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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1978
Page
5
The YMCA launches Kindergym to build basic fitness in 3 to 5 year olds through movement, music, and group activities. Weekly sessions run April 4 to May 4 with two classes daily at 10 15 am and 2 30 pm. Fees range from 10 to 14 dollars, with registration at the front desk or by mail.
Frederick County Red Cross volunteers will host an annual awards luncheon at Erni's Italian Kitchen on March 29 with Miss Alice M. Sundberg as guest speaker. Sundberg, 66, longtime public health leader, will be honored as part of the gracious generation of retirees aiding health service. Reservations close March 28. cost is 4.50 per person.
Dr. Joan Coley of Western Maryland College is listed in Who's Who of American Women for national and local work in education. Her career spans research writing consulting and program participation, including Right to Read national consultants and American Bar Association literacy projects.
A narrative on ongoing FBI agent training from oath to retirement, detailing the 15 week initial program, ongoing refresher courses, and the FBI Academy at Quantico Virginia. It notes the division serving professionals and local officers, and describes the breadth of subjects including law enforcement arts sciences and technical topics. A crime resistance tip suggests using electrical timers to simulate presence.
Reported births list numerous families from Frederick area: Wagroner, Grove, Dorsey, Thompson, Kolle, Malin, Snyder, Lessner, Rudman, Hammond, Lare, Bollinger, Shankie, and Schaffert. Newborns include Charles Owen Wi, Joshua Aaron, Robert Blaine, Michael Andrew, Brian Jeffrey, Olivia Appleton, Andria Rae, Dale Allan Jr, and others with dates and street addresses.
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