Town of Trappe, Inc. · 4011 Powell Ave · PO Box 162 · Trappe, MD 21673-0162 · 410-476-3170 · fax 410-476-3192

THE INDEX

VOL 12-07 ISSUE #55 December 2007

A Publication of News and Events CELEBRATING FOUR YEARS OF CONTINUOUS MONTHLY PUBLICATION Current & Back Issues Available in Color at www.trappemd.net

POLICE CHIEF’S CORNER As I have reached my 1st year as the Chief for the new Trappe Police Department, I want to thank the Town Commissioners, the Town Staff, and all the citizens of the Town of Trappe for all the support that has been given to me. You all are great and I could not have accomplished this milestone without your support and assistance. I look forward to many more years of service, as your Police Chief, to the citizens of Trappe. For Police services, except an emergency, please call the 24 hour dispatch number at 410-476-5005.

We have a few free bicycle helmets left over from the Trappe-toberfest, ranging in size from infant to adult. Anyone who can use one can call 410-476-5005, and I will make arrangements to meet them.

In an EMERGENCY, ALWAYS CALL 9-1-1. As always, if anyone has any questions, concerns or suggestions, please give me a call at 410-476-5117.

I wish you and your families Happy Holidays and a safe and prosperous New Year.

Beautiful holiday street decorations Now shine from White Marsh Elementary to Barber Road

Thank you to all the people

who worked hard to either raise money

or put them up.

Somewhere in the distance, the city lights do shine, the sidewalks gleam with neon dreams, that call from time to time. (But I know) the heart of any town, Is the people that you’ve known. They’ll always call you home. From “This Old Town” by Janis Ian & Jon Vezner

Special thanks are extended to Rick Hudkins and his employer, Atlantic Broadband, for providing the labor and equipment needed to “deck the streets” with the town’s holiday street decorations. (And thank you for installing them early so we can enjoy them for as long as possible!). Thank you to all who donated to the fund by purchasing Trappe pottery or street ornaments. SPECIAL NOTE: We are now working on purchasing ornaments for the three streets in La Trappe Heights (Rumsey Dr., Seymour Dr., and Marvel Dr.). Citizens may purchase an Angel or Snowflake ornament in honor or in memory of friends or loved ones. The names of the contributors and those honored by the ornament will be inscribed on a plaque at the Town Hall, as well as on the back of the ornament. For more information, please stop by the Town Hall or contact Town Clerk Joedy Cecil at 410.476.3170.

FOR SALE: All proceeds benefit the Town of Trappe Christmas

Decoration Fund

TRAPPE POTTERY Beautiful, ceramic pottery pieces of all kinds ~ Ovenproof, Microwavable, Dishwasher-safe ~ Many pieces to choose from ~ including commemorative designs for Town churches. Perfect gifts for holidays, birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings, collectors & more. Photograph © Paragon Light

FROM THE TOWN CLERK

~ The Town Office will be closed on December 24th & 25th for Christmas and on January 1st for New Years.

~ Winter weather is on its way. Please remem-ber to clear your sidewalk within 24 hours of snowfall and keep water meters clear so we can read meters and bill in a timely fashion.

TRAPPE FIRE

COMPANY BINGO EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT

DOORS OPEN 5PM ~ GAMES START AT 7PM

The Trappe Volunteer Fire Company would like to thank the following sponsors of our

held Sunday, November 4, 2007.

TIM BISHOFF/BISHOFF CONSTRUCTION * CAROL & THOMAS MULLINS, SR. * CHERYL LEWIS/TRAPPE NETWORK SOLUTIONS * DEBORAH WHITE/TRAPPE LANDING MOTEL * POLLY & JOHN HANES/TRICROWN INN FOR PETS * LEWIS H. & SHIRLEY OUTTEN * WILLIAM & DONNA BRYAN * THOMAS SALVAGE & TRUCKING * DR. ANTHONY J. & CYNTHIA CALABRO * EUNICE & IRVIN KNAUER * LOU & SONNY DIEFENDERFER * MARGARET & DON ENGLISH * SHIRLEY WINDSOR/SEASONAL FLOWERS * DAVID A. BAYNARD * RONALD C. BRIGERMAN, JR./ATTORNEY AT LAW * DONNIE DULIN/DULIN BUILDERS INC. * DOTY SEWER & DRAIN * NED ORME/EASTERN SHORE BETTER HOMES CO. * THE LIVERY STABLE * COMPOSITE YACHTS * RICHARD & ELIZABETH MASON * RICHARD P. SMITH/DICK’S BODY SHOP * DR. GENE NEWMIER/ROSE HILL FAMILY PHYSICIANS * BLADES DESIGN * JOE & MICHAEL BASIL/BASIL’S LAWN CARE LLC * STEVE & DONNA FORD * HEATH BRANT & SHERRIE BURGOON SCHUMAN Also, we would like to thank "everyone" that SUPPORTED our successful event either by purchasing tickets, cooking, baking, and/or donating your time and/or money.

Officers & Members of the Trappe Volunteer Fire Company.

BALLROOM, LATIN & SWING DANCE

BEGINNERS & SINGLES WELCOME!

Saturday December 1, 2007 8 – 10:30 PM

Easton Moose Lodge, Black Dog Alley

Saturday January 5, 2008 8 – 10:30 PM

Easton YMCA, Peachblossom Road

FREE Early Bird Dance Lesson from 7 to 8

Admission $12.00 per person $10.00 for USA Dance Members $7.00 students

Dressy Casual Attire

For more information: E-mail info@usadanceeastonmd.com Website www.usadanceeastonmd.com or Call Bob 410-822-0372

USA Dance Easton, MD Chapter 6099 Family friendly smoke and alcohol free

Ladies no street shoes with spike heels please

Trappe-tobefest Corrections . . . We apologize for the omissions and errors. • Whispering Winds Farm donated part of the proceeds

from the Pony Rides to Trappe-toberfest. • Eric N. Sammons assisted Chief George Ball during the

festival. • Thank you to Sam Gale for the kids slides and bouncy

rooms. • The K-9 Demonstrations were conducted by Ofc. Andy

Larrimore (who lives in the Trappe area) of the Centreville Police Department, not Maryland State Police.

GIRL SCOUT NEWS . . .

• While you’re getting out your Christmas decorations...clean out your fridge! Girl Scout Cookie sales are just around the corner... presales start January 5, 2008. • Daisy Troop 69 Investiture Ceremony on Dec. 10th Oxford Community Center. • Have a happy and healthy Holiday season from Trappe Girl Scouts!

For more information, contact Barbara Coleman at 410.476.3128 or barbarajohn@verizon.net.

White Marsh Elementary Brownie Troop 906 recently earned their “Caring and Sharing” badge by preparing and serving dinner at the Talbot Hospice House on November 7th. Pictured (L) to (R) are Katelynn Cherry, Emma Johnson, Amierrae Gilberto, Katherine Ball, Hailey Leonard, Cheyenne Hudkins, Olivia Ball, Chloe Milligan, Katie Hammond and Danielle Schuman. Leader is Karla Wieland-Cherry.

The Index is a publication of the Trappe Town Council. We welcome contributions and short articles that are of general interest to the community. Events reported in The Index do not necessarily reflect the endorsement of the Town Commissioners. The Commissioners

reserve the right to edit or reject any item submitted. Articles and photographs published in The Index are protected under U.S. Copyright Law and cannot be reproduced without express written permission.

NEWS FROM TOWN HALL

Town Meetings and Planning Commission Meetings are open to the public. Citizens are encouraged to attend to be informed and give input. Meeting agendas are posted outside Town Hall every Friday, and items are added as requested (which can be as late as Wednesday morning) and re-posted with each change. An early agenda is posted on the Town website, but may not always include the latest changes. Stop by the Town Hall on Wednesday evenings and learn first-hand about the many happenings in our town. For more information, call the Town Clerk at 410.476.3170. Town Meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month at 7:30 pm Planning Commission Meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7:30 pm

Public Hearings, Public Workshops, Special Appeals Hearings, etc. are scheduled as needed, and are often held prior to the regular meetings shown above

George Ball Report & Anniversary Police Chief George Ball presented his monthly report to the Town Council at the November Town Meeting. He thanked the council for “a great first year” and said he is looking forward to a long and healthy career with the Town of Trappe. Chief Ball expressed appreciation for citizen support of the new police department and for the encouragement of the town residents. Residents and commissioners expressed appreciation for Chief Ball’s work in improving the quality of their neighborhoods.

Trash Tax Discount, Multiple Dwellings with Dumpsters The Town Council approved a restructuring of the compensa-tion for the trash dumpsters paid for by Homeowners Associations and Landlords of multi-family dwellings. In the past, com-pensation was made via a tax credit; under the new arrangement, the owners will pay the full amount for property taxes, but receive a waiver of the $60/residence trash fee if a dumpster is provide for the residence.

Resolution 1-2007 ~ P.E. Moore / Groves / Fox Hall (Trappe Rural Life Museum) Annexation Following a Public Hearing, this Resolution was passed by the Town Council, annexing approximately 41 acres into town. P.E. Moore & Sons and the Trappe Rural Life Museum annexed adjoining parcels on Backtown Road/Md. Route 565. The Moore property is a ~4-acre parcel on Backtown Rd., adjacent to the Rural Life Museum property, which sits on two acres, next to a larger, 35-acre parcel on Md. Route 565, which is owned by the Groves family. The properties were zoned Light Industrial under Talbot County zon-ing, and will remain under the same zoning under the annexation. Sewer and water service is not available at this time, but the property owners would be eligible to apply if/when it does become available. The Planning Commission had reviewed the an-nexation request and rendered a favorable recommendation to the Town Council.

Industrial “M” Zoning District The Planning Commission is reviewing the Light Industrial “M” Zoning District, which will apply to the newly-annexed properties. Specific allowable uses, setbacks, maximum site coverage, etc. are being determined by the Planning Commission, using Talbot County’s zoning ordinance as a guide.

Ordinances #6-2007, Property Maintenance Code & #7-2007, Revisions to Formatting of Town Code After Public Hearings, both ordinances were approved at the November Town Meeting. Ordinance #6-2007 adopts the 2006 International Property & Maintenance Code as the basis for the Trappe Property & Maintence Code. Ordinance #7-2007 re-codifies the Town Code to make it current with State law, and cleans up the document format.

Supplemental Ordinance #11-2007 (Supplemental to Ordinance #11-2006): Extension of Lakeside Bonds Following a Public Hearing, Ordinance #11-2007 was approved by the Town Council at the November Town Meeting. The original ordi-nance authorizes a special tax district in the Lakeside development. Since the development has not broken ground and no one lives there yet, this supplemental ordinance extends the time for issuing bonds by one addition year. No other changes are in-volved and the extension does not affect any current citizens. The amendment only affects Section 1 of the original ordinance, and extends the bond issuing date to December 31, 2008.

$100,000 Grant Procured for New Lakeview Community Park The Maryland Board of Public Works, in conjunction with Project Open Space, has awarded the Town of Trappe a grant in the amount of $99,942 for construction of a new Lakeview Community Park on Lakeview Drive. The Town will contribute an additional $5,000 toward the project.

“Trappe-tober” Update The Town Council approved the designation of the month of October as “Trappe-tober” along with a special event for each week in the month. First week: Community Yard Sales (instead of on the same day as Trappe-toberfest as in the past); Second Week: Nace’s Day; Third Week: Trappe-toberfest; Fourth Week: Halloween, including a Costume Parade on Main Street immediately before Trick or Treating begins.

New Town Planner Jennifer Shull, a former employee of the Town of Denton, has been hired as the new Town Planner. She started in her new position on November 13, 2007.

Carousel Commons Draft Public Works Agreement Update The Town Council reviewed draft version of the Public Works Agreement for P.E. Moore & Sons’ Carousel Commons Development at Main Street and Maple Avenue. The Planning Commis-sion reviewed the final plat for the project, which will be presented to the Town Council at a future Town Meeting. This is a mixed-use subdivision consisting of 24 townhouses and one multi-unit commercial building. Davis, Bowen & Friedel, has re-viewed the site plan, water & sewer plan, and landscaping design. Letters of Credit are in place for the development. The Town Council reviewed the draft Public Works Agreement and gave preliminary approval, contingent upon final approvals from the Planning Commission, Town engineer, and Town attorney.

Trappe United Methodist Church Saturday, December 8, 7-9 p.m. ~ “Shopping with Santa” will be held in Wesley Fellowship Hall. The United Methodist Youth Fellowship and leaders of Trappe and Faith Chapel invite children to an evening of “Shopping With Santa” (and his elves!). Parents can take a break for an evening while their children (ages 3 to 15) make a shopping list with our youth volunteers and then shop for gifts for parents and relatives. There will be refreshments, singing, and games to keep everyone entertained, and each child will go home with wrapped gifts to put under the tree for someone they love. (Gifts will be $2 each.) Visit with Santa too! This is a community service to the families of Trappe and a small fundraiser for the Youth Group’s ongoing activities.

December 16, 11:00 a.m. ~ Youth Christmas Program For more information please call the TUMC office at 410.476.3384 or e-mail Rev. Maleia Rust at revrust@hotmail.com.

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Again this year, St. Paul’s is leading a Dioicesan-wide effort to provide Christmas gifts for the students at Pineville Elementary School in Pass Christina, Mississippi. Gifts will be given to all 230 students at the school. Each child will receive a stocking filled with goodies, a new book, and a tee-shirt with the school name and mascot. Thanks to Blades Design for helping to fund the tee-shirts. Additional donations are needed to provide shade trees and landscaping for the school, which was heavily damaged during Hurricane Katrina. This is the last year that St. Paul’s will provide for Pineville Elementary. Mary Getsinger and Bishop Shand will personally deliver the gifts to the school in mid�December. For information or to make a donation, contact Mary Getsinger at 410.476.3035.

CHURCH NEWS . . . Local Holiday Shopping Ideas

Artist and Craftsmen ~ Open Studios and Sale Sunday December 2 ~ 10am-3pm

Paintings, Pottery, Jewelry and More By Sheryl Southwick, Susan Stockman,

Paul Aspell, Carol Minarck & Nancy South-Reybold 404 Brooklets Ave, Brookletts Building, Easton For info, call Sheryl Southwick 410-476-6012

LOU & CHERYL’S Christmas Shopping Night

PAMPERED CHEF & SILPADA STERLING JEWELRY

Trappe Volunteer Fire House

Dec 7th 7 to 8:30 pm No pressure shopping.

Browse our products and place you orders. Items will be delivered to your

home before Christmas.

‘Tis the Season for Steak! Treat yourself and your guests to a visit to the new Mitchum’s Steak House. The food is delicious and the casual-classy décor is highlighted by a beautiful display of historic photographs of Trappe. For info or to make a reservation, call 410-476-3902.

Backyard Birds (&Greeting Cards) Our local Izaak Walton League has lovely Christmas and note cards for sale. All proceeds benefit the IWL Scholarship Fund. Please call Valorie Phelps 410-476-5780 or David Murphy 410-330-5403. Trying to think of a different type of Christmas gift for a friend or family member? How about an expertly-made bird house? The majority of the bird houses are $15 and all proceeds are contributed to our local chapter’s operating funds. Please call Joe Logan at 410-822-2862 today to insure availability before the holidays.

Join Healthy Culinary Connections or “Appetizers In A Pinch” Tuesday, December 11

Make holiday appetizers for your freezer

Wed January 16 ~ 6:30-8:30 p.m. Chef Brian Schmidt from Garden & Garnish will be teaching a “Soups & Stews” cooking class, including instruction, recipes, wine and dinner for $50. Space is limited. Gift certificates available for nutrition consultation, “In A Pinch!” dinners and cooking classes. Call 410-476-9776 for more info and to sign up!

Holiday church Services . . . CHRISTMAS EVE

Scotts United Methodist ~ 6:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Service

Trappe United Methodist ~ 7:00 p.m. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service w/Communion

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church ~ 4:00 p.m. Family Worship 9:00 p.m. Eucharist w/Lessons & Carols

School News

The annual White Marsh Elementary School Holiday Program will be held at the Easton High Schoo l Auditorium on Tuesday, December 11, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. This year’s theme is “’Twas the Night Before

Christmas” and will include a musical of the same title as well as a variety of holiday selections performed by all of the students at White Marsh. The school has many wonderful and talented individuals so mark your calendar for a show with a lot of action to put you in the holiday spirit!

The White Marsh Elementary School Grandparents Club will not meet in December. We will resume our

meetings the 2nd Tuesday in January.

THE 3rdnd ANNUAL PHOTO CONTEST Sponsored by THE INDEX

DECEMBER WINNER ~ Editor’s Choice: From Unicorn Book-shop Trappe History Gallery, www.unicornbookshop.com (from

the collection of Ormond Adams, left to him by Erva Adams)

The Holiness Singers sang together at the Pilgrim Holiness Church (Emmanuel Chapel). Picture was taken between 1913 - 1918.

1. Ethel Carroll 2. Edna Diefenderfer 3. Lee Smith 4. George Carroll 5. Charlie Adams 6. Lyda Adams 7. Willard Carroll 8. Nellie Adams 9. Anthony Carroll 10. Hatti Bland 11. Maude

Adams 12.Winnie Schuyler 13. Mabel Carroll 14. Rev. Henry J. Olson 15. Paul Carroll

Do you have a great photograph of a favorite scene, event, or person (past or present) in Trappe? If so, be sure to enter it in our Annual Photo Contest. Each month, we will share the entries with our readers. At the end of the year a winner will be announced. Entries may be emailed to trappeindex@verizon.net or dropped off at the Town Office.

Disclaimer: In submitting a photo entry, you grant The Index the right to use the image in Town publica-tions. Winning photographs will be published in The Index and may be displayed on Town Web site. Entrants are responsible for obtaining photo-release permission from subjects shown in submitted photo-graphs, including the permission of parents for children under 18.

White Marsh Elementary

Grandparents Club Sponsors FREE

Ornament Workshop to Benefit PTO

December 9th (snow date December 16th)

9 am to 12 pm

In school cafeteria Refreshments &

Visit from Santa!!

FIRST NIGHT TALBOT www.firstnighttalbot.org

Monday, December 31, 6pm midnight in downtown Easton. Join friends and neighbors for this

family-friendly, alcohol-free Celebration of the Arts to welcome the New Year. Crab Drops at 9pm and midnight.

Dance performances and dance lessons, comedy, puppet theatre, gospel choirs, live theatre competition, community mosaic, films old and new, lots of good music, crafts & a moon bounce all for the cost

of a button! $10/$5 student/kids 5 & under Free. For Advance & Group tickets, call 410-820-8822

Easton High School’s award-winning Concert Band, Jazz Band, and Steel Drum Orchestra, the “High Groove Steelers,” will present a Winter Concert on December 13th at 7:30 p.m. in the Talbot County Auditorium at Easton High School. Tickets are $5.00 each, $3 for students, and $10 per family. Donations accepted. Refreshments will be served.

The Steel Drum Band will also perform a special free concert on December 16th at 6:00 on the Millenium Stage of the Kennedy Center in Washington DC.

For more info call 410.924.8670 or visit www.eastonbandboosters.org.

Presented by EASTON MIDDLE SCHOOL DRAMA Nov. 30, Dec 1, Dec 7, Dec 8 at 7:30 pm

Dec 2 at 2 pm

News from Rural Life Museum of Trappe, MD., Inc. At the November meeting of the Directors, Donald C. Brown, Sr. was named as the new Director. James C. Dawson was named as a Technical Advisor to the Directors. During December, letters will be sent to the current eighty five members that had joined the Rural Life Museum of Trappe, Md., Inc. in 2006-2007, urging them to extend their membership into 2008. On October 16, 2007, the Directors received possession of Defender House at 29241 Backtown Road. Since then, under the direction of Charles Asmussen, the rotted and broken siding has been removed, and new siding is on order to replace it. Clean-up of the yard is underway too. The Directors will be hoping for good weather to enable them to soon have Defender House as their new home. Charles Adams

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Girl Scouts WMES 4:30

All Troops Meet

EHS Band Concert 7:30 pm

Girl Scouts WMES 4:30

All Troops Meet

EHS SOS Mtg 7 pm

Christmas Eve Services SUMC 6 pm TUMC 7 pm St Pauls 5 pm St Pauls 9 pm

FIRST NITE

TALBOT 6 TO MIDNIGHT

EASTON

WMES PTO 6:30 pm

EHS Band Boosters 7 pm

TVFD Mtg 7:30 pm

CASH BINGO TVFD 7 PM

TVFD Monthly Siren Test

Trappe UMC 8-11am Country

Church Breakfast & Martha’s Closet

CASH BINGO TVFD 7

TUMC 2nd Sat Youth Nite

CASH BINGO TVFD 7 PM

TUMC Shopping With Santa

7 - 8:30 pm

Trappe UMC 8-11am Country

Church Breakfast & Martha’s Closet

CASH BINGO TVFD 7

4th Sat Youth Night TUMC

Scott’s Soup Kitchen 4-7

Trappe Fire House Pampered Chef

Silpada Jewelry Sale 7:00 - 8:30 pm

Scott’s Soup Kitchen 4-7

Scott’s Soup Kitchen 4-7

Talbot County Public Schools

CLOSED

Scott’s Soup Kitchen 4-7

Local Church/Bible Study/Programs St Paul’s Pre-school 9 - 11:45 Tue, Wed, Thurs

2nd Wednesday - 7 pm United Methodist Women

Trappe United Methodist Church Wednesday: Martha’s Closet Yard Sale

Open 8:30 am - Noon Thursday: 1st, 2nd, 4th & 5th

7 pm Adult Choir practice 2nd Saturday Youth Nite 4th Saturday Youth Nite

Scotts United Methodist Church Food Pantry Open all school days

Tuesday 1st & 3rd: Men’s Bible Study 6 pm Wednesdays 11 am Young @ Heart Wednesdays 2 pm Midday Study Wednesdays 7 pm Evening Study

Thursday 5:30 pm Youth Praise Dept.

St Paul’s Episcopal Church Wednesday Bible Study - 2 pm

Wednesday Bible Study - 6:30 pm

CHURCH SERVICES Emmanuel Wesleyan

Sunday School 9:00 am Service 10:30 am

Fellowship 5:15 pm Eve Service 6 pm

Scott’s UMC Sunday Service 9 am

St Paul’s Holy Eucharist 9 am Sunday School 9 am

Trappe UMC Sunday School 9:45 am

Service 11 am

Faith Chapel Service 8:45 am

Town Meeting 7:30 pm

Lions Club Mtg 6:30 pm

Methodist Women 7 pm

Republican Women 7pm

Trappe Planning Commission

Meeting 7:30pm

THE INDEX is published monthly by the Town of Trappe, Inc. Researched, Written and Compiled by: Ann Dorbin Photography: Ann Dorbin Editing & Design: Cheryl Lewis Publishing & Distribution: Town Hall Staff & Community Volunteers

Submissions are welcome & may be dropped off at the Town Hall or sent to: Ann Dorbin, PO Box 10, Trappe MD 21673 or trappeindex@verizon.net Phone: 410.476.3910 or 410.476.3170 (Town Hall) Fax: 410.476.3192

The Index is also available online ,in Color, along with lots of other local info. Visit the town Web site: www.trappemd.net

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Do you have an announcement you would like to share? An anniversary, birthday, or celebration?

Submit news item along with your water bill or send them to the Town Office or to Index writer, Ann Dorbin: 410.476.3910, trappeindex @verizon.net.

Talbot Humane would like to thank the town for inviting us to Trappe-toberfest. We look forward to attending again next year. ~ Trappe residents are encouraged to contact Talbot Humane for assistance with spaying/neutering their pets. ~ Talbot Humane has a new Barn Cat Program. Trappe

residents who would like free mousers should call 410-822-0107. ~ Visit our website www.talbothumane.org for adoptable pets and shelter news.

Cold Winter Snowflakes falling down All animals nestled tight Cozy in their beds Haiku by WMES student, Kadey Pfister

Winter Gentle winds breezing Snow piled deeply through the night Snow falls gently down

Haiku by WMES student,

Local Artist Open House

10 - 3 Brookletts Ave

Easton

TCPS Closed for Holiday

TCPS Closed for Holiday

Town Office Closed

Dec 24th & 25th and

Jan 1st

Warm Your Holiday Season With CPR FIREWOOD AVAILABLE LOCALLY

Charles Roveti, Schwaniger Rd., 410.820.7486

Firewood: pickup or delivery Single-ground mulch, pickup only

Pick up your “I Trappe” window stickers at the Town Hall for $1

Scarecrow Contest winners

1st Place Garth and& Gamble foster

Tied for 2nd place Lou Diefenderfer & &

and Shirley quidas