Maire leaves civil service for full time local business role
Jeannie Maire, longtime Fort Ritchie public affairs officer, will resign Aug 22 after 23 years with the Army to run J M A R Ecology Enterprises, a Frederick firm she started a year ago to grow and market earthworms for land revitalization waste disposal animal feed and more. Assistant Albert F. Hinton becomes acting public affairs officer.
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Jeannie Maire
Ft. Ritchie
Federal Civil Service
J-Mar Ecology Enterprises
Frederick
Maire
United States
Albert F. Hinton
Sfaire
Esskay to supply meats to four school areas
Esskay will serve four school areas for three months replacing Bullock's Meats in Area II and Area IV after Bullock's bid was rejected due to a cooked hamburger patty issue. Schinderberg Kurdie Co. of Baltimore will bid in those areas. John E. Tritt notes the price difference was small and Bullock's is a competitive bidder.
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Esskay
Bullock's
Schinderberg Kurdie Co., Inc
Baltimore
Bullock’s Meats
Westminster
News-Post
Bullock's Meats
Board of Education
John E
Jack) Tritt
Tritt
Martin Reunion at Thurmont Community Park Highlights
The 24th Martin Reunion was held at Thurmont Community Park with prizes for the youngest baby Shawn Wine and oldest participants like Nellie Martin and Luther Martin. Longest married couple Luthe and Hilda Martin, largest family Robert and Catherine Martin Sr., and longest distance traveler Gladys Strother were noted. Prizes went to ticket holders. events included games, a cake walk, an auction, and ice cream served in the afternoon. Attendees included numerous Martins and related families.
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Thurmont
Shawn Wine
Luthe
Hilda Martin
Robert
Catherine Martin Sr
Nellie Martin
Luther Martin
Roger
Bonnie Haines
Gladys Strother
Donald Lantz
Kenneth Martis
Karen
John Martin
Walter Harper
John Wine
Ricky
Shaun
Donald Martin
Vicky
Kathy
Roger Haines
Hilda Crum
Norma Massimore
Roxane Massimore
Kathleen Hammes
Maryland tax receipts exceed projections for 1977
Maryland Comptroller reports fiscal year 1977 income and sales taxes topped estimates, boosting general fund revenue to 1.364 billion. The report highlights stronger Maryland economy with rising employment and construction activity, and notes a 8.8 percent rise in adjusted sales tax receipts driven by heating sales and increased consumer spending. The Golden Age Pass for residents 62 and older provides free park access, with applications handled at park headquarters in Annapolis.
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Maryland Comptroller’s Office
Maryland
Maryland State Park Service
Annapolis
Park Service
Tawes
Taylor Ave
Annnapolis
The
William Parr
Maryland Park System
Parr
Louis Goldstein
State Treasury
Goldstein
Baltimore City
Maryland Port Administration
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Civil Service
Martin
Thurmont Community Park
Charles Fox
Shawn
Franklin Weddle
Mary Hyatt
Naomi Main
Nethie Martie
Ronald Nash
Heather
Clifford Marshall
Charles R. Martin
Cindy
Wayne
Stee
Gary Green
Charles B Martin Jr
Charlese
Robbie
Robert Clem
Joan
Sadly
David
Patty
James Clem
Mark Zimmerman
Relph Merun
Jean
Dale
Tebley
Water-Lamber Company
Ot Isi
Lorraine “Deauville
Orig
Everly’s . .Linens
Clark Orem
Teresa Ambush
Treas
Queen Victoria
Everly
Tenn-Tuft
Eylerly
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