Kiwanis Club Hosts AFL Program Guests From Abroad
Three young participants in the American Field Service program Nils Olsen Richard Young and Ed Rice spoke at the Frederick Lions Club meeting in the Francis Scott Key Hotel Olsen born in Frederick spent summer 1965 in Holland living with a Dutch family He described the AFL experience as the greatest and noted micro ambassadors aims to foster friendships and US relations Young spoke of South Africa home to Gary Player and Cliff Drysdale highlighting Kruger National Park and the mix of desert and fertile regions He noted South Africa’s large economy based on agriculture industry diamonds gold and steel Ed Rice shared that Uruguay the smallest South American country has about half its 2 4 million residents in Montevideo and plans to pursue college after graduation with a difficult exam for free admission The speakers were introduced by Avis Fisher and the meeting was led by John M Crum with remarks by tail twister Austin Angleberger Guests included police and Lions Club members from Boonsboro Monocacy and other areas.
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Frederick
United States
Richard Young
South Moe
Gary Player
T Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Texas
California
New York
Kruger National Park
Ed Rico
Uruguay
South America
Montevideo
Rico
Gra
Miss Fisher
Norman Balm
John M. Crum
Austin Angleberger
Clyde B. Tucker
Maryland State Police
Frank ‘Keyser
Franklin D. Lumm
Boonsboro Lions Club
Charles Knuill Jr
Edwin Johnson
William D. Pyles
Monocacy Lions Club
Hood College Head on TV Sunday
Hood College President Dr. Randle Elliott will appear on a Sunday television program for high school students exploring college. The 2:00 p.m. WBAL TV 11 Baltimore broadcast features Loyola College’s Dean, two high school guidance counselors, and John Martin of the Maryland Independent Colleges Association. The panel covers admissions procedures and college life and programs in a half hour suitable for juniors and seniors planning careers.
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Randle Elliott
Hood College
Wbal-Tv
Baltimore
Paintings Exhibit At Hood College Opens In Coffman Chapel
A sale by Ferdinand Roten Gallery prints is on display at Hood College Coffman Chapel in the Young Collector's Show. Renaissance sponsors 84 works by Picasso Renoir Chagall and others with prices from 3 to 90 dollars and bargains from 10 to 30 dollars. Open daily with student sales reps on duty evenings Mon Wed Fri and afternoon Sundays through May 11.
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Ferdinand Roten
Baltimore
Coffman Chapel
Hood College
Renaissance
Picasso
Renoir
Chagall
Daumier
Baskin
Roualt
Duty
Matisse
Kallwitz
Renaissante
Thurmont Band Boosters Plan Teen Dance at High School
The Thurmont Band Boosters sponsor a teen dance tonight from 8:30 to 11:30 in the Thurmont High School auditorium to raise funds for uniforms and accessories. The Coachmen provide music. hot dogs and refreshments will be sold by committee members. open to the public per president C Ray Weddle.
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Thurmont High School
C. Ray Weddle
Band Boosters Club
County Teacher Wins Shell Fellowship For Study
Brunswick High physics teacher Clark E Shaff Jr has won a Shell Merit Fellowship to study at Stanford and Cornell during 1966. Ten teachers from the U S and Canada were chosen for graduate seminars, with Shaff receiving travel and tuition support plus $500 cash. the program has guided 1050 teachers since inception.
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Clark E. Shaff, Jr
Brunswick High School
Shell
Correll University
F. H. Staub
Shell Oil Company
Shaff
United States
Canada
Stanford
Cornell
Bove Vande
Shell Companies Foundation, Incorporated
Staub
Jefferson
Brunswick High
University of Maryland
National Science Foundation
University of Colorado
Colorado State University
Attendance at Southern Furniture Market
James Heller Harry Shafer and Robert EB Troupe of Rout zalen and Sons Inc attend the Southern Furniture Market in High Point North Carolina to meet manufacturers and review new lines for the Frederick firm.
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James Heller
Harry Shafer
Robert EB. Troupe
Routzalen and Sons, Inc
Frederick
Southern Furniture Market
High Point In. C
Carroll Educator in Germany on Three Week Trip
Samuel M. Jenness, superintendent of Carroll County schools, is in Germany for a three week international field study mission with 30 school administrators. The study group, directed by the U S Office of Education, is sponsored by the American Association of School Administrators, a division of the National Education Association. They will return to New York on May 9, and Jenness will report the experience to the county Board of Education upon return.
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Samuel M. Jenness
Carroll County
Germany
Jenness
U. S. Office of Education
American Association of School Administrators
National Educational Association
New York
County Board of Education
Boundaries Designated For Electric Utilities
The Public Service Commission divided Maryland into territorial boundaries Thursday for the state's 19 electric entities. It will be effective June 1. The plan aims to eliminate wasteful construction of duplicate distribution facilities, permit utilities to develop unserved portions of their service areas economically, and reduce disagreements between companies.
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Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Maryland
PSC
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