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Smyrna times., 1960-12-15
SCHOOL LUNCH MENU

SCHOOL LUNCH MENU
For Dec. is through Dec. %
Thursday
Chicken and Dumplings
Peas
Cranberries
Apple Sauce
Bread, Butter and Milk
Friday
Fish Fillet
Buttered Potatoes
Baked Tomatoes
Relish
Apricots
Bread, Butter and Milk
Monday
Baked Ham
Scalloped Potatoes
Asparagus
Pie
Bread, Butter and Milk
Tuesday
Spoonburgers
String Beans
Cheese Sticks
Peaches
Milk
Wednesday
Creamed Turkey
Filling
Mashed Potatoes
Peas
Cranberry Sauce
Cake
Bread, Butter and Milk
Thursday
Hot Dog Sandwich
Baked Beans
Apple Crisp
Jello
Milk
Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year
Smyrna times., 1960-12-15

tuberculosis has been known
as a major disease of mankind
as far back as recorded history
goes.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

makes the performance of his people SO moving.
''In the Passion Play they achieve with their
bodies and souls what they do every day of their
lives with pieces of wood" he told me, making
reference to the delcately carved Christmas crtchcs
crucifxes and other objects of religious art which
produced with such fidelity in Oberammergau.
Besides" he added, 'they believe in the truth
of the words they speak The End
Evening star., 1960-04-10

gentleman from New York named John D. Rockc-
feller, who acquired lasting fame in their midst by
his unprecedented open-handedness. After seeing
the play and staying for two nights, he sent
his landlady present of $l2.5O.
Not to be outdone, Henry Ford, after he watched
the Passion and admired it, shipped model-T car
to the player of Christ.
asked Herr Lang, the LEADER of the play, what
Evening star., 1960-04-10

scenes, covers the Scriptures from the Fall of Adam
to the Ascension of Christ embraces an orchestra
and several companies of singers, has more people
than Cecil DeAIille film, and has been mracu-
lously whipped together by 7O-year-old wood
carver named Ceorg Lang, since 1910.
American visitors, including several former Pres
dents. have been in the audience for the past CEN
tury. Some Oberammergauers still talk about
Evening star., 1960-01-23

BARR REALTY, INC.
I2116 Wilson Blvd. IA. 4-a35C
Evening star., 1960-01-23
ARL.-ALEX.-FAIRFAX

SMITH & DONNELL
ia. 7-616l Realtors IA. 7-SSl
Evening star., 1960-01-23
HOUSES TO BUILD

and Son. Inc. Realty Brokers
sos North Wash. St, Alex Va
Evening star., 1960-01-23

ALEXANDRIA - New,
brick ramblers and split
levels in the delightful
Seminary area; 21x16
living room. huge dining
room, de luxe kitchens,
2 bedrooms. "a baths.
24xl8 recreation rooms,
full Easements. Open Sat.
and Sun, l pm. I'll
dark. From 14th St.
Bridge drive out Shirley
hwy. to Seminary I'd.
turmoil, left on Seminary
rd. to N. Pickett St. turn
right to house. S29, 800.
Call XII. s-2320.
LANGLEY - New brick
rambler on large corner
lot Just minutes from
scenic GeorRe Washing
ton pkwy.: 21x14 living
room, form al dining
room. large de luxe
kitchen, 4 bedrooms. 3
baths, recreation room,
full basement, garage.
Open Sat. and Sun, l
pm. til dark. From
Chain Bridge bear right
on Rte. 1913 fChain
Bridge road, continue
past Rte. 1913 turmoil on
Old Georaetown pike for
approx. Ia miles, left
on Douglas drive, then
right on Nesbitt court to
house. S35,950. Call ia.
10000.
CLosE-N HIDE-AWAY
New, 3-bedroom, 2h-
bath brick rambler on
quiet, wooded "a acre.
Convenient to seven Cor
ners. Annandale and
Fairfax 23x14 living
room, forma dining
room, de luxe kitchen, 2
fireplaces, full basement.
Open Sat. and Sun, l
pm. til dark. From 18th
st. Bridge drive out Ar
lington blvd. approx. 4
miles past Seven Cor
ners, left at Pine Ridge.
then left again on Leroy
place to house on left.
S25,050. Call CIR. 3-4560.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

SPRNGFIELD-Newly decorated.
3-bedrm., 2-bath brk rambler;
din. rm., family-size kit. w/eating
bar: unusually nice rec. rm. WI
built-ins and stove and cabinets
for, End kit; 12x22-ft. patio; yd.
fully fenced; beaut. landseaped
cor. lot: Ia blks. to schools,
churches, bus; near shopping
$23,5O0 with $500 dn. FL. 4
Evening star., 1960-01-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

CONTEMPORARY. 3 bedrooms plus
knotty-pine family room, wall
fireplace. Maximum privacy on
rustic heavily shaded lot. Loaded
with extras. S1S,500, wonderful
loan to take over. Cheerfully
shown by appointment. Call ia
7-0250, MILKEY REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

4IaTs LOAN Centrally
air conditioned, white
brick rambler on wooded
lot of Mt. Vernon blvd ;
2 bedrooms. barbecue pit,
patio. Walk to bus, shop
ping and schools, Open
Sat. and Sun. ! pm til
dark. Drive out U. 8. |
to Ft. Hunt I'd, bear left
on Ft. Hunt I'd. past
Holm Hall shop. ctr. to
house, 1903, on right.
S2O,500. Call so. 5-67e0.
IMMEDIATE occU-
FANCY - Assume 4 laco
GI loan: brick rambler
on "a acre; 3 bedrooms,
9 baths. living room with
fireplace, garage, FHA.
GI or conventional n
nancing. Q blocks to bus.
shopping and schools.
S17.ab0, Call FL. 4-S0OO
to see 1t today.
ANNANDALE - Assume
4iaR loan and move
right in. Brick level.
Gadget-packed kitchen. 3
bedrooms. . baths, "a
II. recreation room. ga
rage. Open Sat. and
Sun, ] pm. til dark.
From l4th St. Bridge
drive out Columbia pike
past Baileys Crossroads,
right on Rose lane and
Terrace drive, then right
on Raleigh I'd. to house,
2747. S23,s50. Call ia.
10000.
WATERFRONT PRIVI-
LEGES - New, 4-bed-
room, 2-bath, brick split
level on " acre over
looking the water. Com
pleteiy equipped kitchen,
22-ft. living room, full
basement, 9 flreplaces,
Open Sunday, ! pm, III
dark. From 14th ST.
Bridge. drive out Shirley
hwy to WOODBRIDGE, right
on Rte. 123 then right
again at first road past
elementary school and
continue to house.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

FALLS CHURCH, ST. JAMES PAR.
stability Of this stately brick CO:
lot: featuring 3 bedrooms and
bath on End floor: LIST floor has
spacious living room with fireplace.
formal dining room, equipped
kitchen, side screened porch and
full dry basement with wonderful
possibilities for future recreation
room. Only 81 $50 down and
monthly payments less than rent
Shown by DARWIN REALTY, INC.
JE. 4-0770: ewes. ia. 2-7S94.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm Cape
Cod: full bsmt., firepl. in liv. .rm #
sep. din. rm., scr. porch; leve
shaded lot on dead-end street
High 4hT loan assumption Of
, Sl1,500, No Agents. OWNER
JE. 3-9S1S.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Lge. gra'
clous older home stppendou'
construction. 4 bedrms.' . baths
sep. entrances; extra lse. rms
throughout; needs some redeco'
ration. Situated on. lot over y
acre with many tall trees. Pr!ct
only S1g.a0O for quick sale. OPhn
SUN. 1-5. Dir. From Falls
Church. right on Fairfax Or
approx. "a mi. TO Meridian, righ,
. blocks to house. MUNSoN
REALTY, JE. 2-0699.
FALLS CHURCH WALNUT HILLS)
1910 PINEWOOD ST.
Substantial
Evening star., 1960-01-23
HAVE YOUR Y!,I R. CAKE e;,A AND

Country living on q. acre. but al
most in town; GI loan to assume
but low cash; . large bedrooms,
full basement, tiptopp shape. only
5 years OLD. S12,S0O. For value
convenience that spells q home
this will head your listing list.
LIST come, LIST sold
PEETAGON REALTY CO., INC
363 w. Lee Hwy. Fairfax, Va.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

FAIRFAX-Lsrge and older home
In good condition. Big trees and
ssnIu6oery, one acre: z baths, 3
rm., pantry and kitchen, . side
porches screened, large 2-cal
garage. ROBERT GRAHAM. Fair.
fax, CIR. $4,000. CIR. 3-2932, CIR
3-2672. CIR. 3-4460. Priced right
See this
Evening star., 1960-01-23
ARLINGTON
VACANT
MOVE RIGHT IN

s1g,bOO 3-bedroom brick. ia
baths; garage; screened porch,
near Glebe road. Assume high
loan with low monthly payments.
S29,5OO-New 3-bedroom rambler
and 3-bedFoom split-level in Will:
liamsburg Jr. HI. area. Finished
recreation room in rambler. Split
level can be expanded into 5 bed
room homei WILL CONSIDER
TRADESl
S37,bOO-Shirley Woods dream
home, close 10 Washington Golf
and Country Club, charming
center-hall rambler with base;
board heat, 4th bedroom and full
bath on lower level, recreation
room, attic fan. Just completed
S34 ,95O-4 bedroom rambler in
Country Club Hills (4th bedroom
is panelled with its own firepl aceI,
step-up dining room, large
kitchen: Gear Rarage. recreation
room overlooking lovely rear yard.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
CUSTOM-BUILT
FOR PROFESSIONALS

cOR FnOr EOO1ONA A1ho
Brand-new combination
home and once, especially
designed for a doctor or Q
dentist. in Mclean area and
right OF Old Dominion drive.
Lovely 3-bedroom, 2-bath
brick rambler with large liv-
Ing rm., formal dining rm. ,
and bright modern kitchen
with eating space. Warmed
for winter by modern base
board heat and ducts al
ready installed for summer
air conditioning, 2-car ga
rage built in under large
summer porch, Lower level
has huge reception room and
finished space for consulta-
ton rooms with separate
lavatory, wash basin and
bath. Two outside entrances
to ofi1ces, separately heated
by radiant heat and over
ls-acre private perkingl See
By appt. only By callins US.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FULL PRICE, $4,000. FLA. S40C
down. $50 mo; includes every
thing. This spotless 3-bedrm. ram
bier with sep. dining area is Q
pleasure to show. Choice wooded
120-ft. lot in q most convenient
location. F. W. BERENS, Realtors,
304 W. Lee hwy. Fairfax. CIR
Evening star., 1960-01-23

7O61 Brookfield Plaza
Springfield, Virginia
Fleetwood $4,000
U. s. / at Route 123
Woodbridge, virginia
Dial 703-Gypsv 4-60o0
1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria. Virginia
King 6-2320
Evening star., 1960-01-23

EDsEL PARK-SPRINGFIELD
46-ft., 3 bedroom. li7 bath brick
rambler. daylight bsmt.: situated
on cul-de-sac. extra-lge. lot. AS
sumo 4sS GI financing with
OWNER. cL. $500.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
GORDIN-M N-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

Lee Hwy. tRoute 29-2lD
Fairfax, virginia
Crescent 3-4560
p31 North Glebe Road
Arlington, Virginia
jackson 10000
1918 Richmond Highway
AlAXandria, Virginia
sd n 6-6790
Evening star., 1960-01-23
TRADE FOR LAND

VIII trade equity in small D. c.
income property plus cash for
farm. vacant land and lots. Ask
for Mr.. GoRLTTz, ST. S-117s.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

ATTENTION NTIQ U E
DEALERS: Call us about our
beautiful huge brick home
located on q busy thorough-
fare in N. Arlington. s rooms
plus q finished 3rd floor, 3A
baths, full basement with
rec. room: an acre OF ground
and q garage with an apart
ment over 1t. owner has
given this home loving care
truly q wonderful business
opportunity. $4,000. HOL-
LEY REALTY, 5lS3 Lee
highway. KE. S-5350.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Town & Country

TIE. 6-1415 9 TIL 8
1906 Mt. Vernon Ave-, Alex.
ANNANDALE AREA, not far from
Falls Church, this 3-bedrm., full
tile bath brick rambler is loaded
with charm. Full bsmt. with
heat and recreation area. iv. rm.
with Itlrepl,, kitchen. fully equip.
incl. built-in dishvasher and dis
posal, bath, pulldown stairs with
p,nt plenty Of stCTsEe ,cTsIT co-hsr All this "a S 9
fruit trees and shrubs TO please
j BLK. TO BUS. TOTAL PRicE.
S17,450. viii try s1.250 down
FHA. or with more cash, you may
assume 4lass loan: z; p. sTEE,-
Evening star., 1960-01-23
PLEASANTDALE
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.

PLEASANTDALE
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
OPEN sAT.-sUN.. 12 TO 8
New all-brick ramblers. 3 bedrms; ::
large kit. with dining space, full
bsmt. with outside entrance,
plaster walls. ceramic tile and
colored fixtures in bath. All city
utilities, paved streets and side
walks. Price S16,500, $1,000
down payment.
DIR: Central ave. to Addison rd.,
left / blk. to 69th St, left to
\ 4 E CONSTRUCTION CO.
10. f-a0Sl JE. 3-s334 RE. 5-390s
SOLID BRICK DREAM HOUSE
close in, Just like new, lot hesuti-
fully shrubbed: must be sold now
J. M. MEDLEY AGENT. 10. g.
5777.
sOUTHLAWN'S BEST BUY-3-b.r
ramb. with extras galore; terms
SOUTHLAwN RLTY.. 10. 7-3522
TAKOMA PARK, (best sectionl-
SI4, 900. Open Sunday 1-5; 1000
Elm ave, charming 2-bedrm.
white frame Colonial, tucked ir
amid lovely towering trees, quiet
street. lee. front porch. full bsmt.
gas hot-water heat, Assume q
loan. HE. 4-5050 COHEE REALTY
CO., AP. 1885.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARL.-5 min. to Pentason,. nr.
schools. buses: newly decor. brick
Cape Cod: 4 bedrms., ga baths;
sep. din. rm., enel. porch. tuu
bsmt.: garage. OF. 4-1123.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
BELL
REALTY co.
KI. 8-1868

UNUSUAL
4-BEDROOM CONTEMPORARY
In immaculate condition from top
to bottom with many extras. Large
living room with dining L." q
completely equipped kitchen with
all built-ins. spacious bedrooms
and Ia baths. located on Q large
lot with carport. Priced below
market at S1S,950 with reasonable
terms.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Why E'icE Sunday?

Some daily newspapers in recent weeks have advocated
policy Of giving the American time to cast
their ballots.
The idea may have merit but why in the world did they
have suggest that Sunday be of the additional days
allotted for this extra voting time? Doesn't Sunday have
any significance anymore for the thinking people Of this
nation?
Wen admit that Sunday is taken for just about every
thing else in the way Of activities but should realize that
bascaly Sunday is day of worship, day of rest When
responsibilities and privileges of worship have been taken
Of there many activities available that do not de
tract from the proper observance of the day.
But propose that the people Sunday for adj
ditiona day when they would to the polls to cast their
ballots sounds pretty thoughess and asinne 1t indicates
lack of regard for the nations religious structure upon
which the nation founded.
These advocates Of additional voting time point out that
IT, record of potential voters who to the polls is
far below 16 nations Australians Austrans
and Italians percent voting records Japan and Fin
land IS percent The best showing this country
made 627 percent in 1852 when the hot issue end
ing the Korean
Some nations achieve better records by penazng
voters but this is against the American idea of freedom
They the Importance of each ballot and point out
flee by than per precinct In 1913 Truman
California and Ohio by very slim margins
they stress that Article l, Section of the U. s..
Constitution provides that Congress alter election day
as sees fit and point it would take only simple act
Congress to amend the law of 845 governing ma
tona elections So they indicate they will press for egisa
ton for than day of voting.
heavens sake keep Sunday out of this Let Sun
day keep honored place. and people want to vote
than one day. make Friday Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday Sunday is still primarily the Lords Day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Foley Advised To
Pay Postage on
Franked Newsletters

The Post Office department said
yesterday Rep John Foley had
been advised he would have to pay
postage on some newsletters sent
under his free mailing privilege
to constituents last month.
The letters contained references
to the presidential race and stat
ing Foley's support of the Ken
nedy-Johnson ticket. The depart
ment ruled that references to the
Kennedy-Johnson ticket were not
official business of the govern
ment' and that the letters could
not be franked.
Foley claimed he was victim of
"reprehensible procedure by Re-
publican postmaster generals
counsel"
Foley was having further diff
culties in his campaign. The Wash
ington Daily News Of October Is
reported a reference to Allegany
county voters by Foley in which he
said, I'VE really don't have to
carry them. | won without them
before" This statement was con-
sidercd challenge to all voters of
Western Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Delightful Fall
Now At An End?

There we're definite indications
that the delightful fall weather was
just about to come to an end.
None of the old timers seems to
remember when there was a time
when a killing frost had been so
long delayed. For the past several
days the weather has been cool
in the mornings but clear and
warm during the day There was
a sprinkle of rain Sunday, but
nothing else to mar the scenery
Rain fell yesterday afternoon and
continued throughout the night
and rain was still falling today.
Presdictions were that it would
get quite cold and that there might
be some snow flurries.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Chickens Are Saved
From Blaze in Barn

A fire Tuesday night i'll the
Grantsvitle area caused $1,000 dam
age but 10000 chickens were saved
Grantsville firemen were called
at 11:45 to the property of Henry
Edward Yoder, two miles north OF
that town after smoke was seen
coming from a large building
Volunteers gave this story.
Yoder and his wife were return
ing home from a P-TA meeting
when Yost Yoder, no relation,
noticed the smoke. Twelve fire
men and two pieces of equipment
answered the alarm.
Flames were shooting from the
roof top of large barn, converted
into a chicken hatchery. Quick
work checked the blaze and not
one of the 10000 fowls inside the
structure was harmed.
Fire Chief Henry L. burst said
the blaze was caused by defec-
tive switch on an automatic feeder
The barn and an adjoining build
ing are valued at $4,000
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Want List OF Events

The County Commissioners have
received a latter from the State
Department of Economic Develop
ment relating plans for a special
events almanac, to be printed in
the near future for nationwide dis
tribution
The group wants dates of various
kinds of events which will be held
in the county during the entire
year, November 1, 1850 to Novcm-
Der l, 1861. They want activities
under these various classificatons'
shows, exhibits, celebrations, pag-
eants, paradcs, contests, tourna-
ments, regattas, races, fairs, fes-
rivals, sports schedules, conven-
tons and other activities.
The Commissioners plan to send
letters to various organizations
asking them to list their dates and
return them to the Commissioners
by November l.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
State Girl Selected
AS Miss Agriculture

Competing with fifteen contes-
tants representing various depart
ment of USDA, a former Garrett
County girl, Miss Norma Green,
was selected Miss Agriculture.
Once a All Club member in this
County, Miss Green was a men,
Der of the New Germany All Club.
The present home demonstration
agent. Miss Ethel Grove, guided
her through clothing projects dur
ing her two years of active par
ticipation in the club program.
Miss Green is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Green who
live near Barton.
Miss Agriculture won her title
and variety of gifts because OF
her appearance, poise and person
ality. A trip to New York is the
top prize and there is no further
competition.
Each Of the various agencies
selected one girl to enter the com
petition. There was no standard
procedure in making the selection
Judging for the title was part
of an entertainment staged by
members Of the department al
St. Bernard's Church Crystal Room
in Riverdale, September 30.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Wild Turkey Kills
Reach 90 This Year

Sixty wild turkeys, shot by
hunters in the Garrett County
woodlands since October 5, have
been checked at various checking
stations, it was learned from Har-
old Harmon, in charge of game
management for the Game and In
land Fish commission.
Mr.. Harmon said he felt that a
number of others had been killed
which had not been reported. A
state law provides that those kill
ing wild turkeys must report the
kill to game officials within "a
hours.
Harmon emphasized the import
ance of reporting the kill. He said
the more turkeys that are checked,
the more requirements that are
made in the restocking program.
There were $50 birds stocked this
spring and $50 this fall, plus 25
additional birds that were released
just within the past ten days.
The open season will continue
until October 81, and already the
kill is almost even with the entire
season last year. There were just
81 wild turkeys checked all last
year
The hunting season has been
practically free of accidents. Paul
Keller received few pellets in
the back of his head while hunting
the other day. He was released
after a physician had removed
them He is the only casualty up
to the present time.
The kills were reported to have
occurred at German, Mt Nebo,
Continued On Page Fourteen)
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20

A Terra Alta woman discovered
two things while on shopping
trip to Oakland last week First,
a bank is the safest place to keep
large sums of money; and second,
honesty is not a vanished virtue.
Mrs. Lula Faye Barker's expert
encc began last Friday morning
when she returned to her auto
mobile in the municipal parking lot,
her arms loaded with bundles
from a tour of local stores.
While opening the door of the
trunk, she placed her pOcketbook
on the bumper of an adjoining
automobile, loaded her purchases
into the car and drove home to
Terra Alta, where she discovered
the loss of her purse, containing
more than $500 in currency.
Losing no time in making the
return trip to Oakland, Mrs.
Barker reported the loss to Henry
Arnold, chief Of police, and the
two made a careful search of the
parking lot and the vehicles there
but to no avail Mrs. Barker was
unable to describe the car which
had been parked next to hers, and
returned to her home convinced
the purse and its contents were a
total loss.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Honesty EeesUss"GseGfs Purse
With $500 Is KeeCOGeTeM

And that might have been the
case, had it not been for William
Lantz, of Center street. Preparing
to take his automobile from his
garage Saturday morning, he no.
ticed a woman's pocketbook lying
on the rear bumper and notified
Arnold of the find. He recalled
that he had left the car in the
parking lot the morning before
and apparently had driven to his
home without noticing the hand
bag on the bumper where Mrs.
Barker had left it.
Mrs. Barker recognized his hon
esty with cash reward, and eX-
planned the purse contained money
which she had planned to place in
Terra Alta bank for safe keep
ing"
Yesterday MIR. Lantz received a
letter from Mrs. Betty White, OF
Terra Alta, a neighbor of Mrs
Barker, who says.
".....You did very kind and
heart-warming thing in returning
the money to the Bankers. They are
wonderful people who have suf-
fered some very great heartaches
/ want you to know that you have
| helped so much in strengthening
their faith in people. ....."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-10-20
Change Parade Route

The parade route for the annual
Halloween parade in Oakland has
been changed somewhat to allow
for better judging Of the prize win
ners. it was announced this week
by Lewis r. Jones, parade COM
mittee chairman.
Jones said that last year the
procession was so long that the
return to the business block for
the second time came before the
parade had passed for the first
round.
He said the parade would form
on Fourth street as usual, go to
Oak. Oak to Third, Third to Alder,
Alder to Second, turn left on Liber-
ty, Liberty to Wilson, Wilson to
Center, Center to Second and then
through the business section once
again.
The parade will get under way
at 7 o'clock on Thursday, October
27. In addition to the parade plans
have been made to have the usual
carnival activities including pony
rides, refreshments, cake walks,
etc. A portable radio is to be given
away.
Prizes for the parade are to be
displayed in the window of the
West Maryland Power company,
Harold H. Harmed, prize chairman,
stated.