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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1984

Page

5

Courthouse and S&L drop Christmas tree over fire rules

Frederick County Courthouse and Loyola Federal halted Christmas trees after fire marshal rules. Fresh cut trees in public buildings must be water maintained and lit only with U S listed indoor lights. Trees should be removed after holidays or when dry.

Frederick County Leywle Federal Saveings and Loan Association Frederick Jerry Chipley Loyola Federal Iorsnai Waller F. Murray Jr U.S

Christmas displays at courthouse and bank face fire code limits

Bea Trout, courthouse building manager, cites a variance in fire code while keeping artificial decorations up. Loyola Federal showcases a 75 year old sleigh display on loan from Evelyn Pople, with bears for visitors to ride and have photos taken.

Bea Trout Trout State Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr Loyola Federal Sue Strevig Evelyn Pople Jefferson Harry Feaga Feagaville Poplo Bears Edith Hamilton Strevng Strevig Citizens Nursing Home Betty Rosemier Brenda Kemp Barbera Foland Lora Grame Aleigh Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Frederick Office Richard T. Meagher

Damascus students train to keep drugs from their school

Damascus High School joins the 27th Maryland Alcohol Drug Action Resources Team MADART after a week long program at Wellspring Retreat Center near Germantown. Students and officials rehearse an action plan to present to the community, aiming to prevent drug use among teens amid limited local problems.

Damascus High School Damascus Maryland Alcohol Drug Action Resources Team Madart Wellspring Germantown Karen Evans Montgomery County Robert Renfrew Gaithersburg Cape Renfrew Unicer Aran Clark Clark Rockville James Fish DHS Fish

Right To Life wins free bus ads in Montgomery County

Montgomery County settles a free advertising dispute with Right To Life after a suit filed by the ACLU. The county will allow placement of Right To Life ads on Ride-On buses without charge, ending a spring time controversy over a 985 monthly rental fee. The county also covers court costs up to 25000 and the ads go up December 31.

Kensington Montgomery County Right To Life” Group Federal District Court Lastoenth The American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Maryland Ada

Beverly Enterprises bids to build 120 bed nursing home in Frederick

Beverly Enterprises of Rockville seeks approval to construct a 120 bed nursing center at U S 15 and Mercer Place Frederick. The plan includes 8 beds for continuous nursing 32 beds for ambulatory patients 20 beds for Alzheimer's and psychogeriatric care plus community programs and adult day services. The company cites quality care and internal safeguards to gain support from health authorities and the public.

Rockville Beverly Empérpises Frederick Western Maryland Health Systems Agency Board Maryland Health Resources Planning Commission U.S. 15 Mercer Place Mark Davis Beverly Enterprises Davis Washington D.C Davis S Lae

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