Frederick Pony Club shines at Capital Region Dressage Rally
Frederick Pony Club members face strong regional rivals from Seneca Potomac Howard and Shenandoah Valley at the Potomac Horse Center on May 29. Team members Holly Johnson Lizzie Gordon Orren Light Dawn Dougherty Christina Van Nor Hallem Paula Toms Sandy Waterman and Skipper Cook competed in walk trot and derby events with Bolly Johnson claiming high score in ring one while Skipper Cook earned a Derby second place. The club’s show jumping squad prepares to meet Capital Region teams on June 18 at Bittersweet Field in Seneca Valley hosted by Folly Club.
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Michael Conrad helped shape Hill Street Blues role
In late 1979 a producer friend asked Michael Conrad to keep March clear for a new show then called Hill Street Station. He agreed, and in March he became Sgt. Phil Esterhaus on Hill Street Blues, a role tailored for him. He later won Emmys for best supporting actor as the series thrived.
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Michael Conrad
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Hill Street Blues
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Vael
Frederick County approves rezoning and 24 amendments
Frederick County commissioners unanimously approve a rezoning request from John L. Curtis to convert 0.78 acres of land near New Market from agricultural to general commercial. Planning and new frontage and road width rules guide the amendments affecting greenhouses nurseries campgrounds antique shops aircraft areas and more. An added clause requires a paved road frontage of at least 25 feet for commercial or industrial sites.
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New Market
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Television schedule and wedding anniversary notices
A long broadcaster and local society item lists TV listings from channels and programs including Brady Bunch and Gilligan's Island, followed by wedding anniversary congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ayler Jr. and a hospital update on Mrs. Asa Smith. Several local families are noted with visits from relatives and friends.
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Henry Baugheroes
Lewis Ayler Jr
Asa Smith
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Supra
Henry Baugher Sr
Baugher
Henry Baugher Jr
Tommy
Buckeystown
Junior Lake
Michelle
Old Annapolis Read
Lewis Ayler II
Wayne Ba
Basterd Read
Daniel Baugher
Frederick
Ethel Smith
John Webb
Elmer Derr Read
Alain Huster
Denise
Ey Tig Poul
Pet. A
Willem Frederick
Boury Bougher
James
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