Peale awards Frederick County Family Life Center 5000 prize
Norman Vincent Peale presented the Guideposts award of 5000 dollars to the Frederick County Family Life Center for its community outreach and for supporting the Evangelical Lutheran Church in founding and housing the ecumenical Family Life program. The ceremony highlighted the center’s mission to strengthen families through education, support, and volunteer participation.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Frederick County Family Life Center Inc
Peale
Frederick
Center
Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Family Life Project
Hahn
Dr. Peale
Newsweek
Playboy
United States
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. Phillip Fogarty
Frederick County
Francis E. Reinberger
Reinberger
Family Life Center
Mary 4An O’roark
New York Times
Alice A. Adams
Samuel W. Barrick
Ludwell Catlett
Catherine K. Graf
Ben Harriman
Virginia A. Joy
Sharon Kuebbing
William 0. Lee Jr
Karl 8. Manwiller Jr
Ruth Ann Randall Offutt
Shereen Robinson
Maryland
America
Viet Vets seek Frederick County chapter in Tri-State 191
A reader letter from Paul M. Kovack urges formation of a Frederick County chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America Tri-State Chapter 191 based in Hagerstown. The actives include support for veterans, advocacy on MIA POW issues, aid to jobs and clothing, and outreach to Congress and state officials. The group notes local donations, scholarships, and a Vet Center at 23 North Locust Street, Hagerstown, inviting participation.
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Vietnam Veterans of America
Tri-State
Hagerstown
Southeast Asia
National League of Families of American
Congress
Goodwill Industries
Hagerstown Junior College
N. Locust St
Washington County
P.O
Security concerns at U S embassy abroad spark Pentagon criticism
Washington dispatch notes rising terror against Americans overseas. Beirut and Khartoum security flaws blamed on budget delays and lax protection. Sudanese guards hired via a contractor lack training. Libyan-terrorism links and unarmed personnel raise alarms. Senator Rudman and watchdogs probe the matter.
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Washington
State Department
Department
Beirut
U.S
Khartoum
Sudan
Donald Goldberg
Service and Supply International
Athens
Libya
Security Service
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
Mississippi
Army Engineers
Ole
Corps of Engineers
Mississippi Valley
Great River
Justice and Energy Departments
Congress
Energy
Bill Alexander
D-Ark
Alexander
Inspector General
Justice
Jesse Helms
Fall gas war cuts prices in Frederick area
Yesterday Items From Files of the News-Post recalls a fall gasoline price drop with stations posting 1644 cent signs after an 18% holdout ended. Also noted are plans by Wash ington Street School room mothers for a bingo party and sale and Emmitsburg High School senior class officers elected with Edwin Ohler as president.
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Frederick
Washington Street School
Thelma Harrison
John Null
Clinton Rhoades
Harry Stupp
Shoemaker
Willis
C. Cyril Klein
Fogle
Tobery
Paul Beard
Mahoney
Gosnell
Byron Winebrenner
Howard Smith
Stull
Krusing
Stockman
Edwin Ohler
Emmitsburg High School
Richard Harner
Pershing Mondorff
John Hoke
James Martin
Annual Frederick Halloween Parade Planned by Junior Chamber
Twenty years ago the annual Frederick Halloween parade sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce was set for October 28 with one thousand six hundred twenty five dollars in cash prizes. Dunbar Ashbury Jr. served as general chairman with Paul Wisner as parade marshal and other committee members handling duties from treasurer to publicity. A dinner meeting marked the 40th anniversary of the Monday Musicals at the Hotel Frederick with Mrs. Carol Freed presiding and Eleanor Eichelberger performing a musical world tour. A farmer, Charles Rhoderick of Unionville, was pictured observing Holstein cattle on the rye field as planting took place on August 15 with substantial fertilizer applied.
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Frederick
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dunbar Ashbury Jr
Paul Wisner
Philip Silbert
Howard Boyer
J.R. Ramsburg Jr
William Cramer
Richard Chichester
Carol Freed
Eleanor Eichelberger
Charles Rhoderick
Unionville
Babe Ruth Struck Out Yet Hit Home Runs Lesson
Bruce seeks dating guidance after gifts to Joan backfire. Dr. Wallace advises stepping back, getting to know her, and winning her over with charm rather than money, noting Babe Ruth struck out many times but also hit home runs.
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DR. Wallace
Joan
Janis Ian
Bruce
Battle Creek
Mich
Babe Ruth
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Berry's
Viet Vets
Paul M. Kovack
Board of Directors
Jack Anderson
U.S. Embassy
Joseph Spear
Senate
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Helms
California
United Peature Syndicate
News-Post
Robert Wallace
D. Copley News Service
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