Msgr. Ellis to receive Seton Founder's Award
Monsignor John Tracy Ellis, renowned church historian, named recipient of the 10th Seton Founder's Medal to be awarded May 14 at the Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Emmitsburg. The event features Auxiliary Bishop P Francis Murphy presiding and a 2:30 p.m. convocation with public attendance and a reception afterward.
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Emmitsburg
John Tracy Ellis
D.H.L
Seton
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
P. Francis Murphy
Baltimore
Seton Shrine Chapel
America
Monsignor Ellis
Saint Joseph College
Daughters of Charity
Seton Shrine
Holy Family
Seneca
Illl
Catholic University of America
Sulpician Seminary
Washington
D.C
Winona
Minn
Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary
University of San Francisco
Catholic Daughters
Higher Education Board Meets Friday in Annapolis
The State Board for Higher Education will convene at 9 30 a m Friday May 6 in the Jeffrey Building Annapolis to appoint a seven member task force to study a single non doctor al institution using lower Eastern Shore resources. The group will report in January 1978. Nominations for officers will be proposed and a Finance Committee report on FY 1979 needs will be discussed for possible recommendation to the Governor.
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State Board For Higher Education
Board
Jeffrey Building
Francis St
Annapolis
Harry K. Wells
Public hearing set on Maryland Title XX social services plan
A public hearing for Maryland Title XX social services plan July 1 1977 to June 30 1978 is scheduled May 13 at 1 p.m. at Frederick Community College Administration Building Opossumtown Pike. The plan aims to aid self support and improve family life through services including adoption drug addiction programs home care day care family planning foster care and legal services with fee details in the plan. Eligible recipients include AFDC SSI and state supplements plus certain low income cases. Group eligibility targets home delivered meals congregate meals and multi purpose senior centers. Fees apply to day care home care and homemaker services. The Cleveland Indians first used numbers on uniforms in 1916 with official adoption in 1931 AL and 1933 NL.
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Maryland
Frederick Community College
Opossumtown Pike
Richard A. Batterton
Department of Human Resources
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Msgr. Ellis
North American College
Rome
Gregorian University
The
Angelicum
Brown University
University of Notre Dame
Graduate Theological Union At
Berkeley
John Gilmary Shea
American Catholic Historical Association
Catholic Book Club
James Cardinal Gibbons
Msgr
John T. Ellis
Higher Education Board
Matther
Delta Hosiery Mill
Thurs
Famous National
Moss Street
Mom
Grandma
Mother
Mielart
Ewelers Keepsake
Frederick Shopping
Frederick Towne Mall
Valley Mall
Hamilton Hotel Corner
Long Meadow Shopping
Cleveland Indians
Survivor
Jcpenney
Ces
Ted
Pri
Fed
Frederick Towne Mall Rt. 40
Elmwood Drive
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