Kiwanis Observes Boy Scouts Anniversary At Meeting
Frederick Kiwanis Club marked the 457th anniversary of the Boy Scout movement at its weekly meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Troop 261 scouts Donald and Darrell Davis and Tim Tribble spoke on merit badges and photography, with Tribble noted as a last minute replacement. Lud Catlett introduced the scouts.
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Kiwanis Club
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Troop 261
Donald
Darrell Davis
Win
Lou Davis
Grant Place
Tim Tribble
RFD
Frederick
Henry Tribble
Scout Tribble
Lord Baden Powell
Baden Powell
Donald Davis
Lud Catlett
District Commission
Camp Goshen Scouts Hit New 4000 Acre Site
The report notes a new rugged Boy Scout camp at Goshen Virginia spanning 4000 acres opening this year. It highlights Frederick County scouting reaching 18 percent of boys and aims for 25 percent. William Howard presided. guests included Richard D. Hammond and Edward F. Smouse. Birthday observances for Archie Rogers and Earlston Rothenhoefer. An ancient tale claims Alexander the Great invented the wrist watch using heat color change cloth.
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Ner
Goshen
Frederick County
William Howard
Richard D. Hammond
Edward F. Smouse
Frederick
Department of Employment Security
Archie Rogers
Earlston Rothenhoefer
Frederick Hospital to Offer RN Refresher Course
Frederick Memorial Hospital announces a Nurse Refresher Program for registered nurses who have been away from practice. The three week course, starting March 2, funds through the Manpower Development and Training Act, with twelve openings. Applications due by February 20 at the Nursing Office.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Petit
Petit
Maryland Department of Employment Security
Frederick
Gertrude Jones
Hospitals
Frederick Community College
Community College
Health Center Bowling News Highlights Strong Scores and Standings
Batting averages aside, local leagues report high sets and games across multiple clubs. Chauncey’s Drive Inn and Duke Beer lead in several events while Hits & Misses, Dots & Dashes, and Up Atoms contest near the top in their circuits. Individual top marks include 169 high game by Tom Harding and 355 by Terry Jackman as teams jockey for position.
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Bill Koontz
Chauncey’s Drive Inn
Tom Harding
Tom
Toots Stone
Renice Brubaker
Sparkey Cole
Duke Beer
Pete Bruchey
Gene Dutrow
Fort Detrick
Up & Atoms
Sharon Grimes
Clarabelle Collins
Terry Jackman
Health Center
Dura
Rose’s
Steak House
Charlie Smith
Eddie Cook
Urbana I
Araby II
Urbana
Joe Smith
Austin Wood
Flinthill II
Delores Harper
Yellow Springs
Middletown
New Market II
Frederick, No I
Frederick No II
Betty Catsail
Jane Hahn
Francis Scott Key
Ruth Fleagle
Pattie Kuhn
Dot Culler
Price Electric League
Carol Smith
Armatures
Ohms
Pat Whitmore
Moving Arms
Virgina Campbell
Bill McDermid
Alley Rats
Sagner Inc
Northeord
Kaye Boyd
Joan Neal
Betty Gross- Nickle
William E Monath In Caribbean Duty
Shipfitter Second Class William E. Monath USN son of Mr and Mrs Burt E Fuller North Bentz Street serves in the Caribbean as a member of Amphibious Ready Force aboard the dock landing ship Fort Spelling The Ready Force will consist of five ships from Norfolk with aboard fort spelling and duty across the squadron description
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Shipfitter
William E. Monath
USN
Burt E. Fuller
North Bentz Street
Caribbean
Amphibious Ready Force
Fort Spelling
Norfolk
Amphibious Assault Ship Readies Marines and Vehicles
A Marine battalion landing team embarked aboard a ship exceeding 450 feet in length. The vessel can carry 13 landing craft in its well deck. Its primary mission is to execute amphibious landings with Marines and their vehicles.
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Marine Battalion
Medical certificates required for pilgrims to Mecca
New Delhi AP reports India will require medical certificates from all Muslims before departing for the Hay pilgrimage to Mecca. Health Ministry cites past cases of communicable diseases or chronic conditions overburdening Saudi facilities or causing deaths en route. A National Geographic note adds that a grown elephant eats about 800 pounds of fodder daily.
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New Delhi
Saudi Arabia
Hay
Mecca
The
National Geographic
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Alexander the Great
Magnavox
East St
Jewscaper Rachive
Health Center Bowling News
Eienega
Serct
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
Deopless Drugstores
Department 51
Fasalon
Migrin
Micrin
Johnson
Aids Department
Clairoe Nicen
Colgate el Nae
Telegy
Colgate Tooth Paste
Contac
Acne
Irodorar
Schley Ave
Wance
Niewspap
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