Local Youth Works In Appalachia Hero Gary Shapiro
Gary M. Shapiro son of Mr and Mrs Jules Shapiro Thurmont completed summer work in Bluefield West Virginia as part of the 1970 Appalachian Student Health Program administered through the Student American Medical Association. The project funded by the Appalachian Regional Commission and private foundations offered 141 medical nursing and dental students a hands on rural health care and educational experience across Appalachia. Shapiro worked with Dr Richard Rogers in Bluefield before resuming studies at Maryland School of Medicine.
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Gary M. Shapiro
Jules Shapiro
Thurmont
Bluefield
W. Va
Appalachia
Appalachian
Alabama
Georgia
New York
Ohio
American Medical Association
AMA
Allied Health Professional
Appalachian Regional Commission
Shapiro
Richard Rogers
Maryland School of Medicine
Charter Home Rule Explained To Exchange Club
The Exchange Club of Frederick met at the Red Horse Steak House with J Richard Hudson as the featured speaker and Gene Bittle as guest. Hudson former Frederick County Government Commission chairman 1967 explained steps to form Charter Home Rule and its county level legislation potential. He argued Charter Government could be more efficient for a growing community and compared it with Code Home Rule.
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The
Exchange Club of
Frederick
Red Horse Steak House
J. Richard Hudson
Gene Bittle
Hudson
Frederick County
Sgt Eugene Hobbs Reenlists With 66th Battalion
Sgt Eugene H Hobbs son of Mr and Mrs Maurice H Hobbs RFC 2 Emmitsburg recently reenlisted for four years in the regular army while serving with the 66th maintenance battalion near Kaiserslautern Germany He is platoon sergeant in company B His wife Marge lives in Tacoma Washington He entered the army in July 1957 completed basic at Ft Gordon Georgia and was last stationed at Ft Lewis Washington He graduated from Emmitsburg High School in 1958.
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Eugene H. Hobbs
Maurice H. Hobbs
RFC 2
Emmitsburg
66Th
Kaiserslautern
Germany
Hobbs
Marge
S. Montgomery
Tacoma
Wash
Ft. Gordon
Ft. Lewis
Emmitsburg High School
Trolley Museum To Show Film
The National Capital Trolley Museum presents a film program featuring San Francisco cable cars and Bay Area streetcar scenes on Friday October 23 at the Visitors Center. Two shows are slated for 7 30 pm and 8 30 pm with additional footage of Pacific Electric and Chicago’s North Shore Line. A steam powered narrow gauge railroads short film will also be shown. The museum is on Bonifant Road 3 miles north of Wheaton where antique trolley cars are open Saturdays and Sundays noon to 5 pm.
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San Francisco
National Capital Trolley Museum
Bay Area
Pacific Electric
Chicago
North Shore
Robert H. Flack
West
Bonifant Road
New Sern Avenue
Layhill Road
Wheaton
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E. H. Hobbs
Standard International Corporation
Everedy Company
Standard International
Joanne E. Mathews
Deborah A. Fredericks
Larry XII. Crutchley
Goldie P. Shaw
John T. Gouker
Mars Opticians
West Second Street
WCB
RCA
ARC
Your Choice
East Patrick St
King Jewelers
South Market ST
Frigidaire
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
Frederick — Taneytown
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Routzahn’s
East Patrick
Archiy
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