Don't wait 'til terested in joining the His- fairs of the FFA And Grange The Emmitsburg Council of of birth. membership provides Last. Week's Results To Meet July 15th the tickets are turned over He added that the card is torical Society as a charter family Churches urges the residents for both parents Myers Radio & TV 9, 5; Coun- to the county court . . . you accordance member should contact Kath- membership reguar meeting of the of our community to sign the being issued in provides eligible de- try Cousins 8, 4 To Shock Wheat The may find yourself without a with legislation enacted at the ryn Warthen at the Emmits- and also Emmitsburg Senior Citizens petition at the Town Office, the right to partici- Lutheran Church 18; Brown's Blembers fo the Thurmont legal right to drive. 1974 session of the Maryland burg Public Library prior to pendents Club will be held at the Log which seeks to place an officer programs without a Grocery 9 and * • * General Assembly, but not ef- August 1. pate in and Emmitsburg Granges Cabin at St. Joseph's College of the District Court in Em- at a lower fee than Myers Radio & TV 12; K of C 5 FFA Alumni will be Nearly everyone has receiv- fective until July 1 of this fee, or Catoctin on Tuesday evening, July 15, mitsburg. Also the Cduncil non-members. This year, Palms 18; Blue Mt. 9 and shocking 5 acres ed a letter from the Emmits- year. for cutting at 6:30 p.m., in the form of a invites interested citizens to Upcoming Reunion individual membership is Blue Mt. 7, 5; Country Cous- this Saturday, July burg Community Chorus, I'm "The bill was passed," he an of wheat covered dish social. The Club serve on a Citizens' Commit- and a family mem- ins 6, 4 a.m., on the farm of led to believe. (Better search said, "in conjunction with re- only $1.00 5, at 11 will furnish the meat, bread tee, now being formed by the Class Of 1970 $3.00. Member- Friday's Games' Myers, 31/2 miles through the trash can.) The lated legislation reducing the For bership only Rodman and beverages. Please bring Mayor, to follow through on may be obtained by con- All-Star doubleheader at Com- north of Thurmont on Smith the sugestions that came from Chorus is asking donations. age of majority in Maryland Graduates of the Catoctin ship covered dish of food and place tacting Mrs. James D. Camp- munity Field, 3:30 p.m. Road. The wheat field is lo- June 18 meeting in the They're still thousands of dol- from 21 to 18." High School Class of 1970 are setting. the (271-2369). Member- Sunday's Games cated on Kelbaugh Road near Hall. Simply contact the lars away from their goal... The card will be available at reminded trat reservations are bell Fire may also be purchased Myers Radio & TV at Ott Smith Lumber Co. This wheat of your willingness to and the trip to Rome this Sep- MVA offices throughout the still being accepted for their ships Mayor raising events and at House, ll/ISM. will be used for threshing at Local Student tember. So read over their state and will cost $5.00. Per- five year reunion to be held at fund serve. registrations for participation Lutheran Church at Blue Mt., the 19th annual Thurmont and letter, and if you can, help sons applying for the card at Stonehenge on August 2. programs. Community Field Emmitsburg Community Show Enters College them out. must be at least 18 years old 1975. Deadline for reserva- in 'N Friends * r Brown's Grocery at the Palms, to be held on Sept. 12, 1.1, and Food and a resident of Maryland. been extended to tions has Middle School 14, at Catoctin High School. Harold Engelstatter has Many of us will be enjoy- The law also requires that July 15 rather than July 5 Pittinger Finishes Monday's Games been admitted to study in the Menu, July 8 & 10 ing a three-day vacation this application be made in person previously announced. The as Freeman Shoe at Brown's Gro- Fall Semester at Shepherd Col- weekend. As usual, I'd like and that proof of age and per person ($20 At The menu for the Food 'n cost is $10 Training Course cery, Middle School Splash Dance lege, Shepherdstown, W. Va. to offer some advice: Please identity be submitted at the per couple) and may be mail- Friends meals for next week K of C at VFW Publics, Com- don't drink and drive. The time application is made. ed to any of the following: Private Michael C. Engelstatter, son of Josef has been announced as follows; Army munity Field Area High School holiday traffic statistics are Only a birth certificate, un- Mary Ann Gearhart, Em- Pittinger, son of Mr. and K. Engelstatter, is a 1975 St. Tuesday, July 8-12 Noon Tuesday's Games frightening. der the law, is acceptable as mitsburg, Md. 21727; Paulette Mrs. Daniel W. Pittinger, 1R2, Catoctin High School will Joseph's Higs School gradu- Fish Portions with Tartar Blue Mt. at Myers Radio & Have a good Fourth of July! proof of age. As proof of Mathias, Box 80, Rocky Ridge, Emmitsburg, completed eight be sponsoring a Splash Dance ate. At Shepherd College he Sauce TV, Middle School identity, at least one back-up Md. 21778, or Connie Michael. weeks of advanced individual on July 11 from 8 to 11 p.m. plans to major in health and Parslied Potatoes Palms at K of C, Community identification document con- Rt. 2, Emmitsburg, Md. 21727. training at the U. S. Army For this event, the high school physical education. Lettuce Salad Field taining the applicant's name All members of the class Center, Ft. Knox, Ky. pool will be open from 7:30 Pudding Armor Thursday's Games Shepherd College Fall Dynamics Schedule and signature will be required. are urged to make their res- 'til 10:30 p.m. Se- Bread and Butter Lutheran Church at Free- mester will begih with fresh- The Age of Majority card is ervations as soon as possible. During the training, stu- Ronnie Black, Dale Webster, Milk MSM man orientation on August 18. July 4th Parade intended for permanent use dents learn the duties of a man Shoe, Donnie Welsh and Jimmy at Ott House, Classes will begin on July 10-12 Noon need not be renewed. Eyes Vulnerable To tank crewman, including the Country Cousins Letheridge, who comphise the Wednes- Thursday, The parade schedule for the and day, August 20. firing of the tank's armament Community Field group, "Alpha," will be play- Chili Con Carni Dynamics during the next Injury From Fireworks and small weapons. They Brown's Grocery at VFW Pub- ing for the dance. Tossed Salad week will include Emmits- LL All-Star Game also receive instruction in field lics, Middle School The cost per person is $1.50, Cheese Wedge burg's Community Day Pa- The eyes are particularly radio operation, map reading for couples $2.50. Bread and Butter rade on July 4, and the Har- Set For July 21st vulnerable to injury from fire- and tank maintenance and re- ON DEAN'S LIST Applesauce ney Parade on July 9. works, according to the Mary- pair. VFW Auxiliary Meeting Milk Lineup for the 4th of July The Emmitsburg Little land Society for the Preven- Deborah S. Watkins of 309 parade will be at 1:30, while League will meet Sunday, The regular meeting of the tion of Blindness. FIREMEN TO MEET N. Seton Avenue, Emmitsburg, the lineup time for next Wed- July 6 at 1 p.m., at the VFW. This United Fund Agency has been named to the Dean's Ladies Auxiliary to Emmits- Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Bent- nesday will be 6:30 p.m. The Little League All-Star urges all parents to protect The regular monthly meet- List at Frostburg State Col- burg Memorial Post 6658, Vet- ley and childreh, Scott & Les- It was announced that the game will be held Monday, their children from possible ing of the Vigilant Hose Co. lege for her outstanding aca- erans of Foreign Wars, will ley, of Lindon, Ont., Can., are Dynamics captured the third July 21 at 6 p.m. at the local loss of sight by oloserving reg- will be held Tuesday evening, demic achievement during the be held July 10 at 7 p.m., im- Two wrongs can never make visiting with Mrs. Bentley's place trophy in the Walkers- Little League Park. The op- ulations outlawing fireworks July 8, in the Fire Hall, be- second semester of the 1974- mediately following the Mini a right. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Har- ville parade Monday night. ponent will be Sykesville. except under permit. ginning at 8 p.m. 75 academic year. Covered Dish Social. ry Scott, Villa Rest. PAGE TWO EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975 I. certain valuable livestock or ed that $140 million be auth- YOUR VETERINARIAN SPEAKS poultry is not being endang- orized for solar energy re- search and development pro- Accidental Electrocution too, is a potential danger to ered by faulty or out-c f-order grams. The modern farm typically grazing animals in open fields. equipment. Has a law been passed by has many electrical devices, Frequently the farmer is un- There ar ? few, It any, ways OPEN LINE Congrses allowing stores to of- • including milking machines, aware of these dangers, since of preventing accidental death fer discounts to customers who water pumps, conveyor belts, it is often his habit to wear by lightning to animals in pas- GOLDEN.DISTANCE! pay cash for merchandise automatic silo feeders and rubber boots which serve as tures, but proper installation By oth- rather than using a credit ONE OUNCE OF GOLD CAN BE DRAWN •:'.11 er: automatic feeders and wa- insulation for him. and maintenance of lightning Congressman Goodloe Byron AS A THREAD TO A LENGTH OF terers. Therefore, it is of great im- rods on barns and other ani- card? MILES the Fair Credit Bill- 43 If they are not kept in portance to see that all elec- mal housing greatly reduce IiIaryland--Sixtb,District Under passed by Congress working order, these trical is in good the threat from this electrical ing Act mechan- equipment card ecru- isms can constitute a hazard working order ,at all times. disturbance. last year, a credit not prohibit stores to farm animals, according to Regular Periodic checks should It is also advisable to take pany may accept the credit card the Maryland Veterinary Med- be made of all electrically op- the foloWing steps: that to cus- ical Association. Lightning, erated mechanisms to make (1) Mount all electric mo- The following questions Your payment should have from offering discounts tors on nonconducting wooden mere typical of the kind ask- arrived by now unless you ap- tomers who pay cash. material. ed of me in recent weeks. Let- plied for social security in I am writing a term paper and (2) Use a hard rubber con- ters should be sent to me, do March and have yet not re- on "Energy Conservation" PROUD SAYING! nection on the vacuum line a U. S. House of Representa- ceived your first regular would like to know if you can doily THE Individuals recommend any books? WHEN YOU short dsitance from the motor tives, Washington, D.C. 20515. monthly check. PAYROLL SAVINGS Full and keep it free from moisture When will Congress be act- who. have not received their The Department of Interior YOU WILL FIND FAMILY a compre- PLAN and rust collection. ing on legislation to increase $50 bonus payment may want has just published THAT THE REGULAR A SHOW ENTIRE FAMILY CAN ENJOY (3) Ground all electrical benefits for disabled veter- to check with their local social hensive data book on energy PURCHASES OF U.S, BONDS Want a family outing equipment to an iron pipe ans. security office. entitled 'Energy Perspectives'. SAVINGS into the earth. Two weeks ago the House Is it true that the amount You may order a copy by MADE AUTOMAT/CALLY that's interesting, educa- driven deeply WILL enjoyable? Then wall outlets. of Representatives passed a paid out • in social security writing the Government Print- IN YOUR NAME tional and (4) Polarize ONLY GIVE YOU why not plan a trip to the (5) Use three-way plugs bill providing increases from benefits checks each year ex- ing Office, Washington, D. C. 'NOT 10 per cent in compensa- ceeds the -amount of money 20402, and enclosing a check A SENSE OF Corning Glass Center in with the third inset grounded. 6 to IT WILL tion payments for disabled put into the program? for $3.10 made payable t3 the SECURITY, Corning, New York this (6) Use fuses of proper am- MAKE YOU PROUD summer? at all times. veterans. Veterans with a to- According to the Ways & Superintendent of Documents. WHILE YOU'RE perage se- reason THAT The "Saying Of Confu- Have all wiring in barns tal or severe disability would Means Committee, social Could it be that the SAVING FOR YOUR (7) com- cius" pictured here is one of other outbuildings done receive the full 10 per cent curity disbursements are ex- your office has received FUTURE, YOU'LL BE and by of the star attractions of this competent electrician. increase. The legiAation also pected to exceed income plaints about shortages HELPING YOUR by a and indem- in 1975 and that there has WI17-1 summer's three-month ret- Death from an electric shock raised dependency about $3 billion canning lids is COUNTRY of 70 years nity compensation payments even more in future years. been a sharp increase in fam- ITS FUTURE rospective show usually results from heart or tt't for widows and children of much reoney has been gardens? ** of Steuben Glass, which respiratory failure. In animals How ily vegetable Corning Glass men who died from service- budgeted for solar energy re- Yes. The Commerce Depart- opened at the that die almost instantaneous- on June 1. The. connected causes to 11.3 per search projects? provided me statis- Center from an electric shock, only ment has show was assem- In the next 30 years, ly cent. In a recent report, the Sci- indicating that the de- traveling burn mark remains without tics rrigiro IJJ bled by the Toledo Museum Steuben glassmakers rang a My father is a social secur- ence & Technology Committee for home canning ma- tissue evidence of inflamma- mand of Art's outstanding glass an ever-new set of changes ity recipient and has not yet noted "that a stronger com- terials has increased 170 per ICE AN ice sogr(aass A g1'5RN early and in the working of. glass, tory reaction. payment of to de- RECORD! department, using the Maryland received his bonus mitment must be made cent due, in major part,• to STEERER) ATTAINED A SPEED OF 143 MILES PgR HOUR glass pieces conforming to the high Members of under the nun-nu- late Steuben Medical Associa- $50 as authorized velop new sources of the planting of around 6.5 ON LAKE WINNE3ASO, WISCONSIN from nine major museums, ornamentation and color Veterinary Tax Reduction Act. When will energy." In this regard, family gardens. who are large animal clear million new including the Smithsonian of the Tiffany period, until tion it be mailed? the Committea has recommend- plate im- practitioners say they always A shortage of tin Institution in Washington, abruptly in 1933, Steuben last year also caused a completely consider the possibility of ac- ports and from many private col- glass was turned supply shortage of canning around to become the bril- cidental electrocution when in- lectors. lids. The show opened in liantly clear and at first vestigating the sudden deaths Toledo last fall, was in relatively simple glass of of farm animals—particularly You and your pet Washington this spring on contemporary Steuben. those meeting their ' death tour stables. its two-year scheduled of the key exhibits while housed in country and Canada One of this of this summer's show,"The as part of the American on By TED KAVANAUGH, DIRECTOR, observance. Great Ring of Canada," TS,S"n °Ness nesse Bicentennial loan from the PET NEWS BUREAU INTER The exhibit will continue temporary ALPO Sisgo. Canadian Government, em- in Corning through Aug. 24, alostAlansuem side-by-side with phasizes that development. running majestic Dog TONY CURTIS the regular displays of the It is a 404nel-1-high Traveling With Your representation in beautifully Glass Museum, the Science dog's eyes can be dam- engraved Steuben crystal of Wondering about taking your Your Hall exhibits and demon- pet on a vacation trip? If this aged or inflamed by grit and • Canada and her 10 provinces strations and the popular Is the dog's first long trip, he the wind if he rides with his Building with its ac- and two territories. It was riding in the head outside the car. Close the "THINTS LEPKE factory tour should be used to tual handmaking of Steuben presented to Canada in car, well housebroken for the windows enough to discourage THE KING OF by the late President plan. ENTERTNNMErir crystal. There is no charge 1967 motels en route and in good this. MURDER, for any of these daily glass Lyndon B. Johnson. health. INC. shows. But glass is not all that A car-sick dog would make The Steuben retrospec- Corning is known for. This the trip miserable for both of Nightly: 7:30 & 9:30 with Nightly: 7:00 & 9:20 tive offers a most unusual city lies in the heart of the you. Better to board him Sun. Mats.: 1:00 & 3:20 Sun. Mats.: 1:15 & 3:10 for fan- friends who love him or with opportunity glass Finger Lakes and the wine boarding ken- the early a clean, well-run ciers to examine country of New York State. nel. of modern development While the Glass Center is your dog meets days when on its summer-long But let's Say glass from the putting the travel test and you decide it was colorless and its show, the Finger Lakes will to take him. Good! As a mem- design principally utilitarian be entertaining thousands of he deserves V.. ber of the family, through the Art Nouveau vacationists on the long, 0 v E 101021 Itaolo,nnshairnI:the fun.: Jtr is_ be sure OPEN 4th OF JULY era when exotic forms of blue deep waterways that sEAr to Include him in the advance decoration and color were range north-to-south in 9 A.M. - 2 P.31. the thing. This period in the Southwestern New York. Most motels/hotels have pet exiaibit starts with the me- Meanwhile on the slopes facilities or allow you to-keeii If you ;nut leave your Pet created by above these lovely lakes, the with you. But some 'Mille YOU are sightseeing, be tallic lustre glass the animal in the HOLIDAY SHOPPING Gold 'vineyards will be ripening do not. So, plan your stops be- sure to park the car FOR -`rederiek Carder io shade with the windows open ce stock in America. Blue Aurene .in the sun, creating the forehand with one of the tour Aurene and which enough for good ventilation. a new excite- grapes for harvesting just booklets for your route BuyV.S.SavingsBonds. SALE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS that brought According to word experts list motels/hotels and specify And Always use a secure lead in color, light reflec- about the time the Toledo ,1P4NPJ ment the only thing exotic about pets ot no pets. AAA provides when exercising him. 004NitItItINNI,MNItItItINItItINPINS414 TO MENTION tion and shape in the first show finishes its OWn run anything exotic is that it's them free to members. Others Bring along his own bowl for I "GET THE EDGE" decade of • this century. in Corning. literally, "from a foreign are available from oil compan- water and food. Also, a favorite his own sleep- SHARPENING SERVICE land." ies and book stores. toy or two, and saws ing mat for his place in the car Hard, Skill & Cut-off If you're planning a stay in Chain Saws, Cow Clippers, state parks, check a guidebook and the motel. Little things he's familiar with add to his Scissors, Lawn Mower REDDING'S HARDWARE In advance for their rule on Blades REAVES ELECTRIC ANNOUNCES Vets, sense of security. 30 York Street Gettysburg, Pa. Remember an opener for his WILLIAM G. MORGAN Some Health Tips favorite brand of canned dog Emmitsburg, Md.. Aft 6 Dm is best to schedule Their To enter Canada, you need a food. It 11414NPrn".....~,WWVINNNOWNINO Veterinarian's certificate veri- feedings at least 6 hours before fying required shots within the each day's travel. And don't extra figure 4.) Glue a piece of rick- FOR WOMEN Vast 12 months and a clear de- forget such things as an 24,4 and collar with his ID. rack along one of the iscription of the pet. That will lead cut 10th 412#tule4da" Sale also satisfy similar require- tag, a roll of paper towels, a lengths. Gather the fabric Fashion And Fragrance, 1975 us- ments for air travel and for can of flea powder for unwant- ktrY2,41, the other side (24" length), pomp states your tour may ed visitors along the way.., ing wire or needle and thread. and have a good time I Pin the dress to secure it to the goss. !.-17g7s:(IP SPECIAL PRICES , SiViTe7nafe-PAWI'isnV*)-gc:CV.:!'AV?..Tf.f.ai:;s top of the body (cone). to be a Every little girlloves a doll, and here's a doll that's sure For the sleeves, make a "tube" Sara. • on real "love". She's an irresistible charmer, named of each of the 6" squares of Sara is a crafts project that will provide hours of fun, and be fabric by gluing or sewing the pride and joy of your favorite little girl. (She also makes an them. Gather one end of the Celebrate The 4th with a 5th gift.) Projects, such as this one, are found in a new book, • Gibson Freezers ideal tube and slide it up over the "Foamcrafting with Styrofoam", at most craft and hobby stores. chenille stem arm. Hold in Here are the step-by-step directions: place with pins and tacky glue. • Gibson Refrigerators Gather the fabric around • the wrists and secure. Glue a small • Maytag Washers & Dryers strip of felt around the wrist as a cuff. FIG.5 For the striped stockings, glue strip of red and white REAVES ELECTRIC CO. felt around the foam pole legs above feet. Then, pin the gatO- 402 W. Main St. 447-2497 Emmitsburg Have you noticed what's \ ered eyelet lace around and happened to fashion, and to \ 5" around each leg as pantaloons. ' DRESS (This will completely cover the women, this year? The word • _ _ Ss: softer. Also prettier. Also • • - 18" pole legs.) Make the scarf front • 6" SleevelSkete an 18" x 18" triangle of fabric more feminine. Women aren't \ _ _ 6" TO MAKE HOME costumes any more, , and glue rick-rack around the PLANNING wearing -6'7 -6'. they're wearing clothes. edge. For the apron, cut a piece REPAIRS AND UPGRADE YOUR And the clothes of Sum- A Doll Named Sara of felt about 5" x 5" and shape shown in 5. Glue mer, 1975 are flowery, fresh, it into a hairpin as figure Step One-Head stem and bend border of LAWN OVER THE 4TH OF JULY floating in many cases. Fab- IT'S shape. Next, tie a 6" piece of a gathered eyelet Paint a 5" ball of Styrofoam around the edge. Cut a pocket rics are finer, thinner, gauzier. HOLIDAY to the chenille "hairpin", plastic foam with flesh-colored yarn from the dress fabric, glue tO WEEKEND? They seem to waft about and-leaving a 3" tail for a paint. Cut the eyes and mouth apron. Add a -rack. your body, making you feel, TIME" bang-force the chenille stem trim of rick even though you're thor- from a piece of felt and glue WE HAVE them to the face. (See figure I.) into the head at the top of the For the collar, cut a piece of oughly contemporary, like a bangs. Pull yarn tightly to the fed felt approximately 3" x 3". Cut the nose from Ethafoam romantic. back of head and secure it Cut a very small hole in the. Need— flexible foam and round or the Most Everything You Just as you're wearing with a chenille hairpin. Braid center of the felt to fit around to shape it by using scissors. flowers for all the world the yarn into pigtails and tie the neck. Shape the collar as more can also use plastic Paints—Screens—Glass see, so you're wearing (Note: You with shown. Secure the apron to the A Large Selection Of or a button.) Paint tiny bows. floral fragrances. One of the We Carry foam even doll, using pins. Secure the col' se- Two (Figure 3) Small Bathroom & Kitchen Fixtures most fresh and endearing the nose flesh color and Step -Body lar around the neck by cutting called tacky Is by Shulton. It's - Party Supplies, Including cure it to the face with Secure the head (5" ball) to a slit up the back of the collar. bouquet Picnic the hair, draw a 3" NaiLs — Bolts — Locks "Wild Meadow," a glue. For the body (a 9" cone of plastic Slip in place around the top of wildflowers, and green circle on the top of the foam of foam) using three toothpicks the cone and pin and spicy country • Charcoal with tacky or glue ,to Scott Lawn Fertilizers grasses, ball and cover circle dipped in tacky glue. For the hold. -411 air. And it comes at prices • Ice, Mixers, Beer glue. feet, cut a 4" foam egg into, that won't hurt the pocket- For the bangs, wrap yarn halves, lengthwise, and spray Step Five-Ice Cream Cone Sprays for Vegetables—Flowers Three generous ounces book. OPEN ALL DAY FRIDAY about 25 times around a 3" or brush them with black paint. For the cone, use a 4" cone of cologne are only $4.00. piece of cardboard (figure • 2). After drying, secure to the legs about Fruits and Lawn important factor of plastic foam, and cut And that's an Cut the yarn on both ends, using wooden toothpicks. 1" from the top of the cone to today's economy. "Wild' in making 50-3" pieces for the shorten it. Score or pattern the Meadow" can be found at Step Three-Arms (Figure 3) Come In And Look Around bangs. Lay the yarn bangs in cone using a blunt pencil. Paint stores everywhere. Mountain Cut hands from plastic foam. place, clustering one end of the the cone light brown. For the Here's a scent to take you Turn pattern over for left and and 7 9 yarn at the center of the foam ice cream, cut a small section Open Mondays Fridays to to a wild meadow wherever right hand. Paint flesh color. ball (on the glue) and spread- from one side of a 11/s," foga you are, be it city park or For arms, insert one end of a ing out the other ends to form ball so that it will fit againg country lane. For fragrances Liquors 6" length of chenille stem into the bangs (figure 3). For the the cone. Paint the ice creallt can carry you away-to a wild the wrist and the other end into Lair, cut about 60 lengths of "hot pink.". Secure the ice create meadow in your mind. That's the top of the cone. ZERFING'S HARDWARE yarn, each 28" long. Lay them to the cone using 3-1" pieceS the beauty of fashion and BALTIMORE STREET GETTYSBURG Pat Buch, Prop in place, over the top of the Step Four-Dress of ohenille stem. Secure coil'( fragrances this season: you Lead, onto the glue. can have flowers every day- Cut a piece of fabric, 9" x to little girl's hands using pies Phone 334-1122 For the "part" in the hair, 24". (This one piece is used for or short lengths of chenille Free Parking At Rear Of Store to enhance your own fresh Md. charms, Phone 447-2342 Emmitsburg, take a '4" piece of chenille Various Parts of the outfit-see stems. JULY 3, 1975 PAGE THREE EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE; EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, world and start helping has taken over a na- it is the means of keeping the munism to be free. And, we. violence, hunger has control. If America really people tion with "look to ourselves, lest Hunger is a weapon wants to do something about must AHEAD followed. that which has been LOOKING . . . she should we let slip of dictatorship . . . it is the World Hunger ef 1 gained." Pamper Dad With Occasional Rich Dinner means of gaining control . . . stop helping the dictators By George S. Benson, President, National Education Program Searcy, Arkansas Now Home Canning .. .

were persuaded On the other hand, the his- Why Starvation? dian farmers tractors, install tory of communist imperialism The entire world is concern- to purchase Bag! use improved tells of nations which once Is In The ed about the problem of world irrigation, and was progress were exporters of food becom- hunger. There are portions of practices. There Many expanded ing inverters and beggars. the world suffering famine and and hope.' and increased pro- Russia itself is a classic ex- starvation and all Americans their farms ample. Once the breadbasket want to help solve the prob- duction and efficiency. "Then in one fell swoop, a of Europe and an exporter of lem. ago, Indian wheat, Russia now has to buy Recently, a.' World Food Con- couple of years that no far- wheat from the United States. ference was attended by 130 politicians decreed more than 18 Cuba had the third highest nations and there were many mer could own of standard of living in the \Vest- and many resolutions acres of land—regardless speeches titles, efficiency, ern Hemisphere, even under a articles. None promise the deeds, land and dictator, but now lives in fear range solution to the or hardship. long dismay, chaos, lack of hunger. West Germany has of World Hunger, for "Result; preiblem negated technol- the highest standard of living the total answer to the prob- of incentive, destroyed efficiency. But in Europe, while East Ger- lem is political and lies be- ogy, most of all, Indian farmers many and the once proud, on. yond the authority of any Spoil•Dad a little! Let him relax with a Famous Grouse lost the will or incentive to prosperous and productive oth- conference of food specialists. open with the plas- TO seal, close cover, press firm- To serve, drop sealed bag into the-rocks, then dig into Curry.lioney Duck, snow peas & Mush. to grow and expand. Why er nations of East Europe now Held pouch The final solution has to do try that comes with the ap- ly with both hands for five boiling water until food is hot. rooms, and luscious strawberry shortcake for dessert. The government will under the heel of communist tic oval with the freedom to own the bother? pliance. Ladle or pour food into seconds. Store in refrigerator Your meals taste as if you had take it away." (quote, Pro- domination fear hunger. cooked for hours. So much of America is dieting that many a toothsome recipe land and the tools of produc- the bag. or freezer. gressive Farmer, April, 1975). There has never bean a is passed up because of calories. tion. A farmer must farm much prosperous nation, free from Canning home-grown fruits There are three sizes of cook- reheated. Your favorite casse- no butter, A recent editorial in Pro- But the man who patiently puts up with less meat, more than 18 acres in order the fear of hunger, which vot- and vegetables has long been ing bags especially designed for role. stews, soups, sauces take and no sauces, gressive Farmer points out In- spe- just minutes to prepare. cream or sugar; plenty of greens but few eggs to produce enough to afford ed itself into the communist an important activity for. use with the unit. These to dia as a classic example of a SAM bags can be boiled for deserves to have an occasional meal fit-for-a-king. Needless machinery. orbit. They have all required thrifty housewives. But can- cial up what she nation with the land, the know improved ex- fast, easy food preparation that One user sums the rest of the family will be pretty happy to share his the exception of the violence. Yet, many nations ning supplies have become about it in four words: say and the need. India has With hard to come by. heats the contents without likes how and Canada, suffering starvation and fain- pensive and "It's clean, cheap, convenient surprise. serious hunger prob- United States Now, however, there is an easy cooking away the flavor. the most nations of the have turned to communism and fast," she says. Curry-Honey Duck, a James Beard specialty, is a delicious getting worse ev- most of the ine alternative to the home can- lem and it's classified as possible solution. Microwave heating takes piquant gourmet adventure especially if well drained of huge un- world which are for a ning problem. wa- Chefs will be delighted to and ery day. India has have the hunger, and even even less time than boiling shortcake is everyone's nostalgic delight, should agricultural, do not World in case, there find they can now store "un- fat, and strawberry used land resources and owner- essential tool It's a unique appliance called ter. And, either and mushroome pay ap, LVresting new abni:1 Yet, principle of individual starvation, is an are no dirty pans to wash or cannables" such as cooked fowl, Chinese pea pods be able to feed itself. communist warfare. Fear Seal-A-Meal, or SAM for short, e stir-fried swiftly to stay crisp. The Amer- ship of land. No of communist scrub. meats, fish, candy, eggs and binatice and ehettla despite the shipment of princi- to this and it comes with easy-to-use freezers. country permits such a of hunger is essential for storing pastry using the unit. Busy pea pods are in supermarket ican farm machinery, technol- order cooking pouches The goodness of the orchard and shape rolls ple to exist. Yet, our own very day in Russia in and freezing fruits, vegetables, bakers can mix Dad (and yourself) should chase the tensions of the ogy and dollar assistance, the and main- and garden can be captured when there's time, seal and But first history at Jamestown for the communists to left-overs, and even entire the use of preserva- before-dinner drink, a 90-proof blended Scotch situation there is critical. without freeze them in pouches, then day with the new Plymouth Colonies tell us that tain their dictatorship. Do the meals. tives, in Seal-A-Meal bags. the only 90-proof Scotch in the country. India A Classic Example pop a batch of them into the called Famous Grouse, communal ownership does not people of Mainland China have Vegetables can p9 b1apche21 174 years young and a favorite of the "The answer is simply this: Relatively inexpensive, the °veil any time. This very smooth spirit, work. as high a standard of living and chilled, ceoked or atireed, a. higher proof so that sipping It There is no inviolate legal appliance can be found at most Social set in Scotland, carries A Tool as the Chinese on Formosa? and depart- then sealed in pouches and fro- On picnics and camping water down the mellow. principle of individual land Hunger discount, grocery on-the-rocks or with a mixer won't Communism Only one-fifth as high! ment stores and its manufac- zen, with freshness and flavor trips, pouches are ideal for car- supply• in some areas, ownership in India. Many In- Of flavor. Famous Grouse may be in short What Can We Do? turer, Dazey Products Com- Intact. rying anything wet, Including looking; such specialness is worth it. and think ica! pany, reports that the appli- Many fruits such as straw- cosmetics, perfume, milk, lem- but keep Stop Amer▪ hot to be communism has ance seals hundreds of bags for berries, can be washed and onade, even toddies, Ducks Glazed With Curry-Honey Wherever heated in a pot over the camp- control of a nation just pennies' worth of electri- cleaned and frozen whole and out with 1 tblsp. achieved fire. Rub two 4-5 lb. cleaned ducks inside and violence, t here has city. unsweetened. Other fruits can garlic cloves, 1 tsp.' without be sliced, pureed and packed in Curry powder mixed with 2 finely chopped hunger. Wherever cora- the drudgery The appliance also makes the at 350 degrees been It eliminates syrup, depending on your fav- tumeric and ele tsp. Tabasco. Roast on oven raek and mess of canning by giving perfect wedding gift. And most of /12 cup honey,, orite recipe. for 1/12 hours. Baste frequently with a mixture today's modern woman a quick brides, like their mothers, will 1/12 tablespoonsi REPORT find that ye cup orange juice, te cup lemon juice and WEATRtit and easy method of storireg and Almost any food concotion cooking with it IS 04 20 minutes raise and precipi- be sealed in pouches and easy as boiling water! curry powder. Prick skin to release fat. Last Temperatures freezing food in seconds. can if you, Dis- temperature to 475 degrees to crisp skin. Cook longer tation for the Emmitsburg week ending Fri like ducks well done. Serve quartered. trict for te June 27, as repored by the Na- tional Weather Service, Mrs. Lucille K. Beale, local observ- er, were as follows: H L Pr. June 21 85 58 COLD Sat., ICE We Carry Sun., June 22 83 57 Mon., June 23 89 64 A Complete Tues., June 24 92 66 Wed., June 25 87 68 .... 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But Teacher's Scotch In- in our ads formation Centre has to turne outto pasture, admit that the famous Fair stands for our Isle pattern is not really Scottish at all. The story is Trustworthy Service! that, when the Spanish it still be green? by will Armada was defeated Channel, 4- When it comes to saving money, Drake in the English some of the losers' ships Maybe your life's pretif you'll want to invest yours with sailed far to the North. good right now.But if you an institution you can trust. The want to keep it that way, you've got to plan for it. And eae ea. e eiee. , Thurmont Bank will meet your one way you can do just that every qualification — and then is by signing up for the Payroll Savings Plan where since 1889. 4a4r "Put some. Safety of savings t sic. you work. An amount you your Regular savings in our "no pass- specify will be set aside from trust -each paycheck and used to in book" account earn 5% per annum buy U.S. Savings Bonds. Thurmont" inttrest, compounded quarterly and Then, when you're ready to stop working, you'll still computed on a daily basis. Open The most Northerly parts of Scotland are the Orkney be able to keep on living. . Account now — depend and half Now E Bonds pay 6% interest when held a Savings and Shetland Islands, to maturity of 6 years (4t.4% the first year). way between these two Lost, stolen or destroyed Bonds can on the Big "T" — member FDIC. be replaced if records are provided. When groups of islands is the Fair needed, Bonds can be cashed at your Isle, a small, rocky island bank InterestS, not subject to state or kag income taxes, and federal tax may be which is still inhabited. deferred until redemption. One Spanish warship, "El Gran Grifon", was driven North by storms and even- tually sunk just off the Fair Isle. Most of the Spaniards managed to get ashore, where the people, who didn't even ALWAYS GOOD VALUES know there was a war going on between England and 1972 Gran Torino 2-Dr. H.T.; Very Clean. Spain, took them into their homes and treated them well. 1972 Chevrolet Vega 2-Dr.; 4 Cyl.; S.S.; R&H. Many of the Spanish 1972 Maverick 2-Dr.; 6 Cyl.; Auto.; R&H. sailors married and settled' down on Fair Isle and some 1971 Ford Galaxie 4-Dr. Sedan; Fully Equipped. THE of them taught their Scottish wives the intricacies of the 2-Da.; 6 Cyl.; Auto.; R&H. 1970 Maverick Moorish patterns which they 1970 Fairlane 500 4-Dr.; 6 Cyl.; Auto.; R&H. had known at home. To this day the women of kAir Ieleg Auto. 1970 Ford LTD 4-Dr. Sedan V-8; R&H; THITMONT spend much of their time 1969 Fairlane 500 4-Dr.; 6 Cyl.; S.S.; R&H. making the jumpers and hosiery which bear the 1966 Thunderbird 2-Dr. H.T.; Fully Equipped. island's name. For a free copy of the humorous booklet, "Make Main Office: W. Main St., Thurmont Your Own Scotch , E. Main, Whisky," Drive-In: 605 Thurmont or for an to any Sales, Inc. Military & Royer Rds., Cascade answer Sperry's Ford Scotland,' 502 W. Patrick St., Frederick question about write Mr. Jack House, PHONE 447-6171 EMMITSBURG, MD. Founded 1889 - Member FDIC P.O. Box 7, Cooper Square Station, New York, N.Y. 10003. " • PAGE FOUR EMMNSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975

there have been indications that aluminum inventories are BUSINESS AND THE STOCK MARKET getting low, and this lends Euttititsh urg Tiganirti hope that the fortunes of the bout the Established 1879 Atuminum Turnaround Slump Only Temporary Aluminum Company of Amer- industry will be on the up- Successor to the Emmitsburg Banner, Established 1840 Due Later In Year Considering the plight of ica, Reynolds Metals, and tick later this year. ouse EMMITSBURG, FREDERICK COUNTY. MARYLAND By Babson's Reports Inc., the aluminum industry at this Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Published weekly on Thursday by COLONIAL NEWSPAPER Wellesley Hills, Mass., July time, the stocks of the lead. Company (38% owned by EMMITSBURG tly Kristin Elliott, N.1:1,FLID INC., 107 South Seton Avenue, Emmitsharg, Maryland 217r Kaiser Industries Corp,,) The 3, 1975—The aluminum indus- ing producers have held up LITTLE LEAGUE Kristin Elliott, a member of the National Home Fashions LOCISliej Telephone 301-447-2333 try has been having rough reasonably well. Most of Babson Staff feels the stocks (Standings as of June 29) is Floor Fashion Specialist, GAF Corporation. ROBERT B. WENTWORTH, PUBLISHER of these three firms are well sledding this year. Reflecting them, in fact, are substantial- W L ED PUHL, EDITOR the recession — particularly in ly above their earlier lows worth holding for the longer Dodgers 11 0 Spirited Spiff-Ups Copy for Advertisements must be the construction and automo- and not too far from thtir term even though the issues Giants 11 2 received in this Office no One of the nicest ways to vinyls, you could re-do an av4 later than Tuesday morning to insure publication in the cur tive industries, which are two yearly highs. are not considered to be pric- Red Sox 6 7 Inject personality into a room erage-size room for less rent week's edition. Advertising rates furnished upon request large users of the light It is obvious that the ma- ed in buying ranges. The 8 than met- Orioles 5 without buying a single stick of $36. Subscription rate, $4.00 per year in advance. All Communi al—demand has been very jority of investors are looking world's largest primary alum- Yanks 3 10 cations and Checks intended for this Paper should be ad slack and beyond the industry's current, inum is Alcan Aluminum, a furniture is changing your floor Underfoot Magic, aluminum shipments Cards 2 11 covering. dressed and made payable to EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE have been well below those of Problems, and they apparently Canadian - based company. A Last Week's Results What you'll need to consider Emmitsburg, Maryland 21727. And, one of the most eco- is a year ago. In the first guar- like what they see—a probable hold advice is also maintain- Giants 19; Yanks 10 while choosing a design the Entered as Second floors to that Class Matter at the Postoffice at Emmits ter, total U. S. industry ship- turnaround later this year. ed in this corporation. So, Dodgers 15; Orioles 4 nomical put down scale of the pattern. Wall-to. burg, Md., under the Congressional Act of 1879 will ilarch 3, ments fell an estimated 43% Second-quarter results, when too, on Howmet Corp., a smal- Giants 7; Cards 4 enliven even the most. wall, uninterrupted floor pat- dreary terns Member below those of first - quarter reported, will undoubtedly ler but still important alum- Dodgers 15; Red Sox 8 decor is a resilient floor- tend to pull a room to- ing. gether, 1974. compare very unfavorably inum producer. Yanks 28; Orioles 3 make it feel cozier. Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Holding The Price Line with those of second-quarter The firms mentioned here struck out 18 Pattern perks up an other. ArniffallIERE Phil Topper A'. Despite the less-than-robust 1974. Nonetheless, it is gen- have all reduced output sig- Card batters, allowing only 4 wise understated decor, but re- Asageligia. patiebt Aug Press Association Inc. demand so far in 1975, the erally felt that there will be nificantly this year, so the hits, to gain a 7-4 victory for member that the bolder and aluminum companies have not, some signs of. a pickup dur- earnings of most of them will brighter it is, the more domi- the Giants last Thursday eve- , seen fit to cut prices. Rather, ing the second half, with still be well below last year's lev- ning. nant it will become. If your r41411,1111111 1 „ they have been slashing out- more pronounced betterment els. One exception, however, pattern deserves this decorative put, which was recently at next year. is Kaiser Aluminum which is focus, give it free reign and sit -.1- around 75%-80% of capacity. Most observers, including far more diversified than the back and enjoy the drama un- Important aluminum custo- the Research Department of other industry leaders. Earn- derfoot. , mers, of course, are not hap Babson's Reports, believe that ings from other activities are . Exciting Effects 61, one py with this policy of reduc- the construction industry, offsetting its weakness in Just look at this fabulon -1 • ing production rather than the of aluminum's chief custo- aluminum. country dining room, a panoply user, out and for • price. One significant mers, has bottomed As Alcoa, Reynolds, and of pattern thanks to GAF?, be for example, feels that if the that better results will Alcan, however, earnings for hand-painted Dutch tile 'effect price stays up (or possibly seen later this year. The same the first quarter for all three that naturally takes off from rises, as some believe may hap- holds true fpr the auto indus- were considerably 'below the the floors, right up on the walls! then be a good aluminum can comparable " pen) there will try. Thus, if year-earlier lev- Solbluç pain; Woods substitute through its and 304119yi! deal of switching to ride successfully els, second-quarter re- en furniture, pewter,- e6pper large 112- brighter Floor Ato vens ea. - " materials. Another current recession, far sults might be even worse and plants galore automotive industry lie ahead. when they If you haven't visited your complement er in the days would seem to are reported. But the hold floor pattern. ./, declares that it is no longer Stocks Worth Keeping local floor covering store re- considering aluminum for The three leading domestic cently, you're in for a treat. This new floor covering :.'''' .;::"' ,-- -.7r.‘` --- '''''''-''"7.1."--" f U.$L t,rm1yPh,Jorali many of its applications. Prev- aluminum producers a r e Yesterday's dull, speckled lino- makes practical sense too. Like r WEARrNd THE ARlYir IVIITTE?—The y arieii IS a its original Dutch inspiration, iously, it had been seriously leum has given way to today's familiar sight to people throughout the 'United States and the it's wipe-cleanable; unlike the White? In winter in Anchorage; considering a switch to OF HEALTH bold, bright "no-wax" cushioned the world. But .the Army a number of real thing, it feels warm and Alaska, the Army white is a familiar'sight indeed. Soldiers light metal for LEGAL NOTICE vinyls that run the gamut from body parts ,and even some in- luxuriously comfortable under• from Fort Richardson frequently play a large part in the STATE OF MARYLAND ADULT PI LL ABUSE bandana prints to country wood ternal applications such as en- Not easily, even by a foot. city's parades and festivities. Here, infantrymen of the 1.72c1 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT You—a drug abuser? floor effects. Depending on gines. In view of the high home, trained observer. However, Just one bold move and you Infantry Brigade 131.5,5 in review during a winter feitii* AND It's possible. The your cost, however, it has scrapped classroom according to Dr. Graham, selection from the exten- can have the Yierig t Pike NOTICE TO CREDITORS the office or the such plans. pressures you pill abuse tends to give a sive Gafstart cushioned sheet feet. ALL can create TO PERSONS INTER- desperately to escape. person wider mood swings. ' immarsairmi. ESTED IN THE OF want ESTATE swallow a pill to calm He may be more anxiou4, M. KAAS You BERNADETTE you down or to pep you up, nervous and depressed, and This is LIBRARY HOURS to give notice that not realizing the dangers the cycle of stimulant- the undersigned, Robert J. ahead. taking builds on itself. With ALBERTF. WIVELL86 SONS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Kaas and M. Ruth Seidel Ou• chless. an barbituates and depressants, 2:30-5 - 6:30-9 whose address is Route #2, Taking two pills in CONTRACTOR by no clas- • the problem of pill abuse Thursday, 10-Noon - 2:30-5 Box 83 View Rd., P. evening means and Mt. sifies a person as a drug is compounded by either Friday, 2-5 0. Box 261, Emmitsburg, physical or psychological Saturday, 9 A.M.-12 Noon abuser, but if he develops a Custom Homes Swimming Pools Maryland 21727 was on June dependency on them, and addiction. 18, 1975, appointed personal there is a good chance that representative of the estate he will, he may be headed Remodeling Sales and Service Business Services of M. Bernadette Kaas who down the hazardous path died on June 6, 1975 with a of drug abuse. PATRONIZE our advertisers. will. •cjoin the Excavation Call 447-2218 These firms are reliable and All persons having any ob- Iii recent years, the news PaYrolull years focused much Savings.Plaue have proven through the jection to such appointment media have • _ - that they handle only quality (or to the probate of the de- attention on what has come offer skilled products and cedent's will, shall file the to be known as the "drug professional servioe and ad- Investigative re- - same with the Register of culture." vice to their patrons. search efforts concentrated Wills of Frederick County on mainly on the "younger gen- Unfortunately, as Dr. • GET A DEAL ON THE or before December 18, 1975 eration's" use of halluci- (six months from the date of Graham points out, all too ANTENNA WORK nogens, pills commonly re- often when a pill abuser such appointment). ferred to as uppers and FMD • 1975 CHEVROLET All persons claims turns to someone for help Installations having downers, and marijuana. But Estimates, against the decedent must the only advice given is ALT am & Repairs pre- little attention goes to adult 930 sent their claims to the under- "Stop doing this, it's bad And On OK Used Cars & Chevrolet Trucks of Antenna Towers drug abuse. Yet each year this signed, or tile the same with for you." Of course, & Systems thousands of adults are true, but such advice the said of is OUR SPECIALTY Register Wills on treated in hospitals or by doesn't help the abuser or before six months from the their private doctors for face up to his problems RI:C.11;s: LOOK TO MYERS' date of such appointment. drug misuse. and usually the display of WANT! CHEVROLET INC. FOR THE BEST Any claim not so filed on or Dr. Robert S. Graham, disapproval will only make Phone 756-6006 Taneytown, Md. IN SERVICE before such date or any exten- vice president for the him more anxious and de- sion thereof provided by law, Equitable Life Assurance pressed. shall be unenforceable there- 'Society of the United States, The pill abuser should COMPLETE AUTO AND BODY REPAIR Myers Radio &TV after. points out that there are seek aid through his private 125 E. Main St. - 447-2202 ROBERT J. KAAS two basic types of pill abuse doctor or local emotional Service Department Hours Emmitsburg, Md. M. RUTH SEIDEL among adults: a type that health facility. Most com- Personal Representative develops from a mistaken munities have such facilities 1:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M., MONDAY—FRIDAI "Often Copied. Thomas M. Eichelberger notion that for any illness run by a hospital or local 5:30 P.M.-9:00 P.M., Never Topped" THURSDAY EVENING Register of Wills • or any discomfort there is government. There, a pill Frederick J. Bower, a pill to cure it, and a abuser can learn to cope Sales Department Hours 'second type tat stems with his emotional problems gosenstock, Burgee, Bower & 9:00 A.M.-9:00.P.M., MONDAY—FRIDAY Phillips, P.A. 'from emotional problems. rather than avoiding or I fanover Maternity Shop 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M., 100 West Church Street, How can a pill abuser be escaping problems through SATURDAY Complete Line Of Frederick, Maryland 21701 recognized? drugs. ACK MATERNITY WEAR Attorney hildrens' Wear to Size 6X Date of first Danskin Leotards, Tights & publication: Trunks — Shower Gifts June 26, 1975-3t A Special Delivery For Dad Selva Dance Footwear NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOU TO RELAX 41 Frederick St., Hanover. Pa. ...#41,1M•41~/wAI•7•4:41VININN1,41,,MOW4 "YOUR PEACE OF Coffman Jewelers MIND DEALER" 6411 10114 Itte a.fiald!t 28 Baltimore St. RANDY'S Ca . Gettysburg, Pa. Pre-Owned VISIT YOUR FAVORITE AREA RESTAURANT CI OMEGA WATCHES Cars & Trucks (ORANGE BLOSSOM For a Special Meal and Beverage Cu DIAMOND RINGS) Fairfield, Pa. fre Phone 642-5828 Ph 4,04.#4,041VANNP4.41..."IPOOMINNI,"/ SOUP AND SANDWICHES — FOUNTAIN 1 1,11. R. P. KLINGER, JR. SUNDRIES — MAGAZINES ALL YOU CAN EAT! Optometrist "FEEDER" 19 East Main Street FAIRFIELD CUT RATE EMMITSBURG, MD. Fairfield, Pa. 17320 ,es Examined-Glasses Fitted CATTLE Complete Optical Repairs FE HOURS _SONDAY: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. EVERY ither Evenings By Appoint.) Gel PHONE Tuesday WESTMINSTER TI 8-8340 IS A ilte pahns ... Hard Shell Crabs .. . Clams .. CODORI Feeder Sale "The Male Box," a new compact refrigerator. Top opens to pro- EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND Oysters .. . Shrimp .. . or .. . vide a handy serving surface that can even double as a desk. This ideal for the den, family room, patio, ... Fried Chicken, if you prefer! MEMORIALS Due to the large response beverage and snack center is HOME COOKING OUR SPECIALTY Feeder college dorm or even the office. 13e Rock of Ages to "Special" Sales Markers last spring,every week will gift idea The compact refrigerator of- Monuments, be a feeder sale. Want a fresh, new Dinners Daily Specials Mausoleums for that man in your life? fers a total shelf area of 7.9 metery Lettering & Cleaning square feet, with 4.3 cubic feet Blue Mt. Inn All types and sizes. Lots of Frigidaire engineers have Homemade Soups A-ri WO W. Middle St., Gettysburg local refrigerated volume, in- cattle right off the come up with a "natural" for total Phone 717-334-1413 farm. Cattle sold in order freezer compartment Dad — "The Male Box" — a eluding a Pizza - Sandwiches - Subs received. in just 20 11/16 compact refrigerator with an with ice tray inches of wall space. CHICKEN - SOFT SHELLS Crab House extra special storage compart- EVENING SALE ment on top. Tall bottles, one quart milk SPAGHETTI store on the WILSON Dad has his own golf clubs, cartons are easy to FOR YOUR shelf. There's also a his own fishing gear. Now he lower door —Carry-Out Service— South of Thurmont on-Rt. 806 - Phone 271-2190 CONVENIENCE and a can have his own refrigerator. spreads compartment Funeral Home shelf. Three interior Open 9 am - 12 midnight, Tues., Wed., Thur. AT In his favorite corner of the condiment We Serve Your Favorite Beer and Wine which is adjust- den or family room, on the shelves, one of 9 am - 1:00 am, Fri. & Sat.; 1 - 10 pm Sun. a variety of Westminster patio — or even in his office. able, accommodate - 11 P.M. Daily EMMITSBURG, MD. package and container shapes HOURS: 6:30 A.M. CLOSED MONDAYS "The .Male Box" is topped and sizes. Livestock Auction with a place to keep glassware, —Closed Sunday— Phones: and Painted a bright and cheery For a dependable trucker cheese board and knife extra utensils. It also opens up red, white and blue — "The THE PALMS RESTAURANT Emmitsburg 447-6244 Call serving sur- Male Box" is bound to be the 848-9820 to provide a handy CH face that can even double as a most unusual and popular gift Emmitsburg, Md. Phone 447-2303, 447-2991 Fairfield 642-8642 Westminster. Md. Read Your Chronicle Classified Ads 147- desk. Dad has ever received. EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, THLTRSDAY, JULY 3, 1975 PAGE FIVE

Beall Assigned To investigate the various issues Task Force of the Budget The Capital Needs Task in terms of fiscal and econom- Committee is a step in the Force will study the nation's ic impact, all designed with right direction. We will he needs for capital development Energy Task Force the goal of keeping federal looking at the various ways over the next decade and be- Patriotic Amen.Cran Flag Cake and tax policy flex- needs affect the entire •11•900“•01. es Senator J. Glenn Beall, Jr. spending energy yond, and the effect of fed- cranberry is a perfect choice to ible so that it can meet the government spending picture eral private bor- America's very own native (R-Md.) has been assigned borrowing on Create a cake that colorfully sparkles with both patriotism and duties on the Budget Commit- needs of the nation. and hopefully, we will be able rowing. "This is an especial- goodness for a July 4th barbecue party. tee's task forces on Energy, The Energy Task Force to to outline a comprehensive ly critical area," says Beall. Tax Policy and Tax Expendi- which Senator Beall has been plan for dealing with the en- "The huge federal deficits we Along with your cake serve a Cranberry Rocket Punch, easily cranberry tures, and Capital Needs. The assigned will hold a series of tire cycle of energy and en- 'arc now accumulating cannot prepared for twelve with two quarts of Ocean Spray grenadine syrup and 2 quarts of — 8 pigs. FOR RENT—Furnished boom seminars for the full Budget ergy-related problems." continue for long without ad- juice cocktail, chilled, 1/4 cup of FOR SALE -week-old appointments were made by add ruby-red cranberry rocks to keep cold. July to stu- 'The Tax Policy and Tax Ex- club soda. Simply For more information, call for refined, settled, gente- Senator Edmund S. Muskie Committee during versely affecting 'the growth Make your berry-colored cubes by pouring undiluted cranberry Danny Reaver, 447-6431. . man, in private home. Call (D-MN), Chairman of the full dy the relationship between penditures Task Force will an- of our economy. This task juice right into your ice trays instead of water. This punch is a 7313t 447-2924 after 7 p.m. Budget Committee. energy, the economy and fis- alyze public policy objectives force will study all of the ram- super thirst-quencher that will go along with your barbecued 6.12I4t The ad hoc task forces will cal policy. "I agree with thise and review the Congress' ifications of the federal spend- foods and your fabulous dessert. FOR RENT-1st floor furnish- who have accused the Con- spending of tax dollars. Sen- ing and capital policies." CAKE ed apartment; all utilities FOR RENT — Apartment or its feet on ator Beall says the Task Force "The Budget Committee's AMERI•CRAN FLAG gress of dragging (Makes 1 - 9 x 13 x 2 inch cake) supplied; air conditioned; house. Phone 447-2657 or° energy legislation," says Beall. will focus on the at ea of cap- responsibility," continues Sen- ounces) yellow cake mix children OK. Call between 447-2103. tf. "The Congress has been very ital formation and will do the ator Beall, "is to provide the 1 package (18 1/2 5 and 6:30 p.m.,' 1-756-2819. com- work for recommenda- a long-term 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg FOR SALE — World Engines lax in coming np with a ground full Senate with 732t prehensive program to deal tions on the use of tax dollars prospective so that it can en- 3 squares (3 ounces) semi-sweet chocolate, grated Digital Blue Max radio con- with our itnportant the full Budget Commit- act sound budgetary and eco- 1 package (9 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed trol flight kit. Complete national HELP WANTED—FEMALE energy problem. The Energy tee. nomic legislation. The estab- 1 can (1 pound) Ocean Spray jellied cranberry sauce DEMONSTRAT- with plane. 4 channel. Like ATTENTION House. The Director lishment of the Task Forces new. Call 447-2653. tf By Jack 1/2 cup fresh or frozen dry-pack blueberries ORS—Toys & Gifts. Work, :reacher's Scotch Information Centre will help us ac-amplish this now thru December. Free Prepare cake mix according to package directions adding nut- FOR SALE — '73 Ford Gran serious and important goal." Sample Kit. No experience FINGER Meg and grated chocolate to cake batter. Pour batter into a Torino; fully equipped; 28,- THE FLYING or write San- Vegetable Saucery greased and floured 9 x 13 x 2 inch baking pan. Bake as directed needed. Call miles. Sanders Garage, Scotland can boast of one "Souper" on a Conn. 000 on package. Remove from pan and, cool on a rack. Place ta's Parties, Avon, Emmitsburg. of the strangest boat races Vacation Preview serving platter. Spread top and sides with whipped topping. Chill 06001. Phone 1 (203) 673- ever known. It was held 1400 until ready to serve. Just before serving cut jellied cranberry 3455. Also booking Parties. years ago but is still talked sauce lengthwise into 1/2 inch thick slices. Cut slices lengthwise 612612t/ & 7117,1P. about in the Highlands and Films Available Into strips 1 inch wide. Drain strips well on absorbent paper. ROOFING - SPOUTING Place blueberries in rows in upper left hand corner of the cake to FULLY-EQUIPPED — Ford Islands. The Carroll/Frederick Au- flag. Place canberry strips across cake ALUMINUM SIDING The holy man who was resemble the stars on the . Gran Torino; 4-dr. sedan. dio-Visual Cooperative, located resemble stripes on the flag. It will be necessary to piece cran- credited with bringing Christi- to Sanders Garage, Emmits- at 520 N. Market Street in berry strips to make stripes long enough for cake. Place strips Over 20 Years anity to Scotland from burg. Frederick, has recently acquir- close together to hide joining. Experience Ireland was St. Columba. But ed a set of twenty-four film- FOR SALE — '69 Chevy Im- he had several rivals and one strips and accompanying cas- pala; 4-Dr. Ht.; R&H; Auto. .of them was another Christi- settes on our national parks, Trans.; Sanders Garage, BILL ARENTZ an missionary, St. Moluag. monuments and memorials. Emmitsburg. Call 447-6151. Separately they sailed up and These filmstrips have arrived HELP WANTED Roofing Contractor down the Western Isles and, if just in time for pre-vacation FOR SALE.---1974 Honda 360 either liked the look of an viewing. Included in this set R.D. 2, Fairfield there Increased Production has created several CL; 9,000 miles; ex. cond. island, he would land are presentations discussing com- Phone 271-2207. 611.9j3t Ph. 717-334-5696 and found a religious the attractions and facillties permanent.openings at Freeman Shoe Co. in the munity. National NOTICE — Will do roofing. of Grand Canyon stitching department, and machine operators for Park, New or used; Shingle or Tin. FOR SALE-23,000 BTU Cold- Park, Yosemite National necessary Park, all types of machines. Experience not Interior and exterior paint- spot air conditioner. Call Yellowstone National Park, ing. Free 'estimate. Call 447-6254 after 5 p.m., ex- Crater Lake National as we will train you. National 447-2416 or 447-2724. Don-, cept Fridays. 6,2612t Hawaii Volcanoes National aid B. Miller. tf Park, Everglades Nine Paid Holidays WANTED-2 bedroom unfur- Park, Mount Rushmore Na- New & Used Guns For Sale niahed house or apartment tional Memorial and many oth- Hospital Insurance Program Licensed Handgun Dealer with bath or half bath on Residents of Frederick planning when seasoned with a fla- ers. GUNS WANTED ground level; needed by Gardeners are can arrange to borrow and Disability Benefits bounty and vorful sauce. And, vegetable County Life Gene's Gun Shop Aug. 1. Call Mt. St. Mary's their vegetable filmstrips and the audio markets are pre- saucery is "souper" easy these Eugene Bankard College, 447-6122, Ext. 230. open-air equipment necessary to Vacation Plan senting their finest locally when Condensed Cheddar visual Emmitsburg, R.D. 2, Md. 6'26 ;2t Columba and St on them by contacting the St. grown specialties. Whether Cheese Soup is a staple use Phone 447-2869 Moluag met once and dis It's an Cooperative directly at 663- Bereavement Pay HOUSE FOR SALE — Large you- grow your own or pur- your pantry shelf. Guns, bought, sold & respaired covered that each had his eye cheese sauce that Ext. 306 (after 5:30 p.m. frame house in Main St.; chase fresh vegetables, the instant 8300 on the lovely island of enjoy- can be varied with a few 663-8310.) Carroll County res- NOTICE — Expert piano tun- 3 bedroll-is, 1% baths; time is now to start person, Mon.-Fri. from 7 am to 3:30 pm Lismore. They agreed that simple additions. Next time idents should call 848-4350 to Apply in ing; also repair & rebuild- $33,500. Phone 447-2753. ing this season's crop. the best way to decide whose sim- you serve fresh vegetables, arrangements. Residents ing. Fast, efficient service; tf Great served with a make religious possession it should vegetables why not try one of these either county should also SHOE COMPANY reasonable rates. Horner ple herbed butter, of FREEMAN be was to have a boat race to dimension savory sauces? free to visit the Coopera- Piano Shop, R.D. 1, Gettys- HELP WANTED—Motel man- take on a new feel Emmitsburg, Maryland ager, single or married; no Lismore. The saint who tive office in Frederick. burg. Phone 717-334-8916. of INSTANT CHEESE SAUCE children; live at motel, apt. touched the ground These filmstrips are only a tf (11 ounces) Condensed Cheddar. Equal Employment Opportunity Employer meld.; Reply to Box A, Lismore first would be the In saucepan, stir 1 can small part of a large collec- winner. smooth. Blend in 1/4 to 1/3 cup milk or The Best Used Cars are Found c/o Emmitsburg Chronicle, Cheese Soup until tion of audiovisual materials So the two boats set out Heat; stir occasionally. Makes about 1 1/2 cups Where the Best Used Cars Emmitsburg, Md. 21727. sour cream. on a wide variety of topics and, as they were nearing the cooked asparagus,broccoli, or cauliflower. ere Sold. sauce. Serve over available for usage by Car- 7 3,2t beach at Lismore, St. Molaug William (Bill) Sentz PEAS-TO-PERFECTION and Frederick County resi- saw that St. Columba was rol AREA Fairfield Rd. pounds fresh peas, Call the telephone num- EMMITSBURG FOR SALE — 1969 Plymouth going to be first ashore. 1 can (11 ounces)Condensed 3 dents. Gettysburg, .Pa. shelled and cooked above for further .RD3 Fury II, tan, 4-door, power Without hesitation he cut off Cheddar Cheese Soup bers listed —Brick double house; over 3,900 sq. ft. living 717-642-5603 (about 3 cups) about how Cooper- Phone options; god condition. Call the little finger of his left 1/4 cup milk information system; pound (about 12) small can be used space on main floor; city water; septic .7,314t hand and threw it on the 1/4 teaspoon dried 3/4 ative materials 447-2740. whole white onions, for fami- beach. • Then St. Moluag mint leaves, by you individually, 27 acres. $95,000. cooked and drained by arsur WANTED AUTOS FOR SALE — Good claimed to have landed first! crushed ly entertainment, or —Stone & frame. modern contemporary style Credit? Assume payments soup, milk, and mint. Add remaining group. ESTATE Teacher's Scotch In- In saucepan, blend fireplaces; 2 bdrms.; 2 baths; 6 acres. REAL on '72 Eldorado Coupe, ",71 formation Centre can only ingredients. Heat; stir occasionally. Makes about 4 1/2 cups. house; 2 Luther N. Martin Mercury Cyclone, '71 Ford conclude that this trick was .E $83,000. Galaxie Sedan, '70 Plymouth one of the earliest examples —Brick ranch-type house; fireplace; 3 bdrms.; Fury II, '67 Pontiac Lemans ,of sleight of Agency hand! city septic system. $43,000. Coupe-6 cyl., '67 Dodge For a free copy of the Cl water; H. Kenneth Seiferd Charger, '67 T-Bird, several humorous booklet, "Make AERICAN CANCER emir —Frame & log house; 3 bdrms.; 1/12 baths; in others. Museum Village, Your Own Scotch Whisky," town. $28,000. Salesman Bus. Rt. 15N, Gettysburg. or for an answer to any • Evenings 6-9 except Thurs., question about Scotland, —Ranch type brick house, 3 bdrms.'main floor, BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT FOR SALE—Air Conditioner, Sat. 9-3. tf write Mr. Jack House, P.O. each floor. 12,800 BTU. Good condi- 3 bdrms. on Ismt. level, 1 full bath PENNSYLVANIA Box 7, Cooper Square Station, $100.00 REWARD for informa- New York, N.Y. 10003. tion. Phone 447-2698. ltp $45,000.00. Phone 717-794-2111 tion leading to the arrest of —Ranch type house, frame and aluminum, 3 persons responsible for or bdrms. main floor, 2 bdrms. bsmt. level, 1 full the recovery of property Roofing, Siding GTART your child right on bath each floor. $37,500.00. the magic road of music. stolen from the Colgate your loca Navy Recruiling home along Friends Creek adicaedeed etudesl Custom Built Homes —Ranch type brick house, 2 bdrms. main floor, Get the BEST piano you 4pr1ck, you'll find the new can afford. Menchey Music near the Pennsylvania-Mary- paneled room in bsmt. $32,500.00. land border in Adams Coun- Real Pfle.ournt)er below. And jou'll No Job Too Small Service, 1100 Carlisle St., *et —Building lot with water and sewer has - selected ty. All information confi- jr4iflioptq;tation couid.ds:;.for at property Hanover, pre Free Estimates for you the best instru- dential. Contact PSP, Get- FEDERAL NO-FAULT :0",a7f1'40bc)t.Wr.ito why,n4tsto, line. $6,500.00. ments, in every price range, tysburg 334-8711. 734t UNFAIR TO PUBLIC to fit your budget. at terms FOR SALE-17' pull camper; By Gerard R. TeBockhorst, JOHN G. HUMERICK For guaranteed saeisfac- G. S. Andrew, Jr. sleeps 5; self-contained; gas President, National Associa- eion, buy and save with BROKER stover-oven, refrig., heater, tion of Insurance Agents Ph. 447-6192 confidence from Menchey light; canvass canopy; new Emmitsburg, Md. 301-447-2103 Music Service. Proposals for Federal no- tires; 1964 fan; Rees hitch fault auto insurance include ZENTZ AUTO SALES incld; $1,250. Call 447-2126. points which would prove Where the nice ones are! 71312tp costly to the public and com- Be Someone Special in the Na Serving You Since 1943 plicate compensation to auto Carlisle St. Gettysburg, Pa. WANTED—L.P.N., full time, accident victims. Tax Cuts For The Self-Employed Open 9-9 Daily 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. If inter- One point is to include U. S. Navy Recruiting Station ested call 447-2227 after 1 health insurance in the auto Tax cuts to combat recession have gone up substantially — determining when to start elks CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING p.m. 713;3t accident reparations system. Frederick Towne Mall have been making front-page threefold, in fact — from the lecting from your retirement & PROCESSING OF BEEF previous maximum of $2,500. fund. This can begin any time new If intended to news. Yet this year many of the Cut and wrapped for the NOTICE—Because of the eliminate du- Frederick, Md. 21701 seven million self-employed Those able to put away the new after you reach 59/12 years freezer to your specifications. Maryland Law, effective plicate bene- Americans who could take some maximum of $7,500 will see a even if you are still working —8! NORMAN SHRIVER, JR. July 1, 1975, the County fits from two Tel. 663-3751 new tax deductions, and sub- healthy cut in their annual tax but before you are 70/12. And! Phone 447-2255 - Emmitsburg Treasurer is prohibited from policies, this bill. you may prefer it can be as a lump sum or a issuing a Dog License un- stantially cut their federal tax However, We sell beef by half or would be fine. to set aside less than the maxi- steady income. - less proof of rabies shots is bill, know nothing about this quarters The end to opportunity. mum. In that case, any smaller Another point to note is that AWNINGS submitted. duplicate ben- amount is allowable — and you BOARD OF COUNTY TeBockhorst efits The chance to save money if you adopt a Keogh plan and would. comes with an Act passed by can vary that amount from year have employees, the law re. CAR PORTS COMMISSIONERS mean a reduction in cost for 1942 FARMALL "H" to year. So you need not worry Frederick County, Md. on form of insurance or the Congress last year, the Em- quires that you make certain PATIO COVERS Se- that a bad year for your busi- on their behalf. 71315t other.' ployee Retirement Income saddle you a contributions —Tractor, Specially Priced! curity a forbidding ness will with new law allows a number PORCH ENCLOSURES Hwever, supporters of Act, title heavy burden. The FIBERGLASS AWNING CO. the Hart-Magnuson Bill would —Good Condition that signals a major change in of ways for you to build up a Ring Around use this to make group health our pension laws. Under it, if retirement fund — among them, 140 E. Middle St. insurance the primary source you are self-employed, you can through a savings bank, or vari- Gettysburg, Pa.- Ph. 334-4612 Th Co of benefit§ 4nd auto insur- put a maximum of $7,500 or Do you qualify able annuities or a trust. A pop- ance secondary. 60" BUSH HOG fifteen percent of yearly earn- ular ray is through mutual RONALD J. SHORB Independent insurance ings—whichever is the lesser— funds. They account for about agents of America believe this —Will Be Sold Separately From into a fund for your own retire- fora one out of three of all existing Ceramic Tile tok .44,11t is an unjust and costly burden ment. Whatever you contribute Keogh plans with a total of 41afi ri to people who do not drive. —Tractor—Special Price, Too! is an unqualified tax deduction. fax around one billion dollars. _s4 4"1 that any earnings Contractor We believe motorists More than that, If this way of planning for should be responsible, on your contributions also ac- break? you, Baths-Kitchens-Flagstone through required auto insur- crue tax free. retirement appeals to there h ance, for traffic accidents.' are plenty of people who can Wall-to-Wall Carpet are many people CHAIN SAW CENTER Eventually, of course, you give you advice — for example, There Will withdraw your money and Armstrong Floor Covering who become unemployed, Dealer For a stockbroker, or a tax account. losing their group health in- you will have to pay taxes then. ant or a mutual fund. But not; But normally that will be only Free Estimates This i91-inch (that's surance. Would they think to Stihl please, any old well-intentioned little more than 16 feet) steeA inform their independent when you reach retirement. And stranger. With the right advice ring will eventually becom agent and could they afford Homelite at that stage your income—and — and a proper balancing of Phone 271-7252 premium to make your tax bracket — will almost On the other hand, you can the "tire" on which a giant the added make additional contributions, risks against the possibility of Thtumont, Md. industrial drum will turn.' auto insurance primary? Poulan certainly be lower, probably sig- capital growth — the new pen- Proponents of' Hart- lower, than they are over and above the maximum, Here a workman at Standarcl nificantly of up to 10 percent of your sion law could be your launch- Steel of Burnham, Pa., iS Magnuson argue that a Feder- Chain Saws while you are working. ing pad into the sort of com- the ring to a lifting al law is needed because state yearly income — up to a limit PRINTING harnessing The principle of building for of $2,500. This additional vol- fortable retirement everyone collar that will be hooked on:, legislatures are too slow in so ALL KINDS on no-fault. This ig- —SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES retirement through a fund that untary contribution is not tax wants but which many ne- to the hoist of an overheadl acting glect to prepare for. Also nores the fact that 24 states, is tax-sheltered is not new. It deductible, but any earnings on crane, Then the crane in the well-known Plastic Signs carry the finished 30,000-n covering over one-half of our was embodied it are tax sheltered until you For a free booklet on the Wedding Invitations citizens, have passed no-fault Keceh plan named for the Con- withdraw it. So once again you main provisions of the new law pound forging to a freight, the RUBBER STAMPS car for the trip to its rievr; laws in under five years. Plaza Home 86 Garden Center gressman who introduced can defer paying income tax and the role of mutual funds, Many more legislatures are legislation establishing it back until the time when you are wite to Department R.. Invest- FAST SERVICE home. Standard Steel also: THURMONT SHOPPING PLAZA makes specialty forgings fori hard at work, with help from in the fifties. likely to be paying at a lower ment Company Institute, 177$ PRESS INC. independent insurance agents, rate. K Street, N,W., Washington, CHRONICLE nerospace, aviation, nu+, (We also sell Tillers, Mowers & Tractors) The new development is that 147-2333 Emmitsburg, Md. clear, marine and power' to develop no-fault laws in the tax-deductible contributions You also have a flexibility in D.C. 20006. aPPlications. the interest of their residents, PAGE SIX EMMITSBURG CHRONICLE, EMMITSBURG, MARYLAND, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1975 Blue Shield Now Friday Marks 199th Cherries Sparkle In Custard Ring 77 A Offers Vision Care Birthday For USA A program to help Mary- The Fourth Of July landers meet the cost of pro- By VTFIRT fessional vision care was in- Sen. Charles MeC. Mathias Jr. troduced today by Blue Shield The Fourth of July always of Maryland. The marks a time of participation, The Romans used to hang beads of red coral on cradles and program, which is of positive action, of citizens round the necks of infants to "preserve and fasten their available to groups with 100 or coming together rationally to teeth." more members, represents a new dimension to resolve the problems of the the health protection available nation. It also, of course, is from the non-profit corpora- a time for celebration and en- tion. joyment of summer. The new Vision Care Pro- This year, the 199th observ- I The Tasteful Summer Diet I gram protects members ance of our national declara- against the cost of basic eye tion of independence assumes Vain is cooking the secret to. weight lost and weight mainte. easier special significance._ We are _ -;-.-_-- riance. Eliminate gravies and care making it for them fat-laden sauces from your food, just one year away from the and you undoubtedly will be eliminating fat from your figure too. to receive the care they need. coNsnaucTrat 'The only flaw in this simple food plan is the danger of sheer Benefits, based on a predeter- celebration of the bicentennial. boredom. mined fee schedule, are pro- That, truly, is an occasion INDUSTRY Faced with a series of tasteless meals, a dieter may develop vided toward the cost of rou- being paid to it, and more. the urge for eggs benedict and vegetables drowning in hollan- tine eye examinations and Across Maryland, communi- daise. For a successful Summer diet, learn to prepare low-calorie necessary lenses. The services ties large and small are mak- meals which taste so appealing that the dieter feels delighted of ophthamologists, optome- ing plans for the bicentennial. rather than deprived. trists and opticians are cov- Plump and sparkling Northwest fresh sweet cherries fill the Some observances already are Use fresh herbs to add gourmet flavor without calories, Grow ered. center of a delicate baked custard ring. Served chilled, this re- under v.-ay, and tbat is appro- herbs the yourself—in pots on a sunny windowsill, or in a garden Under the program, groups freshing dessert will be a favorite for hot summer days. priate, for Maryland is older plot. The oldfashioned wagonwheel herb garden is as pretty as than the nation. It is may tailor their coverage to The season for fresh sweet cherries from the Pacific Northwest functional. Bury the rim of a large wooden wheel partially. The bicentennial is an op- Plant a different herb in each space between the spokes. Herbs their own design. There is a begins in mid-June and continues into August, with the peak lend themselves to rock gardens too, and will transform a small selection of three different fee supply in July. To keep them at their best, store fresh sweet portunity that we must not hillside into a wonderfully fragrant place. Explore the variety of schedules available and a cherries in plastic bags in the refrigerator. Wash only as they are let pass without revitalizing DON'T MORE STRIKES tastes herbs can that cohesiveness of spirit and WE NEED which impart to the simplest cooking. You'll see choice of either a 12-month or used. More labor strikes government and economic leaders how easy it is to banish boredom from a purpose that served as well disputes, more diet. 24-month benefit period. The • Because the fresh sweet cherry season is so short, plan to freeze and further increases in the cost of have publicly expressed concern but, and that can once To take the monotony out of counting calories too, why not do program provides benefits for some of these summer jewels for year 'round enjoyment. Simply in 1776 just about everything are things we nevertheless, it's true. Congressman It the easy way—with Slender diet food from Carnation. Mixed bene- again be our strength today. don't need right now or, for that Thompson of New Jersey has intro- the following, once per pack whole washed cherries into freezer containers, leaving pits with minces of nonfat milk, Slender has just 164 calories. Three examination That should be our commit- ;natter, anytime. But some of labor's duced a bill, H.R. 5900, which. fit period: an eye and stems intact. Cover securely and freeze. Pitted cherries may friends want to give the building would legalize secondary boycotts at' glasses of this tasty "mini meal"—at breakfast, lunch and mid-. ment on this, our 199th Fourth up to just 402 to determine the need for glas- also be frozen, using either a dry sugar or syrup pack. trades unions the right to picket an construction sites. The building trades afternoon—add calories, leaving you plenty of lee- July holiday ,and our dedi- way for one of these tasteful herb-flavored dinners. ses; lenses (single, bifocal or of entire construction job even when unions say they have the votes to frames; contact Sweet Cherry Custard Ring cation to the full meaning of they are having trouble with just one get it out. A To transform broiled chicken into something special, season it trifocal); The bill a surgery salt the independence of our coun- of the many individual employers proposed is bad one 'With lemon juice and fresh crushed rosemary. With this, serve a lenses (after cataract 2 cups Northwest fresh sweet /34 teaspoon on the job. To get the right to picket which would bring confusion and tomato and lettuce salad sprinkled with chopped chives and or when vision is correctible cherries 1 teaspoon vanilla try. the common construction site, there strikes to the entire constructioq Cooked broccoli sprinkled with shredded cheese. For dessert, have only by their use); cataract 3 eggs, slightly beaten 2 cups milk, scalded would have to be a change in the industry. At a time when the a fresh apple. All this good taste adds up to just 423 calories. and lens hardening. V.1 cup sugar Mint, for garnish RETURNS FROM law. The present law against American people are looking to the lenses; secondary boycotts, the Taft-Hartley construction industry to get (his raked sole Is particularly good when baked with chopped to. In announcing the new pro- Store fresh sweet cherries in plastic bag in the refrigerator Until EUROPEAN VACATION Tract Act, would have to be repealed and a country out of .its economic slump, =toes, chopped chives, fresh tarragon and a squeeze of lemon gram, Blue Shield President time to use. Wash just before serving. For custard, combine eggs, Mrs. Joan Keepers, special exemption granted to the the building trades unions are seeks Juice. Make a green salad with lo-calorie dressing. Season peas Thursday Denwodo N. Kelly also welcom- sugar, salt and vanilla. Cool milk slightly and add to egg mixture. Road, returned last construction unions. ing legislation which could bring by cooking with a few sprigs of mint. Finish this tasteful meal from a 6-week vacation in This is incredible at a time when construction in this country to a stand- with a waist-watcher's sundae, ice milk ed the first group into the Pour into buttered 3-cup ring mold. Place in shallow pan con- Of garnished with sliced Europe. the building trades unions are already still. course, one way to avoid paches.The calorie total is about 420. program. Coverage for the taining /12-inch hot water. Bake at 325 degrees for 40 minutes, sups such high wages that this could be to kg! the bill. there, she visited her For hamburgers with a difference, season Managerial and Professional or until custard tests done. Cool. Unmold on serving plate and While lean ground beef Smith and with fresh oregano and freshly ground pepper. Make a vegetable Society of Baltimore, Inc., chill. To serve, fill center of ring with fresh sweet cherries, Garnish sister, Mrs. Gloria London, salad by combining cold cooked green beans and beets with sour (M.A.P.S.), a group of some with mint. Makes 4 to 6 servings. family, who reside in visited many cream dressing. serve a fresh pear for dessert, for about 464 625 Baltimore City employes, England. She interest calorie total. became effective this week. historic places of while in England, asd then in the family 60171t'CREAM DRESSING "We are pleased to be able All the North COroblne cup sour cream, 14 cup nonfat milk, teaspoon dill to expand our coverage into journeyed across Belgium, Holland weed, teaspoon onion salt,% teaspoon pepper, 4 teaspoon salt such an important area of Sea into to do! France. and dash cayena0Lu,=tall mixing bowl, Chill. Calories,.1 table- health care," Mr. Kelly said. Germany, and Paris, sp00111N,24."----- is an integral Mrs. Keepers' mother, Mrs "Good vision In 1929, Paul Galvin health and no Helena Neiderer, Hanover, Pa. part of good had the mind to imagine one should be deterred from vIc`7 accompanied her on the trip. and the skill to build the obtaining the care he needs first commercially success- Some Of Us Have Gaiser and because of cost. The Vision ful car radio, one rugged Mrs. Norman "KISSED THE .. . Care Program is one mech- enough to work in a car daughters, Mary Frances and Take stock in America. , anism designed to help pro- riding over the rougher Sue, have returned to their Bonds., tect the priceless gift of roads of the time. home in Little Rock, Arkan- Buy US.Savings sight." sas, after visiting with their BLARNEY STONE Mr. Kelly added that in ad- mother and grnadmother, Mrs. dition to these -fee schedule Oscar Stinson, West Main St. . . . ITSELF." programs. Blue Shield also is NOTICE! developing a program of bene- ty- QUALITY LOOKING FOR WE WILL BE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS But We Aren't Feeding You fits which will cover vision VALUES, AND REAL GOOD care services on the basis of LOW PRICES? providers' usual and custo- THROUGHOUT JULY AND AUGUST t BLARNEY When We Say ... mary fees. This program is AFTER YOU SHOP ALL expected to be available later THE OTHER FURNI- (Open Regular Hours Weekdays) IT'S GREAT this year. TURE STORES, COME While the Vision Care Pro- AND DISCOVER THE ... At The SHAMROCK gram is available to crroups of HOME OF THE BEST 100 or more employes, Mr. REAVES ELECTRIC CO. the BUYS . .. Kelly said that as Plan 402 W. Main St. 447-2497 Banquets, Private Parties, Dinner gains experience with the pro- In 1958, President gram, it will be made available Eisenhower had the mind to other segments of enroll- and skills to arrange for SHEPLEY'S ment. The groups need not the first radio broadcast Sitaffaoch 141/444444.11 have existing Blue Cross or from outer space. An or- FURNITURE Thurmont, Md. Now Open 7 Days A Week Blue Shield coverage to be biting rocket broadcast a WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM eligible for the vision cover- tape recording of his voice HARNEY FIREMEN'S age. delivering a Christmas LIMITED TIME ONLY greeting. 3 Complete Soon, radio signals will be traveling at the speed of Rooms light from the vicinity of Saturn and Jupiter because FURNITURE of the minds and skills of the men and women at 16 BRAND NEW PIECES Motorola who built the * SAVE 175.90 * radio equipment on the Mariner spacecraft. Radio • Sofa and Chair signals from Saturn will • 3 Pc. Table Set • 2 Table Lamps 12 have to travel 900 million JULY 1 THRU JULY earth. • 5 Pc. Dinette Set miles to reach • 4 Pc. Bedroom Set Monday—Beauty Contest ONLY Tuesday—The Paragons Mosquito Facts And Fancies $399 Budget Terms Available Wednesday—Parade BZZZZZZZZZZ .„ that's have been identified and found all the sound of those persis- mosquitoes are Galaxies in the Shop & Save Today! Thursday—The tent little pests, mosquitoes. over the world, even Not only have they been arctic regions. Friday—Don Forsythe and The Tear- man, and woman, Women's lib is nothing bugging Only for eons, but until recently new to mosquitoes. SHEPLEY'S to drops were also our deadly the female is equipped they animals.The enemies. bite people and hand, is FURNITURE Saturday—The Stardusters Plus The If left unchecked, mos- male, on the other water quitoes carry malaria, yel- smaller and feeds on Warehouse Showrooms fever, and assorted other and plant juices. low mos- 117 S. MARKET STREET Awarding of '75 Chevrolet Pickup diseases. Some are so large Most people attract bite a man to quitoes. There is not much Historic Downtown Frederick a swarm can PHONE 662-5216 Sandwiches Every Night You make timepayments'on death in a single night. Home-Made Soup & practically everything.So why not Certain scholars believe that Open Every Nite Til 9 P.M. make a few on your hopes and your the mosquito, by bringing malaria that sapped the dreams? con- All you have to do is sign up for strength of the people, tributed to the downfall of the.Payroll Savings Plan where you. Greek and an you specify the ancient work.Then amount Roman civilizations. is set aside from your paycheck and mythol- used to buy U.S.Savings Bonds. In some Indian ogies, the mosquito is con- Myers'Radio & TV miss the money.And You won't sidered deadly enough to payday. body you'll get a little richer every kill the moon god. Other you can do to your you So donate part of your paycheck to myths about mosquitoes in- chemistry to make can the most deserving cause in the a cannibal monster unattractive. But you clude a world:your future. 3 story told by the North protect yourself with like Hours repellent New insect Announces Pacific Coast and Plains good Now E Bonds pay 6% interest when held fa maturity 4 mosquitoes "Sportsmate II." Effective 6 years(4i% the first year). Lost, stolen'or destroyed Indians that says Bonds can be replaced if records are provided. When originated from the ashes of against biting flies and can at your bank. Interest II" 1 needed, Bonds be cashed the burnt monster's body. mosquitoes,"Sportsmate Effective Immediately Until September not subject to state or local income taxes, e,nd federal spray or tax may be deferred until redemption. In Rumania, they say mos- comes in a 5-ounce quitoes were created from a 2-ounce cream, both pleas- 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. the Devil's pipe smoke and antly scented. MONDAY-WEDNESDAY that angels fear to tread Any repellent works best where there are mosquitoes. when applied to all exposed THURSDAY 9 A.M. - 12 NOON Actually, mosquitoes areas of your skin (except hatch from eggs laid on stag- your eyes and mouth) and nant water. The average to your clothing, since mos- FRIDAY 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. female may lay as many as quitoes are quite capable of 200 eggs at a time, and in as biting right through cloth. little as nine days they can Repellents' will work if SATURDAY 9 A.M.-5 P.M. become full grown insects. thoroughly applied and re- But, all mosquitoes are applied when needed. • Not you bloodsuckers. Some species if this doesn't work, st. stock , plant juices, but might try one of the meth- live on can in the in general the female needs ods recommended lay fertile folklore of Labrador: hold Shop to TV meal Myers' Radio & blood mAmericae a until the mos- eggs. your breath There are about 2000 quito dies. Or you might PHONE 447-2202 EMMITSB1URG, MD. 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