We shall have no better • If a man empties his purse conditions in the future if we to his head, no one can are satisfied with all those ke it from him. which we have at present. —Benjamin Franklin THE CARROLL RECORD —Thomas Edison YEAR IN ADVANCE $2 00 Single. 70, No. 52 TANEYTOWN,MARYLAND. THURSDAY. JUNE 25. 1964 5c per cep:

Issued TB ASSOCIATION IS URGENTLY 'SPICE 'N' EVERYTHING NICE" CHRISTIAN DAY KINDERGARTEN CARROLL COUNTY BOARD Fireworks Warning SEEKING ICE CREAM STICKS (Your Chatty Column) COMMUNITY LOCALS By State Police The large adult Sunday Church OF EDUCATION Ice cream sticks are urgently need- With all my heart, I wish you every School room ,f Trinity Evangelical Tuberculosis Association, morning State Police ed at the A smile that shall last until the next day's Mr. Merwyn Fuss was discharged Taneytown, will be The Board of Education of Carroll Colonel Carey Jarman, the TB patients Lutheran Churc,i, has issued a warning Times Building, for dawning. n Monday from the Annie Warner held a regular meeting on Superintendent, State I wish you health—life's greatest wealth; the setting this coming Sunday eve- County hazardous at Mt. Wilson and Springfield lospital in Gettysburg, Penna. 8 P. M. for the Thursday, June 18, 1964, with all concerning the illegal and I wish you always near so that I may help ning, June 28, at Hospitals. to cheer meeting regarding the pro- members present. use of fireworks. Kaelber, a Grey Lady Mr, Larry Bay of interest he commented, "July Mrs. Alma Each future day and in some way—help to Shippensburg, Day Kindergarten. The Board acted to approve the min- "Each year," area stopped into bring you 'nappiness! 'a., is posed Christian are accompanied by from Mt. Wilson spending a number of days of 4 and 5-year-olds (by utes of the regular May meeting and 4th celebrations office today and picked up near- isiting with Parents serious and needless injuries the the State Building to his grandparents, Dr. Dec. 31) of the congregation and of the financial transactions of the many ly 5000 sticks for the TB patients at As I entered nd Mrs. Paul E. Rhinehart. in spite of well-publicized warnings that view the subjects of the exhibition of the community are invited to attend. month. involved in Mt. Wilson. Mrs. Kaelber says the general Contracts were approved for new concerning the hazards of sticks at Mt. Wilson is our late President Kenendy, there Mr. and Mrs. G. Wilbur Naylor at- A discussion regarding use of fireworks. the supply Bust on a pedestal and purposes and policies of the kinder- teachers as follows: Mrs. Elinor the indiscriminate exhausted and they need more sticks stood a bronze ended a chicken barbecue given by "Some people," continued Colonel going up to read the marker this was he garten will take place. Information Crickard, John R. Wilson, Sue M. Wil- to keep the patients occupied while Ruritan Club of Wolfsville, Md., John C. Jarman, "believe that the restrictions it and a man from Foreign shores, sat Sunday. brochures and registration blanks will son, Raymond W. Keffer, recuperating. Many nice articles are Sheftic, Glenda R. Kilgore, Barbara on fireworks apply only to those sticks such as bask- "Augustine Herman" — 1605 - 1686. be available. manufactured, made from the Map of The congregation's Ann Blevins, Jackie Larry Harman, which are commercially trays, etc. "Maker of the First Accurate children of Dr. and Mrs. Rhine- Registration of the to homemade ets, lamps, He died in mit and their begin at once and prefer- Pamela May Dame, Carole L. Rich- but the law applies Last year over 15,000 ice cream The State of Maryland!" children were visitors children will well." year of 1686 in Cecil County. Then 3f the Rhineharts, marking Father's ence will be given until July 15. ardson, Robert L. Schaufele, Mrs. fireworks as sticks were donated to the TB As- the Janet B. Jump, Dana D. Dunnick, Jr., As in the past, all State Troopers were greatly appreci- I walked back to the exhibition where Day, on June 21. Registration blanks of children whose and sociation and viewing let- will be ac- Rebecca Ann Sterling, Geary E. will give attention to the problem by the patients. there was quite a crowd parents are non-members local police agen- ated and most of all so The ladies of the Taneytown Fire- church or the parsonage Myers, David K. Potts, Glenn W. Pat- will cooperate with Persons and Clubs recently donating ters, statements cepted at the enforcement of the law. much doodleing of our late President. mien Auxiliary wants to thank every- from July 10 on and will be consid- terson, Joan E. Cartzendafner, cies in the sticks are as follows: Mrs. Paul one that helped in anyway at the T. Dubel, Lovelle R. Mac- The Maryland law specifically pro- pupils at Union That convinced me that he must have ered after July 15 in the chronological Thomas Niswander for the surely Carnival. Donald, Ronald L. Shriver, Donna D. hibits the use of firecrackers, squibs, Elementary School, James been a very nervous man for I order received. candles, Bridge doodle- Connors, Ann W. Norvell, Martha K. rockets, sparklers, Roman Jenton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Ar- was surprised at some of that Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Putman, Mr. Snider, Lewis H. Allwine. torpedoes, bombs, grenades, fire bal- Roland Grimes, Mrs. ing! The photographs and scenes all and Mrs. combus- baugh, Mrs. times before Wilson Riffle, daughter, Lin- "WEEK-END WITH Resignations of teachers in service loons, signal lights, and any Ruth Buffington of WTTR, Mrs. J. had been on TV many da and Lore Lieb spent last week- were accepted as follows: Mrs. Pa- tible or explosive composition, or any Mrs. Howard Bating, taken of course from life. The one end in Ocean SCIENTISTS" A. Mason, City, Maryland. tricia B. Sloop, David E. Schneeberg, substance or combination of sub- Elaine Stambaugh, Mrs. Martha object that attracted my attention Mrs. Doris Hoff- stances, or article prepared for the was the famous rocker in which he Mr. and Mrs. Truman A. The Heart Association of Mary- Robert F. Browning, Stambaugh, Mrs. Ed. Baker from the Whit- E. Bradley, Ray- purpose of producing a visible or an Cath- spent many hours in his office. To more, Sr., of Media, Pa., spent the land has announced the highest reg- man, Mrs. Robert Cub Scouts, all of Westminster; sixth, annual mond E. Emmart, Helen M. Dorsey, audible effect by combustion, explo- for the Immanuel Church my surprise, I read right there that past week-end with Mr. and Mrs. istration to date for its erine Riely by Scientists" to be held Paul Lambertson, Mrs. Elaine Alper, sion, deflagration or detonation. of Manchester; Mrs. Virginia Owings it was presented to the President Francis E. Shaum, Sr. "Weekend With toy guns or It was up on a little plat- this weekend on the University of Mrs. Geraldine B. Reck, Joanne Cis- Toy pistols, toy canes, of New Windsor and Wayne, Ellen, his father. use paper caps form roped off with one policeman Members of the Kiwanis Club of Maryland Campus 'beginning Friday sel, Diane Schwarz and Mrs. Florence other devices which Bruce and Diana Fleharty of Detour. Sunday Wargny. are now legal, provided they are so children counted their guarding it. The cushions were pre- Taneytown, wives and friends jour- afternoon and concluding on The Fleharty which neyed via bus from Carroll The Board recognized the retire- constructed that the hand does not sticks and there were 1495 sticks in sented by members of the Navy to Baltimore Wednes- (June 19-21). Those had the Anchor day evening to were: Ray Seitler, Rt. 1, ment of Miss Sarah E. Williams after come in contact with the cap when in their package. were tan in color and witness the Yankee- County Somehow, I stood there as Orioles ball game. Box 325. Westminster, Md.; Richard 35 years service and the service re- place for use. Mrs. Ethel Cook, Executive Secre- Emblem. Md.; David tirement •of Luther D. Wampler due Association reports that though I was glued on that spot. Logue, Rt. 1, Taneytown tary of the Sisters At the meeting of the Board of Di- Md.; Jonathon to ill health. any clubs, organizations that would There were many Catholic Rowe, Union Bridge 49th ANNUAL CONVENTION OF atmosphere was rectors of Carroll County General 559 Baltimore Blvd., West- Several pieces of correspondence like to 'bring Ice Cream Sticks present. The entire McAdams, KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL TO procession as the lines Hospital held Tuesday, May 19, 1964, minster, Md.; Herbert Rudy, III Rt. were read to the Board in connection (washed) in to the office certainly like a funeral Joseph H. Hahn, Jr., was elected to Westminster, Md. Wayne with scholarship awards and with re- BE HELD IN LOS ANGELES, would help to make the long hours slowly moved to read the Doodleing! 5, Box 46, abreast! the Board of Directors. Belt, Carrollton, Md.; and Jay Hol- lation to requests of various types in- JUNE 28 -JULY 2 of recuperating a little more helpful. At times three Rt. 4, Box 333, Sykes- cluding library support and the par- Even young teen-agers were read- lingsworth, Ki- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ohler were ville. ticipation by the Board in items of The 49th Annual Convention of ing important letters and no one was overnight guests Monday with their Chairman for "The Weekend," school improvement. wanis International in Los Angeles, JUNE BRIDES SHOULD NOTIFY hurried in the least. They seemed to daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Lionel Glassman, M. D., Assistant The Board received and considered California, June 28- July 2. SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE OF desire to read every word! There was Mrs. John Hall and family of Hale- chief of Anesthesiology at Sinai Hos- a communication from the GCTA re- More than 16,000 Kiwanians and something about that President — United States, CHANGE OF NAME thorpe. pital, has announced that this year's (Continued on Page 4) their families from the John F. Kennedy that was so differ- registration limit has been expand- Canada, Mexico, the West Indies, ent. You simply had to love him as a The long-awaited rain came to this Japan are ex- June is the month of new brides. ed to enroll 103 young men from pub- Western Europe, and reminded to person even if you did not agree with section last Sunday afternoon accom- in the City of the All the lucky girls are all lic, private and parochial schools for pected to gather social security office of all his policies. He was so kind at pained with considerable wind that Summer Camp the four and a half day notify their and animals. throughout Maryland. Angels for their change of name as soon as pos- times and loved children uprooted trees, breaking large limbs the Retarded Children event. Convention sessions will be Remember? Betcha, he would have off trees "The Weekend is a project of sible after the event. R. W. Hughes, and blowing a roof off a of the Heart held in the Los Angeles Sports Arena, never pulled a dog's ears to hear him barn in and around Public Education Council social security district manager in Taneytown. Association which provides an oppor- The summer camp sponsored by one of the most perfectly designed yelp! Eh? And that reminds me as world. Baltimore, points out that a change Ladies of the tunity for gifted students to become the Carroll County Association for auditoriums in the the issuance of a to "HIM and HER," a special letter Taneytown Auxiliary be accomplished at the of name requires attending the State acquainted with physicians and scien- Retarded Children for the retarded Work to social security card. The was sent to me from the White House Firemen's Con- it convention will include the election of corrected one of the secretaries vention in Ocean City last week were: tists on an informal basis and to gain child will be held from July 6-17, same account number is kept but the last week from first-hand knowledge of the demands was announced at a general meet- officers for 1964-65 — a president, in answer to my letter to the Presi- Mrs. BeIva Putman, Mrs. Helen Over- and six card is issued in the bride's new holtzer, and the opportunities of their many ing of the association held recently. president-elect, treasurer, by the dent stating that it was cruelty to Mrs. Grace Rodgers and Mrs. the clubs and name. Immediate reporting Louise medical specialties. Mrs. Mildred Haller, chairman of the trustees; recognition of possibility that pull any dog's ears!! However he did Riffle. throughout the organization bride will lessen the In addition to tours of the Univer- camp said that the two-week session districts her future earnings may be incorrect- it a number of times — not just At the last meeting of the Taney- sity's Zoology and Physics laborator- will be held at Camp Chal Mar just adjudged tops in community service once. For a 2-year old, there could and the adoption of resolutions ly reported. town Chamber of Commerce plans ies and informal group sessions, the outside of Westminster. Students work; Continuing, Mr. Hughes said, "If have been excuses but not from a man were made for the Chamber's Sum- students will hear presentations from will be taken by bus to the Riding upon which the organization's 1964- 55 summers! The two most sensitive program will you're married and haven't yet mer outing. A trip to Washington, ten physicians: The Surgeon and the Club for swimming instruction. 65 community service on your social senses of any dog are the ears and Charles A. Swain, Cape changed your name D. C., and a ball game is on the itin- Brain, Clinton Harrison, M. D.; Hy- Mrs. Alvah Finch reported on the be based. security account, do so immediately. nose for they protect any individual. erary. The date is September 10. perbaric Oxygen, Melvin L. Keller, campaign for fund raising from this May, New Jersey businessman and It has always been with me, "LOVE In- If you are just planning marriage, be M. D.; The Eye, Arne11 .Patz, M. D.; past year. banker, the president of Kiwanis Ad- ME — LOVE MY DOG!" Nuff sed! Miss Cherie Lee will preside. sure to notify the Social Security Phillips, daughter Pediatrics, Milton Markowitz, M. D.; The recreation committee stated ternational, ministration after the happy event Returning from the Exhibition, I of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Phillips, Orthopedics, George H. Greenstein, that a recent bowling and skating Principal speakers, in addition to stopped at the "Town House" which and will be Edwin P. takes place. Taneytown, a sophomore at Mar- M. D.; Heart Surgery, Robert J. party was a great success as well as President Swain, requests for corrected is a grand restaurant at the corner of ietta College, chairman of the board, Cham- In tnis area, Marietta, Ohio, made Wilder, M. D.; The General Surgeon, a recordhop for the older children. Neilan, cards may be sent to the social se- 24th and North Howard St. At one the Dean's List for second semester of Jacob C. Handlesman, M. D.; Anes- It was announced by the Baile Hall ber of Commerce of the United States; time, there was a little confectionary 1963 - star, curity district office, 310'7 Green- 64. thesia and Resuscitation, Lionel Glass- committee that every admission to motion picture and television Appli- store right there for a number of Lieutenant General mount Avenue in Baltimore. man, M. D.; Modern Diagnosis of that school is to be evaluated by the Ronald Reagan; for cards may years and the nice proprietor and his The Daily Vacation Bible School of H. Krulak, USMC, Command- cation forms corrected Heart Disease, Donald H. Dembo, M. health department. Victor be mailed in response to telephone wife, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Diet - Taneytown continues in its second and George G. Finney, reported on ing General Fleet Marine Force, were most successful. Then, Mr. Diet- final week with D.; and a talk by Mrs. Mildred Haller requests to Hopkins 7-1435. interest high and national convention held in Wash- Pacific; The Honorable James C. or had bigger ideas and thought of good attendance. Much Jr., M. D. the praise be- ington at which religion for the re- Britton, Consul General of Can- the restaurant and made it into a fab- longs to the teachers and the helpers a neces- ada for Los Angeles; The Reverend BARN DESTROYED ON that you who are tarded child was stressed as ulous place. The nice part is doing a very fine work. The Burdette reported on J. Vernon McGee, Th. D., Pastor of STULTZ FARM not have to go down town to have school is Taneytown Youth Receives sity. Mr. Roger do conducted by the Sunday convention. the famed Church of the Open Door a grand meal for it is so centrally Schools of our the state community under the BS Degree at Antioch College An in-service training program will in Los Angeles; and the leaders of Ki- Fire destroyed a large barn on the located and as to meals. Well, Folks leadership of the ministers of our this Fall which wanis' two sponsored youth groups, farm of John W. Stultz, Otterdale- I that door, I stepped town and be held in Annapolis when opened community. YELLOW SPRINGS, 0. —Louis will be most beneficial to those at- Kenneth S. Cohen, Trenton, New Jer- Mill Road, 4 miles from Union Bridge, into a room which I did not expect of Mr. and Mrs. Louis R. of Key Club Interna- morning, June 14, 1964. The YMCA Funmobile will Michea,.son tending. sey, president on Sunday to see — all dark panelled with low return Roberts Mill Road, Taney- nom- the high school service organ- Two trucks from the Union Bridge to Taneytown again this Summer Michae, Following the report of the tional, lighting, flag stone flooring and beau- town, will receive a bachelor of sci- inating committee, the election of ization for boys, and John H. de Bois- Fire Co. assisted two trucks from tifully air-conditioned. I thought I starting the week of July 6th. Spe- engineering science Louisiana State half cific day and time will be ence degree in board members was conducted. blanc, a student at Taneytown, using one and one was in a city in France and at that announced Antioch College at Commence- School of Law, president pumping through the in next week's paper. Boys and girls, from University booster lines, early time of the day there were ment exercises Saturday. of Circle K. International, the college trucks from a nearby stream to pro- many diners. It has a beautiful rep- ages six through 12 years are invited 220, COVERED DISH LUNCHEON to The class of 1964, numbering men's service organization. tect a dairy house and a hog p e n utation. The meal was Ummmm goody attend a program of fun, crafts the 112-year history will feature The and games. Further is the largest in Service of the Car- Afternoon ladies events and several other outbuildings. Wish I could have met the Chef! It information may of liberal arts and sci- The Gray Lady of Hollywood Fashions" 150 yards from the be obtained by contacting the YMCA of the college County Red Cross held a covered a "Cavalcade house is about is surely a fast growing affair and roll presented by Oscar-winning designer barn. in Westminster, phone 848-3660. ences. dish luncheon at the Rod and Gun the nice part each adult child now Antioch President James P. Dixon, Edith Head and a special Kiwanis Firemen were called at 9:08 A. M. holds a position right there. Try it re- Club, Taneytown, Md., last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. In Sensenbaugh, Mrs. who was among 82 Antiochians William Hop- Queen for a Day presentation emceed and the blaze was under control at once, Folks and you will surely go the college in The chairman, Mrs. Jack Bail- Elizabeth Barkdoll, Linda and Joyce, ceiving degrees from a short meeting. She by network TV personality 11:30 A. M. Taneytown firemen back! The following for Mrs. Ruth 200 bachelor of arts kins conducted star Gale Storm and the until 5 P. M. to and Miss Dorothy Sensenbaugh of 1939, will award on the Spring Garden Par- ey. Television stayed at scene Schmidt who called me the other eve- 20 bachelor of science degrees to reported Lorne Greene, star of TV's famed watch surrounding outbuildings. Smithburg; and Mrs. Michael Oker- and ty for over 300 patients at Spring- ning and requested the recipe whiek lund and daughter, Linda, of Deer the 120 men and 100 women. "Bonanza" show, will extend a wel- No machinery or livestock was re- she lost for that grand Hot Milk will be field State Hospital. Mrs. Paul Park Road, spent Saturday evening Commencement speaker statistical come to Los Angeles from the stage ported lost in the fire. There was no Cake.-2 cups sugar, 2 cups flour, 4 Higgin- Leatherwood, Sr., gave a the open- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur another alumnus, A. Leon served and the of the Sports Arena during immediate estimate of damage. eggs, 2 teaspoons baking powder, I. Jr., now U. S. District Judge report on institutions and the famed San Naylor. On Sunday the Naylors en- botham, hours given by this ser- ing ceremonies; cup hot milk, 14 lb. of butter or mar- Eastern Penna. and former mem- number of Naval Training Center 50-state joyed a delicious chicken barbecue for vice in the Baltimore Regional Area. Diego Taneytown Children Swim gerine and one teaspoon vanilla. Beat dinner served by the Wolfsville Run - ber of the Federal Trade Commission. flag team and band will lend color to eggs thoroughly and add the sugar. since 34 Carroll County Gray Ladies gave tan Club in their picnic woods. As has been true at Antioch hours ser- the convention with a Patriotic Pag- Lessons Begin June 29 heat the milk and place butter in to first liberal a total of 4,605 volunteer 1921, when it became the State Hospital, Car- eant of America. melt and then beat all ingredients to- DT. and Mrs. Michael and the country to adopt ving Springfield evening, July 1, t h e Okerlund arts college in Health Department and Wednesday The Red Cross swimming lessons gether and place in greased floured their daughter, Linda, are spending cooperative, study-plus-work plan roll County Angeles Dodgers will honor Ki- the the bloodmobile Los will begin Monday, June 29 for the funnel cake pan at 375% until a beau- the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- of education, all members of this wanis with special ceremonies at Dod- children of Taneytown and will con- tiful golden brown. bur supple- Mrs. Hopkins appointed Mrs. Ed- with Naylor. On July 1 the Okerlunds' year's class have regularly Arnold and ger Stadium prior to their game tinue until July 10. Have a grand week-end, Folks and will leave for San study with off- win Gehr, Mrs. Bernard Kiwanian Diego, California, mented on-campus the nominating the Philadelphia Phillies. The Jaycees have arranged for a will be seeing you the first nice cool where Dr. Okerlund will experiences. Mrs. Fred Markle to Dodger manager, will assume the campus work a slate of of- Walt Alston, bus this year and it is full to capacity. day. duties of medical officer for U S N In addition, more than 40 per cent committee to propose receive honors. Kiwanis Pres- ficers for the next meeting. special Anyone still interested in going Until then D. V. Destroyer Squadron One. He will be of the graduates have studied and ident Swain will toss the first ball of please contact Mr. John Fream, 756- assigned to the guided missile destroy- worked for up to a year in any of 14 the game. 6440 as it May be possible to take a I am, er U S S Preble DLG-15 and will be foreign countries under the Antioch Closing Exercises of V. B. S. Some thirty amateur bands, chor- car load also. Faithfully, spending several months in the West- Education Abroad program. Set at Frizellburg uses, musical groups, soloists, and The bus leaves the parking lot at YOUR OBSERVER. ern Pacific area. Under Antioch's study-plus-work special acts will be presented during 8:15 A. M., June 29; and 8:30 A. M., program, Michea held a number of the convention period. Some are com- Tuesday, June 30 -July 10th. The following officers and direc- co-op period jobs, including for the The Frizellburg Church of God posed of Kiwanis members, while tors for the Club which All children registered to go, bring Taneytown Lions City of Omaha, Neb., Public Works sponsored a V.B.S. June 15-26 others are Kiwanis-sponsored youth and registration blanks Ronald Dayhoff on Dean's were installed for the year 1964-1965 attended by children of their money Dept.; the Falk Corp., Milwaukee, was largely and adult groups. the first day. List at Berry College by Massey Roe: President, Thomas Wisc., and the Lockheed Aircraft the community and other areas. Other highlights of the program Smith; Secretary, Kenneth Shorb; 1st Sunday, June the 28th at 10:00 A. musical, "In Corp., Palo Alto, California. include an inspirational OF CLUB Vice-President, Donald Lawyer; 2nd M. a program will be presented by on Sunday eve- MEETING GARDEN MOUNT BERRY, GA., June— Memoriam" program Ronald Dayhoff of Taneytown, M& Vice-President, Delmont Koons; 3rd the V.B.S. which will show the lessons a musical evening, CLOVER LEAF AG. REPORTS ning, June 28; The Silver Fancy Garden Club cele- has been named to the dean's list a.1. Vice-President, Eric Glass; Tail Twis- that were learned, the handcrafts that Tuesday, June 30, featuring Helen ter, Frank Dunham; Lion Tamer, Ar- the songs that were brated its 10th Anniversary at the Berry College for the 1964 Sprisq; Club were made and O'Connell, Eddie Peabody, Dennis gyle Kaufman; Directors, Kenneth The Clover Leaf Agricultural learned. The families and friends of Hollywood June meeting held at the home of quarter in recognition of his out- Boys 4-H) met at Day, Tulare Lee, the J. last Gilds, Theodore Fair, Glenn Bollinger (Pleasant Valley the school are invited to attend. Sportsmen Quartette, Mrs. Thomas Frailey Thursday standing record. Billy Haines, recently. Debs, and the 14 menibers present. Mrs. An- and James Trenary. the home of Marshall; plus a com- with Dayhoff is the son of Mr. and Mrs.. The pledge was led by Mary Miller emceed by Jack drew Eyster, president, conducted the MEETING OF plete program for youngsters in at- Glenn U. Dayhoff of 311 E. Baltimore and 10 members answered the roll meeting. He is one of 63 A reunion of family PYTHIAN SISTERS tendance. Street, Taneytown. the of the late call. The following officers were elected: students out of an enrollment of 812 D. H. Hahn was held Sunday at the The secretary's report was read president; Mrs. Temple No. 23, Pythian Mrs. Robert Simpson, to be awarded the academic honor and home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Koons, and Helen Warehime re- Taneytown J. Frailey, vice president; approved. Sisters held their meeting on Monday WITH THE ARMED FORCES Thomas one of 11 students who made straight East Baltimore St., Taneytown. Those ported on the progress of the Booth Mrs. John White, treasurer; Mrs. for the Spring quarter. present were: Mrs. evening, the 22nd, with M. E. C. Mrs. A's Mr. and Guy D. Committee. Billy Haines reported on RILEY, KAN. (AHTNC) Vernon Keilholtz, recording secretary; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hahn and Charles D. Baker, presiding. Arrange- FORT Students whose grades equal or ex- Hahn, tho Barn Exhibit the Club will have Army Pvt. Clarence L. Zepp, Jr., and Miss Liza Carpenter, correspond- family, all of Frederick; Mr. and Mrs. ments are complete for the picnic to — ceed half A's and half B's are named at the fair. at 6:30, whose parents live on Route 1, West- ing secretary. College, Roland Hahn and daughter of Kings- 30th, the Club be held on Tuesday evening to the dean's list at Berry On July 29th and Memorial minster, Md., was assigned to the 1st Tea followed the meeting at which John R. Timmerman, ville, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Erb sell at the Guern- August 4th, in Taneytown cake according to Dr. will refreshments families and their Infantry Division at Fort Riley, Kan., time a 10th anniversary birthday academic dean. and Mr. and Mrs. David Erb of Lit- Field Day and Sale. Those ser- Park. All members, Elwood Baumgard- sey are invited to attend. June 8, for advanced training. was served. Mrs. tlestown, Penna.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul ving on the committee are Sandra friends ner and Miss Liza Carpenter served A fully accredited four-year col- Mrs. Francis Shaum thanked the Zepp, assigned to Headquarters well-rounded cur- Warehirne of town; Mr. and Mrs. Stonesifer, chairman; Helen Ware- the divi- as co-hostesses. The next meeting of lege, Berry offers a Har- Temple and Past Chief Club for their Company, 1st Battalion of riculum in which students may select Delmar Warehime and Mr. John hime and Billy Haines. entered the Army the club in the form of a picnic will man of Frizellburg and Mr. and Mrs. lovely wedding gift. sion's 26th Infantry, majors and minors from 24 fields of William Haines gave a demonstra- March 1964 and completed basic be held at the home of Mrs. A. A. Martin Koons. to Feed a Refreshments were served by the in study. The three-fold program of tion on "The Proper Way combat training at Fort Jackson, S. Koswick on July 16 at 12 o'clock. Calf." committee. Berry College emphasizes academic Meetings will be discontinued dur- C. in life and Freedom of speech is a valuable The meeting was then adjourned 1960 Life's tragedy: Only persons in ill achievement, religion ing July and August. Next regular The 21-year-old soldier is a work, experience. Students may elect possession of every man but it is a 'with a surprise birthday party given Francis Scott Key High health have a real appreciation of hostess, meeting will be held- on September graduate of to take the B. S. or the B. A. dezree- foolish individual who speaks too for William Haines by the School in Union Bridge, Md. 110.alth. freely. Mrs. Doris Haineq, 14th in the Wentz hall. Page Two HE CARROLL RECORD, TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND June 25, 1964 higher overhead. That's when the THE CARROLL RECORi value of promotion (NON-PARTISAN) and advertising is fully realized." Published every Thursday, at Taneytown, Md., by The Carroll Record Company PUBLIC SHRIMP FEED AND DANCE CUERO, TEXAS, RECORD: "For SALE BOARD OF DIRECTORS the first time in 164 years, Washing- of ANTIQUES, M. ROSS FAIR, President and HOUSEHOLD GOODS SATURDAY, NORMAN R. BAUD,IGARDNER, V.-Pres. ton (D.C.) residents will vote for a JUNE 27, 1964 CLYDE L. HESSON, Sec'y President and a Vice President in SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1964 WILLIAM F. BRICKER Serving November. The last time AT 11:00 At 7:00 P. Al. MRS. SHIRLEY KING that hap- O'CLOCK A. M. CHARLES L. STONESIFER pened was in 1800. Adoption of the The undersigned, executor of the estate Editor, Manager and Treasurer 23rd Amendment of the late Mrs. Harry $2.00 — ALL YOU in 1961 gave Wash- L. Baumgardner, will offer at Public Sale, CAN EAT more located at 323 E. Balti- Member of ingtonians the right to cast ballots Street, in Taneytown, Maryland, the following: Maryland Press Association for their national leaders. However, HARNEY American Press ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD V. F. W. Association they ° still do not elect local officials GOODS General Antiques, dry sink, drop-leaf 6-18-2t subscription rate, $2.00 a year; to govern District of Columbia table, night stand, plank bottom • months, $1.25. Subscriptions af- chairs, slant top desk, round stand the Mississippi west of fairg." with drawer, what-not, cane seat River, $2.50; to Canada, rocker, captain chair, wash stand, PM. Advance payment ladder back chair, plank bottom all is required in sewing rocker, old chest cases. of drawers, with glass knobs; 2 brass ket- rraiiiViiiiiKitallaiii3KL343121 ADVERTISING rates will be WEST tles, gypsy pots, hominy pot, stone a MUM:Olift: 4 NM -413:1::--. 'Ziii application, given on BEND, WISC., NEWS: tea pot, arrow points, crocks and P( 3Kii-K3K/3430241=3*, after the character of the bust- jugs, old bullets, picture frames, dishes, ts Less has been definitely stated "There are those some Antique; pots and pans, 22 with together who would flood Detroit Jewel gas stove, information as to space, position utility cabinet, refrigerator, 8 Cu. ft. length of contract. and the nation with immigrants daire deep freeze, Frigi- The publisher reserves from Maytag washing machine, fruit cupboard, FOR SALE the privilege beds, of declining all offers for southern Europe, dressers, vanity, clothes u space. from countries such rack, Admiral TV set, stand and aerial; other 3V MARYLAND The stands, chairs, straight and PENNSYLVANIA ; label on paper contains date as Italy, countries which and rockers; porch rocker, living which the to always find large cedar room suite, * subscription has been paid. themselves chest, radio, magazine rack, sewing machine, ; FARMS Entered as Second Class matter overpopulated. They would ing, rugs, quilts bed cloth- * and HOMES Postoffice in the (some new), clocks, carom board, • at Taneytown, Md., under the do this by liberalizing holders, card wooden candle il Act of March 3, 1879. immigration table, fernery, flower stands, lamps, ts ALL SIZES AND All articles jars scoop scales, tubs, TYPES u on this page are either orig- from all countries. The and fruit, griddles, waffle iron, fk inal or properly catch is that some garden tools, other ar- credited. This has always immigration ticles not mentioned. CALL or been a fixed rule with this office. would not increase from it SEE: All advertisements A for 2nd, 3rd, 6th and the northern European i 7th pages must be in our office countries (al- CLYDE BAUMGARDNER, day morning by Mon- Executor 221 of each week; otherwise, in- ready these countries do not fill J. S. Clagett sertion cannot be guaranteed pres- RALPH G. HOFFMAN, Attorney following until the ent quotas), Terms: CASH. g week. but it would greatly in- REAL ,ESTATE The publication in The Record Not responsible 2: ped or signed of clip- crease from the poverty-ridden for accidents. editorials does not neces- and Lunch Rights PHONE CODE sarily mean that such editorials lower 301 — 756 - 6519 dorsed are en- standards countries." 12: by The Record. In many GUSS SHANK, Auctioneer stances they In- TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND are published in order to CARL HAINES, Clerk 1-16-tf show varying opinions on public 6-25 & 7-9 & 23 ...tfitliKetitiallati:38f-t=3K-KiCARIZMUKE-tiflitiMKKU3Ktiilit,Z3K1113KA:Mthtilif.lti: topics. EL DORADO, KANS., TIMES: Lunch Rights THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1964 "They didn't want to get involved in the sordid business, so none of the NEWSPAPERS HOLD THEIR OWN forty turned a hand to help the Bronx telephone operator who was being 4'4•40:olio.toi):0:3.4):3•30:0V40:<4- .020:0:04.-40: Remember when television ,4020:40:04:0:0:0:0,10:(4•40:0:0:0202,-Icl..:.•. first en- attacked in the vestibule of an ofifce tered the mass market and numbers building. They stood and watched the of people thought that this would bruised and bleeding young woman, don't • sweat, wreck havoc PUBLIC man on other media of news shockingly indifferent to her screams SALE and entertainment, including the for help. This almost unbelievable OF newspapers? Well, at least REAL ESTATE and PERSONAL so far as display of callousness occurred two PROPERTY the newspapers are concerned, the months after the fatal stabbing of prophets of doom a keep have been proven woman in Queens—a 35-minute SATURDAY, JULY cool entirely wrong. attack 18, 1964 which, detectives found, had been wit- Editor & Publisher reports that nessed by 38 persons who neither AT 12:30 P. M. with total newspaper circulation an as a per gave help nor summoned police. . . . cent of adult population The The undersigned, will increased two incidents referred to above offer at Public Sale, located at 116 Cem- from 49.15 per cent in etery Street, in Littlestown, electric 1945 to 51.14 may have one good effect. They may Penna., the following: per cent in 1960. It adds, "Newspap- cause Americans to do some soul- ers in the U.S. have REAL ESTATE been more than searching on this matter of apathy holding their air conditioner own with the growth in and pretended or real 8-ROOM WEATHER-BOARD adult indifference to HOUSE, 4 rooms and bath up- population, and we expect will the pain stairs, 4 rooms and bath of others. Out of this may down stairs, pantry, hot and cold continue to grow as the baby closed in back porch, front porch, water, boom come a reawakening of conscience, cellar, slate roof, other small out- develops into adult newspaper and buildings, occupying lot 212 x 40 pur- of the realization that we are (more or less). Terms of Real Es- chasers." tate: $1,000.00 down on day of all in this—that is, in life—together." sale, final settlement in 30 days or be- Moral: The newspaper fore if. desired. Real Estate will meets a need be offered at 2:00 P. M. so and a want that nothing 0 else can. HARRISONBURG, VA., NEWS- HOUSEHOLD RECORD: GOODS ••• SHINE "This newspaper does not OFF THE TAX CUT New electric Silver subscribe to a belief in the indispens- -Tone organ, Zenith TV (like new), fed chair, like new; G. E. refrigerator over stuf- "Here we able man. In our judgment, no one tric with freezer, Kelvinator elec- go again!" stove, washing machine, dry sink, 4 is indispensable. But old time different size gas heaters, That seems the most apt commen- if the United mail cart, small pot belly stove, 2 States board, breakfast coal buckets, china cup- tary that can be made has any one public official who set, kitchen cabinet, metal on the Ad- desk, 2 over stuffed utility cabinet, writing ministration's comes near to being indispensable chairs, other chairs, day bed, request that the na- it dressers, telephone stand, other beds and tional Is J. Edgar Hoover . . . at clock, radio, picture frames, mirror, debt ceiling—now at an ar-t!--le 69 Mr. sock, clothes tree, electric sweeper, electric has- high Hoover's name has become fan, coffee lamps, oil lamps, electric of $315 billion—be raised by a byword table, lawn chairs, ice cream freezer, for relentless, incorruptible, wash tubs, aluminum jars, crocks, jugs, another $9 billion. If that is not scientific washline props, rotary lawn mower, done, crime er, 3 step-ladders, 14-ft. extension push mow- say the proposal's fighting. His FBI has become ladder, hose and reel, step supporters, the small jig saw, garden tools, lots of other stool, government a beacon to the professions of law other dishes, tools, 100-pc. set of dishes, SPECIAL won't be able to borrow pots and pans, other articles not LOW COST INSTALLATION the enforcement and intelligence mentioned. money it will need to pay its bills through- when out the world." MRS. WILLIAM the next fiscal year starts on H. CUTSAIL, Owner The heat is on ... and July 1. now is the time Terms of Personal Property: CASH. you need an electric To any SAN DIEGO, CALIF., PRESS: air conditioner. Beat thoughtful person, this de- Not responsible velopment . . the Christmas Seal for accidents. the Heat wave and keep cool during should take a great deal of Association the the is emphasizing its GUSS SHANK, Auctioneer remainder of those shine off the tax cut. That cut efforts in 'RD hot days ahead. Now was made Symptom Alert' this month and next. CARL HAINES, Clerk for a limited time in the face of the fact 6-25 the electric appliance that, , Common symptoms & 7-9-16 unless a compensating drive to of RD, against a dealers throughout the Potomac Edison reduce which this earnest group expenditures accompanied it, wishes to :: : : •: System will provi-1 alert us, are -- - a special low cost in- more massive deficits were inevitable. chronic cough and short- ness of stallation with the purchase of any 240 Instead of an economy program, breath. The motto of this ;191(:143141-63:184ilifitroMido3KtirtiVitiiii01143=61:fii how-'educational or MI* AU *Oni 3:fil i Kalre volt electric air ever, the nation is offered program is: 'Cough too 3K 34::iii KM i": conditioner. more and .• 30 more welfare state much? Short of breath? Don't take programs—both 3K i: SEE YOUR new and enlarged. chances with Respiratory Disease.. PUBLIC What will See a doctor!'" . SALE ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER TODAY come of all this? No one Ki . can say for sure—but • OF FARM past identical u MACHINERY :. situations have resulted in more infla- NOTICE TO CREDITORS oi • tion. • FRIDAY EVENING, JULY If that happens this time, any 13 17, 1964 benefits This is to give notice that the A AT 6:00 O'CLOCK P. M., i. conferred by the tax cut will sub- • SHARP scriber has obtained from the Or- Having 0 be eliminated and then some. phans' la sold my farm, the undersigned will .. The Court of Carroll County, in 3St located one mile from Taneytown, offer at Public Sale, • POTOMAC EDISON purchasing power of Maryland, Md., on Taneytown the dollar and letters Testamentary on Road, to Fringer Road, turn left on and Littlestown Af living standards the personal estate ; Fringer Road, first farm 2: of the people will go of At Watch for signs. on right. tp) downhill ROBERT ;,.. because of it. W. CLINGAN, .t41 late of Carroll rt FARM .. You don't successfuly fight a war County, deceased. All MACHINERY, ETC. e: persons having claims against 50 T. International against poverty—or against any other the baler with motor, A. C. mounted deceased are warned to exhibit the Superior 13 disc drill, 32-disc 7-ft. mower„ , undesirable condition by I harrow, A. C. sub-soiler, 28 fiscal jug- same with the vouchers thereof, leg- .. 3-section spring tooth harrow, New -disc harrow, ;I gling. You weaken ally authenticated, ll: with Idea side rake, Smoker elevator the nation—here to the subscriber, )lt motor, International No. 64 combine, and abroad—in on or before the 30th day over plows, cultivators, A. C. 14" bottom turn • its very foundations. of Decem- A. C. John Deere, 95 bus, Kt ' ber, next; they may otherwise by (good condition); A. C. manure spreader —Industrial News Review law mounted corn planter, 3-ft. walking Travel Log by Judy Graham be excluded tractor from all benefits of said and 3 ft. bar mower cutter, rubber tire •-' 0— estate. mixer, wagon, with flat bed; cement with motor; circular saw, metal land 'GRASS ROOTS OPINIONS" Given ternational roller, drill wheels, In- CURACAO under my hand this 26th day baler for repairs, 40-ft. double ladder, — LEGEND AND LORE of May, 1964. truck chains, 4-hole metal hog step ladder, dual feeder, feed cart, cattle feed The RIVERTON, W Y 0., RANGER: ROBERT C. CLINGAN, wheels, air co,mpressor, large canvas rack on unusual "land" houses of of (nearly new), hay rope, lots Curacao "Czechoslovakia provides Executor. baled hay and straw, 100 locust posts, 33( in the Caribbean—similar an up-to- and track, lumber, double garage door to America's plantation date illustration Mail to: Walsh & Fisher, Attys., lawn roller, 15-hole metal nest, 6 homes— showing the inherent lots of old iron, heat lamps, wood planes, were all Westminster, Md. lots of bags, pair of tractor tires built so that each was weaknesses and miserable failures lots barbed wire, lot of iron (10 x 24), two it easily of 5-28-5t fence posts, snow fence, lot visible from a nei0bor's. Communism as a political childs lawn chairs, shutters, 1951 of angle iron, When and eco- 1/12 ton FORD TRUCK, with 3K pirates attacked, lamps nomic system. racks; 2 LANDRACE SOWS (due cattle were lighted At the end of World SKIN by day of sale), 5 LANDRACE in the warning tower ITCH SHOATS (about 150 lbs., each), many atop each War II, Czechoslovakia was a highly DON'T SCRATCH r: other articles not mentioned. house to summon aid. industrialized Some of these lovely old homes society. Its factories Scratching spreads infection, caus- MR. and MRS. ing MORE RALPH DINTERMAN, Owners can now be visited by tourists. were less damaged than other Euro- pain. Apply quick-drying Terms 43 ITCH-ME-NOT of sale: CASH. pean countries. . . . Over instead. Itching quiets the past 10 down in minutes , Not responsible for accidents. I years the and antiseptic ac- I Czech government has con- tion helps speed healing. Lunch Rights sistently Fine for GUSS SHANK, invested from 30 to 35 per eczema, insect bites, foot itch, other Auctioneer surface CARL HAINES, Clerk cent of the national budget in the rashes. If not pleased, your 6-25 & 7-9 & 16 40 480 back at any economy. Billions have been drug stora. TODAY at=30.9.itlittiBSEK:POL9.1:09 =38f9120 9 spent on at TANEYTOWN PHARMACY. U3K9 MK• nO. .UA 9.aw..2231£1.1301PZ)111 1 new plants. But maintenance costs increased , / geometrically with plant Buildings ATHLETE'S FOOT on Curacao are r•fiipted in a variety of pastel sl..r.:des. expansion. Quality of workmanship Legend HOW TO TREAT IT— hr's l;• thar one of early Dutch governors com- has fallen so low that last year plained $200 Apply strong T-4-L liquid. Feel .tilc tropic sun—r.--i::ctinci off the white-painted million worth of it buildings—h Czech products were take hold to check itching, burning in PUBLIC SALE ..;:t hit; eyes and gave 'n;rn h'-adarhes. ciecieed rejected because of shoddy work. A minutes. In 3 days, watch infected that from that time torth—all buikiings be painted in color— SATURDAY, tradition rigid central planning system skin slough off. Watch healthy skin JUNE 27, 1964 a tliat still persists. con- replace it. AT 12:30 tinues to turn out Be pleased IN ONE HOUR P. M. vast amounts no- or your 48C back. Use body wants antiseptic, 30 HEAD OF GRADE to buy." soothing T-4-L FOOT POWDER too A HOLSTEIN MILK COWS —fine for sweaty feet, foot odor. TO- Reason for this sale—owner has lost barn and feed by fire. DICKINSON, N.D., PRESS: DAY at Taneytown Pharmacy. sale will The "Major be held at the farm known as the Raymond Wilson farm, cities throughout operated by the nation today Edward Staley, located three miles from Taneytown on are faced the Otterdale Mill Road, midway between with parking problems in 1:10:1380:380:331:23:12:01302:35:10=0:=0=0 town. Union Bridge and Taney- Curacao's blend of Dutch the cities' proper. Thus, cleanliness and shopping 18 cows fresh within industry centers and other the last 30 days, 5 will be fresh within 30 with tropical climate big business is mak- KOONS FLORIST to 60 days, 7 are in full flow of milk. and ing an Cattle will be TB and blood temperament makes exodus to the suburban areas. tested by day of sale. The 30 cows have been producing it a 1300 lbs. of must stop Shopping centers are able Cut Flowers, Designs milk daily. on any Carib- to offer bean travel itinerary. virtually unlimited free Cattle may be inspected any evening at 4:30 parking and Corsages at the above location. Water sports abound it's surprising what this can do to LI TTLESTOWN, PENNA. JOHN W. STULTZ, Owner and the island's "free- the small businessman, Not responsible for accidents. who in order AREA CODE 717 — Lunch rights reserved. port" status makes shop- to keep his volume GUSS SHANK, Auctioneer is forced to stay Phone 359-4824 ping its well-stocked open longer CARL HAINES, Clerk shops hours, resulting in a 6-18-2t a money-saving pleasure. Page Three THE CARROLL RECORD, TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND June 25, 1964

613I3t0:4302-e-Mre3SEU-4013131EWS3SEU.-30340:31i1SE1343SE134021410:4301402:41034112: 01103304130:36:01113M:=01:0:1013)1=131611304.040::01101:01:0::01:136036£210M:38(::3SE 35 re CURRENT EVENTS rIP PIONEER FIFTY YEARS AGO LOOKING AHEAD? 35 ,• Hybrid Seed Corn 1 HARNEY FIREMEN'S CARNIVAL I and Alfalfa ,,.. Edmund F. Smith has been reap- Sorghum Taneytown Germination ow pointed tax-collector for Strong . JULY 6 -- llth • district. VACATION High Yielding . is spending Miss Anna May Fair Good Standability some time in Westminstei: with her 35 1 uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John 1 MON.6, The Combinations • dir kf_t TIME! PAUL F. BROWER D. Belt. MD. As has been the custom for a num- TANEYTOWN, ber of years, the churches of Taney- PHONE: 756 - 6078 i services on the i TUES.7, The Carroll County town will hold union 4-16-ti Sunday evenings of July. Join our / . Robert S. McKinney left on last Ramblers Friday evening for a visit of about i ; two weeks to Sebring, Ohio, the home Vacation Club of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thomson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. LeFevre. wommaiimmmi- i WED. 8, Beauty Contest i The weather of the week was a it combination of thunder showers, heat HARBAUGH'S i in the 90's, and extreme humidity; NOW! including a terrific wind, rain and RADIO & TV REPAIRS F. THURS. 9, Gigantic i hail storm on Thursday afternoon. ROBF4JIT L. HARBAUGH The dwelling of David Ohler, on York i Street, was struck by lightning and The Birnie Trust Company R. F. D. 2 Firemen's Parade It slightly damaged the roof and weath- TANEYTOWN, MD. er boarding; a shed on the farm of TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND Thomas G. Shoemaker, near town, PHONE: PL 6- 6496 at Insurance Corporation) • was damaged considerably. (Member of the Federal Deposit 2-6-tf FRI. 10, 35 The County Commissioners fixed the County tax rate last week, at 68 6/1111= cents on the $100.00 of assessable SIE13111:141E13‘10:131(135111034013411£11430:1311:2131:143111330:146(U40:13-310341 property, as follows; 25 cents for "Top Star of public schools, 8 cents for court and magistrates and office salaries, 10 cents for county home, insane, pau- Country pers and pensioners, 11 cents for large bridges and state roads, 10 HARNEY VOLUNTEER cents for county roads and small Tacker t Music" -73i pri- All Purpose r, bridges, 4 cents for registration, COMPANY mary and general elections. As the FIRE is 31 cents, the total state tax rate 35 for state and county will be 99 cents George Jones total was 70 Women• will be making the annual $100.00. The and on every For Men 11, cents in 1911, 851/4 cents in 1912, and and the 93 cents in 1913, or an increase in 3 solicitation for funds during years of 29 cents, largely due to the and Jones Boys extra cost of roads, primaries month of June. elections. the Special Notices FOR RENT — House and lot near United Artist Fi Mayberry. Possession at once. Wm. 5-14 & 28 H. Halter. GEORGE JONES Recording Star Church of God S. S. Festival at Uniontown on Wednesday evening, July 8th. Mayberry Band will be pre- sent. SAT. 11, Harry Snyder and the Butter Milk Drinkers! TACKMASTER by annialarttliaL 35 HARRIS M. FROCK POWER-PAK on T. V. Channel 3 The ideal "All-Purpose" Tacker... Easy to operate... for TI. 8-7505 Westminster, Md. tireless, steady operation by men or women. Weighs only 20 ounces! Snug stapling nose gets into "hard-to-reach" Agent for areas. COMPACT AND PORTABLE. Fits into pocket, goes Awarding of a new with the operator from job to job. Has built-in Staple Virginia S. Griffin Remover. Fast trigger action...Drives staples flush. TE. 3-1555 Reisterstown, Md. II Takes 3 staple sizes! Loads up to 140 Markwell 1964 Chevrolet RHO 5/16" leg and RHL le" leg Ca;- r8n5 G-25-3t RH 3/16" leg, 6) SEE US FOR HOMES, bon Steel Staples. 1000 Asst'd. 3g21011:20136E:2314:611:=0:230111==i1=13033=0::=0:101:3$11101:02:30:01362:03:" FARMS AND BUSINESSES • Complete with —:4 WE NEED LISTINGS! 6-11-tf The Carroll Record Company 4, -7.71)1S:17f27 iJ 4 MONTMORENCY CHERRIES PICK YOUR OWN, $1.00 PER 10-0t. BUCKET LUCITE' THEM, $1.50 CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING • I House Paint OR WE PICK 0,4,4 440..4 JUNE 27 BEEF - PORK - LAMB - VEAL BEGINNING Processing ORCHARDS Complete NOM As easy to use as it is durable! PRYOR Curing & Smoking 2 MILES WEST OF THURMONT ON PRYOR ROAD THE REINDOLLAR CO. PHONE: 271-2693 HAHN'S FOOD SERVICE 6-28-ti TANEYTOWN, MD. Westminster Tilden 8 - 4040 Checkerboard New§ PHONE: 756-6603 9-19-tf from 4-16-eow-tf Tan.eytown Grain a Supply Co. YOUR PURINA DEALER • TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND PHONE: PL 6- 6666 Getting there is „ twice the fun in OVER 65? Here's guaranteed renew,- able hospital and surgical insurance! Nationwide's a'64 from rd! low-cost SENIOR CITI- ZEN Policy, for men and women over age 65, offers broad coverage ... liberal benefits . .. and it's guar- anteed renewable. P. ,cects for your entire life! Call me soon. •

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lotan'a Abe a ^Jaw Et-e. er pounds more milk,during the next lactation when a all the way. Now is the Have extra fun this summer with I dry cow is properly conditioned on Purina D & F vacation the extra money you save! Chow. You feed it according to body weight ... a time to buy-here's why: thousand-pound cow, for example, needs only 10 best pounds a day. Purina D & F —full name, Dry and INSURED SAFETY Freshening Chow—is specially designed to help build body condition, which later converts to low- cost milk. You'll find D & F in coarse or pellet form, whichever fits your feeding situation best. FORD DEALER Either way, it's one of the smartest feed buys on the SUMMER GETAWAY market today. Ask for it by D & F"— Falcon Sprint Hardtop—won both its classes name—"Purina Rallye. HI Carlo at our Store. in the Monte MULE!!! for your sayings account. START YOURS NOW! LOW COST SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD DEALER TODAY! AUGUSTA PRODUCTION... Building and Loan Ass'n. the reason why INC, Westminster: Shopping Center more farmers feed PURINA' CROUSE FORO SALES, Baltimore: 420 N. Howard 8t. eRegistereo trademarks—Ralston Purtna CO. TANEYTOWN, MD. Dundalk: 7 Center Place Phone PL 6 6655 Annapolis: 6 West Street Fa•e icour THE CARROLL RECORD, TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND June 25 1964 man. After the program refreshments by 6:30 P. M. Spring. were served. After a delicious chicken din- lin Fox of Creagerstown. THE CARROLL RECORD Mrs. Charles Pheabus and her ner, the children BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of our congregation daughter, did some swimming Mr. and Mrs. B. Fox of Woodsboro, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1964 who Sharon Lescalleet, have re- and then the whole group (Continued have been ill are: Miss Bessie turned went to spent a few evenings of last week from Page 1) Ying- to their home in Union Bridge. visit Fort Frederick. Johnny Seibert ling, Mr. George Humbert, Mrs. Ger- They were visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. garding procedures with Mr. and Mrs. joined his sister Mariann for the re- Franklin in connection trude Shaffer of the Hanover Home- \ Myron Wilhide and family Fox of near Rocky Ridge. with promotion. After consideration CORRESPONDENCE near De- turn trip with the Wilhides for a Mr. and wood Home and Mrs. Hilda Flicking- tour while Mrs. Pheabus recuperated Mrs. Harvey M. Pittenger, the Board voted to continue the er week's visit and Bible School at- Sr., spent Friday pre- who is a patient in the University from recent surgery. tendance. afternoon with Mr. sent practice in connection with the Hospital, Baltimore, and Mrs. Horace A. Smith. filling of Latest Items of Local News Furnished 9th floor, Room Family get-together on Sunday at Mrs. Carroll Wilhide positions. 212. the William and Jane near Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Setherly Weishaar home on For- Detour visited in Denbeigh, Va., from and The Board acted to accept the By Our Regular Staff of Writers Services in Emmanuel (Baust) est and Stream Club son Carl, and Mr. and Mrs. Har- low Road with their Thursday through Saturday last week vey M. bid for insurance coverage of school parish house Sunday will be Sunday daughter and sons and Pittenger, Sr., spent last Sun- busses. We desire correspondence to reach our their families with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brunk. They day around Action was taken to request ()Mee on Wednesday, School at 9:30 A. M., Church Wor- all together: Mr. York, Pa. if at all possible. It and Mrs. Paul Wil- attended the Isaac D. Hertzler family Mr. Rogers the attendance of the Insurance Su- will be ne..1.ssary, therefore, for most let- ship at 10:30 A. M. disan and Kevin of Westminster, and Dale Thomas of pervisor ters to be Mr. reunion on Saturday afternoon. They Littlestown, at the next regular Board mailed on Tuesday morning. and Mrs. Larry Weishaar Pa., spent last week with meeting Letters mailed on Wednesday may not of Taney- were breakfast guests one day with their uncle to clear up certain details reach us town and Mr. and and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. in time. HARNEY Mrs. James Wei- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hertzler and also Charles with respect to various types of in- shaar and Bobby of Detour. H. Setherly and family and surance had a meal with Mrs. Ernest Miller. also their grandparents, coverage. Services Mrs. Ralph Fleharty has returned Two other Mr. and Mrs. The Board approved FRIZELLBURG Sunday, June 28, at St. families with whom they Harvey M. Pittenger, Sr. the inclusion Paul's Lutheran home with her son and his family, visited were Mr. in the transportation contracts Church. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Quite a nurnber of our people a new School at 9:00; Holy and Mrs. William Fleharty and Hertzler and Mr. from contract with W. Levine Carr for Services this Sunday Communion at children and Mrs. Hayes our town attended the festival ser- at the Church 10:00. Pastor, Rev. Clifford near Detour. She spent some 'Barnhart (who were former at vice to be rendered in the Smallwood of God, this place—Worship Steirle, Jr. time in Overall, Long Rocky Hill Church on Saturday eve- - Service The flowers in the altar Va., with her other Green residents). Sunday was ning. Westminster area. and S. S. will be reunited to present vases Sun- son, Mr. and Mrs. the day, June 21, at St. Paul's Lutheran Ralph Fleharty, last day of Jane's two week's vaca- Mr. and Consideration was given to the pur- the closing exercises of the Vacation Church Jr., and family, then went Mrs. Donald Myers and chase of were in honor and memory of to Wash- tion and she has returned to nurses' sons, Vincent and additional school land ad- Bible School. There will be one ser- all fathers; ington for about a week before visit- training at Anthony of near jacent to the Mount vice presented by the Men's Frederick Memorial Hos- Emmitsburg, visited her Airy School prop- on this day at 10:00 A. M. Mon- Bible Class of the ing with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Henry pital. parents, Mr. erty and after consideration day, June Sunday School. Walther and Mrs. James A. Sayler and it was 29th the annual joint con- David Hess, Sr., of Washington Grove. Mr. —Dharlys family, directed that an offer be made gregational meeting representing the and Mrs. Fleharty. recently. for will be held at Cumberland Valley Firemen's Walther brought her home The the land which would, after improve- the Frizellburg Church, on Tuesday, Associ- on Friday afternoon. Rocky Hill Lutheran Church ments, ation, attended the Maryland will hold a Festival become a part of the ground June 30th the annual Sunday School Firemen's State Tuesday, June 30, at 8 FAIRVIEW on Saturday, July of the Mt. Airy Convention June 17-19 at P. M. is the 11. Music by the Schools. Picnic will be held at Taneytown Ocean City, Mother-Daughter Tea being given Harmony Band. The Board was introduced Memorial Md. by to Dr. Park, Rev. Fred E. Horner, Visitors during the Terra Rubra Girls' 4-H Club at Mr. and Mrs. Noah Babylon was Robert Snyder who was recommend- pastor, Mr. Howard the week with Mr. the Keysville given WITH THE ARMED FORCES Carr, superinten- and Mrs. Theodore Ridinger, Lutheran Church. quite a surprise on Sunday ed as a School Psychologist for em- dent. Richard Arlene and when Mr. and Ronald, were Miss Judy Doug (Jr.) Lescalleet of George Gouker, a friend of U. ployment during the 1964-65 school Miss Barbara Alderman, New Wind- Strick- Monroe, N.C., are theirs called to S. FORCES, VIETNAM houser, Littlestown Rt. 1, Pa.; visiting aunts and see them. He now lives (AHTNC) year. After consideration formal ac- sor, spent Friday and Saturday Robert Mr. uncles in the area; among in West Virginia. They — Army Capt. Dennis M. tion was at Strickhouser; Mrs. Luther Fox them are have not seen Boyle, 33, whose taken to employ Dr. Snyder the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Hyle and Ricky Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Coshun of him in 30 years. wife, Shirley, lives for this work to Clingan. Keys- at 10 Poole Road., Westminster, begin in August, and daughter, Denise. Visitors during ville. Mr. Grant Baker who had the Md., 1964. William the week with Mrs. lit- received the Gallantry Cross Morelock, Baltimore, re- Marian • Haines and More travelers to the Fair from the tle black ben that I had written about with The Board considered a letter from turned home Saturday family were Mr. area. Six has disappeared. Palm from the Republic of Vietnam evening after and Mrs. George Marshall, recent Taneytown gradu- They do not know on June the Commission on Interracial Prob- spending a week with his Mrs. Susan ates who took a what has become 8 for his participation with lems uncle and Ohler, Littlestown, Pa., and bus trip for a week- of her. He is quite the Vietnamese and Relations and directed that aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Morelock. Chester Mrs. end at the Fair are Audrey upset over it, as this Airborne Brigade in appropriate Moose. Wilhide, little hen meant "Eagle Flight" operations reply be made. Services this Sunday morning at Visitors Nancy Stine, Carol Remsburg, so much to him. She was so in Vietnam. The Board discussed during the week with Ber- Peggy much like From October 1963 to with repre- Emmanuel (Baust) Lutheran Church: nice and Georgia Fleagle, Joan Clingan and Joan Cas- a -human being. February sentative county principals proposed Worship Hiteshew were Mrs. 1964, the Vietnamese Airborne at 9:30 A. M., Children's Ballard Smith and sell. Visitors in the home of Mr. Bri- modifications to the salary structure Day Program Linda, Mrs. Esther There Mrs. and gade launched continuous maneuvers, at 10:30, Rev. J. H. Fuss, Mrs. J. Walter was a fine turnout for the Robert Goodwin on Sunday called for principals. Action was taken to August Borleis, Kump, and Mrs. Hymn were their "Eagle Flight" operations in pastor, Kenneth R. Ernest Eyler and Michele. Sing at the Rocky Ridge Park daughter and son-in-law, resistance direct that a study be made regarding Lambert, superintendent. last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Robert to the activities of Viet the financial Mr. and Mrs. Lake Ridinger, Sr., This was spon- Hershey of Rock- Cong guerrillas. ability of the Board to Robert H. Reichard, Jr., was or- Mr. and Mrs. sored by the Lutheran Men's Chorus dale, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert adopt the suggested schedule Carl Haines, Mr. Fern Hoch Captain Boyle, assigned to and that dained as Deacon at Baltimore annual Haines, Mr. Norman of the Union Bridge Parish. and son of Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. the U. a report be given at the next conference Selby, Miss Tre- seph Jo- S. Army Support Command, Vietnam, meet- of the Methodist Church va Ridinger and Mr. Deborah Coshun, daughter Hoch, near Westminster; Mr. and ing. which was and Mrs. Nevin of Mr. and Mrs. other American officers and en- held in Washington, on Ridinger attended the and Mrs. LeRoy Coshun of Melvin Fritz of Uniontown, listed men, Action was taken to approve the Sunday, June 14th. Maryland State Keysville, Md.; Mr. and participated as crew mem- He returned to Firemen's Convention at celebrated her sixth birthday on Mrs. Levi Frock of this bers with a salaries of school secretaries and cus- California immediately after Ocean City Sat- place. We are transport helicopter unit, todians the or- June 17-19. Had a nice time. urday, June 20, with a birthday party. glad to see Robert, or which provided aerial for the coming school year. dination service. Robert is attending Her "Bob" as he is better support for the Report was Wednesday evening visitors with guests were Mikie Sell, Mike known, up and Airborne Brigade mission. made to the Board in Fuller Theological Seminary at Pas- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duble, Mike Keaton, around, and is improving slowly. The connection with graduation activities adena, California. Bridinger were Libby Coshun, do hope We son of Mrs. Goldie J. Boyle, He spent a few Mr. and Mrs. Carl Oyler, Denise Wilhide, Kathy he soon makes a speedy and Westminster, when 710 graduates received diplomas days with his parents, Gettysburg, Stonesifer, full recovery he entered the Army from R. Howard Penna. Danny Smith, Connie and Kathy Cla- as they are missed so in 1953 and arrived the county schools. Further re- Reichard, Sr., and with Mary Lou's Mr. baugh, much in the church overseas in July lated report regarding and Mrs. Charles Shildt had Doug Lescalleet, Jr., and Judy and S. S. of last year. the closing of (his wife) folks, Donald Furry and as supper guests Stambaugh. Tommy Those who called at the home The the schools for the 1963-64 was family at Bridgewater, Thursday, Mr. and Stenley was un- Mr. and of captain is a graduate of West- also Va. Mrs. David Shildt, son able to come but sent a gift. Mrs. Grant Baker on Sun- minster H. S. made at this time. Rev. J. Walter Thomas Thomas, Lit- Debbie day noon were and Western Maryland and Mrs. tlestown, Pa. was "tickled" with her many lovely Mr. and Mrs. Levi College. The Board heard a report on the or- Thomas of Waynesboro, Pa., were Mr. and Mrs. gifts and really Frock, Mr. and Mrs. Claude ganization of the Summer-school weekend Bruce Hoffman, Bruce, enjoyed "her" day. Mr. Selby, pro- guests in the Reichard home. David and Lisa, Mrs. Aunt Ruth Elkins also and Mrs. Thomas Baker and gram from Mr. Joseph L. Shilling Miss Bessie Yingling, Nancy Bibb and helped with Douglas. son, CARD OF THANKS who has been children, Miss Vickie Staley, the party. who had been assigned the responsi- on the sick list, is improving Mrs. The writer bility at this Ruth Reynolds and Randy's Mr. and Mrs. William Fleharty was given a surprise I wish and direction of the program. writing. class- were on Monday afternoon to express my sincere thanks The Board mates attended the 13th birthday par- dinner guests on Friday evening when a knock and appreciation acted to give approval Mrs. Catherine Goxon and Mrs. ty Friday evening of Mrs. B. W. Weaver sounded on the door and in to everyone who re- to plans in connection with Francis for Randy Rey- of Alexandria. the going to membered me during the recent- Eyler, both of Baltimore, were nolds given by his In honor of her son door saw a very nice young my stay in the ly adopted school accounting plan visitors parents, Mr. and and his family, it being man, hospital with cards, flowers, for at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider Mr. Jack Riggs. I have not gifts and which an orientation meeting has John Berwager and family Terry and and seen him for a visits. been on Sun- Ramonda, Littlestown, Pa. son of Dallas, Texas, who were vis- number of years. He planned for Friday, June 19th, day. Mrs. Kaye Kolb iting with her for had with him his wife, son, and MERWYN FUSS at which time the principals Mr. and Kaye, Jr., near a few days, she ter, daugh- and sec- and Mrs. Harry Berwager of Westminster, and invited some of his "old and Mrs. Denie Heck, with whom retaries will be informed regarding Hanover, Pa., Mrs. Jacob Snyder, buddies" of he is CARD OF THANKS were Thursday evening Reese, visited with Miss high school days to dinner. spending his vacation. He and use of the accounting procedures. guests of Mrs. Ella Mary Haines Among his family Basler. Friday evening. them were Mr. and Mrs. live in California. He asked I Approval was given by the Board Congratulations Frederic about some wish to thank my relatives for to Mr. and Mrs. Misses Sharon and Lisa Slaybaugh, Cochrane of Wheaton and William of the boys he attended friends and the awarding of an order for ma- Daniel Baugher on the birth Burr school with, which for all the cards, gifts and terials of a son, Littlestown, Pa., were Friday night of Washington with his mother, shows distances visits during of instruction for the school Paul Edward, born Friday, June 12, and Saturday Mrs. W. N. does not mar a friendly my recent stay in the year 1964-65 to guests at their grand- Burr, and Carol Wolf- friendship. hospital and since the Cascade School at the Hanover General Hospital ' parents, Mr. gang. The fellows Miss Hazel Frizzell and my return home. Equipment Co. on the basis and Mrs. Reynold Rid- had a fine time ler, Shirley Ey- Again, many thanks. of their Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Zimmerman, inger and together talking over visited their uncle and aunt, low bid. Mr. great-grandfather, Mr. old times. Also and Mr. and Mrs. Luther Zimmerman, Richard Withers. present was Frank's Mrs. Grant Baker, near Keymar. GRIER J. KEILHOLTZ The Board acted to approve the and Mrs. grandmother, On Friday, Walter Myers, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Luther Fox Mrs. Margaret Schneider of Washing- June 12th, Mrs. Mable purchase of janitors' supplies after Mark, Mrs. Bessie Freet visited ton, Smith and grandsons, There will be better consideration and M's. Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Edna and neighbors, Joe Leiter and Hal Junior Smith homes in the of bids submitted, in- Walter Myers, Sr., attended the Shriver, Winston. and Mikie Duble spent land when there are better cluding supplies for daughter Catherine, Littles- the day in not people; duplicators in the ding of their cousin, Daryl Hawkins, town, Pa. Construction in the home of Mr. end Mrs. vice versa. various schools, awarding Detour. There is a Baker. Grant contract to to Sharon Kettell at the United Breth- Miss Mary Haines new roof-overhang being the lowest bidders. aran visited friends put on the Several "If your Church, Walkersville, on Sat- in Westminster on Saturday. front of The Village Store weeks ago the Bethany Cir- religion suits you, you Authority was granted to open urday and Carroll cle presented should have bids evening, June 20th. Visitors over the week Dougherty has a ditch dug a Hymn Sing at which no reason to criticize the and issue orders for new school furn- The Never -end with from his time I was other fellow's." Weary Class of Emman- Mrs. Esther Fuss were Mr. house through the sidewalk to taken ill and was unable — Kenny Bennett, iture for use in September, 1964. uel (Baust) and Mrs. the to attend but Greencastle (Ind.) Graphic. The Lutheran Church held Robert Aulthouse, Chambersburg, street where he is putting in drain was told of those who Board heard the reading of a their annual picnic Mr. Pa.; tile. did attend the communication at Caledonia and Mrs. Edgar Aulthouse, Get- Work was also done recently on church was packed, from the State Board State Park, Sunday, June 21. Some of tysburg Rt. 1, the roof of the home even in the isles, and on the of Education related Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. and balcony, to the issue our folks took their breakfast and re- George Valentine, Littlestown Carlton Catlin and Mrs. it was a great encouragement raised in the hearing held in Rt. 2, Gertrude our Pastor. to DIED Balti- served a pavillion for the class. In Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warner. The yard and garden Then on Sunday night more on April 3. This hearing the Cline, of this June 21st, had evening it surely did rain, t h e Greenstone, Pa. same home certainly do look nice the Primary Department been arranged and held by the State lightening with presented a program Board flashed with loud claps of Dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and everything growing so well. It makes in honor of Chil- WILLIAM ARNOLD of Education in connection with thunder, but we were safe and thank- Mrs. Wesley a pretty scene dren's Day, with a number the plans of the Carroll Mummert, Connie and when the sheep are of young William Arnold, 86, County Board ful for the rain; and it did rain in °Jimmie, were Mr. grazing in the people of other churches participating. formerly of of Education to establish and Mrs. Delbert meadow just below The Reese, died Sunday at a compre- Frizel/burg, so refreshing after a Spangler. their yard and next ones who worked with these Brookfield hensive high school in the to the creek also. dren chil- Manor nursing home, Middleburg, southern long hot and dry spell. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Monocacy CPY held deserves a lot of credit as they where part of the county. It was directed Bair, Stevie, their annual really had he was a patient 7 months. Mr. and Mrs. W. Glenn Haines, son Mikie and Jeff, Hanover, Pa., family picnic Sunday evening a wonderful program. I A son that the order of the State Board Billy, visited at the guess the storm of the late John and Nancy be visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Sunday afternoon with Mr. and home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wilhide kept some away and Arnold, he made a part of the minutes of the ley Beaver Mrs. perhaps sickness. was a native of Carroll meeting. and family, near West- William Slaybaugh, Billy, Mikie and and family near Detour. . The short An adult Hymn County. He was a The order read as follows minster, on Sunday Stevie. shower Sing is wonderful and well known farmer, . . . . "The evening. was just enough to move them it is wonderful saw mill operator and appeal of the Mount Airy The infant son of Visitors indoors. to use the talent God has thresher. He Citizens League Mr. and Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. given them. retired several years ago. from the decision of John D. Dudderar, born Saturday Clyde Frock were Mrs. John Young These little ones did not have His wife, the Mr. and Mrs. Theo- and Mrs. Jacob like a crowd Jennie Hoffman Arnold, died evening, June 20, at the Carroll Coun- dore Simpson, Linda Hahn held a Surprise that to greet them. Each Mr. in 1955. Board and Brenda, Birthday Party everyone and Arnold was a member of Grace of Education of Carroll ty General Hospital, died Sunday Taneytown; Mr. and Mrs. John Frock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell was greatly appreciated Lutheran Church, County to consolidate evening, June Mummasburg, Adkins that attended, but Westminster. the high 21. Graveside services Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. near Taneytown last Thurs- let us all remember Surviving are three schools in Mount Airy and were held Monday, June Fred Spangler day evening the children also have children, Mrs. Sykes- 22 at 4:00 and Freddie. (18th) for Mrs. Adkins talent and Etta Green, Finksburg; Mrs. ville into one unit having been fully P. M. at Linganore Methodist Cem- Callers at the home (Martha). She was should be heard as they will V. George heard of Mr. and Mrs. wished many church be the Arnold, Taneytown and W. Lester by the State Board of Ed- etery, Unionville, Md., Rev. Howard Charles W. Bridinger more Happy Birthdays and of our tomorrow and the more Arnold, ucation on April Sunday were received we encourage Westminster; 10 grandchil- 3, 1964, it is here- W. Miller of Trinity, Taneytown, of- Mr. C. Francis Bridinger, Littles- many lovely and useful gitfs from them and show our ap- dren, 26 great-grandchildren by ordered this ninth ficiated. her preciation tor and a day of June, C. 0. Fuss and Son was in town, Pa.; Miss Elaine Bridinger and guests. Those present were Mr. what they are trying brother, Frank, Dayton, 1964, that the decision of charge of funeral friend, and Mrs. to do will make Ohie. the Coun- the arrangements. Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. and Adkins and their children, them more anxious Rev. Dr. Elwood S. Falkenstine, ty Board be affirmed." The infant was named John Mrs. Robert Carroll, Donald and determined to make his Koons Strickhouser and Robert and Miriam; Mr. and their lives a pastor, conducted funeral services Following consideration Dudderar. We extend our heartfelt Reifsnider. Mrs. Edward Mikesell, Mr. good Christian life and more Wednesday. of the State and Mrs. to willing Board order a motion was made sympathy to the bereaved parents. Mrs. Anna Shildt and Charles Adkins, Ronald, Carolyn give their talent the Lord passed and daughter, and given has by the Carroll County Board The Clover Leaf Agriculture 4-H Mary Catherine, and Mrs. and Esther; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mike them. I hope we will all stand JOHN K. directing Mrs. - by the young DUDDERAR that plans be made for the Club met last Tuesday evening at the Charles Shildt called Sunday on Mrs. sell and son, Mr. and Mrs. Charles people and give our sup- John holding home Mary Smith, port when ever Koons Dudderar, infant son of a special meeting to in- of Billy Haines. Ten members Fuhrman at the Long View Donald, Lois, Gary and Dan- needed. of John D. and clude the County answered the roll call. Following Nursing Home, ny; Rev. and For the benefit of those Shirley Koons Dudder- Commissioners and the Manchester. They Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. who did ar, Westminster R.D. proposed architects for meeting a surprise birthday also called on Maude Stitely, MTS. not get a church bulletin 7, died Sunday the consoli- party Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ruth Long, Mrs. on Sunday night at the Carroll dated school. The purpose was given Billy for his 12th birthday. Wentz, Melrose. John Althouse with her three evening I am writing the poem County General of this daugh- Pastor our Hospital, Westminster, where meeting is to bring out information Billy cut a lovely birthday cake. Re- Mrs. Esther Fuss spent ters and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lorraine had wrote. he was regarding Sunday af- born Saturday. Surviving are the the plans for the new build- freshments of ice cream, strawberries, ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. John Knox, Mrs. Jacob Gentle ants; par- ing and George Jesus, Meek and Mild a sister, Diane; maternal grand- the facilities to be included. punch, chips, nuts and mints were Valentine and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hahn, Debbie, Joseph and Paul; Mrs. narents, The matter served Valentine, Raymond Gentle Jesus, meek and mild Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Koons, will be considered at a to all present. We wish for Littlestown Rt. 2, Pa. Wilson, Reta, Russell and look Taneytown R.D., special meeting to be Billy many more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Roger; Mrs. upon a little child; and paternal grand- arranged. It was Ray Slaybaugh, Shar- Roland Wilson, Diane, Pity my simplicity, parents, Mrs. Mary the sentiment of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoch and on and Lisa, Littlestown, Barbara and Bobby; Danner Dudderar, Board that son, Pa. were Mrs. John Young, Suffer me Unionville, and Benjamin prompt plans should be made Ronnie, of Reno Nevada, visited Sunday evening guests Sr., Beverly and Darrell; Mrs. to come to thee. E. Dudder- to give at with Mr. and Elsie Lamb of God, I ar, Baltimore. Graveside publicity to the type of building ithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mrs. Reynold Ridinger and Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. Richard look to Thee; services the and Mr. Rich- Ad- thou shalt my example were held at 4 P. M. ,Monday at facilities to be considered in plan- Maus, Thursday afternoon. ard Withers. kins, Kevin, Mary Catherine and Joy- be; anore Ling- ning the Thou art gentle, meek and Cemetery, Unionville, with the building with a view to pro- Youth Sunday was observed Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Carlin Reynolds, ce Ann; and Beverly and Patsy Hahn. mild Rev. Howard ceeding as rapidly day Emmanuel Westminster, Refreshments Thou wast once a little child. W. Miller officiating. as possible in the in (Baust) United visited Sunday with of sandwiches, cokes, preparation of drawings Church of Christ. Mrs. Ruth pretzels, chips, We '-:one all the fathers all over so that the Miss Sylvia Stone- Reynolds and they were mints, cookies and the EARL M. project may be completed sifer, was the liturgist. supper guests with coffee were served. world had a very happy and won- WELTY in time for The invoca- Mr. and Mrs. Le- derful day; Earl M. use in September, 1966. tion was given by Peggy Rodkey. roy Redding and family, which was set aside for Welty, 66, died at his home Arendts- A Father's Day dinner was held his day. Our in Harney R.D. The Board was provided with cop- Scripture passages were read by Ed- ville, Pa. at the home fathers deserves a great 2, Taneytown, this ies of Mr. and Mrs. John S. honor too. (Thursday) morning of news releases made since the win Koons, Linda Van Fossen, Janet Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Ridinger were Harner, Steven and Brenda, at 7:45 A. M. last regular Keefer Father's of Tan- He died unexpectedly, but had been meeting. and Helen Warehime, Miss Day supper guests with Mr. eytown on Sunday. Guests were Mr. Cynthia and Mrs. George under a physician's care for some Miscellaneous actions were taken Johnson offered prayer. The Bower, son Sammy. and Mrs. John H. Harner of Taney ROCKY RIDGE in men's chorus sang Mr. and Mrs. - time. He was a son of the late James connection with building plans and a special number Wesley Mummert, town, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilhide of E. and modifications accompanied by Mrs. Denton Connie and Jimmie, visited Keysville Laura Virginia Shorb Welty. thereof. Wants. Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Harvey Mr. Welty The offertory was played on evening with Mr. and Mrs. Minnick M. Pittenger, Sr., at- was a member of St. Paul's Appropriate notice was taken the pi- Howard of Union Bridge. tended the funeral Lutheran Church by ano by Miss Phyllis Dutterer. The ser- Mummert, Diane and Mikie, Gettys- of Paul V. Bowers of Harney. the Board of the fact that the public burg What a grand visit the Richard Wil- at Barton Funeral Home at Surviving are his wife, Bessie school mon theme by Pastor Johnson was, Rt. 5, Pa. hide Walkers- Stan- system would have for the first "Youth Sunday and William Fleharty families ville on Wednesday. ley Welty, and four children; time members In Action, Past, Present and evening visitors with Mr. had on Sunday Mrs. of the teaching and su- Future." The Junior and Mrs. Luther with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L. Liday spent Catherine Sanders, R.D. 1, Hanover, pervisory staff with Doctor's Choir sang sev- Fox were Mr. and Daniel Seibert and family Pa.; degrees eral selections, directed Mrs. Ernest Eyler and granddaughter, of Clear Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank- Earl R. Welty, Norman L. Welty including Dr. Frank Wargny, princi- by Pastor and Ronald E. Johnson and accompanied by Mrs. Michele. Welty, all of R.D., pal Taneytown Elementary School Johnson. Taneytown; and 12 grandchildren and Dr. Charles I. Ecker, The benediction was given four and Assistant by Miss Sharon Bloom. CITIZENS OF TOMORROW brothers and sisters: Mrs. Bessie Superintendent. Miss Joyce KEYS VILLE-DETOUR Sherman, Frizellburg; Maus was the organist. Ushers were: Elmer Welty, The Board heard a report Hampstead; Clyde Welty, regarding Lex Crouch, James Myers, Junior Greetings to you: Westmin- plans for the integration of pupils in Ioons and ster, and Mrs. Walter Ecker, R.D. Edmund Dutterer. The Ac- Congratulations Union 1, connection with an earlier news re- 41yte was Kay Bloom. to Mr. and Mrs. Bridge.idgese.r lease Hermann Schott of Starner's and involving 59 anticipated Family night was observed Sunday Dam vices will be held Sat- transfers upon the birth of a second daughter urday at 10 A. within the county. In other avening in the parish house. The fol- M. at the Littles Fu- actions the Board on the 16th. Joyce Christine weighed aeral Home, Littlestown, took appropriate bwing program was given — hymn, in at Pa., con- action to explain fully their "'Win 6 pounds 15% ounces. Mrs. lucted by his pastor, Rev. earlier Them One by One," scripture, Schott is the Clifford position with respect to the use Mrs. Gloria former Miss Lois Priest. "itierle. Interment will be of the Irvin; prayer, Becky Bare; Belated Happy in the Johnsville School. As acted upon piano selections Birthday wishes to Lutheran Cemetery, Harney. April in by Phyllis Dutterer; Fleenor Clabaugh and Friends the Johnsville School will cease special music by the Gary Schildt, may call at the funeral to be children's chor- who both celebrated last Thursday, iome Friday operated as a grade school, the us and the men's chorus; organ evening. building being se- the lath. Best wishes are also ex- used during 1964-65 lections by Joyce Maus; reading by tended as a center for trainable Peggy to Carroll Wilhide for the 30th retarded Rodkey; offertory-organ and and to Mrs. CARD children. This center will piano duet Edward (Kathryn) Co- OF THANKS employ by Joyce Maus and Mrs. shun for July 3rd. three teachers and an aide and is ex- Denton Wantz. Special music pected to accommodate by the Cub Scout Pack 459 will be enter- We wish to thank our friends for from 25 to 30 4 teens, composed of Misses Janet ing their :he flowers, retarded children classified Keefer, float in the parade in Walk- cards, words of sympathy, as train- Beck,/ Bare, Linda Van Fos- ersville on Tuesday, feeds of kindness able. The Locust Street Center sen and the 30th. The ShOwn and especially Rev. will Peggy Rodkey. The ushers earade starts at above are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Billie R. Eyler. 'Kiley and Rev. not be needed by the Board of were Edwin 6:45 P. M. so the Rt. 1, Taneytown: Andreas for their ucation Ed- Koons and Richard Hart- Cubs should meet Billie Ray, :51.2 years and Kimberly Sue, lervices during our for the regular school pro- on Maple Avenue 4 years. • bereavement. gram. THE JOHN W. FROCK FAMILY The Board adjourned at 1:00 P. M. Page F7- THE CARROLL RECORD. TAN'EYTOWN. MARYLAND 25, 1964 :.c.re THIS AND THAT SOUTH PENN LEAGUE Pastor. THE WAY I SEE IT .. . CHURCH NOTICES 8:45 A. M., NOTICES Sunday, June 28, 1964, June 21st, is the first day Mummasburg surprised Taneytown, SPECIAL 9:45 A. M., Morning Today, of a Catholic Church, Fred- Church School; Observations on the World of Sports of Summer and we are already suf- 2-1, and dropped the locals out St. Joseph's The choir will sing "Make lead. It was only GET professional carpet cleaning St. Rev. Joseph A. Kenney, Worship. fering the unpleasant effects of a share in the League erick Joyful Noise" by Edmonds. Sermon, second loss in 7 starts. results — rent Blue Lustre Electric Pastor. a The rookie center fielder of the troublesome dry spell. This marks Taneytown's day. Rein- at 8:00 "Practice, or Just Preach?" Wednes- Taneytown had the chance to pull 'Carpet Shampooer $1 per Sunday Masses are offered Thurs- Chicago Cubs, BILLY COWAN, would the third consecutive year of drought M. Weekday day at 7:30, Choir rehearsal. first said out a win in the eighth inning, with dollar ,Hardware. A. M. and 10:30 A. Society like to meet the guy who for Maryland farmers. Severely plag- in the convent at day at 7:30, the Missionary a $55,000 bonus, of two on and two out but Mike Wildasin clean Mass is offered of the Misses that Cowan received ued by the hay and corn shortage FOR SALE — Lot of nice, M., with one Mass weekly will meet at the home with the Cubs. Cowan says it years, they are now flied deep to center field to end the See 6:45 A. to sign the previous two scored the -wheat straw; out of the field. the church on Friday at 11:30 A.M. Anna n. so. Not even close. He says the over the prospects of threat. Donald Favorite in isn't again concerned nine and Paul M. E. Wantz. Confessions are heard before Sunday Breth- Cubs gave him $4,000 to sign after he crop failure. Farming is one only run for the local Messiah Evangelical United further had the only rbi with two hits. Masses, and on Saturday 4:30 to 5:00 E. Rhinehart, was graduated from the University of occupation which requires great Shank FOR SALE — New Check Writer, on ren Church—Rev. Paul Art Caples, the starting pitcher, Record and 7:00 to 7:45 o'clock. Masses 25 Middle St., Taney- Utah. Cowan remembers that when courage, endurance and above all, in original carton. The Carroll each month are D.D., pastor, had six strikeouts, only one walk, and 6-25-tf the first Friday of Md. Mr. Ray Copenhaver, S.S. he played for Wenatchee, Washing- Faith. Perhaps very often farmers office, Taneytown. 11:30 and 5:15 P. M. town, mates were of them scattered four hits. celebrated at Supt.; Miss Marian Dunham, Organist. ton, in 1962, his outfield feel like giving up, but most For prompt same-day June 28, 1964, Danny Murphy and Nelson Mathews. stick with it. I have nothing but ad- Taneytown Box Score NOTICE — Holiness Christian Church — Key- Services Sunday, r e copies of birth, marriage, School, 10:15 A. Murphy was a $125,000 bonus baby miration for these hardy men of the batter ab h service on mar, Md. Rev. Wilbur M. Whalen, 9:15 A. M. Sunday 4 0 0 1 certificates, checks, deeds, and Sermon. The Pastor and Mathews got a small bonus, but soil, who take what ever nature deals J. Pfoutz death Minister.—Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.; M. Worship a grin that the 5 2 1 0 /eases, notes, letters, legal documents, Young preach. Thurs., 8:00 P. M., Sr. Cowan recalls with out to them. They have the same D. Favorite Morning Service, 10:30 A. M.• will termed "The Quar- in- 2 0 0 0 agreements, etc., call Robert L. Zentz, Eve- Choir Rehearsal. three players were brand of spirit and stamina which E. Combs Peoples Service, 7:00 P. -Dollar-outfield." Billy, by come to B. Bixler 1 0 0 0 Umiontown Rd., Taneytown, Md., Every Tues- ter- Million spired our fore-fathers to 6-25-tf ning Service, 7:30 P. M. Presbyterian Church. way, is the only one of the three place and then F. Shank 3 1 0 0 756-6960. P. M., Bible Study. Piney Creek the this land in the first day night, 8:00 Yates, D.D., Pastor — men still in the Cub organization. despite the risks and ob- N. Hoffman 1 1 0 1 night, Cottage Prayer Meeting. Rev. Wm. to settle it, WANTED — Transportation to and Friday Church Service, 9:30 A. M.; Church Mathews is with Kansas City and stacles involved. P. McNair 3 2 0 4 hours The 4 1 0 0 from Westminster. Working Walnut Grove Dunkard Brethren School, 10:30 A. M. Murphy was traded to Houston. Sometimes, when tasks pile up and A. Bollinger Mrs. Kenneth R. Lambert. him to the minors. Funny a jaunt J. Head 4 1 0 0 8 to 5. — Church, at Kump's—Sunday School, Har- Colts sent things look gloomy, I take PL 6-6740. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, about Cowan is that he went it may be a J. Myers 0 0 0 0 Phone: 9:30 A. M.; preaching, 10:30 A M Stierle, Jr., thing into town. Even though ney — Rev. Clifford A. to Utah on a basketball scholarship. proves beneficial. M. Wildasin 2 0 0 0 Salesman. Five and Howard Surbey and Guy Dayhoff, 9:00 A. M., quick one it usually WANTED — Pastor. Worship Service Although he played a lot of little word with "Mike" and A. Caples 3 1 0 0 Salary equated to per- Ministers. 10:00 A. M. A friendly 0 six-day week. Sunday School league baseball, he did not play the "Bobby" in the Acme, a new maga- W. Donahue 1 0 0 with no maximum limit. — — formance Uniontown Lutheran Parish — — Rev. game in his first three years in col- zine or perhaps a chocolate soda in — Apply in person, Baumgardner's Keysville Lutheran Church years in a 9 1 6 Emmanuel (Baust) Church—Wor- pastor. Sunday lege, which covered two the drug-store, the pleasant, smiling Totals Bakery, Taneytown, Md. 6-25-tf A. M., Church School Donald C. Brake, and three in Utah. and ship 9:30 A. M.; Worship Service, junior college face of Mrs. Motter .in the Five Next Week's Games A. M. School, 9:30 for the Salt Lake City Mr. Rein- FOR SALE — 10 acres of Wheat 10:30 A. M. Cowan played Ten, the energetic bustle of TANEYTOWN at McSHERRYS- St. Paul's, Uniontown — Church 10:45 of the Pacific Coast League last year Store—all of Straw by bale at field; 40e bale. W. dollar in the Hardware TOWN (2 P. M.) School 9:30 A. M., Worship 11 A. M. Church of God — Sun- and hit .315 with 25 home runs and help give my day that little Roy Hiner, TI. 8-9327. 6-25-2t — Mayberry these Littlestown at Bonneauville St. Luke's (Winters) Church School, 10:15 A. M.; Worship 120 runs batted in. A manufacturer spark of variety, which is the spice A. M., Worship day gum tab- New Oxford at Mummasburg SPECIAL PRICE on Beet Pulp off Church School 10:00 Service, 11:00 A. M. of playing cards for chewing of life. There is a charming air of at Brushtown PL. A. M. minor league player Arendtsville car. Contact John S. Harner, 11:00 bed Cowan the warmth and friendliness about a Harney at Cashtown 6-25-2t Mt. Union Church — Church School The Pipe Creek Charge — Union- of the year. He is playing well enough cannot possibly be 6-6204. 9:00 small town which 9:30 A. M. No Worship service. town, Maryland — Uniontown, for the Cubs so far this season to a large city. House, 10 x M., Church found in FOR SALE — Brooder Rev. J. H. August Borleis, pastor. A. M., Worship; 10:00 A. warrant a crack at Rookie-of-the-year Our family here at Wood Burn is good condition. Roy Baum- 12 ft., in - School. in the National League. growing by leaps and bounds. Last PUBLIC SALE REGISTER near Keysville. Phone PL. Trinity Lutheran Church, Taney Creek — (Brick) 10:10 A. M. was a time when it appeared pre- gardner, W. Miller, pastor. Pipe There Friday evening, our cat, Rusty, .6-4873. town, Md. Howard Worship, 11:10 A. M. Church School. that Bo Belinsky might have some- of joy. JUNE June 28, Worship Service sented us with 5 little bundles Sunday, St. James (on Marston Road) — thing to teach DEAN 'CHANCE about as buttons, but — Ironings to do steady 8:00 A. M., Sunday Church School 11:15 They are as cute Stultz, own- WANTED 10:00 A. M. Church School, life. But now it appears that Dean world does one do with 5 27-12:30 P. M., John W. and children to keep while parents 9:00 A. M., Teacher Training Courses what in the 3 miles from Taney- A. M. Worship. Chance could teach Bo Belinsky a few One of them, an exact rep- er, located -work. Margaret Stonesifer, Frederick 9:00 A. M., Worship Service 10:00 A. Both, kittens? on the Otterdale Mill Road. — things about pitching a baseball. lica of Rusty, is all red, while the town Street, Taneytown, Md. M., Luther League—Memorial Park Hampstead Youth For Christ with the Los Angeles 30 head Holstein milk cows. Guss P. M. Soft- Md., of course, are others are red and white. A new calf 3:00 P. M.; Monday, 6:30 Larry Martin from Hampstead, Chance is rapidly assuming Shank, Auct. ie FOR SALE — Lumber, 2x6's, 2x8's, -Evangelism North Carroll High Angels. arrived the other day, and I promptly ball game, Stewardship graduate of the a leading role on the mound for the her bright 2x4's, and other materials. L. Cla- meeting 8:30 P. M.; Tuesday, now a senior at the Tay- fell in love with her. With 27-11 A. M., Luther Devilbiss, Union PL. 6-6231. joint School, and Los Angeles Club. Belinsky has been face, and black body, baugh, Sells Mill Rd. Call SCS Workers Conference 8:00 P. M. University in Upland, Ind., will pink nose, white Bridge, Md. Household goods, 6-25-2t lor the same in and out performer as in like harlequin ice cream. be the speaker at Hampstead Youth absolutely she looks antiques, etc. Calvin Amoss, Auct. Charge of the United past years. Chance looked Our gold fish, "Mo," who used to Taneytown for Christ's "Ocean City Echoes" rally so ago pitch- FOR SALE — New Thimble-Drome Church of Christ—William F. Wiley, P. M., tremendous a week or swim around the bowl' in solitary JULY with on Saturday night, June 27, 8 shut-out against the COMANCHE model airplane B.D., Pastor. School in ing a two-hit splendor, now has two companions. .15 engine. 31- at the North Carroll High Red Sox. Chance fanned 15 17-6 o'clock in the evening. Mr. and powerful Sportsman Grace Church, Taneytown — 9:15 entire dele- Boston The one, a small but brightly colored miles Never used. Phone Greenmount, Md. The men for a club record. The victory named Mrs. Ralph Dinterman, 2 inch wingspan. A. M., Sunday Church School; 10:30 150 teenagers and counterpart of himself, is Taneytown- 6-25-2t "Take gation of about made Dean's record for the season, tiny striped from Taneytown off '756-6960. A. M., Divine Worship, sermon: returning from Ocean "Goldie." The other, a Rd. on Fringer Rd. adults will be 4 and 2. The superb job of pitching not-so original Littlestown Used coal hot water Faith As A Shield." in time for this rally. affair, goes by the etc. Guss Shank, FOR SALE — Keysville — 9:00 A. City, N.J., came one day late to help Dean cele- Apparently the 3 Farm machinery, pipes and radiators in- Grace Church, the most name of "Tiger." Auct. jly furnace with M., Divine Worship, sermon: "Take brate his 23rd birthday. For get along very well together, Phone PL. 6-6387. 6-25-2t high, hard one. of them eluded. Faith As A Shield." 10:00 A. M., Hospitals part, he relied on his or at least, they have so far. Mrs. William H. Cut- Facts About Chance also owns a shut- 18-12:30 P. M., SALE — 1955 Ford 4-Dr., Sunday Church School. Incidentally, On these scorching Summer days, sail, 116 Cemetery Street, Littles- FOR over the New York Yankees this his and heater, good condition. May twice as much to out when the sun blazes down with all town, Pa. Real estate and per- -radio Uniontown Circuit Churches of God. It costs hospitals year. He blanked them in New York those very be seen at 67 W. Baltimore Street. patient today as it did ten might, I am reminded of sonal property. Guss Shank, Auct. Uniontown—Sunday School 9:30 A. care for a recently. Dean has set a 20-game sea- in Psalm 19: Phone 756-4381. 6-25-2t ago. The cost has increased descriptive words found M., Worship Sevice 10:30 A. M., years son as his goal, which is a shining going forth is A. M., Clyde Baumgardner, $18.35 to $36.83 a day, pri- is 6—"His (the sun's) 25-11 — Floor sanding and Rev. John Gonso, special speaker. from of one. For one thing he says he of the Heaven and his Ex. of Estate of Mrs. Harry L. • PAINTING 8:00 P. M. marily because of rising wages in his base- from the end finishing. Wilbur Long. Phone PL. Bible Study, Wednesday, equipment stronger than ever before unto the ends of it, and there Baumgardner. Personal property; Closing Exercises of hospital personnel, new another, he thinks circuit 6-6189. 6-25-tf Frizellburg— ball career, and for is nothing hid from the heat thereof. on E. Baltimore St., Taneytown. Bible School 10:00 A. M., CG and new services. are better defensively Vacation the Angels —Zola Cantwell. Guss Shank, Auct. iY FOR SALE — Upright piano and YA 6:30 P. M. Joint congregational than last season. Twenty games is a E. Hospitals employed 1,762,957 per- -year bench, price $25. Margaret Ohler, meeting Monday, 7:45 P. M. more goal not too often reached by 23 Can be pastor. sons in 1962, a total of 66,825 has a chance. Baltimore St., Taneytown. Fred E. Horner, year, making old pitchers. But Chance 3:30 P. M. 6-25-2t than in the previous fast and quite strong, and seen after of the Breth- the natipn's largest He is very Piney Creek Church the field one of seems to be getting bet- sudax, corn and M. Eshbach, pastor. employment. his control PLANT DeKALB ren, Rev. Warren areas of ter all the time. Total those things sorghum, after hay and barley for —Sunday School 9:30 A. M., Wor- and stur- in a short and add some timely hitting 54.3% OF ALL DEATh.5 more feed and forage. Alvin G. Dut- ship Service 10:40 A. M., Group Bible For each 100 patients teammates and it HEART DISEASES CAUSE Silver Run, Service (one which ad- dy fielding by his terer, authorized dealer. Study 7:30 P. M., Prayer term general hospital be that Deal Chance will 6-25-2t Choir Rehearsal, Wed., with all types of ill- just could Md. Phone 346-7288. 8:30 P. M. mits patients have 20 victories to his credit when 7:00 P. M., Jr. Choir: 7:45 P. M., nesses), 237 employees are required. TO RENT — 6-Room October rolls around. WANTED Senior Choir. Women's Fellowship is off and flying house; heating plant, garage month. CBYF, 1st registered with the LUIS APARICO modern 1st Tues. of every All hospitals not only for the base-steal- 954,870 .and garden, no children. Write Box Sunday evenings of month Hospital Association spent in his bid and 3rd American ing title in the American league but 6, Taneytown, Md. Reasonable rent. at e:30 P. M. $10,129,216,000 in 1962 to care for DEATHS 6-25-4t 26,531,365 patients. This is 7.3 per Taneytown United Presbyterian in 1961 when $9,- -faced Buck, cent higher than (54.3%) 703,830 FOR SALE — Black Church—Rev. William M. Hendricks, 000 was spent. However, weighs over 200 lbs. 387, 242, 2/12 years old, 1,056,630 more patients were cared DEATHS Phone 756-6758. for in 1962 than in the previous year. number has been (40.1%) OUR PHONE — All our ex- patient visits to 756-2111. Chas. B. Reaver PAINT SPECIAL Nearly 100 million changed Pittsburgh Exterior House 1962 in outpatient Sons, Taneytown, Md. terior were recorded in Paint, ready-mixed, $5.98 per gal. We facilities, where patients are treated . . FOR RENT — 2 large sunny rooms give 2% Discount or United Trading who do not require hospitalization. 1st floor; private bath and en- Stamps. Taneytown Grain and Supply ... 98,300 on 3-12-tf the trance, yard, with heat and utilities Co., Taneytown, Md. Payroll expenses account for comfortable apart- expenditure in the operation - DEATHS furnished. A quiet FURNITURE: largest for one or two adults. Call FOR SALE—USED of hospitals, accounting for nearly , ment China closets, bureaus, wash stands, Since (5.6%) PLymouth 6-6258 after 5 P. M. 67 percent of the total budget. beds, springs, chest of drawers, break- payroll expense for J,..;.- chairs, kit- 1952, the average OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER has fast sets, stands, tables, employee in a hospital has risen base cabinets, wall cab- each •;r'. ;7 peen changed, effective immediately, chen cabinets, 56 per cent. to 756-6000. Taneytown Pharmacy. inets, utility cabinets, wardrobes, ALL OTHER 2 nice garage doors, OF ACCIDENTS 6-18-2t stoves, all kinds; Soine of the larger hospitals have DISEASES high chairs, playpens, cribs, DISEASES 7 x 6 ft.; up to 200 job classifications. HEART AND FIGURES (1962) FOR LATE FIELD SEEDS — H-1 radios, .22 rifles, very nice .30-30 SOURCE: LATEST AVAILABLE AND CAUSES Dan 37 Sudan Grass, Soy Beans, Ken- rifle, bicycles, tricycles, nice walnut births in hospitals CIRCULATION FROM NATIONAL OFFICE OF VITAL STATISTICS S. 50 The number of -worthy Seed Corn, 'Forage H. desk-bookcase combination, 2 nice year from 3,908,121 to Grain rotary declined last CIRCULATION were respon- Corn, etc., see us — Taneytown sectional sofas, lawn mowers, reflecting a nationwide de- THE HEART AND 6-18-2t sharpened and 3,857,626, DISEASES OF more than half of the total & Supply Co. and reel type. Mowers cline in the birthrate. U.S. deaths in 1962, or Abra's Garage, Keymar, sible for 954,870 magnitude of the heart prob- notice, repaired. causes. This points up the pro- BROOKS — Please take Phone 775-2862. 6-18-tf are pa- also for a new high personally. The from all and community heart be open for Md. Nearly 1/12 million persons pa- the need for research, education highpoint after July 4, 1964, we will given day. Baltimore Orioles, for whom Luis lem and Fund, which reaches its and Saturday PL. 6-6548 for tients in hospitals on any played supported by the Heart 23. More business only on Friday NOTICE — Dial trols the shortstop area, have grams Heart Sunday, February 7 A. M. to 6 P. M., Blocks and General has stolen 31 climax on the week-end of neighbors of each week, from your Sand, Stone, one in every eight over 57 games and he and volunteers will visit their notice; other week days Fertilizer and Lime. — On the average, an average of roughly than 1,750,000 Heart Sunday Heart FuLt1 'until further Hauling probably will become a hos- bases. That's information and to receive by appointment only. Phone PL. 6- Thurston Putman. 7-21-tf persons for a full, season, which would be to distribute heart-guarding • pital patient this year. 90 6627. Brooks Hardware & Tire Sup- a lot of thefts. Actually nobody has contributions. Taneytown, Md. SEE US — For Chick and Pullet bases in one ply, Sells Mill Road, Grain length of a patient's come close to stealing 90 business. 6-18-3t Jrders, anytime — Taneytown The average American League since No Sunday PL. 6-6666. We hospital was 7.6 days in season in the & Supply Co. Phone stay in the made off with 96 in 1915. telephone No. has Stamps. 3-14-tf a decline from the average of Ty Cobb NOTICE — My give United 1962 Ty's record was the one Maury Wills to 775 - 2717. Dr. Geo. 14 days in 1932. The decline is at- been changed — 3-bedroom med- broke in the National League two Zinkham, Veterinarian, Union WANTED TO RENT tributed to better drugs and M. in Taneytown. Apply techniques. years ago. Aparicio's personal record Bridge, Maryland. 6-18-3t house near or icines, improved treatment year he Record. 3-19-tf of 56, was set in 1959, the to Carroll White Sox win the NOTICE — TANEY- is a major coat to hos- 'helped the Chicago SPECIAL Invitations and Equipment League pennant. Luis would TOWN MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- FOR WEDDING pitals. For example, some typical American number announcements, reception cards, en- be as settle for 56 again this year if it ANCE CO. office telephone charges for new equipment may the pen- — effective June gagement announcements, napkins, would help Baltimore win changed to 756-6050 selec- follows: equal, with no 6-11-tf birth announcements, complete bomb for radiation ther- nant. All things being 14, 1964. Carroll Record Co. Cobalt 60 and a fair share of tion, see — The apy — between $25,000 and hobbling injuries SALE — Egg Route in Balti- 8-11-tf hits to get him on base, Luis should AN ORO/NARY 2X1 WAS FOR $90,000. 56 more. For information call John M. — $32,000 go far above that personal high of /1442E OF HIGH- STRENGTH PARTY — Every Saturday Medium size cobalt vault base- Fream, Taneytown, 756-6440. 6-11-tf CARD — $900 and up this year. Luis is the perennial STRUCTURAL STEEL,/7 COULO night, Harney Vol. Fire Co. Hall, at Electrocardiograph king of the American League 2/ ELEPHANTS. 9-29-tf Operating room lights — $500 and stealing SUPPORT ANNUAL CRAB & Shrimp Feed— 8 P. M. (EST). and one oddity about his great career Park, Wednesday, July up that he has never :in Memorial my garbage custom- beds — $350 - $700 record is the fact 15, 1964, at 6 P. M. Chicken Barbecue, NOTICE—To Electric home. He only tried it once and noon We take care of collection of X-ray machine — $17,000 and up. stolen Sunday, Sept. 20, beginning at 12 ers: not only was he thrown out but he Taneytown. cans, bottles, glass, garbage, and pa- a on Firemen's Grounds, tree and taken from argued with the umpire and drew the Kiwanis Club of per. Other articles such as These statistics are not wisely Sponsored by old roofing, fine of $50 for arguing The public invited, 5-28-tf shrubbery trmmings, wire, 1962 records. Aparico Taneytown. bricks and plaster but too well. That convinced building partitions, home was a risky prop- by Harman's collected and charges will be that stealing RELIABLE SERVICE will be And besides that, he points Repair Shop, on Crouse's accordingly.—Walter Benschoff, osition. Radio & TV made LEAGUE there is an added danger — you Road, Taneytown, Md. Service Taneytown's Garbage Collector. BROTHERHOOD out, Mill 8-25-tf might get hit with the bat. Call $2.00 within 5 miles. Good used Phone 756-6948. Brotherhood League Schedule Remember When Dept. — The dead- televisions for sale. the unex- team 5-14-tf BE PREPARED — For June 29—Frizellburg vs. Trinity line for voting for your All-Star pected. Let us insure you adequate- vs. Baust and the starting pitchers ends next Main St., June 30—Keysville TED TO BUY—Old art glass, ly.—Percy M. Burke, 231 E. July 6—Baust vs. Frizellburg Thursday. We will publish the results pattern or cut. Also Carnival Westminster, Md. Phone: Tilden 8- vs. Keysville the following Week. Get those votes 4-15-tf July 7—Trinity d other antiques. Phone 848- 6620. July 20—Keysville vs. Baust in NOW! M. or bring to Ralph vs. Trinity r 5 P. FILMS to us for July 21—Frizellburg Today's Sport Laugh — Former Clearview Rd. on Taney- BRING YOUR vs. Keysville recalls at printing and developing; July 27—Trinity Yankee pitcher, Lefty Gomez, stminster Rd., Rt. 97. 5-7-tf EXPERT Baust vs. Frizellburg the Yankee dug- hour service on black and white- July 28 the time he visited 24 Aug. 3—Baust vs. Trinity sell them uniforms. He asked REEN STAMPS—will be 18 hour service on COLOR work. out to - Flashbulbs Aug. 4—Keysville vs. Frizellburg Yogi Berra what size cap he wore. ALL Merchandise, includ- Complete stock of Films vs. Keysville at the Flash outfits.—Taney- Aug. 10—Frizellburg Berra took off his hat, looked us Borden's Ice Cream. - Cameras and vs. Baust what size 8-15-tf Pharmacy — Free S&H Green Aug. 11—Trinity band and said, "You mean ner's Bakery. town vs. Baust I get in shape." Stamps. 3-29-tf Aug. 17—Keysville I take now, or after HOUSE FURNITURE Aug. 18—Trinity N s. Frizellburg —John Breth. T,Y Type- vs. Frizellburg r, Md. Nationally advertised FOR SALE—New and used Aug. 24—Baust Beddings, TV's, writers and Adding Machines, Rib. Aug. 25—Keysville vs. Trinity THINNEST STEEL.— Furniture, years and Linoleum. Stop in and bons and Carbon Paper. Also Ma. Aug. 31—Trinity vs. Baust No matter what your age, the MORE PREC/OU5 THAA/ GOLP, Stone- vs. Keysville takes you TH/N STEEL /5 or yourself. Liberal credit. chines for rent. — Charles L. Sept. 1—Frizellburg have got you down when it A NEW UL7RA 9-26-tf Represemtative of Remington Sept. 8—Trinity vs. Frizellburg longer to rest up than it did to get ROLLE° GrriviY TO /25 NJ/WONT-1S sifer. USE AS Rand. Inc., Taneytown, Md., phone Sept. 9—Keysville vs. Baust tired. OF AN /NCH FOR 5-9-tf Keysville .41E41OTY LORES IN caw:I/rtes. 'TORM DOORS & WINDOWS — PL. 6-6600 or PL. 6-6789. Sept. 14—Trinity vs. c o e r s, 15—Baust vs. Frizellburg between Therglass Awnings, patio Every Monday Sept. Sincerity is the difference kinds. Ohlers Metal CARD PARTY — Sept. 21—Keysville vs. Frizellburg down words. metal work of all at 8 P. M. Harney. writing and nutting Westminster Road, Taneytown. night beginning Sept. 22—Trinity vs. Baust Shop, Harney, Md. 9-441 Phone PL. 6-6138. 4-23-tf V.F.'W., THE CARROLL RECORD. TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND June 25, 1.96 0=0110U01:02:0110130:=0330:23M0130::01301301134=3NUOMMAMOU013013 4 SCIENCE FACT 11 FABLE rg WTTR AM 3N PEOPLE HAVE TRIED AN -FM AMAZING .. VARIETY OF II "CURE-ALLS" TO OVER- has prog ramming for 0111 0 every member of the family. COME THE SNIFFLES. WU v 35 ENGLISH till ,;al!! PHILOSOPHER maw * NEWS on GEORGE t -the-air BERKELEY Now * MUSIC SLEPT WITH A BARREL through-out the day OF TAR WATER IN IIII•, * SPORTS — HIS .4.4111 1_21i, high school, college, professional BEDROOM FOR * Special GOOD HEALTH. riL ..„,...r. Features of Public Interest WE HAVE IT! NEW MONARCH ANOTHER FAMOUS Dial: 1470 kc WTTR - AM PORTABLE OLD REMEDY .." 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The Reindollar Company OBRO Taneytown, Maryland — Phone: 756 - 6603 Staples, Pins and Tacks $790 Complete with Not 4-30-eow-tf 1000 Staple, the least of the pleasures watermelon, of a picnic is dessert. big old-fashioned cookies Chilled is the perfect finish or a generous loaf for a repast of hamburgers cake on the outdoor grill. or franks cooked Here's a versatile picnic next cake that can be barbecue, Honey-Top toted along to your All Date Cake. Made Your Advertisement -Bran (whole bran cereal), with good-tasting chopped dates the cake is richly accented and nuts. A tart orange with while it is still glaze poured over the warm is the non-sticky cake PACEMAKER dessert easy to frosting that makes eat, even without a fork. this Staples, Pins and Tacks HONEY -TOP DATE CAKE $195 $250 $321 fi cup sifted flour 7/ cup Complete 1 teaspoon baking sugar with 500 Staple*: powder 3 eggs, /14 teaspoon salt separated teaspoon /14 cup chopped nutmeats 1 z vanilla flavoring Should TACKMASTER /14 cup 1.2 cup All-Bran (whole Appear finely cut pitted dates bran /14 cup soft cereal) Gun Type Tacker butter or 3 tablespoons margarine milk WI Complete with 1000 Staples • I/2 teaspoon * cornstarch 3 tablespoons orange juice Stapim 1! tablespoons honey FOR OFFICI Sift together flour, baking and Floo powder and salt; nutmeats and dates. Blend combine with butter and sugar. MED MID FACTORY vanilla and All-Bran; Add egg yolks, , Here IIMM beat well. Add sifted nately with milk, dry ingredients alter- mixing well after each until stiff but addition. Beat egg whites HOME not dry. Fold into batter. lightly floured 8 x Spread in greased and 8-inch pan. Bake in moderate IMILNINIG ITC. STA-PLYER about 40 minutes. oven (350° F.) - Combine $491 Complete with 500 cornstarch, orange Staples cake. Let juice and honey. Pour stand until Cold. over warm For Sale at--- Yield: 9 servingi Many Readers Will See It! I The Carroll Record Co. TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND THE CARROLL RECORD, TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND Page Saves June 25, 1964

Directory of TANEYTOWN AND COMMUNITY PROGRAM SCHEDULE ORGANIZATIONS WISHBONE FLOWERS L331312 Taneytown Chamber of Commerce meets WFMD Frederick, Maryland The little-known wishbone flower or torenia is a lovely little plant, I on the 3rd Monday in each month at extremely useful in semi-shade. The bronze-green leaves on SPEAKS the Taney Inn at 8:00 o'clock. Frank Dunham, President; 1st Vice President, 93 on your A M Radio Dial the foot-high, bushy plants are pretty in themselves. But the blue, Merle Ohler; 2nd Vice President, Neal flowers are the real attraction. W. Powell; Secretary, Donald Smith; Treasurer, Murray M. Baumgardner; Actually the upper petals are sky blue while the lower'ones, often Executive Committee, Merwyn C. Foss MONDAY THRU FRIDAY called the "lips", are violet blue. These two shades contrast with and Charles R. Arnold. J. FOREMAN 4:58 Sign On 11:10 Gospel Light Program 5:25 CBS News the flower throats which are yellow. BY DR. KENNETH 5:33 Weather rho Taneytown Vol. Fire Company meets 5:00 Getting Up Time 11:30 Women of Washington Area Unless torenias are grown in pots from seeds and the plants later 5:25 Ministeriunt 11:35 Happy Johnny 5:34 Evening Show 2nd Monday of each month in the slipped out of' the pots without disturbing the roots, it is best to Firemen's Building from April thru 5:30 World News, Weather 12:00 World & Area News 6:00 CBS News Sept. at 8:00 p. m. and October thru 5:35 Gettiag Up Time 12:05 Agriculture News 6:05 Area News, Weather sow seeds where plants are to grow. Seeds will sprout as soon as. March at 7:30 p. m.; President, Jack 6:00 World News, Weather 12:10 Happy Johnny 6:10 Sports News the soil is really warm. World Family Smith; Vice President, Howard Welty; 6:05 Getting Up Time 12:30 Weather Forecast 6:15 Dinner Date 6:30 Headlines, Weather surrounding Lesson for June 28,1961 Secretary, T. Wendell Garber; Finan- 6:30 World News 12:35 Happy Johnny Summer care 'includes ample watering, spraying the cial Secretary. Harry Dougherty, Jr.; 6:35 Weather Forecast 1:00 CBS News 6:32 Dinner Date air when it is dry, fertilizing occasionally and picking off dead or Treasurer, Stanley King; Chief, Wil- 6:40 Getting Up Time 1:08 Area News, Weather 6:45 Lowell Thomas it not 7:00 World News, Weather 1:10 Happy Johnny 6:55 Sports Time dying flowers. Do not try to cut sprays of torenia as does last. bur F. Miller, Jr.; Trustees, Charles cut off. Dackgranul Seriptgoon Enhesiaas 2.411. Lookingbill, Kenneth Houck, Norville 7:05 Getting Up Time 1:30 Woman's World 7:00 CBS News well in water and the plants look badly after parts have been 22: 4:1-16. Welty, Meredith Gross, Graham Wil- 7:30 Area News, Weather 1:35 Happy Johnny 7:08 Area News, Weather Devotional Betiding: Dphesians 4:1-7. dasin. 7:35 Getting Up Time 2:00 CBS News 7:10 Evening Report 7:55 Community News 2:08 Area News, Weather 7:15 Worldwide Sports The American Legion — Hesson-Snider 8:00 World News Roundup 2:10 Here's Hollywood 7:30 Ask Dimension 111BE CHRISTIAN CHURCH is Post No. 120 meets third Thursday of 8:15 Morning Show 2:15 Bob Helder Show 7:35 Easy Listening GOOD APPETITE strangest collections each month at 8:00 P. M. in the Legion 8:30 Area News, Weather 2:30 Fashion Scope 8:00 The World Tonight one of the Home. All service men welcomed. 8:35 Morning Show 2:35 Bob Helder Show 8:15 Night Sounds in Music of humanity that exists in the Commander, Kenneth A. Bair; Adjutant 8:55 Morning Report 3:00 CBS News 9:00 CBS News, Weather world. There is hardly another Clarence Harner; Finance Officer, Ray 9:00 CBS News 3:08 Area News, Weather 9:05 Night Sounds in Music E. Fair; Service Officer, Neal Powell. 9:08 Area News, Weather 3:10 Bob Helder Show 9:30 Headlines, Weather religion which has a church; it is You are eligible to belong to The 9:10 Arthur Godfrey 3:30 Personal Close-Up 9:32 Night Sounds in Music a peculiarly Christian institution. American Legion if you served honor- 10:00 CBS News 3:35 Bob Helder Show 10:00 CBS News, Weather debate end- ably in the Military Forces at any 10:08 Area News, Weather 4:00 CBS News 10:05 Night Sounds in Music But even its members time during one of these three periods: 10:10 House Party 4:08 Area News, Weather 10:45 Armed Forces Review lessly among April 6, 1917, to Nov. 11, 1918; or Dee. 10:30 Dear Abby 4:10 Bob Helder Show 11:00 World & Area News themselves as to 7, 1941, to Sept. 2, 1945; or June 25, 10:35 Garry Moore 4:30 Sidelights 11:05 Sports & Weather 1950, to July 27, 1953. 10:45 Morning Melodies 4:35 Bob Helder Show 11:10 Be Still & Know what the chuTclt 11:00 CBS News 5:05 World News 11:15 Sign Off really is and ,hat Monoeacy Valley Memorial Post 6918, Har- 11:08 Area News, Weather 5:10 Evening Show Er en in ney, Md., meets on 1st and 3rd Tues- to call it. day of each month in the V.F.W. Hall, the New T, ?sta- Harney, Md. Commander, Kenneth SATURDAY McKinney; ment other n. ames Adjutant, Robert Reck; 4:58 Sign On 11:35 Happy Johnny 6:35 CBS News, Weather Quartermaster, Raymond Claybaugh. besides "chu rch" 5:00 Gettiag Up Time 12:00 World News, Weather 6:45 Congressional Report it. 5:25 Ministerium 12:05 Agriculture News 6:50 Chamber of Commerce are used for • 5:30 World News, Weather 12:10 Happy Johnny 6:55 Sports News Clearly, ' the 5:35 Getting Up Time 12:30 Weather Forecast 7:00 CBS News, Weather tt fit The Taneytown Junior Chamber of Com- 6:00 World News. Weather 12:35 Happy Johnny 7:05 News Analysis church did nc merce, Taneytown, Md., meets the 6:05 Getting Up Time 1:00 CBS News, Weather 7:10 Senator Beall Dr.Foreman all its titles et lual- second Thursday of each month at 6:30 World News 1:05 Sports News 7:15 Army Big Bands been c tuite The Raft Restaurant. President, John 6:35 Weather Forecast 1:10 Music with Lew Wade 7:30 In New York 3y well; if any one had M. Skiles; 1st Vice President, Dean 7:35 Easy Listening I 6:40 Getting lip Time 1:30 Dimension of a Dateline satisfactory, there would 'lave Brown; 2nd Vice President, Wayne 7:00 World News, Weather 1:35 Music with Lew Wade 7:55 Sports News other nal nes. Baumgardner; Secretary, Cecil Lewel- 7:05 Getting Up Time 2:00 CBS News, Weather 8:00 CBS News been no need for the ; Weather bY • St. ling Treasurer, Robert L. Bowers; 7:30 Area News, Weaaier 2:05 Sports News 8:10 Area News, One of the names used State Director, Dean Nusbaum: Di- 7:35 Getting Up Time 2:10 Music with Lew Wade 8:15 All Kinds of Music chum rectors, Ellwood C. M. Midnight In the same way that a well arranged, attractive plate of food Paul in referring to the this Myers, Donald 7:55 Community News 2:30 Headlines, Weather 8:30 Music Till (}ph. 2' .19). Smith, Larry Little. 8:00 World News Roundup 2:32 Music with Lew Wade 9:00 CBS News, Weather results in better appetite, so an attractive garden setting should/ "household of God" 8:15 Saturday Show 3:00 CBS News, Weather 9:05 Music Till Midnight result in more appreciative diners in summer. includes the me.' ming 8:30 Better Living 3:05 Saturday Show 9:30 Headlines, Weather This word Midnight striking PO! -nt is 8:35 Saturday Show 3:30 It's New 9:32 Music Till ' "family"; the ilesson-Snider Unit 120, American Legion CBS 3:35 Saturday Show 10:00 CBS News, Weather Home houe told of 9:00 News, Weather economists claim that the appearance of food on a dinner that Paul calls it the Auxiliary meets the first Thursday of 9:05 Satorday Show 4:00 CBS News, Weather 10:05 Music Till Midnight plate has a great deal to do 'with how much, a person eats of it and ltl on can each month at 8 p. m., at the Post 9:30 The Week in Space 4:05 Saturday Show 10:30 Headlines, Weather God. What other organizi Midnight how good it tastes. A more attractive plate, with vegetables of con- high Home. Pres., Bernice Rodkey ; 1st Vice 9:35 Saturday Show 4:30 Calling America 10:32 Music Till I dare to call itself by such a Pres., Catherine Shank; 2nd Vice 10:00 CBS News, Weather 4:35 Saturday Show 10:45 Pat Boone trasting color neatly arranged, results in a better appetite and a. Weather , name? Paul does not meat a to call Pres., Betty Jane Houck; Sec, Lois 10:05 Sports News 5:00 CBS News, Weather 11:00 World News, more satisfied diner. rmpletely Wetzel; Treasurer, Mae Long; His- 10:10 Social Security 5:05 Saturday Show 11:05 Music Till Midnight the church perfect, cc torian, Irene Unger; Sergeant at Arms, 10:15 Guard Session 5:30 At Your Leisure 11:30 Headlines, Weather The same principle should apply to the appearance of the imme- 'holy; but he uses son e of the Margaret Ritenour; Color Bearers. 10:30 This Week in Business 5:35 Saturday Show 11:32 Music Till Midniglat diate surroundings when a meal is served outdoors. In prettier and, he church Catherine Myers and Marie Ott; Chap- 10:35 F.F.A. News 6:00 World News 11:45 The Navy Swings same words to refer to' World & Area News more colorful surroundings, a better appetite,and more satisfaction tng about lin, Regina Foreman. 10:45 Knight Gospel Singers 6:05 Area News, Weather 12:00 that he uses in spea' 11:00 CBS News, Weather 6:10 Sports News 12:04 Sports 8c Weather should 'result. • 0 Chaist and God. In sb •t, we are 11:05 Sports News 6:15 Dinner Date 12:07 Be Still & Know A little corner in a small backyard near the grill and the picnic look at 11:10 Gospel Light Program 6:30 Sound Story 12:10 Sign Off invited by the Apost' .o 11:30 European Diary table will not call for a ;Teat many flowers to make it bright and vine and Harney Volunteer Fire Company meets gay. Just a few packets of seeds orde:ed now and planted when. the church as both 2nd and 4th Monday of each month in 1-irman. The hoesek —that is the Firemen's Building at 7:30 P. M. SUNDAY planting time arrives in your area, will reward you with the proper the everyday human d; of God President, Fred Spangler; Vice Presi- setting for many a, good 'meal, even though there's nothing fancy dent, David W. Hess, Sr.; Secretary, 6:53 Sign On 12:10 Pentecostal Church 7:00 CBS News about the food that is served. —that is the wo divinity. Melvin Amoss; Treasurer, Elwood 6:55 Rock of Ages 12:30 Follow Up 7:05 Sports News This alone mak( church Strickkouser; Chief, Carroll Selby; 7:25 Area News, Weather 12:35 Anatomy of a Headline 7:10 Area News, Weather 3roblems. Trustees — Chester Moose, Walter 7:30 Church of the Air 12:45 University Explorer 7:15 Army Spotlight -unique. This also Clingae and Delbert Spangler. 7:55 Community News 1:00 CBS News, Weather 7:30 In Latin America To bypass a lot ssion, we 8:00 World News, Weather 1:05 Sports News 7:35 Sound Flights Serenade in Blue say that g to the 8:05 Sunday Music 1:10 Sunday Music 7:40 must 8:23 Safety Story ady 1:30 Special from London 7:55 Area News, Weather New Testament •ch is not 8:30 Sports News 1:35 Sunday Music 8:00 CBS News Christ to All other Fraternities and organizations 8:35 Children's Chapel 1:55 CBS News, Weather 8:10 Alexander Kendrick ai club which I are invited to use this directory for the way 8:50 CBS News, Weather 2:00 Sunday Music 8:25 Folklore join them. P her public information it carries. Cost for 9:00 School Report 3:00 CBS News, Weather 8:30 Weekly Report around: C"; e church one year only $3.00. 9:15 Entertainment, U.S.A. 3:05 Sunday Music 8:45 Science Editor nil 1010W? Weather DID ' he used 9:36 Science Beat 4:00 CBS News, Weather 9:00 CBS News, to join hit 405 Sunday Music 9:05 News Analysis ; 9:35 Sunday Music I Full grew -to say in ill does. 9:55 Folklore 5:00 CBS News, Weather :10 Leading Qaestion size trees 10:00 CBS News 5:05 Sunday Music 9:35 Capitol Cloakroom 21---"i indoors under the What we shL Weather 5:30 White House Corspndt. 10:00 CBS News, Weather 10:05 Sports & Mission f glass and steel Now if we , lurch, in Roundup 5:35 Sunday Music 10:03 Union Rescue World of Folk Music 6:00 CBS News, Weather 10:20 The Bible Speaks to You ;114-N structure Feusing PURCHASE A 10:15 Choir .#41. r family 10:30 Moscow Scene 6:05 Sports News 10:35 Salt Lake City any sense the 11:00 World & Area News London's 1 o51 Ex- ected to 10:35 What's the Issue? 6:10 The Headliner .of God, we ma, RUBBER STAMP 11:00 Church Service 6:15 Washington Report 11:04 Sports & Weather position. Since no something non. To 12:00 World News, Weather 8:30 Mediterranean Notebook 11:07 Be Still & Know have with Taneytown area ' Off rain reached the another wa Du tray- 12:05 Sports News 6:35 Heartbeat Theatre 11:10 Sign put it "ZIP CODE" NUMBER trees it was neces- cled around the wc meeting sary to water them 2 1 7 8 7 WFMD-FM — 99.9 Megacycles Christians in every on (for by hand. fresm.,k a dozen there are fewer than ha Comply with Postal Require- MONDAY THRU FRIDAY without any Ch. istians), Weather nations ments and add the Zip Code to 5:00 Day by Day 7:02 Serenade 9:00 CBS News & expect to fin. d these Melody Time 7:29 Calendar of the Arts 9:05 Concert Hour you might your return address after the 5:05 Weather to be a good dea I alike. 6:00 Headlines & Weather 7:30 Serenade 10:00 CBS News & Christians city and state, the easy way 8:00 The World Tonight 10:05 Moonlight Melodies 6:02 Relaxing Rhythms Weather Hut the fact is, you woulc I prob- with a rubber stamp! 7:00 Headlines & Weathe.' 8:15 Music in the Night 11:00 Headlines & — 11:02 Evening Hymn ably be struck with how dif. ferent Mdntaining pavilion lawns if you look into THE they are. Even SATURDAY and trees et the Nw York congregation, say yout own, CARROLL RECORD Explorer nne 5:00 CBS News & Weather 8too Headlines & Weather 10:45 University Worid's Fair requires more 'what a variety of temperr.ment, 5:05 8:05 Invitation to Learning 11:00 Headlines & Weather CO. Melody Time Day than 500 men. To help keep dispositions, abilities, and tastes 6:00 Headlines & Weather 8:30 Music in the Night 11:05 In Our 6:02 Rhythms 9:00 CBS News & Weather 11:10 Day by Day grass green ard troes grawirg, find! What draws. these Relaxing sour you would 7:00 Headlines & Weather 9:05 Concert Hour 11:15 Canterbury some r,ve different types' of 11:30 Ave Maria Hour -people together, what is 'the ce- 7:02 Serenade 10:00 CBS News & Weather cre used for Arts 10:05 Moonlight Melodies 12:00 Headlines & Weather that holds these oeid-shaped 7:29 Calendar of the Hymn ment 7:30 Serenade 10:30 Science Editor 12:02 Evening the vnried landscapes. place? 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When Ground Water the typesetter read the transcript, ENROUTE TO THE NEW Y however, he discovered the good Rev- In compliance with the provisions RECEIPTS punctuation erend had omitted all of Chapter 73, Acts of 1964 Taney $ 5,000.00 1 marks. He was able to use his own Supply & Lumber Corp., Taneytown, Parking Meter knowledge of grammar until he reach- Md., (Eric C. Glass, Pres.) has made 1964 Tax Levy 62,000.00' ed the following sentence. How would application for a permit to use a mini- Sewer Rent 30,000.00 you punctuate it? Water and mum of 150 gallons, a maximum of Income Tax 4,000.00 That that is is that that is 250 gallons, and an average of 175 1,500.00 not is not is not that it it is. gallons of water daily 12 months of Racing Answer: That that is, is; that that is the year from 1 well, having a dia- Franchise Tax 100.00 I, not, is not. Is not that it? It is. meter of 6 inches and depth of about Gas Tax 5,000.00 I 100 feet, located on the premises of Admission Tax 125.00 Those who save money are the ones the applicant at Taneytown, Maryland. 1 that make money. fol- Traders Licenses The water will be used for the .,01'83 1006.00 toos. lowing purposes: Factory and office Motor Vehicles Sometimes I read a book with personnel, limited to 2 rest rooms. Road Tax 2,000.00 I pleasure, detest the author-Jonathan A public hearing on this applica- Water and Sewer Permits 1,000.00 Swift. tion will be held at the Department of 500.00 II Miscellaneous Water Resources, Room 207, State Of- Finance Corp. 550.00 fice Building, A.nnapolis, Maryland, ELECTION OF DIRECTORS M. on Monday, July 13, Interest 100 00 at 2:00 P. "NA 1964. Alcohol Beverage License 100.00 Notice is hereby given that an ,••;<4- election of seven Directors for The Objections to the granting of this Carroll Record Company will be held permit may be presented orally or in TOTAL $116,875.00 at the office of the Company, on Sat- writing at this hearing. urday, June 27, 1964, between the DEPARTMENT OF EXPENDITURES II hours of 11 and 12 o'clock, A. M. WATER RESOURCES. Daylight Saving Time. 6-28-2t General Government: M. ROSS FAIR, Insurance and Bonds $ 2,500.00 'at President. Abatement of Taxes 100.00 CLYDE L. HESSON, Sec. Maintenance of Municipal Hall 2.000.00 Monocacy Drive-In Theatre Social Security 500.00 tier, states Stet! 11961, 1962, 1.4.w y., TANEYTOWN, MD. Salaries: Mayor 1,000.00 Councilmen 1,800.00 NOTICE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, USE TRAVELERS Clerk-Treasurer 1,100.00 MY TELEPHONE NUMBER HAS JUNE 26-27-18 Clerical Assistant 100.00 Whenever BEEN CHANGED TO ! 3 Elvis Presley Shows ! Registration-Election 100.00 you travel, wher Printing, Stationery, and Office Expenses 1,200.00 Protect yourself and your f PL 6 - 2125 "Girls! Girls! Girls!" Legal and Accounting 1,500.00 Travelers Checks. They can Technicolor Miscellaneous 250.00 DR. PAUL L. ROXIN Donations 200.00 until you countersign them. Ac DENTIST plus 2nd Big Hit where ... they're available $ 12,350.00 East Baltimore Street, "Blue Hawaii" TOTAL venient denominations, at a m Technicolor and Panavision TANEYTOWN, MD. PUBLIC SAFETY fee. Get yours today! Policeman's Salary $ 4,525.00 Plus Special Police 500.00 "Follow That Dream" Parking Meter Expense 250.00 Color by Deluxe New Parking Meters 250.00 Electricity 175.00 Police Expenses 600.00 First Nationa - wo SALLY Says WEEK-END SPECIALS Police Car Replacement 700.00 TANEYTOWN, - .ts tb When a Miss becomes a Mrs., TOTAL $ 7,000.00 MEMBER FEDERAL RES"raises ig discu she should bring her old social One 10-oz. jar Instant Federal Deposit SANITATION AND WASTE REMOVAL (Member of the accordin security card to us. Nescafe Coffee . . . $1.48 Water and Sewer Operator's Salary $ 4,860.00 , the chu Operator's Expense 845.00 e MiasA Faskedrdk 'f One 10-oz. jar Instant 2,000.00 ,. is the o Electricity-Sewer Plant .iii.st Chase & Sanborn Coffee Maintenance and Repair 3,000.00 invites th Kttmtnatnomantof=t7301#1:0 11- "Follow rue,' $1.48 Addition to Sewer System 6,000.00 U Galilee, 45•J and s 1-lb. Boscul Coffee • 790 3sit iire , TOTAL $ 16,705.00 ee - n r are, as a c 1-lb. Sanka Coffee 790 ; household HIGHWAYS 33 Repairs $ 20,000.00 'ght be exp 390 New Streets, Alleys, and 2 bottles Catsup Street Lighting 6,000.00 PRICES EFFECTIVE: JUAn c°n1 v, if y 2 lbs. Oleo 390 Snow Removal 2,000.00 Wages 300.00 To get a card with the same number 100 DOLLARS inati FREE- lf but your married name, go to your 3 lbs. freshly ground TOTAL $ 28,300.00 given away this week, Thur. nearest SOCIAL SEGURITY office Beef $1.19 To be SYSTEM Plate Beef lb. 190 WATER Clip Your Lucky No. from Yo Electricity $ 4,200.00 DOUGHERTY'S Maintenance and Repair 4,000.00 bring to TANEYTOWN GRAIN MARKETS SHAUM'S MEAT MARKET Additions to Water System 8,000.00 TANEYTOWN, MD. Meter Reader's Salary 500.00 OATS $ .75 PHONE: PL 6-5271 CORN $1.40 TOTAL $ 16,700.00 SMOKED HAM RECREATION-Municipal Park FRESH PICNIC STYLE 14303:318:138E2:38=40:23:1223i=t1301338030=13313038EUREUXESThatinUM0=23itU3IEUXI Labor $ 1,200.00 • PORK ROAST I Tennis Court 2,395.00 N ANOTHER Maintenance 1,000.00 Gold Medal FLOUR Electricity 125.00 First of the Season-Calif. Pink Meat 3:1 Community Auction TOTAL $ 4,720.00 CANTALOUPES tit MISCELLANEOUS 100 per cent Pure Beef LOCATED Al 253 E. BALTIMORE ST., TANEYTOWN Workmen's Compensation $ 575.00 CUBE STEAKS.... (2-oz.ori, Bonds and Interest 30,525.00 NEXT THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1964 LuckyLeaf APPLESAUCE .... 51 TOTAL $ 31.100.00 I 6:00 P. M. BANQUET DINNERS i TOTAL EXPENDITURES $116,875.00 Many Items of Merchandise I Asst. Gelatin JELL-0 Corn Country BUTTER 4 Anyone having anything to sell call or bring in early. i

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