Shepherd Dean Attends National Higher Education Conference
Dr. Lloyd Bates, Dean of Students at Shepherd College, represents the administration and faculty at the 22nd National Conference on Higher Education in Chicago. Elected by the February Faculty Assembly, he participates as the conference centers on Leadership and Change in Higher Education with topics on leadership development, negotiations alternatives, organizational structure, and societal needs shaping higher education.
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Shepherd College
Lloyd Bates
Chicago
Bates
Sykesville Pupils Plan Annual Show
The Vocal Music Department at Sykesville High School prepares Broadway musical Bye Bye Birdie for Friday March 31 and Saturday April 1 at 8 pm in the school auditorium. Last year Oklahoma drew 1,400. this year tickets urge advance purchase due to limited seating. Tickets by calling the school or from area merchants or a student. School sits about three miles south of Eldersburg on Route 32.
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Sykesville High School
Rodger’s
Sykesville
Eldersburg
Educators Hear Talks On Reading In Region II Institute
About 150 educators from eight Region II counties attended the first of three institutes at Martinsburg South Junior High School. Dr. Mary Anne Hall of the University of Maryland outlined approaches to teaching basic reading in primary grades, stressing reading for meaning, independent word attack, sight vocabulary, and lasting interest. She urged parental support and home libraries, ongoing informal diagnosis, and in service training funded by the school system and public. The Q&A session featured teachers and administrators from Shepherd College and representatives from eight counties.
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Region II
Martinsburg South Junior High School
Hall
Registration for New Windsor first grade held March 21
New Windsor School schedules registration for entering first graders on Tuesday March 21 at 1 p.m. Eligible children must be six by January 1. Bring birth certificate and immunization papers. Special forms mailed to families with a child starting school this September.
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New Windsor
Steve Danner
Doug Burkholder
Gary Cole
Kevin Myers
Mike Childs
New Windsor School
Winners named in Wolfe and Peggy Buckingham event
Rita Dell won the prettiest and most representative prizes, Debbie won the most original, and Betty Reid earned the top for originality at the Wolfe and Peggy Buckingham judging.
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Wolfe
Peggy Buckingham
Rita Dell
Debbie
Betty Reid
The News Frederick March 11 1967 Item Preview
A snapshot of The News from Frederick Maryland on Saturday March 11 1967 showing page layout, headlines and brief item cues. This fragment highlights local reporting style and announces upcoming events and notices as captured in OCR form.
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the News
Frederick, Maryland
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Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers
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South Carroll St
Freerick
New Windsor School News
Hydro Aire, Inc
East Patrick St
Dial
Jor Mueller
Mueller’s
Huff & Puff
Ace Hanover
Idney Beans
Ideal Farms
Ewin Kows
Morton
Cash Grocery
Jim Summons East
Chapel Frederick
Maryland
Radio
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Daisy E. Kline
Motter Avenue
Frederick
Alton Y. Bennett
Ecutor
John L. Ponton
Stanley Y. Bennett
Cramer
Comus Inn
Comus Inn Antiques
Comus
Md.va
L. Parson Hickman
Lovellsville
Purcellville
Catatogs
D.h.la
Ridge Homes
Willis
Bethel Road
Yellow Springs
Mountain Dale
Fort Detrick
Carport
Ath
D & M Builders
Thurmont, Md
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