New Market Scouts Hold Third Court of Honor
New Market Troop 268 held its third Court of Honor during a weekend camp at the Joseph Ganley farm along Weller Road. Curtis Nelson and George Delaplaine advanced to star and first class respectively, with second class earners including Mark Lutey Paul Matthews Wayne Harris Mike Harris James Delaplaine Jeff McKenzie Mike Markle Karl Madden Craig Nesbit Mike Wilcom and Stephen Wahl.
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New Market
Mike Markle
James Delaplaine
Wayne Harris
Karl Madden
Craig Nesbitt
Boy Scout
Weller Road
Joseph Ganley
Curtis Nelson
George Delaplaine
Mark Lutey
Paul Matthews
Mike Harrris
Jeff McKenzie
Craig Nesbit
Mike Wilcom
Stephen Wahl
Ralph King
Soil and Water Conservation
Natural Resources
Orval Nelson
Wyatt Bell
Amp
Goshen
Gary Derr
Mark Ganley
Orval
Mark Officer
Denis Thomas
Glen Burnie
Charles Norwood
Airman Apprentice Franklin P. Smith On Leave
Airman Apprentice Franklin P. Smith son of Mr and Mrs John F Smith of Woodsboro is home on leave after completing basic training at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois He was indoctrinated in naval orientation military naval customs and ships nomenclature and will report to the Naval Air Technical Training Command Memphis Tennessee after leave to join the Fleet Preparatory School for aviation field indoctrination
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Franklin P. Smith
John F. Smith
RFC 1
Woodsboro
U.S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Smith
Naval Air Technical Training Command
Mephis
Tenn
Keymar Man Named to College Post
Dr. Harold Le Whitmore of Keymar was named assistant professor of psychology at East Tennessee State University Johnson City Tennessee, effective September 1. A Gettysburg native, he studied at Shepherd College and earned master's and education doctorates from West Virginia University. He taught in Prince George's County Maryland from 1961 to 1966 and belongs to several professional associations. He is married to Kathryn Ramsay with a daughter Wendy Susan.
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D. P. Culp
Harold le Whitmore
Keymar
East Tennnessee State University
Johnson City
Tenn
Gettysburg
Whitmore
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Prince George’s County
Upper Marlboro
American Personnel and Guidance Association
The
Association of Counselor Education and Supervision
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Kathryn Ramsay
Whitmores
Wendy Susan
SJC To Host The New Breed Cultural Event
SJC announces The New Breed concert September 9 at 8 pm in DePaul Auditorium. The seven musicians perform a brass sound akin to Blood Sweat and Tears. Formed a year and a half ago, they recently completed a ring movement suite and have played at Attic Club New Jersey and Bastille Supper Club Washington DC. The 70 minute concert is open to the public and admission is free.
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St. Joseph College
DePaul Auditorium
New Jersey
Bastille
D.C
Walkersville Bowling Tuesday Mixed League highlights
High individual games include Richard Valentine 141 Mickey Fyock 130 Buck Cramer 127. High sets feature Charles Ausherman 364 Buck Crammer 359 Mickey Fyock 354. Southern States 702/1960 led the high team game and set.
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Richard Valentine
Mickey Fyock
Buck Cramer
Charles Ausherman
Buck Crammer
Southern States
Tom Smith
Wayne Nusbaum
Bob Cline
Betty Cline
Betty K
Curtis Cromwell
Jr. Fogle
Charles Cramer
Cullens
Charles Smith
Bob Smith
Tom Little
Blue Duck Inn
Wayne Hane
Dinah Stillions
Canoe Expedition Stops In Brunswick
A dozen Kingman Boys Club members from Washington D C and ex U S Army Sergeant Gerald Padgett rested overnight at Brunswick's riverside campground on August 30 during Operation Potomac. The 13 to 16 year olds canoed from Oldtown August 24, gathering water samples for oxygen content and pollution analysis with Federal City College, DoD, and National Park Service cooperation. The trip aims to broaden experiences for D C youths beyond their home communities. Now a park near Hodgenville Kentucky preserves Thomas Lincoln's original farm as Abraham Lincoln National Park with a Greek memorial marking Lincoln's reputed birthplace.
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Potomac
Brunswick’s
Riverside Campground
Kingman Boys’ Club
Washington, D.C
U.S Army
Gerald Padgett
Padgett
Oldtown
Cumberland
Washington
D.C
Federal City College
Department of Defense
National Park Service
Department of the Interior
Thomas Lincoln
Hodgenville, Ky
Abraham Lincoln
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