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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1978

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13

Literacy Council to hear Groff at annual meet

Dr. Henry Groff, coordinator of psychology services for the Board of Education, will be guest speaker at Frederick County Literacy Council’s annual meeting on Monday May 15 at 7 30 p m at the Schaef fer Center East Second Street Frederick The public is invited He will discuss The Role of the Psychologist in Identifying Reading Problems A discussion will follow The meeting also serves as a farewell for Rodney Willard who has led the council two terms and is moving out of state The agenda includes election of officers and a bylaws change

Henry Groff Board of Education Literacy Council Frederick County Schaeffer Center East Second Street Frederick Groff Rock Creek Center Rodney Willard The Willard

Summers given five year term on theft charges

Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. sentenced George Roscoe Summers to five years in the Maryland Division of Corrections after Summers pled guilty to larceny for stealing three rings and a watch from Mrs. Mary A. Hoffman’s home on West 3rd Street. He admitted selling the jewelry for five dollars at Old Towne Tavern, valued at 195 dollars.

Maryland Division of Corrections Robert E. Clapp, Jr George Roscoe Summers Mary A. Hoffman Summers W. Barrick Hoffman W. 3Rd St Old Towne Mt. Airy Clapp Glenn Ellsworth Cromwell Teddy Dorsey Anthony Tyrone Cook James Arthur Stull Dewali Joseph Willard Herman C. Meyers James Meyers Fender Precision Ronald Widman Mary Ann Stepler William R. Leckemby, Jr Brooks Cook Jack Blomquist Dorsey William Haugh Spencer Franklin Stillrich Cromwell

Kennel Club Names Winners At First All Breed Match

The Catoctin Kennel Club announced results from its first all breed match held April 9 at Pinecliff Park with 709 entries across obedience and conformation classes. Best puppy and best adult were chosen by separate judges. top puppy Dandie Dinmont Terrier owned by Jo Ann Farron and best adult German Shorthaired Pointer owned by a Baltimore owner. The junior handling winner was Susan Brown with a Siberian Husky. The club plans future matches and upcoming meetings, including a May 9 session with Maryland Dog Fanciers Federation speaker on dog segregation concerns.

Catoctin Kennel Club Pinecliff Park Barbara Tucci Perry Hall Wes Meador Warrenton, Va Hilde Dittelli Baltimore Chasa Apso Charlotte Reckell Randallstown Danide Dinmont Ellen Selby Gaithersburg Mike Skinner Lanadon Drive Mt. Airy Donna Dale Roland Appleton Philadelphia Susan Brown Arnold Winchester Allen Craves Maryland Dog Fanciers Federation

Gardner Guest Conductor Leads County Band Festival

Jerry Gardner of the University of Maryland will guest conduct Frederick County's 42nd All County Band Festival at 8 p.m. Tuesday May 9 at Singapore High School. Admission 2 dollars for adults 125 for students. preschool free. Middle School and Senior High bands will perform with 84 high school students and 44 middle school students from local schools. Director is Dr. Thomas Silliman. Gardner conducts the Wind Ensemble and Concert Band at Maryland and has served as Wash ington Post Band co director. The program features works by Grainger Holst and Hamlisch among others.

Jerry Gardner University of Maryland College Park Frederick County Singanore High School Saint John’s Thomas Silliman Spe Liddo Ad But Fluency Board of Education Gardner Historic Washington Post Frederick Grainger Holst Elkus Carter Giovannini Bouree Bach Williams Leckrone

Mary Ford Attends League of Women Voters Convention

Mary Ann Ford of Frederick attends the League of Women Voters United States 33rd national convention May 1 to 5 at the Cincinnati Convention Center. More than 1,500 delegates from 1,380 leagues set the national program and elected a new president and board.

League of Women Voters of the United States Cincinnati Convention and Exposition Center Ohio Frederick Mary Ann Ford League of Women Voters Ruth C. Clusen League Issues League

Charlesville Cub Scout Pack 797 Meets at Lewistown School

Charlesville Cub Scout Pack 797 held a April pack meeting at Lewistown Elementary with Den 3 opening flag ceremony and each Den presenting activities since February. Awards included Wolf and Bear badges and arrows for several scouts and a Geologist pin for Tim Conder. Webelos earned Showman and Geologist pins and attended the Francis Scott Key District Camporee in Emmitsburg. Summer outings include Mother-Son softball June 25, a swim party July 20, and Williams Grove Amusement Park August 13 with a time pin for attending all three. Next meeting May 28 features Cub Scout Field Day at Lewistown Elementary.

Cub Scout Pack 797 Charlesville Lewistown Den 3 Den Robert McAllister Scott Montgomery Andy Wagner Tim Pike Glen Polk Bernie Finneyfrock Kenny Ober Jeff Hickman Carl Fuller Kenny Golski David Barr Chris Carr Rodney Stull Tim Conder Emmitsburg Catoctin High School Thurmont Williams Grove

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