County First At Republican Training Course
Earl C. Smith Jr. of Frederick County received the Maryland award for the highest delegate count at the 1972 Young Republicans Leadership Training Conference held March 8 to 11 in Washington DC. National leaders addressed county delegates as more than 16 000 Young Republicans attended. Frederick County names and Washington County attendees joined Smith and state officers. Carroll County also sent delegates including Robin Barrack and Glenn Steicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Republican Club
Earl C. Smith Jr
Maryland
Young Republicans
Washington, D.C
William Brock
Tennessee
Frederick County
Sheraton Park Motor Hotel
Republican Party
Agnew
Housing and Urban Development
George Romney
Peterson
Tenn
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
Packwood
Ore
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
United States
Smith
Steven Swank
Frederick Club
Christine Hartz
Brenda Eschler
Debbie Williams
David Williams
Washington County
Don Munson
John Shriver
Lee Downey
Marcia Moser
Yvonne Lapole
Square Dance Students Graduate at Thurmont Middle School
Nine graduates of the Gateway Swingers square dance class were capped with graduate hats at a Thurmont Middle School ceremony after a 25 week Modern Western Square Dancing course. Instructors Pat Valiska and Bob Harrison directed the ceremony, with graduates including Joyce and Walter Lantz Kelley Susie Bruce Mike Wilson Brian Chris and Laura Wolfe.
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Gateway
Thurmont Middle School
Gateway Swingers
Pat Valiska
Bob Harrison
Glen Burnie
Sykesville
Pat
Bob
Joyce
Walter Lantz
Kelley
Susie
Bruce
Mike Wilson
Brian
Chris
Laura Wolfe
Union Bridge
Graceham
Thurmont
Axt
Clay Noffsinger
Charles Himes
Robert Weyant
Charles Kann
North Hagerstown High School
Mt. Airy
Westminster
Liberty Swingers
Little Rock Club
Frederick
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Grandma
Chopin March Reflects Loss Of Liberty Not Individual Death
The Funeral March Opus 35 expresses Chopin's grief over Poland's independence loss rather than a specific death. Fort McHenry’s flag, with 15 stars, is kept at the Smithsonian in Washington. Hiroshima’s 1945 blast leveled 4.7 square miles, with about 70 000 dead or missing.
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Thopin
Chopin
Forts
Ft. McHenry
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Kentucky
Vermont
Hiroshima
Japan
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Frendikans
Linda Brown
Esther Snyder
al Hanes
Mary Shipley
Kathy Fowler
Greg Hare
Montgomery Ward
East Frederick
Arbor Week
Roy Okan
Frederick County Board of Education
Amos L. Brown
Qur
Mum
Frederick Towne
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