St Josephs College Hosts Language Workshop in Emmitsburg
St Josephs College Modern Languages Department, with Maryland State Department of Education, sponsors a professional development workshop for foreign language teachers this Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Open to teachers from Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia, about 100 are expected. Exhibits from Encyclopaedia Britannica Pathescope Ginn Harper Row and National Textbook Company plus a multimedia speaking and listening program pilot will be featured. Sessions in Dubois Lounge with exhibits in Vincent Hall. A $2 registration covers lunch coffee break and materials.
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Emmitsburg
Modern Languages Department
St. Joseph’s College
Maryland State Department of Education
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Margaret Flinton
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Pathescope Educational Films
Ginn & Company
Harper & Row
National Textbook Company
Dubois Lounge
Vincent Hall
St. Joseph
Department of Modern Languages
Local youths, adults found guilty in Frederick County court
David L. Van Winkle 18 of Betsy Ross Trailer Court found guilty of loitering and petty larceny by Trial Magistrate Stanley Y. Bennett and sentenced to 9 days in Frederick County jail. Leo Ingram 19 of Carver Apartments guilty of disorderly conduct, fined 29 dollars plus costs. Albert Blank 43 of East Second Street jailed 90 days for loitering with possible early release for employment proof. David A. Jett 18 of Baltimore convicted of minor in possession with fines suspended. Frank R. Hoy 28 Libertytown guilty on driving with suspended license and disobeying a traffic device. fines 100 and 25 with costs as noted.
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David L. van Winkle
Betsy Ross
Stanley Y. Bennett
Frederick County
Leo Ingram
Carver Apartments
Ninty
Albert Blank
East Second Street
Bennett
Blank
David A. Jett
Baltimore
Libertytown
Frank R. Hoy
Mount Saint Marys College president joins Fulbright-Hayes panel
Rev Msgr Hugh J Phillips president of Mount Saint Marys College accepts a four member Maryland Committee on Fulbright-Hayes Scholarships appointment from Governor Marvin Mandel. The panel reviews Maryland student applications and recommends top candidates to the national office. Phillips offers full support to Mandel in his role as governor. An Encyclopaedia Britannica estimate notes albino individuals comprise about one in 20,000 people worldwide.
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Emmitsburg
Hugh J. Phillips
Mount Saint Mary’s College
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Msgr
Phillips
Mandel
Mount Saint Mary’s
The
Free State
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Emmitsburg Property Sold Near Hamp-ton Valley Road
Mr and Mrs James C Hewitt sold their unimproved 4 41 acre tract west of Emmitsburg to Mr and Mrs John E Gaydos The purchasers take immediate possession The sale was negotiated by George T Keech a Baltimore real estate broker formerly of Creagerstown
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James C. Hewitt
Emmitsburg
John E. Gaydos
Hampton Valley Road
George T. Keech
Baltimore
Creagerstown
County awards contracts for loader and rollers to low bidders
County commissioners Monday awarded an articulated rubber tire loader to International Harvester Co at 26790.65 and three tandem rollers to John C. Lewis Co Inc at 22368. Both bids under estimates. Other bids on rollers ranged up to 245<loss>
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International Harvester Co
John C. Lewis Co, Inc
Roads Board
General Supply and Equipment Co, Inc
McClung Logan Equipment Co
George Associates Inc
Clarke Equipment Co
McClung Logan
Alban Tractor Co
Chesapeake Supply and Equipment Co
John C. Lewis
L. B. Smith Inc
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Monrovia
Ft. Pols
Ft. Polk
Msgr. Phillips
Emmitsburg Property
Edward VI
England
Opossumtown
Mountaindale
Lewistown
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland
Dailey’s
Funeral Home
North Market ST
C. BE. Cline & Son
Dailey
Wny
NCAA
Ae Farm Equip
Pteae Sotera Are
Church ST
Sealy
Mediterranean
Sealy Austin
Sealy Conway
Ina
Hollywood Bed
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