Student art work displays across Frederick County schools
Frederick County public school art is shown in the Board of Education offices on East Church Street and Winchester Hall. The exhibit runs 8:20 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with contributions from Brunswick Elementary Catoctin High East Frederick Elementary Emmitsburg Elementary Frederick High Governor Thomas Johnson High Governor Thomas Johnson Middle Green Valley Elementary Kemptown Elementary Liberty Elementary Singanore High Middletown Elementary Middletown High Middletown Middle New Market Elementary New Market Middle North Frederick Elementary Parkway Elementary Rock Creek School South Frederick Elementary Thurmont Elementary Urbana Elementary Valley Elementary Walkersville High Walkersville Middle Walkersville Primary Waverley Elementary Woodsboro Elementary. Also notes surplus cheese and butter distribution by Carroll County Department of Social Services starting March 22 1983 to aid recipients of various programs at multiple sites including Westminster and Taneytown, with senior sites in Mount Airy, Hampstead, and others.
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Frederick County Public School
Board of Education
East Church Street
Winchester Hall
Brunswick
Linda Pruitt
Catoctin High
Ann Roetzel
Gary Hedges
Linda Hall
Rebecca Shorb
East Frederick
Charles Shobe
Emmitsburg
Darby Pannier
Frederick
Garry Ritchie
Anne Ingle
Margaret Richardson
Thomas Johnson
Joe Osmann
Barry Richardson
Edee Alford
Green Valley
Rebecca Carter
Kemptown
Darlene Nicholson
Lewistown
Roni Nehemias
Liberty
Marlin Roser
Singanore
Charles Lyons
Mike Dore
Middletown
John Gladhill
Kim Gehrke
Betsy Keyser
Mary Ayier
Mike Nazelrod
Claudia Everitt
Nancy Kowalski
New Market
Marge Scott
Kitty Martin
North Frederick
Edbard Brown
Parkway
Andrea Mobr
Rock Creek
Mary Coriey
South Frederick
Mary Kresslein
Thurmont
Gail Padgett
Urbana
Beverly Shriver
Valley
Rose Chaney
Walkersville
Larry Hauver
Elles Frazier
Mark Schneider
Jean Brown
Dianne Pees
Waverley
Denise Lyons
Wolfsville
Carolynn Cockerill
Woodsboro
Lynn Severn
Yellow Springs
Karyn Hanna
Carroll County
Mount Airy
Westminster
Union Bridge
Taneytown
New Windsor
South Carroll
Social Service
Commission On Aging
Church of the Ascension
N. Court St
St. John's United Methodist Church
N. Main St
Hampstead
Grace United Church of Christ
W. Baltintorr
Cathoic Church
Li Liberty Road
Freedom Avenue
Eldersburg
Maryland
Secretaries Week highlights computer era shift
Kansas City AP report notes that Secretaries Week in late April will emphasize the impact of computer technology on the information age. The 1983 observance, sponsored by Professional Secretaries International, expands the role of secretaries with new activities.
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Kansas City
Lead Poisoning Thought to Help Bring Down Rome
Boston AP report notes two thirds of ancient Roman emperors may have ingested lead through wine and syrupy grape juice, potentially fueling erratic behavior and contributing to the empire's decline. Researcher Jerome Nriagu cites lead exposure in aristocrats, estimating widespread effects on leadership and reproduction.
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Boston
Rome
Jerome O. Nriagu
Caligula
Nriagu
Tri Fant Mage
Nkiagu
New England Journal of Medicine
Magan
Iead
National Water Research Institute
Burlington
Ontario
Cnuaren
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Carroll
Calton Villa To Rock For Heart Association
Calton Villa
Hagerstown
American Heart Association
Weuveeuay
Nursing Home
Heart Association
Chris Simmons
Lou Scally
Cheryl Kataline
Terry Baker
Susie Orndorff
Congress
Jacket
Rick Kimbherlin
Potomac Edison Co
Kiwanis Club
Kimbherlin
Chuck Rhoades
the News
Samerone
N.E
Bob" Waltz
Fernanda
Wasewares
Early
J.G. Durand
Ballon Grande
Eyerly’s
Aneers Oy Wamsurta
Bon-Fon Eyerly
Eyerly
Frederick Towne Mall
Eyerlys
Eyamy’s
Jacquard
Fieldcrest
Terry Jacquard
Bathshop — Eyerlys
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