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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1972
Page
9
The event features six miles of ski trails in the park and packed evening film showings on snowmobiling and dog sledding. Visitors crowd the heated gym to view winter sports displays while hot chocolate and hot sandwiches sell briskly.
In Newry 20 000 Catholics marched peacefully as Civil Rights Association declares D Day D for disruption on Wednesday. Police expect 30 march leaders to be charged. Heath signals possible settlement talks with Catholic minority.
Policy makers debate handgun controls focusing on cheap Saturday Night Specials and rising city murders. Officials cite 28 of 40 Little Rock slayings with handguns, half of them these pistols, while gun groups warn against sportsmen discrimination amid talks on new quality standards and future gun production.
A state task force aims to aid 1,000 workers left jobless by a 15 million dollar fire at the Robie Industrial Center in Wakefield. The six member panel from the Massachusetts Department of Commerce and Development will seek space for 18 firms damaged or destroyed and consider local financial aid as the town strives to curb arson fears.
Saigon reports the U S Army in Vietnam fell below 100 000 for the first time in over six years with total American forces at 183 700. The weekly tally lists 99 700 Army 26 600 Air Force 6 300 Navy 500 Marines and 100 Coast Guard. Further cuts demanded to reach Nixon’s May 1 ceiling.
State police said 62 year old Harry E. Orman of Carthage died of carbon monoxide poisoning after becoming stranded in a snowstorm. Searchers uncovered his car buried under five feet of snow near the village Sunday. Orman had left his car an hour before to seek help.
Rep. Edward A. Garmatz plans a congressional resolution urging no amnesty for American draft dodgers or deserters who fled or faced imprisonment over Vietnam. The Maryland Democrat and House candidate said most patriotic citizens won’t welcome those who avoided service. He also attacked Sen. George McGovern for seeking general amnesty for draft resisters.
Memorial Union film committee at Oregon State University banned rated films after judging them boring. Committee chairman Gerig cited audience disengagement during a recent show as the reason to end a short lived effort to broaden film offerings.
Local dental health week features T Gregory Hutton DDS on fluoridation. The article notes fluoridated water reduces childhood tooth decay up to 60 percent, with lifelong benefits, while other fluoride uses offer partial protection.
Only two commissioners attend as Four County Farm Development Co and Humble Oil seek rezoning of 2.2 acres on Md 27 at Mill Bottom Rd from A-1 to B-3 at 10 45 am. At 11 15 am Mearl C McClear asks to rezone 2 acres on Md 81 east side south of Sabillasville from M-1 to R-1. Beginning 2 15 pm planners schedule subdivision reviews. Thursday at 10 am covers FY 1972 73 budget Point of Rocks Sewerage district and Walkersville School campus access and mobile home ownership rules.
The Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance Company building was broken into between 2 and 8 a.m. Saturday. Raymond Wigington found a broken front door on Potomac Street before 8:30 a.m. Sai thieves escaped with between 20 and 25 dollars from a coin box used for meeting contributions. Two coke machines, an office cabinet, doors, and an empty mailbox were damaged during the robbery. Thompson is investigating.
Classified notes show multiple rental ads. Couples seek small apartment or house with reasonable rent near Pred area and Mt. Airy to Baltimore corridor. Employed bachelor and family of four request small homes or farms with references. Various rooms for rent listed with contact numbers and amenities.
A private party seeks to buy a farm with barns and 25 to 30 acres or 2 to 50 acres with house and barn. Any condition. wooded or clear land acceptable. Contact Skyline Realty Co. or Ray Wahl at listed numbers.
Application to Frederick City Planning Commission seeks approval for Parcel A Antieta Village on O Possum Town Pike Frederick City Maryland containing 40000 square feet. Objectors must appear at the hearing February 14 1972 at 7 00 PM in the Board Room City Hall Frederick Maryland.
Guy W. Nusz named personal representative of the William N. Vaciliou estate, died January 4 1972, with will. Creditors must file claims with the Register of Wills Frederick County by six months from appointment or by July 21 1972. Publication dates January 24 31 and February 7 1972.
Public sale at 238 W 5th St features an estate with a Cushman maple bedroom set tele fridge TV dining group, beds, wardrobes, living room sets, and assorted appliances. Items include stoves refrigerators gas stove oak desk and furniture plus trucks available and reasonable commission. Phone contact 663-4601 for details.
The Frederick County Board of Commissioners proclaims February 6–12 1972 as National Children's Dental Health Week urging residents to promote early dental care for children. Signed on February 4 1972 by President John A Derr Vice-President Donald L Lewis and Secretary Lawrence A Dorsey.
Business opportunities listing for a central location on 7 N. Malin Street in Union Bridge Maryland with appointment only viewings. Contact O. B. Devilbiss at 775-2117 for details and showing.
For rent houses: one on Balenger Rd near 705 on farm with 2 rooms, 95 dollars. Another near Frederick with 2 bedrooms and 114 baths, electric heat, central air, convenient location. Call Judy 662 7464 or Mrs Fish 371 6917. Additional rental: garage near Fred, 100 per month, deposit required, after 59 call 663 6082.
Classified rental notices show one and two bedroom apartments with utilities included, some with refrigerators and stoves. Listings include Mt Airy Development Inc occupancy in May, contact numbers 945-6513 and 829-0747, plus Baker Refauer Rentals offering over 30 units.
For sale items include a 1959 Ford V8 1/2 ton in very good condition with phone after 5 at 462-8441, a Chevrolet truck and a 1970 truck camper sold separately or together with phone 29-1732, a 1971 Ford pickup with PS and phone 289-4941, a 1949 Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup in good shape with phone 662-2730, a 1964 F Model Mack tandem rebuilt engine with phone 662-3949, and a 1969 Ford F600 in good condition from Frederick Dist. Co. Inc. at 663-4697.
FOR SALE AUTOBILES fragment listing several vehicles with brief details. Includes a 45 Pontiac Tempest Station Wagon with radio air conditioning and asking 3450. 1964 Pontiac 4 Dr Sedan with radio auto trans power steering best offer Damascus 253 2797. 1969 Chevrolet 8 Cyl 4 Dr Mardtop with 000 mi call 371 5414. 61 MGA with 4 B engine and extra body make offer phone 865 5248. 62 Chevy Beta Station Wagon inspected new paint 662 1343. Jeep Wagoneer 4 Dr 4 wheel drive PS rebuilt motor 4 new tires 575 as is B98 9779.
Veteran with 72 years experience in administration seeks position in any reasonable capacity. Also available to care for elderly in homes in Mt. Pleasant or Fred area. Calls and references: 299-8734, 898-7453, 662-2353. Also offers painting interior and exterior with free estimates at 473-8322.
100 bales Timothy hay with no rain 70c per bale. Albert Zimmerman 698 7322 six miles from Frederick on Gas House Pike. Hay delivered in 500 bare lots $45 per ton. Curry Supply Co Curryville Penna shaving and sawdust by trailer loads. Call 253 2751 Marvin Burdette.
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