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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1966

Page

17

Outdoor Camp In 10th Year At Frederick County Outdoor School

William S Hopwood notes the Frederick County Outdoor School at Camp Greentop marks its tenth anniversary with plans for winterization and year round operation. The program now runs September to November and mid April to June, serving sixth graders for weeklong sessions and inspiring similar programs in six other Maryland counties.

Frederick County Outdoor School Camp Greentop Warren R. Evans Maryland National Park Service Evans Frederick County Park Service Marin Ridge Lutheran Montgomery County Jefferson Washington County Camp Misty Mount

Outdoor School influence expands across Virginia and beyond

Frederick County Outdoor School, led by Roy Oahan, has hosted more than 12 000 sixth graders from Arlington County and Fort Belvoir with itineraries including hikes to Cunningham Falls Fire Tower and cookouts in state parks. Educators from Norway India the Philippines and Australia praise the program while trainees from Thurmont Job Corps assist. The system trains 500 high school seniors and 500 college student teachers as counselors, influencing high schools and teachers colleges for 19 years.

Arlington County Fort Belvoir Camp Greentop Norway India Phillipine Islands Australia Frederick County Thurmont Evans Greentop Cunningham Falls iState Park

Poet Laureate Opens State Political Race

Baltimore AP reports Del Homer White Jr. of Salisbury warns gubernatorial candidates criticizing pension hikes may face political repercussions. Independent hopeful Hyman Pressman fires back with cassual cliches and a Truman line about heat in the kitchen. Also notes bowling pins burn 7.1 calories per minute, rivaling swimming.

Baltimore (Ap del. E. Homer White Jr Salisbury A. Pressman Truman

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