Bloodmobile tops 105 units at Amvets drive in Frederick
The Red Cross Bloodmobile at Amvets Post No. 2 Home collected 105 pints from 115 registrants on Tuesday Oct 14 surpassing a 100 pint quota for the seventh straight fiscal year quarter. Eight deferred, two unsuccessful. 57 scheduled, 63 walk ins. next collection Oct 22 at Mt St Marys College Emmitsburg 10 am to 3 30 pm.
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Red Cross
Amvets Post No. 2
Frederick
Frederick County
Iron & Steel, Inc
Philips
Patricia A. Rogers
Deborah K. Cline
Joe R. Hoffman
Frank S. Keyser
Perry C. Orndorff Jr
Lavinia H. Marsh
James D. Holmes
Terry L. Hylan
Nelson R. May
Margaret E. Lewis
Gene P Nunnally
James A. Grove
Betty Snyder
Karen White
Rita Gordon
Margaret Boston
Mildred Tawney
Wanda Clayton
Marrietta Henderson
Reba Sutely
Pauline Lippy
Mary Kline
Helen Grove
E. Louise Leonard
Catherine Michael
Pearl Dunwoody
Josephine Hollingsworth
June Shipley
Amvets
James R. Ramsbury
James E. Baker
Dorothy Owens
Frances Clark
Dorothy Baker
Clara Shrout
Sally Lawson
Eleanor Cromwell
Audrey Day
Auxiliary
Mt. St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Student Union
Thurmont Emmitsburg
Frederick County Red Cross
Edwin A. Brookey Jr
Holton L. Staley
Charles M. Webber
Charles L. Black
Sarah L. Dodson
Linda 8. Mullineaux
Gene P
National Organization For Women (Now
Hood College
News-Post
Sesame Street accused of male bias by sociologist
Rita Dohrmann, a Drake University lecturer, argues Sesame Street portrays women in passive roles and men as leaders. In a Journal of Communications article she critiques the show’s occupational portrayals, noting two regular female characters are a nurse and an unnamed occupation, while praising overall educational value.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Big Bird
Drake University
Rita Dohrmann
Frederick Community Center Announces Weekly After School Schedule
The Frederick Community Center at 100 S Market St lists a weekly program led by staff and the YMCA with activities for youth and seniors. Open 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. featuring Monday YMCA night ping pong and trampoline Tuesday games Wednesday movies Thursday YMCA night Friday record hop Saturday games with 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. periods. A Halloween Party is set for Nov 1 from 1 to 4 p.m. and a tiny tet party on Nov 3.
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Frederick Community Center
S. Market St
YMCA
Frederick
Frederick CC awards first Enology certificates to 17 students
Seventeen students completed Frederick Community College's six week Enology course the first of its kind at the college. The program covered wine history grape types and wine making from equipment use testing and bottling to storage. Four graduates were women all married with children including Mrs. Rayda E. Rubeling of Walkersville. David J. Spence farm manager at Kinloch Farm The Plains Virginia attended weekly from The Plains driving to Frederick. Certificates were presented to Glenn C. Baker James L. Brobst Robert L. Gobaugh W Gordon Crabb Raymond V. Delorme W J Hamilton Marylou Horman Thomas Kincaid Nicholas Korpon Alan Miller Henry Rajotte Rayda Rubeling David Spence William Turner Donald Warfield and others.
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Frederick Community College
Carol
Henry Rajotte
Rayda Rubeling
Mary Lou Horman
David
Ray Wawkins
Will Allen
FCC
J. Rolfe Castlemen
Rayda E. Rubeling
Walkersville
David J. Spence
Kinloch Farm
Mellon
the Plains
Glenn C. Baker
Mt. Airy
James L. Brobst
Frederick
Robert L. Gobaugh
Monrovia
W. Gordon Crabb
Hagerstown
Raymond V. Delorme
W.J. Hamilton
Marylou V. Horman
Feagaville
Thomas Kincaid
Braddock Heights
Nicholas C. Korpon
Thurmont
Alan M. Miller
Middletown
William C. Turner
Donald B. Warfield
Myersville
Humane Society Rift Widens In Rockville
A split within the Humane Society leads to a disputed Oct 15 election after 700 proxies are invalidated for being improperly solicited. The Committee of Concerned Members accuses management of lacking audits and cruelty investigations while shifting toward euthanasia and a pound oriented approach.
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Rockville
Humane Society
Humaniacs
Sue Ewald
James Cromwell
Department of Environmental Protection
Newton I. Steers Jr
Shelton S. Cohen
Internal Revenue Service
Will Shafroth
Administrative Office
The
U.S. Courts
Post union talks continue in Washington amid strike stalemate
Federal mediators report no progress toward settlement between The Washington Post and its seven craft unions. The Oct. 1 pressmen walkout remains central as talks focus on a grievance over cut plans for insurance contributions. Guild members discuss hiring a lawyer amid potential disciplinary action while vows persist that no union will return to work until all backshop unions end their strike.
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Washington
Washington Post
Post
Baltimore
Washington Newspaper Guild
The
Backshop
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Maryland Association of Alcohol License Administrators
Liquor Commissioner's Office
Janice M. Wood
Kathleen B. Cavell
Floyd A. Burkett
Albert E. McCracken
Gladys L. Poole
John F. Fleischman
Phillip L. Muritz
Margaret E. Anderson
Betty Jane McClellan
Preston E. Best
Gerald L. Tucker
Paul E. Fogle
Paul E. Ramsburg
Gene T. Mills
George B. Moxley Jr
Kenneth M. Anderson
Benny H. McGaha
Thomas 5. Rimel
William
Wallace L. Comegys
Charles E. Morgan
Lorraine B. Davis
Jeff C. Sprankle
Erma E. Sprankle
Paul H. Clemson ,Jr
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Georgia C. Clay
Charlotte M. Clemson
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FCC Enology
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Montgomery
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Syrmglargerene
Bie Tran
Cosswell
Hic Estate
Sonal
Serecee Ployer
Amour
Dailey
Zinn
Paul Heffner & Son
Carroll St. Frederick
Armstrong
Equitable 3 Trust Bank
Frederick County Square
AD de Banna
Alo
IBM
EXEC
Memorex Toner
IBM T.W. Ribbons
Rogers Office Supply & Esp
Jolen
People’s
Pani MO Auld
RT. NO
Alerkes
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Westview
Columbia Eastpoint
Reisterstown Road Plaza
Harundale Harford Mall
Frederick Towne Mall
Salisbury Valley Mall
Golden Ring Mall
Syroco
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