Ambulance 179 Goes Into Service in Libertytown
Frederick County EMS expands in Libertytown area as Ambulance 179 begins service serving Johnsville Unionville and Liberty. Residents had long pushed for local ambulance coverage.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1978
Page
6
Frederick County EMS expands in Libertytown area as Ambulance 179 begins service serving Johnsville Unionville and Liberty. Residents had long pushed for local ambulance coverage.
The Gleomen and Belles of Moon join Saint Mary’s College voices and the Saint Mary of the Assumption Choir for a festival mass on April 15 at the Mount’s campus Chapel of the Immaculate Conception in Emmitsburg. Rev. Dr. David W. Shaum will celebrant. Helen Trentham Campbell to direct. Sarah C. Tarr to play organ. Alaska's 1975 per capita income tops US at $8815. In Liberty, EMTs prepare 24 hour service with a 179 ambulance housed at Libertytown Fire Dept under ambulance captain Richard Stine and lieutenants Hemp and Parmelee.
Emmitsburg commissioners unanimously ordered their town engineer to prepare a cost and effect analysis of a new reservoir as a summer water shortage solution. Land purchases for a second reservoir were made five years ago, but a prior council voted against it. The panel also discussed HUD floodplain rules, new building reg and plans to rebuild Main Street, and possible water meters to curb use. Police cruiser bids were approved while a Boy Scout Conservation Project was proclaimed for April 28 to 30.
Willy Wonka and his Captivating Candymobile appear at Frederick Towne Mall through Saturday April 8 with showtimes at 11 a.m. 2 30 p.m. and 7 30 p.m. The piece notes the 1793 French Revolutionary calendar added five extra days in September and a leap day every four years.
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