Four Girls Vie For Queen Potomac III
Four young ladies compete for Queen Potomac III by selling Brunswick Potomac Foundation membership cards. The contest runs until August 9. Participants include Vera Painter of Point of Rocks, Patti Taylor of Brunswick, Melinda Kersey of Brunswick, and Debbie Edwards of Frederick, with their respective school affiliations and parents noted. Memberships priced from $1, limited to one card per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick- Potomac Foundation
Oo Vera Painter
Point of Rocks
Brunswick High School
Robert Painter
Patti Taylor
East A St
Brunswick
Daugher
Paul Tayor
Melinda Kersey
East Potomac St
Harry Kersey
Debbie Edwards
South Jefferson St
Frederick
Frederick High School
William D. Edwards
Brunswick Potomac Foundation
Traffic disruption demonstration stalls intersection
A Providence group demanding a new traffic light staged a disruption by driving 10 cars into an intersection and stopping. After brief pauses they left, circled the block, and repeated the tactic, nearly stalling the protest itself.
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Providence, RL
King Lawson Reunion Honors Past, Elects Officers
The 20th annual King-Lawson reunion for descendants of John M. King and J Uriah Lawson was held July 11 at Baker's Park in Jefferson. Officers elected for the coming year were President Gary Flock, Vice President Jack Kling, Secretary Frances Phelps, and Treasurer James Haupt. Door prizes were won by Lola Haupt and Jack Phelps. The reunion will meet again on the second Sunday in July next year at Baker's Park in Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King-Lawson
John M. King
J. Uriah Lawson
Baker’s Park
Jefferson
Gary Flock
Jack Kling
Frances Phelps
James Haupt
Lola Haupt
Jack Phelps
Harry Burdette
Wayne Burdette
Joseph Droneburg
Everett Lawson
Patty
Dorsey Lawson
Virgie Lawson
Bernard Staley
Holland Lawson
Richard Lawson
al Hummel
Maynard Kling
James Houpt
Gary
Flook
Sharon
Gene Barton
Lewis Cross
Joseph Spates
Joan
Joyce King
Calvin Burdette
Doris Jane Burdette
Thurston King
Katherine Burdette
Ernie
Mary Ellen Naples
Kenneth King
Leonard King
Mack Burdette
Hood College Announces Five Evening Grad Courses
Hood College will offer five graduate courses in the evenings for the fall term September 1 to December 22. Applications are due August 10 for degree candidates and September 1 for non-degree students. Registration is September 1 and 2 in Rosenstock Hall room 110. Courses cover education English political science and psychology with instructors Louise Waynant Hadley Tremaine Virginia Lewis Harold Moser and H Ira Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenstock Hall
Louise
F. Waynant
Reading Center
College of Education
University of Maryland
Hadley Tremaine
Hood
Virginia Lewis
United States
Harold E. Moser
H. Ira Conley
Frederick Mental Health Clinic
Playground Week Honors Founder Joseph E Lee in Frederick
Frederick Recreation Commission marks Playground Week to honor Joseph E Lee creator of the first American playground. July 26 to 30 feature daily supervised activities across Baker Park and local parks with tennis, softball, crafts, music, birthday parties, small tournaments, and a country trip ending in a dance contest.
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Frederick
College Avenue
Staley Park
College Estates
Staley Parks
Lee
Carver
East Third
Mullinix
Carver Park
Hamilton Park
Baker Park
Monocacy Park
Rosedale Park
Music Lady
Rosedale
Monocacy Parks
Catoctin Park
South End
Staley
Catoctin
Tiny Tot Town
Linden Hills
Harmon Field
Babee Parks
Chapel Park
Hamilton Parks
South End Park
Chapel
Harmon Field Parks
Library of Congress Holds Vast Yet Public Pornography Collection
Across the Capitol, the Library of Congress houses one of the world’s largest readily accessible pornographic archives. Most U S books are copied for copyright, with government seizures contributing. Staff curate only marginal material, keeping hard core works while offering public access to all items fit for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Library of Congress
United States
Jean Metz
Denmark
Mexico
Halifax’s 1970 Cargo Throughput Reaches 9001 322 Tons
In 1970 Halifax handled 9001 322 tons of cargo marking a notable volume for the port that year. The figure reflects total goods shipped through the harbor amid ongoing trade activity and port operations.
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Halifax
Safety tips for microwave ovens from health department
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare outlines safety steps for microwave ovens including reading manuals, checking for shipping damage, keeping distance from operating units, turning off timers before door opening, supervising children, avoiding metal objects, not tampering with interlocks, not operating empty ovens, avoiding metal cookware, and regular cleaning and servicing. It notes federal regulation since 1968 and compares microwave safety to gas and electric ovens while warning of radiation risks and pacemaker interference.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
T. V
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Potomac III
Vera Painter
Assembly of God Church
Ceresville
Walkersville
David Howe
Motter Avenue
Cedric Smith
D.C
Haven of Ponography
Bill
Shepley'’S, Inc
S. Market ST
Heu Dam
Man
There
Fes
North American
American Citizens Against Crime
ACAC
Acad American Citizens Against Crime
LAW & Order
Lly
Ana Civer
Frederik Cave
William E. Shepley
Frederick, MD
Call
Brandenburg
W. Pariah
Frederick, Wd
Shepley
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Testes
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Markel SI
Bermuda
Grand Bahama Island
New York
Queen Anna Maria
Olympia
Greece
Bover “Parking
South Market St
Travel Agency
RTE
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