Enjoy your Christmas tree and plant it too
Frederick County readers are reminded of the Holiday Tree Program run by the City since 1981. Donors can provide live balled trees to be planted after holidays in City Park, with pick up arranged by Public Works if you live nearby. The program promotes recycling and year round greenery for residents.
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Frederick City
Regina Flanigan m
Ares
Ben Young
Public Works Department
al Terego
Phil Grant
Braddock Heights
Sigmund Freud
Braddock Mountain
Los Angeles
Hearst
Halsey
Pally
Halley
Jenny
Readers mail safety tips boost orange gear emphasis
A Frederick reader urges hunters to wear orange beyond a hat, warns that one square foot of color is insufficient, calls orange vests costly but lifesaving, and criticizes hunters who misidentify targets. He warns against unnecessary gear and unsafe shots, promotes awareness, and notes injury risk from improper attire. He ends with a safety call and a local contact.
From Files of the Paws Post Fifty Years Ago
A Walkersville Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting with Mrs Helen Stauffer as chairman included devotions by Mrs Julia Hahn. The Book Review Club gathered at Mrs Sam W Maples to discuss Life With Father by Clarence Day. Multiple locals attended a social and school activities amid community notices and a Maryland pursuit incident.
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Walkersville
Puayett Ui
Sabah
Helen Stauffer
Julia Hahn
Book Review Club
Sam W. Maples
Coast Guard battles drug war amid falcon jet failings
Washington report reveals the Coast Guard faces budget cuts of 230 million while expanding drug interdiction. It spent 269 million over eight years on 41 Falcon jets with unproven engines from Garrett Corp, causing reliability problems and costly repairs. IG warns replacements may take years.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Devil
Deep Blue Sea
Senate
Transportation Department
Donald Goldberg
Corky Johnson
Falcon
Garrett
South Pacific
Teens seek best friend and weight gain guidance
Dr Wallace answers a teen lament about losing a friend after Barbara moves in next door and Nancy’s attention shifting. Milly is urged to meet other girls in Brantford and join activities. A separate reader asks about gaining weight and calory math, with Beverly guiding on 3500 calories per pound and nutrition advice. Lauri asks about translator careers. answer notes college language departments help find internships.
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DR. Wallace
Nancy
Barbara
Milly
Brantford
Ontario
Canada
Bess
Beverly
Anaheim
Calif
Lauri
North Tonawanda
N.Y
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Troglodyte
Frederick County
Charles C
Jane) Smith
Basford Road
Jefferson
Salvation Army
San Francisco
Frederick
W. Fifth St
Earl Fitzgerald
Executiee Editor
Nclce
Butters
Todd Offutt
Fez’s Sport Shop
S. Market St. Frederick
Banner Children Plan Arts Festival
Gelight
Jefferson St. Frederick
Thei
Meredith Springer
Nancy Dobbs
Norilee Katsu
Mary Randolph
Elinor Miller
the Banner School
Jek
Dick Stanton
C&o Canal
C&o
Dan Bostler
Bob Roderick
Beverly B. Byron
Congress
Paws-Post
Edward Mercer
Mount Pleasant
William Mercer
Charles E. Brockey
Rena Mulligan
Harry Green
Mollie Nusbaum
Alvie M. Etzler
Frank Toms
Harry Baumgardner
Winfield Fogle
Luther Knowles
Walter Wentzel
Cordell Hull
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Ghaffar Djalal
Iran
Djalal
Elkton
U.S. 40
Tfe
Carl R. Harbaugh
Francis Scott Key Corporation of Properties
Delphey’s
Sporting Goods
Cemeneat Net
News-Post
Jack Anderson
By Jack Anderson and
Dale van Atta
Pentagon
Pacific Forum
South
Southwest
Pacific
Joe Turner
Philadelphia
Armed Services
Robert Borski
D-Pa
Weis
June
Moon
Croon
Spoon
United Feature Syndicate Inc
Pres EY
Robert Wallace
Ea_D. Copiey News Service
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