Red Cross Bloodmobile at Catoctin High collects 97 units
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visited Catoctin High School on Thursday April 14 and collected 97 units of blood from 107 donors. 73 students, 17 faculty, and 17 outside donors participated. five were deferred and five were unsuccessful. James J. Corley received a pint cap pin for first gallon donated.
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James J. Corley
Red Cross
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Mabel Hatcher
Phyllis Nowell
Beulah Martin
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Jill M. Rippeon
Laura A. Rosensteel
Michael G. Ryder
John V. Jenkins
Jeffery A. Cliber
Catherine L. Bailey
Gary R. Yost
Cora E. Tokar
Ruth M. Anders
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Polly's Pointers for Toddlers Entertaining Tips
Dear Polly shares favorite tips for entertaining toddlers. Practical ideas cover safe play, simple activities, and keeping young children engaged with inexpensive, household items. Tips emphasize structure, short attention spans, and parental involvement.
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Interior seeks sanctuary for wild horses in South Dakota
Interior Department officials told a House panel that a sanctuary in South Dakota is being pursued as an alternative to selling thousands of excess wild horses. Bureau of Land Management director Robert Burford said 43,000 horses roam 35 million acres with 31,000 grazing capacity, under a 1971 law. The administration is dropping the auction plan after opposition from animal protection groups and congressional consultations.
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Robert Burford
Bureau of Land Management
Burford
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Subcommittee
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Prosecution rests in Excedrin trial over cyanide murder case
FBI fingerprint expert says a library book on poisons bore 84 marks linking Stella Nickell to the case. The testimony closed the prosecution’s case against the 44-year-old Seattle woman, accused of tampering with Excedrin to kill her husband Bruce Nickell and another woman. Defense opens next with Nickell telling her story as autopsy and witness testimony describe distress in the troubled marriage.
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Carl E. Collins
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Chicago
U.S. District Court
VFW auxiliary holds monthly meeting in Emmitsburg
The VFW Ladies Auxiliary to Emmitsburg Post 6658 held its regular meeting at the Post Home with President Mary Topper presiding. Reports covered dues, hospital visits, canteen and magazine distributions to veterans, a department prize, and plans for April events and officer installations.
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Emmitsburg Memorial Post
Mary Topper
Martinsburg
Evelyn Ott
Rita Byard
Victor Cullen Center
Dolores Henke
Dixie Vivaldi
Raine Cottage
Lois Harthagen
Joan Tracey
Department For Cancer Aid and Research
Peggy Whitley
Mary R. Topper
Gloria Bauerline
Barbara Sanders
Lois Hartiagen
Montgomery College offers 65 scholarships. due May 23
Forms for Montgomery College scholarships must be filed by May 23 at the financial aid offices on Germantown Rockville or Takoma Park campuses. Applicants need at least a 2.0 GPA and non US students must hold permanent resident status. New donors include the Alumni Association and the County Council of Supporting Services Employees. Call Ann McDowell at 279 5098 for details.
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Financial Aid Office
Germantown
Takoma Park
Montgomery College Foundation
U.S
Montgomery College Alumni Association
Montgomery County Council of Supporting Services Employees
Ann McDowell
Financial Aid
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