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"'ik I If 8C SUNDAY TELEGRAM. Elmira. N.Y.. June 23. 1974 i Hanger at battlefield eyes bicentennial the Revolutionary War "Actually the battle was fought in Stillwater but the surrender work for the National Park Service under the U.S.

Department of the Interior. Forest Rangers work for the U.S. Forest Service under the Department of Agriculture. "We tend more to preserving areas without having modern use coming in and changing the ways while the forest service is trying to make the two compatable, she explained. "They feel you can use a place and still have people enjoy it." The Park Service is interested in preserving "historic and 'A.

cludes numerous artifacts of the period. "Sometimes we find them, sometimes people give them to us." she said. "Some.of it's equipment that a soldier would have carried, farm im- plements, household items, a few small weapons and a few items of clothing." Miss Bell has been a ranger here since October, 1972. "The I uniform is like a green shade and that's enough for some people to say, 'Well, there's a forest ranger. But the two are different jobs, 'she explained.

Park Rangers that we've rebuilt and we've got field markers to explain the significance of what happened here." "We are planning for; the bicentennial year more exhibits on the field and more realistic displayed rather then a lot of push button tapes," she said. ''We're trying to make it a living history whereby people will present the stories dressed in 18th century clothes and they'll attempt to recreate the 18th century scene although no battles will be depicted." Miss Bell says the museum in STILLWATER, N.Y. (AP) -The Battle of Saratoga was not' fought in Saratoga but in this neighboring community. That's one of the Revolutionary War tidbits Gerry Bell dispenses to' visitors to the Saratoga National Historical Park here. Miss Bell, 29, is a ranger with the National Parks Service, who-guides some of the 300,000 annual visitors around the historic battlefield.

Horatio Gates' soldiers defeated John Burgoyne's British forces in two battles here in 1777. Historians consider the Battle of Saratoga the turning point in took place in old Saratoga, what is now Schuylerville," she explained. The park personnel are busy planning for the tremendous influx of tourists expected during the 1976 Bicentennial celebrations. "You wouldn't believe how much planning is involved for the bicentennial," she said. Right now, the battlefield isn't completely restored.

We have a few fortifications, an original house, one farm building natural areas, sne aaaea. Thank You For The Most Successful Birthday Sale In Our History, And Most Likely The Most Succesful Carpet Sale Ever Held In The Twin Tiers. Our 1 3th Anniversary Sale Continues On Tuesday June 25th. We Must. Close Monday June 24th To Re-Group And Get Peliveries Ready.

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is rather new at cooking. Most of her family's cooking was done by her mother, but after the woman passed away, Mrs. Redfield learned to mix up goodies too. She says she enjoys making things, especially cookies, but doesn't like to be watched. She still feels a bit unsure of her talents.

Her son, David, is her greatest supporter and rates her talents pretty high. In her spare time, Mrs. Red-field knits for the Women's Council of Seamen. This is a community church project that has a store for arriving sailors near the New York ports. A dessert favorite of the fields is homemade ice cream.

Mrs, Redfield shares several of her recipes for the cool refresher. Lemon Sherbet 4 cups sugar Juice of 6 lemons 1 teaspoon lemon extract 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 egg whites, whipped stiff 1 pint heavy cream, whipped Dash of salt Method: Pour into 4-quart electric ice cream freezer. Mix until frozen. Variations: To make pineapple sherbet," use juice of one lemon and omit the lemon extract. Use only 3 three cups of sugar and add three cups crushed pineapple.

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