Historical Society Meeting Set
The Frederick County Historical Society will meet Tuesday November 17 at 8 p.m. at the Society Home on East Church Street. Guest speaker Carl P Graffunder of Montgomery College Rockville will discuss archaeology. New life members were named and several committees listed with chairs. The Christmas Tea is scheduled for December 13 from 4 to 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Historical Society of
Frederick County
East Church Street
Carl P. Graffunder
Montgomery College
Rockville
Frederick Community College
Frank A. Castle
Arthur E. Levy
Samuel Rosenstock
Charles W. Rossell
Robert Fisher
Edwin E. Wells
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Ernest Helfenstein
Richard E. Summers
Charles F. Bowers
Joseph W. Urner
James E. Carey
Francis D. Howard
Carlton Molesworth Jr
Chase C. Gove
Teeter Elected ABC President in Baltimore Chapter
Frederick K. Teeter was elected 1971 president of the Metropolitan Baltimore Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors Inc. He succeeds 1970 president James Knowles. Teeter vows to expand manpower training and apprenticeship programs open to all races and creeds, aiming to lower construction costs. He has been with Harry T. Campbell Sons since 1960 and resides in New Windsor with wife Helen and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan
Baltimore
Associated Builders and Contractors Inc
Frederick K. Teeter
James Knowles
Maryland
Teeter
Harry T. Campbell Sons’ Company
Carroll County
Johns. Teeter & Sons Inc
Adams County
Gettysburg College
Helen Priscilla Gray
Fred Jr
McDonagh
Rebecca
Garrison Forest
Jenny
Westminster Public
Teet‘ers
New Windsor
MRA Plans Banquet for Reading Association Council
William Hall, chairman of the Maryland Reading Association and Prince George’s County supervisor of instruction, will be guest of honor at a dinner meeting Tuesday Nov 17 at the Appalachian Inn. Washington and Frederick counties teachers form an Area Council of the International Reading Association to establish charter memberships by laws and elect officers. An earlier organizational meeting was at Hagerstown Junior College. The group aims to combat illiteracy and improve reading instruction, inspired by President Nixon’s reading goal for the seventies. For more information contact Sara L. Ensor at Hagerstown Junior College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hall
Maryland Reading Association
Prince George’s
Washington
Frederick Counties
Appalachian Inn
International Reading Association
Hagerstown
Junior College
Mu Nu Omega Psi Phi Plans Achievement Week
Mu Nu Chapter Omega Psi Phi observes Achievement Week November 8 to 15 with theme 4 Sick America Somme Treatment for Its Cure. Luke C. Moore former U S Marshall and current DC assistant district attorney will speak November 15 at 8 p m Mt Calvary Baptist Church Rockville. Brother James Guess chairs event. local and district fraternal groups invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mu Nu
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
America
Luke C. Moore
United States
District of Columbia
Moore
Mt. Calvary Baptist Church
N. Horners’ Lane
Rockville
James Guess
Mu' Nu Chapter
Fencing Workshop Set Saturday
Miss Catherine H Foland associate professor at Hood College will conduct a fencing workshop at Salisbury State College in Salisbury Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. It is sponsored by the State Division of Girls and Women's Sports and open to teachers and physical education majors with a $1 registration for teachers and 50 cents for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine H. Foland
Hood College
Salisbury State College
Salisbury
State Division of Girls and Women
Foland
Division of Girls and Women
Baltimore
TJ Faculty Art Displayed At Hood Gallery
Gov Thomas Johnson High School art faculty works are on display at the Hudson Gallery in the Totem Arts Center on Hood College campus. Edith Addison Carroll Kehne Joseph Osmann and Bryant Ayler contributed pieces. Exhibit runs through November 18 with hours Monday to Friday 8 am to 5 pm and Sundays 2 to 4 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Hudson
Totem Arts Center
Hood College
Edith Addison
Carroll Kehne
Joseph Osmann
Bryant Ayler
Family Life and Human Development Course Presented at PTSA
The Gov Thomas Johnson High School PTSA meets Monday November 16 at 7 30 pm to discuss and vote on the Family Life and Human Development program for 7th and 10th grades. Dr Harold Neufeld presides and explains the advisory committee formulated curriculum with visual aids and a Q and A session. Memberships will be accepted at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
PTSA
Harold Neufeld
Neufeld
Howard College Elects SGA Leaders at First Election
Howard Community College formed a Student Government Association within a month of opening. Election on October 30 produced SGA President Arnold Kellar, Secretary Treasurer Vicki Greisman, and five executive council members Shelly Copeland Hillys Gress Jana Knudsen Robin Manger and Gerald Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Community College
SGA
Arnold Kellar
Vicki Greisman
Shelly Copeland
Hilly
Glenelg
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Texas
Gary J. Masser
J. Karl Masser
RFC 2
Middletown
Parris Island
D.C
ITR
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Middletown High School
Fort Bliss
Tex
Pane Hawk
Waparrrarty
Hood
TJ Pta
Magnavox
East Street
Frederick, Md
Compact Stereo Phonograph
Compact Portable Stereo Phonograph
Howard College
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