Emmitsburg PTA meets with Spring program and scouts news
The Emmitsburg School PTA final meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the school gymnasium. Highlights include seventh grade chorus directed by Pamela Gibboney, a band program led by Thomas Fupate, and a gymnastics and modern dance segment by Girls Physical Education. Visitors may view Art and Industrial Arts displays planned by Robert Brake and Gail Osburn. New officers will be elected under President Eric Glass. Refreshments will follow hosted by fifth and sixth grade parents. Three Senior Scouts from Troop 284 earned Order of the Arrow, Barney Gingell Jeffrey Wellborne and Larry Kehne. Local Boy Scouts participated in a disaster drill at Gettysburg and camp planning is underway for Camp Sinoquippie. The annual June Scout festival is canceled this year. Summer school runs June 15 to July 13 with two courses at $10. Mother's Day observances at Elias Lutheran Church featured a program by the Social Ministry Committee and a reading by Robert Sayler.
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Edith Shriver
Emmitsburg
Smnasium
Pamela Gibboney
Thomas Fupate
Jeanne Backhus
Robert Brake
Gail Osburn
Eric Glass
PTA
Maryland
Thomas May
Wanda Tyson
Boy Scout
Order of the Arrow
National Brotherhood of Scout
Barney Gingell
Jeffrey Wellborne
Larry Kehne
Mount Saint Marys College
Knighs of Columbus
Pinecliff
Frederick
Michael
Ja\ Dickinson
Gettysburg
Adams County
Ane M Warner Hospital
Camp
Sinoquippie
Fort Littleton
Walter D Drumm
Boy Scouts
Ermmittsburg
Gettysburg Battlefield
Kevin Kunkel
Billy Quistegaard
Mike Gelwicks
Nick Aravanis
Bobby Rosensteel
Pat Kundelk
Diane Gelwicks
Eddie Kunkel
Tony Aravanis
Diane Scrogum
Sick Araveis
Joe Beckly
Charlie Nakeleh
Jeff Goulden
Mark Hess
Billy Quistgaard
Johnny Reb
Billy Yank
Mick Araveus
Brass Chow
Robert Frushour
R Michael Hess
Weldon Shank Sr
Wallace
Wendell
Wilmer
Weldon Shank
Robert Sayler
Donald Eyler
Harry Hahn Jr
Randolph Valentine
Minstg
Michael Hess
M F Shuff
Robert Hampson
Roscoe Shindledecker
Emmetsburg Council of Churches
Elias Lutheran Church
Wilson Franklin
Anna Bushman
Senior Citizens
Senior Citizens’ Center
Violet Wastler
Blasius Sanders
Loretta Shuff
Edith Baker
Margaret Boyer
Allen Bouey Lloyd Fite
Charlotte Nary
Melva Hardman
Virginia Sanders
Mary Sutton
Helen Mae Fuss
Matty
Senor Citizens' Center
Food N Friends
Ethel Fuss
Tap
Harpers Ferry
Atlantic City
Senior Citizens Center
American Legion Auxiliary
Francis X Elder Unit 121
Post Home
Alice McKinney
Susan B Ott
Avalary
Paul Goetz
Catherine T Hodge
Sharpsburg
American Legion
Ocean City
Cancer Fund
Girls State
Little League
Emmitsburg and Middle School For American History and Social Studies
Lois Harthagen
Patti Truxell
Methodist Church
Catherine T Hodges
Vicky Regenstein
Alice McKanney
Daly
Myers Radio
TVE
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Byington nomination rejected in Senate vote
Washington AP reports the Senate rejected John Byington for a two year term on the Consumer Product Safety Commission by a 37 to 33 vote after Ford revived the nomination for a shorter term. Supporters pursued reconsideration talks as Senator Griffin argued the vote did not reflect a majority.
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Robert P Griffin
R-Mich
Byington
Senate
Ford
Carol Tucker Foreman
Consumer Federation of America
Senate Commerce Committee
Three Democratic hopefuls call for more foreign aid
United Nations survey shows Carter Udall and Church favor higher aid levels, while Ford doubts domestic support and Reagan backs private investment. Brown Jr has not spoken. Wallace labels 0.7 percent GNP target too high. the group notes past aid effectiveness is limited and advocates private development over more government aid.
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United Nations. NY
Ford
Ronald Reagan
UN Association of the
Jimmy Carter
Morris K Udall
Len Frank Church
George Wallace
United Nations
Edmund G Brown Jr
Association
World Organization
United States
Inter Dependent
Sweden
Norway
Netherlands
Carter
Wadoul
Heagan
Psychological plays mark Ford Reagan campaign strategy
Washington AP reports Ford cardinal moves in delegate counts while Reagan presses western primaries. Uncommitted New York delegates shift to Ford, signaling psychological edge battles across Arkansas Tennessee Nevada Idaho Kentucky Oregon and more as both camps jockey for momentum toward the convention.
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Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
New York
Arkansas
Tennessee
Nevada
Idaho
Kentucky
Oregon
Reagans
John P Sears
Ford Fords
Nelson A Rockefeller
California
Seary
Pennsylvania
Sears
South
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