Officials Claim Thurmont Won't Tap State Dam
Two Thurmont officials insist the Hunting Creek dam in Cunningham Falls State Park will not affect the town's water supply. Mayor Roy W Lockinghill says there is no plan to tap the lake. Commissioner Ray Weddle says Thurmont will eventually use Hunting Creek, and a valve at the dam wall could be installed now to prevent future emergencies. The town currently uses High Run reservoir, with daily water use around 250,000 to 275,000 gallons.
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Sat Wrrer
Thurmont
Hunting Creek
Cunningham Falls State Park
Roy W Lockinghill
Potomac River
Lockinghill
Department of Forests and’ Parks
Ray Weddle
Weddle
High Run
Buchert and Horn
York
Sandy Hole
Court News Brings numerous marriage licenses and deeded transfers
The court docket lists marriage licenses for Carl W. Bittle and Belva L. Sanders, Gerald Owen Graham and Linda Carol Lewis, Donald J. Main and Helen R. Summers, John Wesley Lucas and Vivian Jeannetta Curry, Harry L. Wachter Jr. and Sharon M. Crum, Ronald R. Ferrara and Mary R. Chopin, Jerry Oliver Phelps and Robin Yvonne Fox. Deeds record Adelaide R. Silberstein et al to Alfred R. Thompson, Adelaide R. Silberstein et al to Ronald H. Tyergar, and other transfers to Crown Oil and Wax Co. and multiple residents. Police report two minor auto accidents with no injuries. Harmon Staley and Texanna Dutrow rear-end collision at Prospect Blvd and Jefferson St, plus Ora Moore and Wanda Miskell collision at the State Farm lot. Damages: $130, $100, $250 and $25 respectively.
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Carl W. Bittle
New Oxford
Belva L. Sanders
Rocky Ridge
Gerald Owen Graham
Big Poole
Linda Carol Lewis
Myersville
Donald J. Main
Thurmont
Helen R. Summers
Frederick
John Wesley Lucas
Vivian Jeannetta Curry
Purcellville
Harry L. Wachter Jr
Sharon M. Crum
Ronald R. Ferrara
Mary R. Chopin
Jerry Oliver Phelps
Robin Yvonne Fox
Adelaide R. Silberstein
Alfred R. Thompson
Ronald H. Tyergar
Clagett B. Wiles
Crown Oil and Wax Company of
Delaware
Clarence Brandenburg
Elvan W. Atherly Sr
Clark H. Smith
Ronald L. Rippean
Kenneth H. McGrew
George L. Kessell
Clyde M. Young
Joseph E. Young
E. W. Ausherman, Inc
City Lire
Harmon Staley
Fairview Avenue
Texanna Dutrow
RFD
Prospect Boulevard
Jefferson Street
Staley
Miss Moore
Miss Miskell
DeMolay Booster Weekend Planned by Frederick Chapter
The Frederick Chapter Order of DeMolay plans its 17th annual booster weekend from Friday to Sunday. Activities start with a 6 30 p m pool party and wiener roast at Braddock Heights, followed by an 8 30 p m dance by Dante and the Nobleman at the Eagles Club on East Patrick Street. Sunday opens at 8 30 a m with a worship service at Grace Reformed Church conducted by chapter members, with speakers including Robert Kefauver, Roger Nicodemus, Ronald Fischer, and James F Fox. Ushering duties are shared by William Sell, Richard Thomas, Phillip Schroeder, and David Fogel. The event ends with a DeMolay Alumni activity.
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Frederick
Order of DeMolay
Activites
Braddock Heights
Job
Dante
Nobleman
Eagles Club
East Patrick Street
Grace Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
East Second Street
Robert Kefauver
Roger Nicodemus
Ronald Fischer
James F. Fox
Chevalier
William Sell
Richard Thomas
Phillip Schroeder
David Fogel
No Fireboats Invited Seattle Plans Namu Whale Reception
Seattle booster group Greater Seattle Inc outlines a civic reception for Namu the whale featuring top hats morning coats a string ensemble and a salmon presentation by Lt Gov Cherberg Acting Mayor Massart will record the welcome for later playback. Namu travels with a cow and two calves as his family aboard a floating corral en route from Namu B C to the Seattle Marine Aquarium.
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Seattle
Wash
Namu
Greater Seattle Inc
John A. Cherberg
Ivar Haglund
Waterfront Restaurateur
Clarence Massart
B.C
Seattle Marine Aquarium
Booster Weekend Fundraiser At Hood College Softball
The event features a 2 30 p.m. softball game at Hood College with a Mother’s Club supervised picnic dinner at 5 p.m. All booster weekend funds support chapter activities. this is the chapter’s only fundraising event.
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Hood College
Mother’s Club
South Korea ruling party readies amity treaty debate
Seoul AP reports a clash between government and minority party lawmakers as the ruling Democratic Republicans move to begin preliminary debate on the Japan-South Korea amity treaty. The government says the National Assembly foreign affairs committee will study ratification, while a cooling-off period paused legislative activity.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
National Assembly
Neruda First South American to Win Oxford Honor
Chilean poet Pablo Neruda aged 60 becomes the first South American awarded an Oxford University honorary doctor of letters in a ceremony at the university. A separate cooking note suggests lemon halves stuffed with bottled chutney as a garnish for broiled ham slices, offering a flavorful accompaniment.
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Oxford
Pablo Neruda
Oxford University
Key Lions Club Citations To Members
Francis Scott Key Lions Club met to honor members with achievement and service awards. Thomas Wainwright received the year’s achievement award and Charles Clipp earned a service citation. Edward Young got the secretary’s award and Ralph May the treasurer’s certificate. Former President Nevin S. Baker presented the honors. Committees were formed for the year and an attendance contest was announced for the coming season. Sue Carol Adams, Frederick County Daily Queen, will speak at the meeting on Tuesday July 27.
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Francis Scott Key Lions Club
Thomas Wainwright
Charles Clipp
Edward Young
Ralph May
Nevin S. Baker
Sue Carol Adams
Frederick County Daily Queen
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Court News
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Wife
Katy
North Market Street
Alyr
Namu the Whale
Johnstone Strait
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
S. Korean Government Minority Party Clash
Key Lions Club
Ben-Gay
C Furniture Routzahn's
East Patrick ST
Routzahn’s
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