Potomac resident rises to NRA leadership amid gun hobby lore
James Reinke, a Potomac resident, is elected NRA president after years on the board and a WWII bomber pilot background. The piece details his gun collection, museum tour leadership, and the NRA’s evolving focus from wartime training to long-standing advocacy.
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Glade Valley Lions host rabies talk by health officer
At a Walkersville meeting Dr. Martha Schipper Frederick County health officer spoke on public understanding of rabies. Lions Club president Kevin Smith and program chair Mike Harper joined. The article also notes three Frederick County science teachers nominated for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Teaching and honored September 17 at Towson State University.
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Martha Schipper
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Baltimore Gas and Electric Company
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Monocacy Middle School
Earl Miller
Jeanne Vaughn
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Middletown High School
C. Kurt Holter
Merit seminfinalists named at Frederick County BOE meeting
Three of five Frederick County National Merit Scholarship semifinalists were introduced at the September 19 Board of Education meeting at Monocacy Middle School. The group includes Anse McDonough Frederick High School Barbara Jensen Walkersville High School Rita Gordon BOE president and Thomas Shade Walkersville High School Not pictured are Wayne Cathey Frederick High School and Brian Harrington Gov Thomas Johnson High School.
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Anse McDonough
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Barbara Jensen
Walkersville High School
Rita Gordon
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Thomas Shade
Wayne Cathey
Brian Harrington
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Kurt Holter
Canoeing and Backpacking Trips For Teens Planned
Howard County Department of Recreation and Parks schedules a Potomac River canoe trip Hancock to Fort Frederick on Oct 8 with 8 am to 6 pm return. Ages 12 plus eligible. under 16 must have an adult. Fee 22 dollars. Also Oct 8–9 Appalachian Trail hike and Annapolis Rocks climb group trip for ages 14–18. fee 35 includes leadership food gear and transport. Registration by Sept 30. call 992-2483.
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Feaga descendants hold family reunion in Frederck area
The Feaga descendants gathered for the first reunion on Sunday September 21 at Elva Skeggs home 246 Wingate Drive Frederick. A noon covered dish luncheon followed by group photos. Prizes went to oldest man Roger Zimmerman oldest woman Elva Skeggs longest married Roger and Lillie Zimmerman shortest married Bryan and Laura Goddard youngest Ivory Sue Goff and those coming farthest Elizabeth Remsberg and Charles Poole. Afternoon centered on old photos and family histories with many relatives listed. Also notes Hurricane Audrey referenced with Laursana and Texas fatalities in June 1957.
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Wingate Drive
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Roger Zimmerman
Roger
Lillie Zimmerman
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Laura Goddard
Ivory Sue Goff
Melanie Mateey
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Sandy Zimmerman
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Evelyn
Martha Baden
Laura
Bryan Goddard
Ginny Taylor
George Stupp
Debra Sue Stupp
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