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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1964
Page
18
The Union Bridge Town Council met to set a maintenance policy for the Community Center donated by Mrs. F. Earle Shriner. Annexation of 90 acres of Carroll County land to Union Bridge, in four parcels, was approved unanimously and will take effect mid May without a referendum.
The Monday Town Council meeting approved the Union Bridge Parks Board 21 recommendations for operating and maintaining the Community Center. A new Auxiliary will serve dinners to groups with reservations approved by the council, and all center maintenance costs will be covered from rental income and dinners, with the remainder funded as a public service on the 12 acre site housing a baseball diamond and Little League field.
Town officials said the Union Bridge Lions Club operates a children's playground area on the Community Center property, linking the club's activities with municipal facilities and public use.
The east side of Main Street from the Post Office to the Fire Hall now carries two hour parking signs. The opposite side remains no parking, ending unlimited or all day parking on Main Street in Myersville. Mayor Grayson Doub pledged to enforce the change.
Town plans finalized at Friday meeting for May 11 polls from 3 to 7 p.m. in the Myersville Fire Hall. Voters will choose between two mayoral candidates and eleven candidates for five town council seats under the new charter. Mayor Doub notes strict enforcement of the two hour parking limit on Main Street with state police and county deputies available for enforcement.
Kehne Furniture of South Market Street opposes Mayor Doub who is closing his 12th year as Myersville chief executive. Five council seats are filled with Mayor Doub leading a complete slate while other candidates run independently.
The United States Agency for International Development announces a Pakistan loan package with plans centered in Karachi, signaling intensified aid operations in the region. The move follows initial negotiations and aims to bolster development projects across urban infrastructure and social services.
A $100 million commodity loan was announced to help Pakistan import iron and steel for the completion of its second five year plan. A new primitive human species was discovered in Tanganyika and named Homo habilis meaning able or having ability.
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