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12 . the catoctin banner . August 2010 . www.thecatoctinbanner.com<br />

Thurmont Middle School and <strong>Catoctin</strong> High School LEO Club members on parade float.<br />

Thurmont leos at the Carnival<br />

By Rosemary McDermott<br />

“Wow! Does it get much hotter<br />

than this?” grumbled the Thurmont<br />

customer to the young LEO behind<br />

the booth. After his purchase of the<br />

lovely Friendship Bracelet, a smile<br />

shone from his face despite the<br />

steamy weather. Patrons of the 2010<br />

Thurmont Fire Company’s Carnival<br />

took the heat in stride. After all,<br />

this is a once-a-year event. And who<br />

could resist a charming bracelet from<br />

one of Thurmont’s dedicated LEOs?<br />

<strong>The</strong> young folks in the carnival<br />

booth busily made and sold the<br />

Friendship Bracelets during the<br />

entire week. On Thursday, a number<br />

Danielle<br />

Kaufman<br />

and Gabby<br />

Bodroghy, two<br />

of the LEos,<br />

taking a short<br />

rest break<br />

during the<br />

carnival.<br />

Courtesy Photo<br />

Its your choice where to get<br />

your vehicle fixed, so make it<br />

the right choice:<br />

Mike’s Auto body.<br />

Ask About Our Referral Program!<br />

301-271-7626<br />

Courtesy Photo<br />

of the <strong>Catoctin</strong> High School LEOs<br />

and the Thurmont Middle School<br />

LEOs marched in the parade.<br />

<strong>The</strong>y accompanied the impressive<br />

Thurmont Lion’s Club float. <strong>The</strong><br />

float displayed cardboard cutouts<br />

of some of this energetic group’s<br />

contributions to our community,<br />

including the Trolley Trail, the<br />

eyeglass project, the scholarship fund<br />

and some of the other community<br />

projects. We encourage this<br />

wonderful group of young LEOs<br />

as they grow into our community<br />

leaders.<br />

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from your friends at<br />

Mike’s auto body!<br />

Your friendly neighbors at<br />

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make your auto body repairs<br />

and restoration work a breeze!<br />

• Professional, courteous service<br />

from the office to the shop!<br />

• LIFETIME WARRANTY ON<br />

ALL REPAIRS<br />

• Complete Auto Body and Full-<br />

Time Restoration Services<br />

• All Major Insurance Carriers<br />

Accepted<br />

• Servicing Thurmont for 20 Years<br />

• 24 hr Emergency and<br />

Non-Emergency Towing Service!<br />

• All Makes and Models<br />

• Car Rentals Available On-Site<br />

Conveniently Located on along Rt. 15 12917 <strong>Catoctin</strong> Furnace Rd.,Thurmont, MD<br />

Photo by Rosensteel Studio<br />

Pictured are Fred Hawk, Dee Connolly, Jackie Marquardt, Palma imbro and Tim o’Donnell.<br />

Gettysburg <strong>Walk</strong>ing Club <strong>Walk</strong>s<br />

Emmitsburg<br />

<strong>The</strong> Gettysburg <strong>Walk</strong>ing Club took a hike in Emmitsburg on July 13 for<br />

a walk and historic tour of Emmitsburg. <strong>The</strong> tour was conducted by club<br />

member, Dee Connolly, who also owns Antiques Folly on East Main Street in<br />

Emmitsburg.<br />

Lunch was held at Red’s Tavern on Chesapeake Avenue during which, Tim<br />

O’Donnell gave an enthusiastic talk about the proposed walking and biking<br />

trail in Emmitsburg.<br />

<strong>The</strong> club was founded in 1970 by Louise Bream. For the last fourteen<br />

years, Jackie Marquardt has served as the club’s coordinator. Club members<br />

walk every Tuesday unless there is a weather advisory.<br />

<strong>The</strong> club’s oldest walker is 89 year-old, Mary Lincoln. She has been a<br />

member for 25 years and came to America from England in 1946. She says<br />

she was a “war bride”. Additional walkers include world traveler, Wes, who<br />

has been to Russia 28 times and Australia 13 times; Ellen who is an author and<br />

Ellen formerly of the Ford Modeling Agency.<br />

Club walks are listed in <strong>The</strong> Gettysburg Times each Friday. Membership is<br />

open and free to all. Call 717-642-9078 for additional information.<br />

Open House<br />

At Emmitsburg<br />

Provincial House<br />

<strong>The</strong> Provincial House in<br />

Emmitsburg will hold an Open<br />

House on August 10 at 7:00<br />

p.m. <strong>The</strong> public is invited. <strong>The</strong><br />

Daughters of Charity will be sharing<br />

information about the reorganization<br />

of the provinces of the Daughters<br />

of Charity. <strong>The</strong>y will also share<br />

information about their desire to<br />

use property for nonprofit house<br />

development that could offer senior<br />

housing for both lay and religious<br />

community residents.<br />

NUSBAUM &<br />

OTT, INC.<br />

Painting Contractors<br />

Wall Coverings<br />

MHIC #221<br />

Westminster: 410-848-8543<br />

Fax: 410-848-1920<br />

Emmitsburg: 301-447-6517<br />

262 E. Green Street<br />

Westminster, MD 21157<br />

P.O. Box 475<br />

Emmitsburg, MD 21727<br />

Cinda L. Colburn<br />

Thurmont, MD 21788<br />

Cindalholt@marykay.com<br />

240-288-8279

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