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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1965

Page

16

School Board Studies Musical Instrument Bids

Nine bids were opened for Brunswick High School musical instruments and equipment. Bids came from firms in Philadelphia New York Towson and Washington among others for 31 items including pianos auto-harps piccolos oboes clarinets saxophones and tympanis. The lowest bid on each item will be set by purchasing supervisor John E Tritt and reviewed at the next Frederick County School Board meeting.

New Brunswick Frederick County Weyman Company Philadelphia Universal Musical Instrument Company New York City H. & H. Music Company Towson Kitt Music Company Washington, D.C Mea Ehey Music Company Hanover Alexander’s Music Shop Cambridge Jordan Piano Company Washington Colonial Music Store Frederick John E. Tritt

Community Colleges Endorsed By Sickles

Rep Carlton Sickles urged Maryland to create two year tuition free public community colleges to relieve overcrowding. He cited California as a model where students may attend two year colleges tuition free regardless of rank.

Sickles Carlton R. Sickles Maryland Charles County Community College California

Billy Graham Speaks at Camp David Weekend Services

Evangelist Billy Graham held private services in the Camp David recreation hall in Maryland while the Johnsons hosted guests including John Steinbeck and Bill Moyers. Graham and his wife were weekend guests as the Johnsons prepared to fly to Bloomington Indiana for Adlai Stevenson’s funeral services.

Billy Graham President Johnson Camp David Presidential Retreat Catoctin Mountains Maryland Johnsons Graham John Steinbeck White House Bill D. Moyers Bloomington Adlai E. Stevenson

County Grants Permits For New Buildings

County assessors approved 13 new building permits totaling over 100000 with seven new homes the top line items. The most valuable is a 22000 brick veneer residence for Rusherman Construction on Edgewood Church Road Clover Hill, followed by two 15000 frame and brick homes for Clyde and Frances Brewer and Robert L. Wade in Frederick. Additional approvals include 14000 brick veneer and 14000 frame brick homes for William Myers and Curtis Shaff, plus a 10500 frame home for Kenneth Willard near Thurmont. Other permits cover a 600 carport, 180 calf shelter addition, storage and utility sheds, and ongoing farm and residential projects across Frederick County.

Rusherman Construction Company Edgewood Church Road Clover Hill Putman Road Fish Hatchery Road Clyde Frances Brewer RFD 1 Monrovia Robert L. Wade Frederick Sent MD. 26 Mount Pica Reel’s Mill Road Harmony Hill William H. Myers Third Street Lori Lane Willis Acres Curtis Shaff West South Street Raymond C. Clem RFD Bloomfield Ae Floyd de Grange Baker Valley Araby Church Road Raymond T. Titman Thurmont Brice Road Kelly Store Road Glenn A. Palmer Scravel Road U.S. 40 Myersville Ernest and Virginia McKenzie Boone Avenue Bartonsville Road

Rosenstock Heads State Bar in 1966

A Frederick County native and Frederick County Bar former president Benjamin B. Rosenstock was chosen president-elect of the Maryland Bar Association at its Atlantic City annual meeting, becoming the fourth Frederick County leader and the sixth from the Sixth Judicial Circuit. He earned a Johns Hopkins BA in 1922 and an LLM in 1925, was admitted to the bar in 1935, and has long served in Maryland business and Democratic circles. Old Faithful in Yellowstone erupts at intervals between 32 and 94 minutes, averaging about 64, with only half within five minutes of the mean.

Benjamin B. Rosenstock Frederick Maryland Bar Association Atlantic City William Marbury Baltimore Rosenstock State Association Frederick County James McSherry Hammond Urner John Newman Sixth Judicial Cir New Market District Central Committee Maryland Independent Hose Company Democratic Yellowstone Park

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