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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1964
Page
2
Montgomery County council eyes trimming the school budget after the board cut about 500000 from the request. Public hearings set for March 2 and 27 with a target April 15 budget adoption.
The Montgomery County Delegation the State League of Women Voters and the Frederick County Young Democratic Club announced actions on the state constitution. A Winchester Hall meeting will feature a Maryland constitutional expert as amendments are debated. A proposed 20 year constitutional convention referendum would require a ballot majority of voters cast, not total votes.
In Lovettsville the Lutheran Church Women held a fellowship supper at New Jerusalem Church with about eight attendees. The event featured new area families including the Cissels Bowmans Truxels and Stevensons, all linked to local farms and the Federal Air Control Center in Leesburg.
The Mary-Martha Circle of the Lutheran Church Women gathered at the church with Mrs. Katherine Sandower leading the program Salvation Belongeth. Attendees included Mrs. Eileen Carpenter Mrs. Virginia Hickman Mrs. Bernice Graham and others from Brunswick Taylorstown and nearby areas. Also noted is a birthday party for Michael Hardy with multiple children and adults in attendance. Frances Lindsey recuperating in Frederick after hospital stay. W A Moore spent weekend with son in Springfield VA. Narcotics report notes increased use among British university students with about 500 marijuana users at Oxford and purple hearts pills popular at Cambridge.
The County Commissioners unanimously rejected the proposed Subdivision Regulations after a Planning Commission meeting. In a letter to Planning Commission chair Dan Wight they stated they are not approving the regulations, although regulations to control large developments are desired.
Commissioners praised the Planning Commission but rejected current subdivision rules, leaving open a future set focused on large housing developments only and excluding minor farm subdivisions. They urged clearer future proposals consistent with state law amid opposition from six Frederick County Bar Association lawyers.
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