Union Bridge Youth Wins Future Farmers Oratorical
Kenneth Stonesifer of Union Bridge won first in the FFA area oratorical contest at Frederick Toastmasters Club with Agri culture in Russia. He will represent the area at the forthcoming national contest. Judges were Rankin Lusby, Amelia Weinberg, and John Zufall.
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Kenneth Stonesifer
Union Bridge
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Farmer's of America
Wendell Cochran
West Virginia
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Wayne Donaway
Delaware
Frederick
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Russia
Merhle Duvall
Mathias
W.va
Laurel
Del
Stonesifer
Rankin Lusby
The
Farm Bureau
Amelia Weinberg
Frederick Community College
John Zufall
Paul Gray
Washington
FFA
Harold Reiley
Marland Ffa
Lacy Cochran
W. Va
Slonesifer
Landon Shelton
Laurel,Del
Cecil Massey
H. E. Edwards
Dickerson Farmer Seeks To Develop Picnic Area
A Montgomery County Board of Appeals hearing on a proposed 360 acre recreation and entertainment area near Dickerson was continued to clarify the facility scope and board jurisdiction. Harry Glickman seeks a special exception for a camping and picnic site on Wasche Road with a six acre lake and boating and fishing. The Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission supports the venture as a private facility potentially better meeting needs than a government agency.
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Dickerson
Montgomery County Board of Appeals
Harry Glickman
Longview Farm
Wasche Road
Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission
Park and Planning Commission
Sudbury Reveals Expensive Nickel Replica Park Icon
A 30 foot copy of a Canadian nickel cost 35000 to produce and stars at Sudbury Ontario Cen ten nial Numismatic Park. The city plans Kennedy half dollar and five shilling coin models in the future as Sudbury accounts for about 75 percent of the world’s nickel supply.
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Sudbury
Ontario
Humble Oil seeks rezoning for service station site
Humble Oil and Refining Company seeks a special exception on about half an acre at the Maryland 356 and South Westland Street intersection south of Gaithersburg. Attorney William Clark says the land was bought in 1968 for a service station, blocked now by current zoning. The area is residential. nearby property owner Esther W. Scott notes safety concerns from debris and dust. The land on the opposite side of the road is proposed for rezoning to commercial, while the current parcel remains residential.
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Gaithersburg
Chestnut Street
Oakmont Avenue
Toomey
Church of the Nazarene
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Maryland 356
South Westland Street
Atty
William Clark
Humble
Praryland 355
Esther W. Scott
Sandy
Torrential Rain Deluges Eastern Shore City Areas
Torrential rains drenched Maryland's Eastern Shore on Sunday with Ocean City hardest hit. The Atlantic resort recorded over four inches of rain in seven hours causing basement floods and traffic tieups.
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Ocean City
Atlantic
Solon Says Balto. Needs State Help
Baltimore Maxwell AP Del reports Solon calls for state aid as Baltimore faces funding gaps and local challenges requiring government support to address municipal needs and service gaps.
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Balto
Baltimore
Maxwell
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Montgomery Fair Opens Today With Record Prize Money
GAITHERSBURG AP reports the Montgomery Fair opens today featuring a record 56011 dollars in prize money on Governor's Day Thursday. Governor Tawes is expected to participate, drawing crowds and local excitement to the event.
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Gev. Tawes
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