Tall Cedars Proclaim Tall Cedar Week by Mayor
Mayor Ronald Young signed a proclamation designating Tall Cedar Week. The Tall Cedars of Lebanon support muscular dystrophy research through the Tall Cedar Foundation and the Muscular Dystrophy Association while aiding members to be socially aware and active. Pictured at the signing were Mack J. Propst Russell L. Michael Raymond J. Dyer and Murray F. Fox. The group attended Calvary Methodist Church last Sunday as part of week’s activities.
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Tall Cedars
Lebanon
Tall Cedar Foundation
Ride-A-Bike for Retarded Citizens slated in Carroll County
The sixth annual Ride-A-Bike for Retarded Citizens in Carroll County is set for 1 p.m. Sunday April 30. Multiple local organizations coordinate routes across Westminster Freedom Hampstead Taneytown Mount Airy Finksburg and Westminster High School lot safety signups. Proceeds aid Carroll County Association for Retarded Citizens programs including sheltered workshop camping recreation transportation and advocacy. Registration forms are available locally or by mail from the Association for Retarded Citizens. Maryland State Police will review all routes prior to kickoff.
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Westminster
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Freedom Area
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Hampstead
Messiah United Methodist Church
Taneytown
Mount Airy Kiwanis
Mount Airy
Roaring Run Lions
Finksburg
Manchester
Lee Avonhalt
Westminster High School
Carroll County Association For Retarded Citizens
Association For Retarded Citizens
Maryland State Police
Red Cross to honor volunteers March 29
The 61st anniversary Red Cross Volunteer awards luncheon for the Frederick County Chapter will be held at 11 30 am Wednesday March 29 at Ernis Italian Kitchen. Reservations of 450 may be made at the local office through Friday March 24 call 662 5131. Also notes 13 state lotteries operated in fiscal year 1876 generating 975 5 million gross revenue per Commerce Clearing House.
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Red Cross
Frederick County
American National Red Cross
Erni
Commerce Clearing House
Inauguration of Gettysburg College President April 15
Dr. Charles E. Glassick will be formally inaugurated as Gettysburg College eleventh president at 2 30 p m on Saturday April 15 in the College Union Ballroom Attendance by over 100 delegates from colleges universities and learned societies is planned The program includes an inaugural address invocation welcome benediction and remarks by leaders from the college church and alumni and features musical performances and a full inaugural week with lectures concerts and a symposium on professional ethics
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Gettysburg College
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Glassick
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Lutheran Church In America
LCA
Leonard I. Holder
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John F. Clarke
Gethin J. Kurtz
Harrisburg
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Department For Higher Education
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Jacobsen
James D. Pickering
Swete Drynke
Masters
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Bowen Auditorium
Department of Music
Christ Chapel
K. Danner Clouser
Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Thomas Shaffer
Notre Dame University
John Farrell
Beneficial Management Corporation
Morristown
N.J
Herman G. Steumpfle
Lutheran Theological Seminary At
Gettysburg
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YMCA Announces Spring Swim Courses For Women And Coed Class
Frederick County YMCA offers ladies swim instruction from beginner to advanced starting Monday April 3 at 1 45 a m, weekly for 10 weeks, plus an adult coed class Tuesday April 4 from 8 30 to 9 30 p m. Courses cover water safety and resuscitation topics with up to 30 enrollees, plus a senior lifesaving class with CPR certification beginning in April. Registration before April 3 is required. call 663-5131 for details.
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Frederick County
YMCA
Red Cross
Record U S Savings Bond sales hit February high
Treasury officials report February 1978 U S Savings Bond sales reached 686 million, surpassing 664 million in February 1977 and marking the month’s highest level in a decade. Series E sales were 668 million and Series H 28 million, with payroll savings accounting for about 60 percent of total purchases. Outstanding Series E and H bonds total 77 415 billion. The 1978 sales goal is 8 3 billion.
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U.S
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Handicapped Advocacy Course Offered by Catonsville College
Calonsville Community College offers a six session credit-free course titled Learning to Work with Handicapped Individuals. Beginning April 1 and ending May 1 at the Henryton Center in Carroll County, the program trains paraprofessionals and volunteers to teach self help skills to developmentally disabled adults with one to one supervision and basic behavior modification instruction. Registration is $5. call 455 4318 for details. College closes the week of March 27.
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Calonsville Community College
Henryton Center
Carroll County
College Office of Continuing Education
Catonsville
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