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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 22, 1981

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County firefighters press bid to become political force

Frederick County volunteer firefighters plan a voter registration drive to add members and families to county rosters. Led by Chip Jewell, the effort aims to turn the FCVF&RA into a more active political voice while linking social goals to increased electoral participation.

Frederick County Chip Jewell Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association Fcvf&ra Donald L Trimmer County Board of Elections Maryland General Assembly Jewell Trimmer Fire Association Lloyd C Culler Maryland Firefighters Association Tawes Elections Board

$12 Million Suit Against FMH Dismissed

A $12 million wrongful death claim against Frederick Memorial Hospital and three doctors was dismissed as premature under Maryland Health Claims Arbitration Act. The suit by Ralph Lehroyer and daughter Joyce against FMH doctors Adel Demiray Robert Scooner and Lary Romane rests on a 1974 car crash involving Mary Elizabeth Sehroyer. The unit was dismissed without prejudice, allowing refile after arbitration. hospital immunity and charitable status were also raised as defenses.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Mary Elizabeth Sehroyer Rt. 2 Middletown Adel Demiray Robert Scooner Lary Romane Schroyer Frederick Hoagie Circuit Court Ralph W. Lehroyer Joyce

Board OKs second crochet session at Walkersville High

Adult Education Office approves another five week session for the Walkersville High School crochet class taught by Jan Schmidt. Intermediate Crochet runs five Tuesdays from 7 to 8 30 p.m. starting April 28 in home economics room. New students welcome. cost is 12 dollars plus materials. Call 662 6451 by April 27 to pre register.

Walkersville High School Jan Schmidt Board of Education Walkersville High Schmidt

Western Maryland Coin Show At La Vale Fire Hall

The Western Maryland Coin Club of Cumberland Maryland will hold a public coin show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m on Saturday April 25 and Sunday April 26 at the La Vale Fire Hall 423 National Highway Route 40 West of Cumberland LaVale. Coin dealers from the East Coast will participate and carry large stocks of U S foreign coins and paper money.

Western Maryland Coin Club Cumberland LaVale Fire National Highway Route 40 LaVale U.S

Learning disabilities topic of FCACLD meet

The April 28 FCACLD meeting at 730 p.m. in the South Frederick Elementary School primary building will feature speakers Pam Pencola Steven Hess Teddi Duda and Nancy OConnell. They will explain what a learning disabled child is rights at meetings and how professionals speak parent language. Help lines Nancy Duzza 831 6408 Teddi Duda 662 5349

Frederick County Association For Children With Learning Disabilities Fcacld South Frederick Elementary School Pam Pencola Area IH Steven Hess Area J Teddi Duda Nancy O'Connell Nancy Duzza

Carroll teachers vote on new county offer

Carroll County teachers will vote this week on a contract package from the county board of education. The tentative deal, approved by the Carroll County Education Association, increases base pay about 19.2 percent from 11 174 to 12 317, adds a longevity step, extra duty pay, and curbs ongoing litigation by retiring appeals and injunctions.

Westminster Carroll County County Board of Education Carroll County Education Association CCEA Olin L. Adams Jr

Carroll County man seeks approval to raise bus fares

Carroll County resident Bill Rohrbaugh of Manchester awaits the Public Service Commission ruling on a proposed 50 percent fare increase for Baltimore commuter service. A 30 percent temporary rise is in effect after an earlier 100 percent request, with a February hearing drawing only four riders who complained about discount tickets and crowded aisles. Rohrbaugh expects a decision within weeks, as the PSC must act within five months of the February administration hearing. He cites reinstating a 10 day discount ticket and positions the new fare at 26 dollars, arguing comparability with rivals.

Westminster Bill Rohrbaugh Manchester Public Service Commission Baltimore Rohrbaugh Teresa Bay

True expects ratification of Carroll teaching contract

Roy True, president of the Carroll County Education Association, says the tentative contract with the board of education will probably be ratified by the 950 members. Ballots go to members this week with a deadline next Friday May 1 to vote on a ten tentative agreement. He notes some disappointments but says most goals were achieved and optimism rests on county commissioners approving the district budget.

Roy True Carroll County Education Association CCEA Teacher's Association Board of Education

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