Community 4-H Clubs Bring Farm Animals to Frederick Home
The New Market Boys and New Market Achievers 4-H clubs visit the Homewood Retirement Center in Frederick to share animals with residents. Photos show Mollie Mallineaux, 8, with a black rabbit as Social Worker Lisa Sprankle observes, a calf meeting Harry Reutz, Ann Brown feeding the calf, Betty Murphy 15 assisting, and Kevin Mullineaux 16 with a chicken as Amy Brandenburg Horne watches. (Photos by Sam Ya).
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New Market
Homewood
Frederick
Lisa Flanigan
Mollie Mallineaux
Lisa Sprankle
Harry Reutz
Ann Brown
Betty Murphy
Kevin Mullineaux
Amy Brandenburg Horne
Sam Ya
Two Cable Firms Win Endorsement From Washington Group
The Cultural Alliance of Greater Washington selects 1st County Cable and Montgomery Cable Communications Inc Times Mirror Cable TV as top arts program applicants in Montgomery County. The report notes strong community ties and major investors, with possible antitrust concerns discussed by lawmakers.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Cultural Alliance of
Greater Washington
1St County Cable
Montgomery Cable Communications, Inc
Times Mirror
Arts Coalition
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Abe Pollin
Financial
Capital Centre
Washington Bullets
Capitals
DC Gove
Maclean Hunter Company
Montgomery Cable Communications Inc
Times Mirror Cable Television
William Greenhalgh
Poolesville
Newton J. Steers
Antonio M. Marinelli
B. Robert Linowes
Joseph P. Blocker
Devin J. Doolan
J. Peter Murphy
Ross C. Kramer
The
California
Edward S. Fleming
Psychiatric Institute of America
Eugene §. Fleming
Eugene 5. Ford
Edward Shafer
Economiet
Table TV
Renan
Tant
Frederick W. Ford
Federal Communications
Lovett, Ford & Hennessey
Maryland
Maryland Delaware Cable Association
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