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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1980

Page

8

Honeymooners Walk to Free the Hostages Across PA

Jim and Debbie Bigler on a 300 mile honeymoon walk through Pennsylvania to protest the Iran hostage crisis. The pair, wearing white helmets and carrying flags, travel with four companions from Hermitage to Scranton, stopping at towns that host them with meals and lodging as they seek to draw attention and support for the hostages.

Berwick Jim Debbie Bigler Pennsylvania Biglers Hermitage Scranton United States Canada Michael Merrinks Iren Bigler Hillcrest Cemetery Metrinkos Baker Sparkle Lyle New York Yankee Texas Rangers Reynoldsville

County Commissioners Agenda March 18 1900 and notices

Frederick County commissioners list general business items including approval of minutes from March 10 and 11 1990 and several requests. It notes an agenda briefing March 17 1980, Maryland Day office closures March 25 1a, and a public meeting March 10 at 9 30 am. A Sparklers dance fundraiser is announced for April 19 at Mt Airy American Legion Hall with ticket details.

Board OF County Commissioners Commitéehomers Auditorian Frederick, Mary Keller Human Relations Council Joren L. Bryan Frederick County Commissioners Winchester Hall Maryland Sparklers Mt. Airy

Women of the Moose honor Moosehaven at Frederick meeting

The Women of the Moose in Frederick met March 25 to honor Moosehaven. Senior Regent Charlotte Prevost opened the session and presented a corsage to Moosehaven Chairman Edith Wolfes, who introduced Kaye Lenhart. Wolfes received two checks for the scholarship fund and for sheets and pillowcases for Moosehaven. Ten members were enrolled in honor of Wolfes. Refreshments and door prizes followed. next chapter meeting set for March 19 at Sp.m.

Women of the Moose Moosehaven Charlotte Prevost Prevost Edith Wolfes Kaye Lenhart Wolfes Ruth Long Martha Stride Helen Myers Rolinda Boyer Betty Copoulos Gwendolyn Bausum Barbara Yaoocki Elsie Haynes Carol Norwood Barbara Wilcem Sp.m

Montgomery school film festival set for March 19 at Kennedy High

Rockville reports Montgomery County Public Schools annual competition for student filmmakers March 19 at John F Kennedy High School on Randolph Road. Open to kindergarten through 12th grade, entries include transparencies film strips slides video and live action works. Winners advance to Maryland School Film Festival May 2 and 3 with an awards ceremony May 29.

Rockville Montgomery County John F. Kennedy High School Randolph Road Harry Swope

Montgomery Water Flush Schedule Begins March 3

Water flush set in Montgomery will begin the first week, March 3, running evenings and mornings through April. Residents are advised to plan around the 11 to 38 p.m. and 7 a.m. windows.

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