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The Catoctin Banner’s New Year’s 2017 Play Our Games
Resolution Contest
Catoctin Banner Resolution 2017 Each month, you’re invited to participate in our Where Am I? Photo Contest
Spotlight #2 and Hidden Object Game. The winners of each game are announced in the next
issue of The Catoctin Banner newspaper. Winners are given a gift certificate
We are introducing our second contestant in this issue. We will give progress to the advertiser of their choice. To participate, call 240-288-0108 or email
reports through the year to measure progress and capture each contestant’s story. [email protected] to record your guesses by the 15th of each month.
Please don’t forget to spell your full name and leave your phone number.
Our next
Resolution Where Am I? Photo Contest
Contestant,
Susan Torborg, For the “Where Am
lives with I?” Photo Contest, take
her husband, a look at the photo to
Jim, and their the right and tell us
five children, where it was taken. It is
in Fairfield, somewhere in or around
Pennsylvania. “I our Northern Frederick
am so excited County Area, which is
to be a part of defined as Rocky Ridge
this Resolution to Cascade, Lewistown
Contest. Every to Emmitsburg, Foxville
year, I make a to Creagerstown, and
new vision board everywhere around and
(shown right) in-between.
that includes
things that I want Last month’s “Where
to achieve in the coming year. It includes my health, family, and children, faith, Am I?” photo was taken of the steps and hallway at the main office at
and business goals. The board serves as a reminder and keeps me focused,” Sabillasville Elementary School.
said Susan.
The winner of the “Where Am I?” Contest for February’s issue is Katie
Susan started her own business five-and-a-half years ago, with the mission Bond.
to enhance lives and help people reach their goals! She loves helping people
by educating them about how to live chemical-free in their home environment Hidden Object Game
and save money. Susan has recently introduced her FREE six-week weight-loss
program, the “R3 Weight Loss Plan.” Last month’s Hidden Object was a bumble bee. It was located on page 16
in the Taylor Huffman, Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. advertisement. The
So far, in 2017, Susan has already helped thirty people get started on their winner of the Hidden Object game for February’s issue is El Smith. Please
new journey and developed their healthy living plans with them. contact The Catoctin Banner to claim your prize.
As part of The Catoctin Banner Resolution Contest, Susan has proposed This month’s Hidden Object is a safety pin . Good luck!
the following resolutions in 2017: Together with her team, Susan wants to
help 298 more people start their journey towards healthy living; to help others Note: Hidden Object is hidden in one of our advertiser’s display ads.
achieve their weight loss goals and reach a cumulative minimum total of 1,000
inches and to lose 1 Ton (2,000 pounds) of FAT, by the end of the year, among Patronize Our Advertisers!
her clients!
The Catoctin Banner exists due to the advertising
See more details about Susan and the progress she’s made towards meeting support of those featured in each issue.
her resolutions in the May issue of The Catoctin Banner.
Corrections: We need to apologize for several misprints and errors from
February’s issue.
First, the Member of the Year Award recipient was left out of the Vigilant
Hose Company Banquet article. See page 11 for this information in this issue.
Also, one of the five valued members lost in 2016 to Vigilant Hose Company
was misnamed. His name is Larry “ReRun” Ridenour (not Orndorff).
From the Emmitsburg Town Hall Report, “Statue of John Armstrong
will be erected” item sited a number of possible future projects that were
discussed at the town meeting. Some of them got mixed up in the report.
A statue of John Armstrong within the town is a future possibility, but is
not imminent. The Route 15 Visitor’s Center was being considered for two
things: a traveling display of Armstrong rifles and studio space for Casteel to
work on a Civil War monument. Since the article was published, the state has
decided to not allow these two things to happen in the visitor’s center. Sorry
for the confusion.
The spelling of the author’s name for the article, “On Fleek Brow
Boutique to Open in Thurmont,” should have been spelled Kerrin Marchese.
Finally, our big apology for a date error in the advertisement and Around
Town write-up for the Thurmont Ambulance Company’s dinner. While it was
correctly stated in the cover article about their new event facility. We worked
with the folks at Thurmont Ambulance to communicate the correction to the
public.
The Catoctin Banner’s New Year’s 2017 Play Our Games
Resolution Contest
Catoctin Banner Resolution 2017 Each month, you’re invited to participate in our Where Am I? Photo Contest
Spotlight #2 and Hidden Object Game. The winners of each game are announced in the next
issue of The Catoctin Banner newspaper. Winners are given a gift certificate
We are introducing our second contestant in this issue. We will give progress to the advertiser of their choice. To participate, call 240-288-0108 or email
reports through the year to measure progress and capture each contestant’s story. [email protected] to record your guesses by the 15th of each month.
Please don’t forget to spell your full name and leave your phone number.
Our next
Resolution Where Am I? Photo Contest
Contestant,
Susan Torborg, For the “Where Am
lives with I?” Photo Contest, take
her husband, a look at the photo to
Jim, and their the right and tell us
five children, where it was taken. It is
in Fairfield, somewhere in or around
Pennsylvania. “I our Northern Frederick
am so excited County Area, which is
to be a part of defined as Rocky Ridge
this Resolution to Cascade, Lewistown
Contest. Every to Emmitsburg, Foxville
year, I make a to Creagerstown, and
new vision board everywhere around and
(shown right) in-between.
that includes
things that I want Last month’s “Where
to achieve in the coming year. It includes my health, family, and children, faith, Am I?” photo was taken of the steps and hallway at the main office at
and business goals. The board serves as a reminder and keeps me focused,” Sabillasville Elementary School.
said Susan.
The winner of the “Where Am I?” Contest for February’s issue is Katie
Susan started her own business five-and-a-half years ago, with the mission Bond.
to enhance lives and help people reach their goals! She loves helping people
by educating them about how to live chemical-free in their home environment Hidden Object Game
and save money. Susan has recently introduced her FREE six-week weight-loss
program, the “R3 Weight Loss Plan.” Last month’s Hidden Object was a bumble bee. It was located on page 16
in the Taylor Huffman, Long & Foster Real Estate, Inc. advertisement. The
So far, in 2017, Susan has already helped thirty people get started on their winner of the Hidden Object game for February’s issue is El Smith. Please
new journey and developed their healthy living plans with them. contact The Catoctin Banner to claim your prize.
As part of The Catoctin Banner Resolution Contest, Susan has proposed This month’s Hidden Object is a safety pin . Good luck!
the following resolutions in 2017: Together with her team, Susan wants to
help 298 more people start their journey towards healthy living; to help others Note: Hidden Object is hidden in one of our advertiser’s display ads.
achieve their weight loss goals and reach a cumulative minimum total of 1,000
inches and to lose 1 Ton (2,000 pounds) of FAT, by the end of the year, among Patronize Our Advertisers!
her clients!
The Catoctin Banner exists due to the advertising
See more details about Susan and the progress she’s made towards meeting support of those featured in each issue.
her resolutions in the May issue of The Catoctin Banner.
Corrections: We need to apologize for several misprints and errors from
February’s issue.
First, the Member of the Year Award recipient was left out of the Vigilant
Hose Company Banquet article. See page 11 for this information in this issue.
Also, one of the five valued members lost in 2016 to Vigilant Hose Company
was misnamed. His name is Larry “ReRun” Ridenour (not Orndorff).
From the Emmitsburg Town Hall Report, “Statue of John Armstrong
will be erected” item sited a number of possible future projects that were
discussed at the town meeting. Some of them got mixed up in the report.
A statue of John Armstrong within the town is a future possibility, but is
not imminent. The Route 15 Visitor’s Center was being considered for two
things: a traveling display of Armstrong rifles and studio space for Casteel to
work on a Civil War monument. Since the article was published, the state has
decided to not allow these two things to happen in the visitor’s center. Sorry
for the confusion.
The spelling of the author’s name for the article, “On Fleek Brow
Boutique to Open in Thurmont,” should have been spelled Kerrin Marchese.
Finally, our big apology for a date error in the advertisement and Around
Town write-up for the Thurmont Ambulance Company’s dinner. While it was
correctly stated in the cover article about their new event facility. We worked
with the folks at Thurmont Ambulance to communicate the correction to the
public.
