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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
9
Frederick Maryland newspaper dated Friday March 13 1964 reports local events updates and notices with brief items across community government and society.
Fort Detrick activity Saturday March 7 featured the presentation of awards to Scout members. Charles V Main awarded the Outstanding Contribution to Youth trophy to Mrs. Charles E Broadrup on behalf of Dr. Charles E Broadrup, who is hospital bound. Eagle awards to Robert Aird and Karl Jacobson were presented by Dr Harold A Neufeld, with six new Tenderfeet and several class advancements announced. A taped recording of the proceedings and a trophy accompanied the citation.
Fraser, a keen basketball player, completed a gruelling 20 mile hike with Scouts before joining a basketball game. Certificates of appreciation were awarded to six mothers for their dedication to Troop activities. Twenty nine scouts earned 59 merit badges across various subjects including Lifesaving Citizenship in the Nation and Public Speaking. Rev. Carroll Boyer of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church gave the Invocation. The closing ceremony was led by Explorer Post 799.
The New Market Town Council is weighing five men to replace former Councilman Norman Lease who resigned earlier. Mayor W Franklin Smith and the council discuss setting a regular monthly meeting date after months of irregular gatherings. An informal meeting two weeks ago reviewed the five candidates for appointment.
A group including Paul Staley Artie Elworthy Jesse Burall Benjamin Palmer and Dr Albert R Miller Jr have not named a replacement for Councilman Lease. No meeting has been held since and no date set for proposed new monthly meetings in New Market.
The Town Council is weighing a shift of the former town meeting to the second Wednesday of the month, a proposal disclosed by the Council Source last night.
Miss Dotty Bailey of Taneytown High School is named the 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after achieving the highest score in the General Mills sponsored contest.
A student earned the Home maker of Tomorrow pin and will have her test paper entered in state competition. The winner receives a $1,500 college scholarship and Encyclopaedia Britannica set for her school. The state's second ranking girl gains a $500 scholarship.
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