The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 8

Page A-8 THE NEWS. Frederick. Maryland Thursday. March 12, 1970 Court News Marriage Licenses Barnes Seigier and Joar M. Hylton, both of Frederick.

Ronald Lee Layman, of Walh- ersville and Diane J. Geraghty, of Woodsboro. Douglas Wardlow Ewell, ol Hyattsville and Elizabeth Parker Faber of College Park. Thomas Lee Millen, of Arlington, Va. and Jean Louise Williams, of Frederick.

Lewis M. Sowers Jr. of Ashburn, Va. and Sandra L. Williams, of Leesburg, Va.

Joseph R. Payne of Bluemont, Va and Nancj Mae Sanford, of Kinsale, Va. Jackie D. Mabe, of Leesburg, Va. and Catherine Marie Baldridge, of Lincoln, Va.

Albert A. Treanor, of Portland, Ore. and Anne W. Murray, of Ijamsville. Mix Aspirin And Imagination And Odd-Ball Uses Are Result Montgomery County News In the time it takes to read this article, close to 200,000 aspirin tablets will be consumed in the United States alone most of them to relieve pain, reduce fever or alleviate inflammation.

However, human imagination, knowing no bounds has conjured up some exotic uses for the familiar little white tablets. Here's a short list of odd-ball aspirin uses compiled by the leading maker of aspirin in this country, the Bayer Company, which recommends none of them: 1. One of the most enduring bits of floral folklore has it that a couple of aspirin tablets added to the water in a vase of cut flowers will make the blooms Oi. iliUAOiitt- polls, Ind. and Sharon L.

Lewis, of Thurmont. Donald Lee Rippeon, of Frederick and Bonnie Louise Black, of Thurmont. Ronald William Smith and Judy Mae Hall, both of Frederick. Property Deeded Lyla E. Shrager and husband to Francis W.

Reese and wife, county. Donald Lee Rjgpeon, et al, to H. Freeze and wife, Stanley E. Hauler and wife to J. B.

Ferguson and Co, county. Linganore Corp. to Robert AV. Armbruster Jr. and wife, Linganore Copr.

to Martin Ra- bunsky and wife, county. Linganore Copr. to H. Robert Irvin and wife, county. Linganore Copr.

to C. Donald Larsen and wife, county. Linganore Copr. to Pete G. Master and wife, county.

Linganore Copr. to Robert C. Nordby and wife, county. Linganore Corp. to Gordon R.

Thompson and wife, county. Equity Anna M. Wathen versus James G- Wathen, Bill of Complaint for an Absolute Divorce. Leibert William Miller versus Betty Lee Miller, Bill of Complaint for an Absolute Divorce. Clarence D.

Shafer versus Catherine Shafer, Bill of Complaint for an Absolute Divorce. other experts believe that the aspirins will help, but only if I the flowers have a headache. 2. Some home canning enthusiasts have experimented with aspirin in putting up beans and tomatoes, corn and piccalilli. Home economists warn against this practice, even though one of the ingredients in the manufacture of aspirin, salicylic acid, has antiseptic properties and was once used to preserve milk and meat.

That was a long time ago, and better preservatives are now available. But as a household analgesic, anti- fever and anti inflammatory agent, aspirin has never been surpassed. 3. Many N'evada fishermen angling for crappies, a kind of calico bass or a related sunfish, say that an aspirin or two in their bait buckets keeps the minnows in a lively state for longer than usual. A spokesman for the Navada Fish and Game Commission suggested that if aspirin works, a shot of rum might Lc better.

Lrfical fishermen say they have other uses for rum. 4. Many houseowners have used aspirin as the triggering mechanism in a home-made alarm system to warn against celler flooding. This highly effective and very inexpensive device is made from a buzzer, dry cell batteries and several lengths of copper wire. Wires are attached to the inner side of the jaws of a pinch-type clothespin so that they will touch with the jaws are closed.

An aspirin tablet is placed between the jaws and the clothespin is hung just above the lowest part of the celler floor. Al long as the aspirin stays dry, the circuit remains open. Any substantial amount of moisture, however, will cause the aspirin to disintegrate, usually within 30 seconds, the circuit will close and the alarm goes off. Start bailing. What, then, are the recommended uses of aspirin? Thej are to relieve headaches, the discomfort and fever of corns and flu, sore throats, muscular aches and pains, to relieve toothache pain and after extractions, to relieve the minor pains of arthritis, rheumatism, bur- sitts, lumbago, neuralgia, neuritis and menstruation.

And while you've been pondering this list, another 20,000 aspirin tablets have been consumed. Chamber Of Commerce Backs Safeguards For Credit Cards Reasonable limits should be set on the liability of credit cardholders for any unauthorized use of cards issued in their names, the Chamber of Commerce of the United States said today. The Chamber's Board of Directors also said that selective mass mailings of cards, with safeguards, should be permitted, Patrice Gladhill versus Richard E. Gladhill, Bill of Complaint for a Partial Rita Mae Hill versus Sherman E. Hill, Bill of Complaint for a Partial Divorce.

Dorothy Jean Smith versus James L. Smith, Bill of Complaint for Supoort of wife and child. Kenneth L. Keefer versus Barbara Keefer, Bill of Complaint for an Absolute Divorce. but that card issues should have the right to return unrequest- ed and unused credit cards.

As an example, the Chamber cited a Federal Reserve Board proposal that card issuers mail cards in unmarked envelopes enclosing an unmarked return envelope with the card in it and a notice that the card may be refused by mailing back the unopened return envelope. Legislation or regulations banning the mailing of unsolicited credit cards or a requirement tor all cr3dit cards to be sent by registered mail will be opposed by the Also the Chamber said it would oppose the imposition of specific criteria in law or regulations for determining the eligibility of persons to receive credit cards. Orangutan Births IPOH, Malajsia (4P) kiah, a captured Borneo Orangutan at the Taiping zoo near here, has given birth to a four- pound female, one of the few orangutans born in captivity. Zoo officials said she had one previous birth but the baby died a month later. Conservationists fear the Orangutan is nearmg extinction in its native Borneo.

ROCKVILLE The first of long series of important public hearings will be held next Friday when tne County Council holds a public hearing on the county's proposed Public Service PTD- gram. The hearing will be hell at 7:30 p.m. in the County Council hearing room here in the Co.nty Office Building. The Public Services Program is based on a comprehensive model which centers on the needs of the individual citizen in eight functional areas ranging from public safety to recreation. ROCKVILLE Ninety brush fire were reported in Montgomery County over the past weekend of Feb.

27,28 and March 1, according to County Fire Marshal Robert B. Smith. Smith called the spring season "the most dangerous" time of the year for this type of flre and warned county residents of the serious risks associated with outdoor burning. Besides urging that residents acquaint themselves with local and state rules, Smith said that'an open fire that is not properly controlled can lead to serious property loss, liability clams by others whose property is damaged, as well as legal action by authorities. ROCKVILLE The Crime Check program, using police emergency number, 762-1000, initiated by the Montgomery County Department of Police last October was declared a success last by Col.

James S. McAuliffe, supt. of police. The departmtnt of police receives several calls daily reporting various incidents or suspicious activities which require attention by the department. "A great many of these calls have led to the appre'-iDnsion of persons while actually committing housebreakings, larcenies, and other crimes.

I want to express appreciation to the hundreds of residents in the county who have cooperated with the department in the interests of crime prevention in Montgomery County," McAuliffe said. Primary goal of the Crime Check program sponsored by the Montgomery County Council and funded from the Public Safety Research Fund is to reduce the incidence of crime by encouraging citizens to pr jmptly report to police when observing suspicious persons or activities, or crimes actually being committed. ROCKVILLE Detained construction plans for a $644,000 water supply artery to augment the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission's regional system in the Interstate 70-S corridor will be prepared by Matz, Childs and Associates, local engineering firm. The AVSSC last week retained the consultants to engineer the project, which includes extension of pipelines up to 66 inches in diameter for a distance of two miles along 70-S from Mui'ly Branch Road to Brown Station Road in Gaithersburg and along rSSSHt 85? tte WSSC auoroved Year Capital Improvement Program. Pre- UminarTproject plans probably will be completed in about eight weeks.

GAITHERSBURG The second semi final judging in the 1970 Miss NBS contest will be held here at 11:30 a.m., March 13, in the Green Auditorium of the National Bureau of Standards. Contestants will be Linda Holder of Boonsboro; Judy Davis and Dene Giaugue of Poolesville; Joyce Johnson, Wanda Martin and Sylvia Prather of Gaithersburg; Jo Ann Mobley of Frederick and Bettijoyce Breen of Laurel, Md. The finals in the contest, the first portion of which was won by three Mt Airy girls Judy Eckstein, Denise Wai-field and Jo Ann Biden will be held on March 20. D1CKERSON The Southeast Chapter of the Sierra Club, a national conservation group, has called for a 17.2 acre heavily wooded tract here to be included in the Montgomery County park The tract of land is presently owned by the District of Columbia government which has offered it for sale. The land bordering the Little Motwcacy River has been designated a "conservation area" in the adopted Monljjoinery County Park Master Plan and the Sierra Club chapter is urging its purchase by me Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission, ROCKVILLE John P.

Diuguid, a Washington attorney from Bethesda, has been appointed Counsel to the Montgomery County Board of Supervisors of Elections. A member of several area Bar Associations, Diuguid, besides his private law practice, is General Counsel for Scotland Community Development; a lecturer at Georgetown University Law School; President of the North Bethesda Congress of Citizens Associations; and is active in the Air For' Reserve, Cub Scouts and in lay activities of the Episcopal Lindbergh Plans To Publish Diary NEW YORK (AP Charles A. Lindbergh is going to publish a dairy he kept in the years leading up to World War and during the conflict. The publishing firm of Har- court, Brace World Inc. said the diary would come out in September, entitled "The Wartime Journals of Charles A.

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