The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 20

20 THE MORNING HERALD, Hasmtown, Md. Silurdiy, October SI, 11M Smithsburg Seniors Get High Honors Tiro seniors at Smithsburg High School have been honorc for Ilieir high performance on the National Merit Scholarship qualifying lost given last spring, Each student who is endorser by his school receives a forma teller of commendation signet by his principal and (he president of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Charles A. Summers, school's principal, said the com mended students arc Virginia Tiffany and Brian Bruncskc. Miss Tiffany is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Raphael John Tiffany of Muncy, Indiana. Until last year the Tiffany family were residents of SmiUisburg. After high school, Miss Tiffany plans to enter Maryvillc College at Maryville, Torn, anil work toward a degree in ethica lion. Mr, Bruncske is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Brim- eske, long time residents of the Pen Mar Area. Upon graduation from high school. Mr. Bruncskc plans to attend Western Maryland College, at Westminster.

It is his desire to enter the edu- calion profession and some day become a member of the Wash September Attendance Above Annual Average School children lopped the 97 per cent average in regularity Sp i Conocochcague, of attendance during the reopening of schools last month. V. R. Martin, supervisor of: pupil personnel for the Wash- Chcwsvillc, 98.5; Clear Dargan, 97.6; Fairplay, Kountainilale. 98; Knnkslown, 2 Students Convicted Two local students were convicted i Juvenile a i Court Thursday by Magistrate James Strine on charges inr posed ei'y police during the past month.

Michael D. Bcaltic, 829 Concord was fined $5 and costs on a charge of operating a mo Urcensburg, 99.1; vehicle at a speed greater cock Primary, 98; Hancock In- ngton County Board of Educa- tcrmcdialc, 98.1; Howard, 98.9; lion, announced that September's attendance average was 97.7 per cent. This was above the 95.5 per cent average for the entire school year of 1963-64, jut under last year's Scptem )er average, 97.9 per cent. Downsville led all schools in he county last month, at 99.4 ier cent. Washington School had he highest junior high school average, 98.7 per cent.

The high schools were led by Boonsboro, 97.7 per cent. Other attendance averages for high schools were: Boonsboro Senior, 97.7; Clear Spring, 97.3; North flagerslown, SG.7; South Ilagcrstown, 96.8; lancock High, 95.5; Hancock 97.7; North Potomac. 97.9; Smilhsburg, 97.4; South Potomac, 98.1; and Wil- iamsport, 97.1 Averages for schools with lower grades were: A i a 97.9; Bnonsboro, Keedysville, 88.1; Leilersburg, 97.9; Lincolnshire, 98.3; Mt. Lena, 99; Maugansvillc, 98.2; Pangborn Boulevard, 98.2; Paramount, 98.1; Pleasant Valley, 97.4; Rohrersville, 97.9; Salem Avenue, Sharpsburg, 97.9; Smithsburg, S8.2; Surrey, Washington, 98.C; Williamsport Primary, 97.7; Williamsport Elementary, Winter, 98.1; and Woodland Way, 93. Kindergartens had an average attendance of 96.6 per cent last month, unusually high for the five-year-olds.

Individual aver ages were: Antietam, 92.9; Boonshoro, 97.9; Cascade, 95.8; a Spring, 96.8; Conococheague, 99; Fountaindate, 96.8; Funkstoivn, 98.7; Hancock, 97.9; Lincolnshire, 96.3; Maugansville, 97.3; Pangborn Boulevard, 9G.1; Salem Avenue, 9B.4; Sharpsburg, 913.7; Smithsburp, 98.4: Surrey. ington County (caching staff. 1 Broadway, 9S.1; Cascade, Williamsport, Woodland Way, 97.2. a Teenagers To Be Admitted ToRoimdtable a reasonable. The youth pleaded not guiltj to the charge preferred by Pa Irolman W.

E. Carter at 9:16 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6 on Franklin St. In the second case, Wayne Lee Ramsbtirg, Rl.

3, Hagerstown, pleaded guilty to a charge of following another vehicle too closely resulting in an accident. Patrolman Harry G. charged the youth at 11:45 a.m Saturday, Oct. 17 in i Square. Ramsburg was fined $5 and costs.

Literacy Corps TEHRAN, Iran (AP) The Shall of Iran in a message to 115 world leaders has proposed an nternational literacy corps to more than one billion people to read and write. An Iranian literacy corps formed in 1962 has more than 9,000 teachers WOTfcingj'iiJhis country. CARD PARTY Oct. 2 4 8 p.m. Fire Hall, Shepherdslou-n Adoption of an amendment, appointment of a nominating committee and a speaker from the history department of Mercersburg Academy highlight ed meeting Thursday of (he Ilagerstown Civil War Round table at Halfway Fire Hall.

The group adopted an amendment to admit junior members between (he ages of 13 and 18 Until issuance of the Eman cipation Proclamation in October 18G2 slavery was not the primary issue of the war. Kittridge pointed out that the English press was pro-Southern and England knew that a split in the United States would give (hat country a chance to gain a foothold in the country which to the organization. Persons of it wanted to control. that age bracket or others interested in joining should contact Dr. Edward Vail, presi dent.

During the meeting Dr. Vai' appointed a nominating com mittee composed of a Gabe, chairman; Hilton Ben nett, Winlon Taylor and Robert Brown. The speaker for the evening, Henry Kittridge. history pro fessor from Mcrcerslmrg Academy chose "American Foreign Policy in the Civil War" as his topic. He explained that Iho biggest chance for foreign iccognilion of the South came from England and France where the aristocracy sympathized with the Southern viewpoint.

England did recognize Confederacy as a belligerent as token recognition, and i drew even this support toward the end of the war when it cut off its supply to the South oi English sailing vessels. Other reasons Kittridge noted for European nations i holding recognition from I Soulh were an excessive supply of cotton; the need for a i from the north and the moral issue of slavery. The vignette for the evening's meeting was given by Frye and George Snyder on (he capture of the Fairview Mountain signal tower. George Cash reported to the rnn ml table on members who at- THE NOVA DRIVE-INN 3 Miles West of Cearioss On 416 Serving Full Course Meals SUNDAY MENU Country Horn Steak with Milk Gravy CHICKEN CRAB CAKES A Variety ot Ve Which to Choo.e, Weekdays-! P.M. lo 1 P.M.

A.M. lo 11 P.M.; 12:30 A.M. to 11 P.M. BR1GHTWOOD ACRES One of Hagerstown's Finest New Developments Located Just North of U. S.

Route 40 Two Miles East of Town Select Buy Your Future Home Site Now; ALL LOTS RESTRICTED E. D. PLUMMER SONS Owners and Developers Call HEgent 9-1986 Sharpsburg American Legion Anlieliim Post 236 DANCE Oct. 24 9:45 to 12:45 "BILL FRALEY ORCHESTRA" Admission $1.00 Per Person I'ublic Invited tended the last meeting ot the Maryland Civil War Centennial Commission in Annapolis earlier this month. Sam Pruett reported that the new Texas monument will be dedicated Nov.

11 at Anliefam Battlefield. The next meeting of the or ganizafion will be held Dec. 10. Kagersfown Moose Lodge No 212 Dance Oct. 23 Impalas.

Oct. 24 Blue Notes. Oct. 25, 1-6 p.m. Pot Pie Dinner.

Benefit Children's Christmas Parly. A dv. Agajn Mttdc Officer Of Council Daniel Rohrcf, executive director of the Washington County Economic Development Commission, has recently been elected to a second term as a member of the board of direct ors of the Southern Industrial day Development Council. Ifohrer's re election place during the annual confer, cncc of the council which he a.m attended in Winston-Salcm, N.C Oct. 18-20.

The Southern Industrial Development Council functions to 2 advance the industrial develop, mcnt of 16 southern states and its membership Is open to those persons engaged in activities directed toward the development of these states. Money Taken From Machine Routine patrol of city police revealed a breaking and entering at the Hagerstown Aulomo- live 71 W. Lee some- lime Thursday night. Police reported that a window on the east side of the building was broken and persons responsible stole money from a vending machine. An attempt on another vending machine proved unsuccessful.

BIG INDOOR PICNIC Sun. Oct. 2S. 2 til 5 EST. All tickets $1.50.

Members and Guests. Western Md. Sportsman Club. Adi', HARD SHELL CRABS shrimp, soft shell crabs, platters, oysters on half shell. Here or take home.

Park Circle Tavern. Phone RE 9-5846. Adv. YORK APPLES $U5 PER BU lYee run. Bring container.

R. Gaver, ninggold Road, Smiths burg, Md. 824-4041. Adv SHOOTING MATCH tohrersville Community Park, :30 p.m., Oct. 24.

Hams, turkeys, capons. Refreshments, Rain or shine. Adv, CLEAR SPRING LEGION Dance Oct. 24 "Jimmy McCoy." Adv. BLAKE'S RESTAURANT SUNDAY SPECIAL ROAST VEAL with FILLING FINE SEAFOOD PLATTERS Also Other Menus to Choose From.

I MADE PIES Special Meals Served Weekdays 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. 95 We Serve Chicken Corn Soup Daily Carry.Out Service Hours; Monday Through Saturday 6 A.M to 10 PM Sunday 7 AM to 9 PM Located six miles East of HaEcrstown on Cavelown Pike Intersection Routes 64 66 PIANO CLEARANCE New Floor Samples Discontinued Models Many One Of A Kind CONSOLES--SPINETS--GRANDS NEW SPINETS low 28 Summit Ave.

Easy Terms RE 9-1221 B. P. 0. ELKS No. 378 DANCE FLOOR SHOW October 24 9 P.M.

"Bill Roberts Orchestra" From Charlotte, N. C. MOUNTAIN VIEW INN i a 6-1 and 77, Smilhsburg, Mrf. Dancing Friday and Saturday Nire 9:30 lo 12:30 P.M. Friday a a i "FRONTIERSMEN" Specializing in Spaghetti and Meat Balls, Pizza fits Your favorite mixed drinks 1IMM i iillxjilxj 3 Miles Wcsl On liotite 40 SUNDAY SPECIAL 11 o(bs) PAN FRIED CHICKEN ROAST TURKEY with DRESSING BAKED HAM SAUCE Plus 25 Olher Varlelles On 'ITP Menu To Choose From 11 A.M.

to 8 P.M. All Sunday Specials Include 3 VosfelableJ, Coffee, Hot Tea or Milk and Dessert PLENTY OF SEATING CAPACITY i FREE PARKING Also catering lo Banq.ucls, Private Parties, Dinner Meetings TO BUY MUMS AT SAVINGS UP TO Nursery Field SALE! Piann too big for wholesaling; perfect fw landscaping. A rare bargain when you buy a SI yt pianl as low at crop 50 Low Quantity Prices II you dig 'tm. Plsnl Mlrj If we dig. lor 0 lor or M00 (W 12.00 100 lor 50.00 potted CHRYSANTHEMUMS 45c 79c 1.15 1.50 1 3 2 3 for $3 3 for $4 MYERLY'S 6R A i i- 1 XL.

i GARDENS 2.00 3 for $5 US Gren ou HALFWAY wc ck a Va. Ave. fhamacy. Culler's Esio or Hilfw.y Liquor OCTOBER 24, 1964 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES $1.50 SHRIMP FEED $1.50 and DANCE Music By "THE REGALS" Feed From 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM Dance 9:00 to 12:00 Members And Their Guests MORE HOME FOR YOUR MONEY I'M Crccnberry Hills MODEL HOME OPEN SAT. SUN.

1 to 5 P.M. lAmiriouj 8 room brick home with extra hMf-balh, carport, patio, large landscaped lot. $15,975 complete. Other 3 hedroom brick ranchers ncarlng completion Homes where your family can find the lay of living. HOME FUHN1SII1NGS ON DISPLAY BY McEWEN FURNITURE COMPANY HOME CONSTRUCTION CO, "Creators oj Homts lor Bttttr Linving" Bookmobile Lists Visit For Monday The bookmobile will visit the Pleasant Valley area Monday.

The Washington County Free Library bookmobile will follow this schedule on the fourth Mon- ol each month through next May: 9:30 a.m., Brownsville; 10:30 Pleasant Valley Elementary School; 1:15 p.m., Route 67 at Mrs. John Rickerd's house; 1 p.m., Weverlon at church; p.m., Route 67, Gapland, near Mullendorc's house; 3 p.m., Rohrersville opposite Morris' Store; 3:45 p.m., Route 67 near Clifford Hutzell's house; 4:10 p.m., Route 66, Mapleville. HAM OYSTER SUPPER Oct. 24 Wolfsville School 4 to 7:30 p. m.

Adults $1.75 Child. 75e. Benefit Wolfsville Rurilan Club. Adv. ANNUAL SPAGHETTI SUPPER Leitersburg Lutheran Church, Sat.

Oct. 24, 4 until, Adults 9Sc, CM dren 50c. Adv Pears, Applis, Swwt Cidtr, Adv. BAKED HAM ROAST TURKEY Juppcr, Oct. to 7.

stylo, Community Stale Line, Pennn. Adults Tiild. 75c, By Italian Club. Adv. SCRAMBLES Oct.

25. Practice starts 12 Races--1 p.m. 4 miles West Follow arrows to track. Spons. Litlle Heiskel Motorcycle Club.

Adv, SEAFOOD Oysters on shell, soft crabs, clams, shrimp, lobster tails, soft- shell clams, seafood platters to eat here or take oul. No orders large or too small. DEL MAR INN 8 Ml. West of Hag. on Rt.

40 Adv; SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 Music "The Decays" So. Mountain Rod Gun Club, Adv SHOOT SHOOT SHOOT Sunday, Oct. 25 p.m. ilams, Iwcf. Indian Spring's Muni l.

Shank's Stone Quarry. Adv Shooting Match Oct. 24 1 p.m. 12 Ga. Still Target.

Hams, Turkeys, Maugansviile. Spons. Maugansville Burilaii Adv. TURKEY SUPPER Shiloh Church. Security, Oct.

24th 4:30 p.m. until Adutts Children 75c. Adv, Funkjtown Lions Card Parly Fire Oct. 2G 7:30 p.m. Bring cards.

Adv DELICIOUS JONATHAN AP. pies, Pears, Chestnuts and Cider Newman's, Smithsburg. Adv. Applet, Cidtr Apple, Peach Pear Butter. Also Pears'.

No Sun. Sales. Horst's Wilbur Jordan, San Mar RE 3-0672 at Paramount. Ph. 733-7092.

Adv 1965 FIAT 1500 SPIDER 90 HP. Power Brakes Tachometer Heater plus many other extras at not a penny extra THIS DISPLAY CAR MOW tO WAS $2,695 INUW -LEIGH MTO Established 1912 672 OAK HILL AVE. Fiat Since 1958 PHONE RE 3-2300 V. F. W.

WALNUT ROOM Donee Oct. 24. "THE SILVERTONES" with Pete Guyer "THE STR1NG-A-LEERS" Kick-off Banquet Oct. 24. 7:00 P.

M. Paid up 1965 dues card and you are eligible. Come early-stay late, pay nosv-why wait. WILLIAMSPORT RED MEN DANCE, SATURDAY, OCT. 24 MUSICJ3Y: "MONTCLAIRS" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25th PIG ROAST 1 to 5 P.M., PRICE $1.00 OYSTER 1st I to 5 P.M., Price $1.50 This Coupon Can Actually Be Worth 300 TRIPLE BLUE STAMPS 100 Free Stamps on every 10 Gal, Gasoline 100 Free Stamps on every Oil Change and Lubrication.

100 Free Stamps on every Oil Filter. WHEN PRESENTED TO Bill's Atlantic Service Station 907 S. Potomac SI. Hagerstown, Md. Limit coupon per customer.

Offer expires Oct. 30. I at 8:15 NORTH HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 2nd Annual Fall Festival of Harmony BARBERSHOP QUARTET SHOW: Wesringhouse Quartet, Pittsburgh, Pa. The Antics, Jersey The Free Lancers, Dundalk, Maryland The Uncalled Four, Hagerstown, Maryland The Mason-Dixon Chorus, Hagerstown, Md. Directed by Marty Coffcy Tickets At Door Admission $2.00 FALL PLANTING SPECIALS Good Healthy, Hearty Plants Upright Yews, 18 to 24" $2.95 Spreading Yews, 12 to 15" $1.95 Capitata Yews, 15 to 18" $1.95 Pyramidal Arborvitae, to 3 Ft.

$1,95 Hundreds of other fine specimen plants in Trees, Flowering Shrubs, Evergreens and Ground Cover. Come to our new location, Kemps Mill Road. Valley Evergreen Nursery Williamsport, Md- Open every day evening. Pumpklni Cider. Keller Lewis Son, Cnvetown.

Ph, VA 4-4912. Adv SWISS COTTAGE Oct. 23 Oct. 24. 'Jerry Fleagle 4 the Imperials." Adv, Beoniboro Ltglon 'Oct.

25 Shrimp Feed 3 lo 7 p.m., EST. Adv, SHOOTING MATCH SUN, OCT. p.m. Clear Spring American CARD PARTY SAT, OCT. 34 Fire Hall, 8 p.m.

Ben. Leitcrshiirg PTA. Spotis, Lei Fire Co. Auxiliary. Adv, DANCE ANCHOR ROOM Oct.

24-Music by High, ights. Delmnr Inn, 3 miles West oi Hagerstown, HI. 40. Adv. THE WHARF Will Ixi open Sunday 11 a.m to p.m.

HIS E. Washington St. Adv. Adv. ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Red Men's Hull, 33 Antietam 1 The Idiots.

A TURKEY OYSTER SUPPER Nov. 7 3 to 7 p.m. Myersville Fire Hall. Ad. tl.50; Ch.

75c Adv. LINCOLN MKT. SPECIALS! KiilllJ). Potato Chips Me Hot BBQ Chicken $1.49 Smith's Pumpkin Pie 79c Sat 9-9; Sun. 10-7.

104 Lincoln Hallway. RE 9-6090. Adv. SHOOTING MATCH Clay Bird. Still Target.

Sunday, Od. 25-1 p.m. Catoclin Fish Game Protective Association. Adv. DANCE SAT.

NITE OCT. 14 "The New Dixie Ramblers." Taylor's Landing Rod Gun Cluh. Adv. SHOOT SHOOT SHOOT Oct. 25--1 p.m.

Hams, beef, oilier prizes. North American Rod Gun Club. A I Potomac Fish Game Club Kitchen will be CLOSED until further notice due to remodeling Dance Will Be Held As Scheduled ON THE 2ND FLOOR ONLY Snacks Will Be Available Royal Evergreen Nursery Day Road Off Route 40 East EVERGREENS, TREES AND SHRUBS Open Daily Phone RE 9-0310 HOLIDAY BARN Restaurant SUNDAY SPECIAL ROAST LONG ISLAND DUCKLING with Dressing BAKED VIRGINIA HAM With Ralslt. Sauce COUNTRY STYLE DINNERS Phis Other Menus CATCHING SKHVICK AVAILABLE Private Rooms Available for tiannnols. Private Parties or Business Meetings PHONE 824-0833 9.

I10r American Express Cards Zn" nn Cnvclown Pike, m. 64 Open Week Daysr 7 A lo 9 a 11 A In 9 P.M. Sunday 11 A. H. lo P.

M. DllESS AS YUU WISH TURKEY DINNER Family Style Saturday, Nov. 7--4 to 7 p.m. SOUTH HAGERSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Benefit Of Scholarship Fund Tickets-Adults Children Under 12 75c Advance Tickets CA 3-9180 Sponsored ny Parent Tcncher Student Association RED DELICIOUS Ami STAYMAN WINESAP APPLES (Picked, Or Pick Your Own) BUTLER'S ORCHARD Mousclown Boonsboro, Md. END OF SEASON SPECIAL $1.50 Per Bushel Pick Your Own In Your Basket Friday, Saturday Sundays 9:30 A.M, to 6:00 P.M.

RESERVED CHAIR SEATS FOR Alsatia Mummers Parade First 2 blocks on North Potomac St. Downtown Downtov $1.25 Tax Incl, front row Second row Saturday, Evening Oct. 31, 1964 Phone i Mall Orders Accepted Ilaln Date, Nov. 2 End All Chair Seats Pot Charles St. Seats On Sale at Alsatia Club 141 West Washington Hagorslown, Md TICKETS NOW ON SALE 9:30 a.m.

to 9 p.m. (Except Friday 9:30 to 10 p.m.) Mai! Orders Accepted RESERVED BLEACHER SEATS for the ALSATIA MUMMERS PARADE Tickets on sale starting Tuesday, Oct 20th dailv from 9:30 to 9:00 pm Friday, 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. AT ALSATIA CLUB ROOMS 14! West Washington St. Hagerstown Md ALL SEATS RESERVED Children of All AXM Must Tlckclj for Blcachcn Entertainment Public Square starting at 6:45 P.M. Selecting and Crowning ot Queen Other Attractions Downtown $1.80 Public Squire GrsniliUncl $1.00 North End Belli North Polonuo (tt Churlei St.) Mall Orden Acceded Mummeri Oct,.