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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1966
Page
8
Kay Sherwood reflects on summer swimming options from public and private pools to backyard models. She notes crowded city pools, expensive private clubs, and the rising trend of in-ground and portable backyard pools. The piece cites Muskin reporting four million backyard pools already and another million expected this summer.
Longtime local tennis buff Lloyd J. Rice reports a surge in the sport around Frederick with more players, younger entrants, and a push for more courts near Baker Park pool. He notes Governor Thomas Johnson High School has six courts, players obtain city permits for court time, and plans to press officials for new facilities.
A Thursday night dance for teenagers starts at 8 p.m. at the Baker Park bandshell with music by The Coachmen.
The crown series pools feature welded steel walls with vinyl liners priced from 55 to 350 dollars. Diameters range up to 24 feet with depths from 36 inches in small models to four feet in larger versions. They are designed for water exercises for adults and children and install DIY with a garden hose as the filling tool.
The Alesia Band of Hampstead will play at 8 15 p m tomorrow at the Baker Park bandshell. The Rohersville Concert Band of Boonsboro is slated for next Sunday’s spot.
Power mowers ease lawn work but raise accident risk from negligence. This guide explains rotary versus reel mowers, common injury causes, and safety steps: clear debris, remove obstacles, pick up small objects, stand properly when starting, disengage self propelled clutch, learn controls, keep fuel away from hot parts, and supervise children near the discharge chute.
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