Winter Weather Sparked By Forecasts And Local Pleasantries
Winter dominates Frederick with snowy conditions as residents praise road crews while lamenting treacherous driveways. The Alliance Francaise met at Robert E. La Forces on Devilbiss Bridge Road, where La Force shared a humorous account of his first Europe trip funded by a traveler loan and repaid on a train. Ann McGrath’s Country Market in Urbana gains renown for stocking world beers, sparking local discussions on wine and beer legislation. The Frederick Arts Council hosts a February 2 membership event, and other local pieces mention theater, hospital news, and community garden notes amid a flurry of social updates.
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Alliance Francaise
Robert E. la Force
Devilbiss Bridge
Washington
Chip Brown
Quynn
Frederick
D.C
Eve Ziebart
Urbana
Ann McGrath
Wood
Sole’s
Ann
Theakseton
Lowenbrau Zurich
Alsace
Australia
Austria
Norway
Brazil
Israel
Ireland
Germany
Mexico
Switzerland
Philippines
Carroll County Branch CCC Spring 34 registration set
Carroll County Branch of Catonsville Community College opens Spring 34 on Monday January 30. Residents may register January 23 27 from 1 to 4 and 5 to 7 pm at 300 S Center St Westminster. Tuition 23 per credit plus 10 admission fee. Degrees offered include arts sciences business accounting pre law data processing and more. Call 876-3380 for details.
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Carroll County
Catonsville Community College
S. Center St
Westminster
Notable Social Roundup From Woodsboro To Emmitsburg
Allen Smith of Woodsboro hosts a small dinner at Bushwalter s for Allen and Vivian Smith Clipp of Clover Hill. Fannie Flagg of Candid Camera and novelist of Coming Attractions named to the National Committee for the Endowment of the Arts. Latrobe Chapter of Architectural History held at Decatur House with decorations by the Garden Club of Frederick under Mrs. Clement Gardner. Dartmouth friends visited. no discussion of Democratic speeches. Mel and Bette Hurwitz at a Hollywood flavored 50th anniversary party for their parents in Baltimore. Florists proliferate in Frederick with 25 Chinese restaurants noted. Hebrew School dedication centerpiece by Les Greenberg new flower shop at Antietam Mall Amber Meadows praised. Obituary of writer Ethel Moffett noted with Salvation Army ties. Lions Club of Emmitsburg unveils a life sized gold lion statue by Betty Prongas. club fed over 40 on Christmas Day and assists in emergencies.
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Allen Smith
Woodsboro
Fannie Flagg
Bushwalter’s
Allen
Vivian Smith Clipp
Clover Hil
Fannie
National Committee For the Endowment of the Arts
Latrobe
Architectural Historia
Decatur House
Lafayette Square
Garden Club
Frederick
Clement “Sis” Gardner
Mel
Bette Hurwitz
Hollywood
David Paulson
Dallas
New Pimlico Hotel
Baltimore
Hebrew School
Les Greenberg
Antietam Mall
Amber Meadows
Les
Lions Club of
Emmitsburg
Betty Prongas
Luckhoo recalls Jonestown ties and faith at Frederick talk
Famed attorney Sir Lionel Luckhoo spoke at a Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship event in Frederick drawing about 180 listeners. He defended 245 alleged murderers, claimed knighthood by Queen Elizabeth, and recalled nearly dying after accompanying Jim Jones in the Jonestown affair, calling the deaths mass murder and detailing Jones as a communist.
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England
London
Guyana
Barbados
Lionel Luckhoe
Frederick Thoreday
Hose Company
Luckhoo
Men’s Fellowship International
Fgbmfi
Jonestown
Luekboo
Jones
Leo J. Ryan
California
Ryan
Jim Jones
Soviet Union
Independent Hose Company
Frederick
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International
Georgetown mayor Luckhoo lauded for public service and faith
Georgetown’s time mayor Lionel Luckhoo, a prominent lawyer, diplomat, and Olympic Committee president, reflects on his career and honors while recounting memories of knighthood and the Queen’s sword ceremony. He notes his legal experience and leadership in unions and religious circles.
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Luckhoo
Guyana
Fgbmfi
Georgetown
Lueckhoo
England
Drive for district council elections in Howard County
A bipartisan coalition in Howard County seeks to elect the five member council by districts, aiming to boost rural western representation. The group must gather 10,000 signatures by Aug. 20, with potential maps drafted if the measure passes in November.
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Howard County
Howard County Council
Columbia- Laurel
Christopher McCabe
Republican Club
McCabe
Henry Marshall
Clarksville
Marshall
Columbia
Ellicott City
Howard
Board of Election Supervisors
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Bill Main
Fredericktown
June Crites
Charlie Brown
Sheraton Dioner Theatre
Octorian Players
Weinberg Center
Harold Cahn
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Steve Sachs
Dundalk Marine Terminal
Port
North Market Street
YMCA
Morris Kosman
Sanford Blum
Robert Edelman
Leslie Zahler
Ibby Levine
Kathy Thompson
Kelsey
Paula Nathanson
Marge Edelman
Redskins
Columbia Country Club
Paul Taylor
Newport News
Barbara Wooden
Peachtree Road
Monocacy Garden Club
Federation Bulletin
Monocacy
Jackie Nichols
Ken Nicholses
Dan Luikins
Ray Smith
Reich
Ford Road
Rosenauer
CCC
Joe
Martha
New York
Lufkins
Dartmouth
Daniel Webster
the News
Ethel Moffett
News-Post
Salvation Army Auxiliary
Emmitsburg Lions
Emmitsburg Lions Club
Elizabeth Prongas
Paul Beale
Matt Neufeld
Seas
Richmond Area
Petersburg
Hanover
Fredericksburg
Winchester
Charlottesville
Kenmore
Prresssatel
Regeier
Sears
Ene
Aris
Scarthgard
Sears Luxury
Ial
Raguier
Colon
Sdust
Serlces Handyman’s Ft
Mechanic's Tool
Service
Y Nationwica
Regoler
Iyrmene
Cotemba
Alagama Ave
Wisconsin Ave
Peorsytemns
Chambersburg
Gaithersburg
Glen Burmie
Landoven
Salisbury
Tail Security
Balt
Salver Spring
White Marsh
Galt
Catalina
Ame
Va Price
Atrel
Fase
Roy
sIapping
Ces
Rogetor
Maryland Hi
Peterseuns
Virginia Beach
Wimchestia Bee
Cael
Teele
Kelee Kasuol
Fapess
Luckhoe
South America
Frederick. Wd
Lionel
Full Gospel
Ship International
Lionel Luckhoo
Sam Yu
West College Terrace
C. Kurt Holter
Stephen Gunnulfsen
Damascus
Mt. Airy
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