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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1971

Page

6

Academy Seeks Maryland's Outstanding Young Scientist

The Maryland Academy of Sciences invites nominations for its thirteenth annual Outstanding Young Scientist of the Year award. Eligible are Maryland scientists under 35 living and working in the state. Deadline is September 30. winner receives 500 dollars and the Allan C. Davis Medal. The event occurs at a December banquet with additional Distinguished Young Scientist awards.

Maryland Academy of Sciences Maryland Allan C. Davis Academy Nigel O’c. Wolff The West Mulberry Street Baltimore

NAACP Frederick County Plans Housing and Recruitment Drive

The Frederick County NAACP branch outlines steps to recruit more black teachers and administrators and to expand outreach beyond the county. Openings with Aug 1 and Sept 1 deadlines are advertised to branch presidents. A city housing plan includes a promised house and possible trailers under city supervision for families during renovations. A September 12 Gospel Music Concert at Asbury United Methodist Church will fund the NAACP Freedom Fund and the gospel group, with donations listed in a program.

Charles R. Brooks Frederick County NAACP Asbury United Methodist Church The John Carnochan Meade Felton Frederick CAA F.O.R Washington, D. C James D. McIntyre Jesse Smith Mt. Airy Leaven Gordon W. South Street Naacp Freedom Fund Gospel Singers

Ceresville Motors Sets New Holland Sales Mark

Ceresville Motors has been honored by New Holland for selling the largest volume of New Holland equipment among dealers in the United States and Canada. Austin and Vernon Rippeon received plaques at a luncheon at Betty's Restaurant, with New Holland officials praising the firm's sustained high sales and commitment to the Haybine mower-conditioner. The Frederick County dealer employs 21 people and serves a major dairy farming area.

Rippeons Ceresville Motors E.H. Gally Ceresville Motor Co. Inc New Holland United States Canada Austin Rippeon Vernon Rippeon Betty’s E.H Ally) Rand Gary Hooks Charlotte N.C Hooks Rippeans MD. 26 Ceresville America Frederick County Maryland E.J. Kelly B.S. Taylor Marion Wilkins

Messianic Love Offered At FCC

Frederick Community College announces fall courses in philosophy and religion open to adults and regular students. Introduction to Philosophy surveys major intellectual problems. World Religions covers Hinduism to Islam. Dr. B W Rodgers, division chair, leads both courses. FCC maintains open door admissions and offers credit and non credit options with a wide range of subjects for county residents.

Frederick Community College FCC B. W. Rodgers Dr. Rodgers California State Rodgers Episcopal Theological School General Theological Seminary

Army tests quick reenlistment option at Ft Benning Ga

Army announces a pilot program allowing men out of service 90 days or less to reenlist for available vacancies at Ft Benning Georgia. Eligible: six years or less service and eligibility for E-6 or below. Contact Sergeant Tom Farmer at 30 W Church St or 662 1591.

Army Ft. Benning Tom Farmer Columbus, Ga Infantry School 197Th Infantry Brigade Church St

Community college offers fall courses with schedule and tuition

Admissions office contact 662-0101 for enrollment information and a Fall schedule. Tuition for each 16 week course is 36 dollars and full-time day student tuition is 300 dollars per year. Fall classes begin August 30 with registration on August 23 and 24. Free counseling services available daily during the summer at the college. Fluids diuretic tablets sold at Mercer’s Pharmacy for 1.69 dollars.

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