Preservation group honored for work around Sugarloaf Mountain
Sugarloaf Regional Trails volunteers from Frederick and Montgomery counties preserve a 100 square mile area around Sugarloaf Mountain. The group earned AASLH Award of Merit and promotes environmental awareness through trail guides, historic studies, and films. Led by Frederick Gutheim, SR T has produced hiking guides, a 20 minute Potomac Piedmont film, and training for volunteer researchers. They organize environmental workshops and conferences on countryside preservation.
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Frederick Guiheim
Sugarloaf
American Association For State and Local History
C. Kurt Holter
Sugarloaf Mountain
Frederick County
Frederick
Montgomery
A.T
Frederick Gutheim
Guthelm
Sugarloaf Citizens Association
Montgomery County
S.R.T
Area Citizens
Stronghold Inc
Sugarloaf Mountain Park
Sugarloaf Regional Trails
R.T
Potomac Piedmont
WETA
Potomac River
Gutheim
Chesapeake Bay
Reagan voices confident postives as deficits loom large
President Reagan, four days from re election, touts lower inflation and tax cuts while admitting record deficits and ongoing foreign entanglements. He urges common sense budgeting, rejects tax increases, and seeks bipartisan steps to curb deficits and manage Lebanon and Central America crises.
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Washington
Reagan
Union
Central America
Lebanon
Soviet Union
Cbs-New York Times
Newsweek Magazine
Gallup
House
Senate
U.S
Grenada
CBS Times
Community Living program seeks greater local participation
Community Living Inc. founded in 1979 to oversee health and safety of independent disabled residents seeks more community involvement. Corrine Durdock, volunteer coordinator, cites 54 success stories across 16 Frederick City units and invites volunteers for activities ranging from hobbies to outings.
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Community Living Inc
Corrine Durdock
Frederick
Durdock
United Way
Keeping warm in winter by wearing wool or polypropylene underwear
The Appalachian Mountain Club advises wool or polypropylene base layers to stay warm. Wool fibers resist loft loss when wet while polypropylene fibers do not absorb water, maintaining insulation when damp. The guidance emphasizes practical insulation in wet or dry conditions.
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Boston
Appalachian Mountain Club
Montevue Auxiliary Meets Sets Feb 2 Session
The Montevue Auxiliary held its January 5 meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Montevue Home with president Anne Turner presiding. Fourteen members attended and updates included Christmas card outreach, party planning, and a new color television for Hall No. 2. The next meeting is Feb 2 at 7:30 p.m.
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Montevue
Anne Turner
Myrtle Gary
Charlotte Glick
Joyce Gorman
Betty Ramsburg
Margaret Brown
Hall No. 2
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