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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1982

Page

8

White Cane Days set for Frederick April 2 3

Frederick City and County join 11 Lions International clubs to raise funds for the Maryland Eye Bank. Volunteers from multiple Lions clubs sell White Cane lapel pins on April 2 and 3 and recruit donors while promoting eye health. Proceeds support the Eye Bank and local donor signups. The county proclaims April 23 as White Cane Days with Lions stationed at Key Mall Brunswick Middletown and Frederick Towne Mall.

Frederick County Frederick City Maryland Eye Bank Galen R. Clagett Richard L. Grossnickle Mary G. Williams Adrian McC. Remsberg Charles C. Smith Richard A. Killmeier Lion's International Clubs Lions Eye Bank Frederick Lions Club Francis Scott Key Mall Brunswick Middletown Frederick Towne Mall

Meharry surgery residency loses accreditation

Meharry Medical College of Nashville has its five year surgery residency accreditation withdrawn by the Residency Review Committee effective June 30 1983. Dr Louis Bernard says the decision impacts producing qualified surgeons though the college remains fully accredited and an appeal is pending. An open heart program may be started by year end to aid potential reinstatement.

Louis Bernard Meharry National Nashville, Tenn Meharry Medical College Hubbard Hospital Bernard

Frederick resident to report on Moral Re-Armament action

Frederick's Moral Re-Armament committee plans next week to hear Tony Barksdale's report and arrange local participation in the April Reston conference. Barksdale, a church member and Masonry worker, describes MRA as fostering selfless citizenship and democratic steadiness amid national concerns. The group notes youth outreach and collaboration with NAACP after Klan rallies, with planning for a Portland conference and a Canadian-hosted event later this year.

Frederick Anthony Barkedsle See Canel Grecit U.S Washington Sheraton International Conference Center Reston Frederick Committee of Conscience Sara Ensor Tony Barkedale Ewer Frank Buchman Barksdale Frederick's First Missionary Baptist Church Conner’s Masonry Frederick Mra Portland MRA Canada Frederick County NAACP Ku Klux Klan

Surgeons Train Across Baltimore Hospitals Amid Expanded Patient Load

Bernard notes 12 medical graduates in surgery residency at Hubbard and Provider Hospitals in Baltimore with no open heart program. He cites an average 500 operations per resident, 900 surgeries at Hubbard in 1980-81, and predicts growth as patient numbers rise while students train also at other hospitals.

Benard Hubbard Hospital Provider Hospital Baltimore Bernard

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