Walder defeats Bolcik for Gaithersburg post
Daniel Walder, 39, former Gaithersburg Planner, wins the mayoral race with 790 votes to Charles Bolcik's 7. Walder will serve a two year term. Council members elected include Edward Bohrer Jr., Bruce Goldensohn, Edward Steudel Jr., and incumbent Arthur Spaulding. Walder promotes participatory democracy and citizen forums amid fast growth.
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Gaithersburg
Daniel Walder
Wiere Deal
Charles G. Bolcik
Planning Commission
Walder
Bobcik
Bruce A. Goldensohn
Edward M. Steudel Jr
Arthur E. Spaulding
Spaulding
Owo
Scout of the Year Award Presented to Danny Schwartz
Scout of the Year honors go to Danny Schwartz of Troop 258 Maryland School for the Deaf at a Court of Honor Dinner on April 27 with about fifty parents present. Mark Bevington presented the award and a Norman Rockwell portrait. Anna Savage and Ken Krilz addressed the group as district and school leaders.
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Dave Pratt
Maryland School For the Deaf
Danny Schwartz
Vane Mine
Tennese Garnet
Mark Bevington
Francis Scott Key
Boy Scouts of America
Bevington
Norman Rockwell
Pikesville
Danny
Anna Savage
Ken Kritz
Krilz
Bobby Bablit
Mark Bosley
Kevin Brown
Kevin Chase
Carroll Connelly
Jimmy Flater
Chris Flater
David Frank
Sammy Green
Robert Griffiths
Mike Hartman
Maury
Election notes show mixed gains in key states
The report details electoral tallies and status across several states with figures for Jackson Udall and Wallace, and counts toward a domination threshold. It notes voting times in West Virginia Connecticut and Nebraska, campaign moves by Ford Reagan Carter Church and Wallace aides, and trimmed campaign salaries reallocating funds to Michigan ads while Ford plans two visits.
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Jackson
Udall
Wallace
West Virginia
Connecticut
Ford
Nebraska
West Vi Ia
Carter
Plains
Church
Idaho
Montgomery
Alabama
Maryland
Laurel
Billy Joe Camp
Hubert WH. Humphrey
Atlantic City
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Humphrey
Brown
White House
Michigan
Reagan
Ade
Hood College honors three Frederick County women at annual awards
Three Frederick County women were cited at Hood College's May 9 awards banquet on campus. Donna Fogarty of East Church Street won the Emily Myers Davis Prize for excellence in English, Teresa Ann Main of Route 7 earned the R. Ames Hendrickson Prize for music proficiency, and Gerlie Patricia Ropp of Route 2 Myersville received the C. May Hudson Prize for progress in mathematics. Other prizes included the Leah B. Allen Prize in astronomy.
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Frederick County
Hood College
Donna Fogarty
East Church Street
Teresa Ann Main
Rt. 7
Frederick
Gerlie Patricia Ropp
Rt. 2
Myersville
Ms.Fogarty
Hood
Emily Myers Davis
R. Ames Hendrickson
Ms. Main
Tickets for B&O reception at Hood College tonight
Tickets at 3 50 available at the door for a benefit reception and program on Frederick City preservation efforts and the B O Railroad Station restoration. The 8 p m event at Price Auditorium features urban planner Cy Paumier and is organized by eight local preservation groups with cocktails and a social hour.
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Frederick City
B&o
Frederick
Hood College
Price Auditorium
Frederick Improvements Foundations
Operation Down Town Action
Daughters of the American Revolution
Garden Club of Frederick
Preservation Advisers
Frederick County Historical Society
Frederick County Landmarks Foundation
Cy Paumier
Peggy Pilgrim
Pat Lanner
Becky Tran
Historic district bid rejected despite strong local input
Essex argued streetscape aesthetics while residents from East Street and East Patrick protested inclusion in the district. Planning Director Johnson urged street by street justification, and the panel unanimously rejected expansion evidence. Separately, Elizabethtown College awarded degrees at spring commencement with 215 candidates.
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Essex
Bloom
East Street
East Patrick Street
Bryan Rice
Dennis Watson
Dorothy Burkhart
John Ferguson
John McHenry
East
East Patrick Streets
Lawrence W. Johnson
Johnson
Clarke Place
Historic District Commission
Fourth Street
Bentz Street
South Street
Carroll Stone
Patrick Street
Carroll Street
North Market Street
Seventh Street
South Market Street
Mt. Olivet Boulevard
West Patrick Street
Jefferson Street
Elizabethtown
Franklin L. Hann Jr
Franklin Hann
Rt. 1
Smithsburg
Elizabethtown College
Hann
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Saclar Heat
Vienna
Austria
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Frederick, Md
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Hichand CC
Equip
County Animal Control Center
C. F. Bowers
the Humane Society
Nessen
Switzerland
Mary
Martha Pierce
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Rosemary Fitzgerald
Greenbelt
Elizabeth B. Bower
Laura Tubbs
Honeaye Falls
N.Y
Grace SN. Brown
Cheryl Seyboth
Towson
Lillian 0. Brown
Dana Meeker
Allentown
Grace E. Wilson
Decatur
Frances C. Cutujian
Jane Olsen
Kydal
Julius Hoffman
Jeanette Schumann
Concord
Mass
Grace Z. Keyes
Kristine E. Smith
Wall Township
N.J
Marion MacPhail
Josephine DiStefano
West Babylon
Helen McCullagh McCutcheon
Barbara Rememnter
Denton
Wayne C Neely
Sheila Edwards
Grantsville
Park-Dorff
Michele Smith
Lancaster
George C. Pearson
Veural Oechten Sunle Oui Alu Stokley-Van Camp
Diane Garst
New Windsor
Margaret Balnicki
Orange
Conn
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Torrington
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Royal-Globe
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