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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1965
Page
3
County and town authorities granted two Brunswick permits valued at 1000 dollars each. One adds a 20 by 13 foot addition to D. Robert Merriman’s home at 16 East C Street and another constructs a 32 by 36 foot shop next to 106 Greenwood. County totals reach 37450 dollars across several permits.
Highest valued permit goes to Lynn M. Durst for a $34 000 brick home in Sugarloaf Overlook on Md 80. Other permits include a $3 000 two room bath addition for Simon M Stull on Bethel Road and a $450 storage shed for Robert and Stella Chance on Reichs Ford Road near Namaville.
Montgomery County school officials report ongoing sewer and drainage issues at Olney Elementary and Sherwood Elementary and High School. Pumping costs reach about 3500 dollars yearly with monthly costs up to 150 dollars. plans for public sewer funding were delayed by council actions and a court suit.
Tire company expansion in Cumberland aims to boost truck production by 2 percent this year. Linganore High School schedules its first regular PTA meeting Monday at 7 30 p m with visitation, 8 15 p m program. Dr Henry P Laughlin of Mt Airy to serve as PTA president this year. Charles W Wood of New Market as vice president. Mrs Duval Sneadner and Mrs C Strafford Grabill of Libertytown named recording and corresponding secretaries. Jesse I Burall of Montrovia is treasurer. Pinch defined as enough spice to cover the tips of a small kitchen knife.
Porter C. Trice of the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission spoke to the Lions Club on safe driving. A prepared film emphasized defensive driving and the three Cs concentration, control and courtesy. It urged a buffer zone of one car length per ten miles per hour and cautioned drivers to keep full attention to avoid fatal accidents.
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