Valley School PTA Meets Sets New Officers
Valley School held its first PTA meeting on Tuesday September 17 with George M Chapline Jr installing officers Marvin Todd president Jefferson Mrs Mansfield Vars vice president Burkittsville Mrs Merril Remsberg secretary Jefferson Mrs Ronald Keister treasurer Burkittsville An American Flag was presented by the Jefferson Ruritan Club Principal Kyle Pritts received the flag Todd read new by laws and members approved them A Valley teachers program What Valley is Doing followed by refreshments The next meeting will be in November Meanwhile Ronald Gene Marshall has been promoted to Specialist 4 He is a 1967 Frederick High School graduate stationed at Fort Bragg NC his wife Tamela Mercer Marshall resides with her parents at Spa Ronald G Marshall RA 51672470 HHC 12th Support Brigade Fort Bragg NC 28307
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P.T.A
Taz
P.T.A. County Council
George M. Chapline, Jr
Marvin Todd
Jefferson
Mansfield + Vars
Burkittsville
Merril Remsberg
Ronald Keister
Jefferson Ruritan Club
Harald Hood
Charles C. Summers
Kyle Pritts
Todd
Ries
Ronald Gene Marshall
Martha Marshall
Stephen J. Marshall
Frederick ‘High School
Fort Bragg
N.C
Tamela Mercer
Jis Spa
Ronald G. Marshall
Aluminum Output Reaches 8.86 Billion Pounds in 1967
The United States produced 8.86 billion pounds of aluminum in 1967, reflecting a sizable annual output. Major facilities and industries contributing to this total included key aluminum plants and metal producers across the country. This figure highlights the era's robust domestic metal production capacity.
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U.S
Organ Recital by John La Duca at North Frederick
An organ recital sponsored by Colonial Music Store will be held September 29 at 3 p.m. in the North Frederick Elementary School auditorium. John La Duca will perform on a Wurlitzer Theatre Console organ and discuss his career from early bands to Army groups and popular West Coast solo work.
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Colonial Music Store
North Frederick
John la Duca
Xa Duca
la Duca
25Th Army Band
United States
Ath Army Band
Armed Forces Radio
U.S. R
West Coast
America
Florida
Chinese Art To Be Shown At Olympics
Nationalist China will display 59 priceless antiques at the international cultural festival in Mexico City during the October Olympic Games. The artifacts include paintings copper jade porcelain and sculptures.
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China
Mexico City
Agnew Campaign Tour Amplifies Law and Order Message
San Francisco AP reports Vice Presidential candidate Spiro Agnew lauded law and order as essential for a free people in a closed circuit broadcast to 23 cities. He helped raise 1.3 million dollars at a Los Angeles dinner and warned AFL CIO president Meany about union dues funding politics without consent.
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San Francisco
Spiro T. Agnew
Los Angeles
Tani
Agnew
Maryland
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
DAR To Hold Antiques Show In Pikesville Armory
The Fourth Annual DAR Antiques Show and Sale in the Pikesville Armory September 27 to 29 will feature over fifty dealers from eight states. Proceeds support DAR schools and a South Dakota Indian School plus the Maryland State Chapter Mouse on Roland Road. Proceeds finance DAR activities statewide. admission is free for children with adults. snack bar available. ample free parking.
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DAR
Pikesville Armory
American Heritage Committee
Maryland State Society
Edwin H. Perkins, Jr
Baltimore
DAR Schools
South Dakota
Roland Road
Maryland
Perkins
Leonard B. Rowles
Edward R. . Sudsbury
Frederick S. Maier
G. Ray Helm
Pikesville
Ressterstown Road
Baltimore Beltway
Hemp plant menace prompts local action in Nappanee area
In northern Indiana the hemp plant remains a roadside nuisance after an Al factory in Nappanee processed it into fiber. Farmers report frequent police calls as carloads of youths harvest the weed at night, with seven moonlight harvesters arrested this summer, including four students accused of cutting over 1,600 pounds. County crews spray roadsides to combat the plant.
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Indiana
Nappanee
Nyelt
Young 4 Ple
Cumberland Valley Library Association Opens 1968-69 Year
The CVLA will hold its first meeting for the 1968-69 year on October 5 at Frostburg State College Frostburg. The program includes a campus tour from 5 to 6 p.m. followed by a buffet at 6:30 in the library. Richard Moses director of the Hi John Project University of Maryland will be the speaker.
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CVLA
Frostburg
Cumberland Valley
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