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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1965
Page
2
The department entered service on the day of the fire using a loaned pumper from Sandy Spring and an ambulance from Gaithersburg Washington Grove. It now operates with its own equipment including an $8,000 ambulance and a $22,200 750 gallon pumper.
Construction at the Laytonsville fire house proceeds with footings in place two weeks after crews moved in on August 23. Ground breaking near Md 108 across from Laytonsville Elementary marks the start of a 60,000 square foot facility replacing the February fire loss. Architect John Stann of Rockville and Beltway Construction Co of Annandale oversee the project as donors exceed $100,000.
The Frederick Bicycle Club plans a Sunday outing along the C and D Canal towpath. Meet at the skate house near Culler Lake at 11:00 am, with bikes transported to Seneca by truck. An eight mile round trip to Great Falls and back is planned. all ages welcome, refreshments provided. Reserve with William Abrecht before September 15.
Maisland Young Democrats posed with 200 attendees at Delbert Null farm in Ellerton for their yearly barbecue. Leaders included Randolph Rosencrantz and Kenneth Holmker with Richard Lewin of Baltimore County and others. Charles Dixon Jr spoke on pressures from without at Calvary Methodist Leaders Bible Class. Nine thousand three hundred fifteen Baptists were mentioned in Norway.
Thousands of men and women from teens to 50s can qualify for a State-issued High School Equivalency Diploma accepted as the full equivalent of a regular diploma. The National School of Home Study offers home coaching to pass the State Equivalency Exam. A graduate earns more over a lifetime. contact for a free informative home study book.
Twenty Frederick County firemen joined over 300 firefighters from across the state at a four day University of Maryland course taught by the fire service extension department. Topics included hose and ladder tactics gas masks flammable liquid fires first aid ventilation and situation tactics. The program is an annual public service funded by state and Federal governments. Attendees from Frederick include Howard M. Stroup Charles K. Cashour Jerry W. Hamrick Richard D. Hamrick Terry E. Miller Millard M. Mastrino G. W. Staley II Ronald A. Wachter Charles M. Hahn II D. S. Shoemaker F. G. Baumgardner Jr. Joseph 4. Stone Charles G. Rhodes John E. Wisner Joseph O. Hooper Clinton K. Hughes R. E Zimmerran Robert W. Kenner Paul W. Hoitz and C. N. Rogers.
Washington ap reports total federal tax collections for the year ending June 30 reached 114.4 billion dollars, up 2.2 billion from 1964. Personal income taxes fell about 0.92 billion, while corporate income taxes rose 1.8 billion to 26.1 billion. Excise taxes climbed 0.838 billion to 14.8 billion and estate and gift taxes rose 0.328 billion to 2.7 billion.
The Zecher family of Burkittsville gathered for the 27th annual reunion at the parish hall with a basket lunch. Attendees included Mrs. George Zecher and many Zecher relatives, along with Pastor John L. Barnes and Miss Elizabeth Arnold. Rainfall in Miami averages 46 inches annually.
AR rogers AP Daisy Manufacturing Co an arms maker for American boys for more than half a century is accused by the government of paying women less than men The Labor Department filed suit under the Fair Labor Standards Act as the first test of equal pay for work of similar skill Daisy says the government has failed to specify where it does not meet requirements and cites confusion from meetings with officials Robert Bachman says no one knows the exact violations.
Daisy, famed for BB air rifles, bills itself as the world’s oldest nonpowder gun maker. The lawsuit alleges violation of equal pay provisions since June 14, 1964, by paying women less than men for work requiring equal skill effort and responsibility under similar conditions.
Graceham Volunteer Fire Company Ambulance took part in the 43rd annual Prince Georges County Volunteer Firemen's Association parade in Seat Pleasant. A stray line notes that one in twelve Americans is functionally illiterate.
Houston readers are told a lab consultancy offers a risk free 32 day trial to stop hair loss and grow new hair. The firm claims the treatment works for many but concedes some cases cannot be helped.
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