Local groups hold meetings in Frederick this week
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Frederick County will hold a noon board meeting Monday at the BBBS office. An orientation for volunteers is planned for early December. The Human Relations Council meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Winchester Hall with a program on human relations. Citizens Nursing Home board meets 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, and has awarded a $1 million 50 bed addition design contract to Tartar Rosenthal. The Refugee Sponsorship Group meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at St. John’s School cafeteria to elect established members. The meeting is open to the public.
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Big Brothers and Big Sisters
Frederick County
BBBS
N. Market St
Frederick
Big Brothers and Sisters
Human Relations Council
Winchester Hall
Hazel Eagen
Board of
Citizens Nursing Home
Rosemont Avenue
Tartar- Rosenthal
St. John’s School
East Second Street
Marriage midlife crisis study from BYU sociologist
BYU sociologist Dr Spencer Condie reports a Utah study of 150 couples showing midlife marriage faces strain from children jobs and money yet rewards peak when demands are highest. He compares marital effort to Olympic reward and urges couples to anticipate problems and address them early.
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Provo, Utah
Brigham Young University
Spencer Condie
Utah
Condie
Middletown PTSA to Host Hood College Speaker
Middletown High PTSA invites Dr. Margaret Ford professor of English and chair of Hood College English to speak at 6 p.m on Wednesday November 28 in the Middletown High auditorium following a brief business meeting. The lecture titled Quality Education Can It Prevail outlines her decades at Hood since 1964 and her advanced degrees from Western Reserve University.
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Margaret Ford
Hood College
Middletown High
PTSA
Sabillasville Scouts Aid Colorfest and Halloween Plans
Betty L Wolfe reports Sabillasville area news as Junior Girl Scout Troop M3 stays active in fall Color Fest activities at Sabillasville School and Blue Ridge Summit. Members aided Victor Cullen Center residents, decorated for Halloween, and planned sign language lessons with Debbie Arnett. A Nov slumber party at Allan and Carole Oakes featured breakfast prep, ceramics, and birthday recognitions, while skating at Skate-Tat highlighted early November outings with leaders Carole Eiker and Joan Knott assisting.
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Victor Cullen
Sabillasville School
Blue Ridge Mi
Blue Ridge
Sarah Pryor
Tabitha Queen
Tate West
Shawna Windisch
Blue Ridge Summit
Victor Cullen Center
VCC
Allan Oakes
Pen Mar
Carole Eiker
Heidi Oakes
Kathy Buhrman
Mia Carter
Mephanie Carter
Sephanie Knott
Christina Eker
Melissa Eiker
Ann Manshan
Brenda Innet
Laura Beaver
Shawn Windisch
Billy Eker
Tina Weidner
Shawn Oakes
David Oakes
Oakes
Dawn Schaller
DeLea Schaller
Ann Manahan
Totie West
Kim Hay
Boy's Muscle Build Book Becomes Best Seller
In Minneapolis AP report Pat Blakely recounts how her 8 year old son's interest in muscle building led to the best selling book Free Stuff for Kids The Second Rainbow Book published in 1976. She notes her oldest son began sending away for muscle building information.
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Minneapolis
Pat Blakely
Wea
U N lecture at Mount Saint Marys on U N operations
Ambassador Robert J. Ryan former Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations will lecture on the U N operations policies and problems at Mount Saint Marys College Emmitsburg on Thursday November 29 The free public ALPS program begins at 8 pm in the Lewis Science Auditorium Ryan directed a multinational staff and supervised peacekeeping missions prior to his 1977 retirement He previously served in the State Department as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Organization and Management and resides in Daytona Beach Florida
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Robert J. Ryan
United Nations
U.N
Mount Saint Mary's College
Emmitsburg
ALPS
United Nations Secretariat
Kurt Waldheim
Middle East
Ryan
U.s.foreign Service
Department of State
District of Columbia
Daytona Beach, Fla
Learning tool book aids children in Frederick
A local note from The News Frederick reports that a book serves as a learning tool for children. Promises from barn suppliers and minor postage handling fees are mentioned, with most costs under a dollar. Mrs Blakely’s project aims to reach at least 1580 children via classroom or standalone use.
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Frederick Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Raymond Gafney
Elks
Bob Tichnell
Edward E. Rice
Edgar W. Larson
John Kirby
Reno-Kirby Pontiac
Pat Throne
Frederick County Commission On Aging; Galen R. Clagett
Jim Miller
Reno-Kirby
Throne
Clagett
Rice and Kirby
C. Kurt Holter
Middletown
Sabillasville
Betty L. Wolfe
Marshall Moser
David Polan
Kirby
West Virginia
Poan
Charlene Davis
Polans
Moser
James Davis
Madaline Brock
Carl Moser
Dallas
Texas
Thomas Coyle
Highfield
Young Moser
Debbie Arnett
Mount
Meadowbrook Press
Wayzata
Minn
the News
Frederick, Md
Clarence Snyder
St. Louis
Genet
Clarence
Snyder Insurance
Frederick County Square Mall
Ian
Missy
Jcpenney the Christmas Place
Frederick Towne Mall Rt. 40
Elmwood Drive
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