Al B Smith Honored By Post Office
Al B Smith a rural carrier in Sjamsville received the Superior Performance Award from the Post Office Department for work above standards while coping with the loss of his right hand. He earned his 19th straight National Safety Council award, served in all offices of the local rural letter carriers association, passed the Postal Services Officer exam, and pursues coursework at Frederick Community College with high marks.
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Sjamsville
al B. Smith
Post Office Department
National Safety Council
Frederick
Montgomery County
Frederick Community College
Linganore FHA Installs New Officers for 1969 70
Linganore FHA installed its new officers for the 1969 1970 school year on June 12. A nightlong Installation featured a fashion show and songs with the theme Up Up and Away with FHA. Officers include Laurie Herndon president and Linda Venable first vice president.
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Linganore Fha
FHA
Star-Spangidd
Linda Venable
Dottie Herndon
Shirley Miller
Sylvia Witmer
Cindy Martin
Brenda Warfield
Our Creed
FHS
Laurie Herndon
Janice R. Dotterer
Shirley Muller
Donna Goode
Doris Anderman
Ruth Dotterer
Pam _ Sheetenhelm
Leslie Beall
Mary C. Cain
Uici
Jarry O. Smith
Man Jumped Into Car Trunk to Stop Theft at City Shop
Sidney Eagle, 65, saved his pants by diving into the open trunk as thieves fled with two boxes of pants from his shop. He leaped onto the boxes, shouting for help, drawing two patrolmen who halted the car and arrested three men.
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New York
Sidney Eagle
Eagle
Vickies Hair Is Valuable As Souvenir
Washington AP reports Vickie the presidential poodle visits Suzette's Groomette monthly for an eight dollar special including pedicure washing and coiffure. Every hair is saved as souvenirs by patrons and staff. A child reportedly brought a bag for show and tell, while the chauffeur paid two dollars after Nixon insisted on paying.
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Washington
Vickie
Suzette
The
Star
Girls Win Scholarships in Frederick County Schools
The Frederick County Educational Secretaries Association awarded two $100 scholarships to 1969 graduates Georgia Reightler of Frederick High School and Toni Curtin of Singanore High School. Both plan to attend Hagerstown Business College. Funds were raised by sales of a nationally advertised home products line. A $100 scholarship was also given for 1968-69 to a 1968 Emmitsburg High School graduate.
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Frederick County
Canada Moves To Restore Indian Rights Nationwide
Ottawa outlines a long range plan to end legal discrimination and abolish the Indian Act within five years. The policy would grant registered Indians ownership of six million acres on reserves and bring services to par with other Canadians under provincial control where applicable. Indian leaders respond cautiously while noting potential development and investment hurdles.
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Ottawa
Canada
Indian Affairs
Jean Chretien
Walter Dieter
The
National Indian Brotherhood
Chretien
Max Gros-Louis
Association of Quebec Indians
Quebec
Chretian
Poliley Ia
Ontario
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
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Post Office
Ai B, Smith
Trevellas
Knit Fabrica Viking Sewing Machines
Kalited
Setia
Liberty
White House
Doris Vitzin
Wheaton
Georgia Reightler
Toni Curtin
Martin County Conservation Club
Fairmont
Minn
Fairmont Lakes
Tieleaa
PROTO
Whson
Shakespeare Spinning Outfit
Asc
Johnson
Sporting Goods
Frederick Shopping Center
Pootea
Schley Ave
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