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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1965

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2

Frederick Boy Wins 4 Year MA Scholarship

Frederick High School senior James Scott Mackley won a four year music scholarship to the University of Maryland. The 17 year old clarinetist will begin studies in the fall after being chosen from Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia entrants. He also plays flute and bassoon and composes. Robert Doster praises his mature musical understanding and potential. The award was presented by H Palmer Hopkins at the university's Ritchie Coliseum.

Frederick High School James S. Mackley H. Palmer Hopkins University of Maryland Maryland Virginia Washington James University James Scott Mackley Edwin Mackley Barbara St Laurel Robert Doster Ign Doster Ritchie Coliseum District of Columbia

Taneytown Jaycees elect Donald Smith president

Atty Donald Wo Smyth of Key Wood Village was elected president of the Taneytown Junior Chamber of Commerce at a recent meeting. Also chosen were Kenneth Crouse first vice president Paul Roop second vice president Ronald Hopkins secretary George Crouse treasurer Larry Heltebridle state director and Cecil Lewelling director. Officers will be installed at a past presidents banquet on June 19. The group netted 1500 at a recent play with Kenneth Crouse and Donald Smith as co chairmen. Carroll R. Dell was inducted into the chapter by President Dean Brown and membership chairman Paul Roop.

Atty Donald Wo Smyth Key Wood Village Taneytown Carroll R. Dell Dean Brown Paul Roop

Braddock Heights Egg Hunt Draws 90 Children

Braddock Heights Community Association hosted its annual Easter egg hunt at Community Park with about 90 children. Residents contributed 50 dozen eggs and refreshments. Boy Scouts Troop 278 hid the eggs under supervision of Richard Miller, Robert Williams, and Arthur Mott. Prizes went to Paul Metcalf, David Bucheimer, Venessa McCutcheon, Judy Bures, Jo Van Gilder, Richard Kinng, Melinda Barnes.

Braddock Heights Jo van Gilder Richard Kinng Melinda Barnes

Easter Egg Hunt Draws Community Support

Michael Rhodes Scott Hill James Zombro and Deborah Stupp participated as organizers with prize money donated by the Braddock Heights Optimists Club. George Yee, president of the Community Association, and Mrs Nancy Barnes chaired the event.

Michael Rhodes Scott Hill James Zombro Deborah Stupp Braddock Heights

Taneytown 4-H Queen Speaker Updates Club Plans

Diana Wendisch, Taneytown's Queen for a Night representative, spoke at the 4-H meeting about her experiences. Brenda Anders and Karen Anders gave demonstrations. The next meeting on May 8 at 10 a.m. to noon will feature a sewing demonstration at Mrs Harold Anders's home. Snakes with long fangs such as rattlesnakes strike hard but chew little.

Diana Wendisch Taneytown Girls Brenda Anders Karen Anders Harold Anders

Middletown High School Honors Honor Roll List

Middletown High School names students on the honor roll for the past marking period. The list includes multiple grades with numerous students such as David Bach, Harold Grove, Karen Cartee, Thomas Leatherman, Brenda Murphy, Ronald Brown, Sheila Adkins, Michael Stroup, Jo Ann Boyer, and David Buhrman among others.

Middletown High School David Bach David Beachley David Fulton Kelly Gouker Harold Grove Robin Haupt Robert Robertson Allan Shafer Regina Eccard Sharon Fawley Linda Gladhill Susan Kuhn Dianne Williams Lee Lushbaugh Linda Doyle Paula Levenduski Susan Lewis Carol Martin Valerie Remsburg Sheila Taulton Stuart Kepler Ted Salisbury Susan Carnachan Jamie Cohen Mary Ann Grossnickle Anna Lee Kefauver Karol Koogle Connie Miller Laura Piper Debbie Wachter Charlotte Buhrman Karen Cartee Carol Ann Dutrow Wayne Horne Gregory Klinefelter Thomas Leatherman Diane Shafer Dennis Smith David Taylor George Bowman Nelson Buhrman Stephen Hill Joan Ronald Brown Dennis Covell Larry Flook Lina Barkell Linda George Patricia Poole Donna Thompson Linda Zecher Dennis Griffin David House Dennis Younkins Jeanne Hessong Edith Shearer Kenneth Castle Randy Huffer Dwight Moser Everett Newman Edward Ritchie Richard Stevens Michael Williams Charlotte Owen Diane Palmer Sylvia Ropp Martha Stull Paul Dean Mark Leatherman Richard Moser Linda Geiger Sherrie Palmer Phyllis Wilson Jeanette Wolfe Walter Gordon Rudy Horman Charles Thornton Paul Elizabeth Bullivant Janet Bear Jo Ann Boyer Diane Deterding Kathy Huffer Dorothy Kline Wilma Stevens Linda Wiles Thomas Bidle Linda Green Jennie Nikirk Linda Poffinberger Susan Poole David Buhrman Larry Castle Howard Deterding Bruce Frushour Gerald House

Frederick County Farm Bureau Lecture on Agriculture in India

The Frederick County Farm Bureau held its spring meeting at the Walkersville Fire Hall with 8 p.m. start. Main speaker Solomon Hoke of Carroll County discussed his India trip with a Farm Exchange Program, including slides and geographic history. Public reception for 40 Iowa visitors and host families was announced for July 1 at 7 p.m. at the Frederick Fair Grounds. The Women’s Committee met Monday at 1 30 in Winchester Hall’s Don Robert Palm Room. Open enrollment for the Group Hospitalization Plan was explained for those under 55 during May.

Frederick County Farm Bureau Walkersville Paul Spurrier Richard Grossnickle Johnsville J. Austin Younkins Iowa Frederick County Frederick Fair Grounds Washington Women’s Committee The Don Winchester Hall C. Donald Easterday Farm Bureau Susan Smartga Unionville Baltimore Maryland Solomon Hoke Carroll County Hoke India

India seeks food aid to feed population and reduce cattle overpopulation

India is increasing food production with U S aid and research. Hoke notes India’s 480 million people and land area smaller than the U S. Cattle are sacred and not killed, causing overpopulation. Workers earn about 21 cents daily. bamboo scaffolding used on tall buildings. The group included farm couples and was sponsored by Farmers' and World Affairs Inc with Farm Bureau, National Grange, and Farmers' Union participants. Associated Women provided refreshments.

India U. S Hoke United States Farmers’ and World Affairs Inc Farm Bureau National Grange Farmers’ Union Associated Women

Mount Airy Gun Club Skeet Shoot Planned

Mount Airy Rod and Gun Club to hold a skeet shoot on Saturday May 1 from 8 p m to midnight to benefit the Mount Airy Library Fund. Two traps will operate for 10 third event and for fun shooting and practice with a still target prize for the closest shot.

Mount Airy Rod and Gun Club Mount Airy Library Fund

Myersville Doctor Appointed NIH Program Administrator

Dr. John A. Scigliano of Myersville has been named a program administrator at the National Institutes of Health in the pharmacology toxicology program. The appointment was announced by Dr. Frederick I. Stone, director of the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, noting his NIH tenure since 1953.

John A. Scigliano RFD 2 Myersville National Institutes of Health Scigliano Frederick I. Stone National Institute of General Medical Sciences NIH

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