Winfield Site Backed For School
The State Board of Education approved Carroll County's choice of Winfield as the site for a consolidated high school to serve about 694 students from Mount Airy Sykesville and 100 from Westminster. Ground has been broken. bids for the general contract are due May 1 and Mount Airy and Sykesville high schools will become junior highs after completion.
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Mount Airy
Sykesville
State Board of Education
Carroll County Board of Education
Winfield
Samuel M. Jenness
Carroll County Superintendent of Schools
Carroll County
County Board of Education
A. W. Zimmerman
State Board
Westminster High School
Builders Discuss Codes at Frederick County NAHB Dinner
The Frederick County chapter of the National Association of Home Builders held its March dinner at Dan Dee Restaurant with Ernest W. Ausherman presiding. Topics included sanitary subdivision regulations plumbing housing and building codes and pushing for uniform codes when feasible. Ausherman noted an additional electrical inspector will be assigned to the area by the Department of Underwriters. He was re elected president along with officers Louis Brosius and Charles Smith. The group lists members from E W Rusherman Inc to Horn Electric carving service.
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Frederick County
National Association of Home Builders
Dan Dee
Ernest W. Ausherman
Ausherman
Home Builders Association
Department of Underwriters
Louis Brosius
Charles Smith
E W. Rusherman
Frederick Gas Company
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
King Floor Service Company
Misner’s Ceramic Tile Shop, Inc
Superior Concrete, Inc
Horn Electein Carving Trig Service
Graduation of Airman Apprentice Larry E Haines at Memphis
Airman Apprentice Larry E Haines USN graduated from the Aviation Familiarization School March 12 at the U S Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tenn The two week course covered naval aviation orientation survival practices history of naval aviation theory of flight aircraft carriers and operations aircraft cleaning and inspection survival evasion tactics parachutes and jump techniques He is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Haines RFC J Walkersville
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Larry E. Haines
USN
U.S. Naval Air Technical Training Center
Memphis
Tenn
Haines
Melvin Haines
RFC J. Walkersville
Horse Racing Card from An Odd April 1965 Meet
Readable entries list ten races with purses from 1200 to 2200 dollars for four year olds and up. Each race shows horse names and assorted numbers for weights and performance. The page compiles entrant lists across the day with fractional furlong details and results not provided.
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Edw. Kampel
Luzern Lion
Orbit News
Pop
Mr. Pop
Colony
My Salvation
Sat Rome
Sword of Mine
My New
Band Boy
Southern War
Organ Grinder
Mayor Swem
Dancing Light
Baby Robin
Big Bonanza
Big Jody
Egg O'Peat
Source of Life
Va Belle
Perpignan
Sun Far
Yarrow
Reno
Belbeauty
Brighton Road
Jason
Charle
Jersey Blend
U Park Watch
Laurel Cap Closes Spring Meeting With Laurel Handicap
Laurel Maryland AP report notes the 52nd Laurel Handicap to close the 29 day spring meet with eight entrants. Point du Jour is probable favorite at 124 pounds, while Baitman Or Et Argent and Kentucky Jug are among chief rivals. Attendance down 6.4 percent and wagering off 5.5 percent from last spring.
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Laurel, Md
Laurel Race Course
Magruder Dent
Laurel
Glenelg Stable
Baitman
Colin Campbell
el Argent
Charles H. Strub
Santa Anita
Calumet Farm
John A. Manfuso
Bill Beasley
Mrs. Henry Obre
Clear Springs Stables
Zapata
Weather Bureau predicts warm spell through mid May
Washington forecast notes a 30 day outlook from mid April to mid May with temperatures expected to average above seasonal norms.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Fort Detrick Awards Honor Outstanding Employees
Outstanding Performance Appraisal ratings and Sustained Superior Performance Awards were presented to Fort Detrick staff. Honorees include Charles F. Biggs of the Active Army Photo Mutant's Office, Dorothy M. Bentz in Transportation, Edward L. Heckert of East Coast Relay Station, Arthur T. Hightman in the U.S. Naval Unit, Richard W. Hill in Pathology, and Edward L. Pease in Transportation.
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Fort Detrick
Charles F. Biggs
Act
Uve Army Photo Mutant’s
Dorothy M. Bentz
Transportation Division
Edward L. Heckert
East Coast
Arthur T. Hightman
U.S. Naval Unit
Richard W. Hill
Pathology
Edward L. Pease
Three Promoted To Fill Local Insurance Posts
Three men were promoted to fill positions at the Fire Company of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Seaboard Office in Frederick. Darrell Nygaard becomes assistant superintendent accounting, Gale Lyttle is named field underwriter, and Wayne Jennings is appointed service superintendent. Nygaard, a North Dakota native and Madison College graduate, will move to Frederick with his wife Ann. Lyttle began at State Farm in 1957 and joined the Eastern Office in 1961 with two daughters. Jennings, Charlottesville native and University of Virginia graduate, joined in 1961 and has a wife Genevieve and a young daughter. The Hebrew scribes note topic follows.
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State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance &Co
New Seaboard
Frederick
Darrell Nygaard
Gale Lyttle
Wayne Jennings
Nygaard
Charlottesville
North Dakota
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Ann
Lyttle
Michigan
Hastings High School
Ellen
Jennings
University of Virginia
State Farm
Genevieve
Youths Rescue Themselves After Canoe Capsize In River
Five Alexandria youths swam to safety after their trio of canoes capsized on the Shenandoah River near Harpers Ferry. They were part of seven Explorer Scouts. motorists alerted the Independent and Citizens Fire Company of Charles Town and the Friendship Fire Company of Harpers Ferry. The group dried clothes at the National Historical Park headquarters. Names include Martin Christie Michael Christie Peter Henderson Louis Henderson Randolph Manning Louis Gibbs and Joel Williamson.
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Alexandria
Farm sales tally 430 acres in Frederick County
Two large Frederick County properties totaling 430 acres changed hands for 300000 dollars. Richard A. Burton bought 222 acres on Park Mills Road from George W. Horman Jr. for 120000 dollars. The Baltimore Brick Company bought 208 acres in Creagerstown from a Delaware firm for 180000 dollars.
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Frederick County
Richard A. Burton
Park Mills Road
Greenfield
Baltimore Brick Company
Maryland
Creagerstown
Delaware
Lutheran Women Discuss Plans at Mt Zion Meeting
The Lutheran Church Women of Mt Zion Lutheran Church met at Mrs Kenneth Zimmerman’s home near Frederick. Devotions centered on The Words From the Cross and a spring assembly in Jefferson on April 30 was planned. A May Fellowship Dinner at Frederick’s Evangelical Lutheran Church was announced and a future trip to the United Nations Building in New York was discussed.
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Lutheran Church Women of
Mt. Zion
Frederick
Dopey Sisters Club Holds Spring Meeting
The Dopey Sisters Club held its spring meeting on April 13 at the home of Mrs. Edna Flook in Myersville. Refreshments followed in keeping with the Easter season. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Grace Wilson, Mrs. Jean Keilholtz, and Mrs. Louie Kehne. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Josephine Cody's home.
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Dopey Sisters Club
Edna Flook
Myersville
Grace Wilson
Jean Keilholtz
Louie Kehne
Josephine Cody
Walkersville 4-H Girls Meet for Judging Talk
Walkersville Junior Girls 4H Club met at Ann Bowers home presided by Nancy Eaves. Mrs Donald Garst demonstrated judging baked goods. The next meeting will be at Patricia Trout residence.
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Donald Garst
Walkersville
Ann Bowers
Nancy Eaves
Patricia Trout
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Sanitary Commission
Vernon Rowley Memi
Plymouth
Market
Laurel ‘Cap
Todd Steel
Point of Rocks, Md
Surance
Nathan Jacobson Insurance Div
Null, Inc
W. Patrick Sr
Kemper Insurance
Ghicago
James Grimes
Bruce Runkle
Chuck Woodman
Metropolitan
Family Security
MEM
York
East Church
Ruseroi
Alia
Melvin Eyler
Ray Weddle
Nipercos
Gar
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