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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1966

Page

10

Patrick Shops Center plans new stores

The Patrick Center on West Patrick Street will add two openings by March 15 including the Pam Lee candy and gift shop and the Frederick Hobby and Model Raceway Center, with an Acme supermarket and 10th Drug Fair already at the center. Kerry Strong announces the schedule and expansion details with local officials and business owners involved.

Patrick Center West Patrick Street Kerry Strong Washington Television and Radio Star Acme Pam- Lee Candy and Gift Shop Frederick Hobby and Model Raceway Strong Pristo Sybert Hobby Center Rice's Color Center Fred Young Frederick Glenmore Rice Rice’s Color Center New Patrick Center Pam-Lee Loft’s Frederica

Native Frederick Woman Opens Shop at Local Center

Mrs P M Stonesifer, a native of Frederick, will operate a 943 square foot store in the shopping center. She just returned from Salisbury North Carolina where she had retired from business. Plans for a large chain hardware store at the center were cancelled but other shops will open soon.

P. M. Stonesifer

Fluid Milk Amendments Set Prices Through February 1967

The Agriculture Department favors amending Washington DC and parts of Maryland and Virginia milk orders to raise fluid milk prices through February 1967, while keeping per hundredweight rates above the February level. Polls by cooperative associations will decide approval by two thirds of farmers in each area. If adopted, March through June prices would be at least $5.40 per hundredweight, about 26 cents lower than current February, with 1966 July to February at $5.55 to restore pre 1963 levels. Officials say the plan stabilizes production and ensures adequate milk supplies. Hindman KY: Troublesome Creek overflows, washing out part of a new sewer and water system under construction.

Washington Agriculture Department Washington, D.C Chesapeake Bay District of Columbia Maryland Virginia

10000 Anti Reds March In Jakarta

In Jakarta more than 10 000 anti Communist students marched in a funeral procession for three shot by palace guards. They vowed to struggle to the death to dissolve Sukarno’s cabinet amid anger over the defense minister’s dismissal.

Singapore Jakarta Sukarno Abdul Haris Nasution

Fire遭 Lincoln tavern smoke from stove vent prompts quick response

Five fire companies battled a stove vent fire that spread to an overhead fan and filled a Lincoln tavern with smoke. Two patrons remained seated drinking beer until a police officer ordered them to leave.

Lincoln Neb

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