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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1981

Page

5

Community Living Inc holds second annual meeting at Faith United Church

Residential alternative Community Living Inc a United Way agency held its second annual meeting on September 29 at Faith United Church of Christ. After dinner Erin O'Brien gave a reading while staff and residents received special awards for leadership and service. Board officers were installed including Linda Lang Elizabeth Rudinger treasurer Karen Hall secretary Thomas W Graf vice president and Frances G Shirey with past president Edgar Emrich conducting the ceremony.

Communisty Living Inc United Way Faith United Church of Christ Erin O'Brien Leff Elizabeth Rudinger Karen Hall Edgar Emrich Barbara Waltera Frank Smith Sally Stein Tom Graf Wise Ruth Gruodis Pauline Lloyd Nancy Brubaker Donald Lang Mildred Diggs Frank Smith Linda Lang Thomas W Graf Frances G. Shirey Frances R Roodum Robert May Edith Hanlon Richard T. Meagher

Two convicted over attempted break-in at Frederick liquor store

District Court Judge Mary Ann Stepler sentenced two men, Frederick Procter 19 and Andrew Nickols 40, for attempting to force entry at Frederick District Liquors on 531 N Bentz St. Procter and Nickols faced pretrial detours as sentencing was deferred for a presentencing investigation. Procter and Nickols bond remained set at 2,000 and 15,000 respectively as they await other charges.

Frederick City Mary Ann Stepler Frederick District N. Bentz St Frederick Roland Procter Carver Apartments Andrew Lee Nickols West Sixth Street Procter Nickols Sek Gee Lee Nichols William Kalis Stepler Margaret Diane Anderson Ms. Anderson Thomas Nikirk Frederick Thurday Sheila Thompson Ms. Hamilton Ausault Ernest Spriggs Green Valley Monrovia Phillip L. Brown Washingon Street Brown Spriggs Sylvia Jackson West South Street Ms. Jackson Albert Blank West Patrick Street Oliver Cekja Bart Stephan Rutten South Market Street Holly Hofer

Rotary talk recalls final line of Declaration of Independence

John O Marsh Jr, Secretary of the Army, at the Frederick Rotary Club recalls the last line of the Declaration, pledging Lives Fortunes and sacred Honor. He links Yorktown to independence and the Constitution, urges strengthening conventional arms and honoring veterans to prevent nuclear war.

John O Marsh Jr Frederick Yorktown Marsh Valley Forge Secretary of the Army

Showcase of Bands at Francis Scott Key High School

North Central Maryland South Central Pennsylvanias and Maryland Eastern Shore bands compete in the third annual Francis Scott Key Showcase of Bands. The event starts 7 30 pm Saturday Oct 17 at Francis Scott Key High School Field near Union Town with advance tickets 250 for adults 150 for students and seniors.

Maryland Pennsylvania Francis Scott Key Francis Scott Key High School Uniontown Union Bridge Pharmacy New Windsor Pharmacy Taneytown Pharmacy Reindollar Hardware Bairs Market Taneytown Sharon’s Black Eagle Stu Muse Christy Westminster

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