Emmitsburg Groups Announce Elections and Activities
The Emmitsburg Drum and Majorette Corps nominated officers for vice president treasurer and historian with elections Jan 13 at Mother Seton School auditorium. A bake rummage sale is planned Feb 5 at the Fire Hall and collection for the rummage on Jan 31. The Color Guard seeks new members and practice is Mondays at 7 30 PM at Mother Seton. The Emmitsburg Lions Club met Jan 24 at Mt Manor Restaurant with plans for Ladies Night Feb 14 and town development topics. Robert Weiss of the Foreign Study League will visit St Joseph’s High School Jan 31 for sessions on overseas study travel. Knights of Columbus oyster feed set for Jan 29. A professional day on Jan 28 closed Mother Seton School for students. American Legion Auxiliary notes and dues update. various volunteers and donations listed.
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Mother Seton School
Emmitsburg Lions Club
Mt. Manor
Norman Flax
Westminster
Mt. Airy
Taneytown
Robert Weiss
Foreign Study League of
Salt Lake City
St. Joseph’s High School
Weiss
Sister Mary Anthony
Brute Counc
Knights of Columbus
Council
Francis X
American Legion Auxiliary
Carmen Topper
Ayna Shark
Jessie Knipple
Ella Fietz
Clyde Knipple
Anna Bushman
Idella Fietz
Anna Shorb
Beatrice Umbel
Ethel Sprankle
Emily Rigby
Pat Sprankle
Charlotte Sanders
Isabel Baker
Viola Hemler
Virginia McKenna
March of Dimes and Heart Fund
Mae Frock
Stanley Products
Margy Gelwicks
Catherine Fietz
Lois Harthagen
Early Filing Means Early Return
Irving Machiz urges Maryland and District of Columbia taxpayers to start 1971 tax return preparation now to determine if withholding was sufficient. The deadline shifts to April 17 due to a Saturday, with many prone to under withholding. He notes changes in law and identifies groups likely to owe additional tax and urges employers to issue Form W-2s promptly.
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Baltimore
Irving Machiz
Internal Revenue
Maryland
District of Columbia
Machiz
IRS
Cargo Thefts To Be Probed At Major Ports
Transportation Secretary Volpe says Baltimore plus New Orleans Seattle and San Francisco Oakland will be first ports to receive Coast Guard spot checks on cargo thefts. Six man reserve teams will conduct unarmed inspections. no police powers. Estimated cargo pilferage costs reach 1.5 billion yearly. London operates 1000 ambulances handling 1400 emergency calls daily.
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John A. Volpe
U.S
Coast Guard
New Orleans
Seattle
San Francisco-Oakland
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