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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1985
Page
11
Frederick Cablevision opens a temporary marketing office this Saturday and next, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., in Myersville Town Hall to sign up residents for cable service as the “turn on” begins.
Frederick Cablevision plans to serve Myersville starting with a two Saturday marketing push. A temporary office at Town Hall will demonstrate the system and answer questions for residents in Old Hagerstown Road to Canada Hill Road areas. Installations will start within two weeks after signup, with basic Galaxy and Premium Movies packages and the first 50 signups each Saturday receiving a memento.
Light showers and warmth boosted field work across Maryland with 6.1 days suitable for field conditions. Corn, soybeans, hay and apples saw major harvest activity while topsoil moisture remained adequate and subsoil moisture remained short in north central and western Maryland.
The article reports crop progress with rye 75 percent seeded and oats 70 percent, both ahead of last year and near normal, while overall planting is 50 percent complete. It also notes the U S immigration quota at 270000 annually with 20000 per country and 600 per year for colonies, charged to the mother country.
Dr Davis, Frederick attorney and visiting Professor of Law at Mount St Marys, was elected vice chair of the Maryland Humanities Council. Dr Carl Bode of Hyattsville was re elected chairman. The private nonprofit council awards about 400000 annually for public programs in history philosophy language literature linguistics archaeology jurisprudence and related arts social sciences. Call or write 516 N Charles St Suite 201 Baltimore 21201 1 625 4830.
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