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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1971

Page

9

Environmental health topics at Western Upper Montgomery meeting

Beallsville MD residents heard Western Upper Montgomery County Community Relations Council discuss environmental health. Dr William Butterbaugh introduced speaker Clay Ervine from Montgomery County Environmental Health who spoke on pollution from PEPCO Dickerson plant river pollution air pollution from trash burning and incineration and landfill use. He proposed on site waste treatment electric toilets and tighter pesticide controls. The Rural Women’s Republican Club and Poolesville church women contributed funds and volunteers. Upper Montgomery Federal Credit Union held officer elections with Rex Reckendorf Berkely Bell Virginia Marshall and Fred Sterns leading the board.

G. Best PEPCO Dickerson Potomac Monocacy Ervine Wamco Crc Clif Robinson Dick Maxwell Florence Duffin Dick Marshall Trudy Meissner Duffin Bert Moore Beallsville E. E. Halmes Jr Fred Stearns Bob Mischler Crank W. Wilson Phil Goodall Ross Koeser Audréy Prichard Ray Hoewing Rex Reckendorf Jane Stearns L. Grackstein Kensington Stearns CAC Rural Women’s Republican Club Poolesville Presbyterian Church Upper Montgomery County Barnesville Berkely Bell Virginia Marshall Fred Sterns Juanita Honemond Alfred D. Noyes G. Marcellus Ricketts Richard C. King Harvey Custis Edna Ricketts Cochairmen Credit Committee A. L. Evans Howard Lyles George C. Robinson Florence Glass Shirley Crampton Idelie Craven Jane B. Stearns

Beallsville Nursey board elects new officers in Beallsville

Love N Care Nursery in Beallsville elected new officers at a recent board meeting. Nancy Morningstar is president Renee Spates vice president Lorena Burford secretary and George Menke treasurer. Anyone may visit the center and attend meetings.

Love 'N Care Nursery Beallsville Nancy Morningstar Renee Spates Lorena Burford George Menke Ellen Wisner Manchester Anna Heger Suburban Bethesda Dorothy Forrester Johnnie Osborne Robert Yates Gary Bodmer Ty Roth Lynn Reynolds Mary Frye T. T. Bournes William Riley Lisa Selby Roy L. Selby Jr Charles W. Fritz Charles Rutter Nellie Rutter Lewis Brooks Floyd W. Cregger Poolesville Ward Tulton Ladies’ Auxiliary

Easter Seal Society Aids 250000 Crippled Children In 1970

The Easter Seal Society provided direct care and treatment to about 250000 crippled children and adults nationwide in 1970.

Easter Seal Society

Delta Sigma Pi hosts Gen Wheeler at Shepherd College talk

Epsilon Kappa Chapter invited Gen Earle G Wheeler as guest speaker on Tuesday February 23 at 7 30 p m in the Blue Grey Room Shepherd College Shepherstown WV. Wheeler addressed budget formulation for the Department of Defense and fielded questions on Vietnam Middle East crisis and defense spending. A standing ovation followed. Mrs John Repass hosted the event after a Luscious Strawberry Salad from Sugarloaf Cookery by St Peters Parish Poolesville.

Epsilon Kappa Chapter International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi Earle G. Wheeler Shepherd College Shepherdstown W. Va Charles F. Printz Division of Business Administration Gen. Wheeler Department of Defense Wheeler Vietnam Middle East John Repass St. Peter’s Parish Poolesville

Antiques Course Offered at Frederick Community College

Freder ick Community College offers a five week Antiques and Collectibles course taught by Henry Schiess owner of Cynthia TFehr Antiques. The program covers recognition detection and conservation with student critique sessions and bib liographies for further study beginning March 17. Call 662-101 for details and registration.

Frederick Community College Henry Schiess Cynthia Tfehr New Market United States Schiess Catholic University of America Washington, D.C Montgomery County Call Frederic Community College

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