Scholars Seminar honors seven Phi Beta Kappa students at Hood College
About 200 Frederick County honor society students gathered at Hood College for the sixth annual Scholars Seminar banquet. Seven high school seniors received Phi Beta Kappa Certificates as Senator Paul Sarbanes urged sustained effort, curiosity, and responsible citizenship to shape the nation’s future.
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Frederick County
Phi Beta Kappa Association
Stuart D. Berger
Phi Beta Kappa
Rebreca Olpin
Brounswick High
George Kuhs
Catoctin High
Jeffrey Keefer
Gov. Thomas Johnson High
Edward John Rosmiarek
Frederick High
Joan Frank
Singanore High
Richard McAllister
Walkersville High
Timothy Custer
Middletown High School
Annette
Honor Society
Hood College
U.S
Paul Sarbanes
Sai Sarbanes
Board of Education
PTA
Christine Young
Sarbanes
Young
Thomas Johnson High School
Edward John Rozmiarek
Rebecca Olpm
Brunswick High
Singapore High
George Kuhn
Middletown High
Annette Thompson
Frederick County Association of Phi Beta Kappa
Thompson
Education High
Berger
Frederick County Board of Education
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank and Hood College
Montgomery County Economy Faces Uncertainty Despite Gains
Montgomery County leaders at the Economic Advisory Council meeting reported modest economic gains with plans advancing for a 60 acre Germantown office park and three new projects worth over 100 million dollars. Officials warned that high interest rates and national problems cloud the outlook, while private sector activity and job prospects show potential growth in coming years.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Economic Advisory Council
Office of Economic Development
Joanha T Morfessis
James Chance
Nance
Charles W Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Mobil Corporation
Gaithersburg
Morfessis
Fairchild Industries
Germantown
1270
Bellemeade Development Corporation
Lyndhurst
N.J
Seth
Maryland Industrial Development Financing Authority
Midfa
Ioads
Capitol Milk reports 1981 good and 1982 gloomy outlook
Capitol Milk Pro ducers Cooperative Inc held its 41st annual meeting at the Sheraton Inn Frederick with the election of three new board members. Officials, including President Charles Cline Jr and Ward Zigier, stepped down as terms expired. Newly elected board members are Clyde C Crum Gary Grossnickle and Harry Eugene Lawson. Other directors and officers were listed, with reports promising in depth coverage in future farming section.
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Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative Inc
Sheraton Inn-Frederick
Charles Cline Jr
New Market
Ward Zigier
Clyde C. Crum
Thurmont
Gary Grossnickle
Walkersville
Harry Eugene Lawson
Greencastle
Edgar W. Heflin
Harry L. Trout Jr
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Carolyn Diemleft
Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative
J. Howard Settle
Farm Credit Banks of
Baltimore
STS
Emme Mellott
Robert Mellott
Mercersburg
Emmie
Senator Sarbanes
MontCo
New York
Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks
New York City
Hn Wcil
George Howard
Ellicott City
Midmeet
Re -Eabon Department
Tri-State Hearing Aid Center Inc
Monocacy Village
Capitol Milk
Millard E
Jack” Crum Jr., R. Eugene Myers, Arthur Johnson and
James 0. Montgomery
Cline
William R. Kiser
Clarence L. Day Jr
John N. Lewis
Capitol
Frederick
Gary M. Stiles
Laurel
Charles E. Hiden Jr
High's
Charlie R. Parker Jr
High’s
Roanokene
News-Post
Fieldcrest
Chatham Yoo
Domestics Eyerly
Shop Eyerly’s
Frederick Towne Mall
Paradise
Everlys
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