Seek 80000 For Boy Scout Camp Campaign Dinner In Fort Detrick
More than 10 National Capital Area Scout Fund Campaigners will meet in the Fort Detrick Officer's Open Mess on Monday for a dinner and briefing on a campaign to raise 80000 for Frederick County's Francis Scott Key District. The pledge goal covers 30 months and three tax years toward the National Capital Area Council's new Boy Scout camp near Lexington Virginia next to Goshen Pass Route 39. Jacob R Ramsburg will preside in Joseph M Kline's absence. Ramsburg is District Chairman of Finance. George A Zeigler will outline solicitation plans. The campaign aims to clear 1300 of the 4000 acre site and build eight camps for 250 boys each.
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National Capital Area Scout Fund
Fort Detrick
Francis Scott, Key
Francis Scott, Key District
Frederick County
National Capital Area Council
Lexington
Goshen Pass
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Joseph M. Kline
Puerto Rico
Mr. Ramsburg
George A. Zeigler
Scout Camp Change Aims At Lake Site
The organization plans a new camp at a lake to train boys in water skills while preserving most of the land as a natural forest for training in conservation reforestation wildlife management woodcraft nature study camping and allied activities. The move addresses inadequate present facilities and rapid growth of scouting.
Scouts to share new campsite in regional event
The camping period will see Scouts from the Greater Washington Area and from 17 countries in Maryland and Virginia converge at a shared site. The arrangement aims to foster international exchange and regional collaboration among youth groups during the scouting period.
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Greater Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Subdivision Rules Approved For Walkersville Town
The Walkersville Planning Commission approved proposed Town Subdivision Regulations and recommended immediate adoption by the Town Council after a public hearing with over 60 attendees. Burgess Gilmore Trout and Town Commissioners Walter Zimmerman, Charles Stull and others were involved.
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Walkersville
Walkersville Subdivision Rules Hearings Progress Report
Edward Hedges pledged favorable consideration at the March 9 meeting following a joint public hearing with the Planning Commission. No opposition was voiced at Town Hall as J Alfred Catsail explained eased regulations from a December hearing. J Herbert Snyder noted about half attendees came from within a one mile belt around Walkersville.
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Edward Hedges
Walkersville
J. Alfred Catsail
J. Herbert Snyder
Planning Commission
BIDS OPENED FOR 284 FREDERICK HIGH LOCKERS
Bids were opened for 284 school lockers at Frederick High School. John E. Tritt, new business manager, will recommend the low bid by Glover School Equipment Company of Baltimore at 4,592.50 or 3,740 depending on item, with local bids from Frederick Office Supply and Williams Typewriter also entered.
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Board of Education
Frederick High School
John E. Tritt
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Glover School
Baltimore
Frederick Office Supply Company
Williams Typewriter Company
Innsbruck Prepares for 1964 Winter Olympics
Innsbruck with 100000 residents and nearby Ig lis Lizum and Seefeld have been gearing up since 1960 for the 1964 Winter Games, highlighting regional effort and long lead time.
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Innsbruck
Austria
Iglis, Lizum
Seefeld
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