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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1971

Page

9

Gleason Nominates Four To Fill Sanitary Planning Posts

Montgomery County Executive James P. Gleason named three Republicans and one Democrat for expiring terms on the Planning Board and Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission. Nominations include Thomas M. Anderson Jr. and Marcus B. Seidel for the Planning Board and George W. McRory Jr. and Floyd D. Peterson for the Sanitary Commission. Anderson would be chairman, Seidel a Silver Spring civic leader, McRory a Dem and IBM systems analyst, and Peterson a Republican engineer with prior federal public works service. The county council must confirm planning board picks. Freeland and Lamb may stay if confirmations stall.

Rockville James P. Gleason Montgomery County Planning Board Washinga Suburban Sanitary Commission Gleason Planning Board All Democratic County Council Prince George's County Maryland Caroline Freeland Seidel Silver Spring Allied Civic Group Silver Spring - Wheaton Gordon Lamb County Council Anderson and Freeland and Lamb Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission George W. McRory Jr Floyd D. Peterson Kensington McRory Sanitary Commission Federal Systems Division IBM Ashton Peterson General Assembly WSSC Montgomery County Prince George’s Freeland

Liberty High Alumni Dinner and Next Meeting Planned

Liberty High School alumni held its annual dinner and dance at the Libertytown Fire Hall on Saturday July 31. Officers for the next year were named: president Frank Fogle first vice president Clifford Hevner second vice president Edward Wetzel secretary Leonora Sparrow King treasurer Katy Hamilton Peters. The next meeting is set for the last Saturday of July in 1972 at the Libertytown Fire Hall. The register lists numerous graduates by class from 1924 to 1944 including Helen Curfman Buxton Susan Albaugh Ward Christine Simpson Hemp and others.

Liberty High Libertytown Fire Hall Frank Fogle Clifford Hevner Edward Wetzel Leonora Sparrow King Katy Hamilton Peters Helen Curfman Buxton Susan Albaugh Ward Christine Simpson Hemp John Milton Carter Duval Sneadner Marie Diehl Saylor Virgie Nusbaum Rippeon Lillian Sundergill Braungart George Bohn Millard Eller G. Plitt VonEiff Jr Herbert Williar Elizabeth Connor Schwein Margaret Wright Nicodemus Dorothy Sweadner

Frederick Firm Awarded Army Building Pact

A 4 028 000 contract to build an Army officers headquarters at Fort Meade was awarded to Frederick Contractors by the Dept of the Army. The Baltimore Engineering District awarded the job at 3 pm after accepting bids from two of five solicited builders. The project will provide office space for Ft Meade officers.

Fort Meade Frederick Contractors Dept. of the Army U.S Charles Mc.Mathias

Montgomery Schools Enrollment Declines

ROCKVILLE Montgomery County's 195 schools expect 309 fewer pupils this year amid slower construction and a 500 square mile system. Eight new schools open in 1971 72. Mark Twain School for handicapped pupils slated for January. Starting teacher salaries reach 7 613. lunch prices rise to 50 55 cents. staff additions include six reading supervisors and 18 teacher specialists.

Rockville Montgomery County Right Money Market Gaithersburg Summit Hall West Deer Park Drive Clifton S. Crockett Damascus John T. Baker Oak Drive William W. Miles Robert Mark Twain Avery Road Mongomery District of Columbia

New Market Man Receives Two Year Sentence

John Wesley Imes Sr aged 40 was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Robert E. Clapp to two years in the Department of Correction for an assault and battery linked shooting at a local establishment. A pre sentence investigation was considered and the judge warned the victim could have died, a murder charge possible. Domestic testimony from John Manley noted injuries to a person. Imes will begin serving on August 9.

Department of Correction Robert E. Clapp John Wesley Ines Sr Wilber Sheffield Clapp Imes John Manley Department of Parole and Probation Ines

Howmet Hikes Aluminum Product Prices

Howmet Corporation announces a six percent price increase for semi fabricated and fabricated aluminum products. The rise applies to sheet and extrusions shipments on and after Sept 1 1971. President Robert P. Jensen cites cost increases and industry pricing pressures. 1970 total sales were 250 million, with about 47 percent from aluminum operations producing ingot billet sheet coil and extrusions.

Eastalco Aluminum Company Howmet Corporation Greenwich Con Robert P. Jensen Howmet

Youth Satisfactory After Eye Surgery

Anthony Rippeon a 12 year old from Frederick wounded in the eye by a BB pellet at Harmon Field Wednesday underwent eye removal surgery at Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Clinic around 3 p m Monday. A clinic spokesman said his condition is satisfactory with no further details available.

Anthony Rippeon Frederick Harmon Field Johns Hopkins University Wilmer Eye Clinic Young Rippeon Rip

Miss Alice Morris Seeks Dairy Princess Crown in Maryland

Chester town teenager Miss Alice Morris will compete in the Maryland Dairy Princess Contest August 13 and 14 at Governor Thomas Johnson High School as representative of Cecil Kent and Queen Anne's counties. The winner will be crowned at 8 p.m. August 14. the event is free to the public.

Alice Morris Chester_town Kent County Maryland Governor Thomas Johnson High School Cecil Kent Queen Anne's Maryland Dairy Industry Miss Morris Wilbur H. Morris Chestertown High School Wesley Junior College Morris Frederick County Gail Remsberg Middletown Carolyn Meyers Sharpsburg Washington County Grace Krum

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