S—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 12, 1975 mOLD t KRME«i •« APRIL 14-20, 1975 Sunlight poor* on lake and hill. Rake old leave* out from under your «hrub* now while they arc util! damp... Albert Einstein died April 18,1955... Pim quarter of the moon April 19 ... La*t killing froat about now ... Average length of day* for the week, 13 hour*, 27 minute* ... Titanic *unk April 16,1912... 200th anniversary of Paul Revere'* ride from Boston to Lexington night of April 18, 1775 ... Sardine* arc running off Maine now ~. Revolution* arc not made, they come. A>k the Old Fanner: Have you any idea how the traveling aaleiman earned the sobriquet of “drum mer/* as in “drum ming up business?" H. Y., Greenville, S.C. The traveling tales man was originally a peddler, driving a team of lionet pull ing a wagon-load of merchandise. On approaching a village, the peddler would often beat a drum to announce hit arrival, hence “drumming up trade.” Il«m« Itlaus Melt cheese In canned tom*to soup and serve ms a sauce for nn wiflPVr over fried or broiled Ash Allcis. OLD FARMER’S WEATHER FORECASTS New England: First part of week mostly clear and cold; end of week generally clear and warmer. Greater New Vork-New Jersey: Early week generally cloudy and mild with light rain; clear .and mild latter part, then light rain by weekend. Middle Atlantic Coastal: Showery at first, then cloudy and mild; week ends partly sunny and mild with occasional showers. 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Mohnton, RD2, Pa. 19540 (near Uamstowni Phone 1215| 484-4391 SEVER’S HARDWARE Christiana, PA |2ls| 593-5687 Southeast Coastal-Piedmont) Cloudy lo start, then Intermittent rain; end of week mostly rloudy with light to .moderate rain. Floe Mat Week begin* very warm and partly sunny, then intermittent shower* in eentrat end aouth; end of week rainy in central and aouth, Update A Western N,Y..Toronlo A Montreal) Thundoratortna at Aral, then imrtinl clearing und cold; rainy latter part, then clearing and seasonably cool. Greater Ohio Valley) Heavy thunderstorms In aouth und oust to aturt, then clearing; moderate thunderatorma latter part, then clearing anil warmer. Deep South) Very warm and cloudy lo atari, then rainy; partly aunny and worm with occnaionol light ruin latter part. Chicago A Southern Great taken Hard thunderatorma In weit at Aral, then moderate to heavy rain In east; heavy thundcr ahowera latter part, then clearing and cool by weekend. 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