Hospital Auxiliary Gifts Fund New CT X Ray Unit
The Washington County Hospital Auxiliary Inc. contributed 50,000 toward a 475,000 computerized axial tomography X ray unit. Executives John A. Schaffer and Mrs Richard Glendening pose with Mrs Richard Harrison as the three demonstrate the only CT unit in the Tri-State area. The gift reflects ongoing hospital support during the past year.
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John A. Schaffer
Keh
Washington County Hospital
Richard Glendening
Washington County Hospital Auxiliary Inc
Richard Harrison
Tri-State
Hospital Auxiliary
Donald Slaley
Charles Kings
Frederick Wilson
Robert Johnson
Tre
Mix
John
Hed
Washington County Hospital Auxiliary Pushes Past Million Hours
Washington County Hospital Auxiliary celebrated its anniversary and reported surpassing one million hours of volunteer service. The group has donated 400000 to the hospital over two years, including a 30000 gift toward a computerized tomography unit costing 475000. The donation supports the CAT head and body scanning system joined to a computer for cross section imaging.
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Libbie Powell
Washington County Hospital
Stanley Macht
Washington County Jospital
Rivland Harrison
Richard Glendening
Hospital Auxilary
Ono Aux:ary
Spack
Board of Trustees
Free Family Film Night at Washington County Library
The library will show five films on June 30 at 7 p.m in the HD meeting room. Titles include The Smartest Elephant In the World Me and You Kangaroo Dirty Work Little Toot and Steadfast Tin Soldier. Free admission tickets are available from the Children’s Department by calling ahead.
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Washington County Free Library
Avie
Hans Christian Andersen
Callieake Chiliren
Washington County
Maryland Travel Executives Meet in Washington County
Maryland Association of Travel Executives with over 78 members gathers at Hagerstown Sheraton July 21. The program includes tours to the Maryland Theatre Washington County Museum of Fine Arts and City Park, plus a tour of local attractions and a luncheon discussion on how government and tourism intersect.
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Maryland
Washington County
Maryland Association of Travel Executives
Mre
Hagerstown
Sheraton Motor Inn
Washington County Group
Maryland Theatre
Washington County Museum of Fine
Valley
Hager House
Sheraton Motor Rnn
Mrs Taylor Announces Birth of Second Child Florence Grove
Proud parents Mr and Mrs Taylor announce the birth of their second child on June 11 at House 3 Bay 338 Florence Grove.
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Sirs
Dd. Taylor
Jason Drwayne
House
Bay 338
Taylor
Florence Grove
How You Do Things With Your Child Shapes Love
Boston researchers report babies as young as three weeks react differently to mothers and fathers. By four weeks they show an intense signaling system of facial expressions and gestures that frames early communication. Dr. Brazelton and colleagues describe defense and autonomy mechanisms that help infants cope and learn self-worth through responsive parent interaction.
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York
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Une
Redbook Magazine
T. Parry Brazelton
Lear
Brazetton
Mechanism Tate
Dr. Brazelson
Ed Tronick
Heideliese Als
Suzanne Dison
Michael Youman
Hahy
Jeddhark
Brazelton
Thazelton
Dr. Drazelton
Ture
Brazellda
Maryland Wagon to Be Placed at Fort Frederick
Fort Frederick State Park in Pool Maryland hosts a July 81 event featuring the Maryland Wagon from the Bicentennial era. The 1 p.m. ceremony dedicates the wagon to Fort Frederick and presents a plaque to Superintendent Paul Sprecher. Continental Line troops in period dress guard the fort in the afternoon. Admission is per car with varying fees for hikers bikers and passengers.
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Maryland
Fort Frederick
Fort Frederick State Park
Pool
Paul Sprecher
Corps of the Continental Line
Hershberger Families Return From Vacation
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hershberger Sr of Smithsburg and Mr and Mrs Raymond Hershberger Jr of Baltimore have returned home after vacationing in Michigan and Canada.
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Raymond Hershberger Sr
Smithsbucg
Raymond Hershberger Jr
Baltimore
Michigan
Canada
Hagerstown Summer Playgrounds Schedule Expanded
The Hagerstown Playground Association opened its summer session with 1155 enrollments across 13 city playgrounds. Pangborn Elementary reports 161, Reed Park and Satom Avisue 123 each, with new events including bicycle rodeos, scavenger hunts, and a checkers finals at North Hagerstown High School Friday morning. Summer games span softball, dodgeball, and kickball across locations such as Pangborn, Reed Park, Broadways, and Wheaton, with daily time slots and upcoming contests through late June.
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Hagerstown
Easler School
Broadway
Wheaton Park
Panghorn
Mager Park
Woolland Way
Bester
North Hagerstown
Brethren Rites Held for Local Couple
The marriage of Robin Mae Middickaull and Craig Allan Duffey took place on Saturday May 7 at the Hagerstown Church of the Brethren. The bride is the daughter of Allan and Mrs Middickaull of 630 W Franklin St. Hagerstown. The groom is the son of Elis Duffey Jr and Mrs Duffey of 2420 Eden Dr Hagerstown. Duffey is a 1974 North Hagerstown High School graduate and works at Station Furniture Co. The couple reside at 690 Franklin.
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Robin Mae Middickaull
Craig Allan Duffey
Hagerstown
Church of the Brethren
Allan Lee Middickaull
W. Franklin St
Elis George Duffay Jr
Eden Dr
Duffey
North Hayerstown High School
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Washington County Tourism Division
al Rogers
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