New Market Lions Sponsor Country Western Show
Country music stars Porter Wagoner and Dolly Parton will perform at Governor Thomas Johnson High School on August 10 at 6 and 9 p.m. The Lions Club will sponsor the benefit for the Sight Conservation Fund with proceeds aiding glasses, cataract patients, and local projects. Tickets are sold in Frederick, Hagerstown, and Gaithersburg outlets and at local music shops.
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Porter Wagoner
Dolly Parton
Frederick
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Speck Rhodes
Wagonmasters
New Market District
Lions’ Club
Sight Conservation Fund
Marion D. Carmack
Eye Bank
State of
Maryland
Carmack
Home canning and freezing workshop at FCC
Frederick Community College offers a free one session course on July 10 from 7 to 9 p.m. in partnership with the Frederick County Cooperative Extension Service. Kathryn Jenkins, Home Extension Agent, teaches proper equipment sanitary methods temperatures for safe home canning and freezing materials.
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FCC
Frederick Community College
The
Community College
Frederick County Cooperative Extension Service
Kathryn Jenkins
Frederick County Home Extension
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and News
Lime Kiln and Frederick area residents report weekend and recent visits. Sammy Baugher stayed with the Hoffmaster family. Preston Smith and son visited Mrs Ethel Smith and family and Mr Paul De Grange and family. Several households welcomed relatives from Frederick RFD 4 2 9 and Florida while Nancy Beachley spent a week with her grandmother Mrs Smith. Our deepest sympathy to the Ausherman family.
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Henry Baugher
Scott May
Green Briars Park
Sammy Baugher
Harvey Baugher
Frederick
Leonard Hoffmaster
Preston Smith
Boonsboro
Ethel Smith
Rene Thompson
William Spring
Bonnie
Linda May
RFD 9
Vernon McDonald
Florida
Edward Setters
Joseph Bayles
RFD 2
Ethel Scheetz
Dale Fellows
Leslie Fellows
Danny Baugher
Harold Hawkins
Lawrence Ausherman
Araby
Ausherman
Nancy Beachley
Eugene Beachley
Jefferson
Prosecutor fights new trials for Yablonski killers
Special prosecutor Richard Sprague urged Washington County Court to hold a hearing on whether the death penalty remains valid in Pennsylvania for Paul Gilly and Aubran Martin, who face death sentences for the December 1969 Yablonski murders. Judge Charles Sweet said a decision might take 60 days. Sprague and defense attorneys argued various angles including the Supreme Court ban on capital punishment and the state’s split verdict system.
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Washington, Pa
Richard Sprague
Yablonski
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Sprague
Paul Gilly
Aubran Martin
Supreme Court
Charles Sweet
Martin
Gilly
Cleveland
Anette
Hase
United Mine Workers i
Joseph A
Jock’? Yablonski
Clarksville
Sweet
Mies
Gerald Golf
Yorty to Spin Convention Discs
Los Angeles politician Sam Yorty says he will attend the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach and replace Dick Whittinghill as a radio show DJ. He will interview political figures, play records, and read commercials on KMPC from the convention. Yorty previously campaigned for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Newsmen
Dick Whittinghill
Miami Beach
Fla
KMPC
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New Market Lions
Harold Staley
Union Bridge
B & T Records
Watson's Restaurant
Frederick Music Center
Colonial Music
Hagerstown
Country Music Warehouse
Gaithersburg
Gold
Frals
Ete Tire
Gills
Johnny Rivers
Roger Williams
Glen Campbell
Jay & the Americans
Edie Holman
Johnny Mann
Martin Denny
Chilites
Emmet Rhodes
Jerry Vale
B.J. Thomas
Dionne Warwick
Sammy Davis JR
Bobby Sherman
the Ventures
Johnny Mathis
Steppenwolf
5Th Dimension Doors
Tony Bennett
Yeur Choice
Burl Ives
Norman Luboff Choir
the Rascals
Vanilla Fudge
Michael Parks
Bobby Goldsboro Traffic Canned Heat
Sam Coolee
Engelbert Humperdinck
Frank Sinatra
Cream Joan Baez
MELANIE _ AND
Arlans
Rolling Stones
Iron Butterfly
BEE Gees
Stevie Wonder
Supremes
Rod Stewart
Eric Clapton
Temptations
Money Back
Bank Americard
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