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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1978

Page

14

Hood College among participants in S and H grant program

The Association of Independent Colleges in Maryland received a $35,000 grant from the S and H Foundation. Hood College joins Notre Dame, Loyola, Mount Saint Mary’s, St John’s Annapolis, Washington College and Western Maryland College as participants. Sperry and Hutchinson backs the initiative, with total ICFA grants exceeding $650,000.

Association of Independent Col Sexes Maryland S&h Foundation New York Hood College Independent College Funds of America ICFA Sperry and Hutchinson Company Joseph Harrison S&h Association of Independent Colleges College of Notre Dame of Maryland Loyola College Baltimore Frederick Mount Saint Mary’s College Emmitsburg

Carroll's vote canvass affirms unofficial wins

Carroll County election officials finalized the canvass confirming unofficial results from the general election. 88 machines were tallied to reflect 21,850 of about 33,000 registered voters casting ballots, a 63 percent turnout. The District 4-B race saw Democrat John Willis lose seven votes, while Louis Sharon edged William Lauterbach by eight for county commissioner.

Election Board Edgar G. Palmer Carroll County Board of Election Supervisors Elections Board Louis B. Sharon William V. Lauterbach John T. Willis Carroll-Frederick Palmer

Anderson updates Frederick County education progress

Frederick County superintendent Dr Gordon M Anderson spoke at a Rotary Club meeting on education progress and goals. He highlighted program expansions for handicap classes a learning center for disruptive students and revised report cards while stressing standards and positive attitudes. He outlined two years of work since starting three years ago and noted his own academic background. Ann Brobst and Robert Bowie Jr. were admitted to the Maryland Bar in Annapolis on Nov 15.

Gordon M. Anderson Frederick County Rotary Club of Frederick Wren Anderson Saamenane OF Ar Eav Tran Morris, Ill Wheaton College University of Ann Brobst James Brobst Elm Street Maryland Court of Appeals Annapolis

Rev Mentzer to Speak for Thurmont Lions

Rev Frank Mentzer former Thurmont resident returns to address the Thurmont Lions Club. Now a Methodist minister at Shenandoah United Methodist Church Harpers Ferry W Va he spent 16 years with the National Park Service last serving as assistant to the regional director of public affairs in the Southwest. Mentzer advocates growth and change and has earned public relations honors from Public Relation News Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge and the New Mexico PRSA chapter.

Frank Mentzer Thurmont Catoctin Mountain Park Mentzer Santa Fe New Mexico National Park Service Southwest Public Relation News, Freedoms Foundation Valley Forge Public Relations Society of America

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