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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1965
Page
2
A Lent meditation urges Christians to renew intimate friendship with Jesus Christ, the faithful Friend who remains constant amid busy lives. The piece reflects on rekindling prayer and seeking His presence through Scripture and personal devotion, emphasizing love and devotion as responses to His ongoing fidelity.
Frederick residents sweep the News-Post News Tip Contest in March with first prize for reporting a fatal accident in Emmitsburg that killed a Mount St. Mary’s student. Second and third prizes noted for a bank robbery call in Cascade and a fire at the Key Hotel, plus multiple honorable mentions.
Saturday marks the deadline for fling entries in this year's Mc Donough School Show on May 5. The event opens at 10 a.m. with 40 exhibitors allowed to display dairy or beef cattle. Entries must be registered in the exhibitor's name, and blanks have been sent to last year's state fair exhibitors and are available at the Extension office in Winchester Hall.
The Montgomery County budget of 134 million dollars will be approved and the tax rate set by Thursday April 15. The County Council has held hearings and ongoing work sessions in Rockville to study the budget in detail. The council considers proposals from the County Manager the School Board and citizens and groups voicing their views on the budget.
Jeanne Garigues and Nancy Schoonover led demonstrations at the Johnsville Girls 4 H Club meeting held at Nancy Schoonover's home. Kathy Martin presided and announced Ellen Hevner as the new Girls County Council representative. Cindy Martin and Dorothy Herndon gave closing talks.
Nagging backache and bladder irritation are blamed for sleepless nights and low energy. Doan's Pills are advertised to relieve pain ease bladder irritation and act as a mild diuretic. The ad claims Doan's has helped millions for over 60 years and urges asking for the large size today.
Groundbreaking ceremonies for the Taneytown Swimming Pool at Memorial Park drew about 100 officials and residents. Mayor Raymond Perry received a ceremonial spade from Neil Powell as organizers announced about $50 000 in pledges and donations. Wayne Baumgardtner served as Master of Ceremonies and lauded community fundraising, with praise for Harry Dougherty Sr. and Dean Brown among others.
Chamber of Commerce led by Mrs. Wayne Baumgardner and Ira C. Riger Construction Company head project as Bowers Construction of Kingsdale Pa begins excavation. Construction wraps by May 29 with pool opening to the public and bathhouse by E. E. Stuller Construction of Taneytown also finishing by then.
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