Navy Seaman Apprentice Watts completes recruit training
Alissa A Watts daughter of Douglas and Margaret Watts Walkersville completed recruit training at Recruit Training Command Orlando Florida She is a 1985 Walkersville High School graduate and joined the Navy in May 1987
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Navy
Alissa A. Watts
Douglas and
Margaret Watts
Walkersville
Recruit Training Command
Orlando
Fila
Walkersville High School
Outstanding Man of the Year at Towson State University
Christopher J. Krivos, a 1984 Brunswick High School graduate, named 1987 Outstanding Man of the Year at Towson State University. He is senior mass communication major, president of the Student Government Association, member of the TSU Board of Visitors, and the lone student trustee of the state universities and colleges board. He joins Lambda Chi Alpha and will receive a $1,000 scholarship.
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Christopher J. Krovis
Brunswick High School
Towson State University
Krovis
Donald
Mariellen Krivos
Knoxville
Towson State
TSU Board of
Board of Trustees of
State Universities and Colleges
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Three area students attend conference
Derek Wayne Cornelius and Marine Cpl. Douglas G. French, son of Dale and Corinne French of Walkersville, have been awarded 2 Meritorious Mast while serving at Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, California. A 1980 Walkersville High School graduate, Cpl. French joined the Marine Corps in December 1980.
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Washington, D.C
April Cummins
Frederick
Singanore Senior High School
Derek Wayne Cornelius
Jennifer Shafer
Knoxville
Brunswick High School
Singanore
Congressional
Cpl
Douglas G. French
Dale
Corinne French
Walkersville
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Walkersville High School
French
Marine Corps
Fox Named to OX5 Aviation Pioneers Hall of Fame
Frank M. Fox of Rockville has been chosen as a member of the OX5 Aviation Pioneers Hall of Fame in recognition of his role in establishing the air industry. The award was presented in Charleston, D.C. Fox has 54 years of flying experience and has operated from Frederick Airport for 25 years. The OX5 Club of America honors those who helped build aviation.
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Frank M. Fox
Rockville
Ox5 Aviation Pioneers Hall of Fame
Charleston
D.C
Fox
Frederick
Ox5 Club of America
Brunswick parade winners announced at 55th Veterans Day parade
The 55th Brunswick Veterans Day Parade prize winners were announced by Steadman Keenan Post 98. Drum and Bugle Corps Jr Patriots of Northern Virginia won $250. Rohrersville Community Band $250. America's Scholarship Pageant $200. George Wireman's Beauty Queens $100. Penn Laurel Girl Scouts $50. Jefferson Fire Company $100. Fort Ritchie Fire Department $50. Charles Town W Va traveling longest distance $50. Pleasant Hills Volunteer Fire Department $125. Henderson Smith Post 36 $75. Freder ick Vietnam Veterans Chapter 304 $50. Royal Fires Majorettes $125. Williamettes $75. Americanas $50. Cub Scout Pack 277 $50. Penn Laurel Girl Scouts $90. Ladies Auxiliary AMVETS Post 2 Frederick $330. Raisonettes $50. The Frederick Hood Club meets Nov 17 at Hood College. Dr Len Latkovski to discuss religion and culture in the Soviet Union.
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Brunswick
Steadman
Keenan Post
American Legion of Brunswick
Drum and Bugle Corps Jr
Patriots of
Northern Virginia
Rohrersville
George Wireman
Penn Laurel Girl Scouts
Jefferson
Fort Ritchie
Royal
Penn Laurel
Amvets
Frederick
Tips for Teachers pamphlet on allergic children
The Maryland Chapter of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America offers a $1 pamphlet titled Tips for Teachers. It explains how teachers can support allergic students, reducing physical and emotional issues in school. Send $1 to Maryland Chapter AAPA, 5601 Loch Raven Blvd., Baltimore, MD 21239 and request Tips for Teachers.
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Maryland
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
AAPA
Loch Raven Blvd
Baltimore
Germantown campus posts largest student growth this fall
The Maryland State Board for Higher Education reports Germantown campus the top growth among Maryland community colleges with a 13.3 percent rise in full-time enrollment and 3.2 percent in part-time students. Rockville and Takoma Park show smaller gains while overall degree-credit enrollment climbs to over 239,000. The rise occurs despite fewer Maryland high school graduates.
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Montgomery College
Germantown
Maryland
Maryland State Board For Higher Education
Rockville
Takoma Park
State Board
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Jim Milton
Darlene Carver
Frederick News-Post
Frederick Hood Club
Fox Alumnae
Hood College
Len Latkovski
Soviet Union
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Famous Maker
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Aigner
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Valid
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Oyster Bay
Ocean Pacific
Coca-Cola
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World Island
Woolrich
Arrow
Bradstreet
Northwestern Henley
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