Kiwanis outlines goals for 1979 80 at Frederick meeting
William Boyd governor of Kiwanis International Capital District detailed the Rightstart Hand In Hand with Youth program and Build Together theme during a Frederick Suburban Kiwanis meeting. Malcol Livich spoke via slide and tape with plans to strengthen ties with Circle K Key Clubs and Kiwanis youth groups worldwide. Noted locals attended, including Don Dobson Lindley De Gamno and Russell Martin. Boyd received a certificate. Glenn Magahy was named Kiwanian of the Year.
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William Boyd
Kiwanis International Capital District
Frederick
Kiwanis
Boyd
Kiwanis International
Malcolm Livich
Capital Division
Don Dobson
Lindley de Gamno
Russell Martin
Frederick Suburban
Glenn Magahy
Emmitsburg planning board tours town for posting of signs
The Emmitsburg Planning and Zoning Board toured the town to determine how best to post street signs. The board denied a sign request from Earl E. Harrington for nonconforming size. Members reviewed an updated 1980 tax map and urged residents to return Attitude Questionnaires by March 1. An article had misstated agency shop rules for non union Maryland teachers.
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Emmitsburg
Planning and Zoning Board
Marvin Laws
Earl E. Harrington
Harrington & Son
Ermitsburg
Carol Larson
Frederick County
John Hollinger
Lynn Orndorff
News-Post
Maryland
Maryland State Teachers Association
Two candidates file in MontCo school board race
Edward H. Gerstenfield and Michael P. Goodman, both 43, announce bids for the Montgomery County School Board on a platform prioritizing strict drug and alcohol policies, countywide standardized testing, and reduced admin spending to fund teachers. They aim to run as a two person slate, with a possible third member if elected, in the May 13 primary.
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Rockville
Montgomery Citizens For Education
Montgomery County School Board
Edward H. Gerstenfield
Michael P. Goodman
Gerstenfield
Maryland
Jill
Goodman
News-Post
Hood College dean's list honors hundreds of students
Hood College announces more than 375 undergraduates named to the dean's list for the fall semester. The list includes numerous students across classes from 1960 to 1983, such as Deborah Beckmann, Cheryl Brown, Wanda Brust, and many others spanning multiple graduating cohorts.
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Hood College
Deborah Beckmann
Cheryl Brown
Wanda Brust
Leste Cruger
Nancy Demeter
Cyreasa Despeaux
Kitty Devilbiss
LeeAnn Eckard
Christne Eyler
Amy Falk
Elaine Francesco
Katherine Fuller
Jill Guson
Susan Hickerson
Theresa Hickman
Jayne Wilson Kapsch
Lisa Meszaros Kriss
Gayle Lamson
Julie Langeler
Joseph Leichert
Terry Louns-Aucoin
Kathryn Martin
Lora Mercer
Holley Muller
Catherine Millenberger
Sherry Mitchell
Linda Moser
Kathy Norris
Jane Rothenhoefer
Deborah Sheetenhelm
Doreen Stern
Joan Stranson
Robin Sweyer
Chrysse Tiches
Linda Wilson
Jeri Wise
Huth Beckmann
Sheryl Bowser
Deborah Buzzard
Peter Cha
Robert Cramer
Trene Cram
Victora Ehiert
Lillian Evander
Joyce Fogle
Denise Gresh
Katherine Harmon
Kim Hudson
Rudi Jegart
Jacqueline Kinceid
Tina Kline
John Klose
Rebecca Kooge
Ellen Krurel
Michele Losiewicz
Alexi Lucas
Elaine Houch
Catherine Schlager
Katharine Shank
Victoria Wright
Jay Zimmerman
Shelley Aloi
Caren Babst
Terese Bell
Jennifer Casael
Linda Cleveland
Anne Gorelick
Nora Hoover
Lynn Lockett
Mary Luby
Rosalie MacKenzie
David Mandy
Mary Manis
Karen Martin
Ann Palmer
Cynthia Richards
Laura Russell
Alison Shafer
Teresa Truaz
Mary Beckmann
Katherine Creager
Lori Hobbs
Lise Koogle
Gertrude Lohr
April Meadows
Deborah Miler
Sharon Moores
Lor. New
Stephane Shaw
Margaret Spurner
Gaithersburg planning group clarifies appeal board role
The Gaithersburg Planning Commission on Wednesday night advanced a draft clarifying the board of appeals review authority after a year of debate. If approved, the board will keep the review duties, with public comment to follow for a month. The panel also weighed sprinkler mandates for child day care framed dwellings and recommended site plan criteria to ensure neighborhood compatibility at concept review. A road landscaping plan for Md. 355 proposes a 20 foot median with 23 evergreens and flowering pears, funding to be decided by the mayor and council. The commission also advised limiting tertiary road use to low volume areas and discussed density allowances for an Observatory Heights infill project.
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Gerstenfield
Goodman
Joseph R. Barse
Charles W. Woodward
PTA
Stonegate
Lux Manor
B’nai B’rith
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg Planning Commission
Board of Appeals
Stanley Abrams
Planning Commission
Montgomery Village Avenue
Odend’hal Avenue
State Highway Administration
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MCE
National Committee For Citizens In Education
Council For Basic Education
Bel Pre Civic Association
Temple Emanuel
Kensington
Potomac
Arlene
Robert Shaw
Sandra King-Shaw
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
County Human Relations Commission
Marion L. Greenblatt
Blair G. Ewing
Dary W. Shaw
Shaw
Mscine. News
Great Southern Printing & Mfg. Co
P_O
Patrick Street
Custer Toyota
Ideal Buick, Inc
Chevrolet-Cadillac Inc
Lawson Motor Sales
Middletown Ford
Renn-Kirby
Pontiac, Inc
Shockley Vw, Inc
Tate Chrysler Plymouth
Ken Mead Auto Sales
Grimes Truck Center
Af Wards Auto Center
Saturdey
LEE Bros
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Appeal Board
Observatory Heights
MD. 355
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Idaho
Texas Panhandle
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New England
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