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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1978

Page

3

Recreation and Parks Month proclaimed in Frederick County

The Frederick County Board of Commissioners has proclaimed June as Recreation and Parks Month to celebrate the value of outdoor activities. The piece praises volunteers who support youth recreation, notes the economic role of tourism and gear sales, and highlights the Parks and Recreation Commission led by Michael Mullen with Gilbert L. Kingsbury as director.

Frederick Anc Uuaines Agu Canve Frederick County Parks & Recreation Commission Michael Mullen William Browning Gilbert Cross Harold Moser Charlotte Montgomery George Nicholson Patricia Lanner Paul Spurrier Gilbert L. Kingsbury Carl L. Gaites YNCA William Gray Catoctin Mountain Gilbert Kingsburg

AMVETS Corrects Two Transpositions In Frederick Note

AMVETS Department of Maryland Commander Warren Conklin asks Frederick Post 2 to correct two errors in a June issue report on the AMVET State Convention. He notes miscaptioned officers and reversed attendance figures and invites public attendance at Flag Day ceremonies with flag disposal at 7 p.m. across from Post Home on South Street.

Frederick Post AMVET Frederick Amvet Post 2 John Martz Warren Conklin Post 2 Amvets Department of Maryland South St. Frederick

Maryland voters face cannibalized taxes and canal fears

A reader letter questions Senator Mathias and Maryland tax policy amid Panama Canal debate. He warns of tax hikes for homeowners, Port of Baltimore risks, and party infighting, urging accountability from County Commissioners and a push for better education funding and governance.

Maryland Charles McC. Mathias Panama Canal California Carroll Sacred Trust Blair Lee Montgomery U.S. Senate Panama House Baltimore Jimmy Carter Panama Canal Canal Zone Omar Torrijos Far East Maryland Treasury M County Mathias Saale Thomas Jefferson Charles Carroll Carroluca Abraham Incola Singlaub Douglas MacArthur Harry Fan Fin- Mathias America

Weinberg Center Declares Fire Safety Measures Adequate

In response to May 17 concerns from Storm and Sparry, officials including the fire marshal reiterated that the Weinberg Center is as safe as it can be. The letter cites ongoing safety checks and adherence to regulations, with no further upgrades announced at this time.

United Nations New York U.N Maryland Gergy & Lally Weinberg Center Sparry Storm Mr. Storm

Dress Contest Draws Frederick’s Women at Church Street Shoot

About 138 women from Frederick attended dress contest segments hosted by local women’s clubs on Church Street. Winners for top three places were Mrs. L. E. Ogle Adamstown Mrs. Maurice D. Coblentz Middle Town and Mrs. Ira L. Davis Hyattsville.

Frederick Church Street of Bua Women's Clubs L. E. Ogle Adamstown Maurice D. Coblentz Middletown Ira L. Davis Hyattstown

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