Hood College names two to board of associates
Hood College names Rita S. Gordon and Susan B. Laubach to the board of associates at the spring meeting. Daniel L. Masland of Carlisle was elected chairman, replacing Albert A. Radcliffe, who stepped down after his two year term. Masland, 60, has served on the board since 1961 and is VP of purchasing automotive for C H Masland & Sons. Gordon, president of the Frederick County Board of Education, holds multiple education and civic posts. Laubach heads the Energy Task Force and is VP of Alex Brown and Sons, with broad investment experience.
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Hood College Board of Associates
Rita S. Gordon
Susan B. Laubach
Frederick
Board of Associates
Daniel L. Masland
Carlisle
Associates
Albert A. “Bud’’ Radcliffe
Masland
Purchasing Automotive
Union Bridge Firemen parade winners announced
Winners from the Union Bridge Fireman parade held Wednesday night include Marching firemen first place Pleasant Hill Pa. Marching ladies auxiliary first Libertytown. Majorettes first Williamettes from Williamsport second Libertybells from Hanover Pa third Cherokeettes from Randallstown fourth Sparklers from Mount Airy. Floats first Progressive Clover 4-H second Mount Airy Fire Company third Sams's Creek 4-H fourth Variety Hill. Decapysalugine apparatus first New Windsor. Best appearing fire engine outside Carroll County first Glen Rock Pa. Best appearing brush truck first Laytonsville. Best appearing ambulance first Woodsboro. Best appearing special unit first Westminster. The longest distance award went to Rivera Beach Anne Arundel County.
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Union Bridge
Pleasant Hill
Libertytown
Williamettes
Williamsport
Libertybells
Hanover
Cherokeettes
Randallstown
the Sparklers
Mount Airy
Progressive Clover
Mount Airy Fire Company
Sams's Creek
Variety Hill
Carroll County
New Windsor
Glen Rock
Laytonsville
Woodsboro
Westminster
Rivera Beach
Anne Arundel County
Smithsburg man admits selling unlicensed guns
Smithsburg resident Tiews Ellsworth Lewis, 53, pleaded guilty to firearms dealing without a federal license in a plea deal that drops conspiracy and obstruction charges. Sentencing set for July 9, 1985, with possible prison up to five years and a $5,000 fine. Lewis, arrested Sept. 11, 1984, faces additional cooperation terms due to his heart condition.
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George Dorsey
Tiews-Post
Baltimore
Smithsburg
Thurmont
Dorsey Ellsworth Lewis
Garfield Road
Federal District Court
James R. Miller
Robert Bonsib
U.S
Lewis
Maryland State Police
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
L. W. Isanogle
Isanogle
Tpr
Donald Newcomber
Larry Pickett
George Roland Wolfe
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the News
Frederick, Md
Briday
Stedwick
Montgomery
Rockville
Stedwick Elementary School
Giant Food
Lisa Ferrante
Tony Ferm
Montgomery County
Joseph Keefe
Saint Mary's School
Daniel Masland
Giant
Opera Grant
Pittsburgh
Allegheny International Inc
Susan Lanbach
Fisher Stereos Pek Ae
Espeaker
Dolby
Repiaterh
EHESS
Fisher
Hanimex
Harry IN
Hess
Doylestown and
Westwood
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