Carousels caught in vici'ous circle
by Ink Mendelsohn Today, a fraction of these the demand for figures has carousel on tour and stopped their signature touches.
Smithsonian News Service hand-carved wooden increased, whole operating at Richmond, Va. A group of Of course, in the true
What is made of wood, is treasures of yesteryear carousels have decreased in boys gathered round, but American spirit, an idea was
painted more colors than the remain. And the number significant numbers." instead of hopping aboard, "borrowed" now and then.
rainbow, has thousands of legs diminishes yearly. Is there reason to mourn the pelted the carousel with "Carvers took styles from
that never go anywhere, is For the last seven years, 10 loss of merry-go-rounds in stones. When Dentzel each other. They crept under
found all over the United to 20 carousels have been lost America? Would a child's ride protested to police standing eanvases to see what others
States and is disappearing? eachyear. In mostcases, they be that much missed? Thefact idly by, they informed him, were doing," says Nina '=
The 284 hand-carved have been dismantled; the of the matter is, the carousel "Mister, if you want business, Fraley, a carousel restoration
carousels left in America individual animals have been was not created for children, don't ever play 'Marching expert who began her career
provide the answer to this sold off one by one. Barbara Kids and carousels got Through Georgia' in the atage 10 painting fences in her
particular riddle. But the Fahs Charles, a Washington, together relatively late in the South." father's amusement park.
subject of merry-go-rounds D.C., designer of museum carousel's long and colorful As new forms of power Carousel carvers had a
raises more questions than exhibitions and an expert on history, became available, carousels greater job cut out for them
b;l might be supposed, the history of the American The earliest known visual were turned first by steam, than sculpting the blocks of
On the National Mall in carousel, calls the trend record of a "carousel" is a then by electricity. Once, they raw wood they faced. They
Washington, D.C., a carousel "seven years of had luck." 1,500-year-old Byzantine wereeven turned by coconuts, were challenged to create
is once again spinning in Most people love merry-go- hasrelief depicting riders On that occasion in 1894, an instant fantasy. Before
celebration of thesunny days rounds because they rode swinging in baskets tied tea American merry-go-round choosing a steed, a rider
of spring and summer. More them as children. Charles centerpole. Down through the salesman, Joseph D. Guinn, would decide what role to
than a decadeago, acarousel became interested in centuries, the carousel was arrived in Tahiti with two play--knight, princess,
was placed there by the carousels when she had one known by many names and in carousels powered by steam, cowboy, circus performer or
Secretary of the Smithsonlin for a downstairs neighbor. She various forms in such far- only to find that no wood or hunter. The carvers created
Institution, S. Dillon Ripley, livtgt for a time an an apar- flung parts of the world as coal was available to fuel the mounts for them all.
as a "living extension of the tment over the Santa Monica India, Turkey, Europe, engines. In his memoirs, The special carvings on an
museums." Pier carousel, made famous in Mexico and America. Gulnn wrote, "We fired with old wooden carousel are
But even as the carousel in the movie, "The Sting." This The first carousel recorded coconuts. I stayed there 40 detailed, fanciful, often
the nation's front yard whirls 1922 hand-carved piece of in this country was made in days and did very historically accurate and
merrily, an ominous trend Americana is currently being New England around 1800. But well--taking in as much as always on the right side of the
• continues across the country, restored and will re-open soon. the carousel industry got its $625 in a single day." , animal. Because American
=: Once, thousands of carousels Often, however, acarousel's real start, albeit a rocky one, The carousel business in carousels turn counter-
were to be found on America's fate is quite different. "In the when young Gustav Dentzel America was indeed clockwise, the right side, or
fairgrounds, playgrounds and past decade, carousel figures hung out his sign in profitable in its golden age "romance" side, faces the
beaches. They were bright have become highly collec- Philadelphia--"G.A. DEN- from 1880-1930. In this period onlookers and the ap-
may have carved this-eiegant lures dangled at the end of tible, easily tripling in TZEL, STEAM AND HOR- there were at least 19 proachingrider. There wasno
streetcar lines, as trolley price--with the more unusual SEPOWER CAROUSSELL carousel-carving shops. Each point in wasting all that work
made by W.H. Dentzel Co. of companies built amusement or finely carved rising the BUILDER--1867." shop had its unique style, and on the sidenobodvwouldsee.
parks to encourage riders, fastest," Charles says. "As ln1870, Dentzel took his first its individual carvers had (please turn to page 4A)
"The Flying Horses" of Watch Hill, Rhode
Island, has thrilled children for over I00 years.
I0
s
.Serving Over 48 Communities in Northern New Hampshire and Vermont
,July 1, 1981
Extreme caution urged
II
project Fireworks can be fun
Every Fourth of July, -- tlaving fun was the roman candle misfired in a Tobacco and Firearms in the not be
an
to
and
except
to
the
two
held
16d
used, physical
f ,
Next, cut the legs to length
and add them to the frames by'
using glue and carriage bolts
in the positions shown in the
drawing. If you wish you can
use two carriage bolts per
bearing instead of the single
one shown. Just be careful not
the nails used
to drill through 1
in the frame assemb y.
Cut the surface boards to
length and attach them to the
top frame with glue and 16d
nails. Start with the rear
board and work forward. If
clamps are available, use
them to bold the boards tightly
together as you drive the
nails.
An extra (not shown in the
drawing) is to top the boards
with a sheet of %" or I/4"
tempered hardboard. This will
provide a smooth, replaceable
surface if you hold it in place
with small nails only.
Final step is to add the 3/4"
plywood she00, se00ng.,
glue andTd nails. A gooa nms
can be applied by brushing
two coats of sealer, allowing
for drying time and doing a
sanding job between coats.
I
L
children ask the same old
questions, and parents
grapple or some new answe.rs
and reasons why fireworks
are off limits to youngsters.
"You're spoiling our fun.
What harm can a firecracker
do anyway?"
"When you were a kid, you
did everything you wanted.
What's wrong with fireworks?
Why can't I have fun like you
did?"
Before surrendering to their
pleas, you might want to
explore some evidence of why
fireworks can be dangerous:
It was May, 1976, in a New
Jersey high school. A
prankster had tossed an
illegal fireworks device into a
glass cabinet in a corridor.
Seconds later, two teenage
girls passed within three feet
of the cabinet, as the device
exploded. One glrl died when
glass cut her jugular vein.
reason two boys gave for
setting eli a firecracker in a
tree stump in Walnut Creek,
Calif., in June, 1979. When
firemen finally put their hoses
away, two persons were
hospitalized and three homes
gutted; damage was put at
$330,000.
-- In the aftermath of new
year's celebrations in
January, 1980, some children
on the island of Kauai, Hawaii,
gathered pieces of
firecrackers and put them in a
small glass bottle. One lighted
the powder. A three-year-old
girl died and six companions
were hospitalized for injuries
from the explosion.
Bystanders are often in-
nocent victims of explosions.
Last July 4, an I8-year-old
Bremen, Indiana, man died
from a fireworks accident...
a four-year-old East St. Louis,
Ill., boy was killed ,when a
Understandin home insuran
Apartment insurance
and the like are not covered in
full. You may want to look into
purchasing additional in-
surance for these items.
The Tenant's Form insures
your belongings against 17
perils The perils range from
fire and lightning to sudden
and accidental injury from
artificaliy generated currents
to electrical appliances,
devices, fixtures and wiring
(TV and radio tubes not in-
cluded ).
Naturally this policy does
not cover damages to the
structure.
Another feature of the policy
is the provision for additional
living expenses, should your
home be damaged enough by
one of the perils listed in the
policy, to force you to move
out. The insurance company
home lireworks'celebration. U.S. Department f the sgecil'cattv, 9ertormnce
. art oa the preceding da, a Treasurj has risctn 'er rexrevaea aaael\\;a.
Montana man died when a the licensing of companies Consumer protection
mortar shell exploded, engaged in the production of against dangerous fireworks
Many thousands of explosives, including became a federal respon-
fireworks' displays on fireworks. Regulations cover sibility in 1966 when Congress
Independence Day are all aspects of manufacture, enacted the Child Protection
uneventful except for the security, personnel safety and Act. With that law, the so-
festive holiday spirit that storage, called "blockbuster"
results from "the bombs -- The U.S. Department of fireworks were declared
bursting in air." Cities, towns Transportation regulates illegal. Cherry bombs, M-80
and villages across the nation interstate transport of salutes and the giant
stage the displays because fireworks, including firecrackers containing more
residents are less inclined to packaging, marking, labeling than two grains of explosive
set off their own fireworks and plicarding, powder werehanned.
after having their fill of the -- The U.S. Consumer In 1973, when the CPSC was
pabliccelebration. Product Safety Commission established, fireworks safety
In spite of this, untold regulates tbosefireworksthat became a priority. Three
Americans risk life and limb may be sold to consumers, years later, fireworks safety
every year in an effort to including chemicals that may (plense turn to page JA)
create their own explosive
devices. On July 3, 1979 three
persons diedwhenhomemade Tornado reaction
fireworks exploded in the
basement of a West
Philadelphia, Pa., home;
three explosions ripped llf_
through the structure. A few may save
days later, a t6-year-ofd Texas
youth died when his One of the most frightening I. People in single-family
homemade firecracker ex- phenomena about tornadoes is dwellings in tornado prone
ploded, that they often strike suddenly areas should identify and
What is being done to and with little or no warning, reinforce somc interior
combat these fireworks How you react if a tornado portion of their home as a
related injuries and deaths? strikes your town may shelter.
Working cooperatively, determine whether you sur- 2. Mobile-home parks
agencies at the local, stateand rive the almost certain should provide a community
federal level are enforcing devastation, says the shelter far their residents.
prevailing laws governing the Insurance Information 3. All public buildings
sale of illegal fireworks, and Institute. should have clearly
stepping up inspections of The Institute stresses the designated tornado shelters.
contraband fireworks ex- importance of. staying inside 4. People in motor
ported to the U.S. or during the storm and cautions vehicles should seek shelter
manufactured domestically motorists to never try to flee immediately when they hear a
by unlicensed firms, from the path of the tornado in tornado warning.
Some states have closed an automobile. Tornadoes are
their borders to fireworks of too swift and erratic.
any kind. Fifteen states have SAFETY TIPS
banned everything except the Prepare Before the
caps used in toy cap pistols; 14 Tornado Season
states allow caps and Citing findings from a
sparklers, but prohibit recent study by the Bureau of
everything else. The Epidemiology at the Federal
remaining 21 states have Center for Disease Control in
differing laws, but they Atlanta, the Institute offers
essentially ban all fireworks the following recom-
except throe which meet the mendations:
requirements of the federal
government.
The Institute suggests that
homeowners, businesses,
(please turn to page 8A)
FOR SALE
Boxer Puppies, some
brindle. Ready
July 27. 603-27z.5826
so you've decided to move
into a new apartment. The
movers are ready. The
utilities are connected. Even
the phone has been installed.
What about insurance?
Many people are misin-
formed when it comes to in-
suring a home that is rented.
They think that the landlord's
insurance policy covers their
personal possessions, It
doesn't. His policy covers his
property--namely the house
or apartment building.
What can you do to protect
yourself from the loss of or
damage to furniture, ap-
pliances and clothing?
The answer to this problem
is a policy called Ha-4, (The
Tenant's Form) says the
Insurance Information
Institute.
Ha-4 is a package policy
that insures your personal
belongings against loss and
covers your liability to others.
Your personal belongings are
covered whether at home or
away. Your insurance com-
pany will pay for your losses,
minus the deductible, up to the
limits stated rin your policy.
Items, such as. furniture,
appliances, and clothing were
insured to their actual cash
value at the time of the loss.
However, furs, jewelry, silver
will reimburse you for the At the national level, three
difference between your Washington agencies are
normal living expenses and committed to reducing in-
those incurred while staying
at a hotel and eating in
restaurants.
You should make a list of all
household contents, noting
prices and date of purchase
when possible. This will give
you a good idea of what your
possessions are worth and how
much insurance to carry.
{ Next: A Condominium
Policy)
juries from fireworks ac-
cidents.
The Bureau of Alcohol,
.s o,$eLSot-C=et " ,,, ,
" ,txit" $,. "
HAVE YOU HEARD...
Lunch is now being served on the deck of BONNIE OAKS
overlooking Lake Marry...
... DELICIOUS
Your ad, this size, on page 1
of the Second Opinion
is only $10.00
,r
Your ad, this size,
on page 1 of
the Second Opinion
is only $5.00
12th FLEA MARKET
East Corinth, Vt. Old Fairgrounds
July 9, 1981 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
FREE ADMISSION
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER CHURCH
MIDDLE BROOK ROAD
SUNDAY
July 5, 7:30PM : Rev. Gary Wait
Carousels caught in vici'ous circle
by Ink Mendelsohn Today, a fraction of these the demand for figures has carousel on tour and stopped their signature touches.
Smithsonian News Service hand-carved wooden increased, whole operating at Richmond, Va. A group of Of course, in the true
What is made of wood, is treasures of yesteryear carousels have decreased in boys gathered round, but American spirit, an idea was
painted more colors than the remain. And the number significant numbers." instead of hopping aboard, "borrowed" now and then.
rainbow, has thousands of legs diminishes yearly. Is there reason to mourn the pelted the carousel with "Carvers took styles from
that never go anywhere, is For the last seven years, 10 loss of merry-go-rounds in stones. When Dentzel each other. They crept under
found all over the United to 20 carousels have been lost America? Would a child's ride protested to police standing eanvases to see what others
States and is disappearing? eachyear. In mostcases, they be that much missed? Thefact idly by, they informed him, were doing," says Nina '=
The 284 hand-carved have been dismantled; the of the matter is, the carousel "Mister, if you want business, Fraley, a carousel restoration
carousels left in America individual animals have been was not created for children, don't ever play 'Marching expert who began her career
provide the answer to this sold off one by one. Barbara Kids and carousels got Through Georgia' in the atage 10 painting fences in her
particular riddle. But the Fahs Charles, a Washington, together relatively late in the South." father's amusement park.
subject of merry-go-rounds D.C., designer of museum carousel's long and colorful As new forms of power Carousel carvers had a
raises more questions than exhibitions and an expert on history, became available, carousels greater job cut out for them
b;l might be supposed, the history of the American The earliest known visual were turned first by steam, than sculpting the blocks of
On the National Mall in carousel, calls the trend record of a "carousel" is a then by electricity. Once, they raw wood they faced. They
Washington, D.C., a carousel "seven years of had luck." 1,500-year-old Byzantine wereeven turned by coconuts, were challenged to create
is once again spinning in Most people love merry-go- hasrelief depicting riders On that occasion in 1894, an instant fantasy. Before
celebration of thesunny days rounds because they rode swinging in baskets tied tea American merry-go-round choosing a steed, a rider
of spring and summer. More them as children. Charles centerpole. Down through the salesman, Joseph D. Guinn, would decide what role to
than a decadeago, acarousel became interested in centuries, the carousel was arrived in Tahiti with two play--knight, princess,
was placed there by the carousels when she had one known by many names and in carousels powered by steam, cowboy, circus performer or
Secretary of the Smithsonlin for a downstairs neighbor. She various forms in such far- only to find that no wood or hunter. The carvers created
Institution, S. Dillon Ripley, livtgt for a time an an apar- flung parts of the world as coal was available to fuel the mounts for them all.
as a "living extension of the tment over the Santa Monica India, Turkey, Europe, engines. In his memoirs, The special carvings on an
museums." Pier carousel, made famous in Mexico and America. Gulnn wrote, "We fired with old wooden carousel are
But even as the carousel in the movie, "The Sting." This The first carousel recorded coconuts. I stayed there 40 detailed, fanciful, often
the nation's front yard whirls 1922 hand-carved piece of in this country was made in days and did very historically accurate and
merrily, an ominous trend Americana is currently being New England around 1800. But well--taking in as much as always on the right side of the
• continues across the country, restored and will re-open soon. the carousel industry got its $625 in a single day." , animal. Because American
=: Once, thousands of carousels Often, however, acarousel's real start, albeit a rocky one, The carousel business in carousels turn counter-
were to be found on America's fate is quite different. "In the when young Gustav Dentzel America was indeed clockwise, the right side, or
fairgrounds, playgrounds and past decade, carousel figures hung out his sign in profitable in its golden age "romance" side, faces the
beaches. They were bright have become highly collec- Philadelphia--"G.A. DEN- from 1880-1930. In this period onlookers and the ap-
may have carved this-eiegant lures dangled at the end of tible, easily tripling in TZEL, STEAM AND HOR- there were at least 19 proachingrider. There wasno
streetcar lines, as trolley price--with the more unusual SEPOWER CAROUSSELL carousel-carving shops. Each point in wasting all that work
made by W.H. Dentzel Co. of companies built amusement or finely carved rising the BUILDER--1867." shop had its unique style, and on the sidenobodvwouldsee.
parks to encourage riders, fastest," Charles says. "As ln1870, Dentzel took his first its individual carvers had (please turn to page 4A)
"The Flying Horses" of Watch Hill, Rhode
Island, has thrilled children for over I00 years.
I0
s
.Serving Over 48 Communities in Northern New Hampshire and Vermont
,July 1, 1981
Extreme caution urged
II
project Fireworks can be fun
Every Fourth of July, -- tlaving fun was the roman candle misfired in a Tobacco and Firearms in the not be
an
to
and
except
to
the
two
held
16d
used, physical
f ,
Next, cut the legs to length
and add them to the frames by'
using glue and carriage bolts
in the positions shown in the
drawing. If you wish you can
use two carriage bolts per
bearing instead of the single
one shown. Just be careful not
the nails used
to drill through 1
in the frame assemb y.
Cut the surface boards to
length and attach them to the
top frame with glue and 16d
nails. Start with the rear
board and work forward. If
clamps are available, use
them to bold the boards tightly
together as you drive the
nails.
An extra (not shown in the
drawing) is to top the boards
with a sheet of %" or I/4"
tempered hardboard. This will
provide a smooth, replaceable
surface if you hold it in place
with small nails only.
Final step is to add the 3/4"
plywood she00, se00ng.,
glue andTd nails. A gooa nms
can be applied by brushing
two coats of sealer, allowing
for drying time and doing a
sanding job between coats.
I
L
children ask the same old
questions, and parents
grapple or some new answe.rs
and reasons why fireworks
are off limits to youngsters.
"You're spoiling our fun.
What harm can a firecracker
do anyway?"
"When you were a kid, you
did everything you wanted.
What's wrong with fireworks?
Why can't I have fun like you
did?"
Before surrendering to their
pleas, you might want to
explore some evidence of why
fireworks can be dangerous:
It was May, 1976, in a New
Jersey high school. A
prankster had tossed an
illegal fireworks device into a
glass cabinet in a corridor.
Seconds later, two teenage
girls passed within three feet
of the cabinet, as the device
exploded. One glrl died when
glass cut her jugular vein.
reason two boys gave for
setting eli a firecracker in a
tree stump in Walnut Creek,
Calif., in June, 1979. When
firemen finally put their hoses
away, two persons were
hospitalized and three homes
gutted; damage was put at
$330,000.
-- In the aftermath of new
year's celebrations in
January, 1980, some children
on the island of Kauai, Hawaii,
gathered pieces of
firecrackers and put them in a
small glass bottle. One lighted
the powder. A three-year-old
girl died and six companions
were hospitalized for injuries
from the explosion.
Bystanders are often in-
nocent victims of explosions.
Last July 4, an I8-year-old
Bremen, Indiana, man died
from a fireworks accident...
a four-year-old East St. Louis,
Ill., boy was killed ,when a
Understandin home insuran
Apartment insurance
and the like are not covered in
full. You may want to look into
purchasing additional in-
surance for these items.
The Tenant's Form insures
your belongings against 17
perils The perils range from
fire and lightning to sudden
and accidental injury from
artificaliy generated currents
to electrical appliances,
devices, fixtures and wiring
(TV and radio tubes not in-
cluded ).
Naturally this policy does
not cover damages to the
structure.
Another feature of the policy
is the provision for additional
living expenses, should your
home be damaged enough by
one of the perils listed in the
policy, to force you to move
out. The insurance company
home lireworks'celebration. U.S. Department f the sgecil'cattv, 9ertormnce
. art oa the preceding da, a Treasurj has risctn 'er rexrevaea aaael\\;a.
Montana man died when a the licensing of companies Consumer protection
mortar shell exploded, engaged in the production of against dangerous fireworks
Many thousands of explosives, including became a federal respon-
fireworks' displays on fireworks. Regulations cover sibility in 1966 when Congress
Independence Day are all aspects of manufacture, enacted the Child Protection
uneventful except for the security, personnel safety and Act. With that law, the so-
festive holiday spirit that storage, called "blockbuster"
results from "the bombs -- The U.S. Department of fireworks were declared
bursting in air." Cities, towns Transportation regulates illegal. Cherry bombs, M-80
and villages across the nation interstate transport of salutes and the giant
stage the displays because fireworks, including firecrackers containing more
residents are less inclined to packaging, marking, labeling than two grains of explosive
set off their own fireworks and plicarding, powder werehanned.
after having their fill of the -- The U.S. Consumer In 1973, when the CPSC was
pabliccelebration. Product Safety Commission established, fireworks safety
In spite of this, untold regulates tbosefireworksthat became a priority. Three
Americans risk life and limb may be sold to consumers, years later, fireworks safety
every year in an effort to including chemicals that may (plense turn to page JA)
create their own explosive
devices. On July 3, 1979 three
persons diedwhenhomemade Tornado reaction
fireworks exploded in the
basement of a West
Philadelphia, Pa., home;
three explosions ripped llf_
through the structure. A few may save
days later, a t6-year-ofd Texas
youth died when his One of the most frightening I. People in single-family
homemade firecracker ex- phenomena about tornadoes is dwellings in tornado prone
ploded, that they often strike suddenly areas should identify and
What is being done to and with little or no warning, reinforce somc interior
combat these fireworks How you react if a tornado portion of their home as a
related injuries and deaths? strikes your town may shelter.
Working cooperatively, determine whether you sur- 2. Mobile-home parks
agencies at the local, stateand rive the almost certain should provide a community
federal level are enforcing devastation, says the shelter far their residents.
prevailing laws governing the Insurance Information 3. All public buildings
sale of illegal fireworks, and Institute. should have clearly
stepping up inspections of The Institute stresses the designated tornado shelters.
contraband fireworks ex- importance of. staying inside 4. People in motor
ported to the U.S. or during the storm and cautions vehicles should seek shelter
manufactured domestically motorists to never try to flee immediately when they hear a
by unlicensed firms, from the path of the tornado in tornado warning.
Some states have closed an automobile. Tornadoes are
their borders to fireworks of too swift and erratic.
any kind. Fifteen states have SAFETY TIPS
banned everything except the Prepare Before the
caps used in toy cap pistols; 14 Tornado Season
states allow caps and Citing findings from a
sparklers, but prohibit recent study by the Bureau of
everything else. The Epidemiology at the Federal
remaining 21 states have Center for Disease Control in
differing laws, but they Atlanta, the Institute offers
essentially ban all fireworks the following recom-
except throe which meet the mendations:
requirements of the federal
government.
The Institute suggests that
homeowners, businesses,
(please turn to page 8A)
FOR SALE
Boxer Puppies, some
brindle. Ready
July 27. 603-27z.5826
so you've decided to move
into a new apartment. The
movers are ready. The
utilities are connected. Even
the phone has been installed.
What about insurance?
Many people are misin-
formed when it comes to in-
suring a home that is rented.
They think that the landlord's
insurance policy covers their
personal possessions, It
doesn't. His policy covers his
property--namely the house
or apartment building.
What can you do to protect
yourself from the loss of or
damage to furniture, ap-
pliances and clothing?
The answer to this problem
is a policy called Ha-4, (The
Tenant's Form) says the
Insurance Information
Institute.
Ha-4 is a package policy
that insures your personal
belongings against loss and
covers your liability to others.
Your personal belongings are
covered whether at home or
away. Your insurance com-
pany will pay for your losses,
minus the deductible, up to the
limits stated rin your policy.
Items, such as. furniture,
appliances, and clothing were
insured to their actual cash
value at the time of the loss.
However, furs, jewelry, silver
will reimburse you for the At the national level, three
difference between your Washington agencies are
normal living expenses and committed to reducing in-
those incurred while staying
at a hotel and eating in
restaurants.
You should make a list of all
household contents, noting
prices and date of purchase
when possible. This will give
you a good idea of what your
possessions are worth and how
much insurance to carry.
{ Next: A Condominium
Policy)
juries from fireworks ac-
cidents.
The Bureau of Alcohol,
.s o,$eLSot-C=et " ,,, ,
" ,txit" $,. "
HAVE YOU HEARD...
Lunch is now being served on the deck of BONNIE OAKS
overlooking Lake Marry...
... DELICIOUS
Your ad, this size, on page 1
of the Second Opinion
is only $10.00
,r
Your ad, this size,
on page 1 of
the Second Opinion
is only $5.00
12th FLEA MARKET
East Corinth, Vt. Old Fairgrounds
July 9, 1981 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
FREE ADMISSION
WEST FAIRLEE CENTER CHURCH
MIDDLE BROOK ROAD
SUNDAY
July 5, 7:30PM : Rev. Gary Wait
