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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1966

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2

State Policeman Demonstrates Breathalyzer to JCC

The Frederick Jaycees monthly meeting at Town and Country Restaurant featured Sgt. Tucker from Barracks B presenting a Breathalyzer device. He explained drivers aren’t required to take the test and often volunteer, noting 75 percent of 870 of 1,172 volunteers were convicted, while some cases involved drugs causing intoxication symptoms. The event also included a $700 check presentation to Coach Jack Griffin and the Frederick Track and Field Club.

Frederick Jaycees Sgt Tucker Sgt Tucker Jack Griffin Frederick Dick Brady

Jaycee Honors and August Presentation at Frederick Meeting

Committee and Frank Bush praised the Chamber of Commerce backed by the Frederick Jaycees for August efforts. Guests included William Price of the Maryland Jaycees, James Mallow, and visiting Jaycee chapters from Frostburg Hagerstown and Crescent Cities. Bill Andrews was inducted. Herman Conrad and Kenneth Martin received Jaycee of the Month awards for Operation Welcome Mat and the Jaycee Annual Picnic respectively.

A.A.U Frederick Jaycees Herman Conrad Kenneth Martin

Peace Corps Test Scheduled Saturday

Area residents interested in joining the Peace Corps can take the placement test at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Hagerstown post office building room 204. The test measures general aptitude and ability to learn a language. Applicants must fill out an application obtainable from local post offices or the Peace Corps in Washington. The test lasts about an hour and a half and is being given around the country.

Peace Corps Hagerstown Washington

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